We had a great turnout for BBQ burgers and hot dogs on Labor Day—thanks to all that attended, and we had a great cornhole tournament!
As a reminder, we have quite a few special events this holiday season with our Haunting Halloween Party and my favorite Friendsgiving in November and of course, our end of year Holiday Party. Everyone is welcome and we do welcome guests, but please RSVP as we need to shop and cook for the correct number of people.
Now for the business for this month. If you are interested in helping with the Sea Scoop we are hoping Pam will resume her duties soon, but we can always use extra help! Virginia is editing the October Sea Scoop and hope Pam can resume her duties for the November edition.
Also, elections are usually held in November but for the last few years we have not had anyone step up for the Board of SORA. If you are interested, please let me know. Otherwise, we will continue to run SORA as a Social Organization and will continue as we have for 2024 and 2025.
Thank you everyone for supporting this wonderful community that we all live in and love. As always, I am proud to say I live at Sea Oaks.
Take care and be safe!!!
Fran
Please volunteer! Please volunteer!
BINGO
In the Clubhouse
October 8th
6:30 pm
$ 1.00 buy in
$ 0.10 cents per card per game.
We will play around 10 games. Bring your own drinks and snacks.
SORA Sponsored Event
Other Dates
Nov 12
Dec 10
2025 Resident Directory
There is an updated resident directoy available by email. This is a PDF document that you can print double- sided on legal size paper.
If you would like a copy of the file please email: arvisnorthop@gmail.com .
You can print it out, or keep the pdf on your computer.
Please note: there is no specific person assigned to update this directory. If you'd like to volunteer to take this on for next year that would be great! Please contact Fran, Renee, or Arvis.
Safety & Security
Reverse 911 San Luis Obispo officials are able to inform the public of an emergency by utilizing an emergency telephonenotification system.
Update: as of October 2023, the sheriff’s department is using a new system. It is recommended that even if you were registered previously, that you re-register with new system.
Safety & Security will be putting Reverse 911 registration forms in your tubes to re- register. Stay Safe.
Sea Oaks Social Club HALLOWEEN PARTY
Friday October 31
6PM
Food, Fun, Costumes*, Prizes, 50/50
Bring your own drinks please
Costume Prizes for
Best Makeup
Best Costume Most Original Everyone invited
Residents free -- Guest $5.00
Please RSVP by Oct 26 to
Fran 909-841-3143 or Teri 702-460-0590 or sign up in clubhouse
*Costume suggested for fun but not required
Beginning Chair
Yoga
Classes
with Arvis Northrop Certified Yoga Instructor
Weekly in the Clubhouse
Wednesday at 2:00pm-3:00pm
Thursday at 4:00pm-5:00pm
No previous yoga experience is necessary. This is a gentle, beginner yoga practice. We will be sitting in the clubhouse folding chairs. You can come to either class, or both!
Increased flexibility and mobility Better balance and stability Reduce stress and muscle tension Improve respiratory and cardio vascular health
I look forward to sharing this wonderful practice with you! There is no fee for this class. Donations in any amount are appreciated.
SEA OAKS
4TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY COOKIE EXCHANGE
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7th AT 2:00 PM
SEA OAKS CLUBHOUSE
Bring 6 dozen cookies divided into baggies of 6 cookies each. You will be able to take home 12 baggies of different types of cookies Please write the name of the cookie on the baggies and state if they include nuts.
Please bring copies of your recipe to share.
We will also provide coffee, tea and hot cider
Open to anyone that wants to participate.
Also if you would like to participate bring a wrapped $5 holiday ornament for a lively exchange.
Please RSVP by Dec 3rd by email to tcapo84@gmail com or call 702-460-0590 and let me know what type of cookie you will be making as we are trying to avoid duplications.
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HarvestMoon
Harvest Moon fills my room,So big and bright, in the sky tonight, casting shadows on the trees and blows the autumn leaves sweeping to and fro, every which way they go. It’s sometimes a scary sight that fills my mind with fright and I have trepidation but it’s only my imagination. So I go back to sleep and dream of sweet memories to keep.
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SAFETY AND SECURITY
HAVING A SAFE BATHROOM FOR SENIORS
► Update lighting – Bright enough to see what you are doing.
► Adding grab bars and safety rails. A must have for the elderly.
► Getting organized. De-clutter. Too many items in bathroom.
► Install walk in shelter if you can afford one.
► When standing and balance become a problem, use a shower chair.
► Keep everything handy. Keep everything within reach and accessible.
► Using nonslip mats. Rugs may feel warm and cozy but are tripping hazards.
► Raising your toilet makes it easier to get down and up easier.
► Adjusting water temperature. Lower water heater to 120 degrees using a help button.
► Wearing a device to access emergency services.
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