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OUR YUCAIPA | NOVEMBER 2014 13 4: Ambassador Committee Meeting 11:30 am 6: Small/Home Based Business Breakfast 8 am Coldwell Banker Kivett-Teeters, 32829 Yucaipa Blvd. Speaker: Gayle Crosby, Marketing Expert 7: 23rd Annual Golf Classic & Poker Run Yucaipa Valley Golf Course, 33725 Chapman Heights Rd. 10 am check-In begins • 11 am Putting Contest 12 noon Shot Gun Start • 5 pm Awards Dinner 10: City Council Meeting 6 pm 11: Yucaipa First Committee Meeting 9 am • City Hall 12: Board Meeting 8:30 am • Chamber office 20: Holiday Membership Mixer 5:30-7 pm Asaderos Mexican & Seafood Restaurant, 34471 Yucaipa Blvd. 21: Top Chamber Business Awards 10:30 am (check-in) University of Redlands, Orton Center 1200 E. Colton Avenue, Redlands • R.S.V.P. (909) 919-7731 24: City Council Meeting 6 pm 29: Small Business Saturday Holiday Boutique/WinterFest Historic Uptown Yucaipa, 3 - 8 pm NOVEMBER EVENts Wally's Carpets, located at 33328 Calimesa Blvd., celebrated the opening of their business. Along with Chamber ambassadors Dora Ordonez and Marlyn Crampton; Jason Mc Divitt with Shaw Carpets, Chris Rogers, Bob Foster and Chris Drake cut the ribbon. Pegie Brandt celebrates the new location of her Academy of Universal Arts & Music at 31646 Dunlap Blvd., #5. Pegie and her staff offer a variety of music, fashion and a variety of art lessons on site. Call Pegie at (909) 725-1045. The Yucaipa Chamber was proud to be a part of the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa Regional Occupation Program's grand opening event for their new Technology Center. Among the dignitaries attending were Pete Aguilar, City of Redlands Mayor, Cali Binks, Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District Superintendent, Dr. Gary Thomas, San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools and others. Ribbon Cuttings Be Prepared for the BIG ONE At October's Small Business Breakfast Retired Cal Fire Battalion Chief David Avila gave an informative presentation regarding Disaster Preparedness for home and business. David's motto is "be prepared" because he says it's not IF a large earthquake happens it's WHEN. Do not depend on someone rescuing you, you must be prepared to take care of yourself and your loved ones in the event of a disaster. David's presentation included information regarding how much water, food and other necessities one might need in the event of a disaster. He spoke of how to purify water, food and water rotation in your emergency supply container and what kinds of fuel to use. Also how to prepare your house and what to keep in your "to go" bag for your car. Don't forget your pets, they'll need food too. David provided copies of his presentation to the chamber and to members in attendance. If you would like an emergency preparedness plan just stop by the chamber office and pick one up. October's Small Business Breakfast Topic: