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E B RAT Meet Mel Knezovich and Ann Carter
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BY ANN WAHLENMEIER
When Ann Carter first met Mel
Knezovich in 2003, they were being
YEARS!
initiated into the Carmichael Elk’s Lodge,
she as a new member and he as a returning
member.
IN THIS ISSUE
“We sat and looked at each other at
meetings for over a year,” laughs Ann.
Letters to the Editors ...............................................3 Then one day he asked, “When are
From Your Placer County Supervisor ....................5 we going to get to play golf together?”
It’s Crunch Time - Every drop of water counts! .....5 Golf?? Golf got her attention!
It also gave Ann the opportunity to
Favorite Restaurants, SHORS ............................7
get to know Mel. She learned his family
Seniors Need to Know! ......................................9
was well known in the Sacramento baseball
Citizens Patrol/Neighborhood Watch ................9
arena. Mel was one of fi ve Knezovich
Ambassador, Compliance, Website .......................10
brothers who were outstanding athletes at
Sunshine Services ...........................................11 Christian Brothers High School. In May MMeell KKnneezzoovviicchh aanndd AAnnnn CCaarrtteerr
Singers, Harmonicoots, Music & Laughter, Dance .....12 of this year, the Knezovich family was Photo by Richard Paine
Creative Arts, Executive Director Comments ......13 inducted into the CBS Inaugural Athletic
Fine Arts, Needle Arts, Cinema, Boomer ............14 Hall of Fame. yet?” Mel had an impressive record as a professional ball. He pitched in the Pacifi c
In the 1940’s all fi ve Knezovich boys pitcher in high school with 20 wins and 3 Coast League for the San Diego Padres;
Singles, Jewish Fellowship ..............................15
had a reputation of dominating the sport losses in a three-year period that earned the Western International League for
Veterans, Democrats ........................................15
of baseball for over thirteen years. It him a scholarship to St. Mary’s College. Tacoma, Washington; the California State
Republicans, Computer, Travel, RV ....................17
became a joke at school that went like The Cleveland Indians were watching League in Bakersfi eld, CA; and Wichita,
Rods & Relics, Rod & Reel, Birders ................17-18
this, “What? Hasn’t Knezovich graduated him. In 1948, they recruited him to play (cont’ on page 6)
Garden, Cycling ...................................................19
Water Fitness, Bocce .......................................20
Table Tennis, Croquet, He & She Golf ...................21
“Catwak, Couture, Cuisine” Fashing Show .....22 SCR Foundation
Lemonade Mini-Retreat ....................................22
Roseville Library Book Sale .............................22
A charitable service organization by and
Bulletin Board .......................................................23
for the residents of Sun City Roseville
18-Hole Women’s Golf ..............................................25
Sierra Pines Ladies Golf, Men’s Golf ..................25 BSCYR GFE BOoRarGd EM ePmObReTrER, Su n City Roseville
Observations... .....................................................26
FOUNDATION
SCR Writer ............................................................27
Garden Club —
Golden Niners, Billards, Mah Jongg, Bridge .......29
They did it
SSN Gardening Corner, Bunco..............................30 again!!! Just like
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EDITORS Slow down the spending… offered constructive criticism.
Elizabeth “Liz” & Gregg Goldthorpe If you would like to see for yourself all
I see, once again, that my HOA dues have
4,000 comments, they can be found in a big
gone up, this time by $4/month. How can we
PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS binder, in Earl Wiklund’s Rose Garden offi ce.
slow down the Association’s spending? For
Our next step was to take your survey
Mark Bernard, Targa Funk, one, I think we need more drought tolerant
information, information gathered from each
Emily Goldthorpe plantings through out our community. All
department manager, and each member’s
ADVERTISING too often, frequent re-plantings occur using
knowledge about our community and
Liz & Gregg Goldthorpe annuals and plenty of manpower. residents. We then completed the next phase
Use of annuals contributes to the
in the process by compiling a list of items
greater need for watering to maintain their
GGrreegggg && LLiizz GGoollddtthhoorrppee that represented or seemed to fi t into certain
CONTRIBUTORS appearance, not to mention re-plantings every
categories. At this point, there are about 24
season. Previously, a homeowner wrote a letter
Ann Wahlenmeier, George Porter, Jack Duran, Lisa Brown, Martin Green, Norm Duroff, Melinda items and some with sub headings.
to the editor commenting about all the colorful
Lacey, Dick Geistert, Sally Graham, Sue Andersen, Charlyn Ross, Carol Hoskins, Jackie Proett, Now comes the really hard part. We will
plants she missed from the year prior. Let us
Bud Gardner, Jane Bohn, Vicki Evans, Cory Blasser, Earl Wiklund, Phyllis Oberlin, try to reach some type of consensus as to the
Donna Fontaine, Charlee Swartz, Dee Franz, Mary Bovee, Ilene Herman, Ray Ille, Peg Hall, not forget that we have very hot summers and order that these items should be placed. All
Nancy Peffl ey, P.J. Palmer, Janice Marcum, Barbara Woolman, Elna Ragan, Ed Underwood, not infrequent nights of frost in the winter. will cost money. Some can be handled out of
Ruth Baylis, Rayann Golda, Pam Phillips, Joy Winston, Karen Yeates, Bert Donlon, Maddi Robinson, Our landscaping choices should refl ect these
the existing budgeted funds by rearranging
Judith Shively, Babara Glegg, Arlene Lizotte, Dick Gilberg, Shirley Stein, Tom McClelland, facts. We need to set an example by not wasting
priorities. Others may come from reserve
PJ Stephens, Carol Bacigalupi, Barbara O’Malley, Shirley Segale. water and or our money.
funds. And another may require a vote of
Marlys Bickley
SCRCA members for approval.
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The Sun Senior News is delivered free Senior News. Deadline for the classifi ed ads focus on: 1. Will it positively affect all of our
directly to 3,400 homes in the Sun City com- is the 15th of each month. The publisher
SCR Million Dollar Sports Bar community (maintain or increase home value
munity. The delivery is targeted for the fi rst (EGnews Inc.) reserves the right to refuse
and/ or overall quality of life)? 2. Encourages
week of each month. any classifi ed ads it deems unsuitable. How many of us are aware of this? I more residents to participate in things that
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submit hardly anyone. The Board appointed promote their own health (not necessarily
For a one-year mailed subscription The Sun Senior News welcomes an-
a committee to prepare a recommendation fi tness). 3. Can it be fi nancially justifi ed and
to the Sun Senior News, send address and nouncements from social clubs, schools,
for a restaurant renovation that resulted in a reasonable? 4. Some may benefi t more than
$36 to the Sun Senior News Subscription, charitable organizations, non-profi t orga-
proposed Sports Bar. It was given to the Board others (always happens). 5. Just seems like
5098 Foothills Blvd., #3-405, Roseville, CA nizations, local government and community
95747. Please make checks payable to: Sun events. Also, editorial contributions as well at the May meeting without any presentation. a good idea!
Senior News. as articles, cartoons and photographs are That proposal will go forward to the new Board Ultimately our Board of Directors will
DISPLAY ADS welcomed and considered for publication. that will be seated August 7th. The Executive receive the committee report.
A variety of display ad sizes are avail- Deadline for submissions is the 15th of each Summary did not appear on the Association The BOD may select any, some, or all of
able to fi t your business needs and budget. month. website until 4 days before the meeting and was the recommendations, and vote for approval.
For rate information call Liz at 727-6383. All information submitted to the Sun under announcements, Timbers restaurant. The target date will be in August.
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the following month’s issue and to avoid late All letters received become the property of suncityroseville.us. Also, on the new website
fees. The publisher (EGnews Inc.) reserves the publisher (EGnews Inc.). The Sun Senior is an alternative to the proposed Sports Bar
the right to refuse any display ads it deems News reserves the right to condense and edit that will cost far less. Read about Topgolf that
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From Your Placer County Supervisor It’s Crunch Time! Step outside and fi x those
Opening of the South Placer Adult Correctional Facility sprinklers — Every drop of water counts!
BY JACK DURAN paid for. Through a series of complex
BY LISA BROWN, City of Roseville Water Effi ciency Administrator
District 1 Supervisor budget adjustments, the County has
developed a funding plan to get the Hot weather is here and will be here look for broken or leaking sprinklers, leaky
The opening of the South Placer facility up and running in phases so as for several more weeks. This normally valves, or misdirected spray. Fix all problems
Adult Correctional Facility in West not to place a drain on the County’s means increased water usage outside to keep immediately.
Placer is more than simply making general fund or impact the provision landscapes looking good. But this is certainly 2. Turn it down! Eliminating one irrigation
more beds available to house more of critical county services. not a normal year. We are in the grips of a cycle or reducing each irrigation cycle by two
offenders. The state of the art facility, JJaacckk DDuurraann The fi rst phase of the facility record-breaking, multi-year drought. Folsom minutes could save more than 2,200 gallons of
when fully operational, is a critical includes opening multiple housing Lake levels are dropping. water per month, which is more than 10 percent
component to the County’s public safety units and contains all the support services It’s always important to use water of a typical home’s monthly use. You’re already
mission, and will provide the county much needed to operate the facility. Offenders effi ciently, but now it is critical to ensure our half way to your 20 percent reduction goal.
needed extra capacity and also provide a safer don’t need to leave the facility for medical community’s water supply can endure what 3. Know your usage! You may be
means of delivering treatment and services to or dental services and all laundry and food could be many more months of drought. To surprised. The best way to determine how
the jail population. services are performed onsite. Offenders meet the community-wide goal of reducing you can save water is to know how much water
As you may recall, the AB 109 legislation are transported to court through a secure water use by 20 you are using. Sign
commonly called “realignment” required underground tunnel that connects the jail to percent, all of us up for Roseville’s
placement of many low level offenders back to the courthouse, to minimize escape risk and need to continue free WaterInsight
serve sentences in the counties in which they lower opportunities to injure staff. Visitation, doing our part. Program to get the
committed their crimes which has resulted in booking and release are all more secure with During this data you need to
jail overcrowding. California County jails now the new facility, including television/Internet time of year, 50 make changes in
house sophisticated, criminally experienced visitation to minimize persons accessing the jail percent of a typical your water usage
offenders, offenders that pose a new and and reduces contraband from being brought home’s water use – www.Roseville.
serious threat to themselves, other offenders into the facility. is for outdoor WaterInsight.com.
and jail staff. A safe and secure County is a top priority irrigation. You In just 15 short
The County’s main jail in Auburn is dated for the Board of Supervisors. I am happy can reduce your minutes, you can
and under a Court order requiring offenders to to report that Placer County does not have outdoor water use take these simple
be released when jail capacity reaches a certain criminal activity to the degree experienced significantly by steps will have a
level. Releasing inmates is a disincentive to our by many other counties in the state. And by simply taking 15 lasting positive
justice system and could translate into a safety honestly looking at how we run our system, short minutes to effect on the
issue when offenders are released without we can make any adjustments that are needed step outside and do community’s water
adequate supervision. In order to address the to keep our residents safe, and ensure the these three things: supply and help
infl ux of AB 109 offenders and to better utilize criminal population gets the jail time, help and 1. Turn it all of us weather
our public safety resources, Placer County services they need to become law-abiding and on! Turn on your this unprecedented
has embarked on an evaluation of its entire productive members of our society. irrigation system, drought. It truly is
criminal justice system. We are completing a As always, it is an honor and a privilege valve by valve, and crunch time.
Criminal Justice Master Plan that is looking at to serve you. I welcome your feedback and can
all aspects of the system: the jails, the Sheriff, be reached by e-mail at [email protected],
the Probation Department, the Court, the or by phone at 916-787-8950.
District Attorney, and the Health and Human
Services departments that provide treatment
and medical programs during incarceration
and after release. While the Plan is important, ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION!
it is one tool in an overall assessment of how
we can do better with limited resources.
In addition to housing more sophisticated Sorby’s 65th Anniversary!
offenders, AB 109 requires the County to
incorporate “risk-based” assessment tools
that can help predict if an inmate is likely to Bud and Barbara Sorby’s six children Bud retired from Videomedia, where he sold
re-offend, and provide resources to change hosted a gathering of friends and family to industrial video systems. Barbara retired in
anticipated future behavior. The County has a celebrate their 65th anniversary. They were 1985, after 17 years with Hewlett Packard.
good foundation of court-based programs that married at Stanford Memorial Church June Bud also celebrated his 92nd birthday June
serve as jail alternatives: Drug Court, Mental 18th, 1949 and established their fi rst home in 19th, 2014. BBuudd aanndd BBaarrbbaarraa SSoorrbbyy
Health Court, and Veteran’s Court. We have Palo Alto where Bud opened Campus TV ad Both are still enjoying an active life
also adopted tools to assess if someone who is Radio. As their family expanded, they built a with friends and their growing - and growing and Chapter IY. Bud continues his life long
arrested and released from jail before trial is larger home, enjoying 40 years in Palo Alto. - family with nine grandchildren, and two love of painting and has slowed down long
likely to commit more crimes while out on bail. In 1989, they moved to Granite Bay, and great grandsons. Barbara is a P.E.O., and has enough to walk their lovable cocker spaniel,
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Because there wasn’t anything else the 18 Hole Golf Club. She was secretary
SUN SENIOR PROFILES
Getting to know you... to do, Ann conceded. After a few lessons, for 2 years, Co-captain, and then became
she was hooked. A year later, after playing captain in 1999. In 2009, Ann decided
golf every day, she came in 2nd in the it was time to play at Sierra Pines. She
Meet Mel Knezovich and Ann Carter
base tournament. She has a trophy to became their captain in 2012.
show for it. Ed passed away in 2000, the same
(cont’ from page 1) Ann married Al Weir, who she year as Doreen, Mel’s wife.
dated in college. They lived in the Mel and Ann courted for about a year
Kansas in the Western League, Bay Area and raised their three before he decided to move to Roseville.
before hurting his shoulder in children there: Mark, a tennis pro, Mel immediately joined the 18 Hole
1952. has taught tennis at Del Rio Country Men’s Golf Club. Now he plays with the
The Indians offered to send Club in Modesto for 30 years; Kraig Mac Niner’s, the Golden Niner’s and He/
him to Mayo Clinic to fi x his is employed by IBM in Scottsdale, She Golf.
shoulder. But he and his wife, AZ.; and a daughter, Joy, works for If you happen to run into them, you’ll
Doreen, decided to end his the State of Oregon. She and her note that Mel is well over 6 ft., with that
baseball career. They turned husband have two horses and are slim baseball physique, and Ann is a
down the Cleveland Indian’s “aid” horse people. little over 5 ft., with a slim golf physique.
offer. He was 25 years old. Ann taught business classes in After ten years, they are still playing golf
Upon returning to high school and junior college in together.
Sacramento, Mel was employed Fremont for 35 years. She was the
by the Sacramento Bee in Department Head of the Business Know a neighbor who should be
numerous sales positions over Academy for the last 15 years of recognized? Well, just let us know!
MMeell KKnneezzoovviicchh aanndd AAnnnn CCaarrtteerr..
a 37-year period. her career. Call us at 727-6383
Then Mel and Doreen Photo by Richard Paine After her husband passed away, or e-mail us at [email protected]!
raised three children. Bob lives Ann joined a golf group in the Bay
in Florida. Carol and her husband live in a and a girlfriend moved to the Bay Area. Area where she met and married Ed
retirement community in Tennessee, and She went to work with Standard Oil in Nicholson. They had many years of golfi ng
David lives in South Carolina. They have San Francisco. and fun together.
3 grandchildren. Mel learned Ann wasn’t always When they decided to retire, Ann and
Mel retired in 1993. His wife, Doreen, passionate about golf. While in the Ed chose Sun City because they loved the
passed away in 2000. Philippine Islands, teaching school for the Del Webb life style.
And that same initial golf game gave Department of Defense, she had a lot of When their house was ready for
Mel the opportunity to learn Ann grew up time on her hands. occupancy, Ed was handicapped and could
in Roseburg, Oregon, and attended both A friend suggested we take golf no longer play golf. However, the home
the University of Oregon and Oregon lessons. “I’m not going to run around is on the golf course and he could watch
State University. Upon graduation, she after a silly ball!”, she replied. the golfers. Ann became involved with
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Favorite SHORS
are also salads, burgers and sandwiches, in Granite Bay. We’ve dined there three
fi sh and chips and baby-back ribs with times, all outstanding experiences… service,
Restaurants fries, which are $12.99. prices, quality of food and ambience. Their
(Seniors Helping Our
The dinner menu features a number menu and food is terrifi c. My six-year old
of steak entrees: Joe’s steak, which is slow granddaughter loves going there… I’d say
Roseville Schools)
BY MARTIN GREEN roasted for over 19 hours, rolled in cracked unusual for a six-year old but they do offer
black pepper, and wood grilled; ribeye; twin two kids items that every kid likes. They
This month, we have a traditional petite fi lets; New York strip; Sierra (sirloin) will be offering music this summer on their BY NORM DUROFF
American restaurant, Tahoe Joe’s Famous and, for those who really like steak, a 22 beautiful, umbrella-covered patio, and
Steak House, and a restaurant that serves ounce T-bone. If diners have room, they can have just initiated a 4:30-6:30 Happy Hour Summer doldrums, hardly! The teachers,
traditional Thai food, My Thai Table. I’ll have desserts such as Nevada cheese cake, menu… food, beer and wines. Their fi rst students and volunteers are enjoying our
start with Tahoe Joe’s, which Beverly and I ski jump chocolate cake, a junior sundae, year anniversary is next month (it was July time off and gearing up for another busy
had gone to shortly after it opened in July and a monster smoothie. Tahoe Joe’s also 30th). They have not been busy when we’ve semester that starts at the end of August. That
2001, but had not returned to until our LEO offers a kids’ menu. been there, which concerns us as it really is is this month, so where has the year gone?
(Let’s Eat Out) group recently went to lunch The Tahoe Joe legend, according to its a terrifi c restaurant.” Remember our youth, how time seemed to
there, so this felt like a fi rst visit. The fi rst website, is that the original Joe goes back to On their website, the founder and chef of drag by, and now it is racing by.
thing that struck me when we entered was the 1860’s, the son of a Washoe mother and My Thai Table, says, “My mother and mentor, If you are considering becoming a
that this is a pleasant eating place with large, mountain man father. Joe originally opened Boonrod Boonhkem, taught me at the age of SHORS Volunteer, now is the time to check
primarily booths, bar to left as you come in, a restaurant in Virginia City, then one in eight years old the art of Thai cooking. It is it out. You can make a difference in some
knotty pine (I think) walls, giving a rustic feel, Tahoe. Tahoe Joe’s is now a chain with ten in my Mother’s honor that I share with you child’s life as well as your own.
ceiling fans, large overhead lights that look restaurants in California. Oddly enough, these wonderful dishes that she personally Remember for only a one-time fee of
like oversized lamps, animal heads mounted there isn’t one in Tahoe. The restaurant taught me how to make. I truly hope that $10.00 you can be a “Lifetime Member of
on walls, particularly a big moose head visible is at 1905 Taylor Road (and Roseville you enjoy this wonderful cuisine. It’s healthy, SHORS”.
from our table. Parkway). Going down Roseville Parkway, it’s fresh and it is truly Thai.” For information on how you can help
We were lured to Tahoe Joe’s because of be prepared to make a u-turn to get there. The menu offers appetizers, soups, please contact :
their ad saying it offered 20 lunches under $10. Hours are: Monday-Thursday, 11-10; Friday salads and entrees including curry, stir fry and Co-President : Jan Newburn 916-791-
Although it’s a steak place, I’d just had steak and Saturday, 11-11; Sunday, 11-9. Happy fried rice. There is a $10.50 lunch 11:30-3 6416. [email protected]
at B.J.’s the week before (which was good), hour is Monday-Saturday, 11-6 and 9 to Mondays through Fridays, which includes the Co-President : Norm DuRoff 916-
so I ordered the bacon-wrapped shrimp, with close. The phone number is 797-9220. If house salad and white rice with all curry and 772-0672. [email protected]
rice pilaf and veggies, $9.99. I thought it was you go to Tahoe Joe’s website, you can sign stir fried dishes. Beer on tap and bottled is
very good. One member of our group did up and immediately receive a coupon for a available. There are also Thai desserts. Hours
have the steak, and one had the steak salad; free appetizer. are: Monday-Friday, lunch 11:30-3, dinner
both pronounced their meals very good. So, Bill Laube, a new SCR resident and who 4:30-9; Saturday, 12-9; Sunday, 4:30-9. The
the next time we go there, I’ll have to try one has spent 55 years in restaurant management, phone number is 791-4111. For those who
of the steaks. The lunch menu has appetizers e-mailed about a relatively new (one year old) like Thai food My Thai Table seems like a
such as shrimp, crab cakes, and calamari. I Thai restaurant. “Five of us have dined at a place to try and support.
asked our waitress about the calamari, but Thai restaurant in Granite Bay that I believe I’ll be hoping to get more of them for
she wasn’t a big calamari fan and couldn’t tell deserves a lot of attention and promotion. It next month; my address is mgreensuncity@
me anything about it, so I passed it up. There is ‘My Thai Table’ at 5550 Douglas Boulevard yahoo.com. Thank you.
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Sun Senior News (cid:129) ROSEVILLE (cid:129) AUGUST 2014 9
Seniors Need to Know! Citizens Patrol/Neighborhood Watch
BY DICK GEISTERT
Senior Peer Counseling for Placer County Older Adults
Neighborhood Watch - Golf Cart
Operation
BY MELINDA LACEY, Senior Peer Services, hospital social workers, and mental
Golf Carts using the city streets must
Counseling Coordinator health professionals.
obey all the same rules as you would, if you
Volunteer Senior Peer Counselor
were driving your car. This means traveling
Placer County Senior Peer Counseling Selection and Training
on the right side of the road, signaling when
(PCSPC) provides education and services to Senior Peer Counselors are older adults
turning and stopping at all stop signs. Be sure
support the wellness and self-suffi ciency of who are carefully selected, professionally
your Golf Cart has all the safety equipment
the older adults of Placer County. Volunteers trained and certifi ed to provide volunteer
and defi nitely wear your seat belts.
provide counseling for residents in the privacy supportive counseling to other seniors with
California Vehicle Code -
of their own homes. Placer County residents aging concerns. Counselors receive 30 hours
21716. Except as provided in Section
aged 55 and older are eligible for counseling of training, weekly supervision by mental
21115.1 and Chapter 6 no person shall operate
services at no cost. Senior Peer Counseling health professionals, and regular ongoing
a golf cart on any highway except in a speed
is strictly confi dential. training.
zone of 25 miles per hour or less.
Why Senior Peer Counseling? A recently-completed training class for
1961. A city or county that adopts a golf
As we age, life transitions can sometimes new counselors included a presentations by
cart transportation plan shall adopt all of the
be painful. The loss of a lifetime companion, Patrick Arbore of the Center for Elderly
following as part of the plan: JJooee DDeewwaalldd
medical illness, physical disability, retirement, Suicide Prevention & Grief Related Services;
(a) Minimum design criteria for golf
or relocation can be upsetting. Sometimes it In-Home Supportive Services; Adult
carts, that may include, but not be limited
is helpful to talk with someone near your own Protective Services; Placer Independent
to, headlights, turn signals, safety devices, (cid:129) I volunteered for Citizens Patrol
age. A Senior Peer Counselor can help you Resources Services, Del Oro Caregivers,
mirrors, brake lights, windshields, and because my pre-retirement activities with
address these concerns in a safe, confi dential Eldon Luce of the Placer Older Adult
other devices. The criteria may include the Placer County District Attorney’s Offi ce
environment. Advisory Commission, and mental health
requirements for seatbelts and a covered and County Counsel’s Offi ce showed me the
Senior Peer Counselors assist with fi rst aid training experts.
passenger compartment. need for active involvement in community
challenges of family conflicts, loss of To request counseling services, please
(c) Operators shall be required to security. My length of time as a volunteer is
independence/driver’s license, access to contact Melinda Lacey, Senior Peer
possess a valid California driver’s license and about 4 years.
community resources, caregiver stress, Counseling Coordinator at [phone].
to comply with the fi nancial responsibility Jim Burckle
depression and anxiety, loneliness, and All referrals are confi dential and are subject
requirements. (cid:129) We moved to Sun City Roseville 19
substance abuse. Senior Peer Counselors to approval by the Senior Peer Counseling
(d) (1) Restrictions limiting the years this month and love it.
are there to listen, support, and provide Coordinator and availability of a Senior Peer
operation of golf carts to separated golf cart (cid:129) I am involved in Citizens Patrol
resources. The length and frequency of the Counselor.
lanes on those roadways identifi ed in the and Computer Club. I am looking forward
sessions is determined by the counselor, but To explore the possibilities of becoming
transportation plan, and allowing only those to joining the Woodworkers club too.
is typically once per week for approximately a volunteer Senior Peer Counselor, call
golf carts that have been retrofi tted with the (cid:129) I joined the Citizens Patrol when
an hour. Melinda Lacey, Senior Peer Counseling
safety equipment. it started up 19 years ago. I stopped for
Clients have expressed satisfaction with Coordinator, at [phone].
Citizens Patrol - Word is Out! approximately years to help care for family
relief from loneliness, depression, grief, and Melinda Lacey is an employee of the
Our patrol is out there watching over us members. I rejoined about 1 1/2 years ago.
are often better able to cope better with the Placer County Adult System of Care. The
every night. We know the “Bad Guys” work I volunteer because it is something I believe
issues of aging. Referrals for counseling views expressed here are those of Ms. Melinda
24/7, and we are not around to catch all of in and it is one way I can give back to my
come from a variety of sources, including Lacey and do not necessarily represent those
them. Everyone can do their part to keep community.
family members, Adult Protection Services, of the Commission or individual members.
Sun City a safe place to be active in your The Director is always available to speak
home health nurses, In Home Supportive
Club activities. Everyone can give back to at your Neighborhood Watch meetings or
the community in small ways .... Be active in Club meetings.
your Neighborhood Watch Team or volunteer
for Citizens Patrol. Word is getting out that
our patrol is now very visible. Our required
patrol is from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM each night.
We have a Day Time patrol for those of you
that can’t do it at night. Call the Director
for details.
When our patrol is not, out we rely
on our Neighborhood Watch organization.
They do an excellent job watching out for
their neighbors. For any “out of the ordinary
situation”, they call the non-emergency police
number (774-5000) to have it checked out.
Volunteers of the Month —
Joe Dewald —
(cid:129) We have lived in Sun City for the
past 14 years.
(cid:129) My wife, Paula, and I are active
participants in our neighborhood activities JJiimm BBuurrcckkllee
throughout the year .
Important Phone Numbers —
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-Emergency Police: 774-5000
Sun City After Hours Emergency: 789-0808
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Citizens Patrol North Vehicle: 223-1064 (8:00:-10:00 PM)
Citizens Patrol South Vehicle: 223-1065 (8:00-10:00 PM)
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Neighborhood Watch Offi ce: 774-3817 (8:00-12:00 PM) [email protected]
Citizens Patrol Offi ce: 774-3853 (8:00-12:00 PM) [email protected]
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10 Sun Senior News (cid:129) ROSEVILLE (cid:129) AUGUST 2014
Ambassador Committee (Laughter could be heard from the Aspen Compliance Committee roots which may be encroaching neighboring
Room every third Wednesday of the month.) properties and common areas. Any damage
BY SALLY GRAHAM We looked good as sub-chairs because you BY SUE ANDREASEN caused to concrete (including sidewalks) by
made sure we had a clear understanding of our root encroachment is the responsibility of
This is the month of fond goodbyes to duties, and you were always available to help Basic Yard Maintenance — In the heat the tree owner.
exiting Ambassadors and of enthusiastic with our assigned responsibilities. But most of of summer, especially with the current City of Vines - See DG Section 3.03(e) for
anticipation for the 2014-2015 year. Our all, we thank you for creating an atmosphere Roseville watering restrictions, our lawns and limitations on planting vines. Appendix I has
outstanding and exceptional Chair for the that has built lasting friendships within the shrubs may be showing some stress. However, lists of suggested vines, and vines with invasive
last two years, Allene Grandey, will be leaving Committee. Good luck, dear friend, with your we can help to keep our properties looking roots which may NOT be planted in the ground.
the Committee after a total of six years as an next project and volunteer service. good by attending to the ground cover areas, Golf Course & Park Preserve Rear Yard
trees and general maintenance. Substantial Requirements - DG Section 3.01(i) details
changes to landscapes (with the exception of items that may be placed in these areas.
replacing plants with similar plants) requires Please keep in mind that decorative items
ARC approval. and pots may not be placed on rear boundary
Ground Cover - Design Guidelines (DG) walls. Plantings in open areas should be kept
Section 3.03(g)(i) states that “The ground trimmed.
surfaces of all yards shall be covered with Any questions regarding landscape
approved inert or living materials.” These maintenance requirements may be addressed
materials are described in DG Section 3.03(g) to the Community Standards Department:
(ii), referring to Appendix F for the type Lorri Booth at 774-3869 or Ryan O’Connell
and color of bark or rock that is permitted. at 774-3863.
Because of fi re danger, NO “shredded” or
“gorilla hair” bark is permitted. Keep in mind
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or open space back yards, excluding original BY CHARLYN ROSS
Ambassador. But she’s not leaving without That being said, we have equally amazing walkways and driveways.” As this time, per
printed accolades for her service from her leaders for the coming year. Carita Connelly DG 3.03(g)(ii)(D), “synthetic grass/artifi cial Don’t Be A Victim! –
Committee. will be serving as Chair, with Vice Chair Kathy turf is approved for use in rear yards only It is hard to believe that anyone would fall
Because Allene is a private person and Casten at her side. Prediction--they will be and must meet specifi cations on drainage as for the various phone, mail, or computer scams
works diligently behind the scenes to make us known as the “Dynamic Duo” by the end of defi ned in Section 3.01(g)”. that appear periodically. The newspapers,
look good, she will probably be embarrassed their term. Tree Limb/Root Encroachment - With television, and radio have warned us of these
and uncomfortable to publicly receive this Ambassadors leaving the Committee after trees fully leafed out it may be necessary to do schemes. In our own community the Citizen
well-earned recognition. But on behalf of all serving with distinction are: Sally Graham, additional trimming of branches that overhang Patrol/Neighborhood Watch service has had
the Ambassadors, here goes. Susan Glover, Ilene Herman, Marsha Klein, neighboring properties, or that are obscuring speakers to denounce these scams. Also, the
Thank you, Allene, for your organizational Jennifer Martinez and Jean Montgomery. street signs from view of traffi c. DG Section Association staff has written several articles
skills, guiding our meetings effi ciently and On a personal note, I have enjoyed visiting 3.03(d) details tree planting and maintenance both in the monthly Village Courier magazine
productively. At the same time, you made with you each month for the past four years. requirements. Be sure to inspect for any
our meetings enjoyable and yes, even fun. And that’s a wrap. (cont’ on page 11)
Roseville Update
AL & MARCIA EXCLUSIVE SUN
Model ACTIVE Average PENDING Average SOLD Average
GIBSON CITY SERVICES
Listings List Price Sales Pending Last 2 Sale Price
List Price months
1. FREE professional Wilshire 1 $575,000
Timberlodge 1 $539,000
house cleaning Hearthwood 1 $525,000 1 $499,000 1 $595,850
Stonecrest
FREE
2. professional
Delta Breeze 1 $525,000 1 $535,000 4 $509,700
carpet cleaning Turnberry
Sierra 2 $437,200 1 $435,000
FREE
3. professional Summit
Plumas 1 $435,000 2 $389,000 1 $520,000
window cleaning
Ironwood 1 $459,900 1 $399,000
4. FREE professional Grove 2 $405,000
Yosemite 1 $354,900 2 $419,400 3 $402,300
yard clean-up
Baywood 1 $409,900
FREE Calaveras 2 $405,200 1 $367,500 1 $349,000
5. property
771-3177 Parkland
evaluations for
Regent
[email protected] Estate Purposes Shasta 4 $359,500 1 $349,900 5 $355,000
Pinery
(cid:116)(cid:1)(cid:48)(cid:87)(cid:70)(cid:83)(cid:1)(cid:21)(cid:22)(cid:12)(cid:1)(cid:58)(cid:38)(cid:34)(cid:51)(cid:52)(cid:1)(cid:80)(cid:71)(cid:1)(cid:68)(cid:80)(cid:78)(cid:67)(cid:74)(cid:79)(cid:70)(cid:69)(cid:1)(cid:51)(cid:70)(cid:66)(cid:77)(cid:1)
Countryrose 1 $355,500 1 $349,950 3 $345,000
(cid:38)(cid:84)(cid:85)(cid:66)(cid:85)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:38)(cid:89)(cid:81)(cid:70)(cid:83)(cid:74)(cid:70)(cid:79)(cid:68)(cid:70)
Rosetree 3 $319,400 2 $320,900 1 $307,500
(cid:116)(cid:1)(cid:45)(cid:80)(cid:79)(cid:72)(cid:1)(cid:85)(cid:74)(cid:78)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:52)(cid:54)(cid:47)(cid:1)(cid:36)(cid:42)(cid:53)(cid:58)(cid:1)(cid:51)(cid:70)(cid:84)(cid:74)(cid:69)(cid:70)(cid:79)(cid:85)(cid:84)
Orchard 1 $339,000 1 $300,000 3 $330,000
(cid:116)(cid:1)(cid:39)(cid:80)(cid:83)(cid:78)(cid:70)(cid:83)(cid:1)(cid:35)(cid:51)(cid:48)(cid:44)(cid:38)(cid:51)(cid:16)(cid:48)(cid:56)(cid:47)(cid:38)(cid:51)(cid:1)(cid:80)(cid:71)(cid:1)(cid:52)(cid:66)(cid:79)(cid:1)(cid:43)(cid:80)(cid:84)(cid:70)(cid:1)
Timberrose 3 $295,000 1 $229,900
(cid:21)(cid:1)(cid:80)(cid:71)(cid:109)(cid:68)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:47)(cid:66)(cid:85)(cid:74)(cid:80)(cid:79)(cid:66)(cid:77)(cid:1)(cid:51)(cid:70)(cid:66)(cid:77)(cid:1)(cid:38)(cid:84)(cid:85)(cid:66)(cid:85)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:36)(cid:80)(cid:78)(cid:81)(cid:66)(cid:79)(cid:90)
Meadow 2 $309,500 1 $286,950 3 $266,300
(cid:116)(cid:1)(cid:46)(cid:80)(cid:83)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:44)(cid:79)(cid:80)(cid:88)(cid:77)(cid:70)(cid:69)(cid:72)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:14)(cid:1)(cid:46)(cid:80)(cid:83)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:38)(cid:89)(cid:81)(cid:70)(cid:83)(cid:85)(cid:74)(cid:84)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:14)(cid:1)
Rosegarden 1 $259,800
(cid:46)(cid:80)(cid:83)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:52)(cid:70)(cid:83)(cid:87)(cid:74)(cid:68)(cid:70)(cid:84)(cid:1)(cid:1)
Willow 1 $224,900
(cid:116)(cid:1)(cid:36)(cid:86)(cid:83)(cid:83)(cid:70)(cid:79)(cid:85)(cid:1)(cid:45)(cid:74)(cid:84)(cid:85)(cid:74)(cid:79)(cid:72)(cid:84)(cid:13)(cid:1)(cid:39)(cid:77)(cid:80)(cid:80)(cid:83)(cid:81)(cid:77)(cid:66)(cid:79)(cid:84)(cid:1)(cid:66)(cid:79)(cid:69)(cid:1)
NOTE: The statistics above do not reflect any consideration in value for model options nor location.
(cid:36)(cid:80)(cid:78)(cid:78)(cid:86)(cid:79)(cid:74)(cid:85)(cid:90)(cid:1)(cid:42)(cid:79)(cid:71)(cid:80)(cid:83)(cid:78)(cid:66)(cid:85)(cid:74)(cid:80)(cid:79)(cid:1)(cid:66)(cid:85)(cid:1) “We appreciate the opportunity to compete for your business”
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