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Vista Cascade

the Cascadian Newsletter

Office Contact Information Office Staff: Jim Murphy and Laura Vaughan Phone: 760-724-8356 On-site emergency: 760-271-4949 MGR Carlsbad office 760-683-8102 Email: jacascade@gmail.com Non-emergency Sheriff numbers: 760-940-4300 or 858-565-5200

Open Office Hours Monday and Tuesday 2-7 PM Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 7-12 AM

Cascadians, Inc. 2026 Board of Directors President: Marie Scott Vice President: Karyl Bruhn ​ Secretary: Diana Hofer Treasurer: Winni Lucas Directors: Patrick Bligh, Cathy Jimenez, Patt Perkins

2025 Committee Chairs Architectural ​ ​ ​ ​ Don Drake​ ​ ​ Emergency Medical​ ​ ​ Lorraine McMullen​ ​ Long Range Planning​ ​ ​ Don Ekstrom​​ ​ Finance​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Karyl Bruhn​ ​ ​ Legislation​ ​ ​ Darrell Echard​ ​ Newsletter​ ​ ​ ​ Karyl Bruhn​ ​ ​ Surveillance​ ​ ​ ​ Darrell Echard​ ​ Library​ ​ ​ ​ Leann Crofoot​ ​ TV Equipment​ ​ ​ ​ Wayne McMullen​ ​ Give Away Table​​ ​ ​ Laura Vaughan​ ​ Infrastructure Advisory​

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Landscape Cliff Vaughan​ Prayer Mary Froese​ ​ ​ Breakfast Kathy Ferrin​ ​ ​ CRV Pickup Winni Lucas Social Diana Sherlock​​ ​ ​ BINGO Alice Noff​ ​ ​ ​ Welcoming Christine Echard Potlucks Patt Perkins D/Laura Vaughan-L Clubhouse Decorating Mary Froese​ Sunshine Lorena Velez

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Cascadian Newsletter

Our fabulous pool and spa have been reopened. No doubt, the pool will get increased use as the weather heats up. The pool and spa are serviced twice a week and monitored by the city on a regular basis. Follow posted rules. Kids pool hours are from 9-12 AM and 4-6 PM. Use the pool responsibly. Make sure the gate closes after entering and leaving. Make sure the rope is back in place before the last person gets out of the pool. Do not leave pool toys on the deck. Push chairs in and put umbrellas down when you leave. If you see something concerning, report it to the office.

Hopefully you have included Vista Cascade’s summer events on your calendar including the Fourth of July and Labor Day celebrations. The Memorial Day social event was well attended and the food delicious. The social committee led by Diana Sherlock is working hard to produce enjoyable events for our community. Community socials are a chance to meet your neighbors, share a good meal and celebrate together.

EVERYONE IS WELCOME and encouraged to attend.

The clubhouse is a cool zone for us all and there are plenty of things for entertainment including our library, TV with expanded DTV programming, pool table, ping pong, table shuffleboard, …. Clubhouse hours are from 7 AM to 7 PM. Check the calendar for regularly scheduled activities in the clubhouse. If you are interested in anything on the calendar, show up and you will be included. It would be great to have more tables filled during game night. Try your hand at BINGO; be sure to arrive early to purchase your cards and to become familiar with the games for the night. If exercise at 7 AM is too early for you, consider starting a later group. There are virtually unlimited exercise options available on our TV via YouTube. Grab a neighbor and head to the clubhouse for some fun.

Socializing reduces stress, boosts happiness, and gives life deeper meaning. Great minds have long noted that we need others to survive and thrive. Positive, meaningful relationships with other people are vital to our well-being. Interacting with others and building social support boosts well-being significantly, according to research.

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Mark your calendars for our Cascadians, Inc. Open Board Meeting Thursday, August 20th @ 7 PM The meeting will be held in the clubhouse with a Zoom option. You will receive an email with the Zoom link and meeting information.

Roy Tuck ​ 7/1 Diane Zimmermann ​ 7/2 Gail Malin ​ 7/3 Elsa Galiani ​ 7/4 Elizabeth Balderama ​7/7 Russell Lazott ​ 7/13 Olga Stojic ​ 7/14 Patt Davis ​ 7/16 Patricia Olkowski ​ 7/17 Paula Montalvo ​ 7/18 Karen May ​ 7/23 Diane Ackerman ​ 7/25 Michelle Martinez ​ 7/25 Patrick Bligh ​ 7/26 Robert Lennert ​ 7/29

2026 Office Hours Monday & Tuesday 2:00-7:00 PM (Laura) Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7:00-12:00 AM (Jim) New park members to welcome: Space 81 Ernest & Shari Villanueva

Anniversaries Cliff & Laura Vaughan 7/22 Rick & Kathy Ferrin ​ 7/31

"July babies are sunshine mixed with a little hurricane. Happy Birthday to a force of nature!"

–unknown

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WILDLIFE Swallows We who have been in Southern California for some time know that each year in the springtime the swallows return to Capistrano. There are festivals and parades that celebrate when the birds return. Did you know that the swallows also return to Vista?

Swallows are migratory birds that generally return to where they were born to make nests and start new families. They are federally protected birds under the Migratory Bird Act of 1918. They winter in Central and South America and come to sunny Southern California in the spring and summer.

There are different types of swallows but those that are usually seen in Vista are barn swallows and cliff swallows.

These birds usually nest under eaves and bridges. If you see a swallow nest (usually made of mud and sticks), please leave the nest alone while the birds are raising their families. Some have recently been seen by residents in our mobile home park.

Swallows are relatively small birds. They have slender, streamlined bodies and long pointed wings. The males are colorful—blue/green from above and plain or streaked underparts. The females, as in most bird species, are more of a plain brown. Mated pairs are monogamous.

Swallows eat insects. They catch them while flying. As you might guess, they help us with insect control.

Karen Phillips

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Who would of thought!

Angie Meadows had spent the past two days at her friend’s house, recuperating from Cataract surgery, and was attempting to get on to highway 78 at Sycamore.

Ahead of her, she saw a driver at the side of the on-ramp, attempting to get someone to stop and come to her assistance. The woman looked frantic - waving at cars but everyone just zoomed right on by. “Oh Lord, please help me here,” Angie prayed as she pulled her car to the shoulder. The woman ran up to her window and fairly screamed, “Please help me! I’ve got to get to Oceanside and I’ve run out of gas!!!” ​

“Well, hop in!”

​ She ran around and jumped into Angie’s car. “I’ve got to get to the humane society in Oceanside as quickly as possible!”

Once Angie knew where they were going, she quickly got on the road and the woman revealed her dilemma. “Last week my two Labradoodles were stolen from my car!” At this point Angie interjected…. “Oh my goodness, I saw that on the news!”

“Well, my dogs were found and have been taken to the Oceanside Humane Society. There is a news reporter there right now, waiting to interview me as I’m reunited with my dogs. I was so afraid I would miss him! I can’t believe I ran out of gas! You are such a God-send. I was out there for the longest time, begging for help and no one would stop. I can’t thank you enough!!!”

The woman got on the phone with the reporter and relayed that she was on her way. The reporter assured her he wouldn’t leave, so the two women relaxed and Angie learned what had happened. “Last week, I quickly ran into a store leaving my dogs in my car with the windows partially opened. As I exited the store I saw a car speeding out of the parking lot with my two dogs in the back seat. I screamed and screamed. Finally the police came and they were able to see footage of the store camera and saw two women absconding with my dogs.

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were at their facility and there was a reporter there. I just jumped in my car….never thinking I was low on gas!”

By this time, they pulled into the parking lot of the humane society and Angie got to see the amazing reunion caught on tape by the reporter. After all the activity, the woman came back and put her dogs in Angie’s back seat…. They headed for a gas station and put enough gas into a container to get the woman off the freeway and Angie took her back to Sycamore and her car.

Amidst profound thanks and many offers of payment – which Angie hardily rejected, she continued her journey home and more recuperating on her eye. Feeling on top of the world –And thanking God that she had DARED to stop to help another person in their need.

-Mary Froese

Newsletter Submissions Welcome Do you have something you would like to share with the community? Jokes, pictures, stories, … Submit to the Vista Cascade Newsletter by the 10th of the month for the following month. Send to vcnewsletter1600@gmail.com .

YANA–You Are Not Alone Do You Live Alone? The San Diego Sheriff’s Department Senior Volunteer program offers a YOU ARE NOT ALONE, commonly called YANA, program for senior citizens living alone in Vista. Call 1-760-940-4434 to find out more about this FREE program.

The You Are Not Alone (YANA) program in the Vista, CA area is a free service offered by the San Diego County Sheriff's Department to check on homebound or isolated seniors.

It provides daily phone calls and weekly in-person visits to ensure well-being, with checks conducted by volunteers.

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JULY 2026

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History, Fun Facts and Trivia

REMINDER: View the Cascadian Newsletter once posted onto MGR’s resident Portal and the blue links are active links to click on for more information relative to the article and can be viewed on any internet enabled device. While the 4th of July will have passed when you receive the hard-copy of the newsletter, you can preview it online on the MGR site.

Facts, History and Trivia Happy 250th Birthday to the United States of America! Two hundred fifty years sounds like a long time, but in the history of various countries around the world, the U.S.A. is a mere babe. But blow our horn, we have had so many accomplishments and inventions that served the world in technology and humanitarianism. Too many to list, so I included this edition with a link to the History Channel that highlights 250 events and people that shaped America. I am also including an image of the BEST book I have ever read about George Washington’s life in the fight and early formation of the U.S.A., by Ron Chernow who won a Pulitzer Prize for this wonderful, enlightening biography that brought me to tears many times. Historical Fiction is my favorite genre and this book remains in my heart and soul 40 years, since I first read it.

Wave your flags high and give thanks that we were born in the U.S.A.

●​ “Freedom is nothing else but a chance to be better.” – Albert Camus ●​ “In the face of impossible odds, people who love this country can change it.” – Barack Obama ●​ “Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.” – Mark Twain ●​ “America is another name for opportunity.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson ●​ “My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.” – John F. Kennedy July 2026​

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https://www.history.com/collections/history-honors-250

250 Events That Shaped America (<----active link) This list of 250 events looks beyond the standard timeline of turning points to spotlight the moments—both famous and overlooked—that transformed how Americans live, work, create, govern and see themselves, revealing a richer, more unexpected story of the nation.

250 People Who Shaped America (<---active link) This list of 250 American changemakers goes beyond a roll call of the usual icons to also include the quieter architects of everyday life.

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(image from Amazon.com, but available at our local library)

4th Of July Trivia Quiz & Fun Facts 1.​ What historical document was adopted on July 4, 1776?

2.​ Which U.S. city hosted the first official 4th of July celebration?

3.​ How many people signed the Declaration of Independence?

4.​ Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?

5.​ What country did the United States gain independence from?

6.​ Which U.S. President was born on the 4th of July?

7.​ What year did the 4th of July become a federal holiday?

8.​ How many original colonies were there?

1.​ Which of these states was the first to make July 4th a state holiday?​ a) New York​ b) Pennsylvania​ c) Massachusetts​ d) Virginia 2.​ Which country hosts the biggest 4th of July celebration outside the U.S.?​ a) France​ b) Philippines​ c) Denmark​ d) Canada July 2026​

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3.​ What was the population of the U.S. in 1776?​ a) 2.5 million​ b) 10 million​ c) 1 million​ d) 3.2 million 4.​ What year were fireworks first used to celebrate the 4th of July?​ a) 1801​ b) 1777​ c) 1820​ d) 1783 5.​ Which state has a town named “Independence”?​ a) California​ b) Missouri​ c) All of them​ d) Only Texas

🎓 Patriotic Trivia Questions and Answers

1.​ Who wrote the patriotic song “America the Beautiful”?

2.​ Which holiday celebrates the U.S. Constitution?

3.​ How many times does the word “freedom” appear in the Declaration of Independence?

4.​ Which U.S. President signed the act that made the Star-Spangled Banner the national anthem?

5.​ What year was the Pledge of Allegiance officially adopted by Congress?

6.​ Which war led to the creation of Independence Day?

🎆 Fireworks are a $1+ billion industry.​ Americans spend over $1 billion on fireworks annually, making it one of the most explosive holidays of the year—literally!

🖋️ The Declaration of Independence wasn’t signed on July 4th.​ It was actually adopted on the 4th but signed by most delegates on August 2, 1776. 🗽 Americans eat an estimated 150 million hot dogs on July 4th.​ That’s enough to stretch from D.C. to L.A. more than five times!

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🎤 John Adams wanted July 2nd to be Independence Day.​ Because Congress voted for independence on July 2, 1776. He even refused to celebrate on the 4th!

🎉 Three U.S. presidents died on July 4th.​ Thomas Jefferson and John Adams (1826), and James Monroe (1831). 🇺🇸 The Liberty Bell is tapped, not rung, every 4th of July.​ It’s gently tapped 13 times in honor of the 13 original colonies.

The Garden Gate ​ WEEDS WEEDS WEEDS continue to be the issue in Vista Cascade during inspections. Pull them while they’re small and try the 30% Vinegar a few drops of dish soap (NO salt needed) and spray, especially the dandelions long before their seeds puffs develop.

Summer days have arrived. HOT dry weather is predicted this summer, and it looks like it will begin towards the middle of July. No RAIN predicted, not uncommon for July, unless a hurricane off Mexico rolls in and we often get the tail-end and with that humidity. Water plants in the early morning or evening hours, your plants will appreciate it and it is safer for seniors. Stay hydrated!

How to Prevent Weeds from Growing in Existing Landscaping Rock https://thedirtbag.com If your landscape rocks are already in place, you can help prevent new weeds from growing by treating and discarding existing weeds before they can drop seeds. If you pull weeds, make sure you get the root (wet them down first – it will make the job much easier).

Some landscapers swear by periodically sprinkling salt over the area. Apply the salt liberally and spray the area down with water.

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The Old Farmer’s Almanac July Weather Predictions

Jul 1-5

Sunny; warm

Jul 6-11

Sunny; very warm, then cooler

Jul 12-17

Sunny; warm south

Jul 18-31

Sunny, hot

July

temperature 72.5° (1° below avg. north, 2° above south) precipitation 0" (avg.)

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This And That…

Last year our prior MGR manager sent out a notice via email to residents to call 911 if we see/hear neighborhood fireworks. We know we will see and hear many.That was erroneous information.

ONLY CALL 911 in the neighborhood fireworks cause fire to your property e.g. a fire or injury to you. If you feel the need to call, use the non-emergency number: 858-565-5200.

Call 911 for medical emergencies as always.

Bingo Every Wednesday at 6:00 (arrive by 5:45 to check in and get your bingo cards, etc. Relaxing and Fun. Great group of folks. A chance to win $, snack time, visit, laugh, relax, and in air conditioning.

LIFE (Learning Is For Everyone) on Fridays: Register to get the monthly bulletin of their speakers and topics emailed to you. Once registered, you will receive a Zoom link weekly to watch from home, or head on over to MIracosta College and enjoy the presenters in person and enjoy chat and snacks. A few of our residents attend the presentations at the college.

Social Committee: The 4th of July Dinner. Diana Sherlock has/had a lot of 250 year birthday themed surprises for us. (Not sure when the online newsletter comes out.)

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Monthly Breakfast 7/18 $3.00 Full course breakfast! Sign up on the board in the clubhouse lobby by Thursday before the Saturday event.. Remember to bring your own plate and tableware.

Monthly Luncheon 7/9 Show up and bring any dish. Remember to bring your own plate and tableware. We always have a delightful smorgasbord and fun folks.

Monthly Dinner Potluck 7/23 Show up and bring any dish. Remember to bring your own plate and tableware. I have not attended a Potluck Dinner, but I have no doubt it is as tasty and enjoyable as our other potlucks each month. I’ll have to make it a point to check it out this year!

June 18th Open Board Meeting 7:00pm. If there is a guest speaker at 6:00, a notice will be placed in mailtubes.

Friday 10am-12pm is the Crochet Club. Mary Froese is leading the group this month in a volunteer project of crocheting baby beanies to donate to impoverished communities.

Check it out!

Next Yard Inspections July - Date TBD- typically in the first or second week. Notices will be sent out.

AGSEM (Antique Gas and Steam Engine Museum: For Bluegrass fans, Summergrass 2026 is held annually at the AGSEM right here in Vista, August 14-16. Tickets are on sale now at summergrass.net for 1, 2 or 3 day performances.

Astronomical/NASA Events for June -planetary.org July’s astronomical events for July, have not been posted yet on the planetar.org site, so the focus this month will be on the announcement of the new Artemis III team and goals. https://www.planetary.org/articles/what-we-know-about-artemis-iii-nasa-announces-crew

Artemis III: NASA announces crew Written by Asa Stahl, PhD​ Science Editor, The Planetary Society​ June 9, 2026

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one (or possibly two) lunar landing spacecraft. This dress rehearsal will set up Artemis IV to land people on the Moon as early as 2028.

Both of these missions are part of NASA’s Artemis program, which made headlines in April 2026 when the crew of Artemis II successfully flew around the Moon and back.

Their goal is to build toward a sustained human presence on the south pole of the Moon. Unlike the Apollo program, Artemis aims to maintain human exploration of the Moon in the long term and eventually build a base there.

For the full story follow the active link above.

4th Of July Trivia and Fun Facts Answers

1.​ Answer: The Declaration of Independence 2.​ Answer: Philadelphia 3.​ Answer: 56 4.​ Answer: Thomas Jefferson 5.​ Answer: Great Britain 6.​ Answer: Calvin Coolidge 7.​ Answer: 1870 8.​ Answer: 13 1.​ Answer: c) Massachusetts 2.​ Answer: c) Denmark (in Rebild National Park) 3.​ Answer: a) 2.5 million 4.​ Answer: b) 1777 5.​ Answer: c) All of them 1.​ Answer: Katharine Lee Bates 2.​ Answer: Constitution Day (September 17) 3.​ Answer: Zero! (The word “independence” is used instead.)

4.​ Answer: Herbert Hoover 5.​ Answer: 1942 6.​ Answer: The American Revolutionary War Science is not the truth. Science is finding the truth.

When science changes its opinion, it didn’t lie to you.

It learned more.

-unknown

History, Fun Facts and Trivia Calendar, The Garden Gate, Weather Predictions, This N’That, and Astronomical/NASA Events: -submitted by Cathy Jimenez

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SO MUCH BEAUTY

"What makes our revolution unique and so exciting, then, is that it changed the very concept of government. Here was a new nation telling the world that it was conceived in liberty; that all men are created equal with God-given rights, and that power ultimately resides in 'We the people.'"

— President Ronald Reagan

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Puzzles and Word Games you can use

Cookout

How to Swim Across 1. Let go of 5. Everyone 8. Days of ___ 9. Stare 11. Barely beat 12. Creche trio 13. Took gas out of a tank 15. ___ Solo of "Star Wars" 16. Opened, in a way 21. Window feature 22. Aroma 24. Chill 25. Lazily 26. "For ___ a jolly ..."

27. After curfew

APRON BEANS BRATS CATSUP CHERRY COALS COLESLAW CORN EMBERS FIRE FISH GAS GRILL HAMBURGER HOT DOG INDIRECT KEBABS MOP

PACKET PEPPERS PIT PORK RACK RELISH RIBS ROTISSERIE RUB SAUCE SEAR SKEWERS SMOKER STEAKS THERMOMETER TONGS WINGS WOOD CHIPS

Down 1. Blonde's secret, maybe 2. Fishing equipment 3. Bacchanalia 4. Found in doors 5. Used by massage therapists 6. Student aid 7. Balcony section 10. Youngster

14. "2001" computer 16. ___ Today 17. Approaching 18. Chimney channel 19. Icelandic epic 20. Airhead 23."The Catcher in the ___" The title is a clue to the shaded word in the The headline is a clue to the answer in the diagonal. diagonal.

LIFEGUARD Wordoku How to solve wordoku puzzles You only need logic and patience to solve a wordoku.

Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one letter from the word LIFEGUARD. Similarly, each letter can only appear once in a column or row in

the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is easy.

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