Community Association Newsletter August 2012

East Lake Village
Community Association Newsletter
August 2012
East Lake Village
Content
5325 Village Center Drive Yorba Linda CA 92886
Main Clubhouse…………………….779-0657
RCII…………………………………..701-9440
FAX…………………………………..779-8725
Finance Fax…………………………779-5491
E-mail………………….EastLake@elvca.com
Clubhouse Hours
9:00am - 9:00pm
7 days a week
Staff Extensions
General Manager…………….……….Susan Janowicz 102
Operations Manager……………….….…...Jeff Leinen 101
Finance Manager…………….….……....Tammy Rees 105
Finance Assistant….……..……….….Laurie Hamilton 108
Community Relations…………….…..…..Lori Martinez 107
Activities Coordinator…………….….…..Dena Mohler 110
Staff E-mail
Susan Janowicz……………………...sjanowicz@elvca.com
Jeff Leinen ……………………………….jleinen@elvca.com
Tammy Rees………………………………trees@elvca.com
Lori Martinez………………………….lmartinez@elvca.com
Dena Mohler…………………………...dmohler@elvca.com
Master-Board Of Directors
Jim Jobst, President…………………………….321-7313
Bridget Blehm, Vice President…………………970-0339
Pat Schiada, Treasurer…………………………777-6758
Wayne Pabich, Secretary……….……………..777-9241
Marisa Mallory, Member-at-Large .…………...777-6035
District Delegates
District 1: Jim Jobst……………………………...321-7313
District 2: Ed Brown……………………………...970-8885
District 3: Sue Wohlt……………………………..779-5135
District 4: Doreen Saba.………………………...779-2321
District 5: Dale Bradley ………………………….970-8546
District 6: Mark Kuka…………………………….779-5321
District 7: Bill Schuler……………………………693-1910
District 8: Mary Leef………………………..……779-2286
District 9: Jeff Li………………………………….695-9938
District 10: Ernie Booker………………………..296-3313
District 11: Chris Myrand………………………..777-3409
District 12: Tom Winter………………………….779-7253
District 13: George Peterman…………………..779-1716
Boathouse Hours
Summer Hours
Monday - Sunday
9am - 8:00pm
(Last check out 7pm)
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Board Highlights
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Finance
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Important Information
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For Your Information
13-14
Fitness Classes
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Club News
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Swim Club
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Upcoming Events
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RCII Schedule
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Calendar
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Discounts for ELV Residents
RCII Facility Hours:
Gym & Spa
5:30am - 10:00pm
Pool
5:30am—10:00pm
(Lap swimming only
from 5:30am-7am, so
as not to disturb the
surrounding neighbors)
East Lake Village Webpage
www.elvca.com
Download forms
Access previous newsletters
Classified Ads
Rules and Regulations
Make a payment
Print Architectural Forms
Master Board Meeting
Tuesday, August 14, 2012 at 7:00pm
at the
East Lake Clubhouse
Copies of the meeting’s agenda with topics to be discussed will be made available four days prior to the meeting at the Clubhouse and online www.elvca.com
Shores Board Meeting
Thursday, August 9, 2012 at 5:30pm
At the East Lake Clubhouse
Shores Homeowners:
Committee Chairpersons:
Any questions regarding your Shores Property,
please call StoneKastle Community Management, INC at (714) 395-5245
Architectural: Tracy Decuire…………………….693-1605
Bridge Club: George Raheb…………………….779-0308
Finance Committee: Pat Schiada ……………...777-6758
Lake Management: Harold Cottrill……………...779-5564
Tom Rosas………………...779-5556
Rec Committee: Connie Alford………………….693-9562
Book Club: Sue Dexter…………………………..695-1277
Shores Board Of Directors
Keith Hocking, President …...938-5040
Richard Grubbs, VP………….777-4146
Kjell Taylor, Secretary……….779-3929
To report street light outages: determine the identification number of the specific light
which is on the pole and call 1-800-655-4555. The light will be reactivated in a matter of
hours. Lights on the greenbelts, City of Yorba Linda. Call 961-7170
Tom Moore, Treasurer……….695-9410
The greenbelts are not the responsibility of the Association. If you see any suspicious
activity on the greenbelt or have a question regarding maintenance of the area, please
call the City of Yorba Linda Mon-Fri or on weekends call the Police Department.
Rick Reiss, Member-at-large..701-0453
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Board Highlights
By Susan Janowicz, General Manager, CCAM, CMCA, MCM
Lori Martinez, Community Relations Coordinator, reported on behalf of the Hearing and Architectural Review
Committees for the month of June. The Hearing Committee had invited 25 homeowners to hearings, of which
11 were recommended for fines due to property maintenance issues. The Architectural Review Committee
considered 18 applications, all of which were approved .
There were 2 Over-The-Counter approvals.
THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY ONLY AND NOT
NECESSARILY EVERY ISSUE TO COME BEFORE THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Directors Jim Jobst, Bridget Blehm, Pat Schiada, Wayne
Pabich and Marisa Mallory attended the July 10, 2012
Board of Directors meeting.
Staff in attendance included Susan Janowicz (General
Manager), Jeff Leinen (Operations Manager),Tammy Vega (Finance Manager) and Lori Martinez (Community Relations Coordinator).
Eagle Rays Swim Club had a fundraiser scheduled for
July 12th.
Pat Schiada, Treasurer, reported on behalf of the Finance Committee. For the month ending June 30 finances were $22,000 better-than-planned, and $49,400 betterthan-planned year-to-date.
Tom Rosas, Co-Chair of the Lake Management Committee, reported on their June meeting.
 The Committee meets monthly to review the condition
and quality of the lake, lake operations, lake usage,
environmental concerns/issues, boat usage and
maintenance, fish, lake consultant reports and staff
reports, and much more.
 The lake clarity was reported to be 33-36 inches in
June, with temperatures slightly rising due to the summer heat.
 Boat checkouts on Mother’s Day was 37 which reflected a much higher usage than in years past (way to go
dads!).
 Two paddle boats were purchased and one paddle
boat was removed from the fleet.
 There were 92 participants at the Fishing Derby.
 Additional instructions will be given to homeowners
when checking out the larger Duffy boats.
Homeowners Forum offered an opportunity for residents
to address the Board of Directors with any questions, concerns or comments. Topics of discussion and comments
included music in the Clubhouse. The Board of Directors
instructed staff to have background music play in the
Clubhouse at all times to offer a more welcoming atmosphere.
The Board of Directors took the following actions:
 Approved June financial statements
 Approved suspension of one homeowner due to delinquencies
 Approved fines for eleven homeowners due to property maintenance violations
 Approved Organizational Meeting Minutes of June 12,
2012
 Approved Board of Directors Meeting Minutes of June
12, 2012
 Sanctioned of a new card club—”Hand and Foot” to
meet on the second and fourth Mondays of each
month
 Denied a request to have banquet room cancellation
fee waived
 Ratified the following reserve expenditures:
 Wood Work Replacement—$3,829
 Ice Maker Replacement—$4,799
 Pool Repairs at all facilities—$8,593.72
 2 Paddle Boats—$1,676.70
 Lake Aerators—$2,848.58
 Proposed changes to the Architectural Guidelines pertaining to non-standard gates (see pages 8-10 for details)
 Proposed changes to the Pet Rules (see page 6-7 for
details)
 Proposed changes to the Pool Rules (see page 5 for
details)
Connie Alford, Chair of the Recreation Committee,
advised the Board of the following activities:
 The Spaghetti Dinner was cancelled due to low participation.
 The last Bingo Night raised $618 for the Holiday Tree
Lighting Project. The Committee also decided to
charge $5 more the day before, to encourage participants to sign up earlier.
 There were 92 kids at the Fishing Derby (40 were
East Lake kids/friends and the remainder were from a
local Boy Scout Troop).
 The Committee decided to purchase lighting decorations for next year’s Patriotic Boat Parade.
 The Pool Rules were reviewed with recommendations
made to the Board regarding the age restrictions of
the Jacuzzi usage
 Plans are underway for 2013.
Jeff Leinen, Operations Manager, reported on behalf of
the Landscape Committee. Monthly walkthroughs are
conducted at all facilities and lake perimeter to inspect the
landscaping and work performed by the Association’s contractor.
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Board Highlights—continued
Finance / Important Info
The General Session was adjourned at 8:08pm. An
Excutive Session was held following the General Session to discuss litigation, matters relating to the formation of contracts with third parties, member discipline, personnel matters and member delinquency or
payment of assessments/fines.
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, August 14,
2012.
If you would like to have a matter addressed by the
Board of Directors, please contact Susan Janowicz,
General Manager no later than the first Tuesday of the
month. The matter will then be added to the agenda for
discussion and consideration at the following Tuesday’s
meeting. Please drop off to the Clubhouse or e-mail to
Eastlake@elvca.com.
BUDGET COMPARISON REPORT
Month Ending June 30, 2012
By Tammy Rees
ELVCA Finance Manager
ACTUAL
BUDGET
DIFFERENCE
Total Revenue
$193,955
$176,407
$17,548
Total Expenses
$175,804
$180,708
$4,905_
Excess of Revenue
Over Expenses
$18,152
$(4,301)
$22,453
The third month of Fiscal Year 2012/13 reflected income over budget by
$17,548 and expenses under budget $4,905 for a net variance of $22,453
under budget. The increase in income was primarily due to higher than
expected escrow closings and Swim Club participation this month. The
Management team is continuing in keeping administration costs low which
created the net effect of lower expenses.
Congratulations to our Swim Club Team for reaching close to full enrollment levels.
Civil Code Section 1363.05 (The Open Meeting Act) requires that before a Board may discuss a matter in open session, the proposal must first appear on an agenda published
to the membership. Agendas are available to the membership four days prior to a scheduled and noticed Board of Directors meeting. The agenda will be posted at the Clubhouse and on line at www.elvca.com for homeowners’ review.
The Finance Committee meets the second Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m.
The Committee is responsible for overseeing the spending of the Association including operations, committees, clubs and events. We always welcome new participation.
Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday August 14, 2012 at 6 p.m.
Do not hesitate to call me if you have any questions. You can reach me at
(714) 779-0657 or by e-mail TRees@elvca.com
The Board may only discuss items on the published agenda;
however homeowners may still speak on issues not on the
agenda during Homeowners’ Forum. The Board or staff may
briefly respond to statements made or questions posed by a
person speaking at a meeting.
This law does permit the Board to take action on an item not
on the agenda if the Board determines that: (1) an emergency situation exists; (2) there is a need to take immediate
action that came to the attention of the Board after the agenda was posted and distributed; or (3) the item appeared on
an agenda that was posted and distributed for a prior meeting within 30 calendar days prior.
Holiday Boat
Reservations
Mark your calendar!
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Holiday Boat Reservations may be made
in person only beginning Saturday,
November 17th at 9:00am at the Front
Desk of the Clubhouse.
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Please note that you will not be able to
make a reservation by phone until
Sunday, November 20th at 9:00am.
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Important Information
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Important Information
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Important Information
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Important Information
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Important Information
Attention Parents!
Summarized Guest Policy
The Staff at East Lake would like to ask you for your
assistance in reminding your children about
appropriate behavior, the need for an East Lake ID
card, and the guest policy when at any of the East Lake
facilities.
Club/Rec Area - 2 guests per resident or
6 guests per household, if the owner is present.
RCII and Heritage - 2 guests per resident or
6 guests per household, if the owner is present.
As a reminder, children may have no more than 2
guests at the Clubhouse, basketball/volleyball courts
and they must have their East Lake ID card. (Children
who have passed the swim test may swim in the pools
without adult supervision when a lifeguard is on duty,
but may not bring guests.)
RCII Workout - No guests permitted.
Certified Fitness trainers permitted.
Basketball Court - 2 guests per resident or
6 guests per household, if the owner is present.
If problems arise we will ask the child to leave. If necessary, ID cards may be revoked and privileges suspended.
Volleyball Court - 2 guests per resident or
6 guests per household, if the owner is present.
Pools - Children under 14, no guests without an
adult present. 14 years of age and older, 2 guests
per resident or 6 guests per household, if owner is
present.
Swim Diapers
All children who are not toilet trained need to wear
swim diapers at all times while in the water.
Defecation/pool contamination causing the closure of a
pool will be billed back to the responsible Homeowner
at a minimum cost of $125.00. Staff members will be
checking children. If they do not have swim diapers
they will not be allowed to enter the water.
8-13 years of age may swim without an adult if they
have passed a swim test, have a parent waiver on
file and a lifeguard is on duty.
Boating - 2 guests per resident, of up to a maximum
boat capacity.
Fishing - Ages 8-17 must have a signed Fishing Rules
Acknowledgement on file. Ages 8-13, 2 guests per
resident. 14 years of age and older, 4 guests per resident or 6 guests per household, if owner is present.
Digital ID Cards Required!
Please stop by the main Clubhouse any day between 9am-5pm to obtain an ID card. You will
need to bring photo ID and proof of residency.
Homeowner may not exceed a maximum of
6 guests per household.
There is a $10 replacement fee for lost cards.
ID cards are REQUIRED for use of any of the facilities and lake.
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Important Information
East Lake Village Café Menu
Snacks & Lunch
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Cheese Quesadilla
Grilled Chicken Quesadilla
Teriyaki Chicken Bowl
Corn Dog
Hot Dog
Nachos
Popcorn
Slush Puppies
Summer Lifeguards Schedule
For the month of August Lifeguards will
be on duty as follows:
Family Pool Lifeguard Hours:
2 Lifeguards 12-5pm & 1 Lifeguard 5-7pm
RCII Lifeguard Hours:
(weekends/holidays only):
Cherry
Blue Raspberry
Lemon Lime
Cherry Cola
Bubblegum
Watermelon
1 Lifeguard 12-7pm
Other Beverages
Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times, unless they have passed the swim test and
have a parent waiver on file. If the child
8-13 years of age has passed the swim
test and has a parent waiver on file, then
they may swim without an adult only
when there is a lifeguard on duty, but
may not bring guests.
Regular & Large Sodas
Bottled Water
Candy and Sides
Sour Twists, Air Heads
Chips
Candy Bars
Hours of Operation
Every Day 12pm—4pm
Lifeguards are not present at the Wader
Pool, Adult Pool or Heritage Pool
(signs are posted).
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FYI
Aqua Aerobics
Aqua Zumba
Mon/Wed 9am—10am
Adult Pool at Clubhouse
Missing Cat
Black and White
Please Call
562-922-4542
Known as the Zumba “pool party,” the Aqua Zumba
program gives new meaning to the idea of an invigorating workout. Splashing, stretching, twisting, even
shouting, laughing, hooting and hollering are often
heard during an Aqua Zumba class.
Integrating the Zumba formula and philosophy with
traditional aqua fitness disciplines, the Aqua Zumba
class blends it all together into a safe, challenging,
water-based workout that’s cardio-conditioning,
body-toning, and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief.
OR
Aqua Aerobics
Tues/Thurs 6pm—7pm
Adult Pool at Clubhouse
This traditional style Aqua Aerobics class combines
the best of the fitness world with the low impact value of the aquatic environment. With the ability to
modify the moves to suit all types of aquatic enthusiasts, these classes feature talented instructors who
are committed to helping you reach your fitness
goals. This class is for anyone who wants to get
moving, beginning or expert, come see why experts
recommend aquatic fitness!
Aug. 1 - 31
Sign up at the Clubhouse
$40 for Residents $50 for Guests* per month
* see p. 13 for guest registration policy
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Fitness Classes
Power & Pilates
Beginning and Intermediate Yoga
Session: August 1 - 31
Session: August 1 - 29
Days/Times: Wed/Fri 9:15 –10:15am
Days/Times: Mon/Wed 6:00 - 7:00pm
Where: Bottom floor of the Clubhouse
Where: Bottom floor of the Clubhouse
Cost: $30 for Residents $40 for Guests*
Cost: $30 for Residents $40 for Guests*
This course is designed to learn about enhancing
your mind-body connection. Students should bring a
towel, yoga mat, block and strap.
By practicing Pilates, you will strengthen your core, have
more energy and improve your total appearance.
Strength Training With Natalie
ZUMBA
Session: Aug. 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30
Session: Aug. 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30
Days/Times: Tues/Thurs 5:30-6:00pm
Days/Times: Tues/Thurs 6:00 - 7:00pm
Where: Bottom floor of the Clubhouse
Where: Bottom floor of the Clubhouse
Cost: $20 for Residents $30 for Guests* per month
Cost: $45 for Residents $55 for Guests* per month
Get stronger, leaner, healthier…
With a regular strength training program, you can
reduce your body fat, increase your lean muscle
mass and burn calories more efficiently.
Zumba program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and
easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness
program that will blow you away.
No Excuses Boot Camp for Women
Session: July 30 - Aug. 24
Days/Times: M, W, F at 5:30-6:30am or
8:00-9:00am
Pre-registration is required! Please sign up at the main Clubhouse prior to participating in the class.
Refund Policy – All refunds requested prior to the session starting are subject to a $10.00 processing fee. There will be no refunds provided once the class or session has started.
Where: East Lake Village Parking Lot/basketball
court, around the lake, and on the beautiful trails of
Yorba Linda.
*All guests must be sponsored by a Resident and can participate
only as space permits.
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No pro-rating of class fees.
Cost: $65 for Residents and $75 for Guests*
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No Discounts
Monday and Friday consists of strength, anaerobic,
and interval training. Wednesday is dedicated to
hiking, walking, or running (whatever you are capable
of) on the beautiful trails of Yorba Linda.
Campers should bring – mat, 5 or 8 lb. weights, water
and a towel.
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Clubs
MAH JONGG PLAYERS WANTED
Hand and Foot Card Club!
Existing Mah Jongg group would like additional players.
Both experienced and beginning players are welcome.
Mah Jongg is an ancient Chinese tile game which requires
skill as well as luck. If you don’t know how to play, we will
teach you in one-on-one sessions until you can comfortably play in a group setting. We play on Wednesday evenings from 6pm-9pm at the Clubhouse. We are a friendly
and fun group and you are welcome to come by any
Wednesday during play time and check us out!
We meet the second and fourth Tuesday of the month
from 1 PM to 4 PM. Hand and Foot is a card game that
requires a partner, so if you’re interested in playing, grab
a partner and join us. Currently, we have 3 teams that
have signed up.
It’s a very easy game to learn, so even if you don’t know
how to play, we’ll show up early to give you a quick lesson your first time out.
Please call Milla Bialosky at (714) 504-6795, or email
her at millabialosky@aol.com .
For more information please call Bridget Blehm at
714-970-0339 and let her know you will be joining them.
Hope to see you at the clubhouse!
Craft & Color
Craft and Color is a fun group that provides children of
preschool age and under with a safe place to play. We
will be meeting at the Wader Pool at the Clubhouse on
August 6, 14, 20, and 28 from 10am-12pm. We will be
meeting at the Heritage pool on Friday August 24 from
10am-12pm.
Ladies' Bunco Night
New Members Are Welcome!!
Come play Bunco with a great group of women!
We meet on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 7pm at the
Clubhouse. The next meeting will be on
Tuesday, August 21.
It's also an excellent opportunity to talk to other parents
and learn more about our MOMS Club. We will provide a
different craft/activity at each Craft and Color (holiday
crafts, coloring, play-doh, etc.). Bring your little ones and
join us for some fun!
*Residents only, 21 and over please.
Any Questions please call Cheryl Hansen
714-878-6070
Bake cupcakes directly in
ice-cream cones, so much more
fun and easier for kids to eat.
Make an instant cupcake carrier
by cutting crosses into a box lid.
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Swim Club News
The East Lake Eagle Rays Swim Team has been busy
participating in swim meets, hosting fundraisers and of
course practicing! The team is always accepting new
members, beginner to experienced, and we would love
you to join us.
The Team held its annual swim-along at RCII on Thursday, July 12. A total of 29 participants swam 2,749 laps!
This is the teams’ biggest and most important fundraiser
of the year. Proceeds from this fundraiser are used to
pay the heat for the RCII pool from November to March for the swim club and any East Lake resident who would like to swim in the winter. Last year the swim club paid $18,000 in heating bills to
keep RCII pool opened and heated from 3-7pm for November though March. We are still collecting from our sponsors, and we will report back next month. Thanks to parent volunteers Susi
Kahn and Carrie Walker for coordinating this fundraiser.
Summer is the busiest season for swim meets and the Rays swimmers have done well in their
competitions. The Rays finished 5th overall at Orange County Swim Conference Pentathlon
meet. Congratulations to the following swimmers who
earned a top ten finish in their age group!
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Noah Khan (7-8 Boys) 2nd Place
Naveed Ramin (7-8 Boys) 6th Place
Marah Kane (9-10 Girls) 10th Place
Kian Ramin (9-10 Boys) 2nd Place
Christian Khan (9-10 Boys) 5th Place
Zachary Co (11-12 Boys) 1st Place
Jake Leichner (11-12 Boys) 6th Place
Congratulations to the following swimmers who have
qualified to represent the RAYS at the Southern California Swimming Junior Olympics!
Zachary Co, Christian Khan, Jake Leichner, Kenton Quan, Kian Ramin, and Derrick Yen.
It is very difficult to make the cut to qualify for this meet. We would like to congratulate our swimmers for working so hard and our wonderful coaches for their commitment to our team!
If you are interested in our team, please come to RCII between 4 and 6 or email swimcoachdevon@yahoo.com for
more information.
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Upcoming Events
Friday Night Late Night
August 3
7pm-11pm
Bridge, Poker and Game Night
Saturday, August 11
7pm-10pm
Residents can play poker, hang out, socialize or
just stop by for soda and popcorn. The
Clubhouse will be open until 11pm.
We provide popcorn, sodas and coffee.
This is a great way to meet your neighbors!
Let’s Go To The Movies!
Only $1
Cinema City Theatres invites you to join them for their Annual Summer Movie Matinee. A different
film will show each week at 9:45am on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Doors open at 9:15am. Admission
is $1 for everyone. Cinema City is also proud to offer $1 Drinks and $1 Popcorn for their Summer Movie
Matinee guests.
July 31 & Aug 1
How to Train Your Dragon
August 7 & 8
Dolphin Tale
Please come early. Space is limited. Admission is required for all persons age 3 and over, or occupying a seat,
including infants in carriers. Please be aware that strollers may not be accommodated.
5635 E. La Palma Avenue, Anaheim Hills.
714-970-6700
Edwards Anaheim Hills 14 invites moviegoers of all ages to climb aboard the Summer Movie Express to
enjoy a great selection of films. Movies are G or PG rated for only $1 on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at 10:00am. A portion of proceeds from the Summer Movie Express will be donated to the Will Rogers
Institute.
July 31 & Aug 1
Rio
Spy Kids: All the Time
August 7 & 8
Chimpanzee
Hoodwinked Too
August 14 & 15
Arthur Christmas
Smurfs
8030 East Santa Ana Canyon Road, Anaheim Hills
714-282-5953
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Upcoming Events
Spend Sunday Nights at the Adult Pool
Get out of the House on those HOT August Nights!
Listen to local musicians play as you enjoy the beautiful view while sitting
Poolside among Family & Friends at the adult pool.
Feel free to bring your own Appetizers & Beverages of choice
* Adults Only Please
August 5th , Rob Verdi— Professional Saxophonist, playing with tracks.
Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Santana, & others
August 12th, Jeb Lipson - Acoustic Guitar, Country/Folk
August 19th, Acoustic Conversation , High Energy, acoustic-electric band
Calling all T-Birds and Pink Ladies!
Come out and Join us for a fun filled evening as we
take a trip back to simpler times. Sing-along to your
favorite hits as we watch “bad boy”, Danny and “the girl
next door”, Sandy fall in love all over again in the
original high school musical, GREASE!
Seating starts at 7:00pm. ~Movie starts at 7:45pm
Please RSVP early so that we know how many
movie fans to expect. 714-779-0657
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Upcoming Events
Pageant of The Masters
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Eureka! Its The Genius!
As the festival of Arts celebrates it's 80th Birthday, the Pageant will
pull back the curtain on The Genius. The 2012 pageant will once again showcase classic works by some of the
extraordinary masters who galvanized art history. From the glories of the Italian Renaissance to the deeply personal
imaginings of modern masters, The Genius will be filled with breathtaking theatrical recreations of memorable
artworks. You don't need to be a rocket scientist to enjoy The Genius, which promises to be fun and inspiring.
Tickets on Sale Now at The Clubhouse $60/ Person
The chartered bus leaves the Clubhouse at 3:30pm. Show starts at 8:30pm and ends at 10:30pm. There is
plenty of time before the Pageant starts to have dinner, walk around Laguna Beach and enjoy the Festival
of Arts.
(In addition to the show, your Pageant ticket also entitles you to free unlimited admission to the Festival of
Arts all summer long!)
Making Sense of Medicare
DRIVE–THRU E-Waste
Collection & Shredding!
Saturday, September 15th
9am to 12pm
Wednesday, September 12th
7pm -9pm
Original Medicare - What does it cover?
HMOs, PPOs and Medicare Supplement
(Medi-gap) What’s the differences?
Long Term Care -What’s does Medicare cover?
Medi-cal & VA Benefits - Eligibility and income/
asset guidelines!
Shredding
For all of those old documents, Shred Pros will shred
it right in front of you with their on-site mobile
shredding truck. Shred Pros is only charging $2 per
box or $10 a container…and one container can
hold up to seven standard size file boxes of paper!
2012 Changes – Even if you came last year,
come again to find out what has changed!
(10 Boxes or 2 Containers Maximum, Please!) If you
have a bigger job then that, feel free to check out their
website at: www.shred-pros.com with any questions
you may have or call the owner, Sonny Torrez,
directly at (714) 333-6470.
Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D
Part A - Hospital
Part B - Medical
Part C – Medicare Advantage Plans
Part D - Prescription Drugs Plans “Donut Hole”How to avoid it!
E-Waste Collection
Sonia Jensen, a Medicare Insurance
Specialist, will be giving a FREE
presentation on Making Sense of
Medicare.
Load up those worn out, broken and outdated,
Televisions, Monitors, Computer Systems, Copy
Machines, Fax Machines, Printers, Wiring and
Cellular Phones. All you need to do is drive up at the
Clubhouse and someone from E-recycling will unload
it all for you!
Please RSVP to the Clubhouse at
(714) 779-0657 to let us know you’re coming!
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Upcoming Events
“BINGO!” Friday, September 28th
Doors Open 7:00pm
Games Start at 7:30pm
$10 Residents ~ $12 Guests
Tickets on Sale August 1st
Reserve a Table for a Group of 8-10 people for only $5
* Ticket Prices Increase to $15 on Thursday Sept. 27th
Must be 18 yrs. old to play
Sodas, Coffee, Popcorn and Cookies will be provided.
Bingo Etiquette
Bingo is a well-known game that involves chance and good luck. The basic premise of the game involves the
random selection of numbers for the opportunity to win prizes. As with any kind of activity, it is smart to be
aware of the proper etiquette and protocol before you play the game.
Respect
Please show respect and common courtesy towards bingo callers, as they exert absolutely no control or
influence over the winning numbers. The only time it is acceptable to make a comment is when the caller is
simply inaudible or speaking too rapidly and you cannot understand him.
Stay Quiet
Most people concentrate very deeply on bingo, especially during the calling out of numbers. Please show
respect for the other callers by staying quiet for the entire game. Abstain from chatting with your friends or
people sitting near you. Turn your cell phone off or keep it on "vibrate." Some players may be hard of hearing
and if you talk over the numbers you may cause someone to miss out on winning
Personality
Show your personable side at bingo games. After all, bingo is an interactive activity that involves being
around a lot of other people. Bingo is not solely a game for winning -- it can be a fun and rewarding
experience that helps you to make a lot of new friends that have similar interests to you, as well.
Calling “Bingo”
If you are so lucky that you have winning numbers, make sure to say "Bingo" in a clear and loud manner. If
you mumble "Bingo," people may not hear you. Also, if you are going to call out "Bingo," double check to
make sure you really have it.
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RCII Pool Schedule
Dissolve six to eight aspirin
pills in a glass of warm
water, coat hair with the
solution, let sit for 10 to 15
minutes, then rinse.
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August 2012
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
Late Night
Friday
7-11pm
5
Summer
Concert
7-9pm
12
6
13
Summer
Concert
7-9pm
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Grease
Sing-A-Long
7:45pm
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9
11
Bridge
Night
7pm-12am
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15
16
17
18
21
22
23
24
25
Finance Mtg
6pm
Board Mtg
7pm
ARC
5pm
Hearing
7pm
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10
Pageant of
Shores
The Masters
Board Mtg
3:305:30pm
11:30pm
ARC
5pm
Summer
Concert
7-9pm
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8
7
28
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Volunteer
Appreciation
Party
30
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Lake
Management
Mtg 7pm
Zumba
Tues & Thurs
9:15-10:15am
6:00—7:00p
Strength Training
Tues & Thurs
5:30—6:00p
Aqua Zumba
Mon & Wed
9:00-10:00a
Aqua Aerobics
Tues & Thurs
6:00-7:00p
Yoga
Wed & Fri
9:15—10:15a
Eagle Rays Practice
Mon—Fri
3:30—8:30p
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Boot Camp
Mon, Wed & Fri
5:30—6:30a
8:00—9:00a
Pilates
Mon & Wed
6:00—7:00p
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