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Community Association Newsletter

East Lake Village Community Association Newsletter March 2017

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Next Master Board Meeting

Tuesday, March 14, 2017 at 7:00pm at the

East Lake Clubhouse

Copies of the meeting’s agenda with topics to be dis-cussed will be made available four days prior to the meet-

ing at the Clubhouse and online www.elvca.com

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

The greenbelts are not the

responsibility of the Associa-

tion. If you see any suspi-

cious activity on the green-

belt or have a question re-

garding maintenance of the

area, please call the City of

Yorba Linda Mon-Fri or on

weekends call the Police

Department.

The City and the Police De-

partment are both excellent

at responding to Homeown-

ers.

East Lake Village Webpage

www.elvca.com Download forms

Access previous newsletters

Classified Ads

Rules and Regulations

Print Architectural Forms

Clubhouse Hours

March 1 - 11

9:00am - 7:00pm

7 days a week

March 12 - 31

9:00am - 9:00pm

7 days a week

Boathouse Hours

Monday - Sunday

10am - 5pm

(last check out 3:30pm)

RCII Facility Hours:

Gym & Spa

5:30am - 9:30pm

Pool

CLOSED due to

re-plastering.

Content 3 Board Highlights

4—5 Important Information

6 Finance

6 In Memoriam

7 For Your Information

8—9 Easter Fun

10—17 Upcoming Events

18—19 Event Highlights

20 Brag Column

20 YL Community News

21 Club News

22 Lifeguard Training

23 Fitness Classes

24—29 Community News

30 Calendar

31—34 Event Sponsors

36—38 Ads and Discounts

Shores Board Meeting

Thursday, March 9, 2017 at 5:30pm

at the

East Lake Clubhouse

Shores Homeowners:

Any questions regarding your Shores property,

please call StoneKastle Community Manage-

ment, Inc at (714) 395-5245.

Shores Board Of Directors

Rick Reese, President ……..………...701-0453

Barry Jordahl, VP…………………..….970-2424

John King, Secretary…….....…......….970-8809

Tom Moore, Treasurer……...……......695-9410

Jim Worthen, Member-at-large…..…..695-9158

East Lake Village

5325 Village Center Drive Yorba Linda CA 92886

Main Clubhouse…………………….779-0657

RCII…………………………………..701-9440

Finance Fax…………………………779-5491

E-mail…………………[email protected]

OC Sherriff ……………………….....647-7000

Staff Extensions

General Manager…………….……………….Susan Janowicz 102

Operations Manager……………………….….…...Jeff Leinen 101

Finance Manager…………….….……………....Tammy Rees 105

Activities Coordinator……………..………………... Bree Illum 110

Community Relations Coordinator……….…Liberty Gutierrez 107

Staff E-mail

Susan Janowicz…………………..………[email protected]

Jeff Leinen ……………………………..………[email protected]

Tammy Rees………………..……….……………[email protected]

Bree Illum…………………………..……………[email protected]

Liberty Gutierrez……………………………[email protected]

Master-Board Of Directors

Bridget Blehm, President………………….………………970-0339

Wayne Pabich, Vice President....………………….….....777-9241

Marisa Mallory, Secretary……….. .……………………...777-6035

Pat Schiada, Treasurer……………………………………777-6758

Tony Gianetto, Member at Large.……………....……….693-5355

District Delegates

District 1: Jon Garnant………………………………….....809-5015

District 2: Pat Palmer………………………………………779-1949

District 3: Jerry Tingwall…………………………………..970-6702

District 4: Greg Gianelli.…………………………...……...970-5252

District 5: Dale Bradley ……………………………...…….970-8546

District 6: Steven Sanfilippo…………………….………...779-2901

District 7: Vacant

District 8: George Raheb………………………………….779-0308

District 9: Vacant

District 10: Vacant

District 11: Chris Myrand………………………………....777-3409

District 12 Dan Quinn……………………………...……..697-0301

District 13: George Peterman……………………..……..779-1716

Committee/Club Chairpersons:

Architectural: Russ Poquette…………….…..………......695-0748

Finance Committee: Pat Schiada ………..……………...777-6758

Lake Management: Greg Gianelli …………………..…...970-5252

Rec Committee: Francine Lingis..……………..………...340-3033

R/V Camping Club: Tony Gianetto……………..………..693-5355

Ladies’ Bunco Club: Cheryl Hansen………….………...878-6070

Hand & Foot Club: Bridget Blehm……….…..………….970-0339

Bowling Club: Ethel Hughes……………………………..777-1403

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Board Meeting HighlightsBoard Meeting HighlightsBoard Meeting Highlights THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY ONLY AND NOT NECESSARILY EVERY ISSUE TO COME BEFORE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Directors Bridget Blehm, Wayne Pabich, Marisa Mallory, Pat Schiada and Tony Gianetto attended the February 14, 2017 Board of Directors meeting. Staff in attendance included Susan Janowicz (General Manager), Jeff Leinen (Operations Manager) and Tammy Rees (Finance Manager). Jeff Leinen, Operations Manager, provided the Lake Manage-ment Committee report:

Jonathon Todd from Floating Islands attended the Committee meeting to provide a report on the floating islands that are being installed.

The Golden Algae has not had to be treated since September. Current lab reports show no algae in the samples; however the fish are not active.

There are currently 375 Mallard ducks on the lake and 225 Coots.

Two Shores homeowners submitted plans for dock extensions.

There were 420 holiday evening boat checkouts in De-cember

Francine Lingis, Recreation Committee Chair, provided the report:

Super Bowl event was a success.

Winter Wonderland event was discussed and next year they will be introducing a couple food trucks and eliminating the chili and macaroni ‘n cheese.

Karaoke Night and a “Meat” & Greet Night have been scheduled to get neighbors together.

Several upcoming events are planned including Comedy Night, 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 addition-al proposals are being obtained for other facilities and loca-tions. A landscape architect has been contacted to offer suggestions at the large waterfall, as most of the grass has been eaten by the Coots. Additionally two or three coral trees may need to be removed. The Hearing Committee report was submitted by Liberty Gutierrez, Community Relations Coordinator. There were 6 hearings scheduled for January. Reports were provided by Liberty Gutierrez, Community Relations Coordinator, on behalf of the Architectural Review

Committee. There were 2 applications reviewed during the month of January and no Over The Counter Approval ). Susan Janowicz, General Manager, reported that the City Council approved the final landscape conceptual drawings and will be moving forward on planning for funding of the landscape transi-tion, starting with the medians. The Finance Committee Report was provided by Pat Schiada, Treasurer, for the month ending January 2017. Month-to-date income was under budget $4800 due to there being no Swim Club income. Expenses were $3329 under budget, which left a variance of $2100. Year to date the finances are $12,000 better than planned, but this is with a deficit budget, so there will not be as big of a loss as budgeted. There is a $10 increase in dues effective April 1, which will be explained in the budget mailer. Homeowners Forum offers an opportunity for residents to address the Board of Directors with any questions, concerns or comments. Homeowners expressed concern and objections to the 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 of Directors 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 the preparation of the 2016/2017 taxes and audit report for a cost of $3200.

To ratify the renewal of the earthquake policy with Interna-tional Catastrophic Insurance Manager, LLC, at an annual premium of $12,789.37.

To approve to contract with the YMCA for summer group swim lessons at a cost of $25 per hour per instructor.

To approve to contract with the YMCA for summer aqua aerobics at a cost of $35 per hour.

To approve the revised application/agreement for the banquet room.

To ratify an additional expense of $4881.20 for artificial turf at the Clubhouse facility.

To not establish a minimum monthly or per class fee for the fitness classes.

To approve the use of water inflatables at the Jump Into Summer event.

Additional discussions included the Clubhouse saunas and the 2016/2017 goals established by the Board of Directors. The General Session was adjourned at 8:49pm. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March, 14, 2017 at 7:00pm at the Clubhouse.

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Board of Directors Election Scheduled Wednesday, 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 Board of 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 community amenities). This is a critical responsibility of Board members that requires people with knowledge and skills related to the duties of group leadership, consensus building, and decision-making. Candidates Required East Lake Village Community Association is soliciting candidates for the three (3) open positions on the Board of Directors (each serving a two year term). If you are interested in serving your community, Candidacy Statements will be available at the Clubhouse beginning April 1, 2016, or on-line at www.elvca.com. To prepare you for service on the Board, you are encouraged to read 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 General Manager, Susan Janowicz (714-779-0657 or at [email protected]) with your questions. What is the Board’s Authority? First, check the Governing Documents! The Governing Documents of the Association provide the specific authorities and duties of the Board. The Davis-Stirling Act and other related laws that regulate corporations also provide specific authority and responsibilities to the Board. As a general outline, the Board has the following authorities:

Overseeing the Association and its operations

Defining the vision and direction of the community

Setting Association policies and rules; and directing management

Making sound business decisions

Executing all contracts for services and products

Directing and compensating its agents and employees

Approving annual operating and reserve budgets

Meeting monthly to review general business of the Association and review monthly financial statements (second Tuesday of each month at 7pm)

Appointing all Committee members and volunteers

Conducting short and long range planning

Securing and training replacement leadership

Building a positive sense of community Board 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 Board Meetings 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 [email protected].

Important InformationImportant InformationImportant Information

http://www.elvca.com

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Dues To Be Increased April 1, 2017 (Originally published in February)

Since September the Association, through Management and the Finance Committee, has been working on the 2017/2018 budget. At the January Board of Directors meeting the final budget was re-viewed with the Board of Directors, Finance Committee and Man-agement. The Finance Committee recommended and the Board of Directors approved a $10 per month increase to $80 which will help offset increased costs and projected increases that are expected in insurance, utilities and particularly minimum wage.

The decision for an increase was not reached easily. Although the current budget is expected to end better than planned, the 2016-2017 did include a deficit of $78,260. That figure alone accounts for $3 of the current increase.

The minimum wage, which is out of the control of the Association and is government mandated, has increased dramatically with a subsequent ripple effect in our operating expenses. These effects are not only seen in our own staffing (we are a service industry), but also through all of our contracted services. At the time last year's budget was approved the minimum wage was $10. In April of 2016 the State of California passed a law to increase the minimum wage from $10 to $15 by 2022. This has had, and will continue to have, a corresponding impact on our operating budgets in the future re-sulting additional increases in monthly dues.

Even with the increase to $80 per month, East Lake Village is still one of the lowest HOA dues in Orange County that offers multiple recreation facilities, programs, events and services.

Since its inception in 1978 the facilities have grown from the lake itself to the main Clubhouse and Boathouse in 1984 with a family pool, wader pool, adult pool and spa. Later there was the remodel and expansion of the Boathouse, extensive landscape improvements along north and south shores of the lake, the Heritage pool and spa area and the RCII junior Olympic size pool and fitness center. In 1978 the dues were $44 and now 38 years later the dues have less than doubled.

The Pro Forma Budget package was mailed to the membership at the end of February.

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 March 14, 2017 at 6 p.m. Do not hesitate to call Tammy Rees, our Finance Manager, if you have any questions. You can reach her at (714) 779-0657 or by e-mail to our Finance Manager, Tammy Rees at [email protected].

Pat Schiada, Treasurer Board of Directors

Important InformationImportant InformationImportant Information The Open Meeting Act

Civil Code Section 4930 (The Open Meeting Act) requires that before a Board may discuss a matter in open session, the pro-posal must first appear on an agenda published to the mem-bership. 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 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.

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 e-mail your request to [email protected] or mail to the clubhouse at 5325 Village Center Drive, Yorba Linda CA 92886.

Special Thanks to Council Member Tara Campbell

for speaking and answering resident questions at

our Coffee with Council that was held on February

16th. Our next Coffee with Council with be on May

11th from 8 - 9am with Council Member Tom

Lindsey.

Council Member Tara Campbell and East Lake

Board President Bridget Blehm

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FinanceFinanceFinance

March

Clubhouse Hours

March 1 - 11

9am - 7pm

March 12 - 31

9am - 9pm

BUDGET COMPARISON REPORT

Month Ending January 31, 2017

By Tammy Rees, ELVCA Finance Manager

ACTUAL BUDGET DIFFERENCE

Total Revenue $173,506 $178,989 $ (5,483)

Total Expenses $164,778 $168,108 $ 3,329

Excess of Revenue $ 8,728 $ 10,881 $ (2,154) Over Expenses

The tenth month of Fiscal Year 2016/17 reflected income under budget by $5483 and expenses under budget $3329 for a net variance of $2154 over budget.

The Pro Forma Budget Package and new coupon books were mailed to the membership at the end of February.

The Finance Committee meets the second Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. The Committee is responsible for oversee-ing the spending of the Association including operations, committees, clubs and events. We always welcome new participation. Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday

March 14, 2017 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 [email protected].

REMINDERS FROM THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT

Coupon books for the fiscal year beginning April 1, 2017 are on their way to your home. The package includes Assessment coupons and envelopes for the 12 months beginning April 1, 2017 and ending March 31, 2017.

To save money and postage those who pay by

the ACH method do not receive coupon books.

If you have not received this package and should have, please contact the Finance office and we will prepare one for you. If you are using the ACH pay-ment methods listed above and would still like to re-ceive a coupon book please call the finance office and let us know. We will be happy to send you a coupon book.

If you are interested in paying your dues automati-cally every month through our ACH method, please go to our website and download the “ACH” form and send it to us with a voided check. You may also con-tact us and we will be happy to provide you with a form via mail, fax or e-mail. This will save you time, postage and eliminate the dreaded late fee in the event your payment is late.

If you have any questions on any of the above is-sues, please do not hesitate to contact Tammy Rees Finance Manager or Cheryl Lee Finance As-sistant 714-779-0657.

In Memoriam Kevin C. Hannigan

November 1, 1958—December 29, 2016

Father, Husband, Brother, Uncle, Son, Retired Los Angeles Sheriff and

District Delegate at East Lake Village.

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Late Night

Friday Night

The Clubhouse will be open until

10pm on the 1st and 3rd Fridays

of each month. The Clubhouse

amenities will also remain open

until 10pm (i.e. pools, basketball

court, volleyball court, BBQ, fire

pit). Complimentary popcorn and

sodas will be served from

6pm-10pm inside the Clubhouse.

Feel free to bring your own

favorite beverage and snack.

Please, no children in the

Clubhouse after 9pm, to allow for

some “adult time”. Enjoy an

evening at the Clubhouse....

socialize with neighbors and

friends, play games, play cards,

or just enjoy the view of the

lake. Maximum of 6 guests per

household (if the homeowner is

present). Hope to see you there!

For Your InformationFor Your InformationFor Your Information

Get Ready For Swim Lessons

Pre-Assessment Swim Clinic

at RCII

Saturday, April 23rd 10am-11am

All homeowners with children, grandchildren and guests who are interested in signing up for the summer swim lessons are encouraged to attend the pre-assessment clinic to evaluate your child’s skills and level of swimming.

Although the clinic is FREE, prior sign up is required – by just a phone call! Please call the Clubhouse at (714) 779-0657 to sign up.

Children’s swimming skills will be assessed to better assist you in the appropriate swim class to place your child in.

COMING SOON!

APRIL Summer Program Information Published

MAY Summer Program Registration

Mail –in Registration Begins Friday, May 1st

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Easter FunEaster FunEaster Fun

Easter Contests Kids Coloring Contest

Beginning March 1st, East Lake will provide coloring pictures for children to color and bring back to the Clubhouse for our annual Coloring Contest. The age categories are: 5 & under, 6-9 years old, and 10-12 years old. All entries will be displayed in the front windows of the Clubhouse. We will be accepting entries Wednesday, March 15th through Sunday, April 9th. Winners will be announced on April 10th.

Jellybean Contest

Stop by the Clubhouse Front Desk and guess how many jellybeans and pieces of candy 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 correct amount, you will win the candy jar plus 2 Regal/Edwards Cinema movie tickets.

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Easter FunEaster FunEaster Fun

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Upcoming EventsUpcoming EventsUpcoming Events

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Super Bowl HighlightsSuper Bowl HighlightsSuper Bowl Highlights

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Texas Hold ’Em HighlightsTexas Hold ’Em HighlightsTexas Hold ’Em Highlights

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Brag Column Community Brag Column Community Brag Column Community

According to East Lake resident and Hoop Shoot Chairman Steve Vartanian, congratula-tions are in order to our very own East Lake resident Emily Briggs for winning the Fullerton Elks Lodge #1993 Hoop Shoot contest at Fullerton College again!!! Several other East Lake youth participated. Emily advanced to the Orange Coast District (Orange County) where she won again!!! She then advanced to South-ern California Regions in Torrance where her score was compared to contestants in Northern California and Hawaii. She placed 4th. Emily has previously been State Champion and a Na-tional Finalist. You rock Emily!!! Hoop Shoot's motto is "Yes to Hoop Shoot and No to Drugs!"

Our very own neighbor, Danny Ticknor, was Teenager of the Month at the Fullerton Elks Lodge #1993. Danny and his mom, Ellen, live on Via Fonte. Chairman Steve Vartanian (who lives on Via Rene) and the Elks hosted Danny, Ellen and Grandma Connie to dinner followed by an awards presentation. Danny is an Eagle Scout, musician and a senior at Valencia High School. Congratulations Danny! Great job on raising a fine young man, Ellen!!

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Ladies' Bunco Night

No Bunco in March

Bunco will be back in April

*Residents only, 21 and over please.

Any Questions please call Cheryl Hansen 714-878-6070

Club NewsClub NewsClub News

Hand and Foot Card Club!

We meet the second and fourth Monday 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.

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.

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!

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.

There is a $10 replacement fee for lost cards.

ID cards are REQUIRED for use of any of the facilities

and lake.

Friday Night Late Night

March 3 & 17

6pm-10pm (Please no children after 9pm)

Residents can play poker, hang out, socialize or

just stop by for soda and popcorn. The Club-

house will be open until 10pm.

Village Cooks Are Here To Help!

Do you or one of your neighbors need a home cooked meal due to a serious illness, recovering from surgery, family illness, or death in the family?

Just let us know and our volunteers will be ready 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 the family,

Call 714-403-7165 and we will then call upon our Vil-lage Cooks to help supply meals.

We can also offer cleric service and/or therapy dog visits.

It’s just one phone call - Your neighbors and friends are here to help!

Please call Bridget Blehm at 714-403-7165 should you or someone you know be in need of assistance or have any questions.

Quilt Class Have you always wanted to quilt? Or

maybe 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 of quilting. The first quilt that you’ll make in the class will be an easy strip quilt, where you will learn the basic cutting and sewing techniques.

Day/Time: 3rd Thursday of the month 11:00am- 1:00pm

Cost of Class: Free. There will be costs involved for materials.

Please contact Dale Bradley if interested or for more information, 714-970-8546.

Class will be limited to 20 spots.

*All guests must be sponsored by a resident and can participate only as

space permits.

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Lifeguard TrainingLifeguard TrainingLifeguard Training

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Fitness ClassesFitness ClassesFitness Classes

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 re-

funds 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 discounts

Beginning and Intermediate Yoga

Session: March 1 - 10, 28 - 31

Days/Times: Wed/Fri 9:15–10:15am

Where: Lower floor of the Clubhouse

Cost: $25 for Residents $35 for Guests*

This course is designed to learn about enhancing your

mind-body connection. Students should bring a towel,

yoga mat, block and strap.

Power & Pilates

Session: March 1 - 29

Days/Times: Mon/Wed 6:00-7:00pm



Try the First class for FREE The Power and Pilates

class is about respecting your body and working at

your own pace while building muscle strength

and endurance. All fitness levels are welcome.

Practicing Pilates will strengthen your core, give

you more energy and improve your overall

appearance. Bring a water bottle, mat or large towel

and wear athletic shoes.

ZUMBA


Days/Times: Tues/Thurs 6:00-7:00pm



Bring a towel and water.

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 EXCUSE BOOT CAMP FOR WOMEN


Days/Times: Mon, Wed, Fri / 5:30-6:30am

Where: Clubhouse Parking Lot


Bring a mat, 5-8 lob weights and water.

Boot Camp works the cardiovascular system while

building muscle. It prepares participant to tackle any

physical challenge! Get fit and feel fabulous!

Power Pilates Fusion


Days/Times: Tues 9:15—10:15am



This well-rounded class targets all areas of the body

with minimal breaks to maximize efficiency. We will

utilize light hand weights and continue with mat and

balancing core exercises. All levels welcome. Be

ready to sweat!

POP Pilates


Days/Times: Tues/Thurs 5:00pm



POP Pilates is an incredible fusion of ab-chiseling and total body defining moves choreographed to your favorite Top 40 hits. It is a mat-based workout for all levels that develops a rock solid core while leaving no muscle untouched. You do not need any experience with Pilates to be successful. Modifications will be pre-sented for every move. The workout is done barefoot. Bring a mat, towel, water, and be ready for an uplifting experience that will leave you feeling amazing!

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Community NewsCommunity NewsCommunity News CONTACT: Sandy Sligar 714 273-3839 email- [email protected]

Publicity Chairman CHOC – Littlest Angel Guild Yorba Linda/Anaheim Hills

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Lipstick & Lemonade – A Fashionable Fundraiser

Don’t miss The Littlest Angel Guild of CHOC Children’s 13th Annual “PURSENALLY YOURS” premier event. This Fashionable Fundraiser will be held at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda starting at 10:00 am on March 18, 2017. The $80.00 per person cost in-cludes a gourmet luncheon provided by the Anaheim White House catering team. The silent action event features unique designer, vintage and celebrity handbags to bid on. Every lucky auction item winner will be placed in a drawing for a exquisite necklace donated by David Hayman Jewelers of Yorba Linda.

All proceeds from this event will support CHOC Children’s Pediatric and Young Adult Mental Health Unit and Emergency Transport Services Departments.

For ticket information, please visit our website at www.littlestangelguild.org

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Yoga Zumba Pilates Boot Camp

Wed/Fri Tues & Thurs Mon & Wed Mon/Wed/Fri

9:15—10:15a 6:00—7:00p 6:00—7:00p 5:30-6:30a

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9:15-10:15a

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Jazz Jam

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Board Mtg 7pm

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Pechanga

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Hearing 5:45pm

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