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Talk O’ the Town Published Monthly by Town & Country Mobile Village 195 Blossom Hill Road, San Jose, CA 95123 townandcountry@evans-management.com or townandcountry2@evans-management.com

FREE GROCERIES 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM on Thursday, January 8 and Thursday, January 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!

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

1-408-794-7297 2750 Monterey Road, San Jose

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

(408) 896-0910 (408) 656-3071 (408) 666-4126

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 Carla Evans Dolores Ferriera Susan Foley Junious Harvey Cathy Nicholas Karen Ramsell Judi Sayler Linda Sparkman

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Happy New Year!

Is it me, or did 2025 just speed by faster than lighting? We have an exciting new year ahead of us at Town & Country. We are planning to have a Town Hall meeting in March, where residents can bring up topics to discuss with a representative from Evans Management. There will be more information to come on this important event.

On January 3rd, there will be a spectacular full moon called the "Wolf Moon", in reference to the packs of predators that are active around this time of year. There have been coyote sightings in Oak Grove neighborhoods, so keep your pets safe.

By popular demand, I would like to bring Bingo Night back to the clubhouse. We have all the equipment, but I need a team of volunteers to help organize it and setting up. We will need a cashier and a caller to call the Bingo numbers. Please let me know if you are interested in bringing some fun back to the clubhouse.

Next time you come to the clubhouse you will notice a warm and inviting atmosphere due to a returned seating area with comfy chairs and loveseat, perfect for relaxing with friends, reading or watching TV. The return of the clubhouse library is growing thanks to some residents’ donations. Please remember you can take the books home with you to read too. Please let me know if you have any ideas to make the clubhouse more welcoming.

It's an exciting new year for sports in the Bay Area as we will be hosting both the Super Bowl and World Cup. “We’ll be on the center stage, and we will remind visitors that the Bay Area is the greatest place in the world,” Mayor Matt Mahan said at a press conference. Mahan said this is the first time one metro area has hosted both events in the same year, so they’re expecting half a million visitors.

Please Slow Your Roll! This is a reminder of the importance of adhering to our park’s street mileage rate is 15 MPH. I have had many residents report cars speeding at unsafe rates in our community and close call accidents at the entrance and exit of the park. This is most important at night, we have residents who walk in the park and if you come around a corner too fast, it could cause an accident. I also ask those residents who enjoy their night walks to wear a bright or reflective jacket and/or have a flashlight.

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January has two other days of importance that is worthy of thoughts of reflection, the 19th is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, an important and historical American hero. There is a dedication to him on Page 10. Another significant day is the 27th, the Commemoration of the Holocaust, which shall be remembered by the world as a dark mark in history.

Although this is an event that would rather be forgotten, there are some unsung heroes who should not. You can read more about them on Page 11.

I have been thinking about New Year’s resolutions, people are always giving up something like less sugar, less sitting around and less spending, but I think it’s about giving more. Here are some heartfelt and practical New Year’s resolutions focused on giving more — not just in money, but in kindness, time, and presence: • Time – Dedicate a few hours each month to volunteer for a cause.

• Kindness – Make it a habit to offer genuine compliments or check in on friends & family.

• Support – Share your skills or knowledge freely — help someone with their computer or teach a neighbor a recipe. Maybe give someone a ride to a medical appointment.

• Attention – Practice active listening in conversations, putting away distractions so people feel truly heard.

• Gratitude – Keep a gratitude journal and express appreciation to those who make a difference in your life.

• To the Planet – Reduce waste, recycle more, and support eco-friendly businesses to give back to the environment.

• Opportunities – Recommend others for jobs, collaborations, or projects when you see a good fit.

Happy New Year 2026, Susan Foley Park Manager

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Town and Country Mobile Home Park

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.

JANUARY EVENTS IN THE CLUBHOUSE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28TH – FRIENDSHIP CLUB POTLUCK – 12PM–2PM, in the Clubhouse.

SCOOTER FOR SALE!!

Price: $1,700 Year: 2020 Model: EW-46 3 Speed: 15 MP Like new, driven only 35 miles. New battery & lights.

Seat slides or reclines. 500 LB rated. Sale money will be donated to the park’s needs.

Interested? Call Bill 1-650-364-8414

THE WIZ

THE YARNICORN’S KNITTING & CROTCHET CLUB

Seven Trees Community Center 3590 Cas Dr., San Jose, CA 95111 Thursdays 10:00AM to 11:30AM Come and make handcrafted blankets, hats, sweaters, scarfs, etc. to donate to various programs. This group is open to all whom enjoy knitting or crochet, or those who would like to learn; all are invited to join! For more information on joining, please contact 408-794-1690 or email tyr.rodriguez@sanjoseca.gov.

Cost: Free

JANUARY 27TH TO FEBRUARY 1ST

SAN JOSE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 255 S. Almaden Blvd., San Jose, CA 95113 408-792-4542 or sanjosetheaters.org Prices from $73.00 Page 4

Your Friendship Club Wishes you a Happy New Year!

Join us for Potluck Lunch at Noon January 21, 2026 All residents are welcome.

Our Mission: 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 Community.

Want more information, call Dee Dupic (408) 832-4582 or call Carla Evans (408) 896-0910.

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T&C Holiday Bake Sale The T&C Holiday Bake Sale on December 6th was awash in all manner of goodies as some Friendship Club members offered their baking and candy making skills, making this again a successful fundraiser to support any residents in need.

The Bake Sale garnered $616, all thanks to the residents who came by to sample and buy many types of cookies, cupcakes, brownies, German chocolate Bundt cake, pumpkin bread with pumpkin seed and pecan toppings, cherry, apple and pumpkin pies and candies including peanut butter and chocolate fudge, caramels, rocky road and dark chocolate covered cashew, pecan and walnut clusters. Everything was mouth-wateringl!

THANK YOU TO OUR BAKERS - We thought we’d feature our bakers in their kitchens where they create their magic. Thank you for both your time and for covering the cost of the ingredients! A HUGE shout-out to them for the variety and quantity of goodies: Patti Burnett, Dee Dupic, Carla Evans, Jann Forest, Cathy Nicholas, Carolyn Rodriguez and Josephine Truchetta. They truly baked their hearts out!

Patti bagging her have-to-have dark chocolate pecan clusters.

Carla cutting up her addictive chocolate fudge with nuts.

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T&C Holiday Bake Sale

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A BEAUTIFUL NOISE – NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL San Jose Center for the Performing Arts -255 Almaden Blvd., San Jose SATURDAY, JANUARY 3RD, 2:00PM TICKET PRICES: $78 to $208 408-792-4542 / sanjosetheaters.org

49ers vs. SEATLLE SEAHAWKS – Levis’ Stadium, 4900 Marie P DeBartolo Way, Santa Clara, CA SUNDAY, JANUARY 4TH, 3:30pm TICKET PRICES: $124 to $392 https:/sanjose.events/venue/levis-stadium 415-464-9377

WANDA SYKES – San Jose Center for the Performing Arts -255 Almaden Blvd., San Jose FRIDAY, JANUARY 16TH, 8:00PM TICKET PRICES: $57 TO $156 408-792-4542 / sanjosetheaters.org

THE HALEM GLOBETROTTERS -Tech CU Arena, 1500 S. 10th Street, San Jose, CA SATURDAY, JANUARY 17TH, 3:00PM TICKET PRICES: $35 to $98 https:/sanjose.events/venue/tech-cu-arena/ 408-999-5757

JURASSIC QUEST – Santa Clara Fairgrounds 344 Tully Road, San Jose, CA FRIDAY, JANUARY 23RD, TIME TBA TICKET PRICES: $51 TO $58 https://sanjose.events/venue/santa-claracounty-fairgrounds/

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Potpourrie S STAY SAFE FROM MALICIOUS QR CODES Fraudsters are using fake QR codes to steal sensitive information or redirect users to fake websites. These codes appear on flyers, emails or fake ads. Before you scan a QR code: Verify the source; Avoid scanning codes from unknown locations; Use you phone’s built-in scanner or a trusted app; Double-check the URL before entering any personal information.

TONGUE HYGIENE Cleaning the tongue is an essential part of daily oral hygiene in addition to brushing one’s teeth. 50% of bad odors or bad breath is the result of accumulated bacteria and film on the tongue. Using a tongue scraper daily helps to reduce and/or eliminate this problem if there are no other dental concerns present.

Tongue scrapers can be reused - wash with soap and water, and you can also rinse with hydrogen peroxide. Here are some common tongue scrapers on-line and at some stores.

This is a really good tongue scraper and can be found at some Dollar Trees (a 2-pack is $1.25 and on-line). It has a long handle and a large enough rubber dimpled surface to easily catch film and bacteria without feeling too rough on the tongue.

A similar looking tongue scraper to the one shown above also has a long handle and a similarly shaped top, except it has a hole in the middle leaving only a couple rows of rubber dimples to clean the tongue, not very effective. Skip this one.

This 5” plastic scraper is bendable has scalloped edges.

It’s width cleans really well, but care must be taken if you’re too vigorous so as not to cut your tongue - the edges can be sharp. Available on-line (Walmart has a 50-count package for $26.75 (however, they can be washed and reused so no need to buy so many), or a single scraper on-line is about $9.95.

Don’t even bother to buy this disposable tongue cleaner. First of all, the handle is way too short and the cleaning surface is so minimal that it doesn’t do a good job of cleaning your tongue. A 32-count package is about $5.00 on-line.

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JANUARY 19TH

Have you ever wondered what made Martin Luther King Jr. the incredible leader we know today? Beyond the famous "I Have a Dream" speech and civil rights leadership, there's so much more to this remarkable man that might surprise you.

A CHILD PRODIGY - MLK wasn't just a great leader; he was an exceptional student. He skipped both ninth and twelfth grades, entering college at just 15 years old. His intellectual prowess and determination mirror the kind of strength we all aspire to embody.

THE STORY BEHIND THE LEGENDARY NAME - Born Michael King Jr., his father changed both their names to Martin Luther in honor of the Protestant reformer. This change happened when MLK was just 5 years old. It's a reminder that transformation can start at any age.

AN EARLIER ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT - In 1958, a woman named Izola Ware Curry stabbed King in the chest with a letter opener. The blade came so close to his aorta that doctors said if he had sneezed, he would have died. This incident showed his incredible resilience and determination.

THE GRAMMY-WINNING VOICE OF CHANGE - While known for his powerful speeches, few know that King won a Grammy Award in 1971 for Best Spoken Word Recording. His album "Why I Oppose the War in Vietnam" showcased his powerful voice for peace.

AN UNCONVENTIONAL WEDDING NIGHT - When King married Coretta Scott in 1953, many hotels were segregated. They ended up spending their wedding night at a friend's funeral home - one of the few Blackowned businesses in the area.

HE WAS A POOL SHARK - In his younger days, King enjoyed playing pool and was quite skilled at it. He often played during his college years, showing that even great leaders need time to unwind and have fun.

THE UNPLANNED DREAM THAT CHANGED HISTORY - The "I Have a Dream" section of his famous speech wasn't in the original text. Singer Mahalia Jackson shouted, "Tell them about the dream, Martin!" encouraging him to speak from his heart.

HE WON THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE AT 35 - At age 35, King became the youngest person to receive the Nobel Peace Prize (at that time) for his nonviolent resistance to racial injustice.

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January 27th Commemoration of the Holocaust As we remember the Holocaust as a horrible time in history and unspeakable acts of genocide, there are some interesting Heroes who saved many lives during the war.

Sir Nicholas George Winton (19 May 1909 – 1 July 2015) was a British stockbroker and humanitarian who helped to rescue refugee children, mostly Jewish, whose families had fled persecution by Nazi Germany. Born to German-Jewish parents who had immigrated to Britain at the beginning of the 20th century, Winton assisted in the rescue of 669 children from Czechoslovakia on the eve of World War II. On a brief visit to Czechoslovakia, he helped compile a list of children in danger and, returning to Britain, he worked to fulfill the legal requirements of bringing the children to Britain and finding homes and sponsors for them.

His humanitarian accomplishments remained unknown and unnoticed by the world for nearly 50 years until 1988 when he was invited to the BBC television program That's Life!, where he was reunited with dozens of the children he had helped come to Britain and was introduced to many of their children and grandchildren. The British press celebrated him and dubbed him the "British Schindler".

In 2003, Winton was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II for "services to humanity, in saving Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia". In 2014, he was awarded the highest honor of the Czech Republic, the Order of the White Lion (1st class), by Czech President Miloš Zeman. Winton died in 2015, aged 106.

The Ravensbrück Women - They were born in a hell on Earth and were never supposed to survive. But by some miracle, a handful of babies born in Ravensbrück concentration camp in northern Germany made it out alive.

Guy Poirot — who was born there on March 11, 1945 — said they owe their lives to “the collective will of the women” who risked their lives to hide and feed them when they had almost nothing for themselves. “We are the children of all those women,” the 80-year-old French survivor told AFP. German Ingelore Prochnow, who was born in Ravensbrück nearly a year before him, calls them “my camp mothers,” who saved them from extermination and hunger in the second biggest Nazi camp after Auschwitz-Birkenau.

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HOW DID THESE SAYINGS ORIGINATE, AND WHAT DO

Break the Ice The phrase "break the ice" comes from the days when trade ships got stuck in frozen waters during winter. Smaller vessels, known as icebreakers, were sent ahead to clear a navigable path. In the same way, in social situations, initiating a conversation "breaks the ice" by easing tension and helping things flow more smoothly.

Hit It Off The phrase "hit it off" dates back to the 18th century and originally referred to striking or starting something successfully.

Over time, it evolved to describe people who instantly connect or get along well when they first meet.

Get The Ball Rolling When we talk about "getting the ball rolling," we mean starting something in a way that sets it in motion, like beginning plans for an event with a kickoff meeting. The phrase comes from sports, where a game begins by putting the ball into play.

Rub Elbows With To "rub elbows" means to be in close proximity to someone, often at the same event or in the same space, typically without much personal interaction. It’s commonly used when referring to being around famous or influential people, like at a formal event or gathering.

Shoot The Breeze To "shoot the breeze" means to engage in a relaxed, casual conversation, often without any specific purpose or agenda.

It’s usually more personal than small talk, which usually covers surface topics like the weather.

Get On Like a House on Fire A close cousin to "hit it off," the phrase "get on like a house on fire" dates back to the 18th century and compares a fast-forming friendship to a rapidly spreading fire. It describes people who form a strong bond or connection almost immediately after meeting.

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In the Same Boat To be "in the same boat" means to share the same problem or challenge with others. The phrase comes from the idea of people on a ship facing the same risks together, such as storms or other dangers at sea. This can be used when discussing teamwork.

Chew The Fat To "chew the fat" is an idiom similar to the previously mentioned "shoot the breeze," meaning to chat casually, often sharing gossip or idle talk. The phrase evokes the image of jaws moving while speaking, much like chewing, and is associated with swapping stories or news.

Paint the Town Red To "paint the town red" means to go out and celebrate wildly, often with drinking, dancing, and general revelry. The expression is believed to have originated in the 1830s, when the Marquis of Waterford and his friends went on a drunken rampage through the English town of Melton Mowbray, literally painting doors and buildings red during their escapades.

Come Out of Your Shell The expression "come out of your shell" is derived from the image of a turtle emerging from its protective shell, which symbolizes shyness or isolation. When someone comes out of their shell, it means they are becoming more open, confident, and social.

Be On the Same Wavelength The phrase "on the same wavelength" means that two people are thinking or feeling the same kind of things. It originates from radio technology in the 1920s, where being on the same wavelength meant that signals matched perfectly and came through clearly.

Have a Heart to Heart To have a "heart-to-heart" means to share an honest, emotional conversation, usually about personal matters, with someone you trust.

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Good morning, Mary. You’re looking snapper as usual.

A weasel walks into a bar.

The bartender says, “Wow, I’ve never served a weasel before. What can I get you?

“Pop,” goes the weasel.

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OOPS!!

An elderly gentleman had a serious hearing problem for a long time.

He finally saw a doctor who fit him with a hearing aid that allowed him to hear very well.

With a hearing very to

When the man returned in a month, the doctor said, “Your hearing is perfect. Your family must be pleased.”

“Oh, I haven’t told them yet,” the gentleman replied. I just sit around and listen to their conversations.

I’ve changed my will three times!”

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CHAMPAGNE CUPCAKES Here’s to the New Year!

New Year’s Eve is all about bubbles and sparkles, and this Champagne Cupcake recipe will add both to your New Year’s Eve party! These cupcakes start with a boxed, vanilla cake mix, which is whisked together with champagne. Homemade buttercream goes on top, while gold sprinkles festively finish off the treats.

Ingredients:

Directions:

1 - 15.25 oz box vanilla or white cake mix

Cupcakes: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.

In a large bowl, whisk to combine the cake mix, sparkling wine, eggs and oil. Line 24 muffin cups with paper liners. Fill each with 3-4 tablespoons of batter. Bake for 12-15 minutes. Let cool for 5 minutes in the pans, then transfer the cupcakes to a wire cooling rack to cool completely, about 1 hour.

1 - cup sparkling wine, such as champagne, prosecco or cava 3 eggs 1/2 cup vegetable oil Champagne Buttercream: 2 - sticks salted butter, softened (1 cup)

Champagne Buttercream: In the bowl of a stand mixer or using a hand electric mixer, beat the butter on medium speed until creamy, 1-2 minutes. Add the powdered sugar, heavy cream, lemon zest (if using) and prosecco. Mix on low speed just until combined, then increase to medium-high speed and beat for 1-2 minutes, until light and fluffy. Spread the icing on the center until the cupcake is completely covered. Top with sprinkles and serve.

4-1/2 cups powdered sugar 2 Tbsp. heavy cream 1/2 tsp. finely grated lemon zest, optional 1/4 cup sparkling wine, such as champagne, prosecco or cava, at room temperature Gold and white sparkly sprinkles, for garnish

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Crème Brulé This is a wonderful dessert for a family occasion. Every time I serve this, people rave about how good it is. This can be made a day ahead. The sugar coating can be applied 1-3 hours before serving. These are nice served with a few cut strawberries or 2-3 whole raspberries.

This makes 12-13 servings. Have ready a lipped sheet pan, and line the bottom of the pan with a camp kitchen towel before adding the ramekins. Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F and have a pot of boiling water ready after making the custard mixture.

(For 6 ramekins, you can half this recipe.) For 12-13 ramekins: 6 cups heavy cream or 3 cups heavy cream and 3 cups half and half 3/4 cups sugar 3 pinches salt 9 egg yolks 3 teaspoons vanilla extract In a saucepan over medium heat combine the cream, ¾ cup sugar and salt and cook, stirring occasionally, until steam rises, 4-5 minutes.

In a bowl, beat egg yolks and vanilla until smooth. Pour the hot cream mixture into the beaten yolks, a little at a time, stirring constantly until blended. (I use the mixer at low speed.) Strain the mixture through a fine mesh sieve set over a bowl, if necessary to remove lumps, and divide the mixture among a dozen 6 oz ramekins, or thirteen 5 oz ramekins. Place the ramekins in a baking pan, and slowly add boiling water to fill the pan halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Cover loosely with foil and bake until the custard is just set – 25-30 minutes. Chill 2-3 hours or overnight.

Sprinkle about 1 T. sugar evenly over each custard. With a kitchen torch, move the flame continuously in small circular motions just above the surface until the sugar is evenly melted, bubbly and browned. Or place a pan of ramekins under the broiler until the sugar is dissolved and bubbly, 2-3 minutes. Place the ramekins back into the refrigerator until the sugar hardens. The sugar can be applied 1-3 hours before serving. Do not cover the ramekins, or the sugar will soften.

If you are making these ahead, do not apply the sugar topping and keep the custards covered in the refrigerator. They will keep for 2-3 days, although taste best if made 1 day or several hours ahead of serving.

I stack the ramekins in the refrigerator to save space, particularly when making a dozen.

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Dutch, Silent & Drawing Auction – a 3 in 1 Event!

Our 3 in 1 Auction was again a fun event as residents bid on wrapped gifts, put tickets in bags for items or wrote a bid for other items on tables. This annual Welcome Club auction made $872 which will help residents who may on occasion need a helping hand. Thanks to volunteers who organized donations and/or wrapped gifts: Cherryl Anderson, Bill Beverly, Dee Dupic, Susan Foley, Carla Evans, Cathy Nicholas and Josephine Truchetta. Thank you Paul Dennison for setup of tables and chairs and cleanup of all that wrapping paper!

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Re s i de n t ’ s Recomme nde d Resources APPLIANCE REPAIR – All Home Appliance Repair (Roy) ......................................1-408-223-9430 AUTO CARE – Quality Car Care Center (Mike) ....................................................... 1-408-629-1371 CAREGIVING FOR ELDERLY – Homes for 6 Residents ..........................................1-408-623-4832 Elizabeth Sim, Licensed (Referred by Carla Evans) ...................................1-408-426-6955 CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING – Steamaster (Mark Trout) .....................1-408-603-8120 COMPUTER REPAIR – ClickAway……………………………………………………………………..1-408-330-3359 ELECTRIC REPAIR & INSTALLATION - Eden Electric - (Hormoz) ...........................1-408-476-8112 FENCING – Sylvestre & Son’s Fencing ..................................................................1-408-674-7207 J. Romero Bros (Joel)..........................................................................1-408-836-6964 FLOORING & PAINTING – Rousso’s Construction ................................................1-916-701-3720 GARDENER – Juan Gonzalez (Lot 263) .................................................................1-408-898-7043 JMR Gardening - Insured (Jose Ramirez) .......................................1-408-569-5207 GIFTS – Handmade – Cathy Nicholas (Lot 256) ...................................................1-408-314-3068 GLASS REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT – Blossom Hill Glass....................................1-408-629-7500 HAIR STYLE & CUT – Vivian’s Hair Salon in the Clubhouse (for all ages) .............1-408-728-1861 HANDYMAN – J. Romero Bros (Joel) ...................................................................1-408-836-6964 Fernando Barriga………………………………………………………………….... 1-408-891-9113 HOME CLEANING SERVICE – Rich & Nikki Letterman (Lot 130) ..........................1-408-396-5681 HOME REPAIR GRANTS – Habitat for Humanity..................................................1-510-803-3388 Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley ............................... 1-408-578-9519 HVAC – Airstars – Open 24 Hours – San Jose Location (Rafael) ...........................1-925-771-9727 JUNK, E-WASTE DISPOSAL Cal Waste – Free Large Item Pick-up (unlimited times per year) ..................1-408-213-7800 Junk King San Jose – www.junk-king.com ........................................................ 1-408-912-1063 LEGAL/NOTARY – Barry Mangan (Lot 174) ..........................................................1-408-309-2596 LOCKSMITH – Baker’s Lock & Key ........................................................................... 1-408-377-9210 MEALS ON WHEELS – Meals delivered to homebound seniors ..........................1-408-350-3246 PEST CONTROL – Bay Pest Solutions (Brian) .......................................................1-855-522-9737 PLUMBING – $15 Sewer & Drain .........................................................................1-408-279-1515 Bailey Plumbing (Joe Bailey, Owner)...........................................................1-408-701-7037 REPORT ELDER ABUSE – Adult Protective Services .............................................1-408-975-4900 ROOFING – Above All Roofing Solutions, Inc.......................................................1-408-292-4188 SCRAP METAL PICK UP (Stoves, washers, doors, etc.) .......................................... 1-408-597-6082 TRANSPORTATION – VTA Access Paratransit (Application Needed)....................1-408-321-2381 TREE TRIMMING – Skyview Tree Services (Luis) .................................................1-408-382-1045 WASTE DISPOSAL COMPANIES: Green Can – Green Waste ..............................................................................1-408-283-4800 Black Can – Garden City Sanitation ..........................................................1-408-988-4500 Blue Can (Recycle) – Cal Waste......................................................................1-408-213-7800 WATER SOFTENER – Rayne Water Conditioning..................................................1-408-754-9200 WINDOW WASHING / GUTTER CLEANING – Lamar Hanson ………………………………1-510-575-4618 Note: These vendor resources have been submitted by T&C residents. Neither Evans Management or Town & Country Mobile Homes Management are liable or responsible for their authenticity or quality of their services.

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Puzzles and Word Games you can use

Indian Food

Emotional Response Across 1. Gym set 5. Darling 8. “I, Claudius” role 9. Band member 11. Apple spray 12. Face-to-face exam 13. Buttonwood 15. In-flight info, for short 16. Close call 21. Halftime lead, e.g.

22. Wyle of “ER” 24. Horace volume 25. Coastal raptor 26. Balaam’s mount

ALOO GOBI

NAAN

BARFI

PAKORA

BIRIYANI

PARATHA

Down

CHAAT

RAS MALAI

1. Biochemistry abbr.

CHANA MASALA

ROGAN JOSH

2. Congers

DAL MAKHANI

SAMBAR

3. Beseech

DAL TADKA

SAMOSA

4. Witch

GULAB JAMUN

SHAHI PANEER

5. Food poisoning

IDLI

TANDOORI

6. 100 cents

KULFI

CHICKEN

LASSI

VADA PAV

MASALA DOSA

VINDALOO

27. Attends

7. Alpine transport

10. A pint, maybe 14. Store convenience, for short 16. “The Matrix” hero 17. Icelandic epic 18. Long, long time 19. Achy 20. All there 23. “For ___ a jolly ...”

The headline is a clue to the answer in the diagonal.

January Sudoku How to solve sudoku puzzles No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.

Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9.

Similarly, each number can only

appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is medium.

TRIVIA TEASER

American history 1. Which U.S. President arranged the Louisiana Purchase from France in 1803? a-John Quincy Adams, b-James Monroe, c-Thomas Jefferson, d-James Madison.

2. From what country did the United States purchase Alaska in 1867? a-Spain, b-Russia, c-Japan, d-Canada.

3. Which city served as the capital of the United States for ten years prior to the capital's move to Washington, D.C.? aNew York City, b-Nashville, c-Philadelphia, d-Boston.

4. The Star-Spangled Banner was written by Francis Scott Key during which war? a-American Revolution, b-The War of 1812, c-French-Indian War, d-U.S. Civil War. 5. Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution limits the President to serving no more than two terms? a-18th, b-19th, c-20th, d-22nd.

6. The word "gerrymander," meaning to fiddle with electoral boundaries, takes its name from Elbridge Gerry, a former governor of which U.S. state? a-Massachusetts, b-Maine, c-Illinois, dNew Hampshire.

7. Which politician created the Share Our Wealth program in 1934, with the motto "Every Man a King," guaranteeing every family a basic household grant of $5,000? a-Herbert Hoover, b-Franklin D. Roosevelt, c-Andrew Mellon, d-Huey Long.

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9. Which U.S. President's image appeared on a dollar coin from 1971-78? a-Dwight Eisenhower, b-John F. Kennedy, c-George Washington, d-Jimmy Carter.

10. Who was the first president to appoint an African American to his Cabinet? a-Jimmy Carter, b-Theodore Roosevelt, c-Bill Clinton, d-Lyndon Johnson.

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If you're qualified, all it takes is a burning desire to accomplish, to make a change. Go forward, go backward.

Whatever it takes! You can't blame other people or society in general. It all comes from your mind. When we do the impossible, we realize we are special people.

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People who consider themselves victims of circumstances, will always remain victims unless they develop a greater vision for their lives.

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Your three best doctors are time, faith and patience.

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Here is a test to determine whether your mission on earth is finished: If you're alive, it isn't.

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One of the greatest discoveries people make is to find they can do what they were afraid they couldn't do.

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Terrible phenomenon In one hospital's Intensive Care Unit, patients in one bed always died at about 11 a.m. on Sunday morning. A worldwide team of experts was assembled to investigate. On Sunday, they waited outside the ward to see what the terrible phenomenon was all about. Some prayed or held holy objects to ward off the evil spirits.

As the clock struck 11 a.m., the part-time Sunday cleaner, entered the ward.

He unplugged the life support system so he could plug in the vacuum cleaner.

Grief and suffering A dietitian was addressing a large audience in Chicago: "The material we put into our stomachs is enough to have killed us. Red meat is awful. Soft drinks erode your stomach lining. Chinese food has MSG. And vegetables can be disastrous.

"But one thing is the most dangerous of all and we all have eaten it or will eat it. What food causes the most grief and suffering for years after eating it?"

A 75-year-old in the front row stood up and said, "Wedding cake."

Answers to 'American history' 1-c, Thomas Jefferson 2-b, Russia 3-c, Philadelphia 4-b, The War of 1812 5-d, 22nd 6-a, Massachusetts 7-d, Huey Long 8-d, Sacramento, California 9-a, Dwight Eisenhower 10-d, Lyndon Johnson

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Blood Donor Month: Encourages voluntary blood donations to support life-saving medical treatments and emergencies.

Glaucoma Awareness Month: Promotes eye health checks to detect and treat glaucoma, preventing vision loss.

Folic Acid Awareness Month: Raises awareness about the importance of folic acid intake for maternal and fetal health to prevent birth defects.

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1, ROSE BOWL GAME AND PARADE, Pasadena, CA. College football.

Big 10 versus PAC 12.

1, ORANGE BOWL, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL 1, SUGAR BOWL, Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

2, SCIENCE FICTION DAY, 3, ORTHODOX CHRISTMAS DAY. Celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ according to the Julian calendar.

3, WOLF MOON. 4, WORLD BRAILLE DAY, Nationwide. Recognizes the Braille system for visually impaired.

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6-FEB. 17, CARNIVAL SEASON NEW ORLEANS. The last day of festivities is Feb. 17 (Mardi Gras).

20, NFL WILD CARD PLAYOFF,

6, EPIPHANY, (Christian communities). Commemorates the visit of the Magi to baby Jesus, often with gift-giving traditions.

21, SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL, Park City, UT. Premier showcase of independent films with screenings, panels, and celebrity premieres.

7, ORTHODOX CHRISTMAS EVE, (Orthodox communities). Preparatory observances including fasting and family gatherings for the Nativity.

21, NBA LONDON GAME, London, England. Orlando Magic vs. Memphis Grizzlies in a global exhibition matchup at The O2 Arena.

11, GOLDEN GLOBES, 83rd annual, for best in film and television. Live on CBS and stream on Paramount+.

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25, NFL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP,

14, ORTHODOX NEW YEAR, Nationwide (Orthodox communities).

Observes the Julian calendar's start with reflections and traditional feasts.

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