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Welcome to the many new homeowners. For both new and existing homeowners, just a reminder any exterior modification, revision or improvement to your property may need approval from the architectural review Committee (arC). When in doubt speak to Fabiana at the hoa Lodge office. applications for improvement submittal to arC are also available at the Lodge office. applications must be submitted prior to noon Monday, preceding the meeting for consideration that week. The committee meets on March 5 and 19 at 9:30 am. you are welcome to attend one of our meetings to see how the process works. ~ Ron Burke 14 FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | MARCH 2014 | COMMUNITY NEWS COMMUNITY NEWS | FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | MARCH 2014 15 Emergency Preparedness Program each month a different ePP team will focus on emergency preparation. The team leader will give some safety tips in a Breeze article and at our monthly meeting. We look forward to having you join our general Meeting each month on the first Thursday at 10:30 am in the Lodge Ballroom. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. ~ Anita Worthen at our January meeting, we welcomed our newest committee member, ann Blair. We now have a full committee of seven. The Bistro was closed for three days in January so repairs to the hot water heater closet could be made. a new ice machine has been purchased and will be installed soon. other kitchen repairs are progressing on schedule. We discussed the New year's eve dinner. everything went well. The next Meet and greet for new homeowners is scheduled for March 12. The next meeting is March. 25, at 11 am in the Lodge Conference room. all homeowners are invited to attend. ~ William Taylor Bistro Committee hope you have your tickets for the Mardi gras since this is one our more colorful events. also we hope to see you at the Mystery dinner show on either March 28 or 29. These promise to be two very entertaining evenings. We are working with PaC to bring you an evening of mystery featuring performances from our own residents. Who knows, maybe a star will be born. We have nothing planned for april but are busy with plans for the May 31 Fashion show and Tea. Please watch the april Breeze for more information such as time, cost, and date tickets go on sale, etc. This is one event that does sell out so once you know the date be sure to get your tickets early. We would hate to have you disappointed by not getting a seat at this most popular event. ~ Melody Seewoster Social Committee FAmily & FriEnDs® cPr The Family & Friends CPr Course teaches the lifesaving skills of adult hands-only® CPr, child CPr with breaths, adult and child aed use, infant CPr and relief of choking in an adult, child or infant. skills are taught in a dynamic group environment by using the aha's research-proven practice-while- watching technique, which provides students with the most hands-on CPr practice time possible. Audience: Family & Friends CPr is for people who want to learn CPr but do not need a course completion card in CPr for their job. This course is ideal for schools and students, new parents, grandparents, babysitters and others interested in learning how to save a life. Course Content: The Family & Friends CPr program teaches: • Adult cPr/AED/choking • child cPr/AED/choking • infant cPr/choking Course Format: Family & Friends CPr is a classroom- based course that can be taught by an aha instructor or led by a facilitator (a community member, family member or friend) who wishes to pass on lifesaving CPr skills to others. This course is video-led and includes skills practice throughout. Features • Applies AhA's research-proven practice-while- watching technique, which improves learning and retention • classroom format works well for learners who prefer group interaction and feedback while learning skills • Each student receives high-quality course materials for ongoing reference Course Completion Card: This course does not provide a course completion card; however, students receive a tear-out participation card in their student manual. Student Materials: Family & Friends CPr student Manual ~ Jean Sandoval one of the issues covered in the February meeting was the ongoing preventive maintenance needed in our community. The facilities, such as the Lodge and surrounding grounds, are nine years old. Preventive maintenance is always the least costly and most effective form of maintenance. it also ensures that the association's assets are always maintained at the optimum level of condition for the benefit of all residents and the preservation of their investment in the community. Preventive maintenance is the art of preserving buildings, equipment and physical grounds through a cyclical process of regular inspections and key tasks. euclid Management has maintained a high level of inspections and reports to us and the Board of directors. Preventive maintenance can and does enlist each resident to aid in the care of our facilities. if you see problems report them. our next meeting is in the Lodge on March 4 at 9 am. ~ Dennis Gray Safety & Facilities Architectural Review Committee this Expo, presented by the Emergency Preparedness Program, is saturday, April 5 from 10 am to 2 pm in the Ballroom. Admission is free and there will be 30 booths where you can learn how to be safe during an emergency. First responders and cal Fire will be on site as well as vendors from simpler life, cal Quake and thrive. you can purchase emergency supplies and food at the Expo. there will be speakers from socal Edison and the renaissance Pet resort in Banning. the riverside county search Dogs plan to participate again this year. there will be cooking and cPr demonstrations and door prizes from local businesses. We hope you will plan to attend. ~ Sally Peterson REsidEnts intEREstEd in tHE FRiEnds & Family CPR CouRsE sHould ContaCt tHE lodGE FRont dEsk.

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