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Rancho Round-Up

SERVICES Duct Cleaning / Refreshing - Leveling & Foundation Repair - Permanent Foundation (433a) - Plumbing Repairs & Re-Pipes - Flooring, Paneling & Trim - Doors & Windows - Painting - Roofs & Skylights - Heating, A/C & Swamp Coolers - Kitchen & Bathroom Remodels - Decks & Steps - Awnings & Patio Enclosures - Siding, Skirting & Subfloor Repairs

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The Rancho Round-Up News Editors Denice Hornsby 909-238-9290 713 Catalpa isolabreeze@gmail.com

Diane Schroeder 716-598-0627 243 Albatross dianeschroeder6615@gmail.com

You can also view The Rancho Round-Up online. www.mobilehomeparkmagazines.com/rancho-la-siesta

Articles and Features Birthdays and Anniversaries Calendar

Gail Frazier 949-633-6323 gail8frazier@gmail.com

Meet Your New Neighbor

Joan Flinn 714-290-5993 inlikeflinn123@gmail.com

January Page Recipe of the Month Buy – Sell – Swap – Donate & Advertisements Events & Community Pages Activities & Social Clubs & Groups, Educational

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Round Up Community Bulletin Board If you would like to post an individual group, club, activity or service in the Round Up Community Bulletin Board contact Diane Schroeder 716-598-0627 dianeschroeder6615@gmail.com

All Submissions are due by January 10th to be in the Februray issue.

Rancho La Siesta Office Hours 9:00am - 12pm & 1:00pm - 4:00pm Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri Closed Wed, Sat, Sun Office Phone: 714-962-3841 Email: rancholasiesta@gmail.com Peg Klinck - Manager Bryan Kadowaki 714- 962-1405 bryan@katoproperties.com Mark Potter – Assistant Manager Joyce Boatman – Office Assistant

Fountain Valley Police Department Non-Emergency Phone Number 714-593-4485 In case of emergency Dial 911

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If we missed your special day, please contact Gail Frazier 949-633-6323.

On January 19 we celebrate Popcorn!

Did you know that popcorn has been around for over 5,000 years?

Early Spanish explorers were fascinated by the corn that burst into what looked like a white flower.

In the mid 1800s popcorn was becoming popular in the United States.

Charles Cretors, a Chicago candy-store owner invented the first commercial, mobile popcorn machine using steam power to cook corn in oil for better flavor. He debuted it at the 1893 World’s Fair.

By 1900 he had horse-drawn popcorn wagons going through the streets of Chicago.

Popcorn was banned at movie theaters in the 1920s because owners wanted to maintain a sophisticated atmosphere, popcorn was messy, loud, and associated with carnivals. The ban ended when “talkies” arrived, attracting a different kind of audience. Popcorn was a cheap, popular snack that helped boost profits during the Great Depression.

Movie theaters like Regal, AMC, and Cinemark offer popcorn deals for their members on National Popcorn Day. We eat the most popcorn of any country in the world, about 17 billion quarts per year.

What is the 3 second rule for microwave popcorn? Listen to your popcorn, as the pops are slowing down and you can count to three between pops, get that bag out of there.

National Beer Can Appreciation Day celebrated on January 24, the first day that canned beer hit the American market in 1935.

Truly canning beer was a significant technical challenge that took decades to solve. Other foodstuffs had been successfully canned since the 1800s, but beer’s need for pressurized containers proved difficult to overcome.

By 1933, the American Can Company believed it had solved the technical issues and created a can that worked. Test cans delivered to households in Richmond, Va. proved to be a resounding success: consumers actually liked the taste of the beer.

Cans were inexpensive, lighter to ship, easier to stack and took less time to get cold.

By the summer of 1935, all three of the nation’s biggest can manufacturers were busy building machines for the manufacture of tin cans for beer. The demand quickly outstripped supply.

Additional shifts were added. U.S. Steel’s order for 7,000,000 beer cans in late October would put people to work in 30 mills.

1948: Pepsi became the first major brand to sell soda in cans.

1955: Coca-Cola introduced its canned soda.

Grateful Thanks!

The Kato family Susan Heins, HOO Events Coordinator

Dessert Table Sponsors Denice Hornsby Terri Supernaw

Basket Raffle Prizes Donated by our sister park Los Amigos Many, Many thanks to all the helping hands that make this event possible!

Easy Broccoli Cheddar Cheese Soup 1 package Bear Creek Cheddar Broccoli Soup Mix 2 cups chicken broth 2 cups water 2 cups skim milk 1 cup broccoli, chopped into small pieces (optional)      

In medium pan, bring broth, water, and milk to low boil.

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Simmer on low for 8 minutes.

Add 1 cup finely chopped broccoli.

If desired, emulsify broccoli with immersion blender for smoother consistency.

Serve with crusty bread and or with salad (The original recipe calls for just adding water; this version was tweaked a bit by adding skim milk and fresh broccoli.)

The next time you are in the soup aisle, grab an envelope of Bear Creek soups mix. You’ll be amazed at how easy and delicious they are! The packets are found in most grocery stores and from Amazon.

I love these soup mixes but I have found they are better if they sit for several hours or until the next day after they have had time to thicken a bit more.

Share your favorite recipes and your favorite recipe memories.

We would love to hear your story.

Send to Diane Schroeder – dianeschroeder6615@gmail.com You can also drop them by at: ~ 743 Albatross ~Phone: 716-598-0627

Move More, Feel Better — Mobility Boosters for Seniors and Their Pets Maintaining mobility is essential for independence, balance, and overall vitality. Pets can play a helpful role by encouraging movement and daily routines. Whether it’s walking, stretching, or simply engaging in light indoor play, shared activity supports both senior health and pet wellbeing.

Gentle mobility boosters are simple to weave into daily life. Short walks with a dog provide fresh air and low-impact movement, while chair-based routines offer safe stretching and strengthening. Light indoor play—such as soft toy tosses—encourages gentle bending, and those who enjoy more structured activity may find water aerobics or tai chi both effective and enjoyable.

Pairing these activities with pet companionship adds joy and consistency, helping seniors feel stronger, more balanced, and more connected as they enter the new year. Pets often set the rhythm of daily routines, naturally encouraging movement and engagement.

Beyond the physical benefits, shared activity with a pet offers emotional grounding and reduces stress. The soothing rhythm of walking, brushing, or gentle play supports mental clarity and lifts mood, creating a comforting routine that nurtures both senior and pet. This mutual flow of movement and companionship strengthens their bond and enhances overall well-being throughout the year.

W.A.G.S is our local shelter offering adoptions of dozens of dogs and cats looking for a loving home. Adopting an older dog might be the best decision you’ve ever made as that rescue might very well rescue you. View available pets @ https://wagspetadoption.org This article was written by your neighbor on Magpie Ln. Dawn Hill, Owner of The Squeaky Toy, a shop for dogs that need assistance with wellness and mobility gear related to health and aging.

Our Neighbor Recommendations Below is a list of recommendations provided by some residents of the park. These are actual businesses our neighbors have used and provided to share quality vendors for your household services. We are grateful for any additions to this list. Please send your quality vendors info to: Denice 909-238-9290 Rancho La Siesta makes no recommendations or guarantees for these businesses listed.

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Some of our local handymen are: Kimo Woehrmann 714-717-1703 Ron Ross 714-322-8922 Dave Brainard 951-401-9620

Furniture Pick-Ups Patriots and Paws provides our Veterans/Active Military/Reservists and their families with the items donated at no cost to them. Thank you for your interest in donating to Patriots and Paws!

While we appreciate every donation offer, there may be times that we decline certain items, due to wear and demand.

Please note that we are helping those that are in need of making their place a home or they need something to help the budget go further, if it ISN’T useable by you then we aren’t able to pass it to those who served in the military. **Please remember, we love to pick up your gracious donations, but we are not a moving service. Please have small items packed appropriately and ALL items in the garage or out front on the driveway on the day of pickup.

If items are not ready for pickup then appointment will need to be re-scheduled**

When do we accept donations?

We are a small organization with and a VOLUNTEER staff. Please note, we experience a high volume of pickup requests at the end of each month and appreciate your patience as we respond requests in order and as quickly as possible. We can’t do next day pickups, we are usually scheduled a few weeks out, so please plan for pickups.

Drop offs welcomed only on Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays from 10 AM – 2:30 PM, our warehouse address is 1825 E. Via Burton, Anaheim, 92806.

What items DO we accept?

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Clean rugs (up to 6’ x 9’) rolled and taped Clean, properly packaged housewares, not chipped or broken Decorative items, no holiday items Silverware, kitchen utensils Furniture in good condition, dressers, coffee tables, night stands, end tables, tv stands, couches, dining room tables (we no longer take 60 in and larger or rectangle glass or marble tables), chairs, recliners (no entertainment centers, china cabinets, armoires)

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Large appliances in working order & clean (gently used refrigerators, gas ranges, washer/dryer) Lamps floor or table tops only Mattresses, box springs, futons, day beds, only in clean and in usable condition with no stains! (No head & footboards, platform beds, sleep by number, captain beds) Clean, used small appliances (counter top microwaves, coffeemakers, irons, fans, toasters, blenders. etc.)

Cash/checks/bonds/deeds/working vehicles/property

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Clothes/Purses/Shoes Baby and children’s items including toys, stuffed animals Exercise equipment Medical equipment or supplies or hospital beds Items that are molded, water damaged faded, or broken Items needing to be cleaned, or that are stained Ceiling fans, or hanging lamps, chandlers Window coverings, blinds/draperies/rods Broken or chipped dishware/glassware Desks/Credenza (Executive/Commercial size)

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Electronics older than 5 years, TVs that take more than one person to carry Entertainment Centers, China Cabinets, Armoires Gas/kerosene operated equipment Books/Magazines of any kind Sporting Equipment Used cosmetics, hairbrushes, toothbrushes Home Improvement items Holiday Items/Decorations Camping Gear of any kind

If you have any questions regarding your donation, please do not hesitate to email us at: pickup@patriotsandpaws.org 714-323-7229 Updated 7/2022

Community Page Due to a series of unexpected equipment issues with our printer the Rancho Round-Up has been quite delayed for the last several months.

We have been assured that they are doing everything possible to make repairs and or replace outdated machines to correct the problem. Good news, the electronic version can be seen on line at www.mobilehomeparkmagazines.com/rancho-la-siesta We thank you for your patience and look forward to a new year of news you can use.

Keep reading!

Diane Schroeder and Denice Hornsby

Pet Memorial Garden The Pet Memorial Garden located in the Community Garden by the pool.

Place a memorial rock or object to remember pets that have passed through our lives and honor the companionship and comfort they provided to us.

Meet Your New Neighbor If you know of a new neighbor that has moved in please let Joan know so that she can welcome them to our community.

Contact Joan Flinn 714-290-5993 inlikeflinn123@gmail.com

Support RLS Home Owners Organization ONLY the items listed below can be accepted at the recycling center.

All Aluminum All Milk Jugs All Water Jugs Plastic Water Bottles Plastic Cans Juice Bottles Tea Bottles/Jars Beer & Wine Bottles Any Item that is similar to the above items is most likely recyclable.

(No steel cans) The money collected will be used toward HOO future events.

Items should be bagged and placed in the driveway of: Richard Kohls at 247 Albatross All other recycling can be put in the appropriate dumpster bins in the RV parking area.

Dumpster Pick Up Dates Recycling dumpsters are picked up every Wednesday.

Trash dumpsters are picked up Tuesday and Friday.

If you would like an organics recycling bucket please contact RLS office.

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