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October, 2018Volume 49, Issue 10Wednesday,Oct. 24, 6pmThe OCAThe OCA
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Table of ContentsContact Information:Office Phone:760-757-393724 Hour Emergency(Water & Plumbing)760-757-3937Fax: ocaoffice.orgHomeowner Concerns:office@ocaoffice.orgA Message from the Board . . . . . . . . . 3Spotlight on our Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Rumor Roundup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4OCATV Guide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Coffee Hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Events:Upcoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6October . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Notices & Reminders . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Emerald Isle Golf Course . . . . . . . . . 10Things To Do at OCA . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Calendar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-13OCA Committee Members . . . . . . . . . 14Committee ReportsOCA Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Share & Wear . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Website. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Architecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Activities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16OSERT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Art Guild . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17OMUG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Garden Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17OCA-TV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Landscape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Did You Know? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Professional vs. Self Management . . . . . 20How We Use Your Membership Fee? . . . 21BOD Meeting Minutes, 7/25/2018 . . . 22Non-emergency Police(to report suspicious activity):760-435-4900Emergency Police:911This newsletter is written andpublished by OCA residents for OCAresidents. Production of this newsletter is made possible by the advertisements and flyers contained within it. The Oceanside Community Association does not assume responsibility for offerings made by advertisers or for inaccuracies or omissions in the copies provided by themto the publisher. The Associationdoes not endorse the advertisersfound within this publication.Volume 49 Issue 10Visit: Oceanaseniors.org1
2017-2018 Board of DirectorsOffice Staff:General ManagerPatricia Orlandoporlando@ocaoffice.orgProperty AdministratorKaren ce PresidentTracy Richardsontrichardson@ocaoffice.orgMaintenance Supervisor Randel Newmanrnewman@ocaoffice.Maintenance Admin. Asst.Diane Seelydseely@ocaoffice.orgContact for all:Glory Phillipsaccounting@ocaoffice.orgJohn arlie Wendt760-453-2223(cell) 760-908-8897cdwendt@cox.net2DirectorSteve erry es Darrell fice Information The deadline to submit information forThe Hilltop Highlights is the 1st Friday ofevery month. Please email to: kwalter@ocaoffice.org. Have a payment to make or a work orderto submit after office hours? Please usethe new drop box located on the front/west side of the OCA Business Office. Itis checked Mon. through Fri. How do I submit a work request? Bothmaintenance work requests and landscapework requests are available on our website: www.oceanaseniors.org. After completion, you may submit your form via office@ocaoffice.org, by fax to 760-7578177 or by visiting the Business Office.All work requests are prioritized withother scheduled work. We do respond toan emergency situation (e.g. sewer backups and exterior water leaks) within 24hours. After normal business hours andon weekends emergencies should be reported to our live answering service at760-757-3937. Are you moving? Do you have a neighborwho has moved or passed away? Pleaseprovide such information to Karen Walterat the OCA Business Office at kwalter@ocaoffice.org.Carol n. & Cte. Asst.Teresa Browntbrown@ocaoffice.orgBookkeeperJoan Jeffery760-637-2384joanjeffery55@yahoo.comHere are several websites that can helpkeep you up-to-date on Oceana and yourlocal .uswww.sandiegocounty.govThe monthly General Session Board ofDirectors’ meeting will take place at 9:30am on the last Wednesday of the monthin the Clubhouse auditorium.Visit: Oceanaseniors.orgVolume 49 Issue 10
ith a sigh of relief, it finallylooks like the SDGE project hasended. Our community has beenunder siege for nearly a year with largeequipment roaring up and down our streets,holes and trenches all over the place, andworkmen everywhere. It was good to wavea fond farewell to the Porta-potties asthey left the property. As a side benefitof the upheaval, we had several of our sidestreets slurry coated, which would havecost us over 100,000 from reserves. Patricia has petitioned the City of Oceansidefor the paving of Vista Campana due to excessive patching. She was informed thatno funds are budgeted for that project in2018 but the city will try to include thepaving in the 2019 budget.As a result of Patricia’s working throughissues with SDGE we have learned that theelectrical project may have a little moretime to be completed; we just need tokeep making progress to satisfy the utilities. Many have questioned our responsibility in this matter. Please know that properquestions have been asked and we have received a very clear detailed outline of therelative responsibilities of OCA and SDGEfor the electrical project.We welcome Randel Newman as our newMaintenance Supervisor. He comes to uswith over 20 years of maintenance supervisory experience covering a three-state area and a variety of property sizes. He isbusy getting to know the property, thestaff, and residents and is working onbuilding his team. He has strong trainingskills and is well versed in safety requirements. Please give him a welcome when yousee him.We are launching the painting of Unit #2soon and the cooperation of homeowners inmaking the necessary repairs prior to theVolume 49 Issue 10start of the painting is much appreciated.Consideration of the repair and painting ofthe car sheds in Unit #2 is still underwayfor this year.HOA living has many advantages andshould provide for a more carefree lifestyle. However, there are responsibilitiesthat also go with HOA ownership. We areunder CC&Rs, Rules and Regulations, DavisStirling Law Code and other guidelinesthat we must abide by. HOA living does notsuit everyone. We are not free to inviteunderage family and friends to live with us,we cannot plant or uproot plants in ourcommon area. Common area by definition isall the area beyond the footprint of yourhome.Also, anything involving the outside of ourhome, window replacement, changes tostructure, etc. must be presented to theArchitectural Committee for approval. Notdoing so can result in fines or possible removal of the work done. The committee isthere to help you, but must rule within established guidelines. Soon revised and restated Architectural Guidelines will bemailed out to owners. They have been reviewed by our attorneys but still must besent for review to owners. Read themcarefully and comment and return to theoffice if you note errors or have recommendations. You have received two roundsof the Architectural Addendum, which hasnow been merged into this more comprehensive document so that only one sourceneed be consulted for guidelines and regulations regarding architectural changes.After the 30-day owner review period,this document will be approved by theBoard of Directors, it then will become thestandard by which architectural approvalswill be granted.Visit: Oceanaseniors.org3
Spotlight onour StaffDiane SeelyThis month the spotlight falls on DianeSeely.Dianehasworked for us sixmonths as a permanent employee. Formerly she worked as atemp in the accounting area, but that position fell to budgetary cuts.We liked Diane so much that the minute anopening came up that fit her qualifications,Patricia brought her back on board.Diane is a rare person, San Diegan born andbred. She loves it here and after a few attempts to try different waters, she cameright back.The job Diane has is a bit different from therest of the office team. Her primary focus isto provide administrative support to themaintenance team. She also assists the officestaff at the window and on projects needing anextra hand. With her administrative expertiseDiane frees the maintenance guys to do whatthey do best, fix things.Diane works closely with the MaintenanceSupervisor to coordinate work orders, scopework for bids, and bid comparison. She makescalls, researches products and makes purchases. She also coordinates work and answersmaintenance questions from the residents. Actually, the full scope of Diane’s contribution tomaintenance is yet to be realized, each daymore opportunities to bridge the gap betweenthe maintenance and office staff grows. Withour expanding database and need to documentwork that has been performed, the possibilities are endless.Diane loves the variety and learning opportunities of her job. Her goal is to add increasingvalue to both teams and we are seeing the results already.On a more personal note, Diane is a singlemom with one grown son. She is a real foodie,whether dining in or out. When she is notworking for us, Diane loves to play with hernieces and nephews and is impatiently awaitingto hear that grandchildren are coming.Thanks for your energy and enthusiasm Diane, we are glad to have you back!4umors are a fact of life in any community. The problem is, which are real, whichare ridiculous and which are maliciousmisinformation? Here are some of the rumorsheard recently within our community and theactual facts behind them.Rumor:Share and Wear is closing their doors.Fact:Hours of operation are being shortened dueto the lack of enough volunteers to cover theshifts. On certain days the shops will beclosed.Rumor: 4,500 a month is being spent on CoffeeHour entertainment and only 12 people attend.Fact: 4,500 is the whole budget for the year forCoffee Hour entertainment, about 35 – 60people usually attend and the weekly event isopen to everyone in the community. Steps arebeing taken to reduce paid entertainment totwice monthly to fall in line with Share andWear’s shortened hours and resulting declinein sales.Rumor:The board has cancelled the music licensefor the community and no more music will beplayed here.Fact:That was only one on a long list of suggestions offered by the Activities Committee inan effort to balance the budget for 2019. Thelicense has been paid for the year and no decisions have been made in this regard, nor is itexpected to ever take place.Rumor:Wolf urine is being sprayed on the ravine perimeters and around doggie stations.Fact:True! Non-toxic to pets, wolf urine is thebest-known deterrent to coyotes. The smelldissipates quickly to humans, but is detectibleto animals. Fluffy may become a little antsynear the doggie stations, but hopefully it willwork. We won’t even ask how it gets collected!Visit: Oceanaseniors.orgVolume 49 Issue 10
Broadcasting on Channel 1960Watch OCATV Community Channel for updated OceanaActivities and Important messages from the Board andCommunity Manager. Updated daily by OCA-TV monitors.Daily Programming7am & 5 pm2 pm & 7 pm3:30 pm & 8:30 pmWelcome to OceansideBoard Meeting fromthe Previous MonthMost Recent Town HallMeetingExercise Opportunities8:30 am11:00 am4:30 pmStability Ball - Every Thur. and Sat.Functional Fitness – DailyLine Dancing class - Every Sat. and Sun.We have a great crewworking to make OCA-TVthe best community channelavailable. But, we are alwayslooking for more volunteers.Would you like to recordactivities in Oceana and/orcreate content for our dailyTV programs?No experience necessary,we will train you.The OCA-TV Committeemeets the 3rd Fri. eachmonth at 1pm in the Admin.Conference Room. ContactShirley Clinton for more information. Please join us.Get caffeinated. Get energized. Get dancing!Live entertainment each week. Meets every Thursday in the clubhouse 9:00-10:30AMOct. 4Oct. 11Oct. 18Oct. 25Celeste Singing her “Patsy Cline” ShowFashion ShowGary Burt Crooning the Morning AwayTeri Inspired Children’s Chorusthank our regular volunteers for helpingW eoutwanteachto week.If you would like to participate,please contact Connie at 760-754-2962 to schedule adate. We welcome your involvement!Volume 49 Issue 10Visit: Oceanaseniors.org5
Coming in NovemberUpcoming ShowsSaturday, November 3Sunday, November 11Schedule:Presented by theStar TheaterCoast Kids11am: Meet at Oceanside TransitStation11:29am: Depart Oceanside1:37pm: Arrive LA Union StationWalk 2 blocks to OlveraStreet (.2 miles)4:40pm: Depart LA Union Station6:55pm: Arrive OceansideSign-up sheet - Clubhouse LobbyCost: 10.00 ticket at the StationWeekly Events2 pm At TheStar TheaterIn OceansideRegister:Through October 8At the Clubhouse LobbyCost: 12.00Sunday, December 16Every Thursday at 6pmEnjoy the music you grewup with from the 50s tothe 80s. Follow along asthe words are shown onthe large screen, Karaoke style.Join us every Thursday at 6pm in theClubhouse Auditorium. Bring your ownsnacks and drinks.Hosted by Glen Hemingway.Please note: Party on the Plazahas ended for this year.62 pm At The Star TheaterIn OceansideRegister:Oct. 15 - Nov. 5At the Clubhouse LobbyCost: 12.00Visit: Oceanaseniors.orgVolume 49 Issue 10
October EventsTuesday, October 9:Wednesday, October 24:Join us for a:Fish & Chips Meet-Up@Be there!Overlooking the HarborTravel on your own.5pm:Happy Hour6-9pm: Dinner Special of Fish ‘n Chipswith coleslawSign-up sheet in the Clubhouse LobbyCost: 10.00 plus your bar tab payable at the restaurant.Thursday, October 11Offering: Another opportunity to discusswhat is happening at Oceana.Topics will be open.6 pm — Clubhouse AuditoriumRefreshments will be provided.Saturday, October 27Join us for the OCADuring the October 11 Coffee Hour inthe Clubhouse Auditorium.This is a funopportunityto view and buythe newestfall fashions.Sunday, October 21The OCAOn Display:The beautiful creations ofmany of our artistic residents.Refreshments, Music,And drawings for a freeceramics piece from oneof our ceramics artists!1-4pm in the AuditoriumVolume 49 Issue 10Register: Thru Oct. 25At the Admin OfficeCost: 0 (Zombies*) 12 (Residents) 15 (Guests)*Proof Required.Visit: Oceanaseniors.org7
Notices & RemindersOCA EndowmentFundalloween is the day when we are visitedby hordes of ghosts and goblins on aquest to garner as many treats as theycan. As scary, or cute, as their costumes may be, keep your attention on yourdriving. Those costumes may impair their visionand the excitement of the evening may causethem to be less-than-normally vigilant. Sendinga child to a hospital, or worse, is NO TREAT!Drive carefully!You are cordially invited to attend ourOceana Art Show, Sunday October 21, 2018 inour auditorium from 1 PM to 4 PM. The showwill highlight many of your creative neighbor'saccomplishments and beautiful creations in theart world. Refreshments will be served, musicwill be heard, beauty will be seen, and an addition this year will be periodic drawings for apiece of ceramic ware from our Ceramic Artists.Art Show participants may pick up applications and rules for the show in the Art Roomor contact:Pat Christie at 442-297-7430 orNielsine Archibald at 760-730-5446.This is a complementary event for Oceanaresidents and we look forward to seeing youthere.Nielsine Archibald8There’s one thing we allknow from personal experience: the cost of things goes up. You probably still remember when you could buy a gallonof gas for 29.9 or a MacDonald’s burger cost15 . My first new car, a brand new yellow Malibu, cost 3,000 out the door. In college Iworked in a grocery store. I remember thaton specials we sold eight cans of sliced mushrooms for a dollar and grapes for 10 a pound.Inflation affects Oceana also, but there’sone way you can help us beat inflation. It’s theOCA Endowment Fund. Gifts to the Endowment Fund are invested, and only the interestis used from year to year to help offset increased costs. Of course, to make a big dentin the increased costs due to inflation will require a large amount of principle in the fund.Everything needs to start somewhere, however. Perhaps you can be a starter! The fundcan receive property, stocks, insurances, jewelry, cars and cash. For more information,contact Director John Vogt, 760-519-7554 orjfredericvogt@gmail.com.John VogtFrench Conversation ClubParlez-vous francais? Chevrolet and Nescafecome to mind, but no matter, the French Conversation Club meets every Sunday between10:30 am up to 12noon, a time span determinedby the intense interest from its members. WeHave Fun! Members of this group come fromall different ‘points of light’ and all contributeto a great gathering of the minds. We haveone thing in common—to continue the skills ofconversation and comprehension in French. Ifany one in our Oceana community is interested,please call Andre Waldor for more informationat 816-718-7368. We’d love to have you comeaboard. PS, you don’t have to be fluent—justinterested and willing to learn.Andre WaldorVisit: Oceanaseniors.orgVolume 49 Issue 10
LUANN 2018 GEC Inc. Reprinted with permission of ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION. All rights reserved.f this edition of LuAnn strikes a chord,then it may be time to do some seriousdown-sizing. Please remember that, per theOceana Members Handbook, our autos must beparked within our carports or garages. Storageof other items within a garage may not interfere with parking our vehicles in our garages.Special thanks go to Frank Danczyk, one ofOceana’s faithful volunteers from our Financecommittee. Frank spoke out about a housingdevelopment project that would have sentnearly 100 vehicles a day along StagecoachRoad near Unit #4. Wildlife would have beendisplaced, parking would have been impactedand the project may not have attracted goodneighbors. Frank’s speaking out on behalf ofOceana was civic duty of the highest measureand his articulate presentation of issues wasno doubt largely responsible for the extension’s defeat. The developers will not be ableto use a 15-year-old plan for today’s environment and they will most likely be unable tosubmit a new plan to agree with today’s standards.Volume 49 Issue 10Getting rid of a memento of our lives maynot be the easiest thing to do. But, rememberthat it is not doing you any good as a dust collector, but may be just the thing that somebody has been searching a long time to find.Consider donating the item to Share & Wear,or to another non-profit organization. Youprobably won’t regret it and your neighborswill thank you for giving their street back.What Frank said in our behalf.First, I would like to thank the developerof the proposed Ocean Pointe propertiesfor not having pursued development of thestated properties over the last threeyears. The Oceana retirement community,which is directly south of this property,has enjoyed the open space, the bird andanimal sanctuary that lies in one of the ravines, and the view of the large hill thatlies in the middle of this property.Various other citizens have expressedsimilar opinions to what I am expressingnow. We would like to stand in opposition ofan extension for the following reasons:This property would require a tremendous amount of contouring because of theravines, and the hillside that would facehighway 76. Furthermore, buildings on thenorth side of this hill facing highway 76would receive a lot of noise from the highway.The proposed development would requireVisit: Oceanaseniors.orgNotices & Reminders Continued on page 199
e are very excited to introduce you to the newest member of the Emerald Isleteam, Kassidy Teare. Kassidy is a native North County girl and was a collegestandout on her team at Long BeachState, majoring in Industrial Designand named Big West Conference Golferof the Year in 2016. As a rookie on theSymetra Tour, Kass made the cut in 14of 19 starts with two top-10 finishes,and then finished T10 at the 2017LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament toearn Priority List Category 12 statusfor the 2018 season. We feel so luckyto have her join us at EI and hope youwill come down to give her a big Oceanawelcome!Special Olympics - we are enjoyingour second year of hosting the local Special Olympics organization, providing thegroup access and use of the golf course onThursdays afternoons.High School Golf - the Oceanside JVGirls Golf team will be utilizing EmeraldIsle as their home course and hosting 8matches at Emerald Isle through October.Irrigation upgrades - we continue toupgrade our irrigation efficiency by installing new sprinkler heads throughoutthe course. It is an expensive and slowprocess but we are committed!ence dancing on the patio. Jerry Vincentwill continue to alternate Fridays and wewill continue music until daylight savingsends.DON’T FORGET! We have happyhour Monday-Friday starting at 2pm toclose, and if you don’t feel like cooking besure to stop by the grill for a meal or giveus a call to place a take-out order! 760721-4700Friday night music - if you have nothad a chance to hear our new duo, BaRel &LaNa, we highly recommend you do! Theyhave a unique sound and a great repertoireof songs, and a knack for getting the audi10Visit: Oceanaseniors.orgwww.EmeraldIsleGC.comGolf Shop Phone #:760-721-4700See You Soon!Volume 49 Issue 10
Things To Do at OCAArt Studio -Mon.& Wed., 1-3pm; Watercolorinstruction, Wed. 1-3pm. Info: David Finkasat (760) 586-8484.Board Games -2nd & 4th Sunday 2:00pm. Info:Alita Jones 760-703-4110.BridgeOceana Bridge -2nd and 4th Tuesdays at12:30 pm. Info: Dee Wylie 760-231-9577.Social Bridge -Fridays 9:00am in the CardRoom.Refresher Bridge Course–Thursday 10:30am-Noon, Auditorium. Info: Betty Lotz 760-231-1529 or Karrie Lillicotch 760-722-8685.Bunco –1st & 3rd Tuesdays of the month at 1:30pm in the Large Card room. Info: Dona White(760) 533-2484.Ceramic Studio -open 1-3:00pm every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Contact: PatChristie at 760-405-3133.Chair Meditation - Monday at 10am in theBilliards room. For info: call ’Hania’ (HannaBarbara, MA) at 760-944-8417 .Chair Volleyball - Monday and Thursday at1:00 pm in the Clubhouse. For info: call DaveFreeman at 818-262-0788Discussion Group - Thursday after CoffeeHour at 11:00am in the Clubhouse Library.For info: Cara Frye at 760-529-9720French Club - Sunday 10:30am-Noon in theClubhouse Library. Call Andre Waldor at 760-978-5447.Friends of Bill W. -Wed. at 5:00 pm in thecard room. Info: Lin Riley 760-730-3371.Friends of Lois W. –Tue. at 4:30pm in thecard room. Info: Geri White, 760-439-5890.Garden Club-Meetings on occasion. Reservespace in our garden. Info: Sheri Skvarek at760-722-7350Hand & Foot -Fridays at 12:30 pm. Info: JoanJeffery at 760-637-2384Keep Fit Exercise Class—MWF 8:30am-9amin the Auditorium. Info: Gene or Dee Barilotti at 760-967-2157.Knitting -Thurs. at 10:30am in the Card Room.Info: Karen Jacobson 760-757-2477 or DeeWylie 760-231-9577.Lapidary Shop –Mon. thru Thurs. 1-3pm. Info:John Pitarresi at 760-917-6631.Volume 49 Issue 10Line Dancing –Wednesdays 3pm-4pm in theAuditorium. Info: Jeane Minsky at 760-4335704.Mah Jong - Mondays 1:00pm-4:00pm andTuesdays 12:30pm-4:00pm in the Library.Info: Madeline Rosenberg at 760-231-8386.OA Help for Eating Disorders -Monday at6:00pm in the Clubhouse Card Room. Info:Beverly Stiles 760-453-2379.OCA Book Club -10:00am 2nd Tuesday of eachmonth in the Clubhouse Library.OCA Choraleers -Fridays 1:30pm in the Clubhouse Auditorium. Info: Betsy Wilson 760439-2879.OSERT -3rd Wed. at 6:30pm in the Computerroom. Info: Patricia McArdle, 703-254-8916Pickleball - Everybody: Mondays &Tuesdays at2:30pm. Experienced players: Tuesdays at9am. In the Clubhouse. Info: Steve Reigle.Pinochle Mon. at 12:30 pm in the Card Room.Players are requested to arrive no later than12:30 pm. Info: Joyce Poxon 760-859-6728.Poker - Tuesdays 6-8pm. Contact Glenn Grothat 760-754-9646.Also played Thursdays 6:30 pm. Contact BobHartman at 760-724-7604.Sequence -Thursdays 1pm-4pm in the Cardroom. Info: Marilyn 760-435-9600Sing-Along - Thursdays 6pm in the ClubhouseAuditorium. Bring snacks & drinks. Info: GlenHemingway 760-518-5716.Trivia –Mondays 7pm-9pm in the Card room.Info: Colleen Eidson 760-529-9999Water AerobicsMornings: 8:00am Mon/Wed/Fri.Afternoon: 1:00pm-1:45pm Fri.Info: Betsy 760-439-2879.Water Volleyball Tuesdays 1pm. Info: JohnAllison 442-615-8028.Woodshop -Monday-Friday 1-3pm. Info: JimRomans 949-742-2311.Visit: Oceanaseniors.org11
Events Scheduled Every Week—By WeekdayEvery SundayEvery MondayEvery TuesdayFrench Club 10:30amNoonArt Room Open:1-3pmChair Meditation10amChair Volleyball:1-2pmKeep Fit Class:8:30am(Auditorium)Lapidary Shop:1-3pmMah Jong:1-4pmOA Help for EatingDisorders:6pmPickleball:Open Play2-5pmPinochle:12:30-4pmShare & Wear:11-2pmTrivia:7-9pmWater Aerobics:8-9amWoodshop:1-3pmEvery Weds.Ceramics:Computer Rm:1-3pm10-12am& 1-3pmFriends of Lois W. 4:30pmLapidary Shop:1-3pmMah Jong:12:30-4pmPickleball:Advanced Players Only9am-NoonOpen Play2-5pmPoker:6-8pmShare & Wear:11-2pmWater Volleyball:1pmWoodshop:1-3pmArt Room Open: 2-4pmComputer Rm:10-12am& 1-3pmFriends of Bill W.5:00pmKeep Fit Class: 8:30am(Auditorium)Lapidary Shop: 1-3pmLine Dancing:3-4pmPutting Practice 10am(Golf Course)Share & Wear: 11-2pmWater Aerobics: 8-9amWoodshop:1-3pmAdmin. Office Opento 6:00pmOther Scheduled EventsSundayMondayTuesday1Wednesday29:30am Activities Cte.—Card Room312Noon-Website Cte.–Computer Rm.1:30pm Bunco—Card Room8799:30am Arch. Cte.- Card room10am OCA Book Club2-4pm Board Games9:30am FinanceCte.—Card Room15169:30am ComplianceHearings—Card Rm.(Closed meeting)1:30pm Bunco—Card Room2122174:30pm Safety Cte-Comp6:30pm OSERT-Comp. Rm.246pm-Auditorium—Auditorium12:30pm Oceana Bridge2-4pm BoardGames9:30am FMARC Cte.Mtg.—Card Room231-4pm The Oceana28105-9pm OMUG6:30 Garden Club—Card Rm.12:30pm Oceana Bridge1410am Unit AdvisorsCte.—Auditorium29308:30amLandscape Q&A319:30am Open BOD Mtg.1pm BOD Exec. Session12Visit: Oceanaseniors.orgVolume 49 Issue 10
Every ThursdayBilliards:10:30amBridge-Refresher Course—(Aud.)10:30am-12Ceramics:1-3pmChair Volleyball1-2pmCoffee Hour:9am(See below)Computer Rm:10-12am& 1-3pmDiscussion Gp:11:00amKnitting:10:30amLapidary Shop:1-3pmPoker:6:30pmSequence:1-4pmShare & ics:Choraleers:Computer Rm:Every Saturday1-3pm1:30-3pm10-12am& 1-3pm12:30pm8:30amPickleball:Open Play1-4pmHand & Foot:Keep Fit Class:(Auditorium)Pickleball:Open Play2:45-5pmShare & Wear:11-2pmSocial Bridge:9-11:30amTai Chi:10-11:30amWater Aerobics:8-9amand 1-1:45pmWoodshop:1-3pmThursday9am Coffee HourCelesteEvery FridayFridaySaturday451112131920262710am—1pm SSS66pm Sing-Along—Auditorium9am Coffee HourFashion Show9am Lndscp Cte.—Card Rm.6pm Sing-Along—Auditorium9am Coffee HourGary Burt6pm Sing-AlongAuditorium9am Coffee HourTeri Inspired18251pm OCA-TV Cte.—Admin. Conf. Rm.6-9pm The OCA6pm Sing-Along—AuditoriumVolume 49 Issue 10- AuditoriumVisit: Oceanaseniors.org13
OCA Group MembershipMeets:Activities CommitteeChuck KruseJackie MoranGinny RomansLinda Garcia(Open)Nancy NortonSue MansisBella StrubharCarol FinkasCharlie Wendt1st Tues. ea. Month,9:30am, Card RoomChairVice ChairSecretary/CoordinatorShare & Wear Mgr.TreasurerBoard LiaisonBoard Exec. Cte.Architectural Committee2nd Tues. ea. Month,9:30am, Card Room(Agenda deadline: 1st day of month)Bill LoftusChair, U 9Mary HallU 7,7ATony HoopleU 10,11Harold MarshU8Eric MonceU 12, 14Paula McDonaldU 2,6Jay NorrisU5Ed SmithU 1,1A,3,4Darrell RockeBoard LiaisonCharlie WendtBoard Exec. Cte.Meets:Meets:Landscape CommitteeRay JacobsKathleen DowlingLarry LepleyCarol FinkasCharlie WendtMeets:Board LiaisonBoard Exec. Cte.OCA-TV CommitteeColleen EidsonShirley ClintonPatricia McArdleCarol FinkasMeets:2nd Thurs. ea. Month,9am, Card RoomChair3rd Fri. ea. Month,1pm, Office Conf. RoomChairMeets:Bruce CowgillJoseph EganSteve GillisCraig LibbyPatricia McArdleTain SoreboeBob WakehamDarrell RockeJohn VogtMeets:Board Liaison3rd Wed. ea. Month,4:30pm, Comp. RoomChair, 335-6597335-6597714-496-3907214-0221Board Liaison3rd Wed. ea. Month,9:30am, Card RoomChairBoard LiaisonBoard Exec. Cte.Unit Advisors Committee2nd Wed. ea. Month,10am, Clubhouse AuditoriumCo-Chair, 754-0020Co-Chair, 453-2223Shari Flanders,Donna Wendt,Unit1–Ron Landsel231-75861A –Linda Langworthy562-301-13462–Holly Dale951-283-9682Suzanne Condren434-82663–Gisele Lauer754-02964–Jim & Bonnie Sanderson5–Teri Battaglia714-458-68426–Steve Lawler419-70117 (1-34) - Donna Wendt,453-22237 (35-62) & 7A Beth Troxell8–Margarita Willis433-2797Kathleen Pursell439-92829–Jeff Kern908-420-185310 –Ray Flanders754-002011 –Shari Flanders754-0020Diane Tucker12 (1-53) - Jay Norris/Pat Brinson509-939-168012 (54-98)- (Open)14 –Toby Roberts & Anita RomaineJoan JefferyBoard LiaisonMeets:Safety CommitteeKelly ByrneJohn AllisonGeorgann GallJon KatzAlice NolanVacantFMARC CommitteeWebsite CommitteeAnita RomaineGene BarilottiDon BettsSteve ReigleCarol Finkas1st Wed. ea. Month,12pm, Computer RoomChairBoard Liaison(NOTE: No area code, assume 760.)(NOTE: Unless otherwise indicated, thedeadline for all Committee Agendas is 10days prior to the meeting.)14Visit: Oceanaseniors.orgVolume 49 Issue 10
Committee ReportsThis section of the Highlights is reserved for thesafety and security information to serve and protect the residents ofOceana. You have theright to read, or the rightto have someone read it toyou. This is important information.IF YOU DON'T WANT IT STOLEN.LOCK IT UP.There is an increase in thefts from vehiclesthis summer. Please lock up your car, roll upwindows and do not leave valuables in the vehicle. Try to park in your garage if it is your worktruck or van. Lock up your residence if youleave.Thieves look for the easy crime. Make yourcar and home hard to break into.Pat McArdleShare & WearEver hea
under CC&Rs, Rules and Regulations, Davis-Stirling Law Code and other guidelines that we must abide by. HOA living does not suit everyone. We are not free to invite underage family and friends to live with us, we cannot plant or uproot plants in our common area. Common area by definition is all the area beyond the footprint of your home.
