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8:30 AM Health Mobile Food Bank 1:00 PM 11-3 10:30am

5:30 PM Craft Class Spectrum -Noon

2:00 PM Spectrum Cook Out Tai-Chi 1 pm 1:00 PM

Line Dance Lunch Noon - 2 pm Board Meeting Movie Night 3:30 - 5:00 pm noon 7:00 PM Movie @ 6:30 pm

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Craft Class Bingo Tai-Chi 1 pm Movie Night 2:00 PM Spectrum 6:30 PM Spectrum -Noon B-Bug Club Line Dance Lunch Snack Bar Gen. Meeting Starts 3:30 - 5:00 pm noon 5:00 PM Voting--7pm 6:30 PM

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TROPICS RESIDENTS' CLUB INC. 33000 ALMADEN BLVD: UNION CITY, CA 94587

2016-2017 OFFICERS

PRESIDENT: RICHARD STOLL richard@the-tropics.net

VICE PRESIDENT: POSITION OPEN

SECRETARY: FRAN EIKENBERG frances@the-tropics.net

TREASURER: RICK CASADOS rick@the-tropics.net

2016-2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CAROLYN HOPPES carolyn@the-tropics.net

RUTH CHURCHILL ruth@the-tropics.net

GWEN CARTER gwen@the-tropics.net

ANITA ROGUE anita@the-tropics.net

POSITION OPEN

BREEZE EDITOR: TINA MARIA SUBMIT ARTICLES TO EMAIL: tropicsbreeze@gmail.com

TROPICS CLUBHOUSE OFFICE

ONSITE MANAGER: NANCY PAYNE AND MIGUEL CARRILLO

PHONE #: 510 471-8550 MON-FRI 9AM-4:30PM

THE ANSWERING SERVICE WILL RESPOND

TO AFTER HOUR CALLS

PARK SECURITY C&C SECURITY INC.

1800 443-8000 WHEN C&C SECURITY IS ON DUTY HERE 9PM TO

6AM. RESIDENTS CAN CALL 713-1260TO SPEAK TO

THE GUARD ON DUTY FOR EMERGENCY ISSUES.

POLICE NON-EMERGENCY 510 471-1365 M-F 9AM-5PM

911 AT ALL OTHER TIMES.

NEW RESIDENTS:

29 Palm Drive – Chia Chieh Tan and Chiu Chu Tan 179 Kona Circle – Miguel and Rosa Carrillo

COMMITTEES

BREAKFAST CHAIR RICHARD STOLL 408-839-3358

HOUSE FACILITIES TRACI KINEL 324-3148

POTLUCK STEVE EVANS

BEA BARTZ 386-0509 489-6388

SUNSHINE Ruby Barker 489-3947 Please leave Message

LIBRARY BEA BARTZ 489-6388

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS BRAVOBEN

TINA MARIA 489-5749

SENIOR CITZENS - CITY HALL ANITA ROQUE 471-2815

WELCOMING COMMITTEE NIKKI BRACKEN-POE

CAROLYN HOPPES 489-6894

RESIDENT'S CLUB AUDITING COMMITTEE

LITA MEDRANO RICK HENRY

ROBERT HISLE

487-7817

RESIDENTS ACTIVITIES AND ENTERTAINMENT

BOARD OF DIRECTORS SEE BOARD PH #

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CAROLYN GIELOW 775-5071

Thursday, July 12 7 PM at Club House

TROPICS MOBILE HOME PARK CLUBS

TROPICS RESIDENTS' CLUB MEETING

2ND THURSDAY OF THE MONTH IN CLUBHOUSE @7PM

PRESIDENT: RICHARD STOLL 408 839-3358

B BUG FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE DOORS OPEN 5:30PM

MOVIE STARTS 6:30PM LOCATED NEXT TO THE LAUNDRY ROOM

AND "SPLIT ENDS BEAUTY SALON" 102 PALM DR.

TROPICS POTLUCK DISH TO PASS

FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 5:30PM AT THE CLUBHOUSE

STEVE EVANS 386-0506

BINGO - EVERY WEDNESDAY DOORS OPEN 4:30PM

EARLY 6:30PM REGULAR GAME 7PM SNACK BAR 5:00PM

MELODY PETERSON 266-2607 OR RICHARD STOLL

CRAFT CLUB EVERY MONDAY

2PM IN THE CLUBHOUSE TINA MARIA 489-5749

TROPICS TRAVELERS SEE FLYERS IN CLUBHOUSE

POSITION: Richard Stoll

TROPICS COFFEE CLUB MON-FRI 8:30AM IN CONFERENCE RM

JACKIE HILL 489-4388

TROPICS SPRING CHICKENS EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY

8:30AM IN CLUBHOUSE CAROLYN HOPPES 489-6894

FIT 2B HEALTHY EVERY MON & FRI 1PM

SEE CALENDAR OR FLYERS IN CLUB-HOUSE

B BUG COMPUTER CENTER MON-FRI 8AM-12:30PM

B BUG BUILDING 102 PALM DR. LARRY CORNELL 487-1040

HEALTH MOBILE EVERY THURSDAY @CLUBHOUSE

9AM-NOON

TROPICS CERAMICS CLUB FOR MORE INFO

CALL MELODY PETERSON 266-2607

UNDER THE WEATHER:

LORIS COOK

MONTHLY MESSAGE FROM RESIDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT RICHARD STOLL

This is the last message from the 2017-2018 Board. June’s general meeting was mostly about SPEEDING in the park. A letter has been written to management on their suggestions for controlling the repeat drivers that can not seem to understand that the speed limit is 15 MPH, that is Miles Per Hour in English. If you see someone speeding put a written note into

the office, e-mail will do, with license number or name. With enough notices for that individual from the population the management will have more reason for action also from what I hear the police can intervene. So, lets all get together to stop those inconsiderate people or companies and have a safe park to live in. The election for the 2018-2019 Board is a few days away. Make sure you have your voice heard. We still need a secretary and a couple of board members. We can have a “recording secretary”, a new one every month that just must listen to the tape-recorded meetings and transcribe the minutes. If interested in helping contact the new board. The 4th of July cook out is just a day or so away. Hopefully you have your ticket. Carol Orwig and Carol O’Quinn have a big surprise for all that attend and it should be a lot of fun. Come and find out. We also have our annual Appreciation Night for all those tireless volunteers that keep this park running. I have talked to a lot of people, including management, that tell us that a lot of parks don’t even have an HOA. One lady said her park has a swimming pool and a piano in the main hall. That was the extent of their activities. Lets all get to-gether July 28 at 6 pm to honor those individuals. It has been an immense pleasure for me to serve as your President for the last two

years. I’m looking forward to another year, if I am re-elected. So don’t forget to vote on

the 12th.

NO BREAKFAST IN JULY The Board voted that we would not have a Breakfast in July because of so many things happening in the month

of July. If you would like to help Rich-ard Stoll put on a breakfast without the board, let

Richard know and volunteer to help put it on. It would be scheduled on July 14.

MILLENNIUM MEMO

This month’s topic: Dealer Storage Agreements! OK, so that’s a bit esoteric but stay with me.

Union City has invested quite a bit of money to ensure that The Tropics remains the City’s largest source of affordable Senior housing. How much? $4,500,000, that’s how much!

$2M of that went to our Housing Assistance Program, which currently subsidizes nearly 1/3 of you. The other $2.5M helped us buy The Tropics back in August 2000. Even with all this City help, The Tropics can be unaffordable for many folks wanting to buy a home here.

One reason for this: dealers taking advantage of The Tropics’ low rents by bringing in new homes, which are sold at prices unaffordable to low- and very low-income homebuy-ers.

We’re not opposed to dealers making big profits, but our prime mission is to preserve The Tropics as a valuable source of quality affordable housing for the City. Accordingly, for the foreseeable future, we will not be offering dealers “storage agreements” for new homes, unless the dealer agrees to sell the home to a low-income buyer.

Dealers will still be able to list homes for sale for existing tenants and you will be able to upgrade (and sell) your own home, but for now, we need to attract more residents with incomes of less than $71,700 (for a 2-person household). That’s fair, isn’t it?

Which leads to a related topic…

It’s That Time Again

You know that pesky Annual Income Certification? The form you promised to complete each year when you applied to live in The Tropics? The form that generates much of the money we use for Capital Improvements? Yes, THAT form!

If you haven’t already, please take a moment to complete your Cert and return it today. You promised, you’ll have to eventually…why not take care of this simple task now?

In Other News…

SPARC, our resident services partner, sponsored another Spring Fling Clothing Ex-change last month. 50 residents came to mingle with neighbors, enjoy FREE coffee & donuts and left with some fancy new duds. Thanks, Stacee, for another fun event.

Stacee also announced the relaunch of the Tai Chi Class, in cooperation with the Resi-dents Club. She also hopes to bring a Diabetes Class sometime in July.

This month’s Kudos go to Rick Henry (443 Samoa) for providing the Clubhouse Flags for Memorial Day, and Art Tipton (264 Molokai) for assisting. Thanks, guys!

Have a Safe & Sane 4th of July…and turn in your Income Cert! George Turk

Enjoy the 4th of July Barbecue and Chili Cookoff. The office will be closed for the holiday. Please remember that fireworks is not allowed in the Tropics – do it somewhere safe and not in our park. Fire danger is extremely high, especially with the warmer weather.

Be sure to attend the Residents’ Club meeting on July 12th to vote for your favorite candi-dates to carry on the leadership for the next year. Be involved and come to the meetings to state your choices on various matters that concern all residents. Financial Assistance information from Millennium Housing was mailed to all residents to reapply and we have extra copies in the office for those that want to apply for the first time. As time permits, either Kathy or I can assist you with any questions you have and help you prepare the forms due by July 31, 2018. Hopefully, we have received all the In-come Certifications as they are due by July 9. Reminders to all Residents: Please do not pick the fruit off your neighbor’s tree unless you have permission. We are still finding trash and furniture in the green waste bin that does not belong there. Please use common sense when disposing of unwanted articles. The crows on the north side of our Park are protecting their nests and have been dive-bombing some of the residents. You might want to put off walking for a few weeks or maybe use an umbrella. We all are so thankful that everyone was safe and out of the home that recently had an electrical fire. The response from the Fire Department was extremely fast and it prevent-ed the fire from spreading to neighbor’s homes. Kathy Vincent will be enjoying her 5th year working in the office this month. It has been a pleasure to have her assistance and friendship. Good going Kathy – You rock.

Nancy Payne

Resident Manager

OUR SYMPATHIES GO TO THE FAMILY OF:

ELMER “MANNY” SANTIAGO PASSED ON MAY 30, 2018—69 PALM DR.

TROPICS ELECTION NOTICE!

ABSENTEE BALLOTS WILL BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST STARTING MONDAY JUNE 11TH 2018

PICK ONE UP AT THE B BUG COMPUTER CLUB; 102 PALM DRIVE. THE B BUG COMPUTER CLUB IS OPEN 8:30AM -12:30PM WEEK DAYS.

EACH RESIDENT MUST REQUEST AND PICK UP THEIR OWN ABSENTEE BALLOT.

ALL ABSENTEE BALLOTS MUST BE MAILED BACK AND MUST BE POSTMARKED BY JULY 7th 2018!!

A STAMPED EVELOPE AND RETURN ADDRESS WILL BE GIVEN AT THE TIME A BAL-LOT IS PICKED UP ALSO THE RULES WILL BE HANDED TO YOU. LARRY CORNELL IS

IN CHARGE OF ABSENTEE BALLOTS. IF YOU ARE COMING TO THE MEETING TO VOTE THE ELECTION VOTING AND THE

MEETING WILL BE ON THURSDAY JULY 12th 2018 AT 7PM.

CERAMIC CLUB

Our club meetings have changed: we will now only have meetings EVERY OTHER MONTH: OUR NEXT MEETING IS JUNE 5TH. They are always held on the first Tuesday of every month at 2:00 pm in the club house conference room. Anyone can attend and sit in on our meetings and also meet some active members of the club before or after the meeting. If you are thinking about joining or want to ask some ques-tions or just get a tour of the ceramic room, this is an opportune time. The ceram-ics club is generally open everyday from Noon to 2:00 pm with a member or several members working on their projects. Anyone who is interested in our club is wel-come to stop by and take a look at some of the ceramics that are finished & some are pieces we are still working on.

We will have our annual baked goodies table at the flea market on June 2nd, along with some ceramic items. Stop by and check out our tables and meet members of the ceramic club.

You can call the following senior member for a view of the ceramic shop and or just to ask questions. Feel free to call Melody Peterson at 266-2607 or if she is not avail-able, we will ask another training member to help you.

Invites YOU to a FREE Cook-Out

For Tropics Residents, Guest only $5

July 4th — Noon to 2 pm

Made to perfection by Grill Masters Rick Henry & Jerry

Assisted by Art and Lua Lots of Condiments and Sides Must have ticket before July 2

SPECTRUM LUNCHES

SERVED EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AT NOON IN THE CLUBHOUSE

MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS

FOR LUNCH

Food Bank

THE FIRST AND THIRD FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH @ 10:30AM

IN FRONT OF THE CLUBHOUSE

ALL ARE WELCOME IN THE CLUBHOUSE.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY @ 8:15AM—9:45AM

SPRING CHICKENS EXERCISE GROUP

HAVE FUN WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS AS YOU EXERCISE YOURSELF INTO

FITNESS

EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY 8:30AM IN CLUBHOUSE

CALL CAROLYN HOPPES 489-6894 FOR ANY QUESTIONS

Presents

2018 Appreciation Night Dinner

Saturday, July 28

Dinner Served at 6 pm

This Event is to show our Appreciation

To all the Volunteers that help keep the

Tropics ALIVE

Volunteers Free ( see Richard)

All tickets: $5.00

Last Day for Tickets July 25

JULY MOVIES AT THE B BUG CLUB EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT DOORS OPEN AT 5PM MOVIES START AT 6:30PM

July 6 th - Black Panther (2018) PG-13 T'Challa, the King of Wakanda, rises to the throne in the isolated, technologically ad-vanced African nation, but his claim is chal-lenged by a vengeful outsider who was a child-hood victim of T'Challa's father's mistake. July 13th— THE COMUTER (2018) Liam Neeson stars as a man who gets caught up in a criminal conspiracy during his daily commute home and works against the clock to stop a deadly attack to save the lives of his fellow train passengers. Starring: Liam Neeson, Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson

JULY 20TH—A WOMAN, A GUN AND A NOODLE SHOP (SAN QIANG PAI AN JING QI) (A

SIMPLE NOODLE STORY) (THE FIRST GUN) (2010) Love, betrayal, and murder take root in the deserts of China in this comedy drama from filmmaker Zhang Yimou. Wang (Ni Dahong) is an ill-tempered tyrant who runs a noodle shop not far from the Great Wall. Wang treats his employees like dirt and isn't much friendlier to his long-suffering wife (Yan Ni), who soothes her nerves by having an affair with Li (Xiao Shenyang), one of Wang's cooks. The wife would like to take Wang out of the picture, and one day she gives Li a gun, suggesting that he kill Wang so they can live in peace. A crooked cop named Zhang learns about the plot and tells Wang about the lovers, offering to kill them for a price. The next day, Zhang returns with evidence that Wang's wife and his cook have been shot, but shoots Wang before he can pay him. Zhang is about to empty out Wang's safe when he discovers he wasn't the only one with a plan to double-cross the despised noodle baron. Inspired by Joel and Ethan Coen's Blood Simple, San Qi-ang Pai An Jing Qi (aka A Woman, a Gun and a Noodle Shop) was an official selection at the 2010 Berlin International Film Festival.

July 27th Kingsman When their headquarters are destroyed and the world is held hostage, the Kingsman's jour-ney leads them to the discovery of an allied spy organization in the US. These two elite secret organizations must band together to defeat a common enemy. Stars: Taron Egerton, Colin Firth, Mark Strong

WHERE:

Tropics Clubhouse

START DATE: Thursday, June 14

Classes held on Thursday from

1 pm—2 pm

This Program is Free!!

Tropics Residents’ Club

Special Board Meeting held on May 16, 2018 at 4:29 pm.

Re: Exercise Classes, Tai Chi and Living 2 B Healthy. Tai Chi class for 8 weeks, 4 weeks will be paid by Millennium and 4 weeks to be paid by Tropics Residents Club. Live 2 B Healthy, Kim will not be sending any invoices to Residents Club $175.00 will be paid by Millennium. After the 8 weeks, Tai Chi class is $46.00 per class this will be on Thursdays at 1:00 pm and paid out from the Snack Bar Account for 8 weeks this will be $368.00. Live 2 B Healthy will still be 3 days a week and Millennium will be paying for this class. Rick made motion for Snack Bar to pay, and Carolynn second, Motion carried. Meeting Adjourned at 4:45 pm.

TRI-CITY HEALTH SENIOR MOBILE CLINIC

SCREENING SERVICES

Tri-City Health Center has provid-ed high-quality services for over 40 years. Our skilled medical pro-

viders are trained to provide a wide range of routine preventive

screenings.

PRIMARY CARE SERVICES

Primary Care is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. At Tri-City Health

Center, our skilled medical staff pro-vides both the first contact for a per-son with an undiagnosed health con-

cern, as well as continuing care of var-ied medical conditions.

SERVICES: Adult Primary Care

Health Insurance Enrollment Services

Hypertension Blood Pressure

Diabetes

WHEN: THURSEDAYS TIME: 11AM—3PM

WHERE: CLUBHOUSE PARKING LOT

Tropics Board Meeting—June 7, 2018 Minutes from Board Meeting on May 3, 2018 Meeting called to order by President Richard Stoll @ 7:00 pm. Roll call: All Board Mem-bers present. Guest speaker: Ruby Barker Re: Sunshine Committee bylaws. Ernie and Ivy Odiamer would like to help Ruby and visit residents that are sick. Larry Cornell Re: Drivers Safety Class at the B-Bug on May 8th and 15th this could get you insurance dis-count, check with you insurance company. Movies at the B-Bug, more Asian Residents are getting involved Movie Titled “Shower” Chinese movie, English subtitled. Board Meeting Minutes read from April 5, minutes report approved. Treasures Re-port: Read-Accepted. Bingo Report: Report from March expenses amount has been cor-rected, Accepted as read. Travelers Report: Read-Accepted, Correspondence & Emails: None at this time. Two open positions still available: Vice President and Member at Large, no one responding. Wish List: sent to corporate office, Main issue is better Light-ing throughout the park and speed control, from Karen Schrum, taking care of Men and Woman’s gym room and saunas, making the pool restrooms ADA Approved, this will take place within the 2019 budget year. Gym equipment including maintenance upkeep will take place this year. Gym equipment approved by board. Nothing heard about speed limit signs. Events: Cinco de Mayo, so far 164 tickets sold. Set up on Friday and decorating on Satur-day. Thank you to all that donated decorations. Mother’s Day Breakfast: Ham & Cheese Quiche, cinnamon rolls, strawberry jello parfait, would like Roses for all women (mothers). Flea Market: Tickets to be sold for tables will be at 8:00 am at the upcoming breakfast. Advertising in the local papers. Larry Cornell has a booklet for all board members, from the bylaws, explaining all duties for their positions. New Business: Stacy from Tai Chi, Classes will be starting at the beginning of June on Thursdays only and Millennium will be paying for the first month. Tai Chi is $45.00 per class, the second month will be paid by the residents club. Kim from Live 2 B Healthy, will no longer be sending invoices to the residents club, she will be billing Millennium. Donation for Month: for the month of May is $800.00, Donation will be made to Tri-City Volunteers. Potluck: This Sunday, taking signups. Tropic Travelers: San Francisco Aquarium and other options are available, you’re on your own. June 11, is Cache Creek trip. Spring Fling: bring in your gently used items to donate, pick up some cloth-ing if you need some too. Tina Maria will not be running for Breeze Edi-tor at the upcoming election. Greg Osika will be running for Breeze Ed-itor. Meeting Adjourned at 8:01 pm

NOTES FROM YOUR EDITOR:

Please submit your article NO later than 6pm on the 10th of every month to the Breeze email address:

tropicsbreeze@gmail.com.

YES—The rumors are true! I will not be seeking reelection. I will still be “BREEZE MAGAZINE” Editor till the end of my term. I plan to work with the new Ed-itor in the coming months to make the transition go as smooth as possible.

If you enjoy the “Getting to know your neighbor” ar-ticles. Please help by submitting an article of your neighbor or just interview a friend in the park. Submit the questions and answers of the interview and it can be written for you. Email to tropicsbreeze@gmail.com

We are trying to limit the inserts. Please have flyers and articles in by the dead-line. If you wish to submit a flyer after the deadline or are told your submission has to be an insert because of lack of space. You are responsible for making the copies and be present to help insert into the Breeze Magazine. Please include your name and phone number so I can notify you when the magazine arrives, you can come with your volunteers and help with inserting the flyer. THANK YOU

We welcome all articles from our residents as space allows. The only require-ment is that your article not be political or personal in nature. They will be in-serted as space allows with consideration given to content and quality.

== Read the Breeze on our website: www.the-tropics.net ==

A BIG THANK YOU GOES OUT TO: THE MANY VOLUNTEERS WHO COME OUT ON A MOMENTS NOTICE WHEN THEY RECEIVE THE PHONE CALL THAT THE BREEZE MAGAZINE HAS ARRIVED AT THE CLUBHOUSE. WHO HELP INSERT FLYERS IN THE MAGAZINE IF NEEDED, SORTING THE MAGAZINES INTO THEIR RIGHTFUL BAGS TO DELIVER TO OUR WONDERFUL DISTRIBUTORS WHO TAKE THE TIME TO BRING US OUR BREEZE MAGAZINE TO YOUR DOORSTEP. YOU ARE ALL SO AWESOME!!

WANT TO HELP?

JUST GIVE ME A CALL—TINA MARIA 489-5749

DISTRIBUTION OF THE TROPICS BREEZE

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RTE MAG # DELIVERY VOLUNTEER PH # STREET

1 24 134 HANA, MORRIS CARMICHAEL 471-7770 Acapulco, Polyne-sia, Palm Dr 149-

150

2 14 119 MANDRONE WAY, TOM CHIT-

WOOD 489-2103 Madrone

3 12 131 HANA WAY, ROGER TAYLOR 489-6747 Hana Way

4 15 482 HOYA, CAROLYN HOPPES 489-6894 Hoya Way

5 21 489 SEEMA CIRCLE, RAY MILLER 475-1950 Seema & Kawella

6 18 373 TROPICANA WAY, CARL HUGHES 471-5020 387-403 Tropi-cana & 33001

Almaden

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HUGHES 471-5020

368-386 Tropi-cana

8 43 443 SAMOA WAY, RICK HENRY 487-7817 Lanai, Samoa, Cu-

mana

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13 21 51 PALM DR., IRV MAYER 487-0235 PALM DRIVE 40-60

14 41 265 MOLOKAI, STEVE EVANS 266-2607 MOLOKAI, PALM

DRIVE 86-109

15 25 70 PALM, MICHAEL O'QUIN 265-4091 PALM DRIVE 61-85

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18 19 12 PALM DRIVE, CAROL LOWE 324-1985 PALM DR. 1-19

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20 56 252 MOLOKAI, TRACI KINEL 927-0255 WAIKIKI, HAWAII

21 22 363 TAHITIAN, HAZEL CARR 489-9416 TAHITAIN

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MAKAHA