STUDENT APARTMENTS
500 Primero Grv # 101 • Davis, CA 95616 • (530) 754-8455
OCTOBER 2014
WELCOME!!!!
Maintenance Tip of the Month
Pick Pears
Early fall is peak
season for pears.
The juicy fruit is a
great source of
vitamin C and fiber.
Cooking brings out
their flavor.
Kitchen Tip
To get more juice
out of lemons and
limes, microwave
them for 15 seconds
before cutting.
Lost and Found
If you lose
something around
the property, please
make sure to check
with the Lost and
Found at the Primero
Grove Leasing
Office. Thanks!
Report any leaks you spot in the kitchen
or bathroom without delay to the office to
avoid a flood or damage to your apartment
or your neighbors’ apt. Our maintenance
team works around the clock for you.
Patio Bird Wires
Patio bird wires aren’t for hanging
laundry! In an attempt to detour the pigeon
population, we installed wire bird lines on
the patio railings of the 2nd and 3rd floors.
These are not to be disturbed and you may
not put anything on the railings as they will
break. Towels or other items shall not be
hung from balconies or patios. Wires that
are broken due to misuse of your patio will
be billed back to the resident for repairs.
Think Ahead
October is the perfect time to score
some great deals. Pick up next summer’s
wardrobe at deep discounts, or purchase a
vacation for less.
Final Note: Welcome home again and if
you miss a newsletter, you can access it on
the web at www.primerogrove.com under
News & Events, past newsletter.
The Primero Grove Staff would like to
welcome you home! To help make your
apartment life at Primero Grove more
enjoyable, here are a few tips to follow.
• Safety and Emergency Resources.
In case of fire, use the pull stations
and call 911. For police and medical
or health emergencies, please call
911 and if a phone is not available,
you may use the fire alarm pull station
to get help.
• For Maintenance Emergencies.
Call the office at 530-754-8455, wait
for the operator to assist you. Be sure
to clearly indicate this is an
emergency call. Please state your
name, apartment number, telephone
number, and the nature of the
emergency. Our on-call staff will come
to your assistance.
Smoke & Tobacco Free UC Davis
It is the responsibility of all members of
the University Community to observe and
comply with the smoke and tobacco free
policy in order to maintain a healthier
community and cleaner environment. For
additional information on cessation
programs and resources, we encourage
you to visit: breathefree.ucdavis.edu.
Please share this information with your
friends and family too. Thank You.
Your Friendly Primero Grove Team
Property Manager/Supervisor Susannah Scullin
Assistant Manager
Mary Macharaga
Leasing Consultant
Christtianne Burdeth
Maintenance
Supervisor
Jerry Tillinghast
Maintenance Tech II
Steve Gonzales
Maintenance Tech II
Rodolfo Junez-Juarez
Groundskeeper
David Levario
OFFICE HOURS: M–F 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
OFFICE PHONE (530) 754-8455
EMERGENCY AFTER HOURS (530) 754-8455
October 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
Saturday
2
3
4
Davis Farmers’
Market
8 a.m.–1 p.m
Mondavi Center:
Comedy Take Over
9
10
11
UC Davis Instruction Begins
5
6
7
8
Mondavi Center:
Rising Stars of
Opera
Mondavi Center:
Cyrille Aimee
12 Columbus Day 13
14
Mondavi Center:
Arts & Leisure
15
Mondavi Center:
The Hot Sardines
19
20
21
16
17
22
23
24
Mondavi Center:
Akram Khan
Company
27
28
29
30
18
Davis Farmers’
Market
8 a.m.–1 p.m
Mondavi Center:
Experience Hendrix
Mondavi Center:
Mummenschanz Musical Robot
26
Davis Farmers’
Market
8 a.m.–1 p.m
Davis Farmers’
Market
8 a.m.–1 P.m
Mondavi Center:
San Francisco
Symphony
25
31
Mondavi Center:
The Very Hungry
Caterpillar
OCTOBER
1847: Under the pen name Currer
Bell, author Charlotte Bronte’s novel
“Jane Eyre” is published.
1863: President Abraham Lincoln
declares Thanksgiving an official U.S.
holiday to be celebrated on the last
Thursday of November.
1908: Henry Ford introduces the Ford
Model T automobile, priced at $850.
1927: Workers begin sculpting the
likenesses of four American presidents
onto a mountain face in South Dakota.
Mount Rushmore would be completed
in 1939.
1962: Johnny Carson takes the reins
from Jack Paar as host of “The Tonight
Show.” Carson went on to lead the
late-night program for the next
30 years.
1947: Harry Truman delivers the
first televised presidential address
from the White House. His topic is
food conservation.
1971: Walt Disney’s second theme
park, Walt Disney World, opens near
Orlando, Fla.
1953: The New York Yankees defeat
the Brooklyn Dodgers and win their
fifth consecutive World Series, a feat
no Major League Baseball team had
ever achieved.
1998: At age 77, John Glenn returns
to space aboard the shuttle Discovery,
nearly 40 years after becoming the
first American to orbit the Earth.
2001: Apple introduces the iPod, a
portable digital music player that can
store 1,000 songs.