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RESIDENT MANAGERS/OFFICE

Manager: Teresa Cruz,

Rutherford Investment Co.

Ofce address: 28400 Granada Circle

Phone: 510-783-5535Ofce hours: 9-11:30 and 1-4 Monday-Friday.

Rent may be dropped in mail slot in ofce door

(next to laundry room).

Jeffrey Stoops, Assistant Manager

On-call for emergencies Sat.-Sun.-Holidays

In an emergency, call 510-783-5535.

Call will be directed to pager (510-312-0277).

ORGANIZATIONS

The Spanish Ranch #1 Associationand the SpanishRanch #1 Ladies Club are automatically comprised

of park residents. There are no dues.

LADIES CLUBmeets the SECOND THURSDAY of eachmonth at 12 NOON in the Clubhouse Card Room.

The LUNCH BUNCHmeets the THIRDTHURSDAY of each month at noon to go out to

lunch at various area restaurants.

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH meets the SECOND TUESDAYof alternate months at 7 p.m. in the SMALL clubhouse.

HMOA (Hayward Mobilehome Owners Association)meets the THIRD SATURDAY of alternate months at

10 a.m. in the clubhouse of one of the nine member

parks, as announced in the El Toro.

MISCELLANEOUS

The Clubhouses are available to residents forprivate affairs. Contact the Ofce, 510-783-5535

SWIMMING POOL / HOT TUBPool open May-October. Hot Tub open year round.

ThePOOL ROOMinside Main Clubhouse is availablefor residents to use. See the ofce for a key.

COMPLAINTS/SUGGESTIONS/REPORTS

are to be submitted to Park Management inWRITING and must be SIGNED.

For any complaints or suggestions concerningsafety, maintenance, replace/repair, notify the Ex-

ecutive Board as well. This may be done through thewebsite at www.spanishranch1.org,

RESIDENT SUGGESTION/COMPLAINT FORM on page 10.Bus transportation information on page 11.

Spanish Ranch #1 Information

ASSOCIATION OFFICERSPresident: Pat Smith 784-0105

Vice President: Dawn Plaskon 887-2199Secretary: Jeanie Schultz 784-1997Treasurer: Peggy Nichols 782-8950

ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD

Marvin Daley 783-0360Clint Dean 266-0979

Brenda Glover 303-2308Patty Little 783-1534

Barbara Sacks 783-8176

Spanish Ranch I Association Officers andExecutive Board Members meet five times a year on

the FIRST THURSDAY at 7:00 p.m. in the mainclubhouse as per announcements in the El Toro.

ALL RESIDENTS WELCOMEAnnual Membership Meeting held each April.

COMMITTEESDime Bingo . . . . . . . . . . Lorraine Schmuck, 783-7294HMOA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OpenLunch Bunch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wilma Keck, 397-5701Welcoming. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Open

COMMUNITY CONTACT CHAIRPERSONSBingo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ron Gomez, 782-5183

Neighborhood Watch . . . . Peggy Nichols, 782-8950

Clint, 266-0979; Judy, 785-4894; Patty, 783-1534

N.E.R.T. . . . . Jeanie Schultz/Dawn Plaskon, 887-2199

EL TORO Jeanie Schultz 784-1997e-mail: [email protected]

Deadline for all submissions to the El Toro is the 10th of each month for the following month.

WEBMASTER: Rev. Charles Eldred

[email protected]

SR-1 Association & Community Contacts

is published monthly by Mobile Home ParkMagazines and distributed by volunteers around therst of the month. Dates and times of activities arenoted on the calendar therein. Special activities will beannounced in the regular pages.

Extra copies of the magazine (or replacementcopies if you got missed) are available in the MainClubhouse after distribution is complete.

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Join the Lunch BunchCome join our group of park women as we visit

area restaurants. Youll get acquainted with some

great gals!

LUNCH BUNCH SCHEDULEThe Lunch Bunch meets on the third

THURSDAY (unless otherwise announced) of eachmonth at 12 noon. All are welcome to join us as wevisit area restaurants.

Call Wilma, 397-5701, to let her know yourecoming (so we know how many to tell the restau-rant). Lady friends are welcome.

2014

November Elephant Bar Hayward

December Christmas Party

S PA N I S H R A N CH 1 L A D I E S CL U B

O p en t o a l l p a r k w o m en

SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Join theLadies Club

at noon on thesecondThursdayfor

DIME BINGO!Ladies! Bring your lunch and lets get

together. Dessert provided.

Costs only a dime a game, winner take all!+ .25 for the bank which gets rafed back to some-

body at the rst gathering in January.

Come to the Main clubhouse onthe Second Thursday, at noon!

For more information callLorraine Schmuck 783-7294

Dime Bingo 2014 Dessert Schedule:

November: Irene

December: Christmas Party

SR-1 Helping HandNeed a hand withsomething around

your place?

How about thatbush that needstrimming or thosesteps that needxing?

We can help with that AND (name any 3 or5 or 10 things) youve been meaning to x!

Whether its sprucing up your house

with washing or painting or dealing withweeds in the yard, we can help!

Note: Helping Hand is free for thosein need who cant afford to hire pro-fessional help. So if you are elderly,disabled, or on a limited income, donatewhat you can and help us help the nextperson who just needs a helping hand.

Call us, or park management, to schedule

a lot assessment. Marvin 783-0360.(If youre elderly or disabled, but not on a budget and

need work done, call us to discuss a reasonable fee.)

DONT BE AN UNWILLING EQUIPMENT DONOR!

LOCK YOUR SHED!


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SPANISH RANCH 1NEIGHBORHOOD

WATCH TEAMPeggy Nichols

782-8950

Judy Allen-Rodgers785-4894

Clint Dean266-0979

Patty Little783-1534

Please call a team member to report

crime, suspicious activity, theft,

safety concerns, etc.

NEXT NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MEETING:

December 9, 2014 7 PM

SMALL CLUBHOUSE

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ANY CRIME IS WORTHREPORTING!

Let the police know about that fountain

stolen from your yard, or the tools taken from

your driveway or porch.

It might seem trivial, and youre probably

right that nobody will come and investigate,

but statistics count.

Reporting is critical to get city per-sonnel and resources directed to areas

where they are most needed.

FOR ONLINE POLICE REPORTINGgo to

www.hayward-ca.gov/departments/police

Click button on left:File a police report online

There is a step-by-step guide to filing apolice report over the internet.

It provides a quick and efficient way to

file a police report with the

Hayward Police Department.

ATTENTION!Soliciting donations or work,

door-to-door sales of any

kind, door-knob hanging or

distributing ads or yers by

entities outside the park is

PROHIBITED!DONT let anyone

into your home!

TELL the intruders that soliciting is notallowed and if they do not leave the parkimmediately, call the police! Then report them tothe ofce. Help keep our residents safe!

Park maintenance ascends to new heights?SR1 maintenance man Mr. G Guillermo restrings the pulley

used to raise the flag, as Shari and Teresa look on. Vandals cutand pulled down the rope and stole the flags last year, only a fewmonths after new national and state flags had been donated toreplace ones worn out. The restoration of the Stars and Stripesis most welcome. Photos by Jeanie Schultz

Really high upcommented Mr. G,acknowledging thathe much prefers tohave his feet on theground.


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Please detach here and return to the office by December 8:

Space #___ How many people from your household will attend? _________

Please check applicable box and fill in age below for ALL CHILDREN attending.

Boy age ____ Boy age ____ Girl age ____ Girl age ____

More? ________________________________________________________

I would like to volunteer to help with the party.

Name________________________________________ phone #_______________

Spanish Ranch 1

Holiday BrunchAll residents of Spanish Ranch 1 are invitedto our Holiday Brunch,

sponsored by Management and assisted by Community Volunteers.

Sunday, December 14, 2014

11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.Breakfast will be served and there

will be a raffle (with great prizes!).

For children, Santa Claus is coming!Return the attached slip below with the ages and gender

of your children. Please return the slip to the office ASAP

so that Mrs. Claus has time to shop.

Note:If you do not return the slipbut would like to attend the brunch with yourchild or children, we ask that you bring an age appropriate gift for a child(ren).

(That way no one gets left out when Santa comes.)

Have a happy and safe holiday season and hope to see you there.


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Managers Corner submitted by Jeff Stoops, SR1 Assistant ManagerThe summer has passed, Hal-

loween is passed and the rainywinter is close at hand.

Excessive water usageThe following information has

been received from the Hayward

Water Department. It has beenbrought to our attention that ex-cessive water use is a concernwithin the confines of SpanishRanch #1.

Beginning August 1, water userestrictions are in effect to pre-serve our precious water supplies.Based on normal usage, we feelthat excessive water usage my re-sult from:

1. Use of potable water towash sidewalks

2. Use of potable water to

wash buildings3. Use of potable water towash other outdoor facilities orequipment.

These activities are prohibit-ed by the emergency regulationsadopted by both the State of Cal-ifornia Water Resources Board andthe City of Hayward. If this occur-ring on your property, we ask thatyou take corrective action imme-diately to avoid further enforce-ment. If, after you have been noti-fied, these activities persist, the City

of Hayward has authority to assessfinancial penalties and to restrictwater service to your property.

For more information aboutwater use restriction and bestpractices and well as programsoffered by the City of Haywardto help you reduce your waterconsumption and your water bill,please visit www.hayward-ca.govor call 510-583-4700.

Stash the trashcansJust a reminder, all trash re-

ceptacles MUST be stored at therear of your driveway and not atthe front or at the curb.

Unclog the guttersWe will be entering into the

rainy season so please take ad-vantage to clean your gutters (es-pecially under your ramps) so thegutters will run freely to the StormDrain Inlets.

Pool and Spa

The pool was closed on the31st of October. The hot tub will re-main open and heated through-out the year.

Regarding the spa usage: Amaximum of six (6) persons are al-lowed in the spa at one time. Youmust wear approved manufac-tured swim wear. No undergar-ments are allowed. Shower beforeentering the pool or the hot tub.

Respect your communityRemember, the use of Spanish

Ranch property is strictly for the

use of Spanish Ranch residents.This would also pertain to pas-sage through the park via the reargate. The management is spend-ing a great deal of money on aquarterly basis due to misuse ofthe rear gate. PLEASE DO NOTGIVE THE GATE ACCESS CODE TOANYONE THAT IS NOT A RESIDENT!!People who do not live here arenot likely to treat your property asyou would.

I personally have witnessedpeople showing the code to indi-viduals that are not residents.

Violators of the 15 mile perhour speed limit still abound withinSpanish Ranch. All those that arespeeding are not only guests.please pay attention to yourspeed.

This is a close community andwe live close to each other. Pleaseshow respect to your neighbors byNOT sounding your horn at inop-portune times (late at night or ear-ly in the morning). Please turn yourradio down when entering yourcommunity. Everyone may notappreciate the sound of your new150 Watt double bass speakers asmuch as you do.

Energy Tip: Now that the heat-ing season is almost upon us, it istime to change your heater fil-ters and purchase enough to lastthrough the heating season (threeor four should be sufficient) if onechanges the filters every thirty to

forty-five days.

Guillermos CornerResident parking in Visitor park-

ing areas still is a problem. The rea-son Guillermo mentions this is thata few weekends ago there wasa function at the club house andthere was no parking available forthose who had reserved the club-house for their activity. Residentsthat regularly use visitor parking topark their extra cars are not only inviolation of the Rule(s) and Regu-

lation(s) of Spanish Ranch #1MHPbut are being very inconsiderateto their neighbors.

Guillermo says Thanks for allthe help in the car wash area. Thetrash situation at the car wash ar-eas appears to be improving andis almost back to normal.

Guillermo would also like toremind everyone to continue tosweep and pick up the leaves infront of your home at least oncea week. The gutter area in frontof your home is your responsibil-

ity. Please be considerate andpick up the leaves and not simplysweep them down in front of yourneighbors home. Be sure to cleanup under the gutter ramps atyour driveway. Your help will insurethat our storm drains are workingproperly and that large lakes donot form at the storm drain inlets.

Guillermo also says Thanksfor all of you that are monitor-ing the street lights and reportingthem to the office. Keep up thegood work as he continues to

make Spanish Ranch a safe placeto walk after dark or on thosedreary and dark days.

Have a thankful ThanksgivingWe would like to wish all the

residents of Spanish Ranch #1MHP a HAPPY THANKSGIVING.

We do have so much to bethankful and, in comparison of therest of the world, we here at Span-ish Ranch are the top ten percentof the worlds richest people.

COFFEE is available in theClubhouse daily duringregular ofcehours for Spanish Ranch 1 residents.


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Being prepared means be-ing equipped with the propersupplies you may need in theevent of an emergency or di-saster. Keep your supplies inan easy-to-carry emergency

preparedness kit that you canuse at home or take with you incase you must evacuate.

At a minimum, you should have

the basic supplies listed below: Waterone gallon per person,

per day (3-day supply forevacuation, 2-week supply forhome)

Foodnon-perishable, easy-to-prepare items (3-day supplyfor evacuation, 2-week supply

for home) Flashlight Battery-powered or hand-crank

radio (NOAA Weather Radio,if possible)

Extra batteries First aid kit Anatomy of a First

Aid Kit Medications (7-day supply) and

medical items Multi-purpose tool

Sanitation and personalhygiene items Copies of personal documents

(medication list and pertinentmedical information, proof ofaddress, deed/lease to home,passports, birth certificates,insurance policies)

Cell phone with chargers Family and emergency contact

information Extra cash Emergency blanket

Map(s) of the area

Consider the needs of all fam-ily members and add supplies toyour kit. Suggested items to helpmeet additional needs are:

Medical supplies (hearing aidswith extra batteries, glasses,contact lenses, syringes, etc)

Baby supplies (bottles, formula,baby food, diapers)

Games and activities for chil-dren

Pet supplies (collar, leash, ID,food, carrier, bowl)

Two-way radios Extra set of car keys and house

keys Manual can opener

Additional supplies to keep athome or in your survival kit basedon the types of disasters commonto your area: Whistle N95 or surgical masks Matches Rain gear Towels Work gloves Tools/supplies for securing your

home

Extra clothing, hat and sturdyshoes

Plastic sheeting Duct tape Scissors Household liquid bleach

Entertainment items Blankets or sleeping bags

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THE KIDS ARE BACKIN SCHOOL!

WATCHfor the kids, moms with

strollers, more kids tagging

along and slow down!

San Francisco Bay Area,California has had:(M1.5 or greater) (as of October 15, 2014)

source: http://earthquaketrack.com

12 earthquakes in the past 7 days

56 earthquakes in the past month589 earthquakes in the past year

The largest earthquake in SanFrancisco Bay Area, California:this week: 2.5in Morgan Hill,California, United States

this month: 3.0in Livermore, Cali-fornia, United States

this year: 6.0in American Canyon,California, United States

We live in earthquake country!

BEFORE a quake, learn the basics: www.redcross.org/prepare/

www.fema.gov/


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IF ITSNOT

YOURS,

DONT

FEED IT!(and if it is yours,

keep it inside)Sure, you feel sorry for that

stray cat or dog, but if youfeed it, it WILL stick aroundand perhaps not go back toits rightful family.

Dont leave pet food out-side! Food left out will attractraccoons, stray pets, opos-sums, and other varmints!Only indoor pets are per-mitted in the park so dontencourage outside animalsto stay!

STOPGRAFFITIREWARD

PROGRAM

$500REWARD

RECOMPENSAFor information that leads to thearrest and conviction of graffiti

vandals in Hayward.

Para informacin que dar lugar ala detencin y a la conviccin de losdelincuentes de graffiti en Hayward.

510-583-5500English & Espaol

More info:

www.hayward-ca.gov

What if youre in your car?Survival Kit for Your

Automobile

Assemble a survival kit for yourautomobile with the followingitems. Storing some of these sup-plies in a small bag or backpackwill make them more convenientto carry if you need to walk.

HBlankets

HBottled water

HChange of clothes

HCoins for telephone calls

HFire extinguisher -- multipur-

pose, dry chemical type

HFirst aid kit and manual

HEmergency signal device (lightsticks, battery-type flasher,reflector, etc.)

HFlashlight with fresh batteries

HFood (nonperishable -- nutritionbars, trail mix, etc.)

HGloves

HLocal map and compass

HRope for towing, rescue, etc.

H

Paper and pencilsHPremoistened towelettes

HPrescription medicines

HBattery-operated radio withfresh batteries

HSmall mirror for signaling

HToilet tissue

HTools (pliers, adjustable wrench,screwdriver, etc.)

HWhistle for signaling

HJumper cables

HDuct tape

Food Bank

Donationsfor the AlamedaCounty Food

Bank Barrel,

an ongoing community

service project,

may be dropped

off in the office.

(Due to scavenging and theft,

the barrels are kept in the

conference room, but staff will

see that all donations

are put into them.)

NOTE!Food donations must be

UNOPENED, not perishableand not require refrigeration.

PLEASE DONATE!

Thank you!

Clubhouses availablefor your events!

Both the main clubhouse and thesmall clubhouse may be reserved by

residents for private events.

The BBQ and patio area next to thepool may also be

reserved, Call the ofce,783-5535, for information.

We live inearthquakecountry!


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HMOA notes Saturday, September 20, 2014Dawn Plaskon, Secretary

Treasurers Report:no activity- total checking & savings- $27107.58

Attendance:Continental,4; Eden Gardens. 3; EdenRoc, 4; New England Village, 3; Spanish Ranch 1, 3; Span-ish Ranch 2, 2; Hayward Mobile Country Club, 2; GeorgianManor, 10; Pueblo Springs, 2

Agenda: City Council member Al Mendall speaks

City hit hard by recession of 2008. Situation improving,new businesses coming in, new jobs, improving economy.Returning to pre-recession tax revenues. There are still bud-getary constraints. 6 new restaurants in Hayward. New ac-tivity on Hesperian.

Measure C passed in June. .005 cents. 20% to policestaffing (new hires). 15% to improve fire stations. $1m forroads; .5m for maintenance workers.

Fire station on Huntwood-old portable station is gone,lot is graded. Within year, new station with an additionalengine. Health clinic next to the station. New clinic will fo-cus on next day appointments for people who need to seesomeone, but not ER.

Big 5 open on Foothill; also a new Historical Society site.How has loop effected businesses in the area? Some

challenges with traffic flow, good at getting through town,but not totown. Plan design was for level of service for cars.We should be planning for all users. How can we adjustplan to make it better? Looking at adding parking on Mis-sion, possibly Foothill. Lane adjustments at 5 corners. Lightsequencing adjustments to make it easier.

Barbara Sacks noted that the beautification andchanges are somewhat beneficial.

Many businesses hurt by Loop construction, now com-pleted. Overall, working ok, but street parking loss has hadan impact.

With BART putting parking on Mission and Tennyson,does city benefit from parking fees?City/BART in joint pow-ers authority. Parking proceeds are used to benefit thelocal area, not just the station. Numbered stalls, with paidparking (residential, permit only, free). BART designation re-moved from a few.

Hesperian Mall, new health club being built. Enoughspace saved for another grocery.

Any additional shopping development at HesperianCostco? Developers want more housing, Council is trying toget a shopping center and is hoping for Ranch 99. Grocershave limited interest in building along Mission.

Old Kaiser hospitalCity planning for use of land, hop-ing that preplanning will help to ensure appropriate devel-opment.

What is city doing to ensure affordable housing? Cityrequires 15% affordable housing in new construction. Newaffordable unit managed by Eden housing.

What is Hayward doing to consider water manage-ment considerations with new residential housing?Al is onsustainability committee, and water board. California isrunning out of water. Hayward asking new developmentto be beige-friendly landscaping. New sensors allow accu-rate measurement of water saturation in the ground.

What plans for Hayward to use reclaimed water; howcan we reroute reclaimed water for landscaping at indus-

trial / commercial locations?Projections show that water demand will level off (per

capita reduction). Hayward looking for 20% reduction con-sumption.

What about restaurants in S. Hayward? Hoping forrestaurant at Holiday Bowl redevelopment. Mixed use, de-veloper cooperating.

Auto auctions are a potential site for additional retailspace. Possible car dealerships, union landing type com-mercial space.

HMOA RECAP:2013 - safeguards secured protectingremaining senior parks against conversion to all age. 2014- Updates to mobile home conversion ordinance making itthe most comprehensive in the state.

HMOA ElectionsPresident: Kathy MorrisJoint Vice

Presidents: Roger Schauffer, Richard JaramilloSecretary: Dawn PlaskonTreasurer: Carol FriesenPublicity/

Social Chair: Twanna Rogers

Legislative Update:AB225 Resident ownership funding help to preserve

and rehabilitate resident owned. Status: on governors deskAB2026 protect against park owners rejecting buyers

or requiring unreasonable repairs before sale. Did not pass

MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT

Our next meeting will be held on

Saturday,

November 15, 2014

AT 10 A. M. AT

Eden Roc MHP28362 Bradshire Rd.

We sincerely hope that you will be able to join us.

AS PARKING IS LIMITED, PLEASE CONSIDER CAR POOLING

Please Report Vandalism(tagging too, its vandalism)

Please call the police and then the officeif you see anyone vandalizing property in thePark such as breaking street lights, signs andback gate key pad, etc. Please report anythingsuspicious. Thank you,

Teresa Cruz, SR1 Manager


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BUS SCHEDULE INFORMATIONNOTE CHANGES!!!

AC Transit Route 22, a 2-directional circular route,serves both the Hayward and South Hayward BARTstations, as well as Southland Shopping Center.Clockwise, it goes from Hayward BART along Missionto South Hayward BART, along Tennyson to Kaiser,along Hesperian to Southland, then an extension jogsdown Winton to Sabre Street and back, and thencevia Winton back to Hayward BART. Counterclockwiseis the same route in reverse without the extension.

Daily service on the line starts at 5:45 a.m. andends at 11:45p.m. Weekend service is from 6:46 a.m.to 12:28 p.m. Buses run every half hour.

For specific stops on this line, go to http://www.actransit.org/rider-info/stops/local1/#22.

AC Transit Route 85 runs back and forth between SanLeandro BART and Union Landing Shopping Center.This line comes by the front entrance to our park atthe existing bus stops at Tampa and Folsom but alsohas stop out the back entrance at Stratford andIndustrial before meandering via Huntwood, Whippleand Dyer to Union Landing. Both ways the routeloops around Georgian Manor, buses run every hour.

The other way, the line turns right from Folsom ontoTampa, down Tennyson to So Hayward BART, back-tracks to Leidig Ct near Cesar Chavez School, andeventually goes to Hayward Bart, then down A St,Hesperian, Washington Ave, and on to San LeandroBART. [Extension to Foothill Square eliminated in June,use 75 for Dutton Ave or Foothill Square.]

Daily service on the line runs from 6:05 a.m. to9:45 p.m. (7:18 a.m. to 9:18 p.m. for our location.)

Weekend service from So Hayward BART starts at 8:09Sats and 7:09 Sun/Holidays, going only the portionbetween the BART stations.

For specific information about this line, and whereand when it goes on what day of the week, go to theACtransit.org website OR Transit511.org.

AC TRANSIT FARES $2.10 ages 19-64, ages 5-18and 65+ are $1.05. NEW Local Day Pass $5 adult19-64, $2.50 youth 5-18 and senior 65+. Effective July1 there is no longer a Bus to bus transfer, its full fareon each bus (get day pass). BART to Bus $0.25 cashdiscount with paper transfer issued at BART. Transferfare automatically applied when using Clipper.

From the EditorArticles that appear in the El Toro are present-

ed as an informational service to the residents.Contents are the option of the editor but do notnecessarily represent the opinion of the editor,the homeowners association or management.

Reader response is welcome. Your article mustbe in my paper tube at 28408 Granada Circle,or posted to my e-mail address, no later than

the 10th of the month. All submissions must besigned with your name/phone number includ-ed, as any article must be verified. Your namewill not appear, if you so request.

Editor has the right to edit for space or libel. Ar-ticles considered in bad taste will not be printed.Submissions must meet the Editorial Guidelinesas set forth by Mobile Home Park Magazines.

If you are submitting an item someonee-mailed to you, COPY IT and PASTE it into a NEWe-mail window to send to us: [email protected].

Thanks, Jeanie Schultz, editor

Come Get a Book!Bookshelves in the Main Clubhouse are

available for the free exchange of books bypark residents. Stop by and browse

any time the clubhouse is open.

COMPLAINTS/Suggestions Reportsmust be submitted to Park Management in WRITING

and must be SIGNED.Only the person with the problem or concern may file

the complaint. None will be accepted from third parties onbehalf of someone else. Forms are available in a bin on thewall next to the bulletin board in the main clubhouse AND in

most issues of the El Toro.If you want your elected SR1 Assn leadership help you,

please provide a copy to the SR-1 Assn. Give a copy to any

member of the board or fill out the form on the website.

Pet Owners! Keep em IN!Only indoor pets are allowed in the park.

Walk your DOG on a leash (its the law).

Its your responsibility to pick up your dogs waste and properly dis-pose of it. (That does NOT mean just leaving it there in the gutter either.)

Dont let your CAT out to be digging in your neighborslandscaping or flowers! Gross! KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE!


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Trick or Treat6-9 pm ONLY

THANKSGIVINGDAY

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