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Office Contact Information Office Staff: Jim Murphy 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 - Thursday 9AM to 2:00 PM

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

2026 Committee Chairs Architectural Don Drake Emergency Medical Lorraine McMullen Long Range Planning Don Ekstrom Finance Karyl Bruhn Legislation Cathy Jimenez 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 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 "Gratitude can transform common days into Thanksgiving..." — William Arthur I am so very thankful to have found Vista Cascade senior resident owned mobile home park and to have had the good fortune of becoming an equity member of Cascadians, Inc. making me part owner of this beautiful park we call home. There are so many incredible people that have made the park what it is today and many more currently contributing to maintaining the positive standard of living in our community. The MLP (Mandated Landscape Project) committee had their first official meeting on 9/19. Diane Ackerman and Gail Malone have agreed to co-chair the committee. Thirty-seven completed surveys were turned in by the deadline and reviewed by the committee. Given the level of interest and energy of the committee members the project is in good hands. Diane and Gail will continue to involve the community via ongoing progress reports at open board meetings and via the website project page. The social committee is currently planning for the Saturday, 11/21, Thanksgiving Feast which will be catered by Ciao’s. Look for details in your tubes and be sure to sign up by the deadline. Join the community in giving thanks for our many blessings and enjoy the traditional Thanksgiving feast. The recycle committee recently expressed frustration about finding dirty paper plates, used napkins and empty food containers in bags with recyclables they pick up Monday mornings. Please support our volunteers by putting only CRV cans and plastic bottles out for collection. Glass bottles are no longer collected and should be put in blue recycle bins. All proceeds from the recycling program supports our community social activities. Mandated annual packets went out last month. Included in the packet is the 2027 operating and maintenance budget. It is no surprise that many line items have gone up in cost significantly including pool service, DTV, insurance, legal fees, and water. We are not charged individually for our water usage. It is important that we all work to be waterwise; conserve when possible and check for leaks needing repair. November 2026

Mark your calendars for our Cascadians, Inc. Open Board Meeting Thursday, December 17th @ 7 PM The meeting will be held in the clubhouse with a Zoom option. You will receive an email

Julie Dailey Yong OK Yi Lorraine McMullen Ben Strawhun Andrea Souris Mark Baird Ed Corona Gloria Arroyos Deborah Beattie Geri Bertsch Iren Gerzsenyi Anna Nash Dee Berchiatti Cliff Vaughan Gail Malone Sandie Feder Jeannine Tucker Larry Baye Mona Awad Gregory Sorge Cesar Torres Mary Drake Gina Marin Christine Kell Dolores Ross James Lawhorn Ronald Nolf Janet Allred November 2026

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New park members to welcome: Mark Edgar & Leslie Stuber Spc 37 John Belvin Spc 21 Sadly, Robert Lennert Space 63 Passed on 09/18/2026 Juha Junkkarinen Space 140 Passed on 09/24/2026

Celebrating Anniversaries Young & Sung Chu 11/1 Chris & Juliene Stone 11/6 Leslie & John Peters 11/14 Jack & Dee Berchiatti 11/15

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

“How important it is for us to recognize and celebrate our heroes and she-roes! ‒ Maya Angelou “As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” ‒ John Fitzgerald Kennedy “My heroes are those who risk their lives every day to protect our world and make it a better place – police, firefighters, and member of our armed forces.” ‒ Sidney Sheldon November 2026

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Roman Calendar Origins ● Ninth Month: In the original ancient Roman calendar (attributed to Romulus), the year started in March and contained only 10 months. November was the 9th month and originally had 29 days. [1, 2, 3, 4] ● Shift to Eleventh: When Roman King Numa Pompilius added January and February to the calendar, November shifted to the 11th position, where it remains in the modern Julian and Gregorian calendars. [1, 2, 3] ● Name Retention: Even though it became the 11th month, the Romans kept its original Latin name (Novembris). [1, 2] ● Length Change: A day was added during the Julian calendar reform in the mid-45 BC, bringing it to its current length of 30 days. [1, 2]

History ● Legal: Nov. 15, 1777: The Second Continental Congress adopts the Articles of Confederation serving as the first constitution of the United States until the current Constitution was ratified. November 19, 1863: President Lincoln delivers the Gettysburg Address, redefining the Civil War in constitutional terms as a struggle for the government “of the people, by the people, for the people.” ● Science Discoveries: November 8, 1895, German Physicist Wilhelm Rontgen accidentally discovers X-rays while experimenting with electron beams in a gas discharge tube, winning him the first-ever Nobel Prize in Physics in 1901. November 25, 1915: Albert Einstein presented to the Prussian Academy of Sciences, changing how humanity understands space, time and gravity. ● Publishing: 1940: Batman, the original comic strip, was trademark registered. 2004: Stieg Larson, author of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo passed away. November 2026

1850: Robert Louis Stevenson was born, author of Treasure Island, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. 1851, Moby Dick was first published in the USA by Herman Melville. 1952, Archaeologists report finding a 2000 year old mosaic floor at the Circum, Cyprus, depicting a scene from Homer’s Iliad, dating back to the 8th century. 1940: BAtman, the original comic strip, was trademark registered. ● Technology/Inventions: 1979: Robert Jarvik was granted a patent for an artificial heart. 1862: Richard Gatling received a patent for the machine gun. 1901: Henry Ford received a patent for the motor carriage. 1951: Elmer’s glue was trademark registered. ● Day of Remembrance: Remembrance Day is the 11th, the end of WWI hostilities. Three Birthstones: Topaz and Citrine. Topaz, which is known for its wide range of benefits, is believed to promote emotional healing, enhance communications, and is associated with stimulating creativity, improving focus and fostering spiritual growth. Citrine, known for its vibrant yellow hue and powerful energy. Throughout history, citrine has been treasured for its radiant energy and healing, said to bring abundance, optimism and happiness to those who possess it. Quirky Holidays: National Cinnamon Day, Hug a Bear Day, Mickey Mouse’s Birthday. Month: 1st Daylight Savings time ends. Thanksgiving Day.

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November Mascot: The United States does not have an official national mascot animal assigned to the entire month of November. However, November does feature a major national day dedicated to one of the country’s official national animals: National Bison Day: Celebrated annually on the 1st Saturday of November, this day honors the American bison, the official national mammal of the USA and its cultural, historical and ecological significance. The USA has permanent national symbols, such as the bald eagle as the national bird and the American bison as the national mammal rather than monthly rotating animal mascots.

November 2026

● Astronomical Events: Astronomical events visible in or from the San Diego area in November 2026 include several meteor showers, planetary alignments, a Beaver Supermoon, and local observatory programs.

Meteor Showers ● Southern Taurids Fireball Swarm (Peak: November 4–5, 2026): Known for producing bright fireballs, this shower has very favorable viewing conditions with a 21% illuminated waning crescent moon. [1] ● Northern Taurids (Peak: November 11–12, 2026): Active concurrently with the tail-end of the Southern Taurids, featuring a 5% illuminated waxing crescent moon offering dark skies. [1] ● Leonid Meteor Shower (Peak: November 17–18, 2026): Yields roughly 10 to 15 shooting stars per hour best viewed in the predawn hours. A waxing gibbous moon will create some light interference. [1] Moon and Planet Highlights ● Beaver Supermoon (November 24, 2026): The full moon closest to late November appears slightly larger and brighter than a standard full moon. [1]

The Garden Gate November has two official birth flowers: the Chrysanthemum (primary) and the peony (secondary). Why do monthly birth flowers have a primary and secondary flower? It is to reflect seasonal availability and cultural symbolism.

Chrysanthemum ● Name Origin: Comes from the Greek words chrysos (gold) and anthemon (flower). [1] ● General Symbolism: Represents loyalty, friendship, joy, optimism, and longevity. [1, 2] ● Color Meanings: November 2026

○ Red: Love and passion ○ Yellow: Joy or neglected love (depending on tradition) ○ White: Truth, honesty, or loyalty (though associated with grief in parts of Europe) ○ Purple: Thoughtfulness and health [1, 2, 3] ● Hardiness: Perennial in USDA Zones 5 through 9, blooming late into the autumn when many other garden plants have faded. [1, 2] Vista is Zone 10, but mums grow great here with partial sun and shade. ● Pet Safety: Toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. [1]

Peony ● Love and Romance: They represent deep affection, happy marriages, and enduring passion, making them popular for weddings. ● Wealth and Fortune: Known as the "king of flowers" in China, they are symbols of high status, abundance, and prosperity. ● Bashfulness and Remorse: In Western and Victorian flower symbolism, they can also stand for shyness, bashfulness, or an apology. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]

Color Meanings ● Pink: Romance, good luck, prosperity, affection, and femininity. ● Red: Deep passion, love, respect, honor, and royalty. ● White: Bashfulness, apologies, remembrance, and purity. ● Yellow: New beginnings, fresh starts, joy, and friendship. ● Coral: Elegance and success. ● Purple: Royalty and dignity. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

Cultural Significance ● China: Cultivated for over 4,000 years, the peony is a traditional emblem of imperial nobility, wealth, and honor. ● Japan: They symbolize bravery, honor, and family prosperity. ● Greek Mythology: They are named after Paeon, a physician to the gods, linking the flower to healing and medicine. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] November 2026

With our first measurable rain the week of October 10th & 11th, what will we see soon? WEEDS! While the soil is soft, get ahead on removal before they go to seed with warmer weather and time. Vista measured 1.25” and Palomar Mountain got 5”! Yahoo! So needed and overdue.

What is still PREDICTED this year? Crossing fingers that the heat is behind us, but remembering some years, we experience hot Santa Ana winds in December, only time will tell. Major reliable sources still predict a SUPER El Nino winter is coming, now through March having potential heavy rainfall. It is sad what we Californians are watching on the news regarding the erosion and devastation of our beaches. Between the 1000 mile underwater Kelvin wave raising the coastal water levels a foot above normal hitting our shores pre-Rachel; and continued warm water temperatures, we just don’t know how long and how hard this winter will be. Sadly, so many other US areas and countries around the world are having catastrophic events due to flooding with major loss of life. More Kelvin Wave information: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-kelvin-wave-hitting-california-is-a-potentwarning-about-sea-level-rise/

Be Prepared! Food, Water and a Travel Bag of important papers, etc. and medications should be ready year round to evacuate. Personally, I keep pet food, pop-up pet dishes, extra leashes and a pop-up kennel in the rear well where the spare tire is, so I only have to grab the pet and my travel bag. (don’t forget to rotate the human and pet food mid-year for expiration dates).

Old Farmer’s Almanac For 92084/Pacific Southwest Region Dates

Conditions

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Sunny, warm

Nov. 5-17

Rainy periods north, sunny south, warm

Nov. 18-22

Sunny, cool north, warm south

Nov. 23-30

Rainy, cool

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Temperature 61° (2° above ave.)

November 2026

Precipitation 2.5” (1.5” above ave)

This And That… S.D. Sheriffs’ NEW non-emergency number for Vista: 858-565-5200 Call 911 for medical or dangerous situations emergencies as always. Update your cell and home phones. 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. Sign up: life.miracosta@gmail.com Social Committee: Thanksgiving Dinner will be held on Saturday, Nov. 21st traditional catered Thanksgiving Dinner ★

Monthly Luncheon 10/8 Show up and bring any dish. Remember to bring your own plate and tableware. We always have a delightful smorgasbord and fun folks.

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Fridays 10am-12pm is the Crochet Club. Lots of experienced knitters and crocheters if you ever wanted to learn or hone your skills. Nice group of ladies. Check it out.

Around Town: Nov. 4th 1:00 pm First Wednesday Concert: Lusia Corredor and Ignacio Arango. An afternoon of acoustic/world music performance featuring the San Diego group Phill and the Cheesesteaks alongside Luisa and Ignacio. Nov. 7: Annual NovemberFest at Brengle Park. 12th annual craft beer, mead November 2026

and wine tasting festival featuring live 1980s music by 80s Resurrection, food vendors, craft booths and raffles. Nov. 21: Holiday Bazaar at Faith Lutheran Church (700 E. Bobier Drive). An indoor holiday market featuring local vendors from Vista, Oceanside and Fallbrook, along with a traditional Thanksgiving meal.

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

A small truth to make our Life 100% successful.......... If A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Is equal to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Then H+A+R+D+W+O+R+K = 8+1+18+4+23+15+18+11 = 98% K+N+O+W+L+E+D+G+E = 11+14+15+23+12+5+4+7+5 = 96% L+O+V+E=12+15+22+5=54% L+U+C+K = 12+21+3+11 = 47% (None of them makes 100%)...............................Then what makes 100% Is it Money? ..... No!!!!! Leadership? ...... NO!!!! Every problem has a solution, only if we perhaps change our "ATTITUDE". It is OUR ATTITUDE towards Life and Work that makes OUR Life 100% Successful... A+T+T+I+T+U+D+E = 1+20+20+9+20+21+4+5 = 100% Don't you think so?!?!?!?! November 2026

Contributed by Elaine Bruhn

CHEERS TO 70 YEARS

Cliff Vaughan, space 6 is 70!! Saturday, 11/14/26 1-4 P.M. NO FRILLS Everyone is invited to the clubhouse. Bring all your good wishes for a Happy Birthday.

Pizza, and cake, drinks and visiting with neighbors. Hope to see you there. Submission by Laura Vaughan November 2026

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8 9:30 Coffee Time 10:00 Worship

6:00 Cards

23 7:00 Exercise 9-11 Coffee Group

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29 9:30 Coffee Time 10:00 Worship

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7:00 Exercise

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6:00 Game Night

1:30 Cards

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12:00 Potluck

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6:00 Game Night

1:30 Cards

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24 7:00 Exercise 9-11 Coffee Group 10:00 Prayer Time 1:00 Cards 5:30-7 Bible Study

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17 7:00 Exercise 9-11 Coffee Group 10:00 Prayer Time 1:00 Cards 5:30-7 Bible Study

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3 7:00 Exercise 9-11 Coffee Group 10:00 Prayer Time 1:00 Cards 5:30-7 Bible Study

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