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SMOKE SIGNALS Volume 47, No. 10
OCTOBER 2026
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Hello Fellow Residents! Welcome to October! Just like you, I am hoping that our Fall Season will be good to us. Can you believe we are in the last three months of 2026? Lots of activities and events will be happening between now and the end of the year. I hope you will join us! For details, please review the calendar and flyers in this edition of the Smoke Signals. Our BIG annual Halloween Party is just around the corner, on Saturday, October 31, 2026. The residents of this Park love to dress up and have fun. This year we will have a Chili Cook-off contest, a Halloween dessert contest AND a costume contest during the Halloween Party. Cash prizes for the contests! You don’t have to dress up to come, but many residents do dress up in very creative ways. So, you may want to start thinking about your costume, or what type of chili or Halloween dessert you want to share with other residents. More information will be included in your mail tube flyer. And speaking of dressing up…our $7 Dinner and Karaoke night on October 21 will be a lot of fun! We have an anonymous donation of $120 to give away cash prizes that night. To be given out to people who dress up like the person there are doing Karaoke of. Multiple cash prizes will be given out. So, October 21st is not Halloween yet, but it’s time to dress up and sing. Not interested in singing??!? Then show up for Robert’s famous Spaghetti Dinner with Salad, Bread and soda/water for only $7. That is cheaper than going to a fast-food restaurant! Don’t cook that night, come for the $7 dinner and stay / or leave for the entertainment. Our next semi-annual Car Port Sale will be held November 4th from 8:00am to 2pm. This is a great opportunity for you to declutter. Time to clean out your shed of all that stuff you are storing, but never use, or closets, cupboards, and under your bed. The Association advertises in local media and on social media. Get rid of that “stuff” you’re never going to use and make a few dollars. See the flyer in this Smoke Signals edition for more information. Be safe…Be kind...Take care!
Rhonda Dubski - Association President Reminder: Lake Park-Soboba Springs Mobile Estates and Soboba Springs Residents Association makes no recommendations of the vendors in the newsletter. The company that prints the newsletter selects the ads. Please contact “Mobile Home Park Magazines” at (408) 744-1011 or (800) 828-8242 to discuss any matters relating to advertisers in this publication. We recommend when having any work done on or around your home, homeowners get multiple bids to make sure you are choosing the best vendor. The office has a list of vendors who have worked for other homeowners in the park. This is a list of resources, not recommendations.
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? From the Editor: Hi, Neighbors, • If your birthday or anniversary does not appear in the monthly Smoke Signals when it should, please let me know; we don’t need the year—just the month and day. • Do you have a new phone number? Have you discontinued your landline? Please let me know so we can update our records and reach you if necessary. • Do you want to submit items to be published in the section “Out ‘n About in the Park”? • Do you have suggestions for other items you would like to see in the Smoke Signals? Please submit this information to me by the 10th of the month to be published in next month’s issue. You can drop off your submissions at my mail tube at Space 184, or in the wooden Smoke Signals box in the Park’s outer office or email me at bryant2230@cs.com. NOTE: To view the current issue of the Smoke Signals on your computer, go to: http://mobilehomeparkmagazines.com/1062-2/ If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me at 951-442-3327. Marge Bryant Smoke Signals Editor
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Betty Simen 23 Helen Hedell 27 Maria Leon Solis 43 Isaias Magana 74 Preciosa Caldarone 247 Charles Swenson 241 Gerald Manriquez 186 Valeria Williams 59 Barbara Clarke 221 Robin Ruiz 96
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Rennell Palmer Carlos Acentares Diane Ward Harry Lyles Robert Holquin Donna Stewart Sherrie Larson Irene Zepeda Robert Kaiser
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Happy Anniversary 10/7 Gaylen & Cynthia Johnson
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“There is nothing on this earth more to be prized than true friendship.” Aquinas
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SOBOBA SPRINGS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Effective October 2026 EXECUTIVE BOARD President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian
Rhonda Dubski Rosemary Bullen Wendy Mathisen Barbara Millsap Rhonda Sandretto Robert Kaiser
951-205-6503 909-534-4505 951-990-6632 206-778-3726 951-223-0843 951-201-5181
#195 #123 #237 #12 #163 #144
BOARD MEMBERS Danie Allen Sue Ashby Marge Bryant Dave Bullen Clara Correia Elizabeth Domingues Mike Dubski Jon Mathisen Jerry Millsap Luci Nelson Linda Padgett Dave Sandretto Deborah Swenson
425-985-0011 951-396-1197 951-442-3327 909-315-0830 909-306-9930 310-850-5668 909-601-1372 951-675-0739 206-355-1625 951-324-3772 951-218-9670 951-392-9577 442-243-8479
#151 #30 #184 #123 #104 #149 **Honorary Board Member** #195 #237 #12 #156 #126 #163 #241
Office: 951-654-4710 8:00am – noon and 1:00pm to 5:00pm (daily) After Hours Park EMERGENCY: 714-996-6600 Lake Park Corporate Office: 714-632-1646 FIRE DEPARTMENT – Non-Emergency Help 951-940-6948
“Autumn is the season that teaches us that change can be beautiful.” – Unknown -
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SOBOBA SPRINGS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Important Phone Numbers EMERGENCY: 911 (Do not call Park Management!)
SOCIAL SECURITY 3095 Devonshire, Hemet National line
Police (non-emergency) 951-654-2702 th 160 West 6 St., San Jacinto
DMV 800-777-0133 1200 South State St., Hemet
Fire (non-emergency) 951-940-6948 (call them if you fall & need assistance)
Post Office 951-654-6172 315 East Esplanade Ave., San Jacinto
Riverside County Resources: 211 or 1-800-464-11123 Community Access & Disability Center (helpful services for those with disabilities) Riverside Office Voice - 951-274-0358 Fax. 951-274-0833 Palm Desert Office Voice - 760-568-9301 Fax. 760-568-9319 HOT LINES Elder Abuse Poison Control Center Suicide Prevention
800-491-7123 800-222-1222 800-273-8255
UTILITIES Frontier /Customer Serv 800-921-8101 Frontier /Repair 800-921-8106 So Cal Edison /Cust Serv 800-655-4555 So Cal Edison /CARE Program 800-4476620 Gas Co 800-427-2200 CR&R (Trash) 800-755-8112 EMWD (Water) 800-698-0400 TITLE & REGISTRATION 951-782-4431 Housing Community Development (HCD) Mobilehome Title, Registration, Permits 3737 Main St., Suite 400, Riverside City of San Jacinto City Hall: 595 S. San Jacinto, San Jacinto 951-487-7330
855-207-7086 800-772-1213
Senior Services 951-654-2054 625 South Pico Ave., San Jacinto Office on Aging Riverside County
800-510-2020
Veteran’s Services 951-766-2566 749 N. State St., Suite B4, Hemet Hospital: Hemet Valley Med Center: 951-652-2811 1117 East Devonshire Ave., Hemet PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Dial-A-Ride 800-795-7887 Riverside Transit Agency 800-800-7821 Metrolink 800-371-5465 Mt. San Jacinto College 951-487-6752 1499 N. State St., San Jacinto Valley Wide Recreation 951-654-1505 901 West Esplanade Ave., San Jacinto Animal Control (Riverside County) 581 S. Grand Ave., San Jacinto 951-358-7387 Soboba Springs Golf 951-654-9354 1020 Soboba Road, San Jacinto Soboba Casino/Restaurants 951-654-4300 22777 Soboba Road, San Jacinto
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Soboba Springs Residents Association Soboba Springs Residents Association Monthly General Board Meeting, Sept. 7, 2026 In the Library Meeting called to order by President Rhonda Dubski at 10 a.m. Pledge of Allegiance was not possible as there was no flag Roll Call by Secretary Barbara Millsap: Absent was Jon Mathisen, Linda Padgett, Dave Sandretto, Clara Corriea. Visitor: Elizabeth Dominguez and Michael Dubski. Rhonda D said that the visitors were there because Elizabeth has accepted a position as Honorary Board Member with full speaking privileges but no voting privileges. Michael has accepted the position as Board Member, both of them having been voted on by the eBoard. Approval of Board Minutes as printed in Smoke Signals: A motion was made by Jerry Millsap to accept the minutes as printed, and it was seconded by Luci Nelson. In discussion, Marge was asked to add Elizabeth’s and Michael’s names to the list of Board Members. The vote was unanimous to approve. Financial Report by Treasurer Rhonda Sandretto: The beginning balance as of Aug. 1, 2026, was $3739.51 and the ending balance as of Aug. 31,2026,6 was $5843.94. A full report will be printed in Smoke Signals. A motion to accept the report was made by Jerry Millsap and seconded by Danie Allen. The vote was unanimous to approve. Volunteer Meeting: A flyer will go out on Sept. 10 to invite residents to volunteer their time for Association activities, even join the Board. A meeting on Sept. 14th in the Clubhouse will explain what is available and needed, with coffee and pastries provided. Robert Kaiser explained how he and Rosemary Bullen do reminder flyers to increase attendance and time them to coordinate with mail delivery. The discussion moved on to procedures to have a flyer created. Sue Ashby handed out a form designed to gather details such as date, time and purpose to be filled out and returned to her. She will make a flyer, return it to the event lead for correction or changes, who then sends it to Rhonda D for approval. It will then go to the printer and then to whomever will distribute them. Clubhouse Rentals: Wendy Mathisen said the clubhouse is rented on two Saturdays in September and suggested that rentals be included on the calendar as “Clubhouse Closed for Private Party” so residents know not to expect access. She suggested signs on the doors as well. New Resident’s Gift: Wendy said two were delivered and one is not answering the door, but she and Rhonda S will return today. Another is awaiting close of escrow. She suggested that a blurb about the Facebook page be added. Association Fee Update: Robert said he requested a meeting with Eva to present the case for implementation of the Association’s vote to equalize and streamline the fees paid for membership. He is awaiting a response from her. Music/Dance Potluck: Attendance in July was 39, in August it was 29. The Sept. 11 potluck will clash with decorating for a wedding the next day so it was postponed until Sept. 16th, and flyers will need to go out immediately so people will know not to show up. A double flyer can go out reminding residents of Waffle Wednesday also. A discussion about the benefits of half-flyers vs a back-to-back form questioned if the back is even noticed. A half-flyer will go out tomorrow. Rosemary had a volunteer form for each event in September and October. She went through each one, explained what was needed, and asked who would take that job. She got it all filled out and will distribute reminder copies to each volunteer. Karaoke and Dinner: September 23rd Robert will make spaghetti and In October there will be pizza. A worker sheet was filled out, with room set up by Deborah Swenson, Sue bringing bread and Barbara bringing salad. Jerry explained that he wanted to do a special contest at October’s karaoke and handed out a flyer. It was enthusiastically received, so he will move forward with it. He said the $120 prize money has been sponsored. November and December will be dark for karaoke. Wednesday Breakfasts: • Waffle Wednesday is going well, but lattes will not continue due to lack of interest. Three regular helpers will not be there on the 9th, so Sue, Rosemary and Deb will step in as extra help. In November it falls on Veteran’s Day. In discussions it was suggested that we have it start a little later and sponsor any Veterans who attend. That idea was acceptable to everyone without a vote. • Clubhouse Café needs volunteers to shop, cook, serve and clean up rather than rely only on Robert and Rosemary. On Sept. 30th Rhonda D and Michael will make scrambled eggs and pastries, with Rosemary and Luci helping.
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A suggestion was made that a drawing for a free meal be held at Clubhouse Café meals to increase interest and attendance. The discussion was around whether members only were eligible for the drawing, or everyone in attendance. While membership should have privileges, many nonresidents as well as non-members attend regularly and they should be encouraged to come back. A motion was made to open the drawing to all who attend by Wendy and it was seconded by Marge Bryant. The vote was to approve 9-3. • Robert wants to create a punch card for a free meal after eight paid meals. Rhonda asked that this be delayed until next meeting. Out to Brunch: To get the information into Smoke Signals in a timely manner, it was decided that the venue for Sept. 17 will be Little Angie’s and Oct. 15th will be J&M Family Restaurant. November and December will be dark. Senior Resource Fair: This is scheduled for Sept. 25, 11-1p.m. Rosemary will take lead on the event. Robert and Sue will work on the flyer, but everything will be taken care of by the coordinator, including a barbecue lunch. Synergy will be invited to join the group of vendors. Craft Fair: Oct. 10 in the Clubhouse, Rosemary has 7 residents, 54 confirmed outside vendors and is awaiting replies from more. The clubhouse is full and she will also set up outside on the grass. It is advertised on Facebook, Craigslist, Smoke Signals, and flyers will go out to residents. Christmas Bonanza: Asked how everything is going, Dave Bullen and Jerry said, “All good.” The fund stands at $2356.41. Updated Residents List: The “opt-out” deadline was Sept.30 but will be updated to Oct. 10. A completed list will go to all residents. Facebook: The private FB page has stagnated at 96 members. Discussions about how to increase visibility included table tents and/or a form to fill out to be on tables at karaoke, card bingo, Clubhouse Café events, etc. Also, new residents’ gift baskets should have a blurb or form. A blurb will go to Rhonda D for approval and printing. Smoke Signals Committee: The new Smoke Signals was delightful with the better-quality paper and pictures. The committee did not report. Upcoming major events dates: A list of all events was discussed and Rhonda D talked about the hard work coming up and the need for good teamwork to make it all go well for everyone. Community Pantry: They will come for a pick up on Friday. A note on the barrels that these are not for trash is needed. Card Bingo: As always, there is great attendance and with the autumn season, there are now six tables of players. Bingo: It was a good start with 18 people and will surely build. Birthday and Anniversary Cards: Rhonda expressed thanks to Wendy for taking care of them. Other Items: Dave Bullen said Dave Sandretto asked him to build a sturdy rolling platform for the Bingo board to make it more visible. Dave B said he needs $70 to do that and made a motion to approve the project. Rhonda S seconded the motion. The vote to approve was unanimous. Luci said there was a 10’X20’ canopy available at an estate sale that would be very helpful to the association, listed for $45. A discussion was held about all the times it could be useful. A motion was made by Luci to approve the purchase, and it was seconded by Rhonda S. The vote to approve was unanimous. Rhonda D said she had room to store it at her place. Barbara asked for suggestions as to the next interviews. Rocky and Lisa were proposed, and a new resident suggestion will be coming later. Meeting adjourned at 12:40 Next Board Meeting is Oct. 5, 2026 Barbara Millsap Association Secretary
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FINANCIAL REPORT –August 1, 2026 – August 31, 2026 TOTAL $3,739.57
Beginning Balance 8-01-2026 INCOME Description Dues Events Recycle / Bonanza Club House Rentals Misc Income
$708.50 $1,180.00 $466.00 $400.00 $0.00 $2,754.50
Total Income EXPENSES Description Food Decorations Supplies Entertainment Club House Deposit Refund
$104.64 $84.31 $211.18 $250.00 $0.00 $650i.13
Total Expense
$5,843.94
Ending Balance 08-31-2026 Ledger Accounts
Beginning Balance
Ending Balance
General Funds Clubhouse Rentals Bonanza 2026
$1,849.16 $0.00 $1,890.41
$3,087.53 $400.00 $2,356.41
Petty Cash
$3,739.57
$5,843.94
$50.00
Rhonda Sandretto Association Treasurer
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Waffle Wednesday Come to the Clubhouse Café Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026
Anytime between 8:30 – 10:00am
Belgian Waffle, Sausage, Coffee, Orange Juice for $5 Everyone is welcome! Ask for your free Marshmallow Toss chance for a free breakfast! All Assoc. Members receive an entry ticket for Bonanza 2026!
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OUT TO BRUNCH Thursday, October 15th at 10:30 a.m. J&M Familly Restaurant 1275 State St., Hemet Please RSVP to Barbara Millsap (206)778-3726 .
CARD BINGO EVERY TUESDAY AT 1PM IN THE CLUBHOUSE
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New Contest for Karaoke Night! You could win $40!
*Dress as the singer you are covering. *Dance or move like that singer. *Use props if you like. *Open to everyone in attendance.
The audience will vote for whom they feel did the best. Three contestants will winå $40 each. No 1st, 2nd, 3rd.
Just THREE winners! It’s October, so everyone is encouraged to dress up for Halloween Fun on Oct. 21
In one night, you’ll get a singing contest, fun costumed people, a ton of laughs, and a delicious $7 Dinner!
Or $10 if you’re not a Member yet.
Not a singer? Come vote for your favorite! Doors open at 5:30, Music at 6:00 - 10 –
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Night Bingo!!! Friday, October 23rd Doors open at 5:30pm Games begin at 6:00pm These games are always a fan favorite!!
Residents and adult guests are all welcome to play.
Cards are purchased at the door: $5 for a card pack that includes seven games. Feel free to buy multiple card packs for multiple chances to win! Other optional games are available for additional cost. Most people bring $5 - $20 to play. All monies collected are given back as cash prizes that night. The Association does not keep any money collected.
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Saturday, October 31st Doors open at 4:30 - Dinner at 5:30 POTLUCK CHILI COOKOFF AND DESSERT CONTEST PLEASE BRING YOUR BEST CHILI OR DESSERT TO WIN A PRIZE (soda, water and coffee will be available) You may bring an Adult Drink
Please join us for great food, great fun and multiple prizes!
Wear your favorite costumes. Prizes will be awarded for best Male costume, best Female costume, best Couple costume, and Scariest costume. Costumes are not required (but clothes are!)
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Parkwide Carport Sale Saturday, November 7th 8:00am to 2:00pm Location: Your carport Make some extra cash and free up some space! Start cleaning out your storage, your carport, cupboards, closets, and under the bed!
If you want to be on the map given at the gate to buyers on the day of the event: RSVP to Barbara Millsap 206-778-3726 by November 4th
Advertising on various Social Media pages provided by your Residents Association
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Remember: Bonanza 2026 Is coming December 19th!
It’s Another FUN Evening with these Guys! Association Members get Entry Tickets at all Events
Attend your favorites: Card Bingo, Karaoke, Dance Parties, Waffle Wednesday, Night Bingo, Clubhouse Café, Halloween, Thanksgiving!! Not a Member yet? Ask for a form at any event.
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CONTACTS: Out to Brunch – Barbara Millsap 206-778-3726; Bingo – Rhonda Dubski 951-205-6503 Billiards – Jim Vega 951-707-7561
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Out ‘n About in the Park Please add into your Directory Lachat 102 Robert & Lois Salto 113 Froilan & Antelma
Free Cat to Good Home “Chester” is a male 1-yr old indoor cat. He has been neutered and is up to date on all necessary shots. If you are interested in giving Chester a new and loving home, please call Joey at 714403-5732, Space 129.
Purvis, Elizabeth 112 Need An Estate Sale?
Dog Bone Ornaments Colors available: Black, Blue, Green, Dark Red, black plaid ribbon for hanging 2 oz. ornament from tree. Bone 1” x 4”w + 4” Ribbon.
Contact Diana Lujan at.951-490-7757 References available Pet Care/House Sitting My name is Dallas Roberts and I live here in the Park. I dog sit, dog walk, and in-home care for your cat or fur babies. I love animals. Also, I do house-sitting. If I can be of help to you, please give me a call at 951-435-3478
Diane Ramos at 714-757-9401
Cleaning Lady
Danie Allen designs and produces jewelry. Call her—she can show you the various items you might be interested in. Danie’s number is 1-425-985-0011
Veleria is available to give you housekeeping help. Call Veleria at 951-593-2998 Sp.59 Mary Kay Skin Care Products Excellent products to give for daily skin care needs for Men & Women Combination/Oily to Normal/Dry Sensitive Skin – all skin types
For service, repairs, battery replacement on your clocks, watches, and key FOBs, contact James Allen at 206-295-9521
Call to receive your free Mary Kay Catalog from your Neighbor at Lake Park. Rennell Palmer - 951-264-1299 Website: marykay.com/rennellp
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