C25-Redlands Ranch

- LindaP.

Redlands Roundup

Onsite Management Offsite Management

Office Manager: Renee Garcia

Haven Management Services

Maintenance Manager: Douglas Mader 3491 Concours Street, Suite 204

Lock up relief: Carol Briano Ontario, CA 91764

Phone: (909) 794-9504

Property Supervisor: Christine Fax: (909) 794-6748 Godinez

Phone: (909) 930-9750 ext. 3004

E-Mail: Redlandsranchmhe@gmail.com Fax: (909) 930-9498

Email: Cgodinez@havenms.com

Office Hours:

Monday thru Friday 8:00am-4:00pm

In the event of a fire, medical or police emergency, dial 911. Non-emergency number (909) 798-7691

GENERAL INFORMATION

Additional Phone Numbers:

Redlands Water District (909) 798-7516

U.S Department of Transportation (800) 424-8802

City of Redlands Main Number (909) 798-7510

Athenian Towing (909) 384-7073

California Public Utilities Commission (800) 649-7570

Redlands Animal Control (909) 798-7644

DISCLAIMER:

Neither the City of Redlands nor Haven Management Services nor onsite management recommends or endorses any business that pays to advertise in the Roundup. Residents should always check references, licenses, etc. before hiring any company.

To our Redlands Ranch Residents celebrating a Wedding Anniversary and Birthdays in May, we wish you a HAPPY DAY and hope your day is extra special!

Hello everyone,

Residents must obtain written permission from the Park to keep a house pet If any pet poses a threat to the health and safety of the Residents or employees of the community, permission will be denied. Should Resident lose a pet, or the pet dies, permission must be obtained from the Park to replace the pet A Pet Agreement must be executed between the Park and Resident for each pet. Each pet must be licensed and inoculated in accordance with applicable laws.

. Disturbance. Pets will not be allowed to cause any disturbance, which might annoy neighbors, including, but not limited to, barking, growling, biting, chasing, or any other unreasonable noises, harm, or damage, which will be cause for revocation of permission to keep the pet.

Guests may not bring pets into the Park, except for guide dogs, signal dogs, and other service dogs. Pets are not permitted in the clubhouse, laundry, or any recreational area of the Park at any time, except for guide dogs, signal dogs, and other service dogs Pets which are found running loose in the Park may be confined and turned over to Animal Control, at Resident’s expense.

Leash Requirement. Pets must be on a leash while in the common area, and Resident must exercise care in cleaning up, and disposing of, pet excrement.

Revocation of Permission to Keep a Pet. If Resident fails to comply with any one of the pet rules, the Park may revoke approval of the pet and require that the pet be permanently removed from the Park property. Further, Resident is responsible and liable for any injury, damage or other loss, expense, harm, claim, demand, suit, and cause of action arising from, or because of, possession of the pet. Resident therefore agrees to indemnify and hold Owner and its employees, agents, and representatives free and harmless from all liability, including the provision of a defense, and including all claims, demands, suits, controversies, causes of action, loss, damage, injury, expense, attorneys fees, or any other liability which relates to the pet and permission to keep a pet. Stray Animals. Feeding stray animals is not allowed. Food may not be left out of doors for any pet or other animal.

History of Redlands California

RedlandsstandsoutamongstotherSouthernCaliforniatownsforitsdistinctive andrichheritage,anditslevelofgrowthanddevelopmentaroundtheturnofthe century.

Orange and State Streets in 1903, with the Redlands Street Railway line in Orange Street.

DowntownRedlandshadwalkablestreetsandblocks,andbeautifulbuildingsof differentsizesandarchitecturalstyles.Redlandswasdesignedandbuiltto accommodatepeopleforstreetcarandtrainlines.Transitwasacatalyzingfactor aroundtheearlygrowthofRedlands,asthetowngainedregionalconnectivity throughtheSout

Pacific,andAtchison,Topeka,andSantaFeRailroads.

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Redlands Central Railway Co. 1903-1911

Redlandswasastreetcartownattheturnofthecentury.TheRedlandsStreet RailwayCo.rantworoutesthroughtownfrom1899-1903.TheRedlandsCentral RailwayCo.servedthecommunitybetween1903to1911.

Redlands Street Railway Co. 1899-1903

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Meter reads sp 1-21 & 86-122

Keep gates unlocked pets inside Trash pickup

Meter reads sp 25-85

Keep gates unlocked pets inside

Ingredients

• ▢3 ripebananas, or 1 ½ cups mashed

• ▢1 ½ cups all-purposeflour, or oat flour

• ▢2 eggs

• ▢¼ cup maplesyrup, or honey

• ▢1 tsp bakingsoda

Optional Flavorings:

• ▢½ tsp cinnamon

• ▢¼ tsp salt

• ▢mix-insofchoice, i.e., chopped walnuts or pecans, chocolate chips, raisins, etc.

Instructions

• Preheatovento350°F(180°C).Prepare9×5-inchloafpanwithfoilorparchmentand spraywithcookingspray.

• Addallingredientstoa blender andblenduntilsmooth.Pourbatterintoprepared loafpan. (If desired, stir in any mix-ins, or sprinkle on any toppings.)

• Bake45-50minutes,untilatoothpickcomesoutclean. (This is the suggested bake time based on my oven, but it may vary. If it's your first time making this recipe, I recommend checking your loaf's doneness around 25-30 minutes.)

• Allowtocoolcompletelybeforecutting.

• Storeinanairtightcontaineronthecounterupto3daysorinthefridgeforaweek.

Frank J. Evans Charitable Foundation’s Scholarship Application

The Frank J. Evans Charitable Foundation is seeking applications from college-bound high school graduates for $2,000 scholarships in the year 2024.

In order to qualify for a Frank J. Evans scholarship, applicants must:

1. Return a completed and signed application form.

2. Provide copies of high school transcripts and proof of college registration.

3. Provide a one-page, typed essay describing their reasons for attending college.

4. Be college bound to an accredited two- or four-year institution.

5. Currently reside in a WMA-member mobilehome park.

For more information about FJE scholarship applications or to find out how to make a tax-deductible donation to this Foundation, please call 831.475.0335.

John Baldwin

Dick Bessire

Skip Green

Jonathan Boggs

The Frank J. Evans Charitable Foundation

Greg Evans, President

Mark Myers, Esq.

Jay Leite, CPA

Council of Advisors

Mickey Evans

Charlene Garza

Edwin J. Evans

Lauren Fischer

Scott Evans

Frank J. Evans Scholarship Application

Requirements for a complete application:

• Postmarked no later than June 30, 2024.

Art Chatoff

Todd Su

Mike Sullivan

Clint Lau

• Attach a one-page essay describing your reasons for attending college.

• Attach a copy of high school transcript.

• Attach a copy of proof of college registration.

Name of Applicant: _______________________________________ Date of Birth: ________________________

Home Address: ________________________________________________________________________________

City: ________________________________________ State_____________ Zip Code: ____________________

Phone number where you can be reached: ( )_____________________________

Email: High school: ________________________ High School Graduation year: _____________ College : ________________________Current GPA: ______________

Please list any High School sports, clubs or organizations in which you were involved:

“Kindness is something you can never give away, it always returns.” Frank Evans

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Please indicate any special circumstances that you feel should be considered by the committee in evaluating your application for this scholarship:

Frank J. Evans Scholarship Application

Personal references we may contact (School officials, teachers, coaches, etc.)

Name & Title: ____________________________________________________ Phone No.: (___)

Name & Title: ____________________________________________________ Phone No.: (___)

Parent or guardian’s name(s): ___________________________________________________________________

Parent or guardian’s place(s) of employment:

Signature of parent(s) or guardian(s): ______________________________________________________________

Signature of applicant: _________________________________________________________________________

Date: ____________________________________ Cell phone number: (___)

Name of WMA mobilehome park: ________________________________________________________________

Address of WMA mobilehome park: ______________________________________________________________

Name of resident manager or mobilehome park owner: ________________________________________________

Phone number of resident manager or mobilehome park owner: (___)

Thank you for your interest!

Please return completed applications to: Frank J. Evans Charitable Foundation Frank J. Evans Scholarship Committee 871 38th Ave. Santa Cruz, CA 95062

“Kindness is something you can never give away, it always returns.” Frank Evans

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Puzzles and Word Games you can

Pirates Walking bird

BART BLACK CAESAR BLACKBEARD BONNET

BONNY

BOUCHARD

BRAZILIANO

CALICO JACK CLISSON

DAMPIER

DAVIS

DRAGUT

DRAKE

EASTON

EVERY FLEURY

FLY GREAVES HORNIGOLD KIDD LEVASSEUR LOWTHER MOODY MYNGS

OCCHIALI POUND RAZIN READ ROBERTS

SAO TSAI VANE

WALL WYNN YEW

Across 1.Japanese pond carp

4.Receded

9.Nothing

10.Cool

11.Add-on

12.Winner of nine golf majors

13.Place for a lace

15.You and I

16.Cowboy contest

18.Not down

20.Nativity scene

23.Uniform shade

25.Sushi bar order

26.Consumed

27."Raiders of the Lost ___"

28.About 1.3 cubic yards

29.Discouraging words

Down 1."Trick" joint

2.Greasy

3.More sick

4.Common decongestant ingredient

5.Baby slipper

6.Large

7.Old Testament twin

8.Cub Scout groups

14.Student's hallway hangout

17.Neptune's realm

18.Hawaiian strings

19.Excellent, in modern slang

21.Medal recipient

22.The "E" of B.P.O.E.

24.Ended a fast

The headline is a clue to the answer in the diagonal.

May Sudoku

How to solve sudoku puzzles

No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.

Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9. Similarly, each number can only

appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is easy.

TRIVIA TEASER

The White House

1.Washington, D.C. was sacked by the British, and the White House was set on fire, in what year? a-1777, b-1814, c-1863, d-1888.

2.In which wing of the White House would you find the Oval Office? a-West Wing, b-South Wing, c-East Wing, dNorth Wing.

3.How many total rooms are in the White House? a-36, b-55, c-68, d-132.

4.Which president retained a cottage known as the Little White House near Warm Springs, Georgia? a-Franklin Roosevelt, b-George Washington, cGeorge W. Bush, d-Bill Clinton.

5. The term 'kitchen cabinet,' meaning group of unofficial advisers, comes from a story that which president met with his unofficial cabinet in the White House kitchen? a-Richard Nixon, b-Thomas Jefferson, c-Andrew Jackson, d-James K.Polk.

6.In which room of the White House does the First Lady greet her guests? a-Observatory, b-Red, c-China, d-Blue.

7.What kind of pet was kept in the White House by both Susan Ford and Amy Carter? a-Hamster, b-Horse, c-Siamese cat, d-Cocker spaniel.

8.Which president, with a young wife, was the first to have his baby born while living in the White House? a-John Tyler, b-John Kennedy, c-John Quincy Adams, d-Grover Cleveland.

9.In 1913, which First Lady replaced Eleanor Rooseveltís colonial West Garden with a rose garden on the site of the current Rose Garden? a-Ellen Wilson, b-Helen Taft, c-Lou Hoover, d-Ida McKinley.

10. Electricity was installed in the White House during the administration of which U.S. President? a-Herbert Hoover, bWilliam Henry Harrison, c-William Howard Taft, d-Benjamin Harrison.

QUOTES

"But there's a story behind everything. How a picture got on a wall. How a scar got on your face. Sometimes the stories are simple, and sometimes they are hard and heartbreaking. But behind all your stories is always your mother's story, because hers is where yours begin."

― Mitch Albom, For One More Day

"I ask you, what good is a big picture window and the lavish appointments and a priceless decor in a home if there is no mother there?"

― Spencer W. Kimball "My mother's love has always been a sustaining force for our family, and one of my greatest joys is seeing her integrity, her compassion, her intelligence reflected in my daughters."

Michelle Obama

"To describe my mother would be to write about a hurricane in its perfect power. Or the climbing, falling colors of a rainbow."

Maya Angelou

"Mother is the name for God in the lips and hearts of little children."

William Makepeace Thackeray

What you are is God's gift to you, what you become is your gift to God.

Hans urs von Balthasar.

When you come from a communist country, you're life is so small that your ability to dream is like 'I just wish i had bread.' Then, you come to this country and the whole country is just dreams. People from America will never appreciate America as much as an immigrant will. There is nothing like this country; it is all about dreams.

Mila Kunis

Make sure you know what makes you happy, and don't forget it.

Derek Sivers

Hope lies in dreams, in imagination, and in the courage of those who dare to make dreams into reality.

Jonas Salk

The Lighter Side

Riddle me this ...

1.What has four legs, a head, and leaves?

2. What kind of coat can be put on only when wet?

3.Where do you find roads without vehicles, forests without trees, and cities without houses?

4.What word looks the same upside down and backward?

5.What kind of cheese is made backward?

6.What has a foot on each side and one in the middle?

7.The more you take, the more you leave behind. What are they?

8.What's black, has one eye, and can pick up a house?

9. Only one color, but not one size; stuck at the bottom, yet easily flies; present in sun, but not in rain; doing no harm, and feeling no pain. What is it?

10.What falls but never breaks? What breaks but never falls?

Riddle Answers

1-A dining room table, 2-A coat of paint, 3-On a map, 4-Swims, 5-Edam (made spelled backwards), 6-A yard stick, 7-Footsteps, 8-A tornado, 9-A shadow, 10-Night and Day!

Answers to 'The White House' 1-b, 1814 2-a, West Wing 3-d, 132 4-a, Franklin Roosevelt 5-c, Andrew Jackson

6-b, Red 7-c, Siamese cat 8-d, Grover Cleveland 9-a, Ellen Wilson 10-d, Benjamin Harrison

MAY 2024 Calendar

ADOPT-A-HORSE MONTH

ASTHMA AWARENESS MONTH.

Web: lung.org/asthma

CELIAC DISEASE AWARENESS MONTH.

Web: nationalceliac.org.

FIBROMYALGIA EDUCATION AND AWARENESS MONTH.

Web: publichealthpharmacists.org.

GARDENING FOR WILDLIFE MONTH.

Web: nwf.org

JEWISH-AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH.

MENTAL HEALTH MONTH.

Web: mentalhealthamerica.net/may.

MOTORCYCLE SAFETY MONTH.

NATIONAL ARTHRITIS AWARENESS MONTH.

Web: arthritis.org

NATIONAL FOSTER CARE MONTH.

OLDER AMERICANS MONTH. "Aging Unbound"

SKIN CANCER AWARENESS MONTH.

Web: aad.org.

NATIONAL PHYSICAL FITNESS AND SPORTS MONTH.

1, LEI DAY. Hawaii.

4, KENTUCKY DERBY. Churchill Downs, Louisville, KY. 150th running.

Web: kentuckyderby.com.

4, CHINCOTEAGUE SEAFOOD FESTIVAL, Toms Cove Park, Chincoteague Island, VA.

4-5, GALVESTON HISTORIC HOMES TOUR. (also May 11-12). Galveston Island, TX.

5-11, BE KIND TO ANIMALS WEEK. Web: americanhumane.org

5-11, NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK.

5, FIVE BORO BIKE TOUR. New York, NY. Web: bike.nyc.

5-11, TICK AWARENESS WEEK.

6, METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART COSTUME INSTITUTE BENEFIT.

Web: metmuseum.org

5, CINCO DE MAYO. Mexican national holiday recognizing the anniversary of the Battle

of Puebla in 1862.

6-12, NATIONAL NURSES WEEK. Web: nursingworld.org.

6-10, TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK. WEB: pta.org

6-7, GALVESTON HISTORIC HOMES TOUR, Galveston Island, Texas, 49th annual. Web: galvestonhistory.org.

9-15, NATIONAL STUTTERING AWARENESS WEEK. Web: stutteringhelp.org or tartamudez.org in Spanish.

10, MILITARY SPOUSE APPRECIATION DAY. 11, INTERNATIONAL MIGRATORY BIRD DAY.

11, LETTER CARRIERS STAMP OUT HUNGER FOOD DRIVE. 32nd annual. Web: nalc.org.

12, MOTHER'S DAY.

12-19, NATIONAL POLICE WEEK. Web: aphf. org.

12-18, NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION WEEK.

13-19, PGA CHAMPIONSHIP. Valhalla Golf Club, Louisville, KY. 106th. Web: pga.com

14-25, CANNES FILM FESTIVAL. Cannes, France. 77th annual. Web: festival-cannes. com

15, PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY.

18, JAMESTOWN DAY. Jamestown Settlement and Historic Jamestown, Williamsburg, VA. Web: historyisfun.org.

17, ENDANGERED SPECIES DAY. Web: endangered.org/campaigns/endangeredspecies-day.

17-18, MOREL MUSHROOM FESTIVAL. Muscoda, WI. 43rd annual. Web: muscoda.com.

17-18, MAGNOLIA BLOSSOM FESTIVAL. Magnolia, AR. Web: blossomfestival.org.

18, INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DAY. Web: icom.museum.

18-24, NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK. Web: safeboatingcouncil.org.

18, PREAKNESS STAKES, Pimlico Race Course, Baltimore, MD. Web: preakness.com

21-22, FISHING HAS NO BOUNDARIES, Freeman Lake, Monticello, IN

22, NATIONAL MARITIME DAY.

23, INTERNATIONAL WORLD TURTLE DAY.

Web: worldturtleday.org

23, FLOWER MOON. So called by Native American tribes of New England and the Great Lakes because by this time of the year, flowers are everywhere.

23-28, FLEET WEEK NEW YORK 2023. Web: fleetweeknewyork.com.

23-27, KODIAK CRAB FESTIVAL. Kodiak, AK. Web: kodiakchamber.org.

24-26, FLORIDA FOLK FESTIVAL. Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park, White Springs, FL. Web: FloridaFolkFestival.com.

24-26, NATIONAL POLKA FESTIVAL. Ennis, TX. Web: nationalpolkafestival.com.

24-June 9, PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL. (Weekends and Memorial Day.) Portland, OR. Web: rosefestival.org.

24-June 9, SPOLETO FESTIVAL USA. Charleston, SC. Web: spoletousa.org.

25, NATIONAL MISSING CHILDREN'S DAY. Web: childrendofamerica.org.

26-28, ANDERSONVILLE MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONIES. Andersonville, GA. Activities to commemorate Memorial Day. Web: nps. gov/ande.

26, INDIANAPOLIS 500-MILE RACE. Indianapolis, IN. 108th running. Web: indy500. com.

27, MEMORIAL DAY. Honoring those who have died in battle.

27, MEMORIAL DAY PARADE AND CEREMONIES. Gettysburg, PA. Web: destinationgettysburg. com.

29, ARMED FORCES DAY.

29, WORLD OTTER DAY. Web: otter.org.

30, LINCOLN MEMORIAL DEDICATION, May 30, 1922. The memorial in Washington D.C. is made of marble from Colorado and Tennessee and limestone from Indiana.