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FREE GROCERIES 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM on Thursday, September 10 and Thursday, September 24, 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!

On Site Manager Susan Foley & Administrative Assistant Carolyn Rodriquez Maintenance Emergency Voicemail Vivian’s Salon 10am to 7pm Mon-Sat. by Appt.

1-(408) 225-3165 1-(408) 529-2880 1-(408) 728-1861

If you have an emergency, other than park maintenance business, it is best to call the police by dialing 911 or 311. Crisis and Suicide Prevention Lifeline - Dial 988 Animal Care Center

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Poison Control 1-800-876-4766 Talk O’ The Town Editor: Carla Evans, Space 251 Talk O’ The Town Co-Editor: Susan Foley, Space 149 Talk O’ The Town Co-Editor: Judi Sayler, Space 243

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If you have feedback or questions for any member of the T&C Advisory Committee, please put a note in their mail tube (not the mailbox).

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, Whew! August was a warm one! Do you need to escape from the heat? The Clubhouse is a great comfort zone if you need a place to cool down, relax, watch cable TV, play some pool, and maybe read a book from the library. I am so happy that the Clubhouse has never been busier, especially with the new Ping Pong table, and many of you are taking advantage of our sparkling pool. I have also noticed how special and widely diverse our community is; go to Page 4 to learn more. There were two emergency water shut off(s) on August 3rd and the 14th, for needed repairs. Evans Management did not send a RedFlag communication alert for the 3rd, but they did so for the 14th. It was supposed to be sent to those residents who have opted in and completed the RedFlag alert form with their contact information. However, there were several residents who opted in but were not notified. I will be working with Evans to see why those residents were not notified. We will manually contact those residents who have not opted in for emergency communication alerts and will be sending them the form to complete to opt in. Thank you all for your patience and understanding. This is quite a popular time of year for events in the Clubhouse. On July 16th Barry Mangan presented an event on “Securing Your Legacy” with Estate and Trust planning information. There are photos on Page 8. On July 25th we had a fun Saturday Night Bingo event results and photos on Page 9. We had the Friendship Club’s Ice Cream Social on August 15th, which there will be more info and photos in the upcoming October issue. The Resident’s Yard Sales were on the weekend of August 22nd and the 23rd. The End of Summer Picnic is planned for Saturday, September 26th, Alliance Mobile Homes will be hosting us again this year. There is more information on Page 7, and directions on how to RSVP. You will notice rent ordinance information on Pages 14-15. It does not mean your rent is being increased this September. Our annual rent increase happens every May 1st. It is information that I am required to post and distribute to all residents. Just a reminder, there is no car washing allowed in carports. We have a free carwash at the Clubhouse, which is open 8:30AM to 3:30PM weekdays and on Saturdays too.

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The T&C tree inventory project is 98% complete. Evans Management wants all their parks to keep the same type of inventory. This way we can monitor potential hazardous trees and keep up to date on any new trees being planted. We have so many types of trees in the park and a grand total of 368. I would like to thank Carolyn, my trusted Assistant, for all her hard work on this arduous project. Please remember you need managerial approval before planting a new tree and it’s important to call 311 to have the City confirm there are no utility lines before digging. Our park has a BIG FERAL CAT PROBLEM, and I’ve heard we have two new unwanted litters of kittens being born under or around residents’ homes. I know it sounds harsh but please DO NOT FEED and WATER these feral cats. Please let me know if you see any of our residents feeding them. The feral mother cats need to be trapped and spayed as soon as possible, or they will keep bearing kittens and those kittens will grow up and have their own litters. There are some rescue centers in San Jose that you can call if you have unwanted kitties at your residence. For more information on trapping and requesting a rescue and/or need referrals, contact the Humane Society of Silicon Valley (408) 262-2133, San Jose Animal Care Center (408) 794-7297, or 13th Street Cat Rescue (email only for feral cats) tnr@13stcats.org. Every resident who obtains a new cat or dog needs to report the information to management, with a photo of the pet and proof of vaccinations and that they have been neutered. I hope you all have a pleasant and cool Autumn. Please remember the Clubhouse is a great place to chill and relax. I hope to see you at the End of Summer Picnic on September 26th! Susan Foley Park Manager Page 3

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COMMUNITY PAGE 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.

SEPTEMBER EVENTS IN THE CLUBHOUSE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD – FRIENDSHIP CLUB ~ BAG LUNCH – 12:00PM to 2:00PM, in the Clubhouse. We encourage everyone to come, see page 5 for more information. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH – END OF SUMMER PICNIC –12:00PM to 3:00PM. RSVP and more event information on Page 6.

Ping Pong in the Clubhouse! We have many residents enjoying the new Ping Pong table in the Clubhouse. It’s a great low impact exercise. Anna (#238) watched her son and grandson play a fun match, and Judi (#243) tested the rally skills of Junious (#258). Come and utilize this great amenity to the Community.

Our Town & Country Community is Diverse Taking a very unscientific poll of the last names of Town & Country residents, it’s great to see a wide variety of ethnicities. Around 60% of residents appear to have European surnames (which include several Black residents), mainly English, Italian, German, Irish, French and Portuguese names. There are probably names of Eastern European ethnicities not recognized as many were changed (“Americanized”) to more familiar names when immigrants arrived at Ellis Island (active until 1954). Of the 40% non-European names, about 19% are Hispanic and 21% Asian (Vietnamese about 9% and Chinese about 7% while the remaining 5% are Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Thai, Indian, Armenian and Russian. Sorry if we missed your name’s cultural identity. Page 4

Your Town & Country Friendship Club Join us for a Bag Lunch on Wednesday, September 23, 2026 In the Clubhouse at 12:00 to 2 pm Please bring your own lunch. 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 Saturday, November 14, 2026 The Arts & Crafts Fair 11am-4pm Page 5

ATTENTION! We need your help! We need your help to obtain donations for the :

Dutch and Silent Auction s At the Town & Country Community Clubhouse Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026 Time: 11am to 3 pm, or until items are sold. Coffee/tea and water provided . Sponsored by Your Friendship Club The proceeds from the auctions benefit Town & Country community and residents . Please donate new or like - new items for the Auctions and bring the items to the Clubhouse Game Room a s early as possible , or by October 10, 2026. The items donated should be unwrapped and have a note with the declared value . We will select some items for the Dutch Auction which will wrapped by the Friendship Club while other items will be displayed unwrapped for bidding . Please do not bring donations to a resident’s home – bring them to the Clubhouse as noted above. If you have questions, please call a committee member: Cathy Nicholas #256 (408) 314- 3068 , Dee Dupic #101 (408) 831 - 8555 Carla Evans #251 (408) 896 - 0910 Dutch Auction : The audience bids on each wrapped Dutch Auction item, not knowing what is inside (many of the items are quite nice ). Choose Your Items Auction : This auction is won by putting purchased tickets in a bag near each unwrapped item you want to win . A ticket is drawn for the winner of each item. Each attendee will get one free ticket. Silent Auction : This auction has a bidding sheet. The item also is unwrapped and is placed on a table with a bidding sheet. Once the bidding time is closed, the last and highest bid will receive the item. Page 6

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2026 12:00PM to 3:00PM

RAFFLE PRIZES - Must be present to win COME CELEBRATE THE END OF SUMMER AT THE T&C CLUBHOUSE! Our party will be hosted by Glenn Gilliam & Alex Ching of Alliance Manufactured Homes. Note: One raffle ticket per Space # and you must R.S.V.P. to attend.

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R.S.V.P. – Return with September’s rent check or drop this slip off at the office or rent check box. YES, I WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND THE 9/26/2026 “END OF SUMMER PARTY” _________________________________ NAME

_______________________ # OF RESIDENTS ATTENDING

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BARRY MANGAN’S ESTATE PLAN NING EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATION ON JULY 18 TH

There was a good turnout for Barry’s estate planning and living trust presentation and Q&A. It was an informative event to help you protect your loved ones, and assets.

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What a great time was had at our July 25th BINGO night! Bill Beverly #(198) was our Master Bingo Caller; his deep voice was perfect for calling out the letter and number combinations. Cathy Nichols (#256 ) was a lucky winner of a $25 raffle prize to Smart & Final. The second $25 raffle prize was won by Linda Minami’s( #211) friend Kathy.

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We had many BINGO card winners. Bryan McQueen (#252) was a very happy Bingo winner a couple times. We also served free popcorn from a borrowed maker, and everyone liked it so much we invested in our own popcorn maker for events. Page 9

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Into the Valley is a brand-new, 6-mile Open Streets route celebrating the communities, history, and natural beauty of South San José. This September, enjoy a car-free experience as you walk, bike, roll, and connect with neighbors while discovering local businesses. Journey through an area once known as the Valley of Heart's Delight, where the Santa Clara Valley's rich agricultural landscape and scenic beauty will be on full display. Along the route, stop at Activity Hubs at Martial Cottle Park, a historic working farm, and the City of San José's De Anza Park and Cahalan Park, each offering free activities, entertainment, and community fun.

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Did you know that the noun “potpourri” literally means "rotten pot" in French? What an odd name for a fragrant mixture of spices and dried flowers that is usually kept in a decorative bowl or jar to perfume a room, or a in a small sachet to perfume a dresser drawer. But potpourri also refers to a mixture or collection of seemingly unrelated items – see our unusual “assortment” below.

Having Trouble Hearing Conversations on Your Smartphone? One solution is to have captions of everything being said by the other person speaking. Go to your smartphone’s Settings, then to Accessibility and then to Hearing and turn on Captions.

Measure D Parcel Tax Exemptions Voters on June 2 approved a two-cent-per-square-foot of building area parcel tax of property owners within the boundaries of the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority. The tax will fund creek and water restoration and preservation of wildlife habitat and agricultural lands. It could mean up to an additional $29 or more annually to the average home owner. Exemptions are available to qualifying seniors age 65 and older and specified low-income households. For those applying July 28 – Dec. 31, the parcel tax will be on your upcoming property tax bill. You must pay the County tax bill first and then you will receive a refund from the Open Space Authority about 60 days after approval of your exemption application. Learn more about applying at: https://www.openspaceauthority.org/measure-d-exemptions.

Mobile Home Rent Ordinance You can participate in a short survey to let your thoughts known about the proposed Mobile Home Rent Ordinance at https://bit.ly/m/MRO-Survey. Also San Jose is holding virtual meetings regarding the Ordinance from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM on Monday, Sept. 14 (English), Monday, Sept. 21 (Spanish), and Monday, Sept. 28, 2026 (Vietnamese), ahead of final recommendations to the City Council in December, 2026. Check to register at: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/yourgovernment/departments-offices/housing/proposed-changes-to-mobilehome-rent-ordinance.

Multiple Ways to Watch or Listen to San Jose City Council Meetings • • • •

Comcast: Cable TV Channel 24 (Closed Captioning available) Xfinity: Channel 24 YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/CityofSanJoseCalifornia (Closed Captioning available) Online: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/your-government/appointees/city-clerk/council-agendasminutes/participate-watch-public-meetings#watch (Closed Captioning available)

Construction on Monterey Road Construction on Monterey Road will continue into 2027 for Power Santa Clara Valley, a major high-voltage direct current electrical transmission project that connects two substations to strengthen grid reliability. Crews completed vault installations from Capitol Expressway to Metcalf Road and have been connecting the vaults via trenching in segments from Skyway Drive to Metcalf Road from 7 AM - 6:30 PM causing several SB lane closures to one lane.

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A celebration of Mexican Independence Day, Saturday, Sept. 12, 12:30–5:30 PM, Mexican Heritage Plaza. 1700 Alum Rock Ave., San Jose. An all-ages celebration of live music and dance, uplifting local talent and entrepreneurs. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/chile-mole-pozole-tickets-1993870955702.

Celebrate South San Jose with live music and local vendors. Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026 11 AM – 4 PM. Free. Location: Village Oaks Shopping Center, 5760 Cottle Rd, San Jose.

Senior Safari – Happy Hollow Zoo Back by popular command, seniors 50 and up are invited to take over San Jose’s iconic Happy Hollow Park & Zoo and feel like a kid again on the following Thursdays: Sept. 24th and Oct. 22nd. Free admission and early entry into the zoo (9 AM –10 AM ). Seniors who enter before 10 AM may stay the whole day in the zoo and park. Enjoy Animal meet & greets, Zookeeper chats, and other activities. Healthy breakfasts are available for purchase. Free Parking at 748 Story Road across the Bent Bridge from the Entry Plaza.

Ancestral Mathematics In order for you to be born, you needed: 2 parents 4 grandparents 8 great grandparents 16 second great grandparents 32 third great grandparents 64 fourth great grandparents 128 fifth great grandparents 256 sixth great grandparents 512 seventh great grandparents 1014 eighth great grandparents 2048 ninth great grandparents Continuing, for you to be born today from12 previous generations, you needed a total of 4,094 ancestors over the past 400 years. How many struggles… How many wars… How much sadness… How much happiness… How many love stories… How much love for their children… How many expressions of hope for the future… did your ancestors experience leading to you to exist in this present moment.

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Refreshing Greek Potato Salad If you’re tired of the same old mayo-based potato salad, this Greek Potato Salad is about to shake things up in the best way. It’s light, fresh, and bursting with bold Mediterranean flavors.

Red baby potatoes: No need to peel—just halve and go! Cucumber: English cucumber for fewer seeds. Cherry tomatoes: Halving them makes the salad easier to eat. Kalamata olives: Slice them to spread the flavor. Feta cheese: Crumble for the best texture and taste. Red onion: Diced finely. Fresh parsley: It gives it a bit of extra freshness. Extra virgin olive oil: Use a good quality one. Fresh lemon juice: Freshly squeezed is always best! Lemon zest: Adds extra citrusy zing. Dried oregano: Ties all the flavors together. Garlic: Mince it finely so it blends well. Salt and black pepper: Season to taste. • • • •

Step One: Place red potatoes in a large pot of cold, salted water. Bring to a gentle boil, then reduce to a simmer. Cook 10–12 minutes, or until just fork-tender. Drain and let cool. Step Two: In a medium bowl, whisk together the olive oil, lemon juice, lemon zest, oregano, and garlic—season with salt and pepper. Step Three: In a large bowl, toss together the cooked potatoes, cucumber, olives, tomatoes, red onion, and feta. Pour the dressing over and toss gently. Step Four: Serve warm, at room temp, or chilled. Page 16

Delicious Broccoli Salad Takes about 30 minutes to create. This is also good salad for a vegan.

Ingredients: Dressing: Whisk this in a small bowl. 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice 1 small garlic clove, grated 1 tsp runny honey 1 tsp Dijon mustard ½ tsp kosher salt ¼ tsp freshly ground black pepper For the Salad: 2 medium broccoli heads, about 2 pounds 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil ½ tsp kosher salt ¼ tsp freshly ground black pepper ¼ cup almonds, toasted, coarsely chopped, or slivered almonds ¼ cup dark or golden raisins\ ½ tsp finely grated lemon zest Instructions: 1. whisk the dressing ingredients in a small bowl. 2. Trim the broccoli stalks, leaving about 1 inch of the stalk intact. Save the cut stalks for another use. 3. Cut the florets into bite-size pieces and put in a large bowl. Add the oil, salt and black pepper and toss to coat the broccoli. 4. Heat the oven to 425 degrees F. Line a rimmed backing sheet with parchment. 5. Spread the broccoli on the baking sheet. Transfer to the oven and roast until crisp-tender and charred in spots, about 8 minutes, shaking the pan once or twice. Remove and cool slightly for about 10 minutes. 6. Transfer the broccoli to a bowl, and add the almonds, raisins, and lemon zest. Drizzle the dressing over the salad and toss to coat the ingredients. Taste for seasoning. 7. Refrigerate the salad for at least 1 hour or up to 4 hours to allow the flavors to develop. Serve chilled or at room temperature. Page 17

As always, we are going to end the show by knocking all the stuff onto the floor.

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