August 2016 Los Angeles County Edition

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Dear Annie,
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Dear Carrie Sue,
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leftover roasted chicken pieces and added
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1 eggplant, peeled and chopped into 1” pieces
1 cup baby carrots
1 cup chopped onions
1/2 cup celery stalks, chopped
1/2 cup mushrooms, sliced
1 parsnip, peeled and sliced
1 cup zucchini squash, peeled and sliced
2-3 garlic cloves
1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley
1 small fennel bulb, cut into small pieces
1 bay leaf
salt and pepper to taste
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at least 6 inches of room at the top of the
pot. Add cold water to cover by one inch.
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and simmer uncovered, for 2 hours. Strain
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vegetables with the back of a large spoon
to force out as much of the liquid as possible.
Your comments and questions about cooking and
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As I See It..............................Page 13
Ask Annie......................................... 3
Astrology ........................................28
Bingo Bugle Hotlines.....................30
Bingo Land .....................................30
Bingo Sisters ....................................4
Bob on Bingo..................................10
Business Box Ads ..........................27
Callers.............................................30
Coffee Break ..................................26
Coffee Break Answers...................28
Dear Aunt Bingo.............................14
Dear Dream Lady .............................5
Gaming Today ................................27
Guy’s Turn.......................................24
Managers Spotlight .......................29
Monthly Highlights ...................24-25
Monthly Sweeps.............................29
Monthly Winners ..............................4
Nevada Happenings.................18-20
Program Listing .............................21
Savvy Senior...................................25
S.C.V./A.V. Section .........................22
The Kitchen Diva............................12
We always celebrated our father’s
birthday in August and we decided to do
so again this year by remembering all we
could of him. Born in Derby, England, he
was a true Brit even though he was a dedicated and patriotic American. By calling
him a true Brit, I mean he had the personality and character of one. A bit pompous,
but very jovial.
Father was a great reader as I am also.
We shared many books and magazines. I
like to think he was also a great thinker,
but his drinking got in the way of his
thinking.
He was a store manager. First he managed a lumber yard and store and then was
recruited to manage a grocery and automotive place. It started as a grocery store
and as the need arose, became a seller of
tires and other small automotive parts. He
was really good at his job and the drinking
did not interfere with his work.
He enjoyed American politics and was
active and verbal with his friends like the
owner of the newspaper. They loved to exchange insults.
Kate and I wondered how father would
have liked Bingo. “I’ll bet he would have
loved it,” I said. “And he would have
played well and won often.”
“You are such a softie,” said Kate who
had been hurt more than once by father’s
drinking.
“Let’s have a Bingo day, dedicated to
father,” I suggested. “Let’s go, play Bingo
and put any winnings in Clinton’s campaign fund.” Father was a staunch Democrat and voted the party line.
Kate agreed and off we went to see
what we could win in father’s name.
At first the play went slowly. No one
even near us won. Then on a double
Bingo, I won and was happy to mentally
set the money aside in honor of father.
At intermission we spoke with our
tablemates, telling them we were having a
“remembering father” day and setting our
winning aside to help the Democrats. Kate
gave me a nudge, but fortunately, these
folk were also Democrats so no harm
done.
After break, Kate got hot. She was on
twice and won once on a large picture
frame. “I will happily donate this in father’s honor,” she said, settling in for Bonanza.
She won again! I could scarcely believe
it and the amount we would contribute to
Clinton’s campaign was getting to be sizeable.
“I wonder if we need to specify this as
Bingo winnings,” I said. “Maybe she
would consider it gambling and refuse it.”
“Don’t be an idiot,” said Kate. “She
wouldn’t refuse a dollar stolen from a
homeless person.”
“Kate, don’t be so nasty,” I insisted, but
then we had to get ready for the final
blackout of the evening and in just that
many minutes, I was on. I was so excited.
I kept chanting for my number until my
tablemate asked me to stop or to chant
silently. But then I won! It was a $600 win
and I was happy to set it aside to contribute in father’s name.
“Well,” said Kate. “You had quite an
evening and you will make a substantial
contribution to the Democrats.”
“I am going to give it in father’s name,”
I said staunchly. “He deserves to be honored.”
...John Lennon appeared on the first
cover of Rolling Stone magazine.
…Mary Todd Lincoln’s half-sister, Emily
Todd, was married to Confederate Gen. Benjamin Helm. When her husband died in 1863,
Emily crossed Union lines to visit her sister in
the White House. Newspapers in the North created a furor over the incident, speculating that
the general’s widow could be a spy. After taking an oath of loyalty to the Union, Emily Helm
was granted amnesty.
…The original Mickey and Minnie Mouse were
voiced by Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor.
The human pair also were married in real life.
…According to historians, Roman emperor
Caligula once declared war on Neptune, the
god of the sea. After his soldiers ran into the
ocean and stabbed at the water, Caligula declared victory and ordered the men to collect
seashells as war trophies.
…Those who study such things say that of all
teenagers who wear braces, at least 60 percent have matched the rubber bands on their
brackets to their outfits.
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Dear Dream Lady,
I have grown up reading your column
and always look forward to them. Recently
I have been dreaming of overly large lions
chasing me through a large castle. They are
roaring so loudly I wake up sweating and
exhausted. There are people, such as knights
and royalty helping me escape, but the
dreams are still very scary. I am not sure
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Dear Angela,
Thank you for your letter. I was probably your age when I started writing for the
Bingo Bugle! I am sorry you are having
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and unknown people symbolize you. You
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for help from friends or family. It sounds
like you are struggling with jealousy or
anger. Keep a journal of what upsets you
and see if the dreams happen when you
have an upsetting day. Analyze what sets
Dear Judy,
Scales in your dream tell me you are
undecided about a difficult situation and
you are weighing the pros and cons of it.
The closed bathroom door tells me you are
trying to decide what to do, but you are
torn between the right decision and the
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what is perturbing you and choose the
moral decision. Your spooky dreams will
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Dear Yolanda,
Welcome to Dear Dream Lady! As you
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difficult situations, those dreams will fade
from your nightlife. —Dream Lady
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is equally important to wash hands after activities such as using the toilet, changing a diaper, touching an animal, blowing your nose,
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in advocating for patient safety and preventing unsafe health care practices. The association works closely with the CDC to
aggressively address vital issues such as infection control and safe injection practices.
For
more
information,
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Bea Wiggins - $250
Buckingham Heights - Culver City
Sunday Afternoon
Tue., Thu., Fri. & Sat. Nights
Jose - $125 3-Card 4-Spot
North Hollywood
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
BISHOP AMAT BINGO
AUGUST 25
TH
END
MONTHOSFPTHE
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ADMISSION: 1ST 15 GAME PACK $15, 2ND $10, 3RD $5
EARLY BIRDS $5 (5 GAME PACK)
(ALL GAMES PLAYED ON 6-ONS)
RAWING FO
FREE BINGR
MACHINEO
ALL REGULAR GAMES PAY
$250
EARLY BIRD PACKS 10 FOR $5
$500 LAST GAME** 10 FOR $5
WEEKLY SPECIALS
SMOKERS:
WEEK 1 - FREE DAUBER WITH BUY-IN
PLAY BINGOIO!
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WEEK 2 - KING/QUEEN DAY
ON OUR PA
WEEK 3 - GOOD NEIGHBOR DAY
WEEK 4 - SURPRISE DAY!
• DOUBLE ACTION
• BONANZA
• BULLET GAMES
• FLASHBOARD GAMES
• POWER BALL
• JOKER BALL GAME
• ALL NEW EQUIPMENT
• LARGE SCREEN MONITORS
• VERIFIERS
• WIDE TABLES
• COMFORTABLE SEATING
• POWER BINGO AVAILABLE
• AIR CONDITIONED & HEATED
• FULL SERVICE SNACK BAR
• LOTS OF PARKING
• SECURITY
JOKER BALL
JACKPOT
715
$
As of 7-17-16
14301 Fairgrove Ave., La Puente
(626) 962-2495
(In The Student Activity Center)
POWER BALL
JACKPOT
280
$
As of 7-17-16
Doors Open 10:3
0
Warm-ups 12:00
EB’S 12:30
Regulars 1:00
AS OF 07-21-16
POWER BALL
1ST - $300
2ND - $300
3RD - $300
4TH - $300
5TH - $300
BMAONUS BUY
CHINE AND/O
R PAPER
BUY 6 OR 7 PACKS
GET
2 EXTRA PACKS
FREE
BUY 8 OR 9 PACKS
GET
JOKER BALL
3 EXTRA PACKS
1ST - $1199
2ND - $1199
3RD - $1199
BUY 10 PACKS GET
FREE 1ST
PACK
• DOUBLE ACTION
• FLASHBOARD BINGO
• POWER BINGO $1,500
• KING/QUEEN FLASHBOARD
THE WEEK OF YOUR
• SMOKING ROOM
• INTERMISSION DRAWINGS BIRTHDAY (ID REQUIRED)
FREE
4 EXTRA PACKS
4315 N. Vincent, Covina
(626) 960-6740
(Between San Bernardino Rd. and Railroad Tracks)
FREE
Doors Open 4:0
Warm-ups 5:30 0
EB’S 6:30
Regulars 7:00
*With attendance of 100 or more otherwise all regular games pay $50 less.
FRIDAY NIGHT BINGO
No
Machines
ST. JOHN
THE BAPTIST
CATHOLIC CHURCH
ALL
P
A
3849 BALDWIN PARK BL. • BALDWIN PARK GA PER
MES!
INFO: (626) 960-9782
Doors Open 5pm • EB 6:30pm • Reg. 7pm
BALL
POWERUP TO
PAYS
GAMES PAY
$500
$400
$300
$250
WITH PAID ATTENDANCE OVER 250
Mikie Rocha won $125 on his 18th birthday!
He’s hooked, he also won $50 at Northview H.S. Wrestling
Pictured here with his grand dad Richard.
Covina Knights of Columbus - Thursday Nights
WITH PAID ATTENDANCE LESS THAN 200
FREE
GAME
As of 7/15/16
$3000
PAYOUT
& GROWING
EVERY WEEK!
Pot will increase $100
weekly. Every 3 weeks will
increment one number.
2 KINGS and 2 QUEENS
ONE DOUBLE ACTION UP TO $500.00
1-2-3 SPECIAL GAME UP TO $500.00
FLASHBOARD TABS - WIN UP TO $1,199
NTH DRAWING
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$250 Winner
Our Lady of Lourdes - Montclair
Monday Nights
Freda Gibson
San Dimas H.S. Saints Bingo
Saturday Nights
$1199
No
Machines
DOOR PRIZES
SPEEDBALL
KING & QUEEN
SNACK BAR
FREE COFFEE
CELEBRATE YOUR
BIRTHDAY
NO CHECKS
NO EXCEPTIONS
EARLY BIRD PACK $5 EACH
BUY-IN REG. GAME PROGRAM
1 PACK $17 (Includes Power Ball)
2ND PACK $10
ADDITIONAL PACKS $5 EACH
PLAY IN OUR OUTSIDE PATIO SMOKING SECTION!!!
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
SAN DIMAS H.S.
“SAINTS BINGO”
• FLASHBOARDS
UP TO
$2,398 PAYOUTS
• POWER BALL
• AIR CONDITIONED HALL
• FREE COFFEE
• SECURITY
• SNACK BAR
Due to construction taking place at
Lone Hill Jr. High, Saints Bingo is
CLOSED JULY 30TH
BINGO WILL REOPEN ON AUGUST 6TH
Door
at 4:0s0Open
P.M.
E.B.
R EG. 67:30 P.M.
:00 P.M
.
SAME HIGH QUALITY GAME
FOR THE SAME PRICE!
Played at
LONE HILL JR. HIGH IN SAN DIMAS
210 FWY
10 FWY
HERE AT SDHS
57 FWY
COVINA BL.
BUY-IN:
$20 1ST 20 GAME PAK, $5 EACH ADDIT. PAK
EB: $5 1ST PAK, $3 EACH ADDIT. PAK
LONE HILL
SAINTS
BINGO
At the corner of Lone Hill Ave. & Covina Bl.
(909) 592-0270
WE HAVEN’T
RAISED PRICES IN
MORE THAN A
DECADE!
WE ALSO HAVE AN
ATM
AWUGUST 6TH
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to see you!
ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL
SATURDAY NIGHT
B I N G O
9635 Greenleaf Ave., Santa Fe Springs
(562) 698-6246 Ext. 509
Doors Open 4pm • Early Birds at 5:30pm • Regular Games Follow
Security
EARLY BIRDS
REGULARS AND
SPECIALS PAY
$300!
Bonanza
Lightning Bingo
Double Action
Triple, Triple, Triple
Gambler’s Special
Flashboards
Free Coffee/Tea
Snack Bar
Nick Locklear - $125
St. Mary’s Armenian Church - Glendale
Monday & Thursday Nights
Hilda Sims - $125
La Verne Senior Bingo
Friday Afternoons
Ana - $250 6-Card Crazy Bingo
St. Ephraim Bingo - Burbank
Wednesday Nights
Doris Arbour - $50
Northview H.S. Wrestling Boosters
W. Covina - Wednesday Nights
CASHBALL
JACKPOT
IS GROWING
LARGER!
Admission $20 (15 Game Pack) 6 on’s
Extra Packs $5
5 Game Special Pack $5
PATIO BINGO FOR YOUR SMOKING PLEASURE!
SUNDAY
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For more information: Call 818-365-3194
or Email us at stferdinands1@yahoo.com
St. Ferdinand’s Weekly Game is Sunday Nights at 6:00pm
St. Mary’s Armenian Church Bingo
MONDAY & THURSDAY NIGHTS 6:30PM
ALL REGULAR &
INTERMISSION GAMES
PAY
$250
MONDAY, AUGUST 29TH
CASH DRAWING!
Daisy Macias - $250
Monday Nights
Margarie Schultz - Bingo Win
Saturday Nights
PROMOTION 21 2 JACKPOTS
$1199 & $300
AS OF 7/18/16
BINGO ON I-21 AND WIN!
I
21
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21
5 AT $250
AS OF 7/18/16
THURSDAY POWERBALL
3 AT $250
AS OF 7/21/16
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
IF YOUR BIRTHDAY IS ON THE DAY
OF BINGO YOU WILL GET UP TO
$1,199
FLASHBO
A
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ONLY ONE WINNER PER BINGO NIGHT
MONDAY POWERBALL
WE SELL
CENTRAL HEATING & AIR
WE NOW ACCEPT ATM!
INTERMISSION DRAWINGS
FLASHBOARD GAMES
$250 TRIPLE DOUBLE GAME
ALL PAPER GAMES
PULL TABS
SECURED LIGHTED PARKING
FRIENDLY STAFF
SECURITY
FULL SERVICE KITCHEN
MAX. 5 PACKS PER PERSON
5 FREE
ADMISSION
GS
DRAW3IN
PACKS
UP TO
Bring a new player and you get a
FREE main pack ($23 value) The new
player gets a FREE additional pack.
3 PACKS FOR FREE
MUST HAVE I.D.
Jordan Chavez - $250
St. John the Baptist
Baldwin Park - Friday Nights
BROADWAY
COLORADO
500 S.
CENTRAL AVE.
BRAND
500 S. Central Ave., Glendale
(818) 244-2126
CENTRAL
Eva Clark
$250 Double Bingo
Arcadia Elks Lodge
Thursday Nights
134 FWY
5 FWY
St. Mary’s
Armenian Church Bingo
Management reserves the right to change or end any promotion at any time.
MID & MONTH END DRAWINGS
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14TH
FLAT SCREEN TV
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30TH
$500 FREE PLAY
ALL SUNDAYS IN AUGUST
• FREE (3 $25 DISCOUNT CERTIFICATES EACH NIGHT)
• FREE ($20 COUPONS TO BUY PULL TABS/$100 DAILY)
• PLENTY OF PARKING
DOUBLE ACTION
• SNACK BAR
TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
• OFF DUTY POLICE
FRIDAY & SUNDAY
CASHBALLS
• EARLY BIRDS
UP TO
• INTERMISSION GAMES
$500
SATURDAY
• NIGHTLY DRAWINGS
• ATM ON SITE NOW
• NO CHECKS
$300 PAYOUT
$500 PAYOUT
BUCKINGHAM HTS BUSINESS PARK
5601 W. Slauson Bl. • Culver City
on
Ground Floor of Office Center, Corner of Buckingham & Slaus
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 3RD
$300 PAYOUTS
on regular odd or even games!
No coupons or discounts.
FREE $200 ALL FRIDAYS IN AUGUST
ALL YOU
LIGHTNING $42
CAN PLAY!
PULL TAB EXTRAVAGANZA AND
TO ALL PLAYERS WITH BUY-IN
EXTRA GIFTS FOR DRAWINGS!
(310) 649-0228
$250
$500
TRIPLE
DOUBLE
(2X$250)
BONANZA
BUY-IN: 1ST PACK $15 • EXTRA PACKS $5
EARLY BIRD PACKS $5 • INTERMISSION PACKS $3
SPECIAL
2+2+2=$37 4+4+4=$47
$250+ 3+3+3=$42 5+5+5=$52
BONUS
LINE
$100 ODD OR EVEN BLACKOUT ($1 SHEET)
PLAYED SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS BEFORE WARM-UPS
WE ARE LOOKING FOR
NEW VOLUNTEERS
PLEASE SEE MANAGEMENT
Lic. #R1013
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EARLY BIRDS 6:30PM REGULAR GAMES 7:30PM
JACAKME!
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HOME OF THE ORIGINAL ALL PLAY 1199
BINGO FUN!
CELEBRATING
42 YEARS OF
SPECIALS ALL
MONTH LONG
VAL’S KITCHEN Purchase $3.00 or more from the kitchen and WIN!
118 FWY
BOOSTER PLUS
Sunland Bl.
Offramp
Apperson
1-866-402-4646
7355 APPERSON ST. TUJUNGA
$500 +
$100 IN FREE BINGO +
MORE CASH!
Lowell
Foothill Blvd
210 FWY
2 FWY
$250 & $300
REG. GAMES
Tujunga Cyn.
• ALL PAPER GAMES
• COLOR MONITORS
• FLASH BOARDS
• PULL TABS
• BARREL O TABS
• ELECTRONIC
VERIFIER
ST. LOUISE SCHOOL BINGO
• EVERY FRIDAY NITE •
DOORS OPEN 5:00, GAMES START 7:00
ALL REG.
GAMES PAY
1st Pack $15 • 2nd Pack $10 • 3rd Pack $5
• EARLY BIRDS
• PROGRESSIVE
DOOR PRIZE
• SPEEDBALL
• KING AND QUEEN
• DOOR PRIZES
• PULL TABS
• FLASHBOARD GAMES
1700 E. COVINA BLVD. • COVINA
INFO (626) 915-7873
FREE COFFEE/CATERED SNACK BAR/AMPLE PARKING
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS/CLIMATE CONTROLLED HALL/FRIENDLY STAFF
THE ONLY GAME IN BURBANK ON WEDNESDAY NIGHTS!
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
ST. EPHRAIM BINGO
B I N G O
ALL
GAMES PAY
$250
FLASH TABS
AVAILABLE UP TO
Sometimes, Bingo just
isn’t fun anymore
I know that may sound like a rash statement, but after sixteen years, I am about
ready to start yelling and screaming. The
more I play Bingo in major halls—and
there ARE a few exceptions—I find that
our favorite game is becoming more and
more humdrum. And, this “boredom factor” is being demonstrated not only among
the caller, but among players, too.
You may remember the reason I first
started writing this column was because I
had seen a woman who won $30,000 on a
progressive Dual Dab who wasn’t thrilled
at all. I happened to be looking at her
when she won. Instead of screaming,
BINGO, she raised her hand about
halfway up and, in a quiet voice, mumbled, “Bingo.”
I wondered at the time how anyone
could be so lackadaisical about Bingo that
they actually seemed uninterested when
they won such a large jackpot. I called the
nice folks at the Bingo Bugle, asking if I
could write a letter to the editor about
what I had seen. Instead, I was told that
the publication could use a columnist with
my background in journalism and my in-
terest in Bingo. So, Bob on Bingo was
born.
Now, once again I want to tell the employees of Bingo halls who are reading
this that I have always been on your side.
I know you have a rather boring job, day
after day, night after night, game after
game. I know the calling can become monotonous and the running and paying off
can seem unrewarding. But, bear with me
on this. Something has got to be done to
make it easier for you and more fun for
us…the players.
There are some wonderful exceptions
in all of this, though. At the Cannery, on
the north side of Las Vegas, one of the
callers, Steve, is apparently a real delight.
Joey in Las Vegas wrote to report: “Bob,
you won’t believe Steve at the Cannery.
He actually seems to enjoy being a Bingo
caller. Because of his upbeat attitude, his
love of the game rubs off on all of us.
When I go there and he is not working, it’s
not the same. To make matters worse, one
of the callers at another hall told me that
she was instructed by the manager to
speak in a monotone voice, showing no
emotion.” Thanks, Joey. In other words, at
THAT doesn’t want ANYONE to have
fun.
I don’t know what the answer is. When
Bingo callers are being told to sound boring, for my money, the end is near. What
do you think? My e-mail address is:
bobonbingo@earthlink.net. Next time:
More from the mailbag.
Bell Jeff
Bingo
EARLY BIRDS 6:30PM REGULARS 7:00PM
WE HAVE PAPER & POWER BINGO
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR POWER BINGO
LAST WEDNESD
A
OF THE MONTH Y
POWERBALL
EVERY
WEEK
AUGUST 16TH
FREE
DINNER
FREE
DINNER
With Buy-
LAST GAME PAYS
$500
DOORS OPEN AT 4:30PM GAME STARTS AT 6:30PM
in
GIFT
CERTIFICATES
& PRIZES EVERY
WEDNESDAY
END OF THE
MONTH GIVEAWAY
$150
BUY-IN
2 Packs $22
Extra Packs $5
EARLY BIRDS
$250
GUARANTEED
$5 A PACK
BUY 3-GET 1 FREE!
1st Time Players Receive A
FREE DAUBER!
900 N. Glenoaks
(Across from Burbank High)
(818) 953-7170
(818) 495-2450
(After 5pm Wed.)
• Free Coffee
• Pull Tabs
• Free Parking
• Great Snack Bar
• Security
• No Checks
• ATM Available
• Completely
Air Conditioned
• Smoke Breaks
• Free Coffee - Tea
• Large Parking
• Security
• Please - No Checks
Admission:
AUGUST 30TH
2 PEOPLE WILL WIN
FREE
BINGO
FOR A MONTH
$25 For 2 Packs
Additional Packs $5
5 Early Birds • $5 Per Pack
(Individual sheets sold for early birds)
Play with us on
your birthday and
receive $20 off
($5 off for 4 weeks)
DOWNSTAIRS 2ND HALL FOR MORE SEATING IS OPEN
Management reserves the right to change program and prize structure at any time.
Bell Jeff High School
465 E. OliveBehind
Ave.,
Burbank • 818-972-1404
The Burbank Library on Glenoaks
BOSCO BINGO
IN BELLFLOWER EVERY
SATURDAY NIGHT
55 GAMES AT $250
With Only 1 Break
6:00 PM - 10:40 PM (DOORS OPEN AT 4:00 PM)
$15,000
IN CASH PAYOUTS
David Peter
$250 Twice
Monday Nights
$1,950
Teresa Ramos
$250 2-Card Stamp
Wednesday Nights
SUNDAY
SEPT. 25TH
CASH DOOR PRIZES
4 WEEKS
70 GAMES START
AT 12 N00N
OF FREE BINGO
DOORS OPEN AT 10AM
PLUS
“PROGRESSIVE LOTTO”
STRIP GAMES $600 PAYOUTS
BULLSEYE GAME $600 PAYOUT
SPECIAL NIGHTLY
GIVEAWAYS & PRIZES
SPECIAL PATIO AREA FOR
SMOKER’S CONVENIENCE
Jose Garcia
$250 2-Card Bingo
Arcadia Elks Lodge
Thursday Nights
FREESESIVE
PROGR OTS
JACKP
• FULLY AIR CONDITIONED
• GOOD PARKING
• SECURITY
• SNACK BAR
• PULL TABS
Margie Pajarito - $150
SERVED FROM
10:00 AM - NOON
NO BINGO SEPT. 24TH
$1,199 & $2,398
FL ASHBOARD TABS!
St. John Bosco H.S.
13640 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower
For Info Call
(562) 920-1734
ALL GAMES IN MAIN PACK PAY $300
$4,750
S
$5,500 INTRODUCE
$1,500
NOW PLAYING 3 high dollar jackpots for the price of FREE!!!!
In 58#S
In 58#S
FREE TRIPLE JACKPOTS
In 54#S
7-21-16
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THE ONLY BINGO HALL IN CALIFORNIA WITH
3 FREE JACKPOTS
Up to 3 Packs
Includes Early Birds and Intermission
DOORS OPEN 2:30PM
STARTS AT 6:30PM
900 W. LINCOLN AVE.
MONTEBELLO
(323) 727-1115
60
710
LINC
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with a spicy dipping sauce. You can keep
the fried hush puppies warm in a 225 F
oven for up to 15 minutes.
Where are they now?
Helen Bair and bingo buddy
Adela Dominguez
Arcadia Elks Lodge
Thursday Nights
GREAT
PLAYING
ODDS!
BELLFLOWER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
MONDAY
NIGHTS
Doors Open 4:30 pm, E.B. Games start 6:30 pm
• Progressive Power Ball
• Play Dab-It $300 - $500
• Dab Games
• Pull Tabs
• Door Prizes
• Specials
• Free Coffee & Popcorn
REGULAR
GAMES PAY
$250
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL
9847 E. Artesia Blvd. • Bellflower
(562) 866-9105
91 Freeway at Bellflower Blvd.
(Parking in Rear on Beverly St.)
Buy in: Reg. Games $10 lst pack, $5 ea. Additional pack
EB Games $5 lst pack,, $2.50 ea. Additional pack
EVERY SUNDAY
BIG PAYOUTS IN WHITTIER
15 REG. GAMES
250
$
(min. attendance 150)
5 E.B. GAMES $250
Great Playing Odds!
POWER BALL UP TO $1199
1-15 Game Pack $20 • Extra Packs $5
5 Game EB Pack $5
STRIP GAME PAYS $500
INTERMISSION DRAWINGS!
14564 E. Hawes St. • EB 6:00 • REG. 6:45
(Entrance on Mulberry, between Colima & Mills)
(562) 941-8744
Friendly Crowd & Homey Atmosphere
AIR-CONDITIONING
SNACK BAR • FREE COFFEE & POPCORN
Q: The last time I saw the gorgeous
and talented Katherine LaNasa was in the
NBC nighttime drama Deception. Can
you tell me when/where I can see her
again? —Jennifer G., via email
A: The lovely lady LaNasa currently is
co-starring in the new USA drama Satisfaction, which also stars Matt Passmore
and Stephanie Szostak. Katherine plays
Adriana, the hard-edged, high-end madam
who lures unhappy husband and father
Neil Truman (Matt Passmore) into becoming one of her male escorts.
Q: I loved John McGinley on Scrubs.
Does he have any projects in the works?
—Nick V., via email
A: IFC announced that John has been
cast as the lead in the network’s original
comedy-horror series Stan Against Evil,
which is set to debut this fall. So far, what
we know about the series is that it follows
Stanley Miller (played by John), a sour,
aging bulldog of a small-town New
Hampshire police sheriff, who was recently fired due to an angry outburst at his
wife’s funeral. When the new, strongwilled sheriff, Evie Barret (Janet Varney),
opens his eyes to the plague of angry
demons haunting their town, Stan begrudgingly joins an alliance with her to
fight them off.
Q: Are they really making an updated
MacGyver TV series? —Paul T., Atlanta
A: Lucas Till, who just finished filming
the role of Havok in X-Men: Apocalypse,
will star as the resourceful secret agent in
the CBS pilot of the MacGyver reboot.
He’ll play our 20-something hero who’s
recruited into a secret organization to help
save lives using his special set of skills.
© King Features
EVERY7-10PM
WEDNESDAY
Sponsored by the
Early Bird Speedball & Odd/Even Blackout start at 6:30PM
Doors Open at 5:30PM
$1SHEETS!
POWERBALL
SPEEDBALL
FLASHBOARDS
DOUBLE ACTION
FULL SERVICE
SNACK BAR
FREE COFFEE
Played at American Legion Hall #790
330 N. Azusa Ave. • W. Covina
For more info call (909) 260-7816
SUNDAY • AMERICAN LEGION 790 • SUNDAY
ADM. PAKS PLAYED ON 6on SHEETS
POWER
BALL &
WHEEL OF
FORTUNE
PLAYED
250 GAMES
$
ADM: $15 for 1st Pak • $10 2nd Pak • Addit. Paks $5
BIRTHDAY
$15
OFF
$30 BUY-IN
ALL E.B. $200 • LATE BIRD WTA ($500 max.)
$500 DOUBLE ACTION WEEKLY
ided
Security Prov
es
iz
Pr
r
Doo
FREE Coffee
Snack Bar
Pull Tabs
DOORS OPEN 10 A.M. • EARLY BIRDS 12 P.M.
330 N. Azusa Ave., West Covina
For Info (626) 966-5518
(2 Blocks North of San Bernardino Fwy.)
LAST SUN. OF MON
TH
ALL U CAN PLAY
$30
REGULAR SERI
ES ONLY
Out of Africa
There are few vegetables with a more storied past and debatable reputation than okra.
This slender green pod comes from the
lovely yellow flower of the seemingly impervious Hibiscus Esculentus plant. While this
hardy crop would flourish almost anywhere,
okra is grown mainly in the South. Those
who’ve eaten okra love it, and when separated from it, for reasons of geography or
season, miss it.
Known to some as ladies’ fingers, bhindi,
bamia or mostly commonly as gumbo, which
is its West African name, the okra plant is believed to have arrived in North American
with the African slave trade. It’s possible that
slaver traders or the captives themselves
stowed away seeds to bring to the New
World.
Okra was cherished by both slaves and
slave owners. Southern agricultural journals,
dating back to the mid-1800s, account that it
was widely enjoyed and eaten frequently
during the growing season in a variety of
preparations.
The Cajun and Creole cuisines of
Louisiana resulted from a New World fusion
of foods from the diverse cultures of its early
settlers. It was in Louisiana that okra gumbo,
the famous dish named after its key ingredient, was born.
Okra was a predominant ingredient in the
regional stew of vegetables and chicken,
shrimp or crawfish. The gelatinous liquid in
okra helps to thicken gumbos and soups.
Slaves also used the seeds as a coffee substitute and the leaves for medicinal purposes.
Relatively easy to grow, okra tolerates
high temperature and scant water, and also is
nutritious. Okra is an excellent source of dietary fiber, vitamins B-6 and C, as well as
folic acid, potassium and calcium. Okra also
contains properties to help with diet-related
illnesses like diabetes. The gelatinous interior
found in okra helps to slow the absorption of
sugar into the blood by forming a kind of gel
coating inside the bowels. This slows down
the absorption of food from the gut, evening
out the peaks in blood glucose that occur
after meals.
Even with all its health benefits and historical acclaim, okra has been controversial
from its arrival in North America. There are
those refuse to eat it or who think it’s a suspicious-looking pod of slimy repute. This is
because of the gelatinous substance okra releases when cut.
Proper selection and cooking methods
will eliminate that truly minor detail and
showcase its delicious flavor. When choosing
okra, it’s important to look for small, tender
pods, as thick, long pods tend to be tough.
Okra should never be sliced until immediately before cooking. This help to prevent
some of its gelatinous interior from seeping
out.
Once you’ve tried this delicacy properly
cooked, okra will steal your affections, as it
has for so many others who salivate at the
mere mention of its name. My recipe for
Okra and Shrimp Hush Puppies showcases
the best qualities of okra in a historical Southern recipe that is packed with Creole flavors.
OKRA AND SHRIMP HUSH
PUPPIES
These hush puppies are the perfect side
dish for baked, broiled or fried fish, or it
cup self-rising yellow cornmeal mix
cup self-rising flour
cup medium-size raw shrimp, chopped
cup finely diced onion,
cup red or green bell pepper, chopped finely
cup celery, diced finely
cup fresh, chopped okra or frozen and
thawed cut okra
1 1/2 teaspoons Creole or Old Bay seasoning
1
large egg, lightly beaten
1/4 cup beef broth
1/2 cup carbonated water
1
teaspoon salt
Frying oil
1
1/2
1
1/4
1/2
1/2
1/2
1. Stir together the cornmeal mix and
flour in large bowl until combined. Sprinkle
shrimp, onion, bell pepper, celery and okra
with 1 teaspoon of the Creole seasoning and
combine to coat with the spices. Add the
shrimp and vegetable mixture to the cornmeal mixture.
2. In a small bowl, stir together the egg,
broth, water and the remaining 1/2 teaspoon
Creole seasoning. Pour the egg mixture into
the cornmeal mixture using just enough to
moisten the cornmeal. Let stand 5 to 7 minutes.
3. Pour oil into a Dutch oven to a depth
of 4 inches; heat to 350 F. Drop batter by
level tablespoonfuls into hot oil, and fry in
batches for 2 to 2 1/2 minutes, flipping hush
puppies over and frying for another 2 minutes on the other side until golden brown.
4. Drain on a wire rack over paper towels; sprinkle with salt and serve immediately.
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 and go to Hulu.com. Read Gina Harlow’s
blog about food and gardening at www.peachesandprosciutto.com. Recipes may not be reprinted without
permission from Angela Shelf Medearis.
© King Features
Lean, Sweet and
Healthy
For a late afternoon snack, fruit is always best.
However, sometimes, a sweet treat can
change the mood or make a down afternoon seem more up.
Although sugary snacks are surefire
ways to crash moods and healthy eating
intentions, the following two recipes from
the book TurboCharged Recipes: Delicious Fuel for Your Lean Fat-Burning Machine, by sibling co-authors Dian Griesel,
Ph.D. and Tom Griesel, offer healthful
snacks to satisfy the urge for something
sweet.
Coconut Macadamiaroons
8
8
4
1
oz unsweetened shredded coconut
oz almond flour (any nut flour can be used)
tbls macadamia nut oil
tbl sugar substitute
Combine all ingrdients in a stainless
steel bowl until well mixed. For each
cookie, spoon a tablespoonful of the mixture onto a cookie sheet. Bake in a preheated 325-degree oven for about 6
minutes or until the cookies just start to
get browned. Remove from heat and allow
to cool on a wire rack.
Listen to the Music
“My vinyl record collection probably
tells the story of my life better than I
could tell it in words.”
—Anonymous
It’s true that once a teacher always a
teacher. Every August my thoughts return
to the many years I spent as an elementary
teacher and in my nightly dreams I teach
again. Invariably my class is unruly, ignoring my directions, and in general acting
like monkeys in a classroom zoo. No matter what I do, I can’t get the students to behave; and often when I wake up and then
return to sleep, I return to the same dream.
I enjoyed my years with fifth graders, but
I have no desire to once again be in charge
of them. At the end of each academic year
when we were done with curriculum, we
played Bingo for small prizes. I taught
them basic Bingo patterns and they loved
the game. One of their favorites was Last
Person Standing. Everyone stood up and
as I called numbers, each student had to sit
down if the number called was on his
Bingo card. The last person still up was
the winner. I remember playing a similar
game at one of the Bingo games I attended
years ago. In that version though, you won
if you did not have any of the first sixteen
numbers called. You could hear multiple
moans and groans as players were eliminated on the fifteenth and sixteenth balls.
If no one had a clean Bingo card after ball
16 then the prize money was not awarded
and the game continued to a cover all.
This month is the last full month of
summer. On August 12, 1877, the phonograph was invented by Thomas Edison.
I’m told that in his honor, August 13 is
Vinyl Record Day. In the late 60s I bought
what was called in those days a stereo. It
played all sizes of vinyl records with clarity. Then along came tapes and CDs, followed by Walkmans, Bluetooth, and
music streaming. I don’t have a clue what
the last two are just as most young people
have no idea what a joy it is to listen to
vinyl records. I’m told there’s been a
resurgence of interest in vinyls and I hope
that’s true. For years albums and singles
could be found at yard sales and they were
used in all manner of craft projects instead
of their intended purpose. I’m glad I held
onto my collection although it languished
in our basement for many years along with
my beautiful stereo console. Recently my
husband brought both the collection and
the stereo upstairs. After some cleaning
and an oiling of various parts, the turntable
is once again working great. What a joy it
is to turn the TV off and listen to the sweet
strains of music from days gone by.
Until next month, may Lady Luck blow
you kisses as you dance out the door with
dollars. Win big. My email is homemailbox@roadrunner.com. And don’t forget
that the first Sunday of August is Friendship Day. Take a friend to Bingo; or make
a new friend at Bingo. After all, our
friends and family are among God’s greatest blessings.
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Recent retirement
■ Readers respond
Dear Readers: In a previous column,
I published a letter from a reader who
wrote in about her recent retirement and
how being able to play more Bingo was
one of her retirement goals. She ran into
some difficulty, however, when her retiree
husband began to complain that she was
playing Bingo too much.
I suggested that part of his complaint
might stem from her going out and leaving
him home to fend for himself. I also suggested that if she helped her husband find
his own interests, he might stop complaining about her Bingo playing.
The topic resulted in a litany of letters
from other readers, such as those that follow. —Aunt Bingo
Dear Aunt Bingo,
I just read the letter in your column
from the recently retired woman whose
husband is giving her a hard time about
going to Bingo.
I think your answer hit the nail on the
head. This sounds to me like a man who
has yet to find his own retirement activities and expects his wife to sit home and
make sure he is entertained. I would say
that the only part I disagree with is that it
is this woman’s responsibility to help her
husband find his own retirement things-todo so that she can enjoy Bingo in peace.
He is not a child. He didn’t do anything
to help her prepare for retirement. Why
must the burden now fall to her to coddle
and baby him through a retirement he did
not prepare for?
Sept. 8-11; Warrior Games in Colorado
Springs, Colo., Sept. 28-Oct. 4; Creative
Arts Festival in Milwaukee, Oct. 27-Nov. 2.
To learn more about these events, go
online to www.va.gov/adaptivesports.
If you wonder if one of the adaptive
sports programs is for you (or someone
you know), go to the website and click
around. Look at the Mission Re-Defined
video. (Warning: There is a 3-second IED
explosion at the 25-second mark on the
video. It passes quickly.)
To find ongoing activities and sports
clubs near you, click on Search by Location and put in your ZIP code. (Don’t
search by your state because I found at
least one that was misfiled.) You’ll see a
list of clubs along with contact information, including phone and email. Click on
each entry to see which activities are offered and which disability groups are supported.
The variety of available activities is
wide ranging: paddle sports, basketball,
shooting, wheelchair tennis, rugby, water
skiing, cross-country skiing and much
more. There’s something for everyone.
© King Features
My husband Terry and I are also retired
now for about six years. Long before retirement we began talking about what we
would do once we did retire. Travel and
spending time with our kids and grandkids
were at the top of the list. But there were
other things—like me wanting to join a
cards club or learning to kayak with some
friends on the lake—which I wanted to do
alone. I also intended to play more Bingo.
At first Terry had no ideas, and I said
that he better come up with some because
I didn’t think we needed to be together all
the time. He agreed (grudgingly) and after
retiring got involved with a local gardening co-op and with a croquet club at a golf
course up the road. He also got a part-time
job doing deliveries—which he loves.
It is too bad your reader is in her situation. Now she really may have no choice
but to follow your advice and spend the
beginning of her retirement helping him
figure out how to handle his. What a drag.
—LC, Maine, via email
Dear Aunt Bingo,
I am very happy that you published the
letter from the woman who recently retired and is now being pestered by her husband who has not adjusted to retirement
yet.
My husband and I found ourselves in a
similar situation when we retired. We’d
worked with a consultant on our financial
planning for retirement, but it never occurred to either of us that we should talk
with a “social” consultant as well.
Both of us found ourselves “stuck” at
first with too many hours in the day and
not enough activities to occupy our time
constructively. Eventually our friends introduced us to senior groups, and we
found other thing to do online and through
the newspaper. But it must have taken a
good two years for us to find our retirement rhythm simply because we weren’t
prepared.
I strongly advise everyone who is nearing retirement to do some planning about
how they will spend all that free time.
Going out to dinner or playing Bingo can
only do so much. You really need to have
some bigger plans for the future. —Marge
M., Virginia, via email
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.
Bugle Cruise News
■ Sisters bonding aboard the Bingo Bugle Cruise
By Jeffrey Charboneau
Special to the Bingo Bugle
Back in 2002, Patricia Beams of New
Carlisle, Ohio, and her husband were in
Nevada for a white water rafting trip, and
while there spent some time on the Las
Vegas strip. “In one of the casinos, I came
across a copy of the Bingo Bugle, which
had an ad for the Bingo Tournament
Cruise,” Patricia says. “It sounded like a
wonderful trip. So when I got home, I convinced my sister to go and try out the
cruise with me. This year will be our 11th
Bingo cruise.”
Patricia and her sister, Alice Hitepole,
call their annual World Championship
Bingo Tournament & Gaming Cruise their
“bonding time.” “We’ve taken care of
everyone throughout the years and the
cruise has become our way to get away
and just have fun as sisters,” Patricia says.
The two take full advantage of everything the Bingo Bugle Tournament Cruise
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trying out a 3-D movie theater with seats
that move and vibrate in sync with the onscreen action and audio. “The 3-D movie
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kept jumping and laughing every time the
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Patricia and Alice have been quite
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“Obviously we are big fans, which is
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“The staff are so friendly; you can ask for
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players are all so enjoyable.”
The World Championship Bingo Tournament & Gaming Cruise is one of the top
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Nugget bingo games for prizes ranging from $1,199 to $25,000, plus there
are optional games paying from $500
to $1,199. Buy-in is only $90 for 2
packs, extra packs are $20 each.
Get ready for a fun weekend playing all paper in Reno’s biggest bingo
game at the Nugget. Accommodations
and dining are the best in Northern
Nevada and there is a special rate for
bingo players. Call early and make
your reservation because rates are
subject to availability. For tickets to
Nugget’s $100,000 Blowout call 800843-2427 and ask for bingo.
IN
NEVADA
An Asian experience
■ A unique project opens before the
end of the year
Purchases and Expansions
Boyd Gaming has purchased Aliante
Casino and Hotel for $380 million. Station
Casinos spent $662 million to build
Aliante, which opened in 2008.
Boyd has also purchased the Cannery
and Eastside Cannery for $230 million.
The Cannery opened in 2003 at a cost of
$100 million and ECan opened in 2008 for
$250 million. Adding the Cannerys and
Aliante brings the number of Boyd casinos
in southern Nevada to 12.
Work begins this month on a $154 million expansion of the Aria’s convention
area, which will blend the Cirque du Soleil
theater into the existing convention space.
MRI has also completed a $1.08 billion
sale of the Crystals to Invesco Real Estate
and Simon Property Group.
Palms Sold
The Palms has been sold to Station Casinos. Other than the general announcement,
which included the sale price of $312.5 million, very little additional information has
been released. The deal is expected to close
later this year and it’s likely that the name
will be unchanged given the strong brand
recognition of the Palms.
Lucky Dragon Resort
Rock Thompson - $10,000 Bonus Coverall
Agents Donna and Kathy
Eastside Cannery
Natalie B. - $81,025 Dual Daub
with friendly Suncoast agent
Suncoast
Mervin Hawkins - $10,000
Texas Station
Jacalyn B. - $10,100 Cash Bal
Red Rock
Keisha - $35,613 Dual Action
Rampart Bingo
Following reports of funding problems
for the nearly completed hotel-casino on
W. Sahara near the Strip, the development
company behind the resort now says that
financing is in place that will allow it to
next $600,000 Big Bingo Weekend. It
will be October 15th through 18th. Get
your seats now before they are gone.
It’s only $250 for both events.
The $100,000 Saturday & Sunday
game will be played on October 15 & 16
at Boulder Station, Santa Fe Station
and Texas Station. The $500,000
Blockbuster game will be played on
Monday & Tuesday, October 17 & 18 at
Red Rock, Green Valley Ranch, Sunset
Station and Palace Station. Players can
choose to play all four days or either the
two-day $100,000 or $500,000 game.
There will be Bonus Drawings during
the linked sessions!
You can reserve your spot today by
calling 866-961-3361 or at StationCasinosBingo.com. Be sure to see their ad
in this issue.
open before the end of this year. The
unique project is being billed as the “first
casino resort to deliver an authentic Asian
lifestyle experience” in Las Vegas. Lucky
Dragons’ distinctive features will include
signs in Chinese first and English second,
multilingual staff members, and a high-end
tea garden.
Conversions and Closures
The casino portion of the off-Strip
Westin is closing. Known as Max Casino
as a nod to the property’s former incarnation as the Maxim, the machines and tables
will be removed to make room for a new
restaurant. It’s expected that the William
Hill race and sports book there will also
close.
The former Barcelona Casino in North
Las Vegas has been converted to Siegel
Slots and Suites.
BINGO & CASINO GUIDE
SEE ALL THE CASHBALLS AT A GLANCE!
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LAS VEGAS
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
Patsy Brown, Robin Arnvard and Barbara Forster
Patsy won $950 Total, Barbara won $400 at Eastside Cannery
Aliante All Paper Bingo
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
PLAZA
1 Main Street, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(800) 634-6575 EUREKA CASINO
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
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
RED ROCK
PAHRUMP
GOLD TOWN
I-215 at Charleston, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 797-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
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
4100 Paradise Rd., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 733-7000
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm
SOUTH POINT
681 S. Hwy 160. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(775) 751-6500
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7 & 9pm & 9am Sun. Only
SADDLE WEST
1220 S. Highway 160. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(775) 727-5953
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3pm; Mon.-Fri.
RENO/SPARKS
NUGGET
Las Vegas Bl. & Silverado Ranch Bl., L.V. . .(702) 796-7111
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm, 1am
1100 Nugget Ave., Sparks . . . . . . . . . . . .(775) 356-3300
TIMES: 11am, 1, 2:30, 4, 6:30, 7:30pm
SUNCOAST
SANDS REGENCY
Alta & Rampart, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 636-7111
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
345 N. Arlington Ave., Reno . . . . . . . . . .(775) 348-2290
TIMES: 10:30am, 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:30pm & Wed. @ 9am
RESERVATION NUMBERS FOR
HOTELS WITH BINGO HALLS.
LAS VEGAS
Aliante . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .877-377-7627
Arizona Charlie’s Boulder . .800-362-4040
Arizona Charlie’s Decatur . .800-342-2695
Boulder Station . . . . . . . . . .800-683-7777
Cannery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .866-999-4899
Eastside Cannery . . . . . . . .866-999-4899
Fiesta Rancho . . . . . . . . . . .800-731-7333
Gold Coast . . . . . . . . . . . . .888-402-6278
Palace Station . . . . . . . . . . .800-634-3101
Plaza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-634-6575
Red Rock . . . . . . . . . . . . . .866-767-7773
Sam’s Town . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-634-6371
Santa Fe Station . . . . . . . . .800-872-6823
South Point . . . . . . . . . . . . .866-796-7111
Suncoast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .877-677-7111
Texas Station . . . . . . . . . . . .800-654-8888
HENDERSON
Fiesta Henderson . . . . . . . .888-899-7770
Green Valley Ranch . . . . . .866-782-9487
Sunset Station . . . . . . . . . . .888-786-7389
MESQUITE
Virgin River . . . . . . . . . . . . .877-438-2929
RENO
Nugget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-648-1177
Sands Regency . . . . . . . . . .866-386-7829
Francisco L. - $1,535 Cash Ball
Fiesta Henderson
Frank and Ed Ramirez - CA
$12,033 Dual Daub
Agents Corrine and Vania
Plaza
Bingo Hall Web Sites
Aliante . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .aliantegaming.com
Cannery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .cannerycasinos.com
Eastside Cannery . . . . . . . . .cannerycasinos.com
Eldorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .eldoradocasino.com
Fiesta Henderson . . . . . . .stationcasinosbingo.com
Fiesta Rancho . . . . . . . . .stationcasinosbingo.com
Gold Coast . . . . . . . . . . . . . .goldcoastcasino.com
Green Valley Ranch . . . . .stationcasinosbingo.com
Nugget Reno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .janugget.com
Pahrump Nugget . . . . . . . .pahrumpnugget.com
Palace Station . . . . . . .stationcasinosbingo.com
Plaza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .plazahotelcasino.com
Poker Palace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pokerpalace.net
Rampart Casino . . . . . . . . .rampartcasino.com
Red Rock . . . . . . . . . . . . .stationcasinosbingo.com
Siena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .sienareno.com
Sam’s Town . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .samstownlv.com
Santa Fe Station . . . . . . .stationcasinosbingo.com
Silver Sevens . . . . . . . . . .silversevenscasino.com
South Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . .southpointbingo.com
Suncoast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .suncoastcasino.com
Sunset Station . . . . . . . . .stationcasinosbingo.com
Texas Station . . . . . . . . . .stationcasinosbingo.com
Virgin River . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .virginriver.com
Shannon Evans, Colleen McClure and Elaine Horn
Bakersfield, CA
South Point $5000,000 Super Gala
Royce Reynolds
Jerry’s Nugget
Leonard F.
$6,000+ Cash Ball
Green Valley Ranch
LOS ANGELES COUNTY PROGRAM LISTING
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ARCADIA ELKS LODGE
ARMENIAN CENTER IN MONTEBELLO
BEATITUDES CHURCH BINGO
BELL JEFF H.S.
BELLFLOWER KNIGHTS OF COL.
BISHOP AMAT H.S.
BOSCO TECH
BUCKINGHAM BINGO
CANOGA PARK K OF C
DIAMOND BAR H.S. BINGO
GARDENA VFW #3261
HOLY CROSS
IN & OUT BINGO
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
LAKEWOOD ELKS
LANCASTER K OF C #2455
LANKERSHIM BINGO
NORTHVIEW H.S. WRESTLING
OUR LADY OF LOURDES
S. PASADENA H.S.
SAN DIMAS H.S. AT LONE HILL JR. HIGH
SANTA CLARITA ELKS
SIMI VALLEY ELKS
SIMI VALLEY KNIGHTS OF COL.
ST. CORNELIUS
ST. EPHRAIM BINGO
ST. FERDINANDS
ST. JOHN BOSCO
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
ST. LOUISE
ST. MARY’S ARMENIAN CHURCH
ST. PAUL H.S.
ST. PETER CLAVER
ST. ROSE OF LIMA
THE BINGO CLUB
W. COVINA ELKS
WOMAN’S CLUB OF DOWNEY
YMAF AT CANOGA PARK K OF C
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ADDRESS & PHONE
29 S. Electric Ave., Alhambra • (626) 281-0466
819 N. Loren Ave., Azusa • (626) 695-3291
330 N. Azusa Ave., W. Covina • (626) 966-5518
27 W. Huntington Dr., Arcadia • (626) 445-2025
410 W. Washington Bl., Montebello • (323) 728-6493
13013 S. Santa Gertrudes Ave., La Mirada • (562) 943-1521
465 E. Olive Ave., Burbank • (818) 972-1404
14564 E. Hawes St., Whittier • (562) 941-8744
9847 E. Artesia Bl., Bellflower • (562) 866-9105
14301 Fairgrove Ave., La Puente • (626) 962-2495
1151 San Gabriel Blvd., Rosemead • (626) 940-2082
5601 W. Slauson Ave., Culver City • (310) 649-0228
21400 E. Pathfinder Rd., Diamond Bar • (909) 895-8674
1822 W. 162nd St., Gardena • (310) 324-6161
900 W. Lincoln Ave., Montebello • (323) 727-1115
11128 Balboa Bl., Granada Hills • (818) 360-4435
4315 N. Vincent Ave., Covina • (626) 960-6740
3680 ‘D’ Street., La Verne • (909) 596-8776
12507 E. Carson St., Hawaiian Gardens • (562) 924-5744
719 W. Ave. M., Lancaster • (661) 942-2751
8330 Lankershim Bl., N. Hollywood • (818) 504-0505
10191 Central Ave., Montclair • (909) 621-4418
7355 Apperson St., Tujunga • (866) 402-4646
1401 Fremont Ave., S. Pasadena • (626) 441-5820 x2982
5825 N. Woodruff, Lakewood • (562) 925-5073
Corner of Lone Hill Ave. & Covina Bl., San Dimas • (909) 592-0270
17766 Sierra Hwy., Canyon Country • (661) 251-1500
1561 Kuehner Dr., Simi Valley • (805) 428-0736
1325 Royal Ave., Simi Valley • (805) 583-9883
3330 Bellflower Bl., Long Beach • (562) 316-4819
900 N. Glenoaks, Burbank • (818) 495-2450
1040 Coronel St., San Fernando • (818) 361-6005
13640 Bellflower Bl., Bellflower • (562) 920-1734
3849 Baldwin Park Bl., Baldwin • (626) 960-9782
1700 E. Covina Bl., Covina • (626) 915-7873
500 S. Central Ave., Glendale • (818) 244-2126
9635 Greenleaf Ave., Santa Fe Springs • (562) 698-6246 Ext.509
Corner of Cochran & Stow St., Simi Valley • (805) 526-2781
1325 Royal Ave., Simi Valley • (805) 526-5565
21900 Norwalk Blvd., Hawaiian Gardens • (562) 384-5063
841 W. Merced, W. Covina • (626) 338-8111
9813 Paramount Blvd., Downey • (562) 927-3000
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*These games do not play every week, check their ad or call for playing dates
ATTENTION PLAYERS!
The Weekly Program listings,
list only those games that are
advertised in the Bingo Bugle.
Our advertisers will also be the
only halls to carry Bingo Bugle
Papers. So please support our
advertisers.
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AVAILABLE AT
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Early Birds
MAtinee
STarts
Warm Ups
Paper Game
Bullet Bingo
Bingo Computers available
They have an AD in this paper.
•SANTA CLARITA/ANTELOPE VALLEY•
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
DOORS OPEN 11:00AM • GAMES BEGIN 12:30PM
THURSDAY NIGHTS
DOORS OPEN 5:00PM • GAMES BEGIN 6:00PM
UT
ASK US ABO
RESERVED
SEATING
THE SANTA CLARITA ELKS
GAMES PAY $100 MIN.
ON ALL EB, REG., & SPECIAL GAMES
• KING & QUEEN DRAWING
• WINNER TAKE ALL GAME
• FREE WARMUP GAMES
• VARIETY OF PULL TABS
• “HORSE RACE” GAME
• SNACKS
• TV MONITORS
• FREE COFFEE & POPCORN
ELKS BINGO
NO CHECKS PLEASE
CANYON COUNTRY
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SIERRA HWY
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• GOOD TABLES
• SEATING LIMITED TO
130 PLAYERS
• STATE OF THE ART EQUIP.
$20 FOR 1ST PACK • $5 EA. ADDITIONAL
.9 MILE
VALENCIA BLVD.
• POWERBALL
• END OF THE MONTH
“BINGO LOTTO DRAWING”
• CUSHIONED SEATS
17766 Sierra Highway
Canyon Country
(661) 251-1500
SANTA CLARITA/
ANTELOPE VALLEY
BINGO GAMES
CLOSED SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 4TH
FOR LABOR DAY
For Bingo Info:
www.avbingo.net
CANYON COUNTRY
BINGO SUPPLIES
SANTA CLARITA ELKS
17766 Sierra Hwy, Canyon Country
(661) 251-1500
SUNDAY: ST 12:30PM;
THURSDAY: ST 6:00PM
39261 10th St. E. Palmdale
OPEN 8 to 5 Monday to Friday
MANUFACTURER & DISTRIBUTOR
LANCASTER
LANCASTER KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
719 W. Ave. M., Lancaster
(661) 942-2751
SUN. & WED: EB 6:30PM;
FRIDAY: 10:00AM
Celebrating Red Nose Day
Santa Clarita Elks - Canyon Country - Thu. Night & Sun. Afternoon
A.V. Bingo Supplies
* 54,000 Paper Series
* Custom Paper Booklets
* State-of-the-Art Equipment
* Service All Equipment
* Fast Delivery
* Reasonable Prices
CALL
1-800-400-1066
Melanie Beason
Happy Birthday!
Santa Clarita Elks - Canyon Country
Thu. Night & Sun. Afternoon
SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY AT LANCASTER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #2455
3 TIMES A WEEK IN ANTELOPE VALLEY!
NOW PLAYING NEW BIG MONEY PULL TABS DOUBLE $1,199’S!
JOIN US THE 3RD WEEK OF THE MONTH FOR
&
SUNDAY & WEDNESDAY
DOORS OPEN 4:00 PM • BINGO 6:30 PM
EARLY BIRD GUARANTEED PAYOUT $200
ALL REGULAR GAMES
PAY OUT $300!
SPECIAL GAMES PAY $300
FRIDAY
DOORS OPEN 8:00 AM • BINGO 10:00 AM
EARLY BIRD GUARANTEED PAYOUT $150
ALL REGULAR GAMES
PAY OUT $200!
LANCASTER KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS #2455
719 W. Avenue M., Lancaster • (661) 942-2751
SPECIAL GAMES PAY $300
BUY-IN: REGULAR GAMES 1 PACK $12 NIGHTLY DOOR
CHECK$20
WITH
HALL FOR BUY-IN
2 PACKS
• ADDITIONAL
PACKSINFO
$5 ea. PRIZE GIVEAWAYS!
Does not incl. Early Birds
ATM
We do not expect nor accept tips from our prize winners.
TABS GALORE!
MODERN FACILITY
$500 BLACKOUT!
$500 PAYOUTS IN SUNDAY, AUG. 21ST
BALDWIN PARK! MARATHON BINGO!
St. John the Baptist located in Baldwin Park plays bingo on Friday nights.
They now pay $500 with paid attendance over 250. This all paper game
also has specials like Flashboard Tabs
where you can win up to $1,199, Double Action and 1-2-3 that each pay
$500 and door prizes.
Extra Extra, they play a Free game
that grows every week, as of July
15th, it was up to $3,000!
They have an End of the Month
Drawing where you can win a Free
Month of Bingo. The drawing takes
place the last Friday of the month, the
winner will receive (2 Regular and 2
Early Bird) every Friday for a month.
The more you play, the more you are
entered in that month's drawing.
See St. John the Baptist's ad for
more information on all the specials
and regular features.
St. Ferdinand's Hall plays bingo
every Sunday night at 6pm, but on August 21st, they will be celebrating their
anniversary with a special Marathon
Bingo that starts at 3pm. The buy-in is
$75 which includes 12 Packs in the
machine and 2 Paper Packs, One Set
of Special Games. Come in on Sunday, August 7th to reserve your space
and get 5 Specials in the Machine For
FREE!
Join St. Ferdinand Bingo’s 15th Anniversary Celebration on Sunday August 21st. They will have the Best Pull
Tabs ever, plus Machine only on their
Anniversary. See their ad for more information and like always, bring a
Friend.
THURSDAY NIGHT
INTERMISSION DRAWINGS!
Sunday, August 14th, The Armenian Center in Montebello is celebrating
Mango’s 37th Anniversary at the Armenian Center and his birthday! There
will be entertainment, food, beverages, dancing and fun for everyone.
The Armenian Center plays bingo 5
times a week. Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings and
Sunday afternoons. All regulars pay
$300 and every Tuesday is Super
Tuesday. See their ad on the back
cover for more information.
Play at the Arcadia Elks every
Thursday night; they have early birds
that pay $150 each and 15 regular
games that pay $250 each.
They also have a Progressive Jackpot Powerball, Dab Games, $1.00
Flashboard, Power Bingo Machines
and Door Prizes.
Intermission drawings are held
every Thursday night. Check out their
ad for more details.
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You can also download the
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Orange
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LET’S CELEBRATE
AUGUST 14TH!
FALL FESTIVAL
OF CASH!
Pechanga Resort & Casino, California’s largest resort-casino with more
than 3,000 slots and 140 table games,
invites guests to increase their Club
dollars, try their luck winning their
share of $100,000, see top name boxers and more during a super-hot August promotional lineup. Stop by the
Pechanga Club desk on the main
casino level and you will be on your
way to earning valuable perks. Visit
www.Pechanga.com or call (877) 7112946 for more information. Pechanga Bingo players should
mark their calendars for Sunday, September 25 for the Fall Festival of
Cash. Pechanga Bingo will be giving
away $55,000 in cash and prizes over
the course of the day. Buy-ins are $75
for paper cards and $150 for electronic bingo. Warm up games start at
3:00p.m., early bird games begin at
3:30p.m. and the regular session gets
underway at 4:00p.m. See their ad in
this issue or visit Pechanga.com or
call (855) WE-BINGO for presales or
more information.
Entertainment options in August include Boz Scaggs on August 5, CBS
Sports Network Championship Boxing
on August 5, Korean superstar Hwang
Chi Yoel on August 12, Pat Benatar &
Neil Giraldo & Melissa Etheridge together live on August 19 and the Funtastik 4 on August 20. Pechanga also
features live stand up comedy in the
Comedy Club every Friday and Saturday night, plus live jazz every Friday
night. For tickets or more information,
please visit www.Pechanga.com or
call (877) 711-2946.
Beatitudes Church Bingo plays
every Friday night, their doors open at
5:00 p.m. and the early birds start at
6:15 p.m. They also have Flashboards, pull tabs and a large screen
monitor.
Beatitudes offers their players a
special dinner deal for $6.00 that is
available with buy-in. They pay $250
on all their games and have a $500
Blackout on Friday nights. Check out
this fun game.
AUGUST FUN
IN PASADENA!
What better way to spend the dog
days of summer than with a tiger? August is fun month at South Pasadena
High School Tiger Bingo. Join them for
free root beer floats on Saturday, August 13th. Then bring your buy-in
ticket on the 20th and get a free extra
pack. Summer fun at the coolest,
friendliest bingo hall around.
See their ad for more information.
Antonio Garcia - $250
Rosie Pareyra won $250
and $50 Tabs
best of both worlds, with no strangers pitying you for your lackluster daubing skills.
—Guy
By Guy Williams
Extreme Bingo
■ Keep up with the help of
electronics
Hi Guy,
Do you have an opinion on the correct
number of 9-ons a person should play? I
never buy more than two and really prefer
to play only one, but I see lots of players
play four and six sheets per session, which
seems extreme to me. How do they keep
up? I would be so afraid I was missing
numbers. At the same time, these people
who play extra packs must have a better
chance of winning. —Jay, via email
Hi Jay,
There is really no “correct number” of
packs to play. It’s all a matter of how many
you can handle comfortably.
I remember my early days of Bingo
playing when I felt I needed to play extra
packs to stay competitive, and ended up
totally stressed out trying to keep up with
the caller. One time two ladies sitting near
me offered to help mark my cards, which
told me I must have looked so frantic that
complete strangers felt they needed to step
in and rescue me. Funny now. Totally embarrassing then.
To this day, like you, I am astonished
watching players who can cover half a
table with Bingo paper and have no problem keeping up with the caller. It’s all
about the magic of hand-eye coordination:
some folks are superstars at it, others are
not.
Luckily, technology has caught up with
we slow pokes. If you want to play more
cards than you can physically manage, go
to a Bingo hall with handheld Bingo devices. You can buy dozens of cards (if
your wallet can handle it) and the machine
does the tracking for you.
If you find you miss the thump-thumpthump of dauber on paper, buy one or two
paper packs to play manually and make
the rest electronic. That way you have the
Hi Guy,
I am really ticked off! My wife and I
went to Bingo tonight and after we got
there and stood in line for 30 minutes
waiting to buy our paper, the chairman
came out and announced that Bingo was
cancelled. We objected and demanded to
know why and he said that the turnout was
too low and they couldn’t have the games.
Everyone complained but he said this didn’t change anything and the games were
still cancelled.
It was too late for us to get to another
game so we went to a diner for pie and
coffee and after that just went home—still
angry. What a waste of a night. —PO’ed
in Michigan
Hi PO’ed,
What a rotten turn of events.
While it is rare to have Bingo cancelled
right in front of you, it does happen—particularly during the summer months when
nice weather and travel vacations draw
people away or, more commonly, during
winter when nasty storms rip through.
To be fair to the Bingo sponsor, the cost
of operating a Bingo doesn’t grow on
trees: it comes from the dollars spent by
players when they buy-in to the games. If
a head count shows that there aren’t
enough players to cover a full session’s
prizes plus operating costs, the person in
charge has no choice but to slash prizes
significantly or cancel the games. Cancellation is usually the simplest option.
Try not to hold this against the hall or
boycott the games. Remember, the whole
reason why the Bingo exists in the first
place is to fund charitable work. During
the iffy summer season, it might be wise
to check the Bingo’s website or call ahead
and ask if they are looking at a possible
cancellation.
The bottom line is that last minute cancellations are extremely rare. If you experience one, try and chalk it up to a bad
break—and enjoy that big slab of diner
pie. —Guy
Hey guys! (And gals!) Write to: Guy’s Turn c/o The
Bingo Bugle, P.O. Box 527, Vashon, Washington
98070, or email Guy directly at Tonder22@aol.com.
Be sure to include your name and address (you may
request that your name not be published), as typically Guy will not include anonymous letters in his
columns.
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Monday Nights
You can feel the electricity when the
power ball is called at the La Verne
Senior Bingo! They have had two
$300 winners in the last four weeks.
The winner on July 8th was Marquita
Kennedy and she’s still smiling. The
money builds up quickly as they have
a $200 black-out on the last Friday of
the month, plus four $10 bills that are
raffled off.
This bingo hall has ample seating
with three monitors and a display
board. Join them every Fridays at
12:30 p.m. at the La Verne Community
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91750. See their ad for more information.
Low Vision
■ High-Tech Gadgets
Carol Pina
$600 Total Winner
Monday Nights
Dear Savvy Senior,
I’m looking for some good low-vision
products that can help my wife who has
severe vision loss. What can you recommend?
Searching Spouse
Dan Martin - $500
Saturday Nights
SUMMER SPLASH SUV WINNER!
Aracely Maela of Murrieta had a
hard time believing her good luck on
Sunday, July 10 during a recent visit to
Pechanga Resort & Casino. She had
several entry tickets deposited into the
casino’s “Summer Splash” drawing for
cash and a brand new Acura MDX
SUV. However, she never thought her
name would be the one called over the
loudspeaker. After the initial cash
drawings were over, it came time for
casino officials to announce the name
of the guest who would win the shiny
new, cream-colored Acura MDX.
“When I heard my name, I thought
it was a prank,” said Maela. “They told
me it was real, I thought I was going to
flip out!” The technical specialist from
the Temecula Valley area was all
smiles as she posed for photos in front
of her brand new, $44,000 ride.
Winners are made every day at
Pechanga Resort & Casino. If you are
not yet a member of the Pechanga
Club, signing up is free and easy to
everyone 21 years and older. Simply
enrolling gives members valuable discounts on dining and other Pechanga
activities. The more you use your
Pechanga Club card when playing
slots or table games, the more perks
you accumulate.
Dear Searching,
With more than 21 million Americans
living with some form of uncorrectable vision impairment today, more and more
products for low-vision are being developed that can help with many different
needs. Here is a quick guide to some great
products and where to find them.
Low-Tech Aids: There are literally
hundreds of simple, relatively inexpensive
products on the market today that can help
people with low-vision. For example, to
help with daily living tasks, you can find
a wide array of “talking,” “large print” or
“jumbo-sized” items such as clocks,
watches, remote controls, telephones,
computer keyboards, calculators, thermostats, kitchen aids and much more, as well
as a wide variety of magnifiers. You can
find these products at sites like independentliving.com
or
800-537-2118;
shoplowvision.com, 800-826-4200; maxiaids.com, 800-522-6294; and lssproducts.com, 800-468-4789.
In addition to the simple products,
there is also a number of high-tech, lowvision devices that offer incredible capabilities. Unfortunately, many of these
items are expensive and they aren’t covered by private insurance or Medicare.
Here are some to check out.
Desktop magnifiers: Also known as
closed circuit TVs, these are home-based
machines that provide powerful magnification, contrast and clarity for reading,
writing and looking at pictures. While this
type of technology has been around for a
while, more styles and variations are available today. Some of the best places to find
these are at: optelec.com, 800-826-4200;
freedomscientific.com, 800-444-4443; enhancedvision.com, 888-811-3161; and humanware.com, 800-722-3393.
Portable magnifiers: For reading
small print in and outside the home (food
labels, prescriptions, bills, menus, etc.),
portable, battery-powered video magnifiers provide the same features as closed
Every Sunday, there are big payouts in Beth Shalom of Whittier. They
play 15 regular games that pay $250
with a min. attendance of 150 players.
5 early bird games pay $250 and there
are great playing odds!
Admission is only $20 for 1st pack,
$5 for additional packs, a 5 game early
bird pack is $5. They also feature a
Power Ball jackpot where you can win
up to $1,199 and intermission drawings.
Join the volunteers at Beth Shalom
of Whittier this Sunday night, games
start at 6pm and they are located on
Hawes St. between Colima and Mills.
You may even win a strip game worth
$500!
circuit TVs, but they’re small enough to
fit in your pocket. Some good ones to
check out are the “RUBY” at freedomscientific.com, the “Compact Mini” from
optelec.com, the “Pebble” at enhancedvision.com and the “Feather” at
clarityusa.com.
Text-to-speech: For converting text to
speech, there are several devices that let
you take a snap shot of printed material
(magazines, newspapers, books, mail,
etc.), and in seconds it reads it aloud. The
ClearReader+ from optelec.com is one of
the best for home or office use. If you
want mobility, the Intel Reader (careinnovations.com) is a handheld text-to-speech
device that retails for $899. And for
iPhone 4 users, the new ZoomReader app
developed by Ai Squared (aisquared.com,
800-859-0270) provides text-to-speech capabilities.
Computer magnification: To customize a Microsoft Windows personal
computer for low-vision, the computer’s
operating system offers built-in setting adjustments
that
can
help.
See
microsoft.com/enable for instructions. If
that’s not sufficient, Ai Squared sells a
fantastic software application called
ZoomText Magnifier/Reader that enlarges,
enhances and reads aloud everything on
the computer screen.
Or, if your wife uses an iMac or iPad,
Apple provides some outstanding built-in
accessibility features (see apple.com/accessibility), including screen and cursor
magnification, high-contrast settings and
screen reader capabilities.
Low-vision cell phone: The Samsung
Haven from Verizon Wireless is a basic
flip-phone that provides voice command
(you tell it what to do) and voice output (it
speaks to you) technology that lets you
easily operate it without vision. See verizonwireless.com or call 800-256-4646.
Talking GPS: To find her way around
town, the Trekker Breeze is a small handheld GPS navigator that announces the
names of streets, intersections and landmarks as she’s walking or riding in a vehicle. Available at humanware.com.
Currency reader: To avoid being
shortchanged at the store, the iBill (small
enough to attach to a key ring) identifies
all U.S. bills by voice or a series of tone
or vibrations. Visit orbitresearch.com or
888-606-7248.
Savvy Tip: To learn more about lowvision products and to try many of them
out, visit a vision rehabilitation agency in
your area. See afb.org or call 800-2325463 to locate one.
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.
by Linda Thistle
Place a number in the empty boxes in such a way that
each row across, each column down and each small 9-box
square contains all fo the numbers from one to nine.
Difficulty this month: ★★
FIND AT LEAST 6 DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN PANELS
★ Moderate
★★ Challenging
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HOW TO PLAY: Read the list of words. Look at the puzzle.
You’ll find these words in all directions-horizontally, vertically,
diagonally, backwards. Draw a circle around each letter of a
word found in the puzzle, then strike it off the list. Circling it
will show a letter has been used but will leave it visible should
it also form part of another word. Find the big words first.
When letters of all listed words are circled, you’ll have the
given number of letters left over. They’ll spell out your MAGICWORD.
ACROSS
1 Aaron of Cooperstown
5 Fast ender
9 Drink in a Dixie cup?
14 Lotion additive
15 ___ breve: 2/2 time
16 Get under one umbrella, so to
speak
17 Filled to capacity
19 Panel member
20 Soaking and relaxed
21 One seeking repayment
23 Form W-4 fig.
24 NFL mike wearer
26 Ballpark fig.
27 Certain wildlife refuge
34 Annoying kid at the pool
36 Catch, as a podcast
37 Panache
38 What a fluid oz. measures
40 Half of MCDII
41 Geometry measure
44 Was in pain
47 Hit from the “Moulin Rouge!”
soundtrack
49 Ending with Cray
50 CBS’s Rather
51 Shakespearean exclamations
22 Words before “of rules”
25 Have a hunch
28 Like some barbecue sauce
29 Periscope part
30 Wrapped up
31 Hiking or biking
32 Nasty habit
33 Oklahoma city
34 Broker’s order
35 Entreaty
39 Four-sided campus space
42 BlackBerry network choice
43 Saintly ring
45 Made things harder for the
DOWN
lifeguard
1 Pilgrims to Mecca
46 Ornate
2 Greenspan and Turing
48 Engine for missiles
3 Area of uncertainty
52 Like some easy questions
4 Held on to
5 Shakespeare’s shortest tragedy 53 Indian honorific
54 O’Hara plantation
6 Yellowstone grazer
55 “See you,” in poker
7 Guinness of “Star Wars”
56 Star-struck trio?
8 Soup kitchen volunteer
9 Martial art emphasizing throws 57 Hot times in the cite
58 Anka’s “Eso __”
10 Word on a dime
60 Young newts
11 Pre-euro Italian currency
63 Source of some ‘60s trips
12 Harrow rival
13 Cheeky
18 New Age-y emanations
© Tribune Media Services
54 Ticking danger
59 Summer pitcherful
61 Stradivari’s tutor
62 Spineless one
64 Star in the same constellation
as Betelgeuse
65 Latin 101 infinitive
66 Collette of “United States of
Tara”
67 Ouzo flavoring
68 White House maiden name
69 Name-dropper, often
Unscramble these four words, one letter to
each square, to form four ordinary words.
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blackjack. I mean, that’s the way it has
been in casinos for over fifty years. Bet
$10 and get a blackjack, and if the dealer
doesn’t have a blackjack, bingo, you are
immediately paid $15. (That’s a 3-2 payoff
or one and a half times your bet).
Casino owners (way back when) initiated the bonus payoff for a blackjack to
encourage players to try the game. The
bonus payoff also helped to offset the big
edge that the casino had over players when
the rules of the game specify that a player
must act on their hand before the dealer,
and if they bust (i.e., hand exceeds 21),
they will automatically lose even if the
dealer subsequently busts. (So-called
“double bust” rule.)
Nowadays, things have changed in
casinos and that includes the 3-2 payoff
for a blackjack. It’s quite common nowadays for casinos to pay only 7-6 or 6-5 or
heaven forbid, only even money for a
blackjack.
Even if you never got a passing grade
in grammar school math, you ought to be
able to grasp the following logic as why 65 is not better than 3-2. A 3-2 payoff is the
same as a 15-10 payoff. (I just multiplied
the 3 and the 2 by 5.) Therefore, a 6-5 payoff is the same as a 12-10 payoff (this time
I multiplied by 2). Now we have an apple
to apples comparison between the two payoff odds. Do you agree that a 15-10 payoff
is greater than a 12-10 payoff? Just suppose you bet $10 in a 6-5 game and got a
blackjack. How much would you be paid?
A 12-10 payoff (in the 6-5 game) would
get you $12 (bet $10 and are paid $12,
which is what 12-10 means). Get the same
blackjack in a 3-2 game, and you’ll be paid
$15 (that’s $3 more you’ll get in the 6-5
game). Now do you see that 6-5 is not a
better payoff than 3-2? In fact, it’s a much
lousier payoff.
So what’s the big deal over a measly $3
difference in blackjack payoffs between a
3-2 vs. 6-5 game? It so happens that statistically you can expect to get four blackjacks per hour when you play. Suppose you
play a three-hour session at a 6-5 blackjack
game. That means you can expect to get 12
blackjacks. If you are short-changed three
bucks for every blackjack, you will have
donated a total of $36 to the casino coffers
over the course of three hours. (If you are
a $25 bettor, you’ll be giving them, gulp
$180.) Trust me, blackjack is a tough game
to beat even using the best strategies so
don’t make it harder on yourself by playing
6-5 games.
You can go through the same simple
math (as I did above) to compare a 7-5
payoff to a 3-2 payoff, but I’ll spare you
the trouble. Bottom line: For a $10 bettor,
it will cost you an extra buck on every
blackjack compared to a 3-2 payoff. That
may not seem like much, but if you add up
all the blackjacks you’ll get in your lifetime—that would amount to a lot of moola
that you’ve given the casinos for no reason. Sorry, but a 7-5 payoff, although
slightly better than 6-5, is still not good if
you are serious about winning.
Now comes the biggie in blackjack payoffs. The trend in Vegas (and elsewhere)
these days is to have “part pits” where halfnaked girls on poles do “their thing” while
you play blackjack. To pay for the “eye
candy,” the casinos have brazenly decreased the blackjack payoffs…are you
ready for this…to even money. Guys, listen up. If you think that this entertainment
is ‘free” while you play, think again. For a
$10 bettor, that even money payoff on
every blackjack hand costs you big time…
to the tune of about $60 per hour for a $10
bettor.
Before you just plop yourself down on
any blackjack table, make sure you look at
the layout (or the placard that sits on the
table) to be sure that the game you are
about to play pays 3-2 for a blackjack. If it
doesn’t, say, “Adios Amigo” to the dealer
and go find another game (or casino)
where they offer a much fairer 3-2 blackjack payoff.
Henry Tamburin, Ph.D. is the author of the Ultimate
Guide to Blackjack (blog.888casino.com/casinoguides/blackjack), editor of the Blackjack Insider eNewsletter (www.bjinsider.com), lead instructor for
the Golden Touch Blackjack course, and host of
smartgaming.com. For a free three-month subscription to his blackjack newsletter, go to
www.bjinsider.com/freetrial. To receive his free
Casino Gambling Catalog, call 1-888-353-3234 or
visit www.smartgaming.com.
by Alessandra
Lucky Predictions
for August 2016
ARIES: March 21 to April 20
1st thru 6th…
Get w/the program 2nd/3rd$!
7th thru 12th…
Downright lucky 6th-8th$$
13th thru 18th…
A big surprise 16th-17th!
19th thru 24th…
Bet on it 20th-21st!
25th thru 31st…
All except 27th-28th.
TAURUS: April 21 to May 21
1st thru 6th…
Lucky streak 4th-5th$$
7th thru 12th… Not yet.
13th thru 18th…
You’re GOLDEN 14th-15th!$
19th thru 24th…
Great the 19th, 23rd-24th$
25th thru 31st…
Keep it up 27th, 28th and 31st!
GEMINI: May 22 to June 21
1st thru 6th…
Bring $$ home 2nd/3rd$$
7th thru 12th…
It’s party time the 7th!
13th thru 18th…
Playing for real $$ 16th-17th!
19th thru 24th…
ORANGE pays 20th-21st$$
25th thru 31st… You’re one step ahead
25th, 29th and 30th!
CANCER: June 22 to July 22
1st thru 6th… Play wi$ely 4th/5th!$
7th thru 12th…
Nice show 9th-10th!$!$
13th thru 18th…
Bag it and take it 14th-15th$$
19th thru 24th…
Dreams materialize 18th-19th!
25th thru 31st…
Happy and winning 27th-28th!
LEO: July 23 to Aug. 23
1st thru 6th…
Super chances 2nd-3rd!
7th thru 12th…
Worth every penny 11th-12th!
13th thru 18th… Not the best.
19th thru 24th…
Get real on RED 20th-21st$!$
25th thru 31st…
Luck infusion 25th, 29th and 30th!
VIRGO: Aug. 24 to Sept. 23
1st thru 6th…
The 4th is good—5th is magical!
7th thru 12th…
VIOLET luck 9th-10th$
13th thru 18th…
Seriously good 14th-15th!
19th thru 24th…
Go the extra mile 22nd-23rd$$
25th thru 31st…
BLUE is lucky 27th-28th$
LIBRA: Sept. 24 to Oct. 23
1st thru 6th…
Go for the gusto 2nd-3rd!$!
7th thru 12th…
Somewhere far away 11th-12th!
13th thru 18th…
PURPLE pays 11th-17th!
19th thru 24th… Take a break.
25th thru 31st…
Best around 29th-30th!
SCORPIO: Oct. 24 to Nov. 22
1st thru 6th…
Time to play 4th/5th!
7th thru 12th…
Super chance 9th-10th$
13th thru 18th…
Exceptional luck 14th-15th$!
19th thru 24th…
They’re playing your tune the 19th$$
25th thru 31st…
In it to win it 27th-28th!$
will be especially true this month. How to best manage your enthusiasm with the nuts and bolts of dayto-day living. Invite a trusted friend to offer his or
her feedback. You need objectivity right now to help
you maneuver the colorful changes that you are
dreaming about and courting.
Lucky Days: 20-29
Lucky Numbers: 18-39
SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 23 to Dec. 21
1st thru 6th…
On top of the world 2nd/3rd!
7th thru 12th…
It’s all good—7th, 8th, 11th, 12th!
13th thru 18th…
Smart thinking 16th-17th$
19th thru 24th…
RED calls it 20th-21st$
25th thru 31st…
Pockets full of $$ 29th-30th$!
LIBRA: Sept. 24-Oct. 23: Style is important and first
impressions count. You know this better than any
other star sign. If you’re ready for a new lease on
life (and perhaps a new relationship), this is the
month to shift up your image. A fashion transformation, a makeover; yes these are only external
changes but you’ll be surprised by how much a new
look will change your inner world. Be creative.
Lucky Days: 11-25
Lucky Numbers: 4-50
CAPRICORN: Dec. 22 to Jan. 20
1st thru 6th…
Worth your while 4th/5th$
7th thru 12th…
Sneak away with $$ 9th-10th$
13th thru 18th… Bank on it 14th-15th!
19th thru 24th…
Ahead of them all 22nd-23rd!
25th thru 31st…
Just gettin’ started 31st$
AQUARIUS: Jan. 21 to Feb. 19
1st thru 6th…
Start of somethin’ good the 6th!
7th thru 12th…
Far-fetched plan pans out 11th-12th$!
13th thru 18th…
Great chances 16th-17th!
19th thru 24th…
All about RED 20th-21st$$!
25th thru 31st…
Wind blows your $ails 25th-26th!
PISCES: Feb. 20 to March 20
1st thru 6th… Early the 1st!
7th thru 12th…
Play to your ♥’s desire 9th-10th!
13th thru 18th…
That’s what I’m talkin’ about 14th-15th!
19th thru 24th…
No stopping you 22nd-23rd$$
25th thru 31st…
Easy wins 27th-28th!!$
Color associations refer to lucky objects,
daubers, cards, machines, clothing/jewels you
wear, or a dominant color in the room.
PREDICTORS
LUCKY CARD FOR AUGUST 2016
by Frederick Woodruff
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Horoscopes for
August 2016
ARIES: Mar. 21-Apr. 20: Don’t be alarmed by your
desire to slow down and take your time with projects
and plans. August is about taming your wilder impulses so you can move, slowly, towards a goal that
you’ve been nurturing throughout the year. Seek
guidance or counsel from experts in the field that
you’re curious about. They’ll be happy to share their
wisdom with you.
Lucky Days: 16-29
TAURUS: Apr. 21-May 21: You’re not one to welcome change and yet August is bound to entangle
you with some major adjustments in the relationship
department. It’s time to determine who is supportive
and who is a drain, mentally or financially. Don’t be
afraid to let loose with the old, and keep in mind the
old saying: “When one door closes another opens.”
Make that your clarion call this month.
Lucky Days: 7-16
GEMINI: May 22-June 21: The full moon on the 18th
highlights your house of communication and higher
wisdom. You might discover that simplest of projects or hobbies is waiting to be transformed into a
lifetime study or professional pursuit. Allow your
always-buzzing curiosity to lead you forward-it will
make all the right connections to support your new
aim.
Lucky Days: 3-17
CANCER: June 22-July 22: If you’ve been on a new
health or exercise regimen this is the month to up
the ante and see what new results you can reach, especially if you feel like you’ve reached a plateau. Or
if you’ve considered making some dramatic changes
to health habits now is the time (with the full moon
on the 18th) to begin. Do this now and you’ll find
that you have the wind behind you, making your
commitment much easier.
Lucky Days: 16-24
LEO: July 23-Aug. 23: Here’s a key from the writer
Joan Halifax that can help you sort out whatever desires are active in the romance department: “One
seeks solitude to know relatedness.” Allow yourself
to toggle between ‘me time’ and the social instinct
that pulls you into the world of others. The better
you understand yourself the easier it will be to find
your complimentary mate.
Lucky Days: 8-19
VIRGO: Aug. 24-Sept. 23: It’s taking a lot of effort
on your part to separate fantasy from reality, and that
AUGUST
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15th
18th
19th
24th
26th
27th
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Friendship Day
Sister’s Day
Happiness Happens Day
First Quarter Moon
Vinyl Record Day
Best Friends Day
Full Moon
Humanitarian Day
Last Quarter Moon
National Dog Day
Just Because Day
SCORPIO: Oct. 24-Nov. 22: The full moon on the
18th wobbles the balance between your home life
and your career. Some of you may decide to move
the workplace into your domestic environment. Or
you might take what you have been doing at home
as a hobby and turn it into a full time profession.
Fortunately your tenacious spirit can give you the
energy to follow through on whichever direction you
go.
Lucky Days: 23-27
Lucky Numbers 7-65
SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 23-Dec. 21: Time to bring
some discipline to your wide-eyed and future-scanning nature. It’s always great to see all of life’s possibilities but take to heart this old Russian proverb:
“If you chase two rabbits, you will not catch either
one.” Make a list of what you want and then, line by
line, cross out what is least important, leaving you
with a clear direction towards what it is you really
desire.
Lucky Days: 19-23
CAPRICORN: Dec. 22-Jan. 20: The only way out
of your tight financial situation is to plan out the rest
of this year so you live within a budget that is realistic. Once you do this you’ll feel like a two-ton
boulder has been taken off of your shoulders. Goats
always function best when they feel the future is secure. But this means you must lay out a plan for
yourself and stick to it.
Lucky Days: 13-23
AQUARIUS: Jan. 21-Feb. 19: Your co-ruler Neptune is moving backwards. It’s re-appraisal time,
when the dreamer reflects on the dream. An important question to ask yourself is whether what you’re
doing now is spiritually sustainable. Going through
the motions alone just won’t cut it. It’s time to explore more imaginative possibilities.
Lucky Days: 4-29
PISCES: Feb. 20-Mar. 20: Your co-ruler Neptune is
moving backwards. It’s re-appraisal time, when the
dreamer reflects on the dream. An important question to ask yourself is whether what you’re doing
now is spiritually sustainable. Going through the
motions alone just won’t cut it. It’s time to explore
more imaginative possibilities.
Lucky Days: 5-15
Lucky Numbers: 6-29
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...Stories from the Real World & Cyberspace
■ This month: Hard-hitting hits to hard-hitting daubs
By Jeffrey Charboneau
Special to the Bingo Bugle
Johnny Rotten Loves His Bingo
Sex Pistols frontman Johnny Rotten is
getting too old for unabashedly brazen
hobbies. The legendary rocker turned 60
this year and, now that he’s entered his
Golden Years, says playing Bingo appeals
more to him than causing anarchy in the
U.K. “I do like a round of Bingo,” he told
the British newspaper The Mirror. “I like
it when they shout ‘Bingo!’ I’d rather have
a round of Bingo than anything else.”
Johnny Rotten, real name John Lyndon,
also admits that as he grows older his musical tastes are also mellowing. Despite
being famous for having released hard-hitting hits with his band the Sex Pistols in
the 1970s, he is now more into rocking out
to a surprising form of music that seems
to be the antithesis to punk—disco. “I love
the Bee Gees and bullocks to those that
don’t,” he declared.
Bingo Teaches Preschoolers
about Nature
Flowers, bees, leaves and moths were
just a few of the treasures discovered by
preschoolers at Sternberg Museum of Natural History’s nature trail Bingo event at
Fort Hays State University in Hays,
Kansas. Armed with a magnifying glass
and a Bingo card, preschoolers and their
families toured the nature trails and located items on their cards. When one was
found, the children were given stickers of
their choosing to mark the corresponding
image on the card. A larger sticker was
awarded when a child achieved a Bingo.
Sternberg hosts activities for preschoolers
throughout the summer months. The museum has events for children of all ages,
including science camps for middle and
high schoolers.
PA Raises Bingo Prize Limits
With Pennsylvania allowing small
games of chance, and slot machines and
table games at casinos, Bingo gaming in
the state has declined. To help revive
Bingo, state lawmakers are considering revisions to the 1981 Bingo law—which,
except for minor revisions in 1982 and
1988, has remained unchanged. The
House Gaming Oversight Committee approved a bill to increase limits for prize
payouts from $250 to $500 for any one
game of Bingo, from $2,000 to $4,000 for
jackpot games, and from $4,000 to $8,000
for the total amount of prizes awarded in
one day. The measure would also remove
restrictions on the number of days a licensee can conduct Bingo games. “Not
long ago, Bingo halls were packed with
enthusiastic players, but the game has
faced declining popularity amid the rise of
casino gaming in Pennsylvania,” said Rep.
Kate Klunk, R-169, Hanover, the bill
sponsor. “Local organizations that rely on
Bingo for fundraising are struggling to
bring in the funds they once did, and the
state law pertaining to the game is not
helping its revival.”
$1 Million Bingo Payouts Legal
in Alabama
Anniston, Alabama, made it legal earlier this year to play $1 million payout
Bingo games—the highest amount in the
state. But don’t expect the city to become
a haven for Bingo parlors anytime soon,
city officials said. Anniston city officials
said Bingo games could earn big bucks for
the city and the nonprofits that would run
them. But while the Bingo law provides
for big-time payouts, it also contains restrictions designed to keep games small
like they’ve always been in the area.
Meanwhile, some Anniston nonprofits are
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needed to run large games effectively. The
Anniston City Council updated its Bingo
in May, taking advantage of a state law
passed in March that increases possible
paper Bingo payouts in Calhoun County
to $1 million a week from the previous
$120,000 maximum. The state law came
at the request of the Piedmont, Alabama,
mayor and City Council who want to help
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