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CASA GRANDE ORGANIZATIONS & ACTIVITIES (In

We missed having our Hawaiian dance this summer, so decided to have “Hawaii in October!” Looking forward to having our friend, Yuka Freeman, a native Hawaiian, to come and dance for us and teach us to hula! Dance will be October 12 at the Mussell Center and feature Riptide Big Band, with vocalists Bob Nations and Mitch Latting! Lots of Hawaiian fun….dress in your favorite Hawaiian shirts and dresses and come out and just enjoy some great music! Music for listening and dancing! Rehearsals are practices for the dances and are open to residents of Casa Grande and friends! If you want to wait for the dances, remember Senior Club dances are free!! :) Judy

Hello Casa Grande resident. Well , it’s moving into our Fall months and many weather changes are happening now. Speaking of changes and thinking about the wonderful remodel of our Club House. What a great project it was over the summer months watching the new look outside and inside. I’am so grateful that the owners and manager remodeled and refurbished our great meeting place for so many activities. On Saturday September 6th the Grand Opening was well attended and Thank You so much to all those who put out the food and beverages to complement the wonderful gathering of Casa Grande residents.

The activities in and around the Club House have all resumed and from Cards to Playing Pool or Golfing and enjoying the Spa or Pool. All meetings will resume on scheduled planned dates. See the new bulletin board for dates and times. A new TV and Audio System have been installed for meetings or Bingo games. Thank You again for the beautiful furnishings and new floors. They are all just great and so fresh.

Just a reminder that our next General Meeting will be on Wednesday October 1st at 1:00. There will be a second meeting on Saturday October 4th also at 1:00. These real important next meetings are going to update all residents on your HOA and Parks newly rewritten “ Emergency Evacuation Plan”. We will bring you the plan and answer all questions at both these meetings. The actual handing out of your copy of the plan will be handled by the Park Manager, Caroline, in the Club House Managers Office during regular business hours. You will need to pickup and sign for your copy. A special Thanks to all the volunteer members of the Emergency Plan group for all the meetings you attended and volunteering to follow through as helpful neighbors when and if any emergency was to occur. My personal thank you to HOA Vice President Judy Lindquist for all the time and efforts she put into this updated plan for our Park. We never would have completed this document without all her wonderful efforts. Thanks Judy!

We will also have an agenda item to put forward. The slate of officers and directors for 2026 will be presented. Then at the December General Meeting the election of Officers and Directors will be held. Hope to see you all at these important meetings.

Be Kind To Each Other. Paul

Update from the Office:

Residents:

Thank you everyone who helped make the Clubhouse Celebration a great success. There were a lot of positive comments.

On the remodeling. There were a lot of people involved in the renovations, Thank you everyone. We hope everyone is enjoying all the activities again.

Let’s all do our part in keeping everything looking Good. If you move furniture for your events please put them back afterwards, same for the pool area too.

Again, Thank You residents for your patience during the renovation. The donation table has been relocated to the golf room. Please no frozen foods to be left. There is a basket in the library that you can bring back books.

Management will start the yard of the month again in November, so let’s get our yards looking good.

Thank You,

Management

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Across

1. Shaggy Scandinavian rug

4. Colgate rival

9. Common Market inits.

10. Sled dog

11. “Casablanca” pianist

12. Ms. Williams in aquamusicals

13. Ancient rival of Athens

15. First word of the Constitution

16. Aleppo’s land

18. Word in a simile

20. Quantum theory pioneer Max

23. Wet lowland

25. “Smoking or ___?”

26. Gauchos’ weapons

27. Big deal

28. Doesn’t ignore

29. Tennis match part

Down

1. Remainder

2. “Awright!”

3. High points

4. Dark

5. “From ___ with Love”

6. “C’___ la vie!”

7. Bias

8. Phoenician trading center

14. Action on the side

17. Kournikova and Karenina

18. Court order against antisocial behaviour

19. Mop up, naut.

21. The “C” in U.P.C.

22. Masseur’s target

24. Bass, e.g.

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

October 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 easy.

Awareness Months

Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog Month.

October 2025 Calendar

Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

German-American Heritage Month. National Crime Prevention Month.

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. National Dental Hygiene Month.

National Polish-American Heritage Month.

Fire Prevention Week. Oct 6-12. Contact Lens Safety Month

Holidays and Special Days

1-2, Yom Kippur, holiest day in Judaism, begins at sundown with fasting and prayer for atonement.

1, National Homemade Cookies Day, celebrates baking and sharing homemade cookies.

2, Gandhi Jayanti, India, honors Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday with tributes to his nonviolence legacy.

4, National Taco Day, honors tacos with food events and promotions nationwide. Sometimes listed as October 7.

5, World Teachers’ Day, recognizes educators’ contributions to learning and society.

6-13, Sukkot, Jewish festival begins at sundown, celebrates harvest and Israelites’ desert journey.

6, National Coaches Day, honors coaches for mentoring and inspiring athletes.

7, National Frappe Day, celebrates frothy coffee drinks with café specials.

8, National Pierogi Day, honors Polish dumplings with culinary events.

9, Fire Prevention Day, promotes fire safety awareness with local events.

10, World Mental Health Day, raises awareness for mental health support and care.

12, National Farmers Day, honors farmers’ contributions to food and agriculture.

13, Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples’ Day, United States, federal holiday commemorates Columbus’s arrival or honors Native American cultures; banks and post offices closed.

15, National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day, honors families affected by loss.

16, World Food Day, promotes global action against hunger and food insecurity.

17, National Pasta Day, celebrates pasta with recipes and restaurant specials.

18, National Chocolate Cupcake Day, honors sweet treats with baking and indulgence.

20, Diwali, Hindu Festival of Lights, celebrates good over evil with lamps and festivities.

21, Bandi Chhor Divas, Sikh holiday commemorates Guru Hargobind’s release from prison.

24, United Nations Day, marks the UN’s founding with global peace events.

25, National Greasy Foods Day, celebrates indulgent comfort foods like fries.

27, Navy Day, United States, honors the U.S. Navy’s service and contributions.

28, National Chocolate Day, celebrates chocolate with sweet treats and promotions.

29, National Cat Day, honors feline companions with pet adoption events.

30, National Candy Corn Day, celebrates the iconic Halloween treat.

31, Halloween, United States, festive day with costumes, trick-or-treating, and spooky decorations.

Events and Festivals

1-4, New Holland Farmers Fair at New Holland, PA. Showcases agricultural displays, food vendors, and community events.

1-13, Holland Ridge Fall Flower Festival at Cream Ridge, NJ. Features sunflower fields, u-pick flowers, and food trucks.

1-27, Tri State Sunflower Festival at Swedesboro, NJ. Offers sunflower picking, hayrides, and family-friendly activities.

1-25, Maple Leaf Farms Fall Fun Fest at Manalapan, NJ. Includes pumpkin picking, corn mazes, and fall-themed games

1-27, Harvest Village at Holmdel, NJ. Features fall crafts, food vendors, and seasonal activities.

1-31, Fall Harvest Days at Norz Hill Farm, Hillsborough, NJ. Offers hayrides, pumpkin picking, and farm-fresh food.

1-31, INKTOBER. Artists create one ink drawing daily, shared online at inktober.com.

2-5, North Carolina State Fair at Raleigh, NC. Features rides, livestock shows, food vendors, and live music.

3-5, Unionville Community Fair at Kennett Square, PA. Showcases local crafts, food, and agricultural exhibits.

6-10, Manheim Community Farm Show at Manheim, PA. Highlights farming, crafts, and food competitions.

10-12, Autumn Leaves Festival at Mount Airy, NC. Offers soul food, bluegrass music, and craft vendors.

10-13, New York Comic Con at Manhattan, NY. Showcases pop culture with celebrity panels and cosplay events.

10-13, Food Festival at Tanger Outlets, Deer Park, NY. Features global cuisine, live music, and family activities.

13-18, Dillsburg Farmers Fair at Dillsburg, PA. Features agricultural exhibits, food stalls, and community events.

17-27, Pensacola Interstate Fair at Pensacola, FL. Offers rides, entertainment, and food vendors.

18-19, Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival at Jim Thorpe, PA. Showcases autumn scenery, crafts, and live music.[

18-19, Pittsburgh Monster Pumpkin Festival at Pittsburgh, PA. Features giant pumpkins, food trucks, and family fun.

18-19, Crafts in the Meadow at Richboro, PA. Offers handmade crafts, art, and local food vendors.

19, Kennett Square Clover Market at Kennett Square, PA. Features artisan crafts, food trucks, and live music.

20-26, Arizona State Fair at Phoenix, AZ. Includes rides, food vendors, and live entertainment.

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