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VOLUME 49, NUMBER 10 Circulation 732 NOVEMBER 2018

STREET SWEEPING. . . . . . . . . NOVEMBER 6, 20

ELECTION DAY: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH Polling location for the Ranch:

Venado Middle School 4 Deerfield Avenue

Polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm.

HONORING VETERANS. . . . . . . .NOVEMBER 10 RHOA Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOVEMBER 13 CAROLING IN THE PARK. . . . . . . .DECEMBER 9 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS. . . . WEEK DECEMBER 17

*Dates subject to change

FROM THE PRESIDENT Ranch Homeowners’ Association

Board of Directors Thanks to Russ Hansen Century 21 Real

Estate for sponsoring our Fall Garage Sale. This was a huge success. Also, thanks to Larry Hugo, Ranch Director, for coordinating our member-only Fall Dumpster Day. As a Ranch member ($30/year) you can bring your items to the RHOA-sponsored dumpsters. Both renters and owners can join and get these benefits. As a member you also can enjoy discounts at the 4th of July and National Night Out events. Non-members can bring their $30 to any of the events and join the Ranch Association.

Maybe 2018 is the year you volunteer to help

us with Ranch events and city decisions and issues that affect the Ranch. We are looking for a Director for District 11(Nantes, Saverne, Moulins and Rochelle). You do not need to live in a district to join the board. Your duties are arranging for delivery of the newsletter, attending a meeting once/month and participating in at least one event.

We would love to have you help with other Ranch activities, delivering Roundups and assisting at events. Contact either me or any Director. See page 4 for contact information.

Honoring our Veterans

Please join us on Saturday, November 10th in the Ranch Park to remember our veterans, sponsored by Russ Hansen Century 21.

This event is not just for veterans. It is for everyone to give our thanks.

My Mother was a Wave (Woman in the Navy) during WW II. This is a special day for me because my Mother participated in defending our country. I am so grateful for her service along with all the others who have served.

We will have tables set up. Please bring memorabilia from you and/or your family so we can honor them as well. I am bringing a shadow box that shows my Mom in uniform with her dog tags.

Please see page 3 about the program and page 13 for the biography of our distinguished speaker, Colonel Willard Buhl.

There are so many reasons for us to be thankful on Thanksgiving, and many of those reasons stem from those who have served and are serving to defend our country and way of life.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

Have a wonderful month! Linda Wallace

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NEW SPEED LIMIT SIGNS POSTED

In case you did not know, it is now official. Newly posted signs confirm the speed limit

throughout the Ranch is 25 miles per hour. The only exception is the few blocks that form Deerfield Avenue, where it is 30 miles per hour.

Driving east on Deerfield requires a STOP when you reach

Normandie. Not only is there a STOP sign, but there is also an alert that CROSS TRAFFIC DOES NOT STOP. This signage was prompted by a pedestrian fatality at this intersection. Deerfield only runs from Yale to Normandie, but this crosswalk is in a very busy intersection, as you can see from the signs posted.

In addition to the STOP and CROSS TRAFFIC warnings, there is a fluorescent PEDESTRIAN CROSSING sign – an international image that should be understood by everyone, regardless of language – and a clarification that from this location forward the SPEED LIMIT IS 25. This is a lot of information for any driver to absorb, so no distracted driving, please! Make sure to STOP and read and acknowledge the information you see in these signs.

Please remember our children walk and ride bikes along this stretch, and we drivers need to be even more aware of what is happening around us. Those signs are there for a reason.

Also, as a courtesy to other drivers, use your turn signal, especially at a busy corner.

This is our neighborhood.

LET’S KEEP IT SAFE!


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CELEBRATION IN THE RANCH On Saturday, November 10, the Ranch will

commemorate veterans and current military. It is the day before traditional Veterans Day (November 11), so hopefully it will not conflict with other events you may want to attend.

Supporting our community, Real Estate with Russ sponsors the event. With the help of our local Boys Scouts of America, and anyone else who would like to participate, flags will be placed in front of each home in The Ranch.

Additionally, if you are a veteran, Russ will also include a flag from the branch of military in which you served. If you are a veteran and would like to participate or have a loved one who served in the military, please contact Russ to honor you and your family. Call (949) 383-0830 or email [email protected]

There will also be a memorabilia table. Veterans and family members are encouraged to bring memorabilia to share with others.

Here is the schedule: US flags will be placed in front of every home

in The Ranch by Order of the Arrow, Tsungoni Chapter. If you would like to help out, show up at The Ranch Park at 8 AM.

10 AM The Ranch Veterans Day Celebration begins, featuring the following:

Reveille, Ed Stevens

National Anthem, Lindee McTique

Invocation, US Marine Buck Sergeant

Veterans Roll Call, allowing each veteran, servicemen and family member to share name, rank and any stories of their service or loved one’s service

Memorial, honoring any veteran or service member who has passed away this past year.

Taps, by Mike Petyo

Special Guest Speaker: Colonel Willard A. “Willy” Buhl, USMC (Ret.) who spent 34 years in the “family business” of the Marine Corps and was a personal friend of The Ranch’s military hero, Colonel William Barber. (See page 13 for more on Colonel Buhl.)

Closing, Military Medley, Ed Stevens

Fellowship with snacks and beverages

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Your Ranch Directors

Dist. Street Director Phone Address E-mail 1 Argent, Toulouse, Royale, Ramon Lugo 949-552-6690 15445 Eiffel [email protected]

W. Cherbourg

2 Verdun, Orleans, Eiffel, Nancy McDevitt 949-552-1706 5222 Royale [email protected]

Royale C.

3 Lorraine, Alsace, Jeff Glass 949-651-0204 15402 Alsace [email protected]

Royale E.

4 Montpellier, Reims, Linda Wallace 714-813-5177 5441 Strasbourg [email protected]

Nimes, Strasbourg E.

5 Seine, Burgundy, Chablis Reena Bhargava 949-439-0035 5321 Strasbourg [email protected]

Strasbourg W., Touraine E.

6 Chateau, Bayonne, Carol Drake 949-378-1756 5062 Chateau [email protected]

Cherbourg C.

7 Touraine C., Lille, Jay Baumler 949-929-8762 15232 Vichy [email protected]

Chalon, Bordeaux E.

8 Bordeaux W., Paris, Vichy, Jeri Carey 949-793-1425 15142 Normandie [email protected]

Roanne, Cherbourg N.,

Normandie N.

9 Champagne, Marne, Keith Bauer 949-552-9407 15222 Marne [email protected]

Nantes N.

10 Normandie S., Moulins, Larry Anderson 949-559-7319 4962 Rochelle [email protected] Rochelle

11 Rochelle W., Saverne NEEDED! [email protected]

Nantes S.

12 Norris, Lorenat, Skinner, Larry Hugo 949-551-9581 15091 Sonny [email protected]

Clemons, Sonny, Touraine

13 Talley, Kron, Clark, Glass, Peggy Evans 949-552-3510 15081 Talley [email protected]

Humphreys, Ecclestone

RHOA Officers, e-mail addresses Linda Wallace, President - [email protected] Barb Ignash, Roundup Editor - [email protected] Jeff Glass, Vice President - [email protected] Peggy Evans, Roundup Ads - [email protected] Jeff Glass, Treasurer - [email protected] Cristina Taylor-Gentile, Blog Admin. - [email protected] Jeri Carey, Secretary - [email protected] Jean Chung, Facebook - [email protected]

THE RANCH ROUNDUP is published

monthly by the Ranch Homeowners’

Association, P.O. Box 29, East Irvine,

California 92650. DEADLINE: 10th of each month. Editor: Barb Ignash

Ads: Peggy Evans

552-3510 While the Ranch Roundup can take

no responsibility for ads and does

not necessarily endorse the

advertisers, we do hope you will

remember their support of us while

shopping and will mention seeing

their ad in the Roundup. ADVERTISING RATES: Ad Size Rate 1/8 page ..................... $15.00 1/4 page ..................... $20.00 1/2 page ..................... $35.00 Full page ..................... $65.00

Classified advertising rates are 15

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Personal Ads are free to members of

the Ranch Homeowners’ Association.

E-mail us at: [email protected]


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OCTOBER 9, 2018 RHOA MEETING MINUTES The meeting was called to order at 7:40 pm, at the home of Larry Anderson. Directors in attendance were Larry Anderson, Keith Bauer, Jay Baumler, Jeri Carey, Carol Drake, Peggy Evans, Jeff Glass, Larry Hugo, Ramon Lugo, and Linda Wallace. Absent: Reena Bhargava and Nancy McDevitt.

RHOA COMMUNITY BUSINESS

SEPTEMBER MINUTES: Accepted by Jeff, seconded by Nancy.

TREASURERS REPORT: Accepted.

MEMBERSHIP REPORT: Accepted.

NEW BUSINESS DUMPSTER DAY 10/13 – Larry Hugo. Volunteers are all set. Ready to go.

HONORING VETERANS 11/10 – Peggy will be gone. Russ Hansen will handle it this year. Please come to honor our Veterans.

PAINTING THE DEERFIELD WALL – We need to get bids for the work on two large sections. SAFETY ISSUES – Linda - Crime data to inform residents – City states they only give data during information meetings; they do not have a system set up to notify areas like our tract specifically.

OLD BUSINESS GARAGE SALE 10/06 – Linda. Fewer residents seemed to participate this year. CAR ACCIDENT AT IRVINE CENTER DRIVE/FONTAINE – Wall that was damaged has been repaired by the city.

SPEEDING IN THE RANCH/SPEED LIMIT SIGNS – Larry Hugo. All signs are up. Please pay attention to the 25 mph limit in our tract.

Meeting adjourned at 8:38 pm. Next Meeting November 13th, hosted by Peggy Evans, at the home of Carol Drake, 5062 Chateau.



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RAINY DAY RHOA CLEANUP EVENT – STILL A SUCCESS By Larry Hugo, District 12 Director & Clean-up Chairman

Rain could not dampen the Ranch CLEAN-UP event on October 13. It was a warm and slightly rainy but beautiful day. We hope many of you took advantage of the Dumpsters and now have more room in your garages/homes. We all appreciate those of you who take the time to help clean up, maintain and beautify our Ranch neighborhood; we can’t do it without you.

As usual, we managed to fill several large roll-off dumpsters in about four hours with yard trimmings and household and garage waste.

The Cleanup morning started off by coffee, water and breakfast burritos provided by Jeff Moon of Hanu Reddy Realty.

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We also hope some of you took advantage of the prior week Garage Sale on October 6 sponsored by Russ Hansen of Century 21 and the Great Exchange on October 12 to pass on for FREE your still good but not needed items.

The Cleanup/Dumpster Day program is sponsored by your Ranch Homeowners and Renters Association (RHOA) for paid members (annual dues only $30) and is conducted each fall and spring. It is always a fun day to get out into the sun, clean up areas we may have been neglecting, and meet and perhaps help some of your neighbors while either volunteering or dropping off some household waste or old treasures not needed anymore.

When you can, please help your neighbors and even encourage them to maintain our Ranch neighborhood. Let’s do what we can to keep our homes and property looking nice which also helps to keep up property values for all.

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Wesley Snipes was in a movie many years ago called Passenger 57. It was basically a film about a one man’s attempt to take on an airliner hijacking. During the course of the movie he gets engaged in the time-honored bad action hero scene where he talks smack to the European terrorists over the phone. During the phone call Wesley Snipes says, “You ever play roulette?” The mad European terrorist replies, “On occasion.” Snipes responds with the famous phrase, “Well, let me give you a piece of advice. Always bet on black!”

In the world of money and investing, we have been taught time and time again that is it important to build a diversified portfolio to manage the risk that different investment classes can have on our portfolio. However, time and time again we see people who walk through our door who have gone to a ‘Bet It All On Black’ investment strategy by putting most of their eggs in one stock, one asset class, or one business venture. Here are three smart money move ideas on how to prevent from losing the game of roulette by betting it all on black.

Set up an investment policy statement

An Investment Policy Statement ("IPS") is a document, generally between an investor and the assisting investment manager, recording the agreements the two parties come to with regards to issues relating to how the investor's money is to be managed. The presence of an IPS helps to clearly communicate to all relevant parties the procedures, investment philosophy, guidelines and constraints to be adhered to by the parties. It can be seen as a directive from the client to the investment manager about how the money is to be managed, but at the same time the IPS should provide the guidelines for all investment decisions and responsibilities of each party. The key to the investment policy statement is to limit how much of one position you put your cash into at any given time; e.g., the portfolio cannot hold more than 10% in one individual fund or stock.

Have an exit strategy

Whether you made money on a particular investment because of skill or luck, the problem is not having a predetermined game plan on how you will exit out of the investment whether it is an individual stock, a piece of real estate, or a business venture. Far too often over the years, we have seen people get carried away with the thought that the investment they own just simply could not lose money. This type of dangerous ‘bet it all on black’ thinking can be very dangerous to building long term wealth.

Get all of the information

Have you ever heard of someone who invested money in a business that was sure to triple in value? Or perhaps an individual that bought a sure to make return condominium off of some remote beach in the United States? Maybe it was a stock tip of a technology company that was supposed to quadruple in the next year? Before you make any type of investment, you should be sure that you have reviewed all the information carefully. Read the prospectus, examine the profit and loss statements, and spend time doing your due diligence.

Building wealth is a very difficult mountain to climb. Almost every investor at some point in their life spots an opportunity that they believe will get them to the peak in a quicker amount of time. It’s important to make sure you never bet all your money on black, red, or a specific number no matter how sure you are that the investment is sure to make your millions. If you make the wrong decision, you’ll be sure be sitting in the back of the plan forever.

THIS CONTENT IS PROVIDED BY RANCH RESIDENT PAUL BARLOW, CFP, PRODUCED BY HELLO MY NAME IS, LLC WHO DEVELOPED FROM SOURCES BELIEVED TO BE PROVIDING ACCURATE INFORMATION AND IS NOT INTENDED AS TAX OR LEGAL ADVICE AND MAY NOT BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF AVOIDING ANY FEDERAL TAX PENALTIES.

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RAINY DAY CLEANUP (…continued)

Director Larry Anderson and previous director Mackayla Wong and her husband Leroy, are enjoying the day (with drizzles) and neighborhood talk at the Rochelle Dumpster Station. Mackayla and her husband Leroy always support the Rochelle station with their friend and neighbor Larry Anderson. In addition, Leroy and his wife Mackayla also manage the wonderful RHOA Fourth of July Parade and Picnic. Their support is endless and so valuable. When you see them please tell them how much their tireless support means to the neighborhood and to you.

THANK YOU to all the Volunteers at the Dumpsters, including the following: Ramon Lugo, Peggy Evans, Larry Anderson, Leroy and Mackayla Wong, Linda Wallace, Reena Bhargava, Jay Baumler, Jeri Carey and Jeff Moon.

When you pass them in the neighborhood please take a moment to thank them for volunteering their time and effort. OTHER THANK YOUs to Jeff Moon for providing breakfast and refreshments for our volunteers

and to Russ Hansen, for sponsoring the previous week’s Garage Sale. It went well.

And last, but DEFINITELY NOT LEAST, a BIG THANK YOU goes to all of you who helped clean up our Ranch neighborhood. As I’ve said before, as I was going around the event to help make sure all went well, I was pleased to see how many folks took time while they were unloading to help someone else with their load, even many times before finishing their own load. That’s part of what makes Irvine neighbors special … Nicely done.

Directors Jeri Carey and Ramon Lugo enjoy some morning conversation at the Cherbourg Dumpster Station. This picture caught two directors here at the mid-morning shift change from Ramon to Jeri. These folks provide endless support to our neighborhood because they care so much. A little rain did nothing to dampen the nice day.

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RAINY DAY CLEANUP (…continued)

Director Jay Baumler and his daughter Katie are helping at the Norris Dumpster Station and talking to our good friend and neighbor Wayne MacCartney (left). Jay and his daughter helped folks unload their cleanup day discards. Earlier in the day, Director Peggy Evans helped out at this station. Support like theirs helps keep our neighborhood a great place to live and sets aside the RANCH as a model of real neighborhood support. Thanks again, folks.

DID YOU MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO USE THE DUMPSTERS? HERE’S SOME INFO:

If you missed out on this most recent “Dumpster Day” and cannot wait until the next event to be conducted in Spring 2019, here are some helpful and/or close by options.

1. The Waste Management local reclamation center at 16122 Construction Circle will take most anything except hazardous waste material for a fee. This one time use fee is usually higher than our annual membership so it pays to keep your membership active.

2. City of Irvine residences are now entitled to four free pickups per year at home for larger items such as sofas, mattresses, furniture, appliances and other items that will not fit into

your trash containers. Due to our limited space, we

can place restrictions on accepting very large items

such as sofas, mattresses etc., to allow better use of

the dumpsters by more residences. To arrange a pickup or for additional information, call Waste

Management customer service at (949) 642-1191 or

check out their website at www.wm.com.

3. Hazardous waste such as paint, solvents, pesticides, gasoline, pool chemicals, motor oil, or batteries can be taken nearby to the Irvine Regional Household Hazardous Waste Center located off Irvine Center Drive and Sand Canyon at 6411 Oak Canyon Ave. right next to the Animal Care Center and Bark Park (just over one mile away). The last posted hours are 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Tuesday through Saturday. For additional information call 714-834-6752 or look them up online at www.cityofirvine.org/dept. You can also contact Integrated Waste Management directly at (714) 834-4000 or visit www.oclandfills.com.

We hope this information is helpful.

RHOA President Linda Wallace and Director Reena Bhargava monitored the Strasbourg station. Besides helping all their neighbors, they remind us that we can enjoy each other’s friendship even on a rainy day. We see the two directors here at the mid-morning shift change.

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These signs remind us that we all need to drive slowly on our RANCH streets and especially so when events like Cleanup days are in process. It is unfortunate that even with the SLOW signs some people drive at a very fast speed past the area. Our RANCH streets are posted at 25 MPH. Please be mindful of this, and remind your spouse, neighbor, kids and visitors to PLEASE SLOW DOWN. It could prevent an injury – or worse – from happening.

RHOA President Linda Wallace and volunteer Jeff Moon monitor the Strasbourg dumpster. In addition to providing breakfast on the go for our monitor volunteers, Jeff contributes regularly at our RHOA activities. Please let him and all our sponsors know that you appreciate their participation in our neighborhood events.

OUR VETERANS DAY SPEAKER Instructor, Distance Education Program,

Expeditionary Warfare School, Camp Pendleton, Colonel Willard Buhl grew up in Los Gatos, CA and enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1981.

Commissioned a 2d Lieutenant in April 1986, he was trained as an Infantry Officer and assigned to 1st Battalion, 9th Marines. Trained as an Intel Officer in 1990, Col. Buhl served in Operations such as Desert Shield, Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom as well as UN Operations in Mogadishu, Somalia.

He also served with Secretary of Defense Robert Gates as a Military Assistant (2007-9) and as a Military Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, New York City (2012).

Colonel Buhl is particularly proud of service with the Marines & Sailors of "Thundering Third" Battalion (2003-5), in which he participated in Op Iraqi Freedom II & Op Al Fajr which included clearing Fallujah as the First Marine Division Main Effort (Nov 2004).

He holds a B.A. in History-International Relations from Cal State Chico (1985) and two M.S. Degrees (Military Science & Strategic Studies) from Marine Corps University (2002 & 2006). The Colonel is a distinguished graduate of various US Marine Corps Schools and has served as a faculty advisor at USMC Command & Staff College (2006-7).

His personal decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal; Legion of Merit with (2) Gold Stars, Bronze Star Medal with "V" & Gold Star; Meritorious Service Medal with Gold Star; Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal; Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal; and Combat Action Ribbon with Gold Star.

Please come to the Ranch Park on November 10th, welcome Colonel Buhl to the Ranch, and enjoy his presentation.



Remember, you do not have to own your home to become a member of the Ranch Homeowners’ Association. Benefits of membership include the following and more:

● Spring/Fall Clean up Weekends ● The Ranch Roundup

● The Fourth of July Celebration ● City Representation

We want to welcome everyone who lives here…long term, or short, owners, renters. Please complete this form and mail it now

with your check, payable to: The Ranch Homeowners’ Association.

Please Print NAME: ADDRESS: E-MAIL: PHONE: New Member Renewed Member Comments:

Thank you! Mail to: PO Box 29, E. Irvine, CA 92650


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SOUTH COUNTY SOUND (SCS) Annual Holiday Show on December 1. Your support helps us give a portion of our ticket sales to the Music Departments of several Orange County High Schools. See our ad on page 6 of this Roundup for more details. Call for tickets. Cell: (714) 803-5215. Ranch resident & SCS Member.

CUSTOM HOLIDAY SIGNS. Ranch resident Sally will custom make your holiday signs, for gifts, your house # or any other custom made sign. Small $5 and Large $10 each. [email protected] or text (949) 351-4990.

TUTOR. I have more than 30 years of teaching experience. Writing, history; research, study and organizational skills. I will tutor in your home. $35 per hour. Robert Hood [email protected].

GOT SKIN??? I would love to introduce you to the Top 10 Global Skin Care Company. Call me for a FREE consultation, instructional facial and a $10 Gift Card. I would love to give you $100 in FREE products – ask me how! Ranch Resident Lisa Taylor (310) 702-5002.

HIGH SCHOOL TUTOR Senior at Woodbridge HS, tutors in math from any level up to Pre-Calculus, and Chemistry AP, honors, or regular. $15/hr. Call Kiana at (949) 486-9052 or email [email protected].

PLUMBER WITH 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE. Local references available. Free estimates. $40.00/hour for repair work. Call Hector (949) 551-9596.

AAA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT is a full-service, family owned and operated commercial/ residential/apartment property management company of OC properties large and small. Protecting your assets and investing in your future is what we do best. Contact Randy, 22-year Ranch neighbor, at (714) 557-0621.

FAMILY AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Ranch resident specializing in outdoor settings and natural lighting. For high-quality, affordable photography contact Allison [email protected] or (949) 533-0762 Website: http://akemigrace.weebly.com/

RANCH CAR WASHING SERVICE: We have reasonable price and you are sure to be happy with our results. We have washed 25 cars around our neighborhood and have been given wonderful reviews. Contact Melissa at (949) 229-6633 or [email protected].

CPA – TAX ADVISOR M.S. Taxation & formerly with IRS. Free Consult. Call Mark (949) 407-9501. Ranch resident for nearly 20 years.

PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS. Classically trained; will travel to your place, all ages, all levels, member MTAC. Call Maiko (949) 872-0752. $30.00 per ½ hour.

PIANO LESSONS. I teach lessons from my home in the Ranch and have a few openings for new students! Call (949) 922-0832 or [email protected].

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for Families Forward front office. 3 hour shifts available Monday-Friday. Call Marissa Hall (949) 716-2731.

ART CLASSES by Steve Wang, Art Teacher at Irvine Valley College. Sketching, watercolor and oil. All levels. Thurs & Sat morning 9-12. Ranch resident since 1977. Welcome to visit anytime. (949) 559-5947 or Email [email protected]. www.stevewangarts.com.

NEED A LENDING HAND: Need a reliable person to walk your pet while you are at work? Call Roberta (949) 229-6948 or www.care.com/p/robertaq8/pc

LEGAL SERVICES Free consultation William Kent, longtime Ranch resident. (949) 333-3238.

EBELL CLUB OF IRVINE seeks new members to assist with philanthropic projects. Call Dianne to learn more (949) 551-4504.

RANCH RESIDENT – NOTARY PUBLIC All document types, by appointment day/night, at your residence, my Ranch home, or my office. Please call Armin (949) 472-3686 or (949) 230-4658.

TRAVEL AGENT IN THE RANCH 31 years’ experience, Tours, cruises, vacations, etc. would be glad to drop off brochures to make your next trip memorable. Nancy (949) 552-1706 [email protected].

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