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vanguard bingo

The Bingo Bugle Is Online!
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Bay Area bingo games listed. Details page 11.
Santa Clara Sporting Club Bingo
Huge Selection Of Flashboards!
See ad page 21 for details.
September 2015 Vol. 35 No. 9
Advertisers
American Legion
564 & 40-8
23
Bingo Bugle Bake-Off
18
14, 22
Bingo Bugle Cruise
14
Boyd Casino
Broadway Bingo
6
Colusa Casino
4
Fleet Reserve
17
Friends of the Morgan Hill
Senior Center
6
15
Graton Casino
6
Holy Cross Bingo
Iola Williams Seniors
17
2
Italian Men’s Club
Lions Club, San Martin
Live Oak Emerald Regime
23
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22
Livermore Bingo
Mission City Charities 10, 23
Oak Grove Hall
24
Oak Grove Band
8
OVY Bingo
7
17
San Jose Moose
Santa Clara Aquamaids
9
Santa Clara Blind Center
18
Santa Clara Fairgrounds
8
Santa Clara Fairgrounds Bingo
Manager’s Special! See ad page 4 for details.
Send Us Your Selfies!
The Bingo Bugle Wants To Run Your Photo.
Details On Page 15.
Jan Gomez’s Easy Rice Wins!
4
St. John the Baptist
5
St. Joseph’s of
Cupertino
9
Southside Senior Ctr.
If you love bingo, lots of
cash, prizes and travelling
– why not register for the
The 27th annual Bingo
Bugle Tournament Cruise.
The cruise will explore the
tropical eastern Caribbean
aboard Carnival Breeze,
sailing from Miami on Nov.
7. On the Carnival Breeze,
built in 2012. It is the third
and last of Carnival Cruise
Line’s enormous Dream-class
ships.
Your itinerary includes a
See Cruise page 5
Steve Rochester and Porsche Ballard both won big at Holy Cross Church Bingo. See ad page 6.
½ Million Power Bingo!
Make plans today to
attend Boyd Gaming’s next
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Monday, November 30th
and Tuesday, December 1st.
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hall in which to play this half
million-dollar game, reserve
your seat at the Gold Coast,
See Boyd page 5
16
Sunnyvale Elks
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Table Mountain Casino
Vanguard Bingo
BPA
FREE
RECEIPTS
Labor Day Double Session Marathon!
Monday, Sept. 7th Buy-In Includes Lunch
30 Games – Two 15 Game Sessions. See Ad Page 8.
South Point Hotel & Casino
is having another $500,000
Super Gala Bingo on Monday,
November 2nd & Tuesday,
November 3rd. South Point
Hotel & Casino is located
on the south end of the Las
Vegas Strip. The rooms are
beautiful. The buy-in for the
See Southpoint page 5
Santa Clara Aquamaid’s Bingo
2
1, 3, 12-13
$500,000 Super Gala!
7
Stations Casino
South Bay
Cruise The Caribbean
While Winning Big At
Bingo!
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Southpoint Casino
Enter The Bingo Bugle Bake Off!
See ad page 18 for entree details.
NORTH AMERICA’S CASINO & GAMING NEWSPAPER
Santa Clara Sporting Club 21
St. Frances Cabrini
St. Frances Cabrini
Thursday Bingo Is Back! Details page 8.
Johnnie Ramirez won $1,199 Flash- Wild Thing at Oak Grove
Hall Bingo. See ad page 24.
Over $100,000 Paid Out Weekly! Flash Up To
$1,699/ Strip Up To $1,199!
Bingo 4 Days a week, plus a Friday Midnight Game.
Details on page 9.
VANGUARD BINGO
FREE
WI-FI
SUPER SATURDAY LATE NIGHT BINGO COMING SEPTEMBER 19
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TUES., FRI., SAT. EVENING &
SUN. MATINEE • 27 GAME PROGRAM
4 Early Birds, 5 Specials & Double Action
Large Variety of Flash and Pull Tabs
1st Pack $15 • Min. Buy-in 1 Pk • Add’l Pks $5
BEST
ODDS
BINGO
HALL
SUNDAY EVENING SESSION
ALL $5 STRIP TICKETS PAY $1,000+
Paper Only - 19 Game Program
$15 for 2 Packs PLUS 2 Double Action
Games begin 6:15pm • Sales 5pm
TUES., FRI. & SAT. DOORS OPEN 3:30PM • SUN. DOORS OPEN 9:30AM
1795 SPACE PARK DR., SANTA CLARA • 408-727-2185
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South Bay Bingo Bugle – September 2015
ITALIAN
MEN’S CLUB
MONDAY EVENING BINGO
444 WEST ALMA AVE SAN JOSE, 95110
TUESDAY
MANAGER'S SPECIAL
MONDAYS DOORS OPEN 3PM • FLASHER SALES 4PM
ARMANDO’S CATERING STARTS AT 5PM
EARLY BIRDS 6:15PM • REGULAR GAMES 7PM
U A R D BI N G
MUST BRING A PRIOR
TUESDAY BINGO RECEIPT
TUESDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINEES
Lynette Eagles won $250 at San Jose Moose Lodge bingo. See ad page 17.
BUY-IN: $15 FOR TWO 13 BY 6 ON GAME PACKS
ALL ADD’L PACKS ARE $5 EACH
EARLY BIRDS $4 FOR ONE 5 GAME PACK
DISCOUNTED CARD MINDER MACHINES
SAVE $13 AFTER EARLY BIRD GAMES
WE SELL: 1,199S, $3 STRIPS, $1 PULL TABS,
$1 Flash Boards, $1 DOUBLE ACTION & $1 BONANZA
72 CARD REG. GAMES, 6 CARDS FOR SPECIALS
(WHILE SUPPLY LASTS, FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED)
FREE BINGO BUY-IN
DURING THE WEEK OF
EVERY SAT. NIGHT: ALL STRIP TICKETS PAY $500 TO $1,199
YOUR BIRTHDAY!
EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT
ONLY $15.00 $19 B 2
ALL PROFITS GO TO LOCAL CHARITIES
JOIN US AT THE ELKS LODGE - 444 WEST ALMA AVE SAN JOSE, 95110
MONDAYS ONLY CALL: (408) 286-2007
VISIT US AT ITALIANMENSCLUB.COM EMAIL: [email protected]
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MONEY
SAVINGS SPECIALS
BONUS GAME FOR
$50 PRIZE!
EARLY BIRDS 1-3 PAY $100, 4-5 PAY $150
REGULAR GAMES 6-20 PAY $250
LAST MONDAY OF MONTH - CASH DRAWING!!
VA
NG
UY IN INCLUDES
PAGES OF EVERY GAME
ALL $5 STRIP TICKETS PAY $1,000
Lashanti Clark was a Thursday night winner at Flo-Do Oakley Bingo. See ad
page 5.
TO
$1,699
GAME STARTS AT 6:15PM • SALES BEGIN BY 5PM RIGHT AFTER SUNDAY MATINEE SESSION
Celebrate Your Birthday
JOIN
at Vanguard Bingo
THE
VANGUARD BINGO BIRTHDAY CLUB
✓Ice Cream Sundae
✓Birthday Dauber
✓Birthday Photo
✓ $5 Gift Certificate
✓Option to make a reservation for a Birthday Party
SPECIAL BIRTHDAY PACKAGE FOR 6 OR MORE PEOPLE
$10 DEPOSIT WILL BE REFUNDED ONCE PARTY ARRIVES
VANGUARD WILL PROVIDE:
✓Reserved tables
✓Birthday Photo
✓For the Birthday Person
✓Cake for Whole Party
✓$5 Gift Certificate for
each listed guest
• Ice Cream
• Dauber
• "Big Dog" Discount Coupon
for a Return Visit ($55 value)
The Fine Print: Maximum of 2 parties per Bingo Session, party
must sit together. Reservation must be turned in at least one week in advance.
Must be/become a member of the Birthday Club.
SANTA CLARA VANGUARD DRUM AND BUGLE CORP.
1795 SPACE PARK DRIVE, SANTA CLARA • 408.727.2185
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Cruise from the Front page
BUY 1 MACHINE
2ND & 3RD MACHINE
OF EQUAL VALUE
FRIDAY NIGHT BINGO
DOUBLE $1,199
FLASHBOARDS ARE BACK!!
½ PRICE
WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF $1,199 FLASHBOARDS
MANAGER’S SPECIAL
WE PLAY TURBO BINGO MACHINES
THE ONLY HALL YOU CAN PLAY
2 MACHINES A NIGHT OR MORE!
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Machine is $25 No Paper • Extra Paper Pack $5 Each
WE PLAY $1,199 FLASHBOARDS
Come in Early for Flashboard Games before Bingo
WE GIVE OUT GROCERY BAGS
AS GOOD NEIGHBORS
CHECK OUT OUR NEWLY
REMODELED SNACK BAR
Doors Open 5:30pm • Early Bird 6:30pm
Regular Games 7pm
Camden Ave. between Bascom
& Union in San Jose
Weekly
Door Prizes,
Good Neighbor
Games, Lit Parking,
Large Variety of
Pull Tabs &
Flashboards
FREE COFFEE
EVERY SESSION IN SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER: Buy
B 10 Packs
P k GET 5 PACKS FREE! Excluding 9/28/15
SundayS
Mondays
SUNDAY PLAY BACK
SAVE YOUR RECEIPT
12 Regular
y
Games Pay
Rancho Cordova/North Sac/Roseville
Wheatland/Linda/Marysville/Yuba City
Melinda (916) 759-9914 • [email protected]
Elk Grove/Sacramento
Woodland/Yuba City
Melinda (916) 759-9914 • [email protected]
San Fran/Emeryville/Richmond
Vallejo/Fairfield/Vacaville
1,199!
$
3x Times Points
Bring back your receipt from
yesterday and get 1/2 off of
your Machine or Paper Buy-In!
Buy-In $11 • Extras $6
Machine $60 or
Buy-In $5 • Machine $30
High Roller $78
Club Points & Coupons
12 Regular
y
Games Pay
tuesdayS
Wednesdays
saturdayS
SENIOR DAY
BINGO BINGO
ALL FOR 1 & ONE’S 4 ALL
12 Regular
y
Games Pay
1,000!
12 Regular
y
Games Pay
1,000!
$
1,000!
$
Machine $59
1,199!
$
Save your receipt and bring it in 50+ 1/2 Pack of Regular Games
the following Monday to receive 65+ Adds 1 Free Special Game
Free Packs for your machine
75+ Adds $5 Discount
(Must Have ID)
9/7 - 5 Packs with Machine Purchase
9/14 - 10 Packs with 4/6 receipt
9/21 - 15 Packs with 4/13 receipt
9/28 - 20 Packs with any Monday receipt
12 Regular
y
Games Pay
$
Plus $250!*
*Purchase the Bonus for $3, Bingo
on designated row and win an extra
$
250 when single regular game winner
Machine $59
9/2 - B Row • 9/9 - I Row • 9/16 - N Row
9/23 - G Row • 9/30 - O Row
Club Points & Weekly Mailer ONLY
Save your receipt from today & receive
1/2 off of tomorrows Buy-In
*Must be present for discount
1st Machine $49 (Save $11)
High Roller $121 (Save $40)
Machine $51
Players will receive a
Free Square to be
played on 9/27/15 for $2,000
Flo (707) 642-9829 or (707) 326-6762
San Bruno/South San Fran
Daly City/Colma/San Fran
Mila (650) 878-1791
San Mateo/Union City
Hayward/Alameda
Al & Melda (510) 506-0181
Tracy/Lathrop/Stockton
Melinda (916) 759-9914
[email protected]
Santa Clara/San Jose
Pleasanton/Pleasant Hill
Corinne (408) 734-5689 or (408) 203-3270 - Cell
Redding/Anderson & Cottonwood/
Red Bluff/Los Molinos/Chico/Gridley
Ann (530) 873-4327 or (530) 518-3269
This scheduling and contact information is provided as a courtesy, not as an
endorsement or recommendation. The bus companies and their coordinators are
independent contrators, not employees or agents of, or in any way affiliated, with
Colusa Casino Resort.
Saturday, September 5th
LABOR DAY TRIPLE PLAY
12 Regular $
Games Pay
1,400!
Save your receipt for tomorrows session &
save 1/2 off of your Machine or Paper Buy-In
*Must be present today for discount tomorrow
Receive a Free Square for 9/27/15 for $2,000
Buy-In $14 • Extras $7 • Machine $66
Club Points ONLY, No Coupons
Sunday, September 6th
12 Regular $
Games Pay
1,600!
Save your receipt for tomorrows session &
save 1/2 off of your Machine or Paper Buy-In
*Must be present today for discount tomorrow
Buy-In $16 • Extras $8 • Machine $71 or
Buy-In $8 • Machine $35 • High Roller $91
Monday, September 21
BIRTHDAY/SAVE RECEIPT
12 Regular $
Games Pay
st
1,199!
September birthdays are eligible for goodies!
Bring in your 9/14/15 receipt & receive 15
Free Packs for your machine. (Must purchase
a machine to receive free packs)
Monday, September 7th
Sunday, September 20th
MATINEE/SAVE RECEIPT MON
12 Regular $
Games Pay
FIRST BALL/PLAY BACK
1,800!
Bring yesterdays receipt & save 1/2 off buy-in
All Buy-In Machines get 5 FREE Packs!
Saturday, September 26
th
CRY BABY BINGO
12 Regular $
Games Pay
1,199!
Single winner activates Cry Baby Monitor
Ball. For every single winner on a regular
game, the next number called wins $250!
Receive a Free Square for 9/27/15
stop at St. Maarten, a 37-mile isle
that offers cosmopolitan culture,
international shopping, and worldclass cuisine with a laid-back
Caribbean atmosphere. Next is
Antigua, where, tradition has it,
there’s a beach for every day of the
year. Antigua is followed by a visit
to St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands,
where seafarers from around the
globe have flocked to its harbors since
pirates sailed the seas. Your final port
destination is Nassau, the historic and
cultural heart of The Bahamas and
one of the world’s most popular cruise
ship destinations for fine beaches,
shopping, water sports and other funfilled attractions.
Between ports, Bingo fans will
compete for $80,000 in cash and
prizes in the Bingo Bugle’s 27th
Annual World Championship Bingo
Tournament. The player with the
Boyd from the Front page
Suncoast or Sam’s Town bingo halls.
See their ad for complete details and
they have special room offers for you.
You can also go to BoydGaming.com/
highest winnings after all 60 official
tournament games becomes Bingo
Grand Champion and receives a free
cruise for two aboard the 2016 Bingo
Tournament Cruise.
There’s plenty of other gaming
besides, through the optional Sizzling
Slots Tournament, Bingo Bugle
Blackjack Tournament, and Texas
Hold ’em Poker Tournament, not to
mention all the gaming available in
the Carnival Breeze casino.
The
27th
Annual
World
Championship Bingo Tournament
& Gaming Cruise truly is a life
experience not to be missed. Learn
more about this exciting gaming
vacation opportunity by phoning the
Bingo Bugle Cruise Hotline at 888352-2464 or by visiting us online at
bingobugle.com/cruise. See ad pages
14 & 22.
PowerBingo for more information.
Make your reservation today! See ad
page 14.
Southpoint from the Front page
Super Gala event is only $295 and
includes one 9-on pack for both days,
food coupon and a dauber. There are
also electronic specials offered. For a
complete listing of all the games, visit
their website SouthPointBingo.com.
?Something to think about before
you make your next call: Those
who study such things say that
cell phones harbor more bacteria
than the toilet handles in a public
restroom.
…The first private bathrooms on
record date back to 8,000 B.C.
Archaeologists on the Scottish
island of Orkney have found the
remains of stone huts built on a
drainage system that emptied into
a nearby stream.
…If you’ve ever seen bears
groggily emerge from hibernation
in the springtime, you probably
This event always sells out, so sign
up early. To make your reservation,
call 866-796-7111 or 702-796-7111
Ext. 77136. See their ad for more
information on page 11.
won’t be surprised to learn that
a group of them is collectively
known as a sloth of bears. (They’re
also sometimes called a sleuth of
bears, though the reasons for that
are not obvious, as bear detectives
seem somewhat improbable.)
…A lightning bolt is five times
hotter than the surface of the sun.
…In the 1950s it was possible to
buy a child’s atomic laboratory
set. The U-238 Atomic Energy
Set, marketed by the A.C. Gilbert
Company,
included
low-level
radioactive sources, uraniumbearing ore and a radiation gauge.
…When you’re standing outside
in a hard rain, the raindrops are
hitting you at about 20 mph.
…Your funny bone isn’t actually a
bone; it’s a nerve.
© King Features
L o g an
• Ro x•
High School here I
come. I wish I could
take the dogs with me
on the first day but I
think that might be a
bit weird.
Well they can send
me off to school with
E than
• Rox•
Vacation is just about
over and school is on the
horizon.
I’m heading into 8th
grade this year so I’m
king of the class. My little
brother “Ribby” is coming
to my school so I will have
B
Sunday, September 27
th
MARATHON MADNESS
20 Regular $
Games Pay
Extras ONLY $5!$
1,199!
Free Square Game Pays 2,000!
Pre-Sales - Reserve your seat for ONLY $25
Buy-In $25 • Machine $71
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY: Windows Open at 3pm • Quickies Start at 6pm SATURDAY & SUNDAY: Windows Open at 9am • Quickies Start at Noon
Bingo Jackpot & Prize Info: 800-655-UWIN • 530-458-8844 • colusacasino.com
- Logan
to show him the ropes.
Missy and Roxy have
had a great summer.
Many trips to the lake,
and hanging out with us
at home this summer.
They will probably look
forward to us going back
to school so they can just
sleep all day. That’s all
for now.
-Ethan
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MONDAY NIGHTS
Hall openS 3:30pM • early birdS 6:15pM • regular gaMeS 7pM
early bird gaMe
payS $150
buy-in $4 of 4 on 4 up,
eXtra paCk $2
reg. gaMeS
pay $250 eaCH
buy-in $15 for 15 gaMeS witH:
2 of 6 on 13 up, 2 of 3 on ,
2 of 1 on 1 up of double aCtion.
eXtra paCk $5
$300 payout of 5 of our 15 reg. gaMeS

Free Coffee
& Tea!
1,199!
1,500!
2,000!
a big hug. It’s been a
great summer and I’m
sad it’s almost over.
I wanted to spend more
time with Missy and
Roxy but it’s just not
in the cards. I have a
soccer tournament over
the next few weeks and
I plan to bring them to
watch. Should be fun.
Tune in next month.
St. JoHn tHe baptiSt CatHoliC pariSH
B & O Pays $
I & G Pays $
N Pays $
Bring yesterdays receipt & save 1/2 off buy-in
DEADLINE FOR OCT. IS SEPT. 10
SOUTH BAY EDITION
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Phone (925) 829-2009
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Buys You All
15 Bingo Games
on Paper
All Regular Games
Pay $250
Doors open - 4:15p.m.
FREE Early Birds - 5:45p.m.
Early Bird 50/50 - 6:15p.m.
Regular Games - 6:30p.m.
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IN THEATERS:
HHH
LEARNING TO DRIVE: When
soon-to-be-divorced Wendy Shields
signs up for driving lessons, her
instructor is Darwan, a Sikh
immigrant to America. Though their
cultural perspectives are poles apart,
the two begin to develop a bond that
transcends their differences. Starring
Patricia Clarkson, Ben Kingsley and
Jake Weber.
HHHH
NO ESCAPE: When American
Jack Dwyer and his family relocate
to Southeast Asia, they quickly learn
that their timing couldn’t have been
worse. Soon after arriving, they find
themselves trapped in a violent coup
that could wind up costing them their
lives. Starring Owen Wilson, Lake
Bell, Pierce Brosnan and Sterling
Jerins.
HHH
A WALK IN THE WOODS:
Returning to America after living
abroad many years, aging travel
writer Bill Bryson decides to focus on
his native land by hiking the length
of the Appalachian Trail with his
long-estranged pal Stephen Katz—a
tottering, wisecracking ex-alcoholic.
Starring Robert Redford, Nick
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www.fmhsc.org/bingo.html
SOUTH SIDE
SENIOR C ENTER
BINGO
MONDAYS D.O. AT 5PM
FREE COFFEE v SNACK BAR
Friends of the
Morgan Hill
Senior Center
Available for Up to 8 Packs
1st Prize
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CASH
Nolte, Emma Thompson and Mary
Steenburgen.
HHH1/2
BLACK MASS: This fact-based
drama recounts the story of notorious
Boston gangster “Whitey” Bulger,
who turned FBI informant to get rid of
his mob rivals. Later facing imminent
indictment, he eluded authorities for
more than 15 years, until his arrest
in 2011. Starring Johnny Depp, Joel
Edgerton, Benedict Cumberbatch,
Dakota Johnson and Kevin Bacon.
HHHH
EVEREST: When his off-thegrid best buddy Ben Baker inherits
his estranged father’s fortune,
womanizing
local
weatherman
Steve Dallas joins forces with him
to battle the legal challenge brought
by Ben’s formidable sister. Starring
Jake Gyllenhaal, Keira Knightley,
Josh Brolin, Jason Clarke and Robin
Wright.
HHH1/2
PAWN SACRIFICE: American
chess legend Bobby Fischer (Tobey
Maguire) and Soviet Grandmaster
Boris Spassky (Liev Schreiber)
enthrall the world with their intense
battle of wills and strategy during the
1972 World Chess Championship.
EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON
1:30 TO 3:30PM • DOORS OPEN 1PM
PRIZES: $80 - $130
COME PLAY WITH US & HAVE FUN!
PACK COSTS: 1 FOR $6, 2 FOR $9
TEN 6-ON GAMES
FREE R EFRESHMENTS
5585 COTTLE RD. BY IBM
629-3435
OPTIMIST BINGO
SUPPORT SENDING KIDS TO SUMMER CAMP
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
DOORS OPEN 4:30PM • 1ST GAME 6:30PM
2 PACK BUY-IN $18
ADD’L PACKS $5 EACH
• 20 REGULAR GAMES • 1 SPECIAL GAME
• ALL GAMES PAY $250 EACH
• EARLY BIRD FLASH GAMES PAY UP TO $500
• CHERRY BELLS PAY UP TO $250
• STRIP GAMES PAY UP TO $500
• FLASHBOARDS PAY UP TO $1,199
• Full Kitchen - Great Menu
• No Machines
• Friendly Smiling Staff
• Fully Lighted Parking Lot
• Handicapped Access
• Smoking Patio Available
AMERICAN LEGION HALL • 2120 WALSH AVE., SANTA CLARA 95050
7
8
OG Band Bingo
Every Wednesday Night
at Oak Grove High School
Doors Open 5:45pm • Early Birds 6:30pm • Regs: 7pm
ALL REGULAR GAMES PAY $250
FLASH GAMES PAY FROM $250 TO $1,199
PLAY CHERRIES TOO!
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285 BLOSSOM HILL ROAD, SAN JOSE
BEST PARKING IS ON EAGLES LANE
LIVE OAK EMERALD REGIME
Marching Band & Color Guard
BRITTON AUDITORIUM, 80 West Central Ave., Morgan Hill 95037
LABOR DAY MARATHON
DOUBLE SESSION
Monday, Sept 7th
Double
$1,199
Lunch for All Players at 1pm
Catered By:
BENEFITS THE OAK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND & COLORGUARD
FACEBOOK: BINGO!!! AT OAK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL
DOOR
PRIZES
Back by Popular
Demand!!
30 GAMES
Two 15 Game Sessions
Reg. Games pay $250 each
1st SESSION
FLASH
BOARD
BINGO
2nd SESSION
LUCKY
BUCKS
D.O. 8:30am
Games Start 10am
Both Sessions 2 Packs $45
THE BINGO BUGLE IS ONLINE!
3 Packs $55 - 4 Packs $65
5 Packs $75
Single Sessions 2 Packs $25
Each Additional Packs $10
Games Start
2:15pm
FIND YOUR FAVORITE GAMES AND NEW HALLS TO VISIT AT:
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THE BINGO BUGLE WANTS YOU!
For more information on advertising with
the Bingo Bugle, please email us at:
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WE PLAY UP TO $1,199 FLASH!
REGULAR SESSIONS
WARM-UPS INCREASE PER GAME FROM
$100 UP TO $200
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ruler dancing with Venus now, the
heart can lead the way to some real
breakthroughs that involve your
creative projects. Enjoy the fruits of
cooperation.
Lucky Days: 15-19
TAURUS: Apr. 21-May 21: Do
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Saturn preparing to slip out of your
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financial goals you set for yourself in
March. Keep this aphorism in mind:
Contentment is when your earning
power equals your yearning power.
Lucky Days: 7-22
GEMINI: May 22-June 21: Your
mind goes into hyper drive when your
ruler slips into Libra mid-month. Use
the first weeks to compile a list of key
people you wish to forge alliances
with and then, on the New Moon of
the 13th set your plans in motion.
Call, email, visit – but don’t miss this
opportunity to up your luck via your
social connections.
Lucky Days: 9-17
CANCER: June 22-July 22: This
is an excellent month to take a short
journey to free your mind from
troubles or pressures. Crabs need to
work against their tendency to hang
out at home too much. Exploring the
unfamiliar, even if it’s just a nearby
city, will do much to revitalize your
soul and prepare you for the energetic
autumn that’s just around the corner.
Lucky Days: 3-27
LEO: July 23-Aug. 23: Christmas
in September? You can count on it
with the New Moon acting like a
money magnet come mid-September.
The catch? Clear up past debts or
verbal obligations you’ve neglected;
remember people never forget a
promise. End of the month finds
you planning a series of parties
on the home front, lavish your
guests with your solar brilliance.
Lucky Days: 14-28
VIRGO: Aug. 24-Sept. 23: The
New Moon in your sign mid-month
prompts you to dump the fuddy-duddy
and set your sights on beautifying
LIBRA: Sept. 24-Oct. 23: Secrets,
we all have them, but do they empower
us or weigh us down? The New Moon
on the 13th offers you the opportunity
to solve the riddle that author Frank
Warren offers: “There are two kinds
of secrets. The ones we keep from
others and the ones we keep from
ourselves.” Don’t let what you hide
from yourself complicate your life.
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Lucky Days: 4-15
Lucky Numbers: 4-49
SCORPIO: Oct. 24-Nov. 22: With
Venus in your house of revelation
and publicity, you’re ready to shed
your shyness and declare to others
what you love and value most in life.
People need a strong dose of positivity
right now, and you’ve got the perfect
insights and methods to help others
fulfill their wishes too.
Lucky Days: 7-27
Lucky Numbers 2-54
SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 23-Dec. 21:
Here comes Saturn for a long ride
through your house of self-expression
and personal power? Translated:
Although your usual exuberance and
optimism might feel disciplined or
limited, that’s just the cosmos telling
you it’s time to mature and perfect
your personal visons. Don’t fight the
teacher!
Lucky Days: 19-24
CAPRICORN: Dec. 22-Jan. 20:
You’ve been craving momentum and
traction for your bigger schemes and
plans and September is the month that
delivers. You’ll feel as though you’ve
just filled your car with rocket fuel. A
secret for you from the free-spirited
Henry Thoreau: “Chop your own
wood and it warms you twice.”
Lucky Days: 19-25
Lucky Numbers: 8-55
AQUARIUS: Jan. 21-Feb. 19:
You’re contemplating life’s “big
questions” now and it’s wise to find
something to assist you with your
inquiries: A new philosophy, spiritual
practice or study that allows your
analytical mind to relax and settle
into nature’s rhythm and secrets.
That’s where you’ll discover what
you’re seeking in your heart of hearts.
Lucky Days: 13-26
PISCES: Feb. 20-Mar. 20: The
wily philosopher Nietzshe is speaking
to you. Pay attention: “When
marrying, ask yourself this question:
Do you believe that you will be able
to converse well with this person
into your old age? Everything else in
marriage is transitory.” You should
apply this question to everyone in
your close circle as your preparing
to do some intense housecleaning in
October.
Lucky Days: 14-20
Lucky Numbers: 3-66
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Open 3pm, Sneaks 5:15pm,
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Holy Cross Church
580 E. Jackson St., San Jose
7pm (See ad pg. 6) 408-294-2440
Italian Men’s Club
444 West Alma Ave San Jose, 95110
408-286-2007
EB 6pm • Reg. 6:45pm
(See ad page 2)
Broadway Bingo
Palma High School
Open 3pm, Sneaks at 5:15pm,
Friends of the Morgan Hill
Senior Center
17000 Monterey, corner of
Monterey & Dunne Ave.
DO 4:15pm, Reg games 6:30pm
(See ad page 6)
Oak Grove Hall
Knights of Colombus #4981
St. Joseph’s of Cupertino
School Hall, De Anza & Stevens Creek,
Cupertino 6:30pm (See ad page 9)
Santa Clara Valley Blind
Center
American Legion Hall
2120 Walsh Ave., Santa Clara
6:30pm (See ad page 18)
St. John the Baptist
279 S. Main St., Milpitas
Opens 3:30pm, Early Birds 6:15pm
Regular Games 7pm
408-234-1294 or 408-493-6925
(See ad page 5)
107 E. Alma, San Jose
Livermore Bingo Ranch
Hosted by Livermore Valley
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3070 Pacific Ave. Livermore
Doors 4:30pm - Games 6:30pm
925-606-7777 (See ad page 22)
344 Tully Rd. Gate C, San Jose
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WEDNESDAY
40&8 Voiture 365
12 noon (Ad pages 23) 727-7400
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Lions Club San Martin
12415 Murphy Ave.
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6:30pm (See ad pg. 23)
408-683-4448
Oak Grove High School
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285 Blossom Hill Rd,
San Jose, CA 95123
Open 5:45pm • EB at 6:30pm
Reg. at 7pm (See ad page 8)
1600 Martin Ave., Santa Clara
Open 4pm, Early Birds 6:30pm
Reg. 7:15pm • Getaways 9:50pm
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12 noon (Ad pages 10 & 23)
727-7400
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344 Tully Rd. Gate C, San Jose
Doors 5pm • Games 7pm
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FRIDAY
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Iola Williams Senior
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3590 Cas Dr., San Jose, 95111
1pm (See ad page 17) 408-794-1690
925-606-7777 (See ad page 22)
Oak Grove Hall
107 E. Alma, San Jose
630pm (See ad page 24)
St. Frances Cabrini
Camden Ave., between Bascom &
Union, San Jose
6:30pm (See ad pg 4)
1795 Space Park Dr., Santa Clara
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Fri. Midnights 10:30pm
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Santa Clara Sporting Club
Santa Clara Vanguard
282 Brokaw Road, Santa Clara
408-844-8571 - Doors Open 4pm
Games 6:30pm (See ad page 21)
5585 Cottle Rd., by IBM, San Jose
1:30pm (See ad pg. 7)
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6:15pm, Reg. 6:45-10pm
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American Legion Post
Noon to 4pm (See ad page 17)
Britton Auditorium
Monterey Rd., Morgan Hill
DO 4:15pm, Warm-Ups 5:45pm
Games 6:15pm
(See ad page 8) 778-7061
Britton Auditorium
Monterey Rd., Morgan Hill
DO 11:45am, Warm-Ups 1:15pm
Games 1:45pm
(See ad page 8) 778-7061
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph’s Church of
Cupertino
10110 No. De Anza Blvd., Cupertino
925-606-7777 (See ad page 22)
American Legion Post 564
D.O. 4pm (Ad pages 10 & 23)
727-7400
D.O. 4pm (Ad pages 10 & 23)
727-7400
(See ad page 21)
San Jose Moose
408-844-8571 - Doors Open 10am
Games Start 12:30pm
1825 Mt. Pleasant Rd., San Jose
408-238-3212 • Games 1:15pm
(See ad page 17)
6:15pm • 408-727-2185
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Games Start 12:30pm
(See ad page 21)
(See ad pg. 9) 408-988-9936
Sunday Matinee Programs
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Session Sales 5pm, Games 6:15pm
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Understanding the
caller
A couple of months ago I went to a
Bingo parlor in one of the newer
hotels on the outskirts of Las Vegas.
Friends had insisted that I go there. It
was interesting, because I had one of
the best and one of the worst Bingo
experiences of my life there. I am not
bringing this up to cast shame on the
hall, but to show how playing in the
same place can lead to very different
degrees of fun.
First, I need to point out that this hall
was beautiful. It had some incredible
electronic equipment. I felt a little
sorry for the caller. The Bingo balls
were in an elaborate set-up where
they came up through the chute
automatically, were automatically
turned around to the camera and
displayed. Without the caller doing
anything, the number was then put on
the tote board.
The caller DID call the numbers. At
least the caller was doing something.
This begs the question: Can Bingo
become too automated? Are you
playing at a hall where it’s lost the
“human touch?” Except for the fact
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that I was uneasy with the role the
“caller” was playing, I had a great
time and found everyone so friendly
I wanted to go back.
I did go back. This time I did NOT
go home smiling. The problem was
that the caller on the second day
MUMBLED. Callers who cannot
be understood have been a problem
since the beginning of Bingo, but
why at THIS place? Everything else
there was nearly perfect. The hall was
totally NON-smoking. The employees
were wonderful. I was saddened by
the bad experience I had the second
time. Actually, I wished I had not
gone back so my only memories of
the place would be good ones.
The hall had something else going for
it. It was paper-ONLY. I know Bingo
management benefits when they use
the electronic machines, since people
would buy 3,000 cards if they could.
There is a limit to how many paper
cards you can keep track of.
I was amazed that the manager of the
hall didn’t realize what a mush-mouth
her caller was. The problem was made
worse by the fact that I don’t think a
single player complained. I didn’t say
anything because jobs are scarce and
I didn’t want to get the young person
fired. But, I violated a rule I have
presented here for years: Complain if
something is wrong.
I guess I have a soft spot in my heart
for the hard-working callers and
runners. I just wish I could have
understood that person better. Darn.
I welcome your comments to
[email protected]. Tell me
about your bad Bingo experiences.
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It’s not too early to start planning
a holiday party for local veterans
in hospitals, nursing homes or
rehab centers. The first step is to
look at your resources. Are you in
a veterans service group? Or will
you be by yourself?
Call the intended location about
hosting a holiday party. Inquire
about a date in December and its
setup. Is there a dining room where
you can hold a party? Or will you
be going from bed to bed in a
ward? How many beds?
Decide what you can afford to
do. A box of small gifts for each
veteran—complete with tissue
paper, holiday wrapping paper
and a bow—is ideal. If that’s not
possible, host a pizza/snack party.
Estimate costs now so you’ll be
prepared, and start taking cash
donations from your group. Get
your friends and group members
to start collecting shoeboxes, the
ideal container for gifts.
Ask medical staff for suggestions
for the gift boxes, but consider
puzzle books and mechanical
pencils, handheld games, military
caps or T-shirts (call local
recruiters), pens and stationery,
thick socks, handkerchiefs, small
calendars, phone cards, $5 hospital
canteen coupons and small baggies
of holiday candies and chocolates.
If you’ll have a space for a party,
arrange for decorated tables. Ask
what the facility can provide to
save money. Use a portable CD
player with holiday music and have
a Christmas carol sing-along. Even
better: Invite someone you know
who plays an electronic piano. Find
a Santa suit and someone to wear
it.
Enlist helpers from your group of
retired military. If you have active
military contacts, contact them,
too. Remember: The best gift you
can give hospitalized veterans is
your presence and your ear.
Freddy Groves regrets that he cannot
personally answer reader questions,
but will incorporate them into his
column whenever possible. Send
email to [email protected].
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1/4 tsp. anise seed
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
1/4 c. whipping cream
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 c. Italian flavored breadcrumbs or Panko crumbs
1/4 c. freshly grated Parmesan cheese
2
doz. medium to large oysters
dash of cayenne pepper
Oysters!
Dear Annie,
I have an unusual request. I would
like to make an oyster appetizer for
my husband for our 10th anniversary
in October. He loves them and I would
like to surprise him. Are they difficult
to prepare? Can you please help me?
Mary Jane from Charleston
Dear Mary Jane,
I have an easy recipe for a splendid
oyster appetizer. You can buy the
oysters already shucked (oyster
removed from the shell) or you can
buy the oysters in the shell and shuck
them yourself. (You will need to buy
a shucking knife and wear a pair of
work gloves to protect your hands.)
I have prepared them both ways.
Oysters Rockefeller are absolutely
delicious. They make an excellent
appetizer and will impress the utmost
of gourmets. Enjoy! —Annie
OYSTERS ROCKEFELLER
1
20 oz. package frozen chopped spinach
1/3 cup chopped fresh or dried parsley
1
stick melted butter (8 tbps)
Prepare the spinach according to
the directions on the package. Drain
well. In a food blender or processor
combine the cooked and drained
spinach, parsley, 4 tablespoons melted
butter, anise seed, cayenne pepper,
garlic powder, whipping cream and
salt. Blend well, scraping all sides
of the container. In a separate bowl,
combine the remaining 4 tablespoons
melted butter and breadcrumbs. Add
the spinach mixture and mix well.
Pry the oyster shell open with the
oyster shucker knife.* Loosen the
oysters from the shell, carefully
removing any loose shell pieces.
Discard the empty shell half. Rinse
the oyster and shell with water.
Spoon the spinach mixture on top of
each oyster. Sprinkle with the grated
cheese. Refrigerate at this point.
When ready to bake, preheat the oven
to 400° and bake for 15 minute. Serve
immediately. Serves 4.
*Note: If using shucked oysters, bake on
a foil pan.
Your comments and questions about
cooking and entertaining will be
addressed in this monthly column.
Write to “Ask Annie” c/o Annie Ennis,
8312 SE 168th Trinity Place, The
Villages, FL 32162. So Ask Annie. Don’t
forget you can email me at aennis@
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1 Works by future doctors
7 One of two N.T. books
10 Mellowed, perhaps
14 24/7 Rollerball maker
15 Address for a PFC
16 Traffic controller
17 African adventure
18 Buttinskies
20 1954 Luis Buñuel film
22 Eur.’s ocean
23 Diva quality
24 Smallish cells
25 “__ Love”: Natalie Cole hit
26 Lamarr of Hollywood
28 Harrison colleague
30 Sluglike “Star Wars” alien
31 Map corner item, maybe
33 Cross-referencing words
35 1974 Lina Wertmƒller film
38 Rat Pack leader
40 Pizza order
44 Start for sphere
45 Moved, as a trireme
48 Aussie flock
49 Benchmark: Abbr.
50 “For shame!”
51 Portuguese royal
53 PGA money winner, e.g.
54 1963 Peter Brook film
58 Unwanted import from the East?
59 Words that may precede
weeping?
61 Word with blue or bean
62 Neurologist’s test, briefly
63 Temper
64 Covers the gray, say
65 Tokyo, long ago
66 They raise dough
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1 Festoons with certain tissue, for
short
2 Give courage to
3 Swathes
4 Attempt
5 Spine-tingling
6 Baby carriers
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preparation. Casserole dishes, cookies, cakes, entrees, appetizers or items that can quickly be prepared should prove of
interest to other Bingo players. Salads or non-baked items will also be considered. Winning entries will be printed as
submitted.
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7 Hunter’s garb, for short
8 Clearing
9 A.L. Rookie of the Year after Tommie
Agee
10 Rights protection gp.
11 Has a date
12 On the way
13 With 44-Down, setting for 20-, 35- and
54-Across
19 TV’s Oz and Gupta
21 Barstool topper
22 Yellowfin tuna
27 Like no-nonsense questions
29 “When You Wish Upon __”
30 Big name in games
32 Bygone Delta rival
34 “Illmatic” rapper
36 Cajun crawfish dish
37 Went on and on
38 In a manner of speaking
39 Ready to go forward
41 Blocks
42 Attack with profanity
43 That, in Tabasco
44 See 13-Down
46 Before, to a bard
47 Offset, as costs
50 It may be gross
52 “The L Word” producer
Chaiken
55 Woody Allen’s “Radio __”
56 Science fiction prize
57 Collector’s suffix
60 D.C. United’s org.
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COLU M N ISTS
Seat ownership
■ Unfair and needs to be
stopped
Dear Aunt Bingo,
Why is it that some players insist upon
sitting in the same spot every time and
don’t mind making a public scene if they
find someone else is sitting in “their”
special seat? With a public game like
Bingo, it seems the rule of the house
should be that whoever arrives first gets
to sit wherever he/she wants to, and all
those who follow take whatever seats
remain. This notion of “reserved” seats
is unfair and the idea of seat ownership
needs to be stopped. Bingo is supposed to
be fun. Battles over seats make the games
stressful for everyone. —Staci, via email
Dear Staci,
It’s pretty safe to assume that the majority
of folks who insist on sitting in the same
chair each and every time are doing so
because they think it will bring them
luck.
I have no problem with this—except
when a player feels it is his or her right
to badger another player sitting in “their”
seat. If it is that important to them, they
should make a point of arriving at the hall
early and securing that magic seat. If they
fail to do so, they can then politely ask
if that player would mind moving. If the
person declines, that should be the end of
it. If the requestor then gets aggressive, I
would hope the person seated would call
a worker or the manager and report the
harassment.
At certain halls there are places I prefer
to sit and play, not out of superstition,
but because I may like how the sound
system sounds there or because there is
a good view of the monitor or caller. But
if I arrive and there is someone already
there, I simply move on. I would never be
so bold as to ask them to pack up their
stuff and move elsewhere. To me that’s a
little crazy. —Aunt Bingo
Dear Aunt Bingo,
I’m new to the Bingo scene and am
curious about what you think the best way
is for me to choose what Bingo center to
play in. I used the Internet, but it didn’t
have much information. I thought about
calling each hall to learn more about
them, but being new to the game, I am
not sure what to ask or how helpful that
would be. What do you suggest for my
research? —C.C., Illinois, via email
Dear CC,
In my opinion, there is only one sure way
to determine which Bingo hall best suits
you. And it will require some legwork.
The environment is a huge part of a
player’s enjoyment of Bingo—lighting,
chairs and tables, air quality, location,
and so on. You can’t get a feel for this
over the phone. You really need to go to
each hall, play a couple of Bingo sessions,
and see what you think.
Equally important are your fellow players.
Are they quiet and serious? Chatty and
social? Are there 50 people playing? 150?
500? Only by mixing in with different
groups of players will you find the one
that you find the most fun to be around.
Next there are the numbers of games/
sessions, entrance fees, and payouts. How
much do you want to spend? How much
do you want to win? How many games
are you up for? These are important
considerations. Luckily, the Bingo Bugle
has most of this information in the ads
the halls run in each issue.
Finally, there is word of mouth. Hopefully
you know a few people who are Bingo
regulars. They are a great source for
learning about the various games in town
and the pluses and minuses of playing at
each venue.
Good luck with your search! —Aunt
Bingo
Dear Randi Fae,
This type of dream tells me you are in a
delicate emotional situation where if you
express your opinions at all, it is likely
to cause serious family or relationship
troubles that will drown you in misery. In
situations like this, it is best to keep your
opinions to yourself and let the drama
play itself out. Your dream is a warning
so please listen to it. —Dream Lady
Send your dreams to Dream Lady at
P.O. Box 414, Entiat, WA 98822. Enclose
an SASE if you want a personal reply
before publication. Not all dreams are
published.
Dear Dream Lady,
I am having a recurring dream. I am not a
photographer, but I dreamed that not only
I, but also I as a second and third person
run around taking pictures of each other.
This is a very confusing and I wake up
disoriented.
Stacy K., Las Vegas, Nevada
Share your views! Write to Aunt Bingo
c/o the Bingo Bugle, P.O. Box 527,
Vashon, Washington 98070, or email
her at [email protected]. Be sure
to include your name and address
(you can request that your name not
be published), as typically she will
not include anonymous letters in her
columns.
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Emotional situation
■ Stuck in a downpour
Dear Dream Lady,
I am having a recurring dream. I am not a
photographer, but I dreamed that not only
I, but also I as a second and third person
run around taking pictures of each other.
This is a very confusing and I wake up
disoriented.
Stacy K., Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Stacy,
Sadly, your dream does not have a good
interpretation. Since you are taking
photos of yourself, it tells me you are selfabsorbed and everything is about you.
Ironically, the idea that you are taking
photos of yourself (times three) tells me
you don’t trust yourself to make good
decisions Are you involved in a change of
job, home or a relationship? Your dream
says you are. If so, you might consider
counseling to learn how to trust yourself
more, but if you don’t care that you are
narcissistic (some people are fine with
that), then accept the dream and move on
as best you can. —Dream Lady
Dear Dream Lady,
I live in the south where we have
extremely heavy rainstorms, but lately
I have been having dreams where I am
stuck in a downpour that soaks me to the
skin in seconds and I simply cannot get
dry. What is so weird is that I dream I am
being rained on in my house, at the stores
or when I visit my friends or parents.
What is going on?
Randi Fae, LaMarque, Texas
intermission so you can get a snack. I
did so and had some cherries off our
neighbor’s tree, which our thoughtful
neighbor had picked for us. Delicious.
The next game was my favorite of the
whole session, it was a double Bingo with
a wild number—that number to be the
first ball out. In this case it was a 3 and
I was pleased as I could see many 3’s on
my cards. In four numbers I was on and
was really excited. I won. I yelled with
excitement and wondered how I would
get paid. The answer came up quickly on
my screen. I could elect to have payment
by check or take a credit against my next
session. Of course I took the credit. I
am hooked. I love Bingo.Emotional
situation
■ Stuck in a downpour
Ordinarily I would not praise any Bingo
activity that kept you out of the Bingo
Hall where there is fun, excitement and
many people to relate to. However, this
site I ran across was so much fun I just
have to share. There is a small charge to
sign on and a regular charge for cards, but
the fun begins there. You can buy many
cards or just one for that matter. You can
rent a machine that will keep track of all
your cards be it four or forty.
The play is fast, but not too fast—at least
I was able to keep up easily. I had paid
for sixteen cards and rented a machine to
keep track of them. I have no idea why
I came up with that number—maybe I
thought it was lucky. I paid for all this on
my credit card—which always makes me
feel like I am getting it free. That, I think,
is the biggest danger of credit cards.
The first game was a chair, facing either
way and I was on once, but no win. When
you win, there is a series of computer
commands you have to punch in, but it is
pretty easy. You have to be on your toes
to get your win before the next game is
called.
The second game was a little box
anywhere. That one is pretty hard to keep
track of and I was glad to have a machine
doing the work. Again I was on, but
didn’t win.
The third game was a hard way. I was on
many times, especially if I could have
used the free space, that I was sure I
would win but no—again, close but no
kewpie.
It is a little strange to be sitting alone in
your living room or office and have no
noise of the Bingo hall around you and
still be playing desperately to win. I
wanted to ask my neighbor how he was
doing or somehow make human contact,
but there was no one to ask.
Kate was away for the week and I was
at home alone, hence my time on the
computer.
The next game was Simple Simon—
which is a regular Bingo anywhere and
one outside line, top, bottom or either
side. That one went really fast and I didn’t
even get on before someone won. Again,
no noise from the winner—which made it
all a little spooky.
This site even makes time for a brief
Dear Stacy,
Sadly, your dream does not have a good
interpretation. Since you are taking
photos of yourself, it tells me you are selfabsorbed and everything is about you.
Ironically, the idea that you are taking
photos of yourself (times three) tells me
you don’t trust yourself to make good
decisions Are you involved in a change of
job, home or a relationship? Your dream
says you are. If so, you might consider
counseling to learn how to trust yourself
more, but if you don’t care that you are
narcissistic (some people are fine with
that), then accept the dream and move on
as best you can. —Dream Lady
Dear Dream Lady,
I live in the south where we have
extremely heavy rainstorms, but lately
I have been having dreams where I am
stuck in a downpour that soaks me to the
skin in seconds and I simply cannot get
dry. What is so weird is that I dream I am
being rained on in my house, at the stores
or when I visit my friends or parents.
What is going on?
Randi Fae, LaMarque, Texas
Dear Randi Fae,
This type of dream tells me you are in a
delicate emotional situation where if you
express your opinions at all, it is likely
to cause serious family or relationship
troubles that will drown you in misery. In
situations like this, it is best to keep your
opinions to yourself and let the drama
play itself out. Your dream is a warning
so please listen to it. —Dream Lady
Send your dreams to Dream Lady at
P.O. Box 414, Entiat, WA 98822. Enclose
an SASE if you want a personal reply
before publication. Not all dreams are
published.
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