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REGION 7

FOUNDATIONS •

Leveling—Piers, Footings, and Jacks

Vapor Barrier and Insulation • Subfloor and Flooring •

Plumbing • Re-pipes and Plumbing Repairs • Fresh Water, Sewer/Wastewater, and Gas Lines • Water Heaters

And More • Roof Coats and Roof Maintenance • Skirting and Siding • Decks and Steps

855.906.6077

Doreen & Jim Jasperson 410 Danielle Way, Folsom, CA 95630 Phone: 916-988-6614 Fax: 916-988-0554 Email: lakesidevillage@yahoo.com

AMBULANCE/POLICE EMERGENCY POLICE non-emergency RESCUE/FIRE non-emergency POISON CONTROL MERCY HOSPITAL KAISER PERMANENTE

911 916-355-7231 916-984-2280 800-222-1200 916-983-7400 916-784-4050

SMUD: 888-742-7683 P G & E: 800-713-5000 CABLE/INTERNET: ASTOUND: 866-928-3123 DISH: 800-803-3328 DIRECT TV: 855-9564583 CITY OF FOLSOM: folsom.ca.us 916-461-6000 SENIORS HELPING SENIORS: Karen Sanabria 916-461-6201 ksanabria@folsom.com.ca.us

Chairperson: Kathy Sutarov C0-Chairperson: Nancy Sacco Secretary: Mary Pickett Treasurer: Barbara Williams Next Meeting is Tuesday, August 5, 3:00pm at the clubhouse *All residents are encouraged to attend the monthly meeting. *We welcome any and all comments and suggestions for future park events* Anyone interested in participating in the Activities Group please come to the meeting. Everyone is Welcome!!! Tuesday, 3:00pm, August 5, 2025 Neighborhood Watch: If you’d like to join our Neighborhood Watch or for more information Contact: Victoria Vasquez, (925) 381-1428, holly14121@aol.com

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Root Beer Float Bingo August 23rd, 1-3pm.

Prize for the Winning Team $10 per Bingo Packet $2 per Blackout Card

Rootbeer or Orange Floats, Cookies & Water Provided

October 25, 2025 1:00 – 3:00pm Dessert and Games $3.00 for Big Time – Left Right Center

4 Quarters for the game “Beans” Bring a dessert to share

A Word From The Editor:

Well, hard to believe we’re half way through 2025.

The Countdown begins - Today – 7/8/2025 170 Days till Christmas.

I hope you’re all making your moments count. I don’t’ know about you, but the older I get the quicker time goes by. Remember when we were young? Seems like it took forever to get to the next event, age and etc.

I hope you’re enjoying the summer and just as a little reminder: The pavement is so HOT – HOTTER than you can image unless your one of our furry friends. Make sure you’re walking your pets early in the am or on grass.

The cute little comic came from my neighbor: A reminder to not forget how HOT the pavement is.

Another friendly reminder – If your pet “potties when you’re walking, make sure to pick it up Brenda

Thank You Lakeside Village Residents We would like to thank you all for the donations to our Annual Fireworks Display. There was a nice turn out and we had a few new residents join us this year.

Special Thank You to Marsha and Marshel for their continued help in taking the donations and going above and beyond in their collection efforts.

Already planning next year’s Fireworks Display to Celebrate 250 Years of this Great Nation of ours, hope to see you there.

See you all again next year!

Debra & Jim Pearce

Thank You neighbors and friends of Lakeside Mobile Home Park – For all your calls, cards and flowers I received during Joe’s sickness and passing.

Thank you to those who attended Joe’s funeral.

I am so appreciative of everything.

Thank You, Marsha Mendoza

November 3, 1937 – May 4, 2025

Linda Brooks, Neighborhood Watch Captain: I have enjoyed being your Neighborhood Watch Captain. My husband and I are moving to the Masonic Homes in Union City Your new Neighborhood Watch Captain will be: Victoria Vasquez.

Her email is holly14121@aol.com.

Her phone number is (925) 381-1428

Come Out and Play Dominoes If you don’t know the game They will teach you!!!

Puzzles and Word Games you can use

French Sites

Expecting an answer Across 1. “What ___ is new?”

5. Any doctrine 8. Greek earth goddess: Var. 9. On the ocean 10. Jobs 11. Responded in court 12. Con man 14. Souvenir 20. Wise one 21. Eagle’s nest 23. Early video game 24. Flower holder 25. “A Chorus Line” number

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3. Sound of relief

16. Coffee holder

4. Facilitate

17. Church section

5. Part of an archipelago

18. Eye drop

6. Soothsayer SAINTE CHAPELLE

7. “Spy vs. Spy” magazine

19. About 20. U.S. document publisher 22. “I agree”

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

VERSAILLES

August 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.

TRIVIA TEASER

QUOTES

Sunny Side Up

A salary is the drug they give you to forget your dreams.

Kevin O'Leary

1. Sonny Crockett and Rico Tubbs were cops on what TV series? a-Miami Vice, b-Hill Street Blues, c-NYPD Blue, d-The Streets of San Francisco.

2. Who defeated Sonny Liston in 1964 to become the world heavyweight boxing champion? a-George Foreman, b-Muhammad Ali, c-Ingemar Johanssen, d-Rocky Graziano.

3. What TV show's theme song includes the lyrics "Sunny day, chasing the clouds away, on my way to where the air is sweet?" a-The Jeffersons, b-Good Times, c-Sesame Street, d-The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

4. Singer Sonny Bono served as the mayor of what California city? a-Oakland, b-Beverly Hills, c-Palm Springs, d-Pasadena.

5. Sonny Jurgensen played most of his NFL career as a quarterback for what team? a-Dallas Cowboys, b-San Francisco 49ers, c-St. Louis Cardinals, d-Washington Redskins.

6. In TV commercials, Sonny the bird is "cuckoo" about what breakfast cereal? a-Cocoa Puffs, b-Froot Loops, c-Corn Flakes, d-Honeycomb.

7. What mystery writer's creations included a fashion-conscious private eye named Sunny Randall? a-John D. MacDonald, b-Janet Evanovich, c-Robert B. Parker, d-Martin Cruz Smith.

8. What singer won a 1997 Grammy for Record of the Year for "Sunny Came Home"? a-Alison Krauss, b-Alanis Morissette, c-Shawn Colvin, d-Paula Cole.

9. What TV series was set in fictional Sunnydale, California? a-Gilmore Girls, b-Buffy the Vampire Slayer, c-One Tree Hill, d-Gossip Girl.

10. Which songwriter earned a total of 37 cents in royalties from his first published effort, "Marie From Sunny Italy"? a-Cole Porter, b-Irving Berlin, c-Woody Guthrie, d-Pete Seeger.

I would visualize things coming to me.

It would just make me feel better. Visualization works if you work hard. That's the thing. You can't just visualize and go eat a sandwich."

Jim Carrey When we forget to use visualization and imagination, it is like not using our minds.

Jose Silva

The Lighter Side

Careful

A wife was making a breakfast of fried eggs for her husband.

Suddenly, her husband burst into the kitchen. "Careful," he said, "CAREFUL! Put in some more butter!

Oh my gosh! You're cooking too many at once. Turn them! TURN THEM NOW! We need more butter.

Oh my gosh! They're going to STICK! Careful. I said CAREFUL! You NEVER listen to me when you're cooking! Never! Turn them! Hurry up! You know you always forget to salt them. Use the salt!"

You may never know what results come from your action. But if you do nothing, there will be no result.

Mahatma Gandhi The start is what stops most people.

Don Shula I realized early on that success was tied to not giving up. Most people in this business gave up and went on to other things. If you simply didn't give up, you would outlast the people who came in on the bus with you.

Harrison Ford Want of foresight, unwillingness to act when action would be simple and effective, lack of clear thinking, confusion of counsel until the emergency comes, until self-preservation strikes its jarring gong, these are the features which constitute the endless repetition of history.

Winston Churchill The difference between try and triumph is a little "umph."

Author Unknown The pessimist worries about the wind; the optimist thinks it will change; the realist adjusts the sails.

William Arthur Ward Progress equals happiness.

Tony Robbins

The wife stared at him. "What in the world is wrong with you? You think I don't know how to fry a couple of eggs?"

The husband calmly replied, "I just wanted to show you what it feels like when I'm driving!"

GI Insurance Airman Jones was assigned to the induction center to sell recruits GI insurance benefits.

Captain Smith noticed that Jones had a 100% record for insurance sales. It had never happened before.

The Captain then sat in the room and listened to Jones's sales pitch. Jones explained the basics of the insurance.

"If you have GI Insurance and get killed in battle, the government has to pay $200,000 to your beneficiaries. If you don't have GI insurance, and get killed in battle, the government only has to pay $6,000. Now, who do you think they send into battle first?"

Answers to 'Sunny Side Up' 1-a, Miami Vice 2-b, Muhammad Ali 3-c, Sesame Street 4-c, Palm Springs 5-d, Washington Redskins 6-a, Cocoa Puffs 7-c, Robert B. Parker 8-c, Shawn Colvin 9-b, Buffy the Vampire Slayer 10-b, Irving Berlin

August 2025 Calendar 1-17, Indiana State Fair at Indianapolis, IN. Livestock exhibition, top entertainment, giant midway, more, 900,000 attend.

9, August Full Moon reaches peak illumination. Viewing the Sturgeon Moon, named for abundant fish in North America.

21-31, Wisconsin State Fair at West Allis, WI. Agriculture, music, and cream puffs draw over 1 million annually.

1-7, International Clown Week. Recognizing clowns for entertaining and supporting good causes worldwide.

10, National S’mores Day. Toasting marshmallows and chocolate between graham crackers by a campfire.

22, National Tooth Fairy Day. Celebrating the mythical figure who rewards kids for lost teeth.

1-10, Sturgis Motorcycle Rally at Sturgis, SD. World’s largest motorcycle rally with races, concerts, and street food, 500,000+ attend.

11, National Son and Daughter Day. Appreciating the joy and love of children in families.

23, International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition. Reflecting on the history and legacy of the transatlantic slave trade.

1-31, National Immunization Awareness Month. Promoting vaccinations to prevent life-threatening diseases for all ages.

1, National Girlfriends Day. Celebrating the bond of friendship among women with shared activities.

2, National Ice Cream Sandwich Day. Enjoying the sweet treat of ice cream between two cookies.

2-3, Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire at Bonney Lake, WA. Also August 9-10, and August 16-17.

3, National Watermelon Day. Savoring the juicy, refreshing fruit popular in summer.

4, National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day. Baking or eating the classic American cookie favorite.

5, National Oyster Day. Indulging in fresh or cooked oysters, a coastal delicacy.

6, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony at Hiroshima, Japan. Commemorating the 1945 atomic bombing with calls for peace (80th anniversary).

12-13, Perseids Meteor Shower peaks.

Observing up to 100 meteors per hour in clear night skies.

24, National Waffle Day. Enjoying crispy waffles with sweet or savory toppings.

13, International Left-Handers Day. Recognizing the unique experiences of lefthanded individuals.

25, National Park Service Founders Day at Yellowstone, WY. Managing parks for 109 years.

14, National Navajo Code Talkers Day. Honoring Navajo servicemen’s WWII contributions using their language as code.

26, Women’s Equality Day. Commemorating the 1920 certification of the 19th Amendment granting women’s suffrage (105th anniversary).

15, Assumption of Mary. Observing the Christian feast of Mary’s ascent into heaven, a holy day in some communities.

16, National Rum Day. Sipping or mixing cocktails with the versatile spirit.

17, National Nonprofit Day. Recognizing the impact of nonprofit organizations on communities.

18, National Fajita Day. Grilling and enjoying sizzling fajitas with peppers and onions.

19, National Aviation Day. Celebrating the history and innovation of flight, established for Orville Wright’s birthday.

7, National Lighthouse Day. Honoring lighthouses and their role in maritime safety.

20, National Radio Day. Honoring the invention and impact of radio broadcasting (100 years since first U.S. radio network, 1925).

7-17, Iowa State Fair at Des Moines, IA. Agriculture, entertainment, and food on a stick draw over 1 million annually.

21-Sept. 1, Minnesota State Fair at St. Paul, MN. Massive fair with food, rides, and entertainment, attracts over 2 million.

8, International Cat Day. Celebrating feline companions and promoting their welfare.

21, National Senior Citizens Day. Recognizing the contributions and wisdom of older adults.

27, National Just Because Day. Doing something spontaneous or kind for no particular reason.

28, National Red Wine Day. 29, National Lemon Juice Day. 30, National Grief Awareness Day. Raising awareness about coping with loss and supporting others.

31, International Overdose Awareness Day. Honoring those lost to drug overdoses and promoting prevention.

Gather your dragons and bams, it's time for mahjong

Tips to guard against one common infection About one in 10 women aged 65 or older who report having at least one Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) every year.

Common during warm weather, a UTI can cause pain and burning when passing urine. It can cause frequent urination, fever, fatigue, nausea, and pressure or pain bellow the belly button, according to Johns Hopkins.

Sometimes another symptom can be strange and scary: Confusion and even delirium. One woman who experienced this began seeing common objects loom before her in giant size. Suddenly, she couldn't find her way home on very familiar streets. She thought she was going crazy, but a trip to the doctor solved the problem in one day.

It's crucial to get treated for UTIs, which can be diagnosed with a simple urine test. Untreated UTIs are very dangerous and can spread infection from the bladder to kidneys, or to the bloodstream.

If you have had a UTI before, focus on prevention by drinking lots of water.

Eat high-probiotic food such as pickles, sourdough bread, cottage cheese, peas, sauerkraut, or kimchi.

Take showers instead of baths.

Wear cotton underwear.

You are going to need a pung of 7 bams.

If you know what we mean here, you are a mahjong player.

Mahjong is a 19th century Chinese social game, with over 4 0 g ame variations. In America, it has a lively following of players who have their own rules. It even has its own national society, The National Mah Jongg League, founded in 1937.

While once mahjong was the favorite of Chinese and Jewish grandmothers, today it reaches people of all ages and has been surging in popularity. Actress Julia Roberts once said she plays regularly. There are even mahjong tutors these days.

If you have never played mahjong or American Mah Jongg, you might be thinking of those little game apps that let you match pairs of identical tiles stacked on top of each other. This is a sort of new mahjong solitaire, but

this isn't like the authentic mahjong game of any variation.

American Mah Jongg (note the unique spelling) is played by four people, using 144 tiles, a special language, and a lot of luck. While it is a game of skill, some players estimate that 60 percent of the game is luck.

The idea is to form a winning hand by drawing, discarding, and exchanging tiles to form various combinations, kind of like rummy. Mahjong has numbered tiles grouped as suits (dots, bamboo, characters), honors (winds and dragons), and Bonus (flowers and seasons).

In American Mah Jongg, the league prints an annual card of winning combinations. In 2025, it had a misprint, causing consternation among its many fans and sparking a story in The Wall Street Journal. Just when you think you need a pung of 7 bams, this happens.

Improving the safety of your bathroom By now, you have probably installed non-slip mats in your shower and grab bars where you need them. And, if you haven't, you should!

But there are other ways to improve the safety of your bathroom.

One of the easiest ways is to install a night light. Many varieties light when they detect movement.

Consider re-painting an all-white bathroom. An all-white bathroom with shiny fixtures, bright lights and mirrors can cause glare that make people disoriented. They can even be blinded by the brightness, especially if their vision isn't perfect. Reduce the glare by using frosted bulbs. Consider painting the walls a contrasting color, which can help you and your guests keep their balance.

Don't try to make the bathroom

warmer by using a space heater. They are a risk of electrocution. Propane heaters also don't work. They need more ventilation than a bathroom provides.

Install a permanently wired heating unit instead. * Check your shower doors for cracks, chips or the glass rubbing against metal. Shower doors have been known to shatter. In one recent year, the Consumer Products Safety Commission received 2,000 such reports. Of course, doors will also break if someone falls into them.

Shower doors are made of tempered glass, which means they shatter into hundreds of pieces and shards. Anyone present can be injured by falling into the pieces. If it ever happens, throw one or more towels over the broken pieces so you and others can walk out safely.

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