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FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | JUNE 2020 21 Just in case: Check with your committee chair to confirm meeting place, date, and time. Hello from your Social Committee! We have been busy planning ahead so we can open up for our events in the near future. It has been a long, dry spell and we feel many are ready for a change, taking into account what we have all learned and our desire to help take care of each other. The events we are ready to move forward on will bring positive changes for us all. We are aware of how to serve refreshments to avoid risk and contact. We're evaluating seating options (tables vs. rows at 6 feet apart, considering singles vs. couples, etc.), and how many participants can attend depending on the most current guidelines. Our first event we plan to offer is scheduled for July 11. It will be the Mentalist show and ticket sales will begin June 16 at 9 am. The cost is $20. At this time you can plan to BYOB while we will have raffles and serve sweets, coffee, and, of course, our entertainment. Meanwhile, we will continue keeping current on all changes to bring you our safest and best. Take care of yourself and each other until we see you again. ~ Joyce Hogue, jhogue54@gmail.com Social Committee As I sit here in my home for the second month in quarantine writing an article for the Breeze, I can't help but think about how much life has changed. Daily, if not hourly, new orders from the State of California and Riverside County come through and with those new orders we adapt and move on with our new normal. As we see more activities open here at Four Seasons, for example, pickleball, tennis, paddle tennis, and the swimming pools for us to enjoy, we need to stay vigilant and safe. Summer is here and we all are all itching to get out and enjoy. Walking had been the only source of exercise and we see many more people out enjoying our beautiful community. Remember, when you walk, be sure to use the trails or the sidewalk rather than the street, and exercise social distancing of six feet or more. Wearing a mask is mandatory when passing other walkers or when going places like the grocery store, doctor appointments, or anywhere you come into close contact with others. Most of us are in the age group that is the highest risk for illness so taking precautions is always a good idea. The Safety Committee is committed to ensuring everyone in our community stays safe and healthy, and appreciates all our residents for doing their part in taking all the necessary precautions to keep us all safe. Riverside County is offering Covid-19 testing to people who do not display any symptoms at various locations around the county, by appointment only. You can find the information on the County of Riverside web page for locations. Did you know that the California Highway Patrol posted information showing the amount of tickets issued to drivers driving over 100 mph has increased 87 percent? With fewer people on the road it is really easy to speed, but slow down, stay safe, and get to where you are going in one piece. The Safety Committee meets the first Tuesday of every month at 10 am. ~ Kathy Craven, kathycraven@rocketmail.com Safety Committee