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october 2015
San Diego County
Vol. XXXIV
No. 10
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North America’s Bingo & Casino Gaming Newspaper
Table of contents
Bingo Games
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2015 Bingo Tournament ............................ 01 & 14
Classified Ads.....................................................08
Encinitas Elks Lodge #2243...............................05
First Samoan Church S. D...................................08
Good Shepherd...................................................15
Japanese American Cultural Center.....................05
Mission San Luis Rey.........................................03
MITE, Inc..............................................................06
Most Precious Blood Church..............................08
North County Alano Club....................................06
Oceanside Elks Lodge #1561.............................08
Poway Senior Center..........................................03
Program Listing......................................... 16 & 17
St. Columba.........................................................18
St. Martin’s Church.............................................06
St. Mary Magdalene............................................10
St. Peter Chaldean..............................................03
United Portuguese Hall.......................................18
USS Midway Museum.........................................19
Vista Elks Lodge #1968......................................08
CASINo Games
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Boyd Casino........................................................02
Nugget Casino.....................................................07
Pechanga Casino................................................11
Station Casinos.................................................. 12
Sycuan Casino................................................... 20
Viejas Casino..............................................09
Daylight Saving
Time
Ends
On Sun.,
Nov. 1,
2015
5th Anniversary Celebration
The United Portuguese Hall
Bingo will celebrate their 5th
Anniversary on October 29.
Located at 2818 Avenida De
Portugal in San Diego, the
doors open at 4:00 p.m. The
sales will start at 4:30 p.m.,
and the Early Birds begin at
6:30 p.m. on Thursday nights.
United Portuguese Hall Bingo’s 5th Anniversary Celebration will include a free triangle
erasable highlighter with the
buy-in and the Big Raffle on
October 29.
All regular games pay $250 each.
The free Progressive Jackpot is always at $1,199. There will be three
$500 prizes.
See their ad for directions.
Ask Andrea about the availability
of their beautiful hall for your special occasion.
Rose Parknaven (l) and Dolores
Simanello have each been volunteers
at St. Martin’s Church for 39 years.
September 23, 2015 was Rose’s last
night as Bingo Manager. Dolores is
going to take over for her.
Big Anniversary Special On Halloween
CLOSED
The following game has reported
to the Bingo Bugle that it will be
closed on a specific date in October.
Mission San Luis Rey Bingo’s October 31 Special will start at 10:30
a.m. Their Big Anniversary Special
will include regular games paying
$300, the Early Bird paying $500,
the Strip - Show Me The Money paying $500, the L-5 Progressive (with
a maximum payout of $1,199) and a
Double Action paying $500 Must Go
on October 31. A free progressive, a
free hot dog and chips will be given
with the buy-in on the 31st.
Located at 4070 Mission Avenue
in Oceanside, this paper only game
regularly opens the doors open at
9:00 a.m., the games begin at 11:30
a.m. on Wednesdays. The doors
open at 8:00 a.m., and the games
begin at 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays.
The Early Bird, the Double Action
and the Texas Blackout sell for $1.00
each. All regular games pay $250
guaranteed.
The Double Action pays $500.
The $1,199 Progressive Jackpot
game is given free with the buy-in.
Friday, October 16
San Diego - St. Columba Bingo
Last Chance To Book The Cruise
Lilia is the Powerball winner for
$2,736 and a “Small Picture Frame”
winner for $200 at Most Precious
Blood Church.
♥
♥ St. Maarten
As we get closer to the November
7 departure date, players are running out of time to book passage.
Passengers will depart from Miami
aboard the Carnival Breeze.
This will be the 27th Annual Bingo
Bugle World Championship Bingo
Tournament and Gaming Cruise.
A Slot Tournament, a Poker Tournament and a Blackjack Tournament will also be held aboard the
Carnival Breeze.
For more information, please call
1-888-352-2464 or visit www.bingobugle.com/cruise.
Bigi, Desiree, Jeanne and Melissa
enjoy playing at Most Precious Blood
Church in Chula Vista. Desiree is a
$1,000 Double Slam winner, Jeanne
is a $200 “Layer Cake” winner, and
Melissa is a $500 “Double Bar”
winner.
27TH Annual Bingo Bugle
World Championship Bingo Tournament
& Gaming Cruise To The Caribbean
♥ Antigua
$100,000 In Prizes! ♥ St. Thomas
♥ For Information, Please Call 888-352-2464 Or Visit www.bingobugle.com/cruise
♥
♥ The bahamas
2 - BINGO BUGLE - SAN DIEGO COUNTY EDITION october 2015
United Portuguese Hall
Thursday Bingo
doors open 4:00 p.m.
Sales start 4:30 p.m.
Early Birds 6:30 p.m.
5 th Anniversary
Celebration
— Oct. 29 —
Big Anniversary Night
1 FREE Triangle Erasable
Highlighter With The Buy-in
Big Raffle!
HOT BALL MANIA!
3 $500 Prizes
All Regular Games Each Pay
$250
FREE Progressive Jackpot
Always Pays
$1,199
Ask Andrea About The Availability Of Our Beautiful
Hall For Your Special Occasion.
2818 Avenida De Portugal, San Diego
619-895-6348
I-8 West onto Rosecrans St/CA-209. Rosecrans St
Turn left onto Avenida de Portugal.
2818 AVENIDA DE PORTUGAL (just past Scott St)
— OR —
I-5 to Hawthorn St., Right onto N. Harbor Drive (Just Past Pacific Highway)
Turn Left on Rosecrans St. & Then turn left onto Avenida de Portugal.
2818 AVENIDA DE PORTUGAL (just past Scott St)
Win A New Honda CR-V!
Nine semi-finalists will be chosen at random two weeks prior
to Chargers Blood Drive XXXVII. If the San Diego Blood Bank
cannot reach any of the 9 semi-finalists within a seven day
period, alternates will be chosen.
Entries received after November 10, 2015, will be eligible for
the 10th wild card position. Online entries will be accepted
until November 23 at 4:00 p.m. Manual entries will be accepted
the day of the Chargers Blood Drive from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The drawing will be held at Chargers Blood Drive XXXVII at
the Town & Country Convention Center on November 24 at
approximately 4:00 p.m. The winner will take home a new
Honda CR-V.
l Must be present to win (may not assign a proxy).
l Must be 18 years of age to enter.
l Winner is liable for all tax, license, insurance, registration
and transportation fees, if applicable.
l All prizes are subject to income tax withholding.
l Employees of the San Diego Blood Bank, official Honda rep resentatives and their immediate families are not eligible.
l Amounts contributed for drawing aren’t tax-deductible.
l Entries will be computer documented at the SDBB.
l No purchase or donation necessary to enter drawing.
l No cash prizes will be provided in lieu of designated prize.
Contributions will be utilized in the purchase of a new bloodmobile.
For more information, please call the SDBB at 619-296-6393
ext. 8176.
If you prefer to send in your entry form by mail, you may download it at www.sandiegobloodbank.org.
Donations:
$5 for 1 entry
$25 for 5 entries
$50 for 10 entries
Donated by the
Honda Dealers of
San Diego County
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having one
2 Son-gun link
3 Alien
4 Dark
5 High-protein
Mission San Luis Rey Parish
wednesday & saturday Bingo
Doors Open 9:00 a.m. Games Start 11:30 a.m.
$500 Double Action
All Regular Games
Pay A Guaranteed
$250
Progressive Jackpot
FREE With Buy-in
$1,199
We Play All Paper...No Machines.
Early Bird & Double Action Sell For $1.00 Each.
Doors Open 8:00 a.m.
Games Start 10:30 a.m.
Big Anniversary Special
October 31
+ Regular Games Pay $300
+ Early Bird Pays $500
+ Strip - Show Me The Money
Pays $500
+ L-5 Progressive With Maximum
Pay Out Of $1,199
+ Double Action Pays $500 Must Go
+ FREE Progressive With Buy-in
+ FREE Hot Dog & Chips With Buy-in
4070 Mission Avenue, Oceanside
760-757-3250 OR 760-439-6700
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6 Wood-shaping tool
7 Doctor’s due
8 Maintenance
9 Bar
10 Sea flier
11 Right angles
16 War god
19 Tolerate
20 Military vehicle
21 Taj Mahal city
22 Not merely prompt
23 Arguments in favor
25 Incite
26 Academy Awards
prop
27 Layer
28 Agile
30 Birthright barterer
33 Bruce Wayne’s
butler
34 A long time
Squash For The Holidays
Dear Annie,
My husband, Joe planted several kinds of squash in our garden.
Now I need to learn how to make
some new recipes using squash.
He planted zucchini and yellow
squash. Can you help me please?
Monique from Terra Haute, Indiana
Dear Monique,
Here are three of my favorite
squash recipes. Enjoy. —Annie
Baked Stuffed Zucchini Squash
8 zucchini, 1/2 lb. each or one 4 lb zucchini
1/4 c. margarine
1 small onion, chopped
1 lb. mushrooms, chopped
2 c. soft bread crumbs
8 eggs
4 T. fresh parsley, minced
2 T. fresh basil, chopped
1 c. grated Parmesan cheese
salt and pepper to taste
Scrub zucchini and cut in half
leng t hw ise. Scoop out a nd reserve pulp, leaving shells 1/4 inch
thick. Drop shells into boiling wa-
36 Disinclined
37 Name for a Dalmatian
38 “Forget it”
39 Emanation
40 Gator’s cousin
42 Omega preceder
43 Don’t just sit there
44 Sort
45 Easter purchase
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4 Colorado
Springs org.
8 Incite
12 Sternward
13 Lump
14 Beatle or
apostle
15 Render immobile
17 Do in
18 Met melody
19 Carillon components
20 “Rocky Horror”
heroine
22 Duel tool
24 Early birds?
25 Protective walls
29 Earlier than
30 Goof
31 Pinch
32 Sun-shades
34 State with certainty
35 “__ and the
Tramp”
36 Suspicious
37 Big-time glitch
40 Groovy
41 Serve tea
42 Overly fearful
46 Shrek, for one
47 Highlander
48 Thickness
49 Loathsome sort
50 Pruritus
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ter and boil for 5 minutes. Chop
pulp and sauté in margarine. Add
scallion and mushrooms; sauté
3 minutes longer. Add nuts and
remove from heat. Beat eggs with
parsley, basil, salt and pepper
to taste. Add eg g mi x t ure a nd
fresh bread crumbs to pulp mixture. Spoon into zucchini shells—
which have been dra ined. Top
w it h g rated cheese. Use your
choice of cheese; Pa r mesa n is
only one suggestion. Place into
a baking dish—which has been
greased with margarine. Add 1/2
inch of water and bake, uncovered, in preheated 350F oven for
about 30 minutes. L et stand 5
minutes, then serve.
Squash Pancakes
2
2
small yellow squash
eggs
flour
salt and pepper
baking powder
butter
Cut the squash into quarters
and peel. Scoop out the seeds and
grate down to a mush. Add f lour
to make a soft batter. Add salt
and pepper. When ready to make
pancakes, add a tiny bit of baking powder and two eggs. Heat a
skillet with butter. When the pan
is very hot, drop in 2 tablespoons
for 1 pa nca ke. Tur n over a nd
cook on both sides. Serve hot.
St. pETER CHALDEAN’S TUESDAY Bingo
Doors Open 4:00 p.m.
$5,000+ Given Away Weekly!
10 Games Pay Each
$250
#1 Happy Ball Is At $500
#2 Happy Ball Is At $425
Flashboards Pay $500
Progressive Double Action
As Of Sept. 22, It’s At $300 & 36#’s.
• $150 Consolation If Not Claimed
• 1# Added Each Game Night Not Won
As Of 9/22/15
oct. 06 - FREE Double Action
oct. 13 - FREE Big Chip
oct. 20 - King Or Queen Selected
Unlimited Boxes As Long As They Keep Selling
FREE Progressive
Jackpot Always Pays
Played With All Main Games
oct. 27 - End-Of Month Drawing
$1,199
1627 Jamacha Way, El Cajon
Call Jackie At 619-733-6621
[3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.]
• Count Is At 54#’s As Of 9/22/15
• Starts At 50#’s With 1# Added
Each Game Night Not Won
St. Columba’s Friday Bingo
Doors Open
4:00 p.m.
Packet sales start
4:30 p.m.
Guaranteed Early Bird
$1-Flashboard Game Payout Of
$100
Guaranteed First Friday Of The
Month Early Bird $2-Flashboard
Game Payout Of
$200
All Regular &
Special Games Pay
$250
oct. 30
Halloween
Celebration
Zucchini & Squash Skillet
2 T. olive oil
2 med. zucchini, peeled and sliced
2 med. yellow squash, peeled and sliced
1 c. sliced carrots
1 onion, sliced
1/2lb. sliced mushrooms
1 T. butter
Continued on page 15
Bingo Starts 6:00 p.m.
➥ Large Variety Of Flashboards
➥ 1 Regular Intermission
+ 2 Extra Shorter Intermissions
➥ Dinner Menu With Salad
+ Usual Hot Grill Items & Snacks
Early Bird
6:15 p.m.
Games Start
6:30 p.m.
FREE Jackpot Is Always
$1,199
The Count Is At 51#’s
As Of 9/25/15
c Starts At 50#’s & 1# Is Added Each Game Night Not Won.
c A $50 Consolation Prize Given From 50#’s Through 54#’s.
c A $100 Consolation Prize Begins At 55#’s.
oct. 2, 9, 23 & 30
King & Queen Selected
+ Door Prize Drawings
oct. 16 - CLOSED
— Star Pack Prices —
1 Pack...............................$12
2 Packs.............................$22
3 Packs.............................$27
4 Packs.............................$32
5 Packs.............................$37
Buy 1 Full Pack, Get A FREE
Half Pack For Each New Guest.
1 FREE Half Pack With 1st Full
Pack Purchased If It’s Your
Anniversary Or Birthday
3327 Glencolum Dr., San Diego
❖ 858-277-3863 ❖
October 1 - Good Shepherd Bingo
is located at 8200 Gold Coast Drive
in San Diego. The doors open
at 5:00 p.m. Play starts at 6:45
p.m. on Thursday nights. Regular
games and Early Birds pay $250
each. The weekly payout, including Pull Tabs, is over $7,000. The
FREE Progressive always pays
$1,199. Players will get a $5.00
discount with ID during their birthday week. They have Door Prize
Drawings each game night. Pull
Tabs and a snack bar are available.
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October 1 - Japanese-American
Cultural Center is located at 150
Cedar Road in Vista. The doors
open at 3:00 p.m., the Early Birds
begin at 6:00 p.m., and the games
start at 6:15 p.m. Ten regular
games pay $250 each. Four Progressive games include Hot Balls,
Bonus Ball and Double Actions.
The Progressive Speedy Blackout
is at 52 numbers as of September
24. When you bring a new player,
you will get $2.00 OFF your buy-in.
Dinners, desserts and drinks are
available, and the coffee is FREE.
See their ad for pack prices.
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October 1 - Pechanga Resort and
Casino is located at 45000 Pechanga Parkway in Temecula. They play
bingo seven days a week. Sales
start at 9:00 a.m., and the session
begins at 10:00 a.m. on Monday
- Sunday for the Mini-Morning
Matinee. Sales start at 11:30 a.m.,
and the Early Birds begin at 1:00
p.m., Monday - Saturday, for the
Matinee. Sales start at 4:30 p.m.,
and the Early Birds begin at 6:30
p.m., Monday - Saturday, for the
Evening session. The sales start
at 10:00 p.m., and the games begin
at 11:00 p.m. on Saturdays for the
Night Owls. The sales start at 11:30
a.m., and the Star-T Ups begin at
1:00 p.m. on Sundays for the Mega
Matinee. On the first Sunday of
every month at 11:00 a.m., the
Champagne Brunch will include a
$7.95 Carving Station. There will
be drink specials every Sunday.
Taco Tuesday will include $1.95
street tacos, drink specials after
4:30 p.m. and buy-ins starting at
$6.00 with your Club membership.
The New Year’s Eve presales will
start on October 1. Guests with
an October birthday will receive a
FREE paper buy-in (a $25 value) or
a $25 credit towards the purchase
of an Electronic PHD during the
Bingo Birthday Party session on
October 9 and 23 at 6:30 p.m. You
must present your Club card and
valid ID. Their Halloween Costume
Party will include spooky treats
and a Costume Contest during
all sessions on October 31. The
Cosmik Bingo Halloween Costume
Party will include the doors opening at 10:00 p.m., bingo at 11:00
p.m., music, dancing, a full bar
and games on October 31. Players
are encouraged to dress in theme.
The buy-ins will be $15 for paper
and $25 & $45 for electronic. Their
$70,000 Winter Bingo Jackpot
Frenzy will be held on November
1 when $70,000 in cash will be
added to the current Jackpot prize
COMING
EVENTS
amounts. Each Monday following
November 1, the posted Jackpot
ball will increase by one number
until each Jackpot is paid. Club
membership is required for all
promotions in the bingo hall. For
more information, please visit www.
pechanga.com or call 855-WEBINGO. You must be 21 or older
to enter the bingo hall when bingo
is in play.
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October 1 - Sycuan Resort and
Casino hosts bingo daily. The
bingo times are: Matinee I at 9:30
a.m., Matinee II at 11:45 a.m. and
a Matinee III at 2:00 p.m. The
Evening session starts at 6:15 p.m.
They are located at 5469 Casino
Way in El Cajon. Whatever you
spin, your entire table will win
during all sessions every Monday
in October. You must have a bingo
buy-in and a Sycuan Players card.
When you purchase the presale
buy-in for their 32nd Anniversary,
you will receive a hoodie, a voucher
for a Matinee III $3,200 Session
Drawing and a voucher for the Car
Drawing. October 10 will be $25
Night. The regular games will pay
$1,000, and the minimum buy-in
will be $5.00 (paper/electronic) on
October 3, 17, 24 and 31. Bingo
on any regular game in your costume, and you’ll win extra cash
during all sessions on October 31,
Halloween. Matinee winners will
receive $200, and Evening session
winners will receive $500. There
will be a Halloween Spooktacular
Dauber Giveaway (while supplies
last) on the 31st. You must have
a bingo buy-in to receive a FREE
dauber. Starting at 11:00 p.m.
every Saturday night, Kozmik BinGLO has club music, lasers, black
lights and a crazy crew. Glow in
the dark attire is recommended.
Trick Or Treat Kozmik BinGLO
Style will be held on October 31.
Wear your best costume (no masks
or weapons), and you’ll win an
extra $200 when you bingo on the
31st. The presales will begin on November 1 for their New Year’s Eve
Celebration. You could start 2016
with a new car. Please visit www.
sycuan.com for more information.
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October 1 - United Portuguese
Hall Bingo plays on Thursday
nights at 2818 Avenida De Portugal
in San Diego. The doors open at
4:00 p.m., and the Early Birds begin
at 6:30 p.m. All regular games pay
$250 each. The FREE Progressive
Jackpot is always at $1,199. There
will be three $500 prizes. Their
5th Anniversary Celebration will
include one FREE triangle erasable
highlighter for each player present
with the buy-in and the Big Raffle
on October 29. A snack bar is provided. The popcorn is FREE. See
their ad for directions. Ask Andrea
about the availability of the hall for
your special occasion.
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October 1 - Viejas Casino is located at 5000 Willows Road. Matinee
I begins at 11:00 a.m., Matinee II
begins at 2:00 p.m., and the Evening session starts at 7:30 p.m.
Monday through Sunday. Hot Seat
winners will receive an additional
preloaded, handheld unit during all
sessions on Mondays and Fridays
in October. If you buy one electronic pack, you’ll get the second
one at half OFF during all sessions
every Tuesday, plus all seniors will
receive a FREE 6-On-1 with no
Stars. Guests, with valid military
ID, will receive a FREE 6-On with
the buy-in during all sessions on
Sundays. Ten guests will be chosen to win their share of $1,200
during Matinee II on Thursdays.
Dress in a Halloween costume to
be entered into the contest to win a
Diamond pack during all sessions
every Friday. On October 11 and
18, thirteen lucky players will be
selected for a chance to win their
share of $5,000. You’ll earn entries
for the drawings by purchasing
Frankenstein’s Fortune Bonus
packs beginning on October 1.
Five lucky players will be selected
in the drawing on October 19 for a
chance to win $10,000. Frankenstein’s Fortune will be played every
Evening session after October 19.
If the $10,000 prize is won before
October 27, the game will reseed
with another $10,000 Grand Prize.
You will earn entries by purchasing Frankenstein’s Fortune Bonus
packs, October 1 - 19. For more
information, please visit www.viejas.com.
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October 1, 2, 3 & 5 - MITE, Inc.
Bingo is located at 1365 N. Johnson, Suite 110 in El Cajon. They
play on Monday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights with games
starting at 6:00 p.m. The Early
Bird Double Action Warm-ups sell
for $2.00 and pay $200 with a $50
consolation prize. The FREE (with
the buy-in) Progressive Jackpot is
always at $1,199. A consolation
prize (one night of FREE bingo) will
be given if the Jackpot is not won.
The count starts at 50 numbers.
The $500 Flashboards are sold all
night long each game night. Over
$20,000 is given away each week.
The End-Of-Month Drawings will
be held on October 26, 29, 30
and 31 when three players will be
selected to spin the Wheel. If you
wear a costume, you’ll receive a
special gift, and a Special Door Prize
Drawing will be held on October
31, Halloween.
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October 2 - All regular and Special games pay $250 each at St.
Columba Bingo. The Early Bird
$1-Flashboard game pays a guaranteed $100. The First Friday Of The
Month Early Bird $2-Flashboard
game pays a guaranteed $200. The
doors open at 4:00 p.m., and the
packet sales begin at 4:30 p.m. on
Friday nights at 3327 Glencolum
Drive in San Diego. The Early
Bird is played at 6:15 p.m., and
the games start at 6:30 p.m. The
$1,199 Jackpot is FREE with the
buy-in each game night. The count
is at 51 numbers as of September
25. It starts at 50 numbers. One
number is added each game night
that it is not won. There will be a
$50 consolation prize given from 50
numbers to 54 numbers. There will
be a $100 consolation prize when
the count reaches 55 numbers. A
King and Queen will be selected,
and Door Prize Drawings will be
held on October 2, 9, 23 and 30.
They will be CLOSED on October
16. Their Halloween Celebration
will be held on October 30. For
each new player that you bring,
you will receive a FREE Half pack
with the purchase of one Full pack.
Players, celebrating an anniversary
or a birthday, will receive a FREE
Half pack with the purchase of the
first Full pack. They have a large
variety of Flashboards. A dinner
menu, with salad and the usual
hot grill items and snacks, is available. Refer to their ad for pack price
information.
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October 3 & 5 - First Samoan
Congregational Christian Church
plays bingo on Monday nights and
Saturday afternoons. Double Action
starts at 6:30 p.m. and 12:45 p.m.,
respectively. They are located at
1345 South 45th Street in San Diego. Two $1,199 Progressive games
are FREE with the buy-in. The #1
Progressive game is at 55 numbers
as of September 26. The #2 Progressive game is at 49 numbers as
of September 26. One number is
added on Saturdays if the Jackpot
is not previously won. The Double
Action is at 39 numbers and $300
($100 consolation) as of September
26. A FREE lunch will be given with
the buy-in to the first 100 players
on October 12, Columbus Day. A
FREE dauber will be given to each
player present with the buy-in, and
a total of $500 will be given away
for their End-Of-Month Door Prize
Drawings on October 31 during
their Halloween Celebration. All
October attendees are eligible, and
the winner must be present on the
31st.
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October 3 & 6 - Poway Senior
Center plays bingo at 13094 Civic
Center Drive in Poway. The EXTRA session starts at 12:15 p.m.
on Tuesdays and at 5:30 p.m. on
Saturdays. Twelve Saturday games
pay $250 each. The FREE Progressive games always pay $1,199. The
count starts at 48 numbers with one
number added each week that they
are not won. The Texas Blackout
Progressive game pays $500. The
count starts at 48 numbers with one
number added each week that it is
not won. The game will continue
for a $200 consolation prize if it is
not won. A Flashboard Drawing
will be held on October 13 and 17.
Witch/Warlock For A Day will be on
October 27 and 31. All players,
who are 18 or older, are welcome.
For more information, please visit
www.powayseniorcenter.org.
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October 3 & 7 - Mission San
Luis Rey Bingo is located at 4070
Mission Avenue in Oceanside.
The doors open at 9:00 a.m., and
the games begin at 11:30 a.m. on
Wednesdays. The doors open at 8:00
a.m., and the games begin at 10:30
a.m. on Saturdays. The Early Bird
and the Double Action sell for $1.00
each. All regular games pay $250
guaranteed. The Double Action
pays $500. The $1,199 Progressive
Jackpot game is given FREE with
the buy-in. Their Big Anniversary
Special will include regular games
paying $300, the Early Bird paying $500, the Strip - Show Me The
Money paying $500, the L-5 ProContinued on page 5
Are You A Winner?
The Bingo Bugle Contest awards a
variety of prizes each month. Players
need only fill in their name, address,
phone number and favorite game
on the blank coupon on this page.
Coupons are to be deposited at the
players’ favorite bingo games. Bingo
Managers are then asked to send
the coupons to our new address:
Bingo Bugle-San Diego County
P. O. Box 210277
Chula Vista, CA 91921-0277
The Bingo Bugle $100 Contest winner for September is Maria Antonia
Robinson. Her name was hidden on
page 7. She did not list her favorite
game.
How could you be a winner? Just
complete the coupon on this page,
and turn it in at your favorite game.
Only one entry per name, per game,
per month will be accepted.
Players must find their name hidden somewhere in the paper and
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October 4 - North County Alano
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Avenue in Oceanside. The doors
open at 2:00 p.m., and the Early
Birds begin at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday
afternoons. They have Flashboards.
They play three Progressive games.
Two Blackout games pay $400 each.
A snack bar is provided. See their
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Any coupons not received by the
15th of each month will be held for
the next month’s contest.
October 4 - Oceanside Elks Lodge
#1561 is located at 444 Country
Club Lane in Oceanside. The doors
open at 9:00 a.m., and the games
begin at 12:30 p.m. on Sundays.
They play twelve regular games,
two Specials and Flashboards. The
FREE Progressive game always pays
$1,199. All players are eligible for
the End-Of-Month Door Prize Drawing. A Bonus Player is selected each
game night. They have Hot Balls
and Pull Tabs. If you bring a new
player, you’ll receive one FREE Early
Bird. This is a paper only game.
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October 5 - Vista Elks Lodge
#1968 is located at 1947 East Vista
Way in Vista. The doors open at 4:00
p.m. The games start at 6:15 p.m.
on Mondays. They have three Progressive games. They will be OPEN
on October 12, Columbus Day. A
Halloween Costume Contest and
Special End-Of -Month Door Prize
Drawings will be held on October
26. All players are eligible for the
End-Of-Month Door Prize Drawing.
Two Bonus Players will be selected
each game night. They have Hot
Balls and Pull Tabs. This is a paper
only game.
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October 6 - St. Mary Magdalene
plays bingo on Tuesday nights at
1905 Illion Street in San Diego.
The doors open at 4:00 p.m. Early
Birds start at 6:30 p.m. The Lucky
Star Special Bingo package or the
regular Bingo package are available.
Fourteen games, including the Bonanza, pay $250 each. The Daub
Flashboards pay up to $500. Each
bag of Daubs sold pays out $100.
Four bags sold equals a $400 payout. The FREE Progressive Blackout
game is always at $1,199. It is at
54 numbers as of September 22. If
you bring any combination of three
of the following: boxed cereal, mac
& cheese and peanut butter for the
Ecumenical C.C.S.A., you’ll receive
one FREE Half pack with the buy-in
on October 20. A FREE dauber will
be given to each player present with
the buy-in on October 27 for their
Halloween Celebration. The pasta
dinner will cost $1.00 on October
27. A wide variety of Flashboards
are available. See their ad for a
menu and a map.
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October 6 - St. Peter Chaldean
plays on Tuesday nights at 1627
Jamacha Way in El Cajon. The doors
open at 4:00 p.m. Bingo start at
6:00 p.m. Over $5,000 is given away
weekly. The Flashboards pay $500.
Boxes will be opened as long as the
Flashboards are still selling. The
FREE Progressive Jackpot always
Continued on page 6
St. Martin’s
Wednesday Night Bingo
3 Early Birds 6:00 p.m.
Over
Reg. Bingo 6:30 p.m.
$4,000 Paid Out Weekly…All Regular Games Pay $250
FREE With Buy-in:
Always $1,199
$1,199
Jackpot
At 60#ʼs As Of 9/30/15
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
Pumpkin
Jar
Pumpkin
Jar
Pumpkin
Jar Must Go
✶ 1 Game Pack............... $12
✶ 2 Game Packs............. $22
✶ 3 Game Packs............. $30
✶ 100% Smoke FREE
✶ Security Patrolled Parking
✶ Bonanzas & Breakopens
Oct. 28
End-Of-Month
Drawing
From Oct. 2015 Receipts
✶ Great Snack Bar
✶ Helpful Verifiers
✶ Improved Sound System
7710 El Cajon Blvd. In La Mesa ✶ 619-461-1081
$100 Weekly
Door Prizes
(Located 2 Blocks West Of Baltimore Drive At La Mesa Blvd.)
North County Alano Club
Sunday Bingo
Bingo Buy-in Options:
✴ $17 Buy-in Includes:
1 Pack, 1 Set Of Specials & 1 Speedy
$26 Buy-in Includes:
2 Packs, 2 Sets Of Specials & 1 Speedy
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✴ $47 Buy-in Includes:
Early Birds 4:30 p.m.
We Play 3
Progressives!
2 Blackouts Each Pay
$400
• Flashboards
• Snack Bar
• VISA® and MasterCard® accepted
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Take Driveway Just East Of
Mission San Luis Rey Bingo
Mobile Home
Park
North County
Alano Club
Mission Ave.
76
4198 Mission Avenue, Oceanside ✴ 760-757-1166 ✴
Mite, inc. bingo
Mon., Thurs., Fri., & Sat.
Over
Games Start 6:00 p.m.
$20,000 Given Away Weekly
Early Bird Double Action Warm-ups
Sell For $2.00 & Pay $200 With A $50 Consolation Prize.
oct. 26, 29, 30 & 31
End-Of-Month Drawings: 3 Players Selected To Spin The Wheel
sat., Oct. 31
Join Our Halloween Party!
• Wear A Costume & Receive A Special Gift
• Special Door Prizes
$500 Flashboards
Sold Each Game
Night All Night Long
FREE Progressive Jackpot Is Always At
$1,199
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October 7 - Encinitas Elks Lodge
#2243 is located at 1393 Windsor
Road in Cardiff. The doors open
at 4:00 p.m., and the Flashboard
sales start at 5:00 p.m. Raffles
are held on Wednesday nights. The
$1 Bonus Ball is optional with the
buy-in. The Double Action and a
FREE Progressive game are played.
Flashboards are available. See their
ad for a map.
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Academy Rd.
pays $1,199. It is at 54 numbers as
of September 22. The Progressive
Double Action is at $300 and 36
numbers as of September 22. There
is a $150 consolation if the prize is
not claimed. One number will be
added each game night that it is not
won. Ten regular games pay $250
each. The #1 Happy Ball is at $500
as of September 22. The #2 Happy
Ball is at $425 as of September
22. A FREE Double Action will be
given to each player present with
the buy-in on October 6. A FREE
Big Chip will be given to each player
present with the buy-in on October
13. A King OR Queen (played with
all main games) will be selected on
October 20. The End-Of-Month
Drawing will be held on October 27.
[ Progressive Jackpot With Buy-in Every Game Night.
[ A Consolation Prize (One Night Of FREE Bingo)
Will Be Given If The Jackpot Is Not Won.
[ Progressive Jackpot Always Starts At 50 Numbers.
1365 N. Johnson, Ste. #110, El Cajon ✭ 619-440-5768
October 7 - Most Precious Blood
Church plays bingo on Wednesday
nights at 1245 Fourth Avenue in
Chula Vista. The doors open at
3:30 p.m. The games begin at 6:00
p.m. The FREE Progressive always
pays $1,199. It is at 61 numbers
as of October 7. The Powerball is
at $3,000 as of October 7 if it is
not won sooner. All games pay
$250. The bingo hall is equipped
with Wi-Fi.
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October 7 - St. Martin’s Bingo
plays on Wednesday nights at 7710
El Cajon Boulevard in La Mesa.
Doors open at 3:30 p.m. Three
Early Birds start at 6:00 p.m. Over
$4,000 is paid out weekly. All regular games pay $250. The $1,199
Jackpot game is FREE with buy-in.
Each game night in October, $100 in
Door Prizes will be given away. The
Pumpkin Jar will be on October 7
and 14. The Pumpkin Jar must go
on October 21. The End-Of Month
Drawing will be held on October 28
from October receipts. The winner
must be present on the 28th. They
have Bonanzas and Breakopens. A
snack bar and security patrolled
parking are provided. See their ad
for pack prices.
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October 17, 18, 19 & 20 - Buy
now and save for Station Casinos’
$600,000 Big Bingo Weekend V.
Each day, $50,000 will be paid out
on October 17 and 18. The buy-in
is $99 ($10 for extra 6-On packs).
The $2,500 Warm-up session will
begin at 10:00 a.m. The non-linked
session will start at 11:00 a.m. The
linked Big Money Game will begin
at 1:00 p.m. (Boulder Station, Santa Fe Station and Texas Station).
Each day, $250,000 will be paid out
on October 19 and 20. The buy-in
is $199 ($20 for extra 6-On packs).
The $5,000 Warm-up session will
begin at 10:00 a.m. The non-linked
session will start at 11:00 a.m. The
linked Big Money Game will begin
at 1:00 p.m. (Red Rock, Green
Valley Ranch, Sunset Station and
Palace Station). For both events,
the buy-in is $250. You must be 21
#1 $100 Winner - Bob Wentworth of
San Diego, United Portuguese Hall
years of age or older. Please visit
www.stationcasinosbingo.com or
call 866-961-3361 to reserve you
spot today.
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November 14 & 15 - The $50,000
Bingo Blitz will be held on November 14 at Nugget Reno. The doors
will open at 9:30 a.m. Entry tickets are $50 for two packs. EXTRA
packs cost $15 each. This event
will be played on paper only. See
their ad for a complete schedule of
games and prizes. There will even
be a $15,000 Super Sunday Bingo
on November 15. All prizes are
subject to 800 players. There are
special room rates for bingo players
(subject to availability). For more
information, please call 800-8432427, and ask for Bingo.
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November 30 & December 1
- Boyd Gaming will hold their
Power Bingo on November 30 and
December 1 in the Gold Coast,
Suncoast and Sam’s Town bingo
rooms in Las Vegas. The bingo
entry fee is $345 which will include
one 9-On pack, four buffets and
FREE daubers. Power Bingo will
have $500,000 in cash prizes, plus
additional prizes up to $25,000. If
you purchase a room for November
29 for $39.99 (plus tax & resort
fee), you will get November 30
and December 1 FREE (based on
single or double occupancy...room
costs do not include your entry fee).
This event is reserved seating only.
To reserve your seat or room package, please call one of the following:
Gold Coast at 1-800-331-5334 or
702-367-7111 ext. 8863, Suncoast
at 1-877-636-7111 or 702-6367111 ext. 5611 or Sam’s Town at
1-877-489-4889 or 702-456-7777
ext. 8377. For more information,
please visit w w w.BoydGaming.
com/PowerBingo.
Restaurant Sets
Q: I have a four-piece set of
Hardee’s first series of California
Raisins: Ben Indasun, Justin X.
Grape, Sax Player and Tiny Goodbite. How much are they worth?
—Ben, Denton, Texas
A: The California Raisins figurines, which were given away
as premiums by Ha rdee’s, pop
up more often on the East Coast
and in the South, since that is
where most of the restaurants in
the chain were located. I checked
several price guides and believe
the four California Raisins figurines you have are worth about
$5 each. Incidentally, Hardee’s issued a second series and eventually a third and final series.
Q: I have several Hummel’s in
the Christmas Bell series. How
can I determine values? —Beth,
Hammond, La.
A: Accordi ng to The Of f icia l
M.J. Hummel Price Guide by Heidi Ann Von Recklinghausen and
published by Krause Books, the
Christmas Bell series was introduced in 1989. From that f irst
issue through 2000, this guide
claims the bells are worth about
$30 each.
Write to Larry Cox in care of KFWS,
P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 328536475, or send e-mail to [email protected]. Mr. Cox cannot personally answer all reader questions,
nor do appraisals. © King Features
october 2015 BINGO BUGLE - SAN DIEGO COUNTY EDITION - 7
St. Martin’s
Church
Bingo
Lina Faber split the $1,199 Consolation prize for one FREE 6-On
pack at St. Martin’s Church.
To Stir Or Not To Stir?
I got the most interesting e-mail
the other day (to bobonbingo @
earthlink.net). It really started
me thinking. Mike H, who lives
i n sout her n India na, w rote to
ask me about whet her or not
small town Bingo halls do a good
enough job of making sure that
play is completely random. Here
is what he wrote:
“Bob, I have a question that I
wish you would explore. I often
play Bingo at a hotel that has a
once-a-week Bingo session. The
pr i zes a ren’t ver y big for most
of the games. Only the blackout
game, the f inal game, is really
worth it. The winner gets a certificate good for $50 in food at the
hotel’s restaurant. I don’t mean
that the final session is the only
one that’s any fun. Even the earlier games, for which the prizes are
often as ‘cheap’ as a hat with the
hotel’s logo, ARE still fun.
“I remember you a lways saying that a person plays Bingo for
the fun and not for the prizes.
A ny way, here is the point. The
At 97 years young, Maria Luisa St.
Tomas is a two time winner at Martin’s Church. She is a $150 bingo
winner and a $100 winner from a
split win on the Lucky 7.
Mely Maray is a two time winner
at St. Martin’s Church in La Mesa
on Wednesday night.
hall is so small that the caller
uses a globe-shaped wire cage
w ith a handle for turning it to
pick the numbers. I am sure most
people have seen one of these.
You turn the cage one-way and
the balls get mixed. Turn it the
other way and a ball falls out and
goes down a ramp into the caller’s
hand. One of the callers cranks
the dr um of numbered balls at
a ver y high speed to mix them.
I noticed that the balls seemed
not to mix, but—because of the
centrifugal force of the turning—
seemed to stay i n a pack, not
mixing.
“I wonder what you think. Is
it possible to NOT mix the balls
when trying to do so? Mike.”
Well, Mike, you have certainly
opened up a new area of discussion. To check this out I went to
a similar Bingo hall to watch the
ca ller as he cra nked the cage.
And, sure enough, I noticed the
same thing. If the cage is cranked
beyond a certain speed, the balls
appear to be stuck to the inside
walls of the cage and don’t mix
well. In large halls, the ones that
have more expensive automatic equipment, a blower or stirring arm usually keeps mixing
the balls to keep the game totally
random.
Maybe there is a lesson here.
If you are a caller at a small hall
where you use a crank-able cage,
spend a few minutes obser ving
your cage. See if there is an optimum speed at which it appears
that the mixing works the best.
You might be surprised at the results of the experiment.
Next time a round: Oh, those
funny patterns.
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Oceanside Elks
Lodge #1561
SUNday Bingo
FREE Progressive Game Always Pays
$1,199
We Play
10 Reg. Games
Flashboards
+ 2 Specials
MoNday Bingo
october 12
OPEN - Columbus Day
october 26
Halloween Costume Contest +
Special End-Of-Month
Door Prize Drawings
We Have 3 Progressive Games!
• Play Paper Only • Packs (All 6-On) Sell For $10 Each
• Hot Balls
• Food Available Thru 15 Min. Break
• Pull Tabs
• Bonus Player Selected Nightly
• All Players Eligible For End-Of-Month Drawing
• Bring A New Player, And You’ll Get A FREE Early Bird.
444 Country Club Lane, OC 92054 • (760) 433-1561
First Samoan Congregational
Christian Church
Saturday Bingo
Double Action 12:45 p.m.
Double Action 6:30 p.m.
Monday Bingo
2 FREE $1,199 Progressive
Games As Of 9/26/15
55#’s & 49#’s
The FREE Progressive
Starts At 48#’s.
1# Is Added Every
Saturday If The Jackpot
Is Not Previously Won.
Double Action: 39#’s & $300
As Of 9/26/15
Vista Elks
Lodge #1968
l
$100 Consolation
— mon., oct. 12 —
• Play Paper Only • Packs (All 6-On) Sell For $10 Each
• Hot Balls
• 2 Bonus Players Selected Nightly
• Pull Tabs
• Snack Bar Available
• All Players Eligible For End-Of-Month Drawing
1947 East Vista Way, Vista, CA 92084
✦ (760) 724-1968 ✦
Halloween Celebration
One FREE Dauber With Buy-in &
E-O-M Door Prize Drawings Totaling $500
(All Oct. Attendees Eligible. Must Be Present On The 31st To Claim Prize)
1345 S. 45th St., S. D. ✦ 619-262-2707
wednesday Bingo
FREE Progressive Always Pays
$1,199
The Bingo Hall
Has FREE Wi-Fi.
Count Is At 61#’s
As Of 10/7/15
(If Not Won Sooner)
All Games Pay
$250
®
Powerball Is At
$3,000
As Of 10/7/15 (If Not Won Sooner)
Bingo Buddies, Cecilia Cristobal (l)
and Ida Valdez play at Most Precious
Blood in Chula Vista. Cecilia is a
1245 Fourth Avenue, Chula Vista
✰ (619) 422-2100 ✰
San Diego County Classified Ads
For Sale: Washer, nearly new, extra
large load, Kenmore brand, $350.
Please call 619-267-2538.
❖❖❖
For Sale: Wood coffee table, $20.
Sandwich grill, 10. Please call 619267-2538.
❖❖❖
For Sale: Sandwich grill, 10. Ty toys,
$1.00 each. DVDs, $1.50 each. Fiesta
serving dishes, $15. Please call Sue
619-295-5203.
Free classified ads (non-business)
Individuals (non-business) Aug. place up to five
(5) FREE classified ads per issue not exceeding 20
words each. Ads over 20 words are charged at a
rate of 25¢ per word for each word over 20. All ads
must be typed or printed on 3” x 5” file cards and
mailed (no phone orders!) to the Bingo Bugle. Payment must accompany order for ads over 20 words.
FREE classifieds run for one (1) issue only. The sale
of personal crafts and the provision of services is
considered commercial advertising.
Commercial Classifieds
Businesses, including all types of services and
profit seeking enterprises, are welcome to place
classified ads. For standard classifieds, the cost
is $10.00 for up to 20 words and 25¢ for each
additional word. Ads must be typed or printed on
Ursula Witzel is a $50 Consolation prize winner at Most Precious
Blood Church in Chula Vista on
Wednesday night.
Most Precious
Blood Church
A FREE Lunch To The First 100 With Buy-in
— sat., oct. 31 —
Most
Precious
Blood
Church
Bingo
Prepaid Boxed Classified Ads
Boxed Classified ads are 2” high by
2 5/16” wide. All Boxed Classified
ads must be prepaid by the 15th of
the month preceeding publication.
1month......... $90
3months....... $65 each month
No limit on the number of words
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The Look Of A President
As a child I wasn’t fond of any
teacher I ever had, but I can still
hear my parents saying. “Whether you like the teacher or not you
have to be respect f ul because
of who she is…a teacher, and a
nun.” Oh, I was always respectful, but for a different reason. She
had that yardstick. I also figured
God wouldn’t like it if I was not
respect f ul to that nun. Then I
learned that I was expected to
be respectful to a whole parcel
of folks because of the “off ice”
they held in my life. Besides my
parents and teachers, there were
pol ice of f icers, t he P resident,
grownups, the people next door,
my grandparents, baby sitters,
big kids and bullies, the Easter
bunny a nd Sa nta a nd most of
all God. Eventually I deleted the
Easter bunny and Santa from the
line-up.
As I grew older and became a
voter, I found there was one person who got a huge dose of disrespect even though he held the
highest office in the land and that
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was the president of the United
States. This seemed strange to
me at first, till I realized that we
have never had a president who
left us in tears on his last day
in office. Yet looking back, there
has always been someone who,
further on down the line, recalled
something special about each of
them, which leads me to believe
that the griping is all part of the
game called politics. It gets pretty
exciting when it comes close to
time to choose the person who
is next that is eager to serve and
then be condemned for every good
thing he tried to do in office.
We discussed this at Bingo last
night and we all agree that there
are two questions one should ask
himself/herself before throwing
that hat into the ring. Do I look
presidential? A red baseball cap
and bill atop a $5,000 suit does
not look presidential to me. Neither does a see-through evening
gow n, even i f t he v iew is only
from behind.
Question number two is a little more complicated. Is my last
name easy to make embarrassing jokes about? For example, the
name Bieber translates to pimples, acne and inexperience, the
name Kardashian causes a slight
nauseating sensation in the pit of
the stomach, the name Jenner indicates an aura of indecisiveness.
Lewinski is not a good name for a
president.
After discerning these two questions and you still want the job,
you are a target for every comedia n. Just remember t hat t he
name-calling isn’t personal. It’s
just part of the game. That’s why
all Presidents secretly play Bingo.
It gets them over the tough spots.
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Coin Laundry
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Cristinaʼs Beauty Salon
CVS Pharmacy
Daphneʼs Laundromat
Days Inn
El Nopal
Ernieʼs Liquor (rack)
Harbor View Motel
J Street Liquor
Jack Donuts Laundry Tub
Lucyʼs Market
Mercado International Market
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Seafood City
South Bay Liquor
Sunny Market
T & T Liquor
Travelodge
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Genie Car Wash
Go-Goʼs Liquor
Grinder Sand Restaurant
Haʼ Penny
IHOP
Jamacha Liquor & Deli
Launderland
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Magnolia Market
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Mega Spin
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Party Time Liquor
Perryʼs Café
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Best Western Inn
Chalet Liquor & Deli
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El Torro Market
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Bobar Liquor
C.H. Donuts
Capri Lodge
Frankʼs Liquor
Laundry Land
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Star Motel
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354 W. El Norte Parkway
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440 West Felicita Avenue
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250 W. El Norte Parkway
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399 Heald LaneFallbrook
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1542 1/2 Palm AvenueImperial Beach
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Mannyʼs Liquor
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Marvelous Cleaners
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The Donut Shop
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Family House of Pancakes
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Oceanside Senior Center Quality Inn & Suites
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Hall Of Justice
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California Chile Campus Coin Laundry Circle Market
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Highlander Laundry
Philly Frankʼs Cheesteaks
San Marcos Senior Center
Supreme Donuts Ranch House Restaurant
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79 Super Market
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San Diego
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San Diego
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A year after we lost Eric Shinseki, probably the best Department of Veterans Affairs secretary
we’ve ever had, what’s been accomplished at the VA?
Answers: Not much.
House Speaker John Boehner
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the VA. He said, for example, that
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conceded that some retired with
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the number of people dumped is
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Compare and contrast that to
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consumer products compa ny
Procter & Gamble. He says that
over 900 employees have been
fired, 60 specifically in relation to
the wait list scandal. Real numbers were more like 75 people investigated and eight fired. He later claimed he misspoke.
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starting up the new Choice program and hiring more medical
staff.
McDonald said that wait times
were down by 18 percent.
The reality: The number of veterans waiting more than 90 days
for an appointment at VA clinics
has doubled.
Sad to say, t he new VA secreta r y has some problems. It
doesn’t help that he told a homeless veteran that he had been in
“special forces.” McDonald and VA
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later and say that, no, McDonald
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it is illegal to deface paper money,
but it’s perfectly legal to burn it.
…Gene Cernan was the 12th—and
last—human to walk on the moon,
in December 1972. While he was
there, he scratched his daughter’s
initials onto the lunar surface.
Those initials, “TDC,” are likely to
remain there for tens of thousands
of years.
…According to the folklore of
Wales, fairies prefer traveling on
the backs of corgis to any other
mode of transport.
…You may be surprised to learn
that most Greek and Roman statuary and architecture weren’t
originally the pristine white we see
today. Archaeologists have found
evidence that these structures
and sculptures were
brightly painted in ancient times;
the paint has just worn off in the
intervening centuries.
…Most muppeteers are righthanded and use their dominant
hand to operate their puppets’
heads; therefore, most muppets
are left-handed.
…If you have kids between the
ages of 9 and 11, you might be interested to learn that nearly half
of respondents in a survey believe
that is the appropriate age for
kids to begin helping vacuum the
house.
…The White House’s first display
of fireworks to celebrate Independence Day occurred in 1797 and
was hosted by President John
Adams.
© King Features
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Astrology
october 2015
ARIES
Mar. 21 to Apr. 20
Lucky No. 46 - Magic No. 53
1st thru 6th - All falls into place the 6th$$
7th thru 12th - A hit here and there.
13th thru 18th - Scope it out the 16th$$
19th thru 24th - None the wiser 21st!
25th thru 31st - Road to riches 29th!
TAURUS
Apr. 21 to May 21
1st thru 6th - Aqua brings $$ 4th!
7th thru 12th - Common sense wins 8th!
13th thru 18th - Take your time 19th$$
19th thru 24th - Wishes come true 23rd*$*
25th thru 31st - You make the call the 27th.
GEMINI
May 22 to June 21
1st thru 6th - A fitting win the 6th!
7th thru 12th - Slick and sure 11th/12th$$
13th thru 18th - Hang in there.
19th thru 24th - It’s on you the 21st$$
25th thru 31st - Doing well the 25th!$!
CANCER
June 22 to July 22
EAST COUNTY
1st thru 6th - Endless possibilities the 4th$
7th thru 12th - Luck is in your corner 9th!
13th thru 18th - GREEN wins 13th-14th$$
19th thru 24th - An unusual move the 23rd$
25th thru 31st - Right on the money 27th$$
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LEO
July 23 to Aug. 23
1st thru 6th - Good to wait until the 6th!
7th thru 12th - Friends know best the 11th$
13th thru 18th - ORANGE luck 16th$
19th thru 24th - Sluggish until the 22nd.
25th thru 31st - RED is hot the 25th$$
VIRGO
Aug. 24 to Sept. 23
1st thru 6th - BLUE brings $$ the 4th$
7th thru 12th - Bring it home the 9th$
13th thru 18th - YELLOW shines the 14th!
19th thru 24th - Paper’s worth it the 19th!
25th thru 31st - Get busy 27th and 31st$$
LIBRA
Sept. 24 to Oct. 23
1st thru 6th - PURPLE surprises 2nd$
7th thru 12th - Hard to keep up 6th-7th!$!
13th thru 18th - Decent chance the 16th$
19th thru 24th - You can do it the 21st!
25th thru 31st - Double trouble 25th/29th$$
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Between October 13 to 18,
please report any changes or
information on special events
for the November issue of the
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1st thru 6th - So easy it’s yours the 4th$
7th thru 12th - Rolling in the dough the 9th
13th thru 18th - All about paper the 18th$!
19th thru 24th - Good times 23rd-24th$$
25th thru 31st - You’re back the 31st!
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1st thru 6th - In your pocket the 6th$
7th thru 12th - Winnings to share the 11th!
13th thru 18th - Possibilities the 17th.
19th thru 24th - Got what it takes, 21st!$!
25th thru 31st - Gung-ho to win 25th-26th!
CAPRICORN
Dec. 22 to Jan. 20
1st thru 6th - Cool but clever the 4th$$
7th thru 12th - You’ve got it the 9th!
13th thru 18th - GREEN like cash the 14th$!
19th thru 24th - You magnetize $$ 23rd!
25th thru 31st - Familiarity breeds $$ 27th!
AQUARIUS
Jan. 21 to Feb. 19
1st thru 6th - Give it a tr y the 2nd$
7th thru 12th - 11th is that right? why, YES!
13th thru 18th - Opportunities the 16th$$
19th thru 24th - Spotty 21st-22nd.
25th thru 31st - Even you’re surprised 30th!
PISCES
Feb. 20 to Mar. 20
1st thru 6th - RED is handy 4th$$
7th thru 12th - Uphill until the 10th.
13th thru 18th - Great progress 14th-15th!
19th thru 24th - Much 19th and 23rd$$
25th thru 31st - You’re rolling 27th/31st!$!
A Trust For Pets
Dear Savvy Senior,
How does one go about creating
a trust for their pets? I have a dog
and two cats that mean the world
to me, and I want to make sure
they’ll be well taken care of after
I’m gone.
Elderly Ellen
Dear Ellen,
Pet trusts have become more
popular over the years as senior
pet owners are looking for ways to
ensure their pets will be well cared
for when they’re no longer able to
do the caring. Here are some tips
to help you get started.
Types of Trusts
Thurs., Nov. 26
Father Joe’s Villages
Thanksgiving Day
5K Run/Walk
The race FEES:
FUN RUNNER (UNTIMED)
Adult (18+) - $35 By 10/4; $40 By 11/25
Age 6 To 17 - $30 By 10/4; $35 By 11/25
Military (Active/Veteran, 18+) - $30 By 10/4; $40 By 11/25
SPEEDY TURKEY (TIMED)
Adult (18+) - $38 By 10/4; $43 By 11/25
Age 6 To 17 - $33 By 10/4; $38 By 11/25
Please Note: Children 5 or younger on race day are FREE.
Location:
Balboa Park, Spreckels Organ Pavilion
1549 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101
timeline:
6:00 a.m. -
7:30 a.m. -
7:40 a.m. -
7:45 a.m. -
8:15 a.m. -
8:30 a.m. -
Registration opens at Spreckels Organ Pavilion
Speedy Turkey (Timed) Race Begins
Fun Runner (Untimed) Race Begins
Registration Closes
Start Line is Closed - NO MORE RUNNERS
Post Race Festival
race festival:
After you cross the finish line, grab a water and enjoy the Race
Festival. All participants and spectators will enjoy live music,
refreshments and a beer garden (21+), a live Costume Contest
and the Award Ceremony for race winners. Father Joe's Villages
will also be selling Thanksgiving Pies for you to take home, made
from our very own Culinary Arts Program.
www.thanksgivingrun.org
For registration, latest 5K information, FAQ
or to rent-a-runner.
A pet trust is a legal instrument
that allows you to designate a specific amount of money for your
pet’s care and name a trustee to
carry out your wishes. There are
two main types of pet trusts you
can set up. One option is a “traditional pet trust,” which is effective in all states and is similar to a
trust you’d set up for a child, but
it’s expensive costing anywhere
from $500 to $1,500.
Or, you could opt for a “statutory
pet trust” which is a much cheaper option and is currently allowed
in more than 40 states and the
District of Columbia. To create a
statutory pet trust you simply add
a few lines to your will, such as, “I
leave $5,000 in trust for the care
of my dog and two cats.” State law
will fill in the gaps, so that the
simple provision may be effective.
If you want to set up a pet trust,
talk to an estate-planning attor ney, preferably one who has experience with pet trusts. Or, you can
work with a company like Peace
of Mind Pet Trust (peaceofmindpettrust.com) or Trusted Pet Partners (trustedpetpartners.com).
Some factors you’ll need to consider before setting up a pet trust
include:
The trustee and caretaker: Most
pet trusts designate both a trustee to manage the money and a
caretaker to handle the day-to-day
care of the pet. The trustee can
make sure the caregiver is doing
what they’re supposed to do. It’s
also a good idea to name an alternate trustee and caregiver in case
your first choice is unable or unwilling to serve.
Caregiving details: With a traditional trust, you can specify the
things you want your pets to receive like their favorite foods, how
often they should be taken to the
vet, their burial arrangements, etc.
Funding the trust: You can set
aside money from your estate to
cover the costs, or if you’re short
on funds, another option is to buy
or use an existing life insurance
policy and name the trustee as the
beneficiary.
Other Options
Another legal option to consider
is a “pet protection agreement,”
which is much less complex than
a formal pet trust. This allows you
to name a guardian to take care of
your pets, and gives you the ability to leave funds to care for them.
You can make a pet protection
agreement online at legalzoom.
com (800-962-7490) for $39.
If, however, you don’t want to
create a legal tool, you should
make informal arrangements by
asking a trusted friend or relative
to take care of your pets if something happens to you. In addition,
you could set up a separate bank
account to cover expenses and
name the caretaker as the beneficiary.
Or, if you don’t have anyone who
would be willing to take care of
your pets after you’re gone, you
can make arrangements to leave
it to a rescue, humane society,
pet care program or other animal
welfare group. Many of these organizations find new homes for
pets or offer lifetime care, but may
require a fee or donation. Talk to
your veterinarian about options in
your area.
Send your senior questions to: Savvy Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Norman, OK
73070, or visit SavvySenior.org. Jim
Miller is a contributor to the NBC Today
show and author of The Savvy Senior
book.
Ultraviolet Rays
Here’s eye- openi ng news:
While wearing sunglasses to protect against the sun’s ultraviolet
(UV ) rays may not seem necessary during cloudy, cold-weather
months, harmful U V rays that
can damage your eyes are actually present all year-round. Like
your sk i n, your eyes ca n a lso
be sunburned, which can cause
blurred vision, redness, tearing
and temporary vision loss. Exposure to UV rays may also contribute to the development of longterm vision conditions, such as
cataracts, macular degeneration
and, in some cases, skin cancer
on and around the eyelids.
In fact, light actually intensifies
as it passes through the eyes and
is 22 times stronger at the outer
edges of the eyes and eight times
stronger at the inner edges of the
eyes. These are the most common
places for pterygium (a thin tissue over the white part of the eye)
and cataracts to develop, both of
which are associated with chronic
UV exposure.
Children’s eyes are especially
sensitive to UV exposure, and it’s
never too early for them to wear
proper sun protection. In a study
published in Review of Optometr y, vision changes due to U V
damage were found in children as
young as age 9. What’s more, 71
percent of parents reported they
do not ensure that their children
wea r sunglasses outdoors, according to a recent survey conducted by the American Optometric Association.
To learn more about how to protect your eyes from UV exposure,
talk to your eye doctor and visit
www.transitions.com. © NAPSA
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Main Phone Number
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