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John & Lori Wysocki Editors (Space 173) Rancho Del Rey Mobile Home Estates Huntington Beach CA Email: ranchoramblings@yahoo.com

The Spirit of Rancho Del Rey On July 4th, our Rancho Del Rey community commemorated the semiquincentennial of the United States, marking 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.

This significant milestone honors the founding of the United States as an independent nation, the emergence of American democracy, the era of the Revolutionary War, and the fundamental principles articulated in the Declaration of Independence — life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Neighbor Donna Flynn kindly shared some photos capturing RDR residents showcasing their community spirit in celebration of this occasion. Thank you for sharing, Donna!

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Party like it’s 2026!

RDR July 4th 250th festivities kicked off as a brigade of golf carts, adorned in vibrant red, white, and blue, made their way to the main clubhouse. Among the colorful carts, there was a patriotically decorated trike and a stylish mobility scooter. As neighbors gathered and shared holiday greetings, The 4th of July Event Organizers checked in the participants to get the parade rolling. Participants were eager to parade through the park and greet cheering neighbors. What a crowd - so many smiling faces!

The light rain showers did not hamper the community spirit one bit!

This year‘s Grand Marshall was Pearl Holmes, who was about to celebrate her 100th birthday! Pearl was accompanied by her son. They were chauffeured by Jeff Metzger.

The event organizers deserve a big round of applause: Renee Burger, Mary Yates, Linda Wallace, Donna Krizo, Judy Olson, Sue Solum, Lois Thompson. Thanks also to Dave Perazzo, Jeff Metzger and Jeff Wallace for their help with the flag display and other preparations. Gratitude as well to the Housers for supporting these community activities!

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Smiling Faces!

Residents gathered and cheered along the parade route! Kudos, RDR! Afterward, they made their way to the clubhouse to pay tribute to our service members and savor a delicious luncheon featuring Habit Burgers, fruit, and celebratory cake, all while enjoying the company of wonderful neighbors.

Rancho Ramblings Newport Beach American Legion Post 291 joined RDR for the 11th year to raise the flag. Lawrence "LB" Brown, PharmD, PhD, Honor Guard Commander, led us in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and singing “God Bless America.”

Their participation is always deeply valued.

RDR service members were honored with "flag" chocolates and received commemorative flags as a token of appreciation.

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And the winners are: Golf Carts - John & Lori Wysocki, Sandy Lally, Don & Teri Crivello Bikes - Pamela Brand Cars (ok, mini cars....) - Norm Samuels and his mobility scooter

Thank you, neighbors, for participating in an enjoyable community celebration this Fourth of July!

A last minute addition of an ice cream cart was a sweet ending to the day.

"Sweet Cute Ice Cream is a woman owned small batch premium ice cream business based in Southern California.

Sarah, the owner of Sweet Cute Ice Cream and daughter of Rancho Del Rey community members, is excited to sweeten up the Concert in the Park with some freshly churned scoops in a variety of nostalgic flavors!"

Sarah will be joining us at the upcoming, August 9 Concert in the Park event.

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Rancho Del Rey Presents Concert in the Park Join your neighbors for an afternoon of upbeat, live music, participate in yard games, and embrace the joy of Summer!

Featuring some of our talented, local musicians in the park: Larry Fresch, Chris Farmer, and Rick & Judy Talbot, along with their amazing crews.

Sunday, August 9, 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm Main Clubhouse South Lawn Area No tickets required!

Yard games will be available 2:00-6:00.

Music and entertainment will kick off at 3:00.

Spend the afternoon or pop in when you have some time.

This free event welcomes residents and their guests.

A limited supply of sun shades, tables, and chairs will be available; however, attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating for added comfort.

Although food will not be provided at this free gathering, you are more than welcome to bring a picnic or snacks along with your favorite beverages to enjoy throughout the day.

“Sweet Cute Ice Cream” will be available for purchase!

See you there!

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A Burst of Bravo for August Birthday Bonanzas!

AUGUST BREAKFAST AUGUST 2nd Join us for a Community Breakfast for just $7.00!

Menu Featuring:

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Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, & Sausage French Toast & Pancakes Assorted Juices, Hot Tea, & Coffee

TIME: TICKET INFO:

8:30am TO 10:30am Tickets go on sale in the Office starting July 1st.

DEADLINE:

You must purchase Tickets by the Wednesday before the event.

No tickets will be sold at the door.

Get your Tickets Early & let’s do breakfast!

Invitation to Prayer Gathering Bonnie McBride, warmly invites you to join a casual, non-denominational prayer gathering in her home at space 309, on Wednesday evenings from 7:00 to 7:30 PM. This gathering welcomes anyone seeking spiritual support and community. The group is growing!

To join in, please reach out to Bonnie at 714-846-1108. Wheelchair accessible.

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Where Do You Want to Go Today?

On Father’s Day morning, some of the Wysocki clan trekked over to the Long Beach Veterans Memorial Stadium to browse through the Long Beach Antique Market. This chic, unique, vintage flea market is open monthly on the Third Sunday of the month, plus they hold a special Fifth Sunday event in those months with five Sundays.

The LB Antique Market is one of the largest outdoor flea markets in California. Since 1982, over 800 vendors spread across 20+ acres have been offering antiques, vintage items, clothing, furniture, collectibles and more; rain or shine.

The market opens at 5:30am on Third (and 5th) Sundays with Early Admission priced at $15/person while General Admission starting at 6:30am is $10.00/person, children under 12 free.

Entry fee is cash only. Go early for the best finds, or stop by later before 2:00pm closing for last minute bargains.

The experience alone is well worth the cost. Even if you don’t need any more “stuff” it is fun to walk around, people watch, and stroll down Memory Lane. You might even see some shoppers in vintage outfits, which add to the charm.

Fun game: Count how many times you say, “I used to have that...” or “I remember those.” Another fun game at our house is which items came from the LB Flea? This month’s haul in our group included a nicely patina-ed copper planter, a fragrant eucalyptus bouquet, a hat just like one I used to have, and a singing bowl.

After our 2 hour, 6500 steps, nostalgic shopping adventure we headed over to nearby LBX Hangar to pick up brunch at Cassidy’s Corner, which by the way, has the biggest bagels I’ve ever seen, and yummy breakfast sandwiches.

If you’re looking for even more nostalgia, another dining option in the area is Dale’s Diner, a 50's style cafe, just a short drive away.

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A Look at the Lookout House in Sunset Beach

By Chris MacDonald - January 7, 2021

Rancho Ramblings Q&A: Recently, an RDR resident wanted to know about the ‘crooked house’ at the end of Sunset Beach. Research led us to this article by Chris MacDonald published in the “Sun Newspapers.”

Chris is a friend of RDR and has kindly given us permission to reprint the article. Enjoy!

Several locals have asked me about the history of the unusual Lookout House at the end of South Pacific Avenue in Sunset Beach. Patrick Brenden, CEO of the Bolsa Chica Conservancy said, “A few days ago, we noticed it during a walk at the Beach and wondered what its story is?”

“It was once a train depot station for the Red Car Line, and then used as a lookout post for enemy submarines during World War II,” said Holly Schlange of the Sunset Beach Woman’s Club.

Visit Huntington Beach worked with the Sunset Beach Community Association & local writer Chris Epting to produce a “Historical Sunset Beach Walking Tour Map.” The first item on it is “The Old Lookout House”. This is the first home South of Warner Avenue on the Oceanfront. It was built in 1938. The structure’s second story tower is attached by cables to keep it in place.

After the war, it was sold and has since been used as a residence. (You can get a copy of the map at the Visit HB Office, 155 Fifth Street, Suite 111 in Huntington Beach.)

“The land value in Sunset Beach is so high that most of our older homes are being torn down.

It’s nice to still have a quirky structure from our past,” explained Mike Van Voorhis, Past President of the Sunset Beach Community Association.

Dr. Steve Sollitt, Assistant Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Harbour in Sunset Beach, said the unique house “reminds me of the Leaning Tower of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. You sure can find some Interesting structures around the World.”

“At one end of Sunset Beach we have the Water Tower and at the other end another historic, small three story building right on the beach,” said longtime Sunset Beach Artist & gallery owner, Bill Anderson. “As an artist I am attracted to old architecture with character. In this case, adding to the character is the aesthetic beauty of the coastal location.”

The next time you’re in Sunset Beach be sure to take a gander at this place.

You can see more articles at http://www.sunnews.org

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Page 10 Around RDR

Pool Progress The renovation of the small clubhouse pool and patio is approaching its final stages. At this moment, final inspection approval are pending.

A heartfelt thank you to neighbor, Chris Farmer, for providing the progress photos.

Get your floaties ready and gear up for a splashing good time!

RDR guests taking in th e scenery.

In an unexpected encounter on the street, Sharon Good expresses her gratitude to Lauren Carmadella for her expert guidance regarding Medicare options.

There have been numerous coyote sightings around RDR lately Be Aware, Be Safe

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Gordon and Diane Briggs, accompanied by John and Lori Wysocki recently made a pop tab donation run to the Ronald McDonald House facility in Long Beach. This donation included over 20 pounds of pop tabs, many of which were donated by RDR neighbors. Special thanks to Gary and Karla Hann (Space 143) & United Rentals who donated the bulk of this haul.

Pop tab recycling is one of Ronald McDonald House’s ongoing fundraising programs and it helps support the mission of providing a comforting “home away from home” for families with seriously ill children receiving treatment in Long Beach area hospitals.

What is a pop tab?

A pop tab is the piece of metal that opens aluminum cans. Like the can, the pop tab is recyclable and helps the environment while helping Ronald McDonald House families.

If you have pop tabs to donate, please drop them off at Space 350.

Discover and Donate Treasures at the Assistance League of Huntington Beach Thrift Store When you shop at the ALHB Thrift Shop, you’re not only finding amazing deals, but you’re also making a positive impact.

Proceeds from every purchase directly fund essential community programs that support local students, teachers, veterans, and seniors. Unlike for-profit stores, ALHB thrift shop invests 100% of its earnings into initiatives that have an immediate effect on the lives of HB community members.

Staffed entirely by dedicated volunteers, the ALHB Thrift Shop offers gently-used clothing, practical household items, small appliances, and plenty of fun! Additionally, the Thrift Shop features designer clothing in the Corner Boutique, sourced from community donations and available at great prices.

Donate your gently used items to support this great cause. Think of ALHB when relocating or after an Estate Sale. Your neighbor, Carol Kierstead, ALHB volunteer, has offered to help transport manageably sized donations from RDR residents.

Please contact Carol by TEXT message: 714-404-9102.

Visit: Assistance League of Huntington Beach, 8071 Slater Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92647 Store Hours:

Open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays 11 AM to 3 PM

Donations: During Store Hours or Monday – Friday 10:30AM – 12:30PM

For more information about community programs, special sales, donating, or getting involved, follow ALHB on Facebook, Instagram, or see www.assistanceleague.org/huntington-beach/

Rancho Ramblings “The more things change, the more they remain the same...”

Jeanne Clement has shared some more Rancho Del Rey history found ‘in the archives,’ in the form of Rancho Ramblings publications from the year 2010. This month we have excerpts from the August 2010 edition.

We will continue to share stories and memories from our community's past in future editions.

Thanks to Jeanne for sharing, and have fun taking a step back in time.

Yes, the Shuffleboard courts were indeed utilized in the past!

Congratulations, Marilyn!

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Page 13 Social Hour Social Hour Second Wednesdays, Second Wednesdays, Wed, July Wed, July 8 8 4:00 -- 6:00 4:00 6:00 PM PM

Stroll on over to the main clubhouse on the 2nd Wednesday of the month to mingle with your neighbors, make new friends, and have great conversations. Feel free to bring your own beverage, and optionally, a light snack for yourself or to share.

Good times! Great company!

Let’s get social, RDR! New faces always welcome!

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Main Clubhouse Wednesdays & Fridays 12 - 4:30 pm Perks: Snacks to keep you fueled.

Join in: Call Nancy at (714) 791-4040

Better sleep Weight loss Improved mood Improved body strength & balance

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Mark Your Calendar: A Health and Preparedness Fair is Coming to Rancho Del Rey

The RDR Event Planning Committee in collaboration with RDR Emergency Response Team will host a Health and Preparedness Fair here at Rancho Del Rey on October 17th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.

This community event aims to educate and empower residents to make healthy and safe lifestyle choices. It will feature healthcare and wellness representatives, as well as various Huntington Beach community services and other local organizations.

Key features include: Free health screenings (e.g., blood pressure checks) Flu shots Healthcare/Medicare coverage information Educational exhibits on emergency preparedness, nutrition, exercise, stress management, mental health, and disease prevention.

Give-away items and information for future reference.

Community partnerships with local hospitals, clinics, fitness centers, and wellness businesses will enhance the event's success and foster a supportive environment for your well-being.

Mark your calendar and we look forward to seeing you soon!

Lauren Carmadella SeniorInsuranceAssociates@gmail.com 714.625.9815 On Board so far:

Always in Motion Local Senior Gym Alzheimers Association Assistance League of Huntington Beach Coastal Care Pharmacy (Flu Shots) Council on Aging HB Hearing Aid Center Hoag Community Outreach Team Hoag Stroke Nurse Huntington Beach Community Emergency Response Team Representatives

Huntington Beach Fire Department Kaiser Medicare Representative On the Mend Medical Equipment Rancho Del Rey Emergency Response Team Senior Center in Central Park Senior Insurance Associates Medicare Information Senior Living Options Sight on Wheels - Optician Veterans Association More to come... Watch for updates

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Time Flies!

The RDR Fall Craft Boutique is quickly approaching.

If you or a friend/relative are interested in selling your wares at the RDR Fall Craft Boutique, sign-up in the office starting August 10.

Hurry, tables are limited and will go fast.

There is no charge to participate.

Fall Boutique Saturday, September 26 9-2, Main Clubhouse Bill Elias: A True Film Industry Veteran Remember back in October 2025 when we told you about Bill Elias, from Space 68 and his long career working in different facets of the movie industry? Bill is being honored once again with a 2027 Fellowship and Service Award from the Motion Picture Editors Guild.

This award is given to exceptional individuals who embody the values of professionalism, collaboration, mentorship, generosity of spirit, and commitment to the labor movement.

Bill and Phyllis 2025 International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees International President’s Award Local 700

F. Hudson Miller, President of the Fellowship Service Award organization wrote to Bill that “this honor is a small way of expressing our appreciation for all that you have done for the Union and its members. Your years of mentorship, and your willingness to share your knowledge and experience with both new and longtime members, are unparalleled. Your generosity of spirit is recognized and admired by everyone who has had the privilege of working with or knowing you.

The award presentation will take place in January 2027.

On behalf of the Board of Directors and the members of the Motion Picture Editors Guild, congratulations and thank you for your extraordinary service and dedication.”

Bill in “Mexican Hayride ”1948

Congratulations, Bill! Thanks for sharing.

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RDR Events 2026 Ongoing: First Sundays - Sunday Breakfast (select Months-Feb, Mar, Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec) Second Wednesdays - Social Hour Third Thursdays - Game Night Bingo Special Events: Sunday, August 9 - Concert in the Park Event (afternoon)* Saturday, September 26 - Fall Craft Boutique Saturday, October 17 - Disaster Preparedness and Health Care Fair TBD - Halloween Pet Parade Saturday, October 24, 2026, Halloween Party December - Holiday Decorating Contest (vote by December 17) Saturday December 19 - Christmas Golf Cart Parade Thursday, December 31, 2026 New Year’s Event Still a work in progress and subject to change.

Stay tuned for updates and fun times ahead. *Date Changed or Added

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Rancho Del Rey

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Tuesday

2026 Wednesday

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8:30-10:30 MCH Concert in the Park 3-6 MCH Lawn

10-4 Tai Chi MCH Pinochle SCH 12-4:30 6pm Men's Poker GRM Bible Study Prayer SCH

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10 am 10-11 am Tai Chi MCH Line Dancing 12-4:30 Poker Class* MCH GRM

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10 am 10-4 10-11am Pinochle SCH Tai Chi MCH Line Dancing 10 am 12-4:30 Class* MCH Tai Chi MCH 6pm Men's Poker GRM 12-4:30 Poker Bible Study Social Hour GRM Prayer 4-6 MCH SCH Spc309 7-7:30

1-3 Watercolor Class SCH

10-4 Pinochle SCH 6pm Men's Bible Study SCH

10 am 10-11 am Tai Chi MCH Line Dancing 12-4:30 Class* MCH Poker GRM Game Night Prayer Bingo 7-9 MCH Spc309 7-7:30

10 am Tai Chi MCH 12-4:30 Poker GRM 1-3 Watercolor Class SCH

10-4 Pinochle SCH 6pm Men's Bible Study SCH

10 am 10-11 am Tai Chi MCH Line Dancing 12-4:30 Class* MCH Poker GRM Prayer Spc309 7-7:30

10 am Tai Chi MCH 12-4:30 Poker GRM 1-3 Watercolor Class SCH

Note: This calendar is informational only and subject to change. Please always work with the office staff regarding room availability. Rooms must be reserved with the office. To add or remove, (or correct!) calendar items in the Ramblings email: ranchoramblings@yahoo.com

MCH = Main Clubhouse SCH = Small Clubhouse GRM = Game Room Main Clubhouse *Line Dance Level one experience necessary

Keep the contributions for the Rancho Ramblings publication coming!

We know y’all go cool places and see cool things. Please share!

Send pics! Include a picture with the Ramblings for bonus points!

Do you have a unique hobby, a funny story, a delicious recipe, or a recommendation for a business or service you’ve enjoyed? Have you taken an amazing trip? Share your favorite vacation photo or snapshots from an RDR event! We would be thrilled to include your submission. What about highlighting some upcoming events in our community?

If you’d like us to feature a memorial, or other special occasion: a milestone birthday, anniversary, or other noteworthy event, please reach out. We also encourage new residents to introduce themselves! Contact us at ranchoramblings@yahoo.com to submit your ideas, articles, information, or questions, or you can drop them off at space 173. The Ramblings are submitted for printing around the 10th of each month for the following month’s edition so for September, all entries are due before August 10.

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