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Lakeshore Gardens Management September 2026
We sadly announce the passing of Art Birtcher Arthur B. "Art" Birtcher was a prominent Southern California commercial real estate developer, industrial investor, philanthropist and the developer of Lakeshore Gardens. Birtcher Anderson & Davis has continuously managed the property since 1972.
Arthur Birtcher 1939 - 2026
Cami’s Comments
Did you know…………
1. September is the first month of fall in the
Northern Hemisphere? 2. September is associated with the end of summer, the return to school and harvest time? 3. The name September comes from the Latin word, septem which means seven? 4. September has the most letters than any other month and became the 9th month after the months January and February were added? 5. September is a month for widely recognized observances, including Hispanic Heritage Month, Hunger Action Month, National Literacy Month and World Alzheimer’s Month? 6. The U.S. Constitution was signed on September 17, 1787?
Dates to Remember in September: 1. September 1, 1985 – The Titanic wreck was found on the Ocean Floor. 2. September 5, 1882 – The first celebrated Labor Day in America. 3. September 7 – Grandparents Day. 4. September 9, 1776 – The United Colonies became The United States. 5. September 11, 2001 – The United States was attacked by Terrorists. 6. September 21 – World Gratitude Day and International Day of Peace.
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LSG Residents Association Meeting Saturday, September 5, 9:00am Sunset Room
LSG Social Activities Committee Meeting Saturday, September 5, 10:30am Sunset Room
Sunday Breakfast Club Sunday, September 6th, 8:30am Rec Room
Labor Day Concert Monday, September 7th, 4:00pm Rec Room
Carport Sale Friday, September 11th Pre Sale Residents Ony 5:00-7:00pm Saturday, September 12th, 8:00am-1:00pm Open to Public & Residents
Improv is Back at LSG! Shared Delusions Saturday, September 12th, 6:00pm Rec Room
Life Long Learning - Personal Protection through Awareness Sunday, September 20th, 1:00-3:00pm Sunset Room
Life Long Learning - Improv Your Life Sunday, September 20th, 3:15 - 4:45pm Sunset Room
Clothing Sale Friday, September 25th Pre Sale Residents Only 4:00-7:00pm Saturday, September 26th 8:00am-1:00pm Open to Public & Residents
Hello Fall Residents’ Mixer Friday, September 25th, 5:00-7:00pm Patio
LSG Book Club Sunday, September 27th, 2:00pm Fireside Lounge
CASINO NITE - Havana Nights Saturday, October 17th 5:00 - 8:00pm Rec Room
LABOR DAY CONCERT Monday, September 7th 4:00PM in the Rec Room FREE EVENT FAMILY & FRIENDS WELCOME! Light Refreshments will be Served For More Information please go to: www.pccband.org
See You at the Concert! The IMPROV at LSG!!! WELCOME BACK
Saturday, September 12th, 6:00PM LSG Rec Room Donation Bar This is a FREE event, however a free-will donation will be gratefully accepted to benefit the Shared Delusion Improv Group in promoting their performance group and defraying costs for transportation, supplies, etc. for performances, Thank You! (This show may not be appropriate for under age audiences)
CARPORT SALE Pre Sale for LSG Residents Only Friday, September 11th, 5-7pm
Saturday, September 12th 8am-1pm Open to Public & Residents Clean Out Your Sheds, Closets and Drawers Turn Unwanted Items Into
A limited number of tables are available “first come, first serve ”. Watch for email and tube mail for more information on how to reserve a table and/or have your address added to the carport sale map.
Please consider donating any Gently Used Men’s & Women’s Clothing and accessories to the Clothing Sale. This year we will also accept Dining Linens including Tablecloths, Runners, Placemats, Dish Towels and Napkins for the upcoming Sale.
Thank You!
LSG CLOTHING SALE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER,25th 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM Shopping for Residents Only! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM Open to Residents & Public We are Accepting Gently Used Men’s & Women’s Clothing including: Pants, Coats, Jackets, Sweaters, Dresses, Hats, Scares, Jewelry, Purses, Shoes & Hangers! NEW THIS YEAR: WE WILL ALSO ACCEPT GENTLY USED OR NEW TABLECLOTHS, RUNNERS, PLACEMATS, NAPKINS & DISH TOWELS (No Bed Linens Please) WE NEED VOLUNTEERS to help sort, price, and display our items,
Wednesday 9/23, Thursday 9/24, & Friday 9/25. WE ALSO NEED VOLUNTEERS to work the days of the Sale, Friday 9/25 & Saturday 9/26.
YOU MAY DROP OFF YOUR DONATIONS 9/23 & 9/24 AT THE REC ROOM, OR FOR ASSISTANCE, OR TO HELP WITH THE SALE PLEASE CONTACT:
Jane: jbossart11@gmail.com or 760-529-3675 Nancy: npgallavan@gmail.com 417-505-8170 Thank You for Your Support!
LIFELONG LEARNING WORKSHOPS September Schedule “Personal Protection through Awareness...a Women’s Workshop”
$10.00 Donation (Materials provided) September 20, 2026, Sunset Room Check in 12:45pm Workshop 1:00-2:45pm Kathy Krass
The first part of this workshop will focus on learning how to be alert and aware in our environment. The discussion will cover simple techniques to help you feel comfortable and confidant. This will be followed by demonstrations and the practice of simple self-defense techniques. Kathy is a ShoDan in Okinawan Goju Ryu, and holds belts in Kobudo, and Iai-do. Kathy has instructed Men, Women and Children. She presented Self Defense Classes for Women at Mira Costa College and for Children in after school programs in San Marcos and Carlsbad. To make a reservation call Kathy at 760-710-7311. 20 seats available. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Please no sandals or flipflops. Remember to fuel and hydrate before the workshop.
“Improv Your Life” $10 Donation (Materials provided) September 20, 2026 Sunset Room Check in 3:00pm Workshop 3:15-4:45pm Jennifer Fink Jenn is a vital member of the Improv Group Shared Delusion and is excited to bring improv and activating your mind to LSG. Come work on quick thinking skills, becoming more comfortable speaking to crowds, and have some creative fun with your neighbors. To make a reservation call Judy at 951-743-4680. 30 seats available. Remember to hydrate and fuel before the workshop.
The donation is an investment in yourself and the presenter. All Materials included.
September Mixer Friday, September 25th Meet at the Patio at 5:00PM This is a resident only event. Please join us on the Patio to Meet, Mingle & Enjoy Community
Dance to the Music of Mike Staggs and the Soul Appetizers & Donation Bar Brought to you by LSG Management and LSG Social Activities
Sunday, September 27th 2:00PM in the Fireside Lounge OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS WHO READ OR LISTEN TO THE BOOK! NO MEMBERSHIP! September’s Book: THE WHITE ROSE NETWORK by: Ellie Midwood Each participant is in charge of finding their own copy: Book available from Carlsbad Public Library using Link+ Book available for sale, new and used through Amazon Tablet version available through Kindle Audible version downloadable on demand through Hoopla
Questions? Contact Bruce Stout: Text or Call 303-598-3713 Email: bstout809@gmail.com
THANKSGIVING DINNER Thursday, November 26th 2:00-4:30PM in the Rec Room Residents Complimentary, Guests $10, Children Under 12yrs $5
RESERVE EARLY! SPACE WILL BE LIMITED TO 75 RESIDENTS & 25 GUESTS (Limited to 4 guests or less per Household) MENU: Turkey, Dressing, Roasted Potatoes, Gravy, Green Bean Casserole, Skillet Corn, Water, Coffee, Tea & Apple Cider Each resident and guest must bring 6 servings of your favorite side dish to share. You may bring a beverage of choice to complete your meal.
SIDE DISH SUGGESTIONS:
Appetizer - Fruit or Veggie Platter - Salad - Cranberry Sauce Vegetable - Yams/Sweet Potatoes - Rolls - Pie/Dessert RSVP: ANNE NICHOLLS 760-401-1849 No later than Thursday, November 12 Tell us what you plan to share!
LSG Gets Into Motion Community connections happen on the move! Over the past few months, the Social Activities Committee has launched two exciting new group activities: the **Sunday Cyclists** (led by Bruce Stout) and **Women Who Walk** (led by Candace Lipisko). Both are designed to get neighbors out and exploring the park and surrounding area—while building friendships along the way.
Don't worry about your fitness level or age. The Sunday Cyclists welcome all riders—bicycles, e-bikes, and e-trikes all welcome. The Walkers move at an easy, conversational pace. Both groups prioritize socializing and camaraderie, with refreshments often part of the fun. Ready to join? Sunday Cyclists: Every Sunday at 4 PM, starting in front of the Office Women Who Walk: Every Tuesday and Thursday at 9 AM, starting in front of the Office. (Psst—men are welcome too!) For more information: - Bruce Stout: 303 518-6040 - Candace Lipisko 858 735-3501
GSMOL Has a new address! Golden State Manufactured-Home Owners League (GSMOL) has moved. The new address is: GSMOL P.O. Box 30038 Santa Barbara, CA 92130 Phone: 800-888-1727
VETERANS CLUB UPDATE The LSG Vets Club has been busy with several projects including their Annual Summer BBQ Meeting and the Veterans Day Observance. The Club would like to thank Charlie and Sunny Fresh Cleaners for expertly cleaning several of our buntings that were heavily soiled. The buntings will see another year of service! NEWS Two LSG Vets Club members Gerry Kummer and George Sutliff have been scheduled for the September Honor Flight. Plans for Veterans Day have been completed. The Vets Club will again host the Observance which will include the ROTC Color Guard from the Army Navy Academy, a Bugler, the Wall of Remembrance, and our Memorabilia Table. Any resident who has military memorabilia is encouraged to share it with the community. Also please remember to submit the form that appeared in August Breeze to have yourself or a family member added to the Wall of Remembrance. Refreshments will be served. The Vets Club will reach out for refreshment Donations. If you have any questions please contact: Carol Matthews (760)402-0111
Annual 4th of July Appreciation Party On July 12 over 90 volunteers who helped make this year’s 4th of July Extravaganza a huge success came together to eat, drink and debrief about the event. Lorne Walker again spearheaded this event. As she has done in the past, Lorne created an amazing menu and several of the dishes. Working with Barbara Gearen, on behalf of the board, and several volunteers who staffed the kitchen, everyone felt full and appreciated. They also gave some good feedback and suggestions on how we can make the 2027 4 th of July Extravaganza an even better event. Again, thanks to Lorne and thanks to everyone who made this year’s event one for the memory books.
On July 18, we dished out 80 Hot Fudge Sundaes (with lots of toppings!) and 78 A&W Root Beer Floats. This year the Ice Cream Social was held on a Saturday, due to a conflict with a scheduled LSG workshop, as well as the FIFA Championship Soccer Game. As this was a free event and no ticket necessary to partake, it’s always hard to tell exactly how many people attended, but a best guess would be 75-80 throughout the 2-hour event. Total cost for the event was $287.22, which came to about $3.60 per person. Such a sweet deal can only be found at Lakeshore Gardens!!! Thank you to Phyllis and Bill Wilson for doing the excellent Decorations, and to our Volunteers which included LSG residents: Gary Alderson, Kathee Eskridge, Judy Hecker, Krys Johnson, Linda Torr and Laurie Wolcott. Thank you also to visiting Grandson volunteers: Bronson Brereton, Roman Brereton and Julian Debonis. The event was very upbeat and enjoyable, and the weather cooperated too!
Marc & Kerry Weiswasser
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“Football Madness” Richard Christensen Thanks to everyone who attended “Football Madness” on July 19, 2026! We had a spirited discussion about the roles of the game officials and the interaction between them and parents/coaches. I especially had fun telling some stories of game situations and positioning to try to see what needs to be seen. Thanks for the opportunity, and maybe we can have another session during the NCAA/NFL season!
Rick Raffle Prize Winners: LSG Raffle Winner:
Renee Bryan & Terri Boville Greg Smith
Testimonials: I thought the event yesterday was fantastic. I learned more about football than I ever imagined. Rick was interesting, engaging and patient with everyone’s questions. He was also funny….always a good thing….Anonymous From not being sure what he was going to talk about, Rick delivered a touchdown!! Thanks to Rick and Brenda for all you do. Bob Sher - Social Activities President I love learning things and I love football (brother played high school football). I grew up watching the Chargers, so I loved Richard’s explanations of his experiences and many of the rules and odd circumstances during the game. Thanks! Jo Adamcik
Upcoming Lifelong Learning Workshops 2026 “Underwater Adventures”
$10 Donation (Materials Provided)
October 18, 2026 Sunset Room Workshop 1:00-2:45pm Sally Wahrmann
We had a great turn out for the National Night Out at LSG!
July Residents Mixer - Friday, July 31st Great Night for a Party! Great Weather, Food, Libations & Music! Over 100 Residents in Attendance
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GUYS & DOLLS GOLF Friday, August 7th While it is likely our semi ok selves of 15 years ago may have handled the humidity a little better, it could be argued the Guys and Dolls were an impressive group on August 7th. Eight of 13 players shot in the 70’s: Rick Morse 70, Rick McClurg 72 , Alan Lorton 72, John LoSardo 73, Jerry Kummer 76, Mike McClurg 76, Dave Yarnall 76, and Diana Field 77. Diana chose to walk only a few months following foot surgery and claimed the humidity didn’t bother her. However, an observer has evidence that her putting was below par. Rick Morse was heard singing “Heatstroke” an old song by the non famous, non-well known AZ band, the Dusty Chaps: “it’s 110 in Gila Bend, in Buckeye it’s 102”. Pretty sure he would have shot 62, if it were a dry heat. Longest Drive and Closest to the pin went to Diana Field in the B group (Again, she couldn’t putt worth a damn). Rick McClurg took longest Drive honors and Alan Lorton won Closest to the pin in the A group. With our double secret handicap system the results were A group: Lorton, LoSardo, R McClurg and Morse. B group winners were M McClurg, Diana Field, Dave Yarnall and Sean Hinton. Larry Acker won the “chip in” pot. Well done campers.…see you in September,
John LoSardo jlaredo@aol.com
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A U G U S T Liz Tudino, Liz Gunzelman, Chris Castro, Lorne Walker, and Sherry Madaii
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Meet Ronna Bixby
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Ronna knew she wanted to be a Rabbi from age 8. She was raised by a grandmother who kept a kosher house and spoke only Yiddish. Ronna studied the Torah and learned she could not become a Rabbi in Orthodox Judaism because she was female but in Reformed and Conservative groups women Rabbis were welcome. This suited her temperament better anyway. She became a Rabbi in 1983. She doesn’t have a temple but officiates in weddings and funerals as called on. This is a role she values greatly. Ronna’s parents were very young. They were 16 and 18 when her brother was born and 19 and 20 when she was born. The young family lived with a grandmother and great aunt who raised them. Her mother divorced when Ronna was two and remarried. Soon there was a baby sister. The family lived in Brooklyn but moved to Jamaica/Queens which was the first racially integrated neighborhood in New York City. White families were invited to move into newly constructed 12 storey apartment buildings. Ronna lived on the 12th floor. Ronna, her brother and sister were among the few white kids playing in the street. They learned early how to cope with violence. The play was rough. They were in a lot of fights and quickly learned how to give it back. When Ronna was eight they moved to Highland Mills, a hamlet established in 1889 that was absorbed into the larger town of Woodbury along with several other small towns. Here, instead of being beaten up because she was white, she was ostracized and abused because she was Jewish. When she was in Junior High she found swastikas burning on the lawn. In high school Ronna was chased by a large group of kids. She ducked into a clothing store and hid in a dress rack. Within weeks at age 16 she was sent to boarding school in Israel where no one seemed to care what one lone American girl was doing. She went to classes, made some friends and began learning their languages—Hindi, Arabic, Hebrew and Spanish from a Spanish/Moroccan boyfriend. She joined the Israeli Army and became a paratrooper. She learned ASL (American Sign Language) because the idea of communicating without yelling appealed to her. Well before going to Israel she had picked up some street habits, among them, drinking vodka straight from the bottle. After two years she left Israel and joined her parents in their new location, Tucson. She quit drinking. She took a job selling cemetery plots which was highly profitable. After three years she transferred to Los Angeles to sell plots with Eden Memorial Park. There, in a freak accident she caught a casket weighing 350 pounds resulting in grave injury and ending her career. She moved to San Diego with her mother and great aunt and they bought a home in Lakeshore Gardens. Meanwhile, she met Ned Bixby at an AA meeting and they married. She and Ned moved to another location in LSG. She has now lived here 37 years. At Mira Costa she was an interpreter for the deaf and a teacher of ASL. At Moonlight Amphitheater she was house manager and at Vista Adult Education she taught ASL. Most recently she volunteered for Trauma Intervention Program (TIP). Being of service is her life.
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SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS Jim Itzaina Larry Rupp Betsy Bayer McMahon LuAnn Gordon Chuy Castro Dave Stachowski Linda Guhlow Joseph Chepetsky Lorayne Chapman Rod Giddings Victoria Borowik Richard Mc Clurg Raymond Yargeau Karen Ann Smythe Lisa Marie Paulis Mardell Wilson Jackie Van Deventer Erin Guhlow Tina Barone Patty Hughes Amy Bright Ellen Reva-Pastor Valerie Mitchell Ginger Grohmann William Stevens Gary Alderson David Crain Albert Grams David Hanula Kori Crow Gerry Kummer Maurice Rau Debbie Sanford Lisa Stroud Janine Johnson Rodger Chapman
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Clifton King Storm Warning A purple silhouette of Oceanside Pier, that massive finger of Dana Point conquer the horizon like an invading army. Yet, the sea does not surrender, not to them, nor those Devil Winds that sweep in with their dry desert breath. Even the sailor doesn’t understand the whims of this woman, how swiftly her mood morphs when winds whisper secrets we cannot comprehend; when sunlight, sudden as a lightning strike, changes her into liquid chrome and she lures the unwary far from safe shores. So, all who answer her call beware. The sea can be as dangerous as a love affair.
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