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The Orchard Residents Association GREETINGS FROM THE PRESIDENT

I hope everyone enjoyed the many May activities, both formal and informal. One of the most anticipated events of the year is the pool opening on May 1. This year, management and residents added decorations for the flamboyance of flamingos that came to aquacise. If you’re not sure what that means, just stop by on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday at 11:00 and see for yourself!

enjoy the music. The concert is free, although there will be a tip jar for the musicians.

On Saturday, June 27, we’ll hold the Ice Cream Social to thank everyone who has joined TORA for the coming year. Come enjoy ice cream sundaes, root beer floats, and, of course, pie.

You may have noticed that many events on the TORA calendar are free. TORA is working hard to offer more free activities for everyone, and we’re able to do that thanks to successful fundraising over the past year.

May also included the Garden Walk and lunch, as well as most of the membership drive, which continued into the first week of June.

Soon we’ll know whether we reached our goal of having 60% of residents join TORA. Thank you to everyone who signed up! If you haven’t had a chance to join yet, it’s not too late— there is a membership form at the bottom of page 4.

The football pool raised $550, the Desert Bar at the St. Patrick’s Day lunch brought in more than $450, and last September’s Silent Auction raised $800 for TORA. Thank you to everyone who participated in these events. Even as costs continue to rise, TORA has been able to keep dues at just $10 per person. Most of that amount goes toward printing directories and hosting the Ice Cream Social. Overall, our finances remain strong, and we will continue working to bring you more fun through the Entertainment Committee, greater awareness through the Emergency Preparedness Committee, and stronger outreach through the Community Relations Committee. TORA is here for all residents.

Please feel free to attend a TORA board meeting on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 4:00 p.m.

We also have plenty of activities planned for June.

On Friday, June 5, TORA and Hometown America will co-host the Mother’s Day/Father’s Day lunch. It’s free for everyone, but please remember to sign up.

The Spring Lawn Games will be held on Saturday, June 13. They were originally scheduled for April but were postponed because of inclement weather. We’re hopeful for better weather in June. This event is also free.

Back by popular demand, Music in the Orchard will feature the New Horizons Swing Band. Bring your lawn chairs and a picnic and

Elizabeth Anderson, TORA President

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Executive Board President ........................................................ Elizabeth Anderson ........................ 328-3836 Vice President ................................................. Tom Stanley.............................805-295-0055 Interim Secretary ............................................ Patty Grimm ................................... 486-0349 Treasurer......................................................... Judy Storck ..................................... 292-8040 Past President ................................................. Cathy Ford ...................................... 978-2636 Community Affairs ......................................... Eileen Ioffredo .........................228-238-1476 Entertainment Chair ....................................... Diane McDowell ............................. 484-7078 Emergency Preparedness Chair ...................... Beverly Wells .................................. 588-8863 Publishing/Grapevine ..................................... Elizabeth Anderson ........................ 328-3836

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Committees A. Community Relations Chair .................. Eileen Ioffredo .........................228-238-1476 Sub-committees Membership Drive ................ Cindy Rhodes .................................. 536-7961 Database Administrator ........ Eileen Ioffredo .........................228-238-1476 Welcome Committee ............ Cheryl Coniglio ............................... 542-4209 Jamie Hammond ............................ 843-6487 Kim Bingham .................................. 696-3180 Civic (SRMHOA) ..................... Carol Reinke ................................... 495-4564 B. Entertainment Chair ......................... Diane McDowell ............................. 484-7078 Sub-Committees Social Hour ............................ Lynn Cameron .........................858-254-3919 Bingo ..................................... Vacant Ladies Luncheon .................... Vacant C. Emergency Preparedness Chair ....... Beverly Wells .................................. 588-8863 D. Publishing Chair ................................ Elizabeth Anderson ........................ 328-3836 Sub-Committees Grapevine, Facebook............. Elizabeth Anderson ........................ 328-3836 Calendar ................................ Cindy Towner ................................. 477-6383

TORA Membership July 1, – June 30 $10 per member per year ($5 after January 1) Name______________________________ Phone __________________Space #_______ Make check payable to TORA and submit to Cindy Rhodes, space 42 (576-1480).

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Tenta ve TORA 2026 Special Event Calendar Keep your eye on the Grapevine and on TORA’s Facebook page for informa on and updates.

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Membership Drive Mother’s Day/Father’s Day BBQ Co-hosted by TORA and Hometown America

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Social Hour Music Halloween Party Co-hosted by TORA and Hometown America Friendsgiving and Veteran’s Day Co-hosted by TORA and Hometown America Social Hour for the Holidays with Ugly Sweater or PJs

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In honor of all the Mothers and Fathers in the Orchard, TORA and Orchard Management are teaming up to bring you a catered BBQ lunch.

Friday, June 5. Noon. FREE!

There will be a sign-up sheet in the Clubhouse. Please remember to sign up so the correct amount of food will be ordered.

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On the Orchard Green Rescheduled to June 13 in search of warmer weather!

Bring your lawn chairs, picnic and favorite beverages Try your hand at all kinds of lawn games Saturday, June 13. 2 pm Free to all!

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Music in the Orchard

The New Horizons Swing Band is coming to the Orchard!

Bring your picnic, lawn chairs and blankets to the clubhouse lawn on Saturday, June 20 at 2:00 pm The concert is free, but there will be a tip jar for the musicians.

Don’t forget to show your appreciation.

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Ice Cream Social

As we wrap up the TORA membership drive, mark your calendar for the Ice Cream Social.

Saturday, June 27; Noon to One The Clubhouse Free for TORA members, $5 for guests and non-members

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The Orchard Annual Garage Sale Friday & Saturday, July 17 & 18

A listing of participants will be available for distribution. If you wish to be included, a sign-up sheet will also be available in the clubhouse. There will be no public advertising so pass the word along to your family and friends.

Thanks, Carol Buckenmeyer 707-569-0822 (cbuckenmeyer@sbcglobal.net) A group of flamingos is called a flamboyance. This whimsical term reflects both their striking appearance and social behavior. Flamingos are known for their long legs, curved necks, and vibrant colors, making the name particularly fitting for these ladies and gents.

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Thursday Night Social Hour Reconnect, Relax, Revive

Get to know your friends and neighbors and find out what’s going on in the neighborhood. The fun starts at 5 and lasts as long as you want to stay. So come on over and join the fun. Bring a snack to share, whether it’s savory or sweet and your own beverage.

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Fraud, Scam, and Identity Theft in Santa Rosa

By Michael Arkin, Santa Rosa Mobilehome Owners’ Association (SRMOA) At the November 8 SRMOA General Meeting John Quaraglia, a volunteer in the Santa Rosa Police Department who conducts community outreach on Neighborhood Watch, Senior Safety, and Fraud, Scam, and Identity Theft, gave a short presentation on the types of scams that senior residents may be exposed to which consisted of a review of the scams that are out there which target seniors in our region.

are conducting "distract and grab" purse snatches and pick pockets).

3. Be skeptical of anyone that you do not know asking for money or personal information and check before spending money or sharing personal information.

4. Do not leave outgoing mail in the mailbox with the flag up, either time it to when the mail pickup comes or use a post box and always collect your mail and packages promptly.

These scams can be in person, over the phone, or online.

5. Do not use the word "YES" on the phone with someone you don't know, some scams use this to contract you to a service.

They can attack through our hearts (romance scams), information (identity theft), and sense of urgency (frauds and scams).

6. Use indelible ink when writing checks as some scammers erase the regular ink and write over it.

Some red flags are that they are always in a rush and demand we act quickly.

7. Shred everything!

Emails full of grammatical errors and misspellings and e-mail addresses that do not match the organization they claim to be from can be another red flag.

8. Do not insert an unknown USB drive into your PC or scan a QR code from any unknown source, they could expose your computer or phone to viruses.

They may even have some information about you already and use it to convince you they are legitimate. Do not believe them.

9. Be extra careful if a business or someone you don't know is using online pay services such as PayPal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay or cybercurrency like BitCoin, Coinbase, or Ether and pay extra care if it involves any kind of check or gift/prepaid card.

John urged us to protect ourselves through some simple rules: 1. Don't do what the bad guys want you to do.

10. Never respond to phone surveys from police, PG&E, Social Security, your health insurance, and be very leery of email ones. Contact the organization after the call or before responding to the email if you have any question.

2. In public be aware of your surroundings and protect your purse and wallets (e.g., at local supermarkets two person teams

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The Orchard Residents Association has a private Facebook Page. If you live in the Orchard or care for someone in the Orchard or are a family member who does the Internet for a resident, then sign up at TORA The Orchard Residents Association.

If you currently do not have a Facebook account, it is easy to sign up.

To create a Facebook account: 1. Go to www.facebook.com/r.php.

2. Enter your name, email or mobile phone number, password, date of birth and gender.

3. Click Sign Up. 4. To finish creating your account, you need to confirm your email or mobile phone number.

To join TORA’s group, click on the three lines on the bottom right of your screen (that’s the menu button) and then select Groups. You will see the magnifying (search) icon in the upper right of the screen. Search for TORA the orchards… and you will see it. Select it.

Because this is a closed group, you will be asked a security question. Once you answer it, the FB administrator will allow you to join.

When you join the TORA group you can see photos of events. Get updates on Orchard issues. Ask a question. Propose an idea. Make a comment. Upload your own photos. Or just enjoy the read.

Join the Conversation. Get Connected.

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Experience is wonderful. It enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it.

By the time you can make ends meet, they move the ends.

Thou shall not weigh more than thy refrigerator.

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