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East Lake VillageCommunity Association NewsletterMarch2017Community AssociationNewsletter
East Lake Village5325 Village Center Drive Yorba Linda CA 92886Main Clubhouse .779-0657RCII .701-9440Finance Fax 779-5491E-mail .EastLake@elvca.comOC Sherriff .647-7000Staff ExtensionsGeneral Manager . .Susan Janowicz 102Operations Manager . . .Jeff Leinen 101Finance Manager . . .Tammy Rees 105Activities Coordinator . . Bree Illum 110Community Relations Coordinator . Liberty Gutierrez 107Staff E-mailSusan Janowicz . .sjanowicz@elvca.comJeff Leinen . .jleinen@elvca.comTammy Rees . . trees@elvca.comBree Illum . .billum@elvca.comLiberty Gutierrez .lgutierrez@elvca.comClubhouse HoursMarch 1 - 119:00am - 7:00pm7 days a weekMarch 12 - 319:00am - 9:00pm7 days a weekBoathouse HoursMonday - Sunday10am - 5pm(last check out 3:30pm)RCII Facility Hours:Gym & Spa5:30am - 9:30pmPoolCLOSED due tore-plastering.Content3Board Highlights4—5Important Information6Finance6In Memoriam7For Your Information8—9Easter Fun10—17Upcoming Events18—19Event Highlights20Brag Column20YL Community News21Club News22Lifeguard Training23Fitness Classes24—29Community News30Calendar31—34Event Sponsors36—38Ads and DiscountsMaster-Board Of DirectorsBridget Blehm, President . 970-0339Wayne Pabich, Vice President. . .777-9241Marisa Mallory, Secretary . . .777-6035Pat Schiada, Treasurer 777-6758Tony Gianetto, Member at Large. . .693-5355Next Master Board MeetingTuesday, March 14, 2017 at 7:00pmat theEast Lake ClubhouseDistrict DelegatesDistrict 1: Jon Garnant .809-5015District 2: Pat Palmer 779-1949District 3: Jerry Tingwall .970-6702District 4: Greg Gianelli. . .970-5252District 5: Dale Bradley . .970-8546District 6: Steven Sanfilippo . .779-2901District 7: VacantDistrict 8: George Raheb .779-0308District 9: VacantDistrict 10: VacantDistrict 11: Chris Myrand .777-3409District 12 Dan Quinn . .697-0301District 13: George Peterman . .779-1716Committee/Club Chairpersons:Architectural: Russ Poquette . . .695-0748Finance Committee: Pat Schiada . .777-6758Lake Management: Greg Gianelli . .970-5252Rec Committee: Francine Lingis. . .340-3033R/V Camping Club: Tony Gianetto . .693-5355Ladies’ Bunco Club: Cheryl Hansen . .878-6070Hand & Foot Club: Bridget Blehm . . .970-0339Bowling Club: Ethel Hughes .777-1403East Lake Village Webpagewww.elvca.comDownload formsAccess previous newslettersClassified AdsRules and RegulationsPrint Architectural FormsTo reportStreet Light Outages:Determine the identificationnumber of the specific lightwhich is on the pole and call1-800-655-4555. The lightwill be reactivated in a matterof hours. Lights on thegreenbelts, City of YorbaLinda. Call 961-7170The greenbelts are not theresponsibility of the Association. If you see any suspicious activity on the greenbelt or have a question regarding maintenance of thearea, please call the City ofYorba Linda Mon-Fri or onweekends call the PoliceDepartment.The City and the Police Department are both excellentat responding to Homeowners.2Copies 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.comShores Board MeetingThursday, March 9, 2017 at 5:30pmat theEast Lake ClubhouseShores Homeowners:Any questions regarding your Shores property,please call StoneKastle Community Management, Inc at (714) 395-5245.Shores Board Of DirectorsRick Reese, President . .701-0453Barry Jordahl, VP . .970-2424John King, Secretary . . .970-8809Tom Moore, Treasurer . .695-9410Jim Worthen, Member-at-large . .695-9158
Board Meeting HighlightsTHE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY ONLY AND NOT NECESSARILYEVERY ISSUE TO COME BEFORE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.Committee. There were 2 applications reviewed during themonth of January and no Over The Counter Approval ).Directors Bridget Blehm, Wayne Pabich, Marisa Mallory, PatSchiada and Tony Gianetto attended the February 14, 2017Board of Directors meeting.Susan Janowicz, General Manager, reported that the City Councilapproved the final landscape conceptual drawings and will bemoving forward on planning for funding of the landscape transition, starting with the medians.Staff in attendance included Susan Janowicz (GeneralManager), Jeff Leinen (Operations Manager) and Tammy Rees(Finance Manager).The Finance Committee Report was provided by Pat Schiada,Treasurer, for the month ending January 2017. Month-to-dateincome was under budget 4800 due to there being no SwimClub income. Expenses were 3329 under budget, which left avariance of 2100. Year to date the finances are 12,000 betterthan planned, but this is with a deficit budget, so there will notbe as big of a loss as budgeted. There is a 10 increase in dueseffective April 1, which will be explained in the budget mailer.Jeff Leinen, Operations Manager, provided the Lake Management Committee report: Jonathon Todd from Floating Islands attended theCommittee meeting to provide a report on the floatingislands that are being installed.The Golden Algae has not had to be treated sinceSeptember. Current lab reports show no algae in thesamples; however the fish are not active.There are currently 375 Mallard ducks on the lake and225 Coots.Two Shores homeowners submitted plans for dockextensions.There were 420 holiday evening boat checkouts in DecemberHomeowners Forum offers an opportunity for residents toaddress the Board of Directors with any questions, concerns orcomments. Homeowners expressed concern and objections tothe proposed class fee increase for fitness classes.The Board of Directors approved the following actions: To approve the minutes from the January 10, 2017 Board ofDirectors meeting. To approve the following Reserve Expenditures: RCII TV Replacements (2) - 3,551.98 Wrought Iron Repairs – Clubhouse - 980 Wrought Iron Repairs – RCII - 866 Replacement of Laminator - 1830.68 To approve the proposal from Robert A Owens CPA for thepreparation of the 2016/2017 taxes and audit report for acost of 3200. To ratify the renewal of the earthquake policy with International Catastrophic Insurance Manager, LLC, at an annualpremium of 12,789.37. To approve to contract with the YMCA for summer groupswim lessons at a cost of 25 per hour per instructor. To approve to contract with the YMCA for summer aquaaerobics at a cost of 35 per hour. To approve the revised application/agreement for thebanquet room. To ratify an additional expense of 4881.20 for artificial turfat the Clubhouse facility. To not establish a minimum monthly or per class fee for thefitness classes. To approve the use of water inflatables at the Jump IntoSummer event.Francine Lingis, Recreation Committee Chair, provided thereport: Super Bowl event was a success. Winter Wonderland event was discussed and next yearthey will be introducing a couple food trucks andeliminating the chili and macaroni ‘n cheese. Karaoke Night and a “Meat” & Greet Night have beenscheduled to get neighbors together. Several upcoming events are planned including ComedyNight, Texas Hold ‘Em and a Business & Boutique Fair.Jeff Leinen reported on behalf of the Landscape Committee:Artificial turf has been installed at the Clubhouse and additional proposals are being obtained for other facilities and locations.A landscape architect has been contacted to offer suggestionsat the large waterfall, as most of the grass has been eaten bythe Coots. Additionally two or three coral trees may need tobe removed.The Hearing Committee report was submitted by LibertyGutierrez, Community Relations Coordinator. There were 6hearings scheduled for January.Additional discussions included the Clubhouse saunas and the2016/2017 goals established by the Board of Directors.The General Session was adjourned at 8:49pm. The nextmeeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March, 14, 2017 at 7:00pm atthe Clubhouse.Reports were provided by Liberty Gutierrez, CommunityRelations Coordinator, on behalf of the Architectural Review3
Important InformationBoard of Directors Election ScheduledWednesday, May 18, 2016 at 7:00pm at the Clubhouse.The East Lake Village Community Association is a non-profit mutual benefit corporation governed by an elected five-member Boardof Directors. The Directors serve in staggered terms of two years each. This year there are three positions open for election.Board Members are elected by the thirteen District Delegates who represent all of our 2,240 properties.The mission of the Association is to maintain, enhance, and promote the value of the asset (the value of your home and communityamenities). This is a critical responsibility of Board members that requires people with knowledge and skills related to the duties ofgroup leadership, consensus building, and decision-making.Candidates RequiredEast Lake Village Community Association is soliciting candidates for the three (3) open positions on the Board of Directors (eachserving a two year term). If you are interested in serving your community, Candidacy Statements will be available at theClubhouse beginning April 1, 2016, or on-line at www.elvca.com. To prepare you for service on the Board, you are encouraged toread your Association’s Governing Documents (CC&Rs, Bylaws, Articles of Incorporation, Lake Management Committee Rules,Architectural Guidelines and Rules and Regulations). Copies are available on-line at www.elvca.com. Contact your GeneralManager, Susan Janowicz (714-779-0657 or at sjanowicz@elvca.com) with your questions.What is the Board’s Authority? First, check the Governing Documents! The Governing Documents of the Association provide thespecific authorities and duties of the Board. The Davis-Stirling Act and other related laws that regulate corporations also providespecific authority and responsibilities to the Board. As a general outline, the Board has the following authorities: Overseeing the Association and its operationsDefining the vision and direction of the communitySetting Association policies and rules; and directing managementMaking sound business decisionsExecuting all contracts for services and productsDirecting and compensating its agents and employeesApproving annual operating and reserve budgetsMeeting monthly to review general business of the Association and review monthly financial statements (secondTuesday of each month at 7pm)Appointing all Committee members and volunteersConducting short and long range planningSecuring and training replacement leadershipBuilding a positive sense of communityBoard members are also required to:1. Attend Board meetings (second Tuesday of each month at 7pm).2. Prepare for the Board meeting in order to make informed decisions.3. Work with groups/committees in the community to provide guidance.4. Develop new leadership by example.5. Work with other Directors in a collegial relationship, presenting opposing views with professionalism and civility.6. Provide assistance and feedback to the officers to assure success of the operations.7. Continually strive to be better informed in the issues and laws to improve decisions.How can you help?You need to be informed about how your Association operates and how you can be an active part in its operations. Attend BoardMeetings and consider running for the Board.Directors are dedicated to the betterment of East Lake Village. Any additional questions may be directed to Susan Janowicz,General Manager at 714-779-0657, or at sjanowicz@elvca.com.4
Important InformationThe Open Meeting ActCivil Code Section 4930 (The Open Meeting Act) requires thatbefore 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 daysprior to a scheduled and noticed Board of Directors meeting.The agenda will be posted at the Clubhouse and on line atwww.elvca.com for homeowners’ review.The Board may only discuss items on the published agenda;however homeowners may still speak on issues not on theagenda during Homeowners’ Forum. The Board or staff maybriefly respond to statements made or questions posed by aperson speaking at a meeting.This law does permit the Board to take action on an item not onthe agenda if the Board determines that: (1) an emergencysituation exists; (2) there is a need to take immediate actionthat came to the attention of the Board after the agenda wasposted and distributed; or (3) the item appeared on an agendathat was posted and distributed for a prior meeting within 30calendar days prior.If you would like to have a matter addressed by the Board ofDirectors, please contact Susan Janowicz, General Manager nolater than the first Tuesday of the month. The matter will thenbe added to the agenda for discussion and consideration at thefollowing Tuesday’s meeting. Please e-mail your request toEastlake@elvca.com or mail to the clubhouse at 5325 VillageCenter Drive, Yorba Linda CA 92886.Special Thanks to Council Member Tara Campbellfor speaking and answering resident questions atour Coffee with Council that was held on February16th. Our next Coffee with Council with be on May11th from 8 - 9am with Council Member TomLindsey.Dues To Be Increased April 1, 2017(Originally published in February)Since September the Association, through Management and theFinance Committee, has been working on the 2017/2018 budget. Atthe January Board of Directors meeting the final budget was reviewed with the Board of Directors, Finance Committee and Management. The Finance Committee recommended and the Board ofDirectors approved a 10 per month increase to 80 which will helpoffset increased costs and projected increases that are expected ininsurance, utilities and particularly minimum wage.The decision for an increase was not reached easily. Although thecurrent budget is expected to end better than planned, the2016-2017 did include a deficit of 78,260. That figure aloneaccounts for 3 of the current increase.The minimum wage, which is out of the control of the Associationand is government mandated, has increased dramatically with asubsequent ripple effect in our operating expenses. These effectsare not only seen in our own staffing (we are a service industry), butalso through all of our contracted services. At the time last year'sbudget was approved the minimum wage was 10. In April of 2016the State of California passed a law to increase the minimum wagefrom 10 to 15 by 2022. This has had, and will continue to have, acorresponding impact on our operating budgets in the future resulting additional increases in monthly dues.Even with the increase to 80 per month, East Lake Village is stillone of the lowest HOA dues in Orange County that offers multiplerecreation facilities, programs, events and services.Since its inception in 1978 the facilities have grown from the lakeitself to the main Clubhouse and Boathouse in 1984 with a familypool, wader pool, adult pool and spa. Later there was the remodeland expansion of the Boathouse, extensive landscapeimprovements along north and south shores of the lake, theHeritage pool and spa area and the RCII junior Olympic size pooland fitness center. In 1978 the dues were 44 and now 38 yearslater the dues have less than doubled.The Pro Forma Budget package was mailed to the membership atthe end of February.The Finance Committee meets the second Tuesday of the month at6 p.m. The Committee is responsible for overseeing the spending ofthe Association including operations, committees, clubs and events.We always welcome new participation. Our next meeting will beheld on Tuesday March 14, 2017 at 6 p.m. Do not hesitate to callTammy Rees, our Finance Manager, if you have any questions. Youcan reach her at (714) 779-0657 or by e-mail to our FinanceManager, Tammy Rees at TRees@elvca.com.Council Member Tara Campbell and East LakeBoard President Bridget BlehmPat Schiada, TreasurerBoard of Directors5
FinanceBUDGET COMPARISON REPORTREMINDERS FROM THE FINANCE DEPARTMENTMonth Ending January 31, 2017By Tammy Rees,ELVCA Finance ManagerACTUALBUDGETDIFFERENCETotal Revenue 173,506 178,989 (5,483)Total Expenses 164,778 168,108 3,329 10,881 (2,154)Excess of Revenue Over Expenses8,728The tenth month of Fiscal Year 2016/17 reflected incomeunder budget by 5483 and expenses under budget 3329for a net variance of 2154 over budget.The Pro Forma Budget Package and new coupon bookswere mailed to the membership at the end of February.The Finance Committee meets the second Tuesday of themonth at 6 p.m. The Committee is responsible for overseeing the spending of the Association including operations,committees, clubs and events. We always welcome newparticipation. Our next meeting will be held on TuesdayMarch 14, 2017 at 6 p.m.Do not hesitate to call me if you have any questions. Youcan reach me at (714) 779-0657 or by e-mailtrees@elvca.com.In MemoriamKevin C. HanniganCoupon books for the fiscal year beginning April 1,2017 are on their way to your home. The packageincludes Assessment coupons and envelopes forthe 12 months beginning April 1, 2017 and endingMarch 31, 2017.To save money and postage those who pay bythe ACH method do not receive coupon books.If you have not received this package and shouldhave, please contact the Finance office and we willprepare one for you. If you are using the ACH payment methods listed above and would still like to receive a coupon book please call the finance officeand let us know. We will be happy to send you acoupon book.If you are interested in paying your dues automatically every month through our ACH method, pleasego to our website and download the “ACH” form andsend it to us with a voided check. You may also contact us and we will be happy to provide you with aform via mail, fax or e-mail. This will save you time,postage and eliminate the dreaded late fee in theevent your payment is late.If you have any questions on any of the above issues, please do not hesitate to contact TammyRees Finance Manager or Cheryl Lee Finance Assistant 714-779-0657.November 1, 1958—December 29, 2016Father, Husband, Brother, Uncle, Son,Retired Los Angeles Sheriff andDistrict Delegate at East Lake Village.MarchClubhouse HoursMarch 1 - 119am - 7pmMarch 12 - 319am - 9pm6
For Your InformationLate NightFriday NightCOMING SOON!APRILSummer Program Information PublishedMAYThe Clubhouse will be open until10pm on the 1st and 3rd Fridaysof each month. The Clubhouseamenities will also remain openuntil 10pm (i.e. pools, basketballcourt, volleyball court, BBQ, firepit). Complimentary popcorn andsodas will be served from6pm-10pm inside the Clubhouse.Feel free to bring your ownfavorite beverage and snack.Please, no children in theClubhouse after 9pm, to allow forsome “adult time”. Enjoy anevening at the Clubhouse.socialize with neighbors andfriends, play games, play cards,or just enjoy the view of thelake. Maximum of 6 guests perhousehold (if the homeowner ispresent). Hope to see you there!Summer Program RegistrationMail –in Registration Begins Friday, May 1stGet Ready ForSwim LessonsPre-AssessmentSwim Clinicat RCIISaturday, April 23rd10am-11amAll homeowners with children, grandchildrenand guests who are interested in signing upfor the summer swim lessons areencouraged to attend the pre-assessmentclinic to evaluate your child’s skills and levelof swimming.Although the clinic is FREE, prior sign up isrequired – by just a phone call! Please callthe Clubhouse at (714) 779-0657 to sign up.Children’s swimming skills will be assessedto better assist you in the appropriate swimclass to place your child in.7
Easter FunEaster ContestsKids Coloring ContestBeginning March 1st, East Lake will provide coloring pictures for children to colorand bring back to the Clubhouse for our annual Coloring Contest. The age categoriesare: 5 & under, 6-9 years old, and 10-12 years old. All entries will be displayed in thefront windows of the Clubhouse. We will be accepting entries Wednesday, March15th through Sunday, April 9th. Winners will be announced on April 10th.Jellybean ContestStop by the Clubhouse Front Desk and guess how many jellybeans and pieces ofcandy are in the Candy Jar! Contest is open to all ages and runs from Wednesday,March 15th through Sunday, April 9th. If your guess is the closest to the correctamount, you will win the candy jar plus 2 Regal/Edwards Cinema movie tickets.8
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Brag ColumnCommunityReceive Community Newsfrom the City of Yorba Lindaby Email!The City of Yorba Linda is excited to bringyou the "Yorba Linda Connection", ane-Newsletter dedicated to sharing informationand resources with the community. We arededicated to the use of technology to provideopportunities for residents to have access toa wide range of tools and information in orderto participate more fully in City affairs. Thise-Newsletter will highlight information oncommunity interests, events, and activities,as well as update and report on majorprojects. Editions will be released quarterly,with email blasts containing time-sensitiveinformation distributed on an as neededbasis.According to East Lake resident and HoopShoot Chairman Steve Vartanian, congratulations are in order to our very own East Lakeresident Emily Briggs for winning the FullertonElks Lodge #1993 Hoop Shoot contest atFullerton College again!!! Several other EastLake youth participated. Emily advanced to theOrange Coast District (Orange County) whereshe won again!!! She then advanced to Southern California Regions in Torrance where herscore was compared to contestants in NorthernCalifornia and Hawaii. She placed 4th. Emilyhas previously been State Champion and a National Finalist. You rock Emily!!! Hoop Shoot'smotto is "Yes to Hoop Shoot and No to Drugs!"If you are interested in receiving CommunityNews from the City of Yorba Linda via email,please subscribe by visiting the City’swebsite at ter.Our very own neighbor, Danny Ticknor, wasTeenager of the Month at the Fullerton ElksLodge #1993. Danny and his mom, Ellen, liveon Via Fonte. Chairman Steve Vartanian (wholives on Via Rene) and the Elks hosted Danny,Ellen and Grandma Connie to dinner followedby an awards presentation. Danny is an EagleScout, musician and a senior at Valencia HighSchool. Congratulations Danny! Great job onraising a fine young man, Ellen!!20
Club NewsFriday Night Late NightMarch 3 & 176pm-10pm(Please no children after 9pm)Residents can play poker, hang out, socialize orjust stop by for soda and popcorn. The Clubhouse will be open until 10pm.Hand and Foot Card Club!We meet the second and fourth Monday of the monthfrom 1 PM to 4 PM. Hand and Foot is a card game thatrequires a partner, so if you’re interested in playing, graba partner and join us.It’s a very easy game to learn, so even if you don’t knowhow to play, we’ll show up early to give you a quicklesson your first time out.Quilt ClassHave you always wanted to quilt? Ormaybe you’ve never given it a thought!East Lake Resident Dale Bradley (quilter for 12 years),has started a beginning quilt class to teach the basics ofquilting. The first quilt that you’ll make in the class willbe an easy strip quilt, where you will learn the basiccutting and sewing techniques.Day/Time: 3rd Thursday of the month11:00am- 1:00pmCost of Class: Free. There will be costs involved formaterials.Please contact Dale Bradley if interested or for moreinformation, 714-970-8546.Class will be limited to 20 spots.*All guests must be sponsored by a resident and can participate only asspace permits.For more information please call Bridget Blehm at714-970-0339 and let her know you will be joining them.Village Cooks Are Here To Help!Hope to see you at the Clubhouse!Do you or one of your neighbors need ahome cooked meal due to a serious illness,recovering from surgery, family illness, ordeath in the family?Ladies' Bunco NightNo Bunco in MarchBunco will be back in April*Residents only, 21 and over please.Any Questions please call Cheryl Hansen714-878-6070Digital ID Cards Required!Please stop by the main Clubhouse any day between9am-5pm to obtain an ID card. You will need to bringphoto ID and proof of residency.There is a 10 replacement fee for lost cards.ID cards are REQUIRED for use of any of the facilitiesand lake.Just let us know and our volunteers will beready to step up to offer their assistance.How does it work? If you or a neighbor is experiencing a serious illness,recovering from surgery, family illness, death in thefamily, Call 714-403-7165 and we will then call upon our Village Cooks to help supply meals. We can also offer cleric service and/or therapy dogvisits.It’s just one phone call - Your neighbors and friends arehere to help!Please call Bridget Blehm at 714-403-7165 should you orsomeone you know be in need of assistance or have anyquestions.21
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Fitness ClassesNO EXCUSE BOOT CAMP FOR WOMENBeginning and Intermediate YogaSession: March 6 - 24Session: March 1 - 10, 28 - 31Days/Times: Mon, Wed, Fri / 5:30-6:30amDays/Times: Wed/Fri 9:15–10:15amWhere: Clubhouse Parking LotWhere: Lower floor of the ClubhouseCost: 50 for ResidentsCost: 25 for Residents 35 for Guests* 60 for Guests*This course is designed to learn about enhancing yourmind-body connection. Students should bring a towel,yoga mat, block and strap.Bring a mat, 5-8 lob weights and water.Boot Camp works the cardiovascular system whilebuilding muscle. It prepares participant to tackle anyphysical challenge! Get fit and feel fabulous!Power & PilatesSession: March 1 - 29POP PilatesSession: March 2 - 30Days/Times: Mon/Wed 6:00-7:00pmDays/Times: Tues/Thurs 5:00pmWhere: Lower floor of the ClubhouseWhere: Lower floor of the ClubhouseCost: 30 for Residents 40 for Guests*Cost: 35 for Residents 45 for Guests*Try the First class for FREE The Power and Pilatesclass is about respecting your body and working atyour own pace while building muscle strengthand endurance. All fitness levels are welcome.Practicing Pilates will strengthen your core, giveyou more energy and improve your overallappearance. Bring a water bottle, mat or large toweland wear athletic shoes.POP Pilates is an incredible fusion of ab-chiseling andtotal body defining moves choreographed to yourfavorite Top 40 hits. It is a mat-based workout for alllevels that develops a rock solid core while leaving nomuscle untouched. You do not need any experiencewith Pilates to be successful. Modifications will be presented for every move. The workout is done barefoot.Bring a mat, towel, water, and be ready for an upliftingexperience that will leave you feeling amazing!Power Pilates FusionZUMBASession: March 7 - 28Session: March 2 - 30Days/Times: Tues 9:15—10:15amDays/Times: Tues/Thurs 6:00-7:00pmWhere: Lower floor of the ClubhouseWhere: Lower floor of the ClubhouseCost: 20 for Residents 30 for Guests*Cost: 40 for Residents 50 for Guests*This well-rounded class targets all areas of the bodywith minimal breaks to maximize efficiency. We willutilize light hand weights and continue with mat andbalancing core exercises. All levels welcome. Beready to sweat!Bring a towel and water.Zumba program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms andeasy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitnessprogram that will blow you away.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.*All guests must be sponsored by a Resident and can participate only as space permits. No pro-rating of class fees.No discounts23
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Community NewsCONTACT:Sandy Sligar714 273-3839email- sligars4@aol.comPublicity ChairmanCHOC – Littlest Angel GuildYorba Linda/Anaheim HillsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASELipstick & Lemonade – A Fashionable FundraiserDon’t miss The Littlest Angel Guild of CHOC Children’s 13 th Annual “PURSENALLY YOURS” premierevent. This Fashionable Fundraiser will be held at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library andMuseum in Yorba Linda starting at 10:00 am on March 18, 2017. The 80.00 per person cost includes a gourmet luncheon provided by the Anaheim White House catering team. The silent actionevent features unique designer, vintage and celebrity handbags to bid on. Every lucky auction itemwinner will be placed in a drawing for a exquisite necklace donated by David Hayman Jewelers ofYorba Linda.All proceeds from this event will support CHOC Children’s Pediatric and Young Adult Mental HealthUnit and Emergency Transport Services Departments.For ticket information, please visit our website at www.littlestangelguild.org26
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