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FREE GROCERIES 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM on Thursday, October 8 and Thursday, October 22, 2026 inside the Clubhouse This is your magazine! Send us pictures of beautiful sights or activities in the park. Send us your thoughts or articles for publication. Items for publication must be received by the 6th of the month to be printed in the next month’s Talk O’ The Town. Thanks to you who contribute!

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Town & Country Advisory Committee Bill Beverly Dee Dupic Carla Evans Dolores Ferriera Susan Foley Junious Harvey Cathy Nicholas Karen Ramsell Judi Sayler

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Hello T&C Community, Fall is one of my favorite times of year; it has been since I was kid. We had two big maple trees, and it was our chore to rake all the colorful leaves up into piles before bagging them up. My brothers and I would then form one great big pile to play in. It was so big we would cover ourselves giggling, then Mom would come out to see why it got so quiet and we would jump out and surprise her. Good times, I wonder if kids still do that now-a-days. Please help me welcome our new maintenance technician Brian King to the T&C Community. He is sure to be an excellent asset to the park. You should have all received a flyer about the new key code for the clubhouse backdoor lock. Make sure to lock the door when you leave. Just a reminder, the clubhouse is open daily from April 1 st through October 31 st from 9:00AM to 9:00PM. From November 1 st through March 31 st the clubhouse will be open 9:00AM to 7:00PM. Please contact the office at 408-225-3165 if you need the code. After a very popular season, the swimming pool will be closing on Monday, October 5 th and will be re-opening early next Spring 2027. The pool will be heated from April 1 st through September 30 th . I am excited to announce that you will all be receiving a flyer and instructions from Evans Management with your October rent invoices. They have set up a Resident Payment Portal where you can pay your rent invoice online, after registering and entering your email and reset your password. This is not a mandatory service; you can always pay by check or online bank check to be mailed. ~~~Even a man who is pure at heart and says his prayers at night, may become a wolf when the wolfsbane blooms and autumn moon is bright."~~~ The Wolf Man / 1941 Mark your calendars for our Saturday, October 24 th Dutch & Silent Auction in the clubhouse, from 11:00AM to 3:00PM. Go to Page 6, to find out more information and instructions on how to donate items. Page 2

You may have noticed that two new homes have been installed at Spaces #102 & #260. It is fascinating to watch them maneuver the homes into such tight lots. You will find photos and more information about the installations on Page 12. ~~~Horror movies often work better when we have a stake in the game. The more we care about the characters, the more human they are to us and the more effective the horror tends to be."~~~ Steven King The August 15 th Ice Cream Social was a big hit. Residents enjoyed sundaes and banana splits while visiting with each other. Alex Ching of Alliance Mobile Homes and his son helped scoop ice cream. The Friendship Club did an excellent job with organizing this event and you will find photos on Pages 10 and 11. I had a few residents report that they encountered a suspicious person in the park looking in other’s carports and porches. Please call 911 when you are suspicious of a person in the park. I also have a non-resident who is bringing their dog to our dog park and walking throughout our community. Vendors going door to door are also not permitted. Please kindly let them know our park is private and they are trespassing. We will soon be updating our park and clubhouse security cameras with motion detecting lights, which I hope will be a detour. ~~~Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary, over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore, while I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping, as of someone gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door. "Tis some visitor," I muttered, "tapping at my chamber door- only this, and nothing more."~~~ Edgar Allan Poe/ 1845 Halloween is on a Saturday this year and although we don’t have kids that trick or treat in our park, I will have treats in the clubhouse, so swing on by. I have not decorated my house but my black cat Shadow sitting in the window looks the part. There is a great article about Halloween on Page 14. Please join me in a big warm WELCOME to these residents new to our Town & Country Community. #156 Jake and Annie, #279 Todd and Michele, and #290 Emilio and Christine. Susan Foley Park Manager

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This is your place to post positive comments about your neighbors, or items for sale, homemade or like new (max 3 items), services for hire, help needed, lost and found. To post please send an email to townandcountry@evans-management.com with the subject of ComPage posting or drop a note into Editor Carla Evans’ mail tube at Lot 251 or email: evans4u@comcast.net.

OCTOBER EVENTS IN THE CLUBHOUSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24TH – DUTCH AND SILENT AUCTIONS –11:00aM to 3:00PM or until items are gone. More information on Page 6. We are still accepting donations – new or slightly used, clean items. Please bring any donations to the Clubhouse Game Room. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28TH – FRIENDSHIP CLUB – POT LUCK – 12:00PM to 2:00PM. We encourage everyone to come and bring a side dish to share. More information on Page 5. Watermelon Plant Gone Wild! From one small watermelon plant (planted near a fence in the side yard of his home), Bryan McQueen was flabbergasted at how his little dynamo plant has literally taken over his yard. It spread some 20+ feet over his artificial turf to the concrete gutter in the front. He even had to open his gate to the backyard to allow this seemingly unstoppable monster take over his back yard too (if it wants to!). Now the wait for his small melons to get bigger and ripen! Photos by Dolores Fereira

Need Prayer? There are times in our lives when we go through difficult situations, whether it’s health issues, loneliness, or uncertainties, etc. We need someone to come alongside us, to pray with us and for us, to lift us up. Hi, my name is Vivian and I live here in the T&C Community. I would love to come and pray for you for whatever your need it. Just call me at 408-964-8522 and we’ll set up a time when I can come to you. Remember, prayer is powerful. Blessings.

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Your Town & Country Friendship Club Join us for a Potluck Lunch on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 In the Clubhouse at 12:00 to 2 pm We alternate our meetings so that one month is a bag lunch and the next month is a potluck. All residents are welcome to come and visit. This is a good opportunity to make friends. Want more information, call Dee Dupic (408) 832-4582 or Ruby Metcalf (408) 799-5865 The Mission of the Friendship Club is to treat each other with kindness as we get to know each other better. The purpose is to raise funds to benefit our Town & Country Mobile Home residents and community.

Looking forward to seeing you! Save the date for our upcoming sponsored events: Saturday, October 24, 2026 Dutch & Silent Auction, 11am to 3pm (See Page 6) Saturday, November 14, 2026 The Arts & Crafts Fair 11am-4pm (See Page 15) Page 5

BRING YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS! Serving Cookies, Coffee, Tea & Hot Chocolate

SATURDAY, October 24, 2026 11 AM to 3 PM If you are donating items, bring them to the clubhouse by October 10, 2026

Sponsored by the Town & Country Friendship Club

Lots of items and lots of fun. You don’t want to miss this! Page 6

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Do you like making arts and crafts. This is your chance to make some money and sell your handmade items. You are responsible for your sales and collecting the monies for them. For $10 a table, including 1-2 chairs, you can reserve a table at the Friendship Club Craft Fair happening on November 14, 2026 from 11am to 4 pm Your table set up must be complete by 10:30 am on the day of the Craft Fair, or you can set-up the late afternoon on November 13th. Residents and/or your invited guest are welcome to participate by reserving a table. Please complete the reservation below and drop it off at the Clubhouse. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Please reserve a table and 1-2 chairs for me: Seller’s Name ___________________________________ Lot #_________ I will be selling the following: ____________________________________

This reservation deadline is October 24, 2026. Please make your reservation early. If you have questions, please contact Dee Dupic at (408) 831-8555 or Cathy Nicholas (408) 314-3068. Page 7

San Francisco Fleet Week Events – October 5 – 12th, 2026 San Francisco Fleet Week (SFFW) began in 1981 when then-Mayor Dianne Feinstein led the nation in celebrating America's sea services. Taking place every October in San Francisco over Italian Heritage Weekend, SFFW's air show, the parade of ships and many community events have become a significant and integral part of the San Francisco's local culture. For a day-to-day list of events, visit https://fleetweeksf.org/calendar-of-events/. Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 5th and 6th, feature several brass bands and quintets at various San Francisco locations. Wednesday and Thursday, the 7th & 8th, starting at 10 am to 7 pm, Ship Tours take place at Piers 27 and 35. Friday Oct. 9th begins 3 days of Air Shows featuring the Blue Angels flying between the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz at various times between 10 am – 4 pm. Also on Friday there is a Parade of Ships from 11 am to 12 pm along the San Francisco waterfront. On Saturday and Sunday the 10th and 11th, besides the Blue Angels Air Show, Ship tours continue from 10 am – to 4 pm and on Monday the 12th from 9 am to 12 pm. During the entire Fleet Week, there will be performances by Marine, Air Force and Navy bands and other band performances.

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USS Hornet - Sea, Air and Space Museum, Alameda, CA The USS Hornet Museum is the Bay Area's Premier Ship Museum. It’s a real aircraft carrier that served from World War II through the Vietnam War and culminating with the recovery of the Apollo 11 and 12 astronauts, the first two sets of astronauts to walk on the Moon. Best of all, it’s docked in Alameda and is open for tours and overnight visits. So if you can’t make it to Fleet Week to tour the ships, this is a fantastic opportunity to learn about this famous ship’s great legacy as a lethal “sting” to the enemy because of the capabilities of her highly trained pilots and aircrews and specialized aircraft operating from her flight deck. The first Hornet was christened in 1775 and saw service in the Revolutionary War. The 2nd to the 6th Hornets were built in the 1800s, the last one in 1896 seeing battle in the Spanish-American War. The 7th was commissioned in 1941, just before the attack on Pearl Harbor, but was sunk early in the war trying to protect Guadalcanal from the Japanese. The aircraft carrier in Alameda is the 8th U.S. Navy ship named the Hornet and it was built quickly so it could still enter WWII. It was commissioned in 1943 and later adopted the "Grey Ghost" moniker due to its phenomenal combat luck and survival record in late 1944 campaigns such as the Battle of the Philippine Sea. Interestingly, the 8th Hornet is regarded as one of the most haunted warships in America due to decades of reported paranormal encounters, one in particular of an apparition of a naval officer in white seen on the bridge. Other apparitions may be from some of the 300 crew who lost their lives on board including those who were lost when a typhoon blew out part of the crew’s sleeping quarters. The Apollo Splashdown Exhibit explores the space programs that flourished during America’s space race with the USSR and culminating with the Apollo 11 and 12 Moon landings, which Hornet recovered the crews after their splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. Artifacts include an early Grumman Corp. model for the Lunar Landing Module (known as the LEM), artifacts distributed to the Hornet’s crew and popular memorabilia of the time. Not to be missed! Day Adult Entry: $25. Seniors & Military: $18. The Museum is closed Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. For a maximum ship experience, try one of the overnight stays, ghost stories included! Or an overnight version of the History The USS Hornet Museum is part of the Mystery Tour. Sleep where the crew slept– Smithsonian Affiliations Program to and perhaps still sleep–eat where they ate, preserve our heritages and expand our knowledge. from 6 PM to 9 AM the next morning. Next overnight is January 15, 2027. EDU@uss-hornet.org. Page 9 www. https://uss-hornet.org/

Ice cream social August 15

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Thank you to our volunteers who baked (Cathy Nicholas best cookies ever), made toppings and were servers and greeters: Friendship President Dee Dupic, Carla Evans, Park Manager Susan Foley, Carolyn Rodriquez, Anna Szeto, Jo Truchetta and Paul White. We hope events like this bring our residents together. Also a huge thank you to Alex Ching of Alliance Manufactured Homes (right with his son) who provided cherries, whipped cream and scooped the ice cream!

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New Mobile Homes Installed

New manufactured homes were installed by Alliance Manufactured Homes on two lots in the past month. The first was at Lot 260 on Dobie Drive (above) . The second was at Lot 102 (below) on Park Lane near the park entrance. There are many issues to resolve in moving in mobile homes into the park. Among them are: - Maneuvering narrow streets – Alliance ’s installers are able to make tight three - degree corners using a specialized hydraulic hitching system to ensure safe transit. - Making sure residents’ vehicle s are moved off streets near the installation sites. Thank you to the residents who moved their cars during the installations.

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NATALIE FONTAINE GOES ON SAFARI Yes, Natalie went on the Senior Safari at Happy Hollow Park and Zoo on a Thursday in August with a friend, and they met Mr. Alligator who was happy to pose for a picture. Natalie, on the right, and her friend are wearing the free Senior Safari T-shirts they were given. With lots of enthusiasm, Natalie said, “I highly recommend the Senior Safari. It’s free, and the first hour from 9 to 10 am is only for seniors, so it’s not crowded.” Natalie said that the zookeepers are friendly and will answer questions about the type of habitats that animals would live in the wild and caring for them at the Zoo. They learned what some of the animals eat. (It’s a huge operation to prepare food for all of them.) Natalie mentioned the variety of animals they saw: “We saw a jaguar, a red panda, parrots, lemurs, an alligator, tortoises, turkeys and goats. We petted and brushed the goats which was so much fun. There was a ukulele band and we sang along. Also a hula hoop area, but no, we did not participate.” If you arrive before 10 am you can spend the morning or day in the rest of the park. She said, “It’s a very a very beautiful park and I felt like I was in a forest. It’s a very wholesome atmosphere.” Natalie also mentioned that if you’re hungry, there’s a large area where you can buy food and eat outside. The next and last Safari this year is on Thursday, Oct. 22nd. Free Parking at 748 Story Road across the Bent Bridge from the Entry Plaza.

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Halloween Craft Ideas

Do it yourself, or have fun with the grandkids!

Lollipops, a coffee filter and a black marker for the face, then tie with a black ribbon.

Using white paper to cut and tape the rings, then interlock them to make this adorable skeleton.

From the Country Living Magazine, using a craft pumpkin by carving out an image and using an electric candle.

Small white cups, with cloth or crepe paper streamers for ghostly décor. Draw the faces with a black ink pen.

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Using Vinegar in the Laundry You might ask why would I want to use vinegar in the laundry? Because it will whiten, brighten, reduce odor and soften clothes without harsh or expensive chemicals. Plain distilled white 5 percent vinegar runs around 3.5 cents per ounce in the typical supermarket. I buy a gallon and keep it with a 1/2 measuring cup so it is handy when I am doing laundry. Do not use vinegar stronger than 5% vinegar, which is the regular distilled vinegar you can purchase in a grocery store. Vinegar should never be mixed with laundry soap. Vinegar should be placed in the fabric softener dispenser, and 1/2 cup per regular-sized load is the recommended quantity. Name-brand liquid fabric softeners cost about 10 cents per ounce – nearly three times the cost of vinegar, and fabric softener has a build-up on the clothes that vinegar with break down. Since vinegar is colorless, it contains no synthetic color and no natural plant dyes that can stain clothes. Regular distilled vinegar is a natural fabric softener. The acid helps remove detergent and soil that is left clinging to fabric fibers, which is what allows clothes and linens to come out feeling soft and clean. Commercial softeners work just the opposite. They are designed to coat fibers, leaving behind their scented residue, which builds up over time, making those items less absorbent, dingy gray and reduces the fabric’s softness. The vinegar smell does not linger in the clothes. But if you want some scent, you may add a light scent with a few drops of lavender oil. Once your clothes are dry, they will not smell like vinegar. Adding vinegar to the final rinse cycle will help prevent lint and pet hair from clinging to clothes. The vinegar will help the fabric fibers relax and “release” the hair. For the same reason, it helps get rid of the excessive lint if you accidentally wash something dark with something that produces lint, such as towels.

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Easy Oven Roasted Fall Vegetables Maple Rosemary Roasted Fall Vegetables are perfect for holidays or weeknight dinners. Feel free to customize with different veggies!

Have available one to two large sheet pans. Suggested Fall Ingredients: 1 lb baby potatoes, halved, if large 1 lb carrots peeled and cut into 2 inch pieces, cut on the diagonal 1 acorn or delicata squash sliced after the seeds are removed. 8 oz mushrooms, small to medium sized. 1 large red onion, cut into 2 inch pieces 3 tbsp avocado oil 2 tbsp chopped fresh rosemary 1 tbsp pure maple syrup 1-12 tsp garlic powder 1 tsp salt 1/2 tsp black pepper 1/2 tsp smoked paprika Instructions: 1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees and line a large sheet pan with parchment paper. 2. Prep the vegetables and place them in a large plastic bag. Toss them with the oil, rosemary, and maple syrup until well coated. Spread the coated vegetables in a single layer on the sheet pan. Use 2 sheet pans, if necessary, so the vegetables are not overcrowded. 3. Sprinkle evenly with the garlic powder, salt, black pepper and smoked paprika, and bake in the preheated oven for 25 minutes. After 25 minutes, turn the heat up to a broil and broil another 3 minutes or until golden brown. Serve!

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Moist Applesauce Bundt Cake Submitted by Judi Sayler

Made with 1 1/4 cups yogurt and 1 3/4 cups applesauce, this will be one of the moistest cakes you’ll ever make. It’s super simple, and it bakes beautifully and evenly every time. Perfect to take to a potluck or just eat at home! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

2 3/4 cups flour 2 cups sugar (see Sugar under Tips) 2 1/2 teaspoons baking soda 1 1/4 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon (see Spices under Tips) 1 3/4 cups unsweetened applesauce 1 1/4 cups plain Greek yogurt 1 egg 1/3 cup vegetable oil 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract 1/2 cup powdered sugar

Recipe Excerpted from Alexandra’s Kitchen

Preheat oven to 325ºF. Generously grease a 12-cup Bundt pan (or use a 9” x 13” pan). In large bowl, whisk flour, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, cinnamon and salt. In a separate bowl, mix applesauce, yogurt, egg, oil and vanilla. Add to dry ingredients and stir until just combined. Pour into prepared Bundt pan. Bake for 50-60 minutes, or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Run a butter knife around the outer and inner edges of the Bundt pan to loosen Cool 45 minutes or more — then turn the Bundt pan upside down onto a cake plate. Leave the pan on the plate until the cake falls out of the pan. Run the knife around again if necessary. Put the powdered sugar in fine mesh strainer to and gently tap to sprinkle around the cake.

TIPS Sugar: This cake is not too sweet even with 2 cups of sugar. But many have asked if you can cut the sugar back in this recipe, Some have used 1 cup, others have used 1 ½ cups and have reported successful results. So the author of this recipe has made the cake using 1 1/2 cups of sugar, and also said it was a great success. Spices: If you like the warm spices of Fall, in addition to the cinnamon, you might want to add 1 teaspoon of allspice to spice it up.

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