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Costa Mesa High School plays bingo Tuesdays at 6pm. Jim Flanagan and Jackie Davis were lucky winners, taking home $75 cash in
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HAPPY
BIRTHDAY!
Diane Fairback celebrated her
birthday at Blessed Sacrament
playing Monday Night bingo.
This was the first of many bingo
games Diane will play at
Blessed Sacrament. The church
plays Monday evenings. Happy
birthday, Diane and good luck!
Fullerton Elks #1993 plays bingo every Tuesday at 4:30pm,
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INDEX
As I See It..............................Page 21
Ask Annie........................................21
Astrology ........................................25
Bingo Bugle Hotlines.....................26
Bingo Land .......................................8
Bingo Sisters ....................................4
Bob on Bingo..................................23
Business Box Ads ..........................23
Coffee Break ..................................22
Coffee Break Answers...................25
Dear Aunt Bingo...............................5
Dear Dream Lady .............................7
Gaming Today ................................23
Guy’s Turn.......................................10
Monthly Highlights ...................20-21
Monthly Sweeps...............................8
Monthly Winners ..............................4
Nevada Happenings.................16-18
Program Listing .............................24
Savvy Senior.....................................6
The Kitchen Diva............................26
Volunteer’s Section........................19
All the regular workers for our local
Bingo hall were tied up in a meeting, so
they asked Kate and I to open the hall for
the Saturday night game. We picked up
LeeAnn, who has the key, and made our
way to the hall and around to the back
door. There we discovered a tent pitched
so it completely blocked the entrance.
Kate and I walked over to the tent which
was a dome, zipped closed, to inspect it.
LeeAnn dug out her cell phone and
turned away from us to make a call.
“Hello in there,” called Kate.
“I’ve just called 9-1-1,” announced
LeeAnn.
The zipper came open fast and a tousled
looking man appeared followed by a
young woman, also in disarray. “Tell me
you didn’t call the cops,” the man said,
scowling at LeeAnn who was still holding her cell phone.
“Well you had no business camping
here,” sputtered LeeAnn.
“Somebody told us this place wasn’t
gonna be used this weekend,” he said.
“We weren’t hurting anything.”
“Oh my gosh, Eddie,” said the young
woman, clutching his arm. “We’ll be in
such trouble if we get arrested.”
“Okay, okay,” said Kate. “Get that tent
down and folded and stow your gear in
our car. Then you can help us open up
for Bingo. The cops aren’t here yet and
that sure isn’t the only false alarm
they’ve ever had.”
They did as she said while we opened
the hall, turned on the lights and fans and
got ready for the evening session.
“Everthing’s stowed,” said Eddie, “but
Marnie and I don’t know where to go.
The cops will surely be looking all
around in this area.”
“Come on in and play Bingo,” I suggested. “Do you have enough money for
the buy-in?”
We had to lend them six dollars and two
daubers, and soon others arrived and
they were anonymous players. We let
LeeAnn deal with the police officer who
came by himself, asked questions,
wanted to know if she had seen where
the tenter had gone and went away again.
Those kids turned out to be the luckiest
Bingo players ever. They won twice and
at intermission came over to talk. “First,
here’s your money back,” said Eddie, a
smear of mustard on his mouth. “You
sure saved our bacon. I don’t know how
to thank you.”
They won again—the final jackpot worth
$250. They were both flushed with excitement as they helped us clear away
trash at the end of the session.
“Why don’t you camp on our lawn
tonight?” suggested Kate. “Then you
won’t be in danger of being arrested.”
“Oh, no,” said Marnie. “That’s very nice
of you, but we have enough money now
to stay in a bed and breakfast. We passed
one about six blocks from here.” She
sighed and a dreamy expression came
over her face. “And I can have a bath.”
…In the United Kingdom it is illegal
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…Gene Cernan was the 12th—and
last—human to walk on the moon, in
December 1972. While he was there, he
scratched his daughter’s initials onto the
lunar surface. Those initials, “TDC,” are
likely to remain there for tens of thousands of years.
…According to the folklore of Wales,
fairies prefer traveling on the backs of
corgis to any other mode of transport.
…You may be surprised to learn that
most Greek and Roman statuary and architecture weren’t originally the pristine
white we see today. Archaeologists have
found evidence that these structures and
sculptures were brightly painted in ancient times; the paint has just worn off in
the intervening centuries.
…Most muppeteers are right-handed and
use their dominant hand to operate their
puppets’ heads; therefore, most muppets
are left-handed.
…If you have kids between the ages of 9
and 11, you might be interested to learn
that nearly half of respondents in a survey believe that is the appropriate age for
kids to begin helping vacuum the house.
…The White House’s first display of
fireworks to celebrate Independence Day
occurred in 1797 and was hosted by
President John Adams.
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Bingo is community—a place to get together with old friends and to make new
ones, somewhere to go to get out of the
house, clear your head, and challenge yourself to keep up with that caller who, to beginners, seems to always be in such a hurry!
Best of luck playing that second pack (no
need to rush it!) and your first Bingo win.
When that win does come, and I hope it is
very soon, be sure to drop us a line and tell
us all about the experience. —Aunt Bingo
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Share your views! Write to Aunt Bingo
c/o the Bingo Bugle, P.O. Box 527, Vashon,
Washington 98070, or email her at
STENGL456@aol.com. Be sure to include
your name and address (you can request
that your name not be published), as typically she will not include anonymous letters
in her columns.
CHAPMAN AVE.
FAIRVIEW ST.
Dear Angela,
It is important for people to remember
how valuable the social element of Bingo is
for many players, and that Bingo can, and
Dear RMC,
Wow, I don’ know how you do it. I’ve tried
50 ways to get family to go with me to Bingo,
but I rarely succeed. It may require that your
family members already have a fondness for
the game and just need someone like you to
say, “OK, let’s make this happen!”
It's wonderful to hear that you are part of
three generations of one family that has found
Bingo to be an activity you all enjoy sharing.
Let's hope your letter pushes a few others to
make Bingo time family time as well. —Aunt
Bingo
EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT
NEWHOPE ST.
Dear Aunt Bingo,
I am recently retired and a widow, and
after retirement found myself stumped over
social activities to get involved in that
would be entertaining and get me out of the
house but would not require a commitment
that might limit my freedom to travel or visit
my kids and grandkids.
Well, all I can say is thank heaven for
Bingo!
I saw some ads for Bingo in the paper at
places fairly close to me, and one afternoon
bit the bullet and drove to one of them. I
went in and explained to one of the workers
that I didn’t know a lot about the game and
asked her if she thought that would be a
problem. She said “no way” and walked me
through buying my Bingo paper, then sat
me with a friend of hers. The friend was
nice and clearly enjoyed showing a beginner the ropes. It was a little stressful keeping
up with everyone, but I did come close to a
Bingo, which was exciting.
Since then I have tried Bingo at two
other places and do have to say it is quite
social and fun. People who recognize me
from other games always say hello and I am
almost to the point now where I don’t worry
about keeping up and can just have fun. My
next goal is to play two packs instead of
one…but that won’t be for a while.
Anyway, I’m loving Bingo and my new
reading friend—the Bingo Bugle Newspaper—very much. Bingo is such an awesome
way to get out with people and have a good
time. I wonder how long it will be before I
shout out: “Bingo!!” —Angela C., via
email
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■ A new fan loving Bingo!
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Bingo is community
Dear Aunt Bingo,
Sometimes I wonder why Bingo isn't
more of a family event for more people.
My mom, my brothers and I go together
all the time, and now two of my nieces have
joined in. We use the time to catch up on
personal stuff—and yes, we have been
shushed more than once for being too
chatty—and it has struck me that there is
something about being out and about on
neutral ground instead of at home that
makes everybody feel they are on equal
ground and relaxed about sharing news and
joking around like we might not do otherwise.
If I had my way I think I would play
Bingo with my family every week if I could.
But we’re all pretty busy, so once a month
is about the best we can do—except for my
mom and me, who play together more
often.
Anyway, I’m just passing this along as
an idea for other Bingo players who may want
to try and turn their Bingo playing into a family
affair. —RMC, Washington, via email
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■ Pet care for after you’re gone
Dear Savvy Senior,
How does one go about creating a trust
for their pets? I have a dog and two cats
that mean the world to me, and I want to
make sure they’ll be well taken care of
after I’m gone.
Elderly Ellen
Dear Ellen,
Pet trusts have become more and more
popular over the years as senior pet owners are looking for ways to ensure their
pets will be well cared for when they’re
no longer able to do the caring. Here are
some tips to help you get started.
Types of Trusts
A pet trust is a legal instrument that allows you to designate a specific amount
of money for your pet’s care and name a
trustee to carry out your wishes. There
are two main types of pet trusts you can
set up. One option is a “traditional pet
trust,” which is effective in all states and
is similar to a trust you’d set up for a
child, but it’s expensive costing anywhere from $500 to $1,500.
Or, you could opt for a “statutory pet
trust” which is a much cheaper option
and is currently allowed in more than 40
states and the District of Columbia. To
create a statutory pet trust you simply
add a few lines to your will, such as, “I
leave $5,000 in trust for the care of my
dog and two cats.” State law will fill in
the gaps, so that the simple provision
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If you want to set up a pet trust, talk to
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one who has experience with pet trusts.
Or, you can work with a company like
Peace of Mind Pet Trust (peaceofmindpettrust.com) or Trusted Pet Partners
(trustedpetpartners.com). Some factors
you’ll need to consider before setting up
a pet trust include:
The trustee and caretaker: Most pet trusts
designate both a trustee to manage the
money and a caretaker to handle the dayto-day care of the pet. The trustee can
make sure the caregiver is doing what
they’re supposed to do. It’s also a good
idea to name an alternate trustee and
caregiver in case your first choice is unable or unwilling to serve.
Caregiving details: With a traditional
trust, you can specify the things you
want your pets to receive like their favorite foods, how often they should be
taken to the vet, their burial arrangements, etc.
Funding the trust: You can set aside
money from your estate to cover the
costs, or if you’re short on funds, another
option is to buy or use an existing life insurance policy and name the trustee as
the beneficiary.
Other Options
Another legal option to consider is a “pet
protection agreement,” which is much
less complex than a formal pet trust. This
allows you to name a guardian to take
care of your pets, and gives you the ability to leave funds to care for them. You
can make a pet protection agreement online at legalzoom.com (800-962-7490)
for $39.
If, however, you don’t want to create a
legal tool, you should make informal
arrangements by asking a trusted friend
or relative to take care of your pets if
something happens to you. In addition,
you could set up a separate bank account
to cover expenses and name the caretaker as the beneficiary.
Or, if you don’t have anyone who would
be willing to take care of your pets after
you’re gone, you can make arrangements
to leave it to a rescue, humane society,
pet care program or other animal welfare
group. Many of these organizations find
new homes for pets or offer lifetime care,
but may require a fee or donation. Talk
to your veterinarian about options in
your area.
Send your senior questions to: Savvy Senior, P.O.
Box 5443, Norman, OK 73070, or visit SavvySenior.org. Jim Miller is a contributor to the NBC Today
show and author of The Savvy Senior book.
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Special to the Bingo Bugle
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Hi Guy,
I am a Bingo hall staffer at a busy Indian casino. I enjoy working at Bingo and
also enjoy playing during my free time.
When I win I always include tipping
the caller and the floor worker(s) because
I know from experience how hard they
work to make an outing at Bingo pleasant.
And I have to say that I am surprised by
how many players do not tip. Yes, I understand that many people consider tipping
optional and may or may not do it depending on their mood, jackpot amount or
whatever. But the fact is, hard work for
low wages deserves a tip in appreciation
for service.
At some of the places I attend, the floor
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Players must think that the caller just sits
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much more to it. And folks seem to have
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bad luck and shouting insults at him or her.
But rarely does a caller get a thank you or
an expression of appreciation for doing a
good job, or get compensated when a
player has good luck and wins big. —
Hard Worker in Nevada, via email
Dear Hard Worker,
I agree with you that players should be
more thoughtful of callers and not blame
them for a run of bad luck. It has to be
awkward and embarrassing to be sitting in
full view at the front of gaming room and
be verbally slapped with complaints and
grumpy insults for things that are simply
not under a caller’s control.
The topic of tipping at Bingo is a tricky
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is and make sure to tip appropriately in
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an option they choose not to exercise.
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Others resist tipping because Bingo is
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losses between wins. Many feel that most
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and “giving away” any portion of it in the
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just giving more money back to the casino
or hall.
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his or her winnings, the front-desk worker
who sold the winning paper, the vendor
who sold them that lucky pink dauber, and
the staffer at the front door who gave the
player a fist bump and said, “Tonight’s
your night!”
I’m afraid that I do not see an early end
to the ongoing controversy over tipping at
Bingo. But I hope your letter will at least
encourage more players to keep tipping in
mind during their next trip to a for-profit
gaming establishment. —Guy
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stunt to get a raise), and refused to let her
obtain limited work in the meantime.
When her contract with the show expired,
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Jennifer currently is co-starring in the
action-drama Taxi Brooklyn, which is
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Taxi.
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isles.
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ALIANTE
7300 Aliante Parkway, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 692-7777
TIMES: 10am, 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10pm; Fri. & Sat. 12am
TEXAS STATION
2101 Texas Star Lane, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 631-1000
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
HENDERSON
ARIZONA CHARLIES BOULDER
4575 Boulder Hwy, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 951-5800
TIMES: 7, 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm, 1, 3, 5am
ARIZONA CHARLIES DECATUR
740 S. Decatur Blvd., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 250-5200
TIMES: 7, 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm, 1, 3, 5am
BOULDER STATION
4111 Boulder Hwy, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 432-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
CANNERY EASTSIDE
5255 S. Boulder Hwy, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 856-5402
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Thu-Sun 9am; Fri & Sat 11pm
CANNERY NORTHSIDE
2121 East Craig Road, N. L.V. . . . . . . . . . .(702) 507-5825
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11pm
ELDORADO
S. of Lake Mead on Water St., Henderson(702) 564-1811
TIMES: Sun.-Thu.: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Fri/Sat.: 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
FIESTA HENDERSON
777 W. Lake Mead Drive, Henderson . . .(702) 558-7000
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1,3,5,7,9,11pm
GREEN VALLEY RANCH
2300 Paseo Verde Parkway, Henderson .(702) 617-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
SUNSET STATION
1301 W. Sunset Road, Henderson . . . . . .(702) 547-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
LAUGHLIN
FIESTA RANCHO
2400 N. Rancho Dr., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 631-7000
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm, 1am
GOLD COAST
4000 W. Flamingo Rd., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 367-7111
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
JERRY’S NUGGET
1821 Las Vegas Bl. N., N. L.V. . . . . . . . . . .(702) 399-3000
Times: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Thu., Fri. & Sat. 11pm
PALACE STATION
2411 W. Sahara Ave., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 367-2411
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
PLAZA
1 Main Street, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(800) 634-6575
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm
POKER PALACE
2757 N. Las Vegas Blvd., L.V. . . . . . . . . . .(702) 657-4247
TIMES: 11am, 1, 7, 9pm; Fri-Sat-Sun 3, 5pm; Fri-Sat. 11pm
RAMPART CASINO
LAUGHLIN RIVER LODGE
2700 S. Casino Dr., Laughlin . . . . . . . . . .(702) 298-2242
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm
RIVERSIDE
1650 Casino Way, Laughlin . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 298-2535
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 11pm
TROPICANA LAUGHLIN
2121 S. Casino Dr., Laughlin. . . . . . . . . . .(702) 298-4200
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm
MESQUITE
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I-15, Exit 122 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(800) 346-4611
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11pm
VIRGIN RIVER
I-15, Exit 122 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(877) 438-2929
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
221 North Rampart Blvd., L.V.. . . . . . . . . .(702) 869-7890
Times: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11pm
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771 S. Frontage Road. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(775) 751-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5 & 7pm
SAM’S TOWN
PAHRUMP NUGGET
5111 Boulder Highway, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 456-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
SANTA FE STATION
Hwy. 95 & Rancho Dr., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 658-4900
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
SILVER SEVENS
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it actually happened, treasure hunters
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banks with metal detectors looking for
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everyone, but I did come close to a
Bingo, which was exciting.
Since then I have tried Bingo at two other
places and do have to say it is quite social
and fun. People who recognize me from
other games always say hello and I am almost to the point now where I don’t
worry about keeping up and can just have
fun. My next goal is to play two packs instead of one…but that won’t be for a
while.
Anyway, I’m loving Bingo and my new
reading friend—the Bingo Bugle Newspaper—very much. Bingo is such an
awesome way to get out with people and
have a good time. I wonder how long it
will be before I shout out: “Bingo!!” —
Angela C., via email
Bingo is community
■ A new fan loving Bingo!
Dear Aunt Bingo,
I am recently retired and a widow, and
after retirement found myself stumped
over social activities to get involved in
that would be entertaining and get me out
of the house but would not require a commitment that might limit my freedom to
travel or visit my kids and grandkids.
Well, all I can say is thank heaven for
Bingo!
I saw some ads for Bingo in the paper at
places fairly close to me, and one afternoon bit the bullet and drove to one of
them. I went in and explained to one of
the workers that I didn’t know a lot about
the game and asked her if she thought
that would be a problem. She said “no
way” and walked me through buying my
Bingo paper, then sat me with a friend of
hers. The friend was nice and clearly enjoyed showing a beginner the ropes. It
Dear Angela,
It is important for people to remember
how valuable the social element of Bingo
is for many players, and that Bingo can,
and often is, much more than just a
chance to grab a jackpot.
Bingo is community—a place to get together with old friends and to make new
ones, somewhere to go to get out of the
house, clear your head, and challenge
yourself to keep up with that caller who,
to beginners, seems to always be in such
a hurry!
Best of luck playing that second pack (no
need to rush it!) and your first Bingo win.
When that win does come, and I hope it
is very soon, be sure to drop us a line and
tell us all about the experience. —Aunt
Bingo
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Dear RMC,
Wow, I don’ know how you do it. I’ve
tried 50 ways to get family to go with me
to Bingo, but I rarely succeed. It may require that your family members already
have a fondness for the game and just
need someone like you to say, “OK, let’s
make this happen!”
It's wonderful to hear that you are part of
three generations of one family that has
found Bingo to be an activity you all
enjoy sharing. Let's hope your letter
pushes a few others to make Bingo time
family time as well. —Aunt Bingo
Share your views! Write to Aunt Bingo c/o the
Bingo Bugle, P.O. Box 527, Vashon, Washington
98070, or email her at STENGL456@aol.com. Be
sure to include your name and address (you can
request that your name not be published), as typically she will not include anonymous letters in her
columns.
Dear Aunt Bingo,
Sometimes I wonder why Bingo isn't
more of a family event for more people.
My mom, my brothers and I go together
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have joined in. We use the time to catch
up on personal stuff—and yes, we have
been shushed more than once for being
too chatty—and it has struck me that
there is something about being out and
about on neutral ground instead of at
home that makes everybody feel they are
on equal ground and relaxed about sharing news and joking around like we
might not do otherwise.
If I had my way I think I would play
Bingo with my family every week if I
could. But we’re all pretty busy, so once
a month is about the best we can do—except for my mom and me, who play together more often.
Anyway, I’m just passing this along as an
idea for other Bingo players who may
want to try and turn their Bingo playing
into a family affair. —RMC, Washington, via email
The Look of a President
As a child I wasn’t fond of any teacher
I ever had, but I can still hear my parents
saying. “Whether you like the teacher or
not you have to be respectful because of
who she is…a teacher, and a nun.” Oh, I
was always respectful, but for a different
reason. She had that yardstick. I also figured God wouldn’t like it if I was not respectful to that nun. Then I learned that I
was expected to be respectful to a whole
parcel of folks because of the “office” they
held in my life. Besides my parents and
teachers, there were police officers, the
President, grownups, the people next door,
my grandparents, baby sitters, big kids and
bullies, the Easter bunny and Santa and
most of all God. Eventually I deleted the
Easter bunny and Santa from the line-up.
As I grew older and became a voter, I
found there was one person who got a huge
dose of disrespect even though he held the
highest office in the land and that was the
president of the United States. This seemed
strange to me at first, till I realized that we
have never had a president who left us in
tears on his last day in office. Yet looking
back, there has always been someone who,
further on down the line, recalled something special about each of them, which
leads me to believe that the griping is all
part of the game called politics. It gets
pretty exciting when it comes close to time
to choose the person who is next that is
eager to serve and then be condemned for
every good thing he tried to do in office.
We discussed this at Bingo last night
and we all agree that there are two questions one should ask himself/herself before
throwing that hat into the ring. Do I look
presidential? A red baseball cap and bill
atop a $5,000 suit does not look presidential to me. Neither does a see-through
evening gown, even if the view is only
from behind.
Question number two is a little more
complicated. Is my last name easy to make
embarrassing jokes about? For example,
the name Bieber translates to pimples, acne
and inexperience, the name Kardashian
causes a slight nauseating sensation in the
pit of the stomach, the name Jenner indicates an aura of indecisiveness. Lewinski
is not a good name for a president.
After discerning these two questions
and you still want the job, you are a target
for every comedian. Just remember that the
name-calling isn’t personal. It’s just part of
the game. That’s why all Presidents secretly play Bingo. It gets them over the
tough spots.
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Q: Is it true that the goofy 1990s lifeguard series, Baywatch, is going to be
made into a big-screen movie? —Dell R.,
via email
A: It would appear so…and thus I begin
my semi-regular lament of “Why can’t
Hollywood think of new ideas?” Production is set to start in early 2016, with Zac
Efron in talks to don the famous red
bathing trunks alongside Dwayne Johnson.
Q: I haven’t seen Nikki Reed much
since The Twilight Saga. Does she have
any TV or movie appearances coming up?
—Nan T., via email
A: Nikki is joining the cast of Fox’s
Sleepy Hollow for season three. She’ll
play Betsy Ross, the famous flagmaker
who crafted the first American flag, which
was presented to then Gen. George Washington in 1776. For the purposes of the supernatural historical-drama series, Betsy’s
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throughout the 18-episode third season.
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2 T. fresh basil, chopped
1 c. grated Parmesan cheese
salt and pepper to taste
Scrub zucchini and cut in half lengthwise.
Scoop out and reserve pulp, leaving shells
1/4 inch thick. Drop shells into boiling
water and boil for 5 minutes. Chop pulp
and sauté in margarine. Add scallion and
mushrooms; sauté 3 minutes longer. Add
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parsley, basil, salt and pepper to taste. Add
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Squash
■ Squash for the holidays
Dear Annie,
My husband, Joe planted several kinds of
squash in our garden. Now I need to learn
how to make some new recipes using
squash. He planted zucchini and yellow
squash. Can you help me please?
Monique from Terra Haute, Indiana
Dear Monique,
Here are three of my favorite squash
recipes. Enjoy. —Annie
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SUASH
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1/4 c. margarine
1 small onion, chopped
1 lb. mushrooms, chopped
2 c. soft bread crumbs
8 eggs
Personal Peeves
People and things do not upset us; rather
we upset ourselves by believing that they
can upset us. - Robert Ellis
The second week of October is Pet Peeve
Week, or so I’m told, or read somewhere, or
heard on the news. Who knows? I’m so old
I need to sew my name on my pajamas to remember who I am in the morning. Anyway,
I’ve started thinking about my pet peeves at
Bingo. Now I admit, I’m a little obsessive,
more than a little superstitious, and actually
believe that good and bad luck can be
summoned or shooed away by our actions.
Since those things all contribute to my
perspective, my pet peeves must be viewed
in that context.
First, I like to get to Bingo early, lay out
my daubers and luckies, buy my cards, and
generally get situated. The later I arrive, the
more anxious I become. My husband does
not feel the same, but bless his heart, most of
the time he accommodates my time schedule.
Arriving late and not having a choice of seats
is a problem for me and causes Robert to call
me peevish when that happens. I like to sit
closer to the front with the caller in my line
SQUASH PANCAKES
2 sm. yellow squash
2 eggs
flour
salt and pepper
baking powder
butter
Cut the squash into quarters and peel. Scoop
out the seeds and grate down to a mush. Add
flour to make a soft batter. Add salt and pepper.
When ready to make pancakes, add a tiny bit
of baking powder and two eggs. Heat a skillet
with butter. When the pan is very hot, drop in
2 tablespoons for 1 pancake. Turn over and
cook on both sides.
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of sight. I like to sit on the aisle. Partly this is
so I have easy access to the bathrooms, the
instant ticket sellers, and the snack bar; the
other part is that I feel claustrophobic if I’m
surrounded by too many people in the middle
of a room. However, even worse than that situation in Nancy’s world is when I have to sit
in an entirely different room from the caller
and the majority of the other players. One
time in another state, the non smokers like
me were relegated to a small room separate
from the main hall. There were large monitors, but it wasn’t the same. That small enclosed room gave me the heebie jeebies. At
a different Bingo I had to play in a separate
room, but it had a glass wall where I could at
least see the other players. I still felt like I was
disconnected from the action; and that Lady
Luck was not going to blow me kisses, but
rather tell me to kiss her you know what.
Second, I love my cell phone as it is a
useful and convenient tool. However, it is not
an extension of me like my arm. Even though
the Bingo caller announces that players
should mute their phones or turn them off,
not everyone does. There are always jarring
ringtones and even long winded conversations about nothing while other players glare
and holler at the offenders. One time in
Florida it was announced before Bingo
started and again at intermission that anyone
whose cell phone rang would be asked to
leave with no refund. Sure enough, it
happened and the person was booted out. I
don’t feel it’s necessary to go that far, but a
little empathy and compassion from obsessive cell phone users to fellow players would
be very nice indeed. Until next month may
Lady Luck blow you kisses as you dance out
the door with dollars. Win big. Share pet
peeves with me at homemailbox@roadrunner.com if yours set your teeth on edge as
mine do to me.
by linda thistle
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and humble at the same time; people find this
quality irresistible. If you’re thinking of a
makeover or new diet plan the 12th is the day
to kick things into high gear.
Lucky Days: 2-12
Lucky Numbers: 28-59
Lucky Numbers: 9-34
LEO: July 23-Aug. 23: Making money is
art and working is art and good business
is the best art.
Lucky Days: 12-24
Lucky Numbers: 4-38
by Alessandra
Lucky Predictions
for October 2015
ARIES: Mar. 21-Apr. 20: Your wellbeing depends on speaking the truth.
Hold nothing back.
Lucky Days: 9-19
Lucky Numbers: 6-59
TAURUS: Apr. 21-May 21: Solitude is
important to experience every now and
then; this is a month to develop some autonomy.
Lucky Days: 3-22
GEMINI: May 22-June 21: Your quick
intellect is a gift but there comes a time
when you’ve got to anchor yourself to a
routine.
Lucky Days: 3-17
CANCER: June 22-July 22: Fantasy and
imagination will work best this month
when grounded to the practical and realistic.
Lucky Days: 16-21
VIRGO: Aug. 24-Sept. 23: Your ability
to be honest and humble at the same time
makes you irresistible.
Lucky Days: 2-12
LIBRA: Sept. 24-Oct. 23: Take time to
nurture your own pet projects and interests. Say ‘no’ when necessary.
Lucky Days: 8-25
Lucky Numbers: 4-52
SCORPIO: Oct. 24-Nov. 22: Self-critical
ways of thinking must be challenged
now, to break habits that keep you oppressed.
Lucky Days: 3-26
Lucky Numbers 7-65
SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 23-Dec. 21: Explore or join a new club or committee
dedicated to making the world a better
place for everyone.
Lucky Days: 9-30
CAPRICORN: Dec. 22-Jan. 20: You
need to broaden your prospects by thinking big and wide, but most importantly:
Outside of the box.
Lucky Days: 3-20
Lucky Numbers: 8-65
AQUARIUS: Jan. 21-Feb. 19: It’s all
about relationships and how other people
inspire you to build the better mouse
trap.
Lucky Days: 4-29
PISCES: Feb. 20-Mar. 20: You’re ready
to allow the deep wisdom within your
body to heal and soothe many of life’s
rough spots.
Lucky Days: 7-19
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PREDICTORS
LUCKY CARD FOR OCTOBER 2015
by Frederick Woodruff
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Horoscopes for
October 2015
ARIES: Mar. 21-Apr. 20: It’s a good time to notice how relationships affect your health. Tension with your partner translates instantly into
contraction in your body. Use New Moon harmony on the 12th to soothe any disagreements.
Or, if you need to hold your ground — declare
what you want (or don’t want) for yourself.
Your health depends on speaking the truth.
Lucky Days: 9-19
Lucky Numbers: 6-59
TAURUS: Apr. 21-May 21: Overly excitable
people irritate you and this is a month where
you want to do everything you can to create a
soothing environment at home and at work.
Solitude can help or try putting yourself into nature, with a vacation or unique plan for your
garden. Any new project you’re planning
should be started on the 12th, to guarantee success.
Lucky Days: 3-22
GEMINI: May 22-June 21: I know you’ve
heard this bit of wisdom from Edison before,
but please play the quip over and over this
month: “Genius is one percent inspiration and
ninety-nine percent perspiration.” Your quick
intellect is a gift but there comes a time when
you’ve got to anchor yourself to a routine. This
is that time.
Lucky Days: 3-17
LIBRA: Sept. 24-Oct. 23: The New Moon on
the 12th lands a spotlight in your house of
‘you’. This is the universe’s way of reminding
you that everything in life needn’t involve others. Take time to nurture your own pet projects
and interests. Say ‘no’ when necessary, but do
say ‘yes’ to a new romantic prospect midmonth. You can have the best of both worlds.
Lucky Days: 8-25
Lucky Numbers: 4-52
SCORPIO: Oct. 24-Nov. 22: Saturn is in your
house of worth and value and this means it’s
time to face whatever is preventing you from
feeling tip-top and sparkling. Self-critical ways
of thinking must be challenged now, to break
habits that keep you oppressed. Confront your
past and it’s a new ball game after the 12th.
Lucky Days: 3-26
Lucky Numbers 7-65
SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 23-Dec. 21: The poet
William Butler Yeats said: “There are no
strangers here; only friends you haven't yet
met.” Take this to heart and then test this sentiment on the 12th: Explore or join a new club or
committee dedicated to making the world a better place for everyone. Touch others with your
enthusiasm and good nature.
Lucky Days: 9-30
CAPRICORN: Dec. 22-Jan. 20: If you can’t
travel at least find a way to treat yourself to an
exotic break. You need to broaden your
prospects by thinking big and thinking wide,
but most importantly: You need to think outside
of the box. The 12th is an important date to
mark, many niggling issues are resolved, inspiring a new path forward.
Lucky Days: 3-20
Lucky Numbers: 8-65
CANCER: June 22-July 22: Fantasy and imagination will work best this month when
grounded to the practical and realistic. Too
much dreaming and you fall asleep. You can return to running on all cylinders after the New
Moon on the 12th. Self-promotion, for shy
crabs, isn’t always easy, but the success of your
project depends on it. It’s time to circulate.
Lucky Days: 16-21
Lucky Numbers: 9-34
AQUARIUS: Jan. 21-Feb. 19: This month it’s
all about relationships and how other people inspire you to build the better mouse trap. You
don’t feel fully alive unless you’re inventing
something new to share with others and make
the world a better place. Start your big project
on the 12th.
Lucky Days: 4-29
LEO: July 23-Aug. 23: Here’s a secret from fellow Leo, Andy Warhol: “Making money is art
and working is art and good business is the best
art.” It’s time to bring in an expert or consultant
to put financial affairs in order. Do this to pave
the way for a big financial infusion in late November.
Lucky Days: 12-24
Lucky Numbers: 4-38
PISCES: Feb. 20-Mar. 20: Oliver Cromwell
once said: “Nature can do more than physicians.” It’s time to put this idea to the test.
You’re ready to allow the deep wisdom within
your body to lead the way. It can heal and
soothe many of life’s rough spots. This means
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the opinions of others on hold.
Lucky Days: 7-19
VIRGO: Aug. 24-Sept. 23: You’re a walking
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“What is that?” This is what someone is
sure to ask you at the checkout counter
when you load your Jerusalem Artichoke, better known as a Sunchoke, on
the conveyor. You’ll proudly do a little
promotional pitch for the vegetable.
“You should try them. They’re delicious!
Like a cross between an artichoke heart
and a potato.”
Like many tubers, sunchokes look a little
strange. But when it comes to food,
looks often can be deceiving. A sunchoke
is the tasty, knobby root of a sunflower.
Until recently, this native of North America was more popular in Europe than in
the United States.
The sunchoke is a hardy perennial that
can grow in a variety of conditions, and
is not frost tender. With water shortages
and the growing cost of agriculture,
farmers were looking for ecologically
sustainable crops, and the sunchoke fit
their needs. Sunchokes now are being
grown both commercially and by home
gardeners. Many small organic farms
also are successfully growing sunchokes,
so look for them at farm stands and
farmers’ markets (they resemble a ginger
root). The crop does have its downside:
It has a tendency to grow wild, and can
be invasive, presenting challenges for
farmers and backyard gardeners alike.
As a healthy addition to our diet, sunchokes are a low-glycemic food, and
possess a significant amount of protein
and very little starch. They also are rich
in inulin, a natural fructose type of carbohydrate. Inulin is thought to be better
tolerated by those with Type 2 diabetes.
When shopping for sunchokes, look for
firm, brown-colored tubers. If they’re beginning to darken, they’re not fresh.
After you get them home, store in paper
towels in a plastic bag in the refrigerator
for up to two weeks. Don’t wash your
sunchokes until you’re ready to use
them, as moisture can lead to spoiling.
Sunchokes have a thin skin and don’t
need to be peeled.
Sunchokes are extremely versatile. You
can use them in the same way you typically use a potato. They have a crunchy
texture and are delicious raw. When
roasted, their nutty flavor comes out.
Steamed sunchokes can stand alone or
mixed with other vegetables, used in a
gratin or to make a delicious soup. If
you’re using sunchokes in a creamed
soup or puree and want to remove the
peel for presentation color, pass them
through a food mill or a fine mesh
strainer.
This recipe for Sunchoke Chips With
Parmesan and Parsley is a delicious alter-
2
pounds unpeeled sunchokes
(also called Jerusalem artichokes),
scrubbed
1 1/2
teaspoon salt
1/2
cup grated Parmesan
1 1/2
teaspoons minced fresh parsley
Vegetable oil (for frying)
1. Fill a large bowl with cold water. Slice
sunchokes into thin rounds (about 1/16
inch thick), immediately dropping into
bowl of water to prevent browning.
Rinse and drain 3 times to remove some
of the starch for a crisper chip. Pat dry
with paper towels.
2. Pour enough oil into large deep skillet
to reach depth of 1/2 inch. Submerge
bulb of deep-fry thermometer into oil;
lean top of thermometer against skillet
rim. Heat oil to 375 F. Mix salt, Parmesan and parsley together in small bowl,
blending well, and set aside.
3. Working in batches, fry sunchoke
slices until golden brown, 3 to 4 minutes,
stirring occasionally. Using a skimmer,
transfer chips to a wire rack placed over
a paper-lined baking pan to drain. While
chips are hot, sprinkle with the Parmesan
and salt mixture. The chips won’t be
crispy immediately out of the fryer, so
wait a few minutes for them to crisp up.
Mound chips in bowl and serve. Serves
8.
To bake the chips:
1. Preheat oven to 400 F. Line two baking sheets with foil and lightly grease
with cooking-oil spray. Place slices in a
single layer on the two sheets. Spray
each slice with oil, then sprinkle salt on
top.
2. Bake for 10 to 15 minutes. If they
aren’t golden brown and crisp, bake in 3
to 5 minute increments until done. Sprinkle with topping of your choice.
Alternate toppings:
For protein boost and cheese flavor:
sprinkle chips with 1/2 cup nutritional
yeast
For spicy flavor: sprinkle with 1 tablespoon chili powder and 1/4 teaspoon
cayenne pepper
For salt and vinegar chips: soak sunchokes in vinegar for 2 hours before frying. Drain and pat completely dry. Fry or
bake as directed, and sprinkle with salt.
Angela Shelf Medearis is an award-winning children’s author, culinary historian
and author of seven cookbooks. Her new
cookbook is The Kitchen Diva’s Diabetic
Cookbook. Her website is
www.divapro.com. To see how-to videos,
recipes and much, much more, Like Angela Shelf Medearis, The Kitchen Diva! on
Facebook. Read Gina Harlow’s blog about
food and gardening at www.peachesandprosciutto.com. Recipes may not be
reprinted without permission from Angela
Shelf Medearis.
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