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April 2011 Edition Trilogy at Glen Ivy COMMUNITY NEWS Board of Directors General Manager Ken Gibson 277-7051 Assistant General Manager Kim Nelson 277-7056 Landscaping Maintenance Antonia Vizcarra

1 April 2011 Edition Trilogy at Glen Ivy COMMUNITY NEWS Board of Directors General Manager Ken Gibson Assistant General Manager Kim Nelson Landscaping Maintenance Antonia Vizcarra Pacific Crest Lodge Blue Water Sports Club Lifestyle Manager Monica Romero HOA Office Code Comp. Manager Joy Marino The Canyons Grill Landscape Maintenance Maintenance Manager Randy Hess Published by Mel Goldman Did you Know? The Easter Sunday date varies because it is determined using a calculated lunar calendar. It is the first Sunday approximately after the first full moon on or after the March equinox. Many Christians celebrate Jesus Christ's resurrection on Easter Sunday. It is also a time for decorating eggs or sharing chocolate eggs among friends and family. Passover 2011 begins at sundown on Monday, April 18. Passover lasts for seven days in Israel and eight days in the rest of the world ( Jewish tradition encourages the faithful to begin elucidating Passover-related laws 30 days before the start of the festival. For one thing, the religious dos and don'ts are very detailed. Moreover, the conceptual significance of this holiday is central to the understanding of Judaism. Passover (Pesach in Hebrew) commemorates the formative experience of the Jewish people: their transformation from scattered tribes indentured in Egypt to a nation on the road to redemption. The Bible relates in the Book of Exodus that after hundreds of years of slavery, God smote the hardhearted dictator Pharaoh with Ten Plagues until he finally acceded to the demand relayed by Moses: Let My people go that they may serve Me! President Ken Buck VP President Harold Wolff Treasurer Bruce Hosfeld Secretary Kay Rookhuyzen Director Judy Heinze Trilogy newsletter Mel Goldman Committees of Trilogy Design Review Committee Bob Portick Finance Advisor Bob Abel Landscaping Committee Lynn Recuay Neighborhood Watch Jane Snider Emergency Preparedness Jane Snider Lifestyle Committee Roger Rossano Rules and Reg Committee Goodbye Lifestyle Committee You were the Best

2 Page 2 Election Time 2011/2012 Board of Directors Candidates: Trilogy at Glen Ivy has received three responses for the three available seats on the 2011/2012 Board of Directors. Kay Rookhuyzen Wishes to stay on Board Ed Carlson New Candidate Marilyn Mohr New Candidate. Meet the Candidates Night has been cancelled. Many people believe this is wrong. Let s hear why they want to run and what knowledge and experience they could bring to the Board of Directors Microsoft has a number of free programs that you can use to view Microsoft Office documents even if you do not have the program installed on your PC. You cannot, however, make any changes to the documents you are viewing. These free programs will let you view, copy and print Office documents - Word (DOC), Excel (XLS) and Powerpoint (PPT). There's a long list of the viewers at the Microsoft Office site. Viewers for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents are available. The Office viewers let you select and copy parts of a worksheet or document, just like any other Windows program. That means you can select some or all of a worksheet and paste it into another spreadsheet program (like OpenOffice for example). Any of the rival Office suites can open Microsoft Office documents directly however more complex documents don't always get converted correctly. If you're having to import programs with a 'foreign' Office suite, try opening the document in the Microsoft Office viewer and copying the data across. That might have a better chance of retaining document fidelity. You can also print the document from the viewer but not just to paper. For example most Adobe Acrobat converters work by having a Windows 'print' driver to do the job but instead of going to a printer the document is saved to a PDF file.

3 Page 3 Hi Everybody Just a few words to let you know I will see you all at 6:25 am on April 24th at the Amphitheater, after our get together We will all walk down to the Lodge for Coffee and Baked Goodies. Let your friends and neighbors know about this wonderful happening. Thank You Pastor Jim Grams Sunrise

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5 Page 5 Newsletter Title In the month of March 2004, I was looking to obtain a new residence and spent the majority of two days Bob s Corner with a Shea Homes sales representative. I spent a great amount of time before making a decision due to the fact that I never lived in a community that was under an Association and only lived a residence within city limits. I looked at building plot locations, planned development models, cruised the entire community and tried to comprehend all the documents presented to me. I had many questions to be answered. Some of the important ones were as follows: Why is the assessment so low as $165? the developer is subsidizing it until final development and at that time it s expected to be $205. There are many gates, are there going to be guards there? No The Golf course in integrated within the community; will it belong to the community when the developer leaves? No The Golf course does not have a high fence for security, is a high fence going to be erected? No What are the protection services? You have the County Sheriff Department for Security. The County Fire Department and the State Fire Department. These are paid through your taxes. Who paid for the streets and lighting? The developer put them in and all the residence owners are paying for it in a special tax called CFD-89 paid yearly for 25 years. Lighting usage and street maintenance costs are the responsibility of the Association. So I basically knew where all my money was going. Now when the Board decided that they were going to hire a Security Patrol. I said wait a minute, I m already paying for the Deputy Sheriffs. WHY DO I HAVE TO PAY AGAIN! The association name is Trilogy at Glen Ivy Maintenance Association not Trilogy at Glen Ivy Security and Maintenance Association. I then pondered if it is within their authority to impose this added costs to all members of this development? The answer lies within the CC&R s on page 89 sections and it reads like this exactly: Security and Privacy Disclaimer Second sentence- Declarant and the Master Association do not undertake to provide security for the properties nor do they make any representations or warranties whatsoever concerning the effect the gates may have on vehicular and pedestrian access through the Properties or the privacy and safety of the properties. Conclusion, I do not think they have the Authority!

Page 6 I m back with more good news about our Library Lake Center Library Update It looks like the Lake Center will be opening up for resident enjoyment within a few weeks.

6 Page 6 I m back with more good news about our Library Lake Center Library Update It looks like the Lake Center will be opening up for resident enjoyment within a few weeks. The Library is still open and waiting for some steady customers after the inconvenience of walking around the back of the building for entry. Hopefully when you visit, you will notice the changes that have been made. Many of the popular authors are grouped together on top of the shelves. Several of the groupings have been moved from where they were, so take a few extra minutes to see exactly how the library has been reorganized. There is a section called Popular Non-fiction and a new section titled New Arrivals. We have a new puzzle started. It s 1,000 piece beauty! Stop by and help put it together. We were terribly disappointed that the last puzzle had 12 pieces missing. Please don t donate a puzzle that might have some pieces missing. Those should go in your recycling bin. Speaking of recycling, some recent donations were so old and musty and dusty, that that s where they went. Please check your donations prior to leaving them. We are interested in paperback books that are 2005 or newer, and hard bounds that will be of interest to a majority of our reading public. The computer in the back of the room is ready for your enjoyment. Hope to see more of you up there when the Lake Center is open and you can enter from the front entry! That s all from Marion, Madam Librarian, aka Claire Johnson

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Page 8 Community Sales 48 Volt Club Car 2006 Precedent Model $3450.

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8 Page 8 Community Sales 48 Volt Club Car 2006 Precedent Model $ Kerry Yamaha Clavinova Digital Piano 1/2 years old $ Nick Migliozza Beautiful Solid Dark Wood Table With extra inserts $ Marcia Treadmill for Sale. approx. 6-7 years old, still works, paid approx. $400 will take $100 Larry or Gloria RCA Color TV with remote. Put in second room Or garage ne gtvdb3@gmail.com See more items for Sale by going to link Community Sales. If you wish to post send to trilogynow@sbcglobal.net with jpeg

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11 Latin Club Page 11 Ole! from the Trilogy Latin Club! Last month elections were held for the 2011/2012 Trilogy Latin Club Officers. The new Officers are as follows: President Irene Samson Vice President Janine Gustafson Treasurer Martha Rushford Secretary Priscilla Williams Parliamentarian Frank Ramirez This past Saturday evening, March 19 th, we held our annual Membership Mixer in the Sierra Ballroom at the Lodge. We had a blast... everyone had a good time chatting with their friends while they filled out their membership sign-up sheet, munched on tortilla chips and sipped on fabulous margaritas! We are happy to report that we had over 100 in attendance, 28 of which were brand new members! Welcome back to all our returning members and a special welcome to the Latin Club s newest members! If you would like to renew your membership or join for the very first time, please contact one of the Officers listed above and we will be happy to assist you. Renewals and new memberships are being accepted through April 15, We have some fabulous events planned for this year. Our first event is our Cinco De Mayo Party being held on May 5, 2011 in the Sierra Ballroom at the Lodge. We will have music, dancing, fantastic food, raffles and drawings. Please plan to attend! Tickets go on sale Thursday March 31, 2011 at 9:00 AM at the Lodge for members and Saturday, April 2, 2011 for everyone! Cost is $25.00 per person for members and $30.00 per person for non-members. This will be an exciting year with the Trilogy Latin Club! We have planned some terrific events! Be watching your newsletters for surprises... perhaps a poolside mixer, horse racing, an Amtrak train trip, a trip to Catalina! These are just a few of the suggestions made by our members as events they are interested in. Please feel free to call Janine Gustafson, , if you have a great idea for an event! Adios from your Officers for the Trilogy Latin Club.

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13 Page 13 Saddleback Canyon Sunshine Club News The Saddleback Angles next meeting is Monday April 4 at 11:00 am at the Bistro.. Saddleback has the assignment of the bake sale for the boutique this year. Don t forget Sunday Sept 11 will be our annual Sunshine Club part/pot luck dinner.. NOBEL CANYON Ladies meet the 2nd Wednesday of the month at TGI Friday s at 12 pm. For more information call Joy Kelly joynart@att.net MODJESKA CANYON Usually held on the 4th Wednesday of the month (Fun Group). Contact Lydiann Cox at (951) for more information. Sunshine Club holding Hot Dog Social April 17 at PCL 3-6 pm. Tickets on Sale March 22nd $5.00 pp Stone Canyon Birthday Lunch. Monthly luncheon are held 2nd Thursday of every month at Wood Ranch at 12:00 pm Call Anita Finkelstein via , animaybme@aol.com or (951) for more information. Coldwater Canyon. Come join us for camaraderie. Don t forget Luncheons are the 4th Wednesday of the month unless notified otherwise. Join us at the Champions Club at the Retreat. Contact Martha for more information at (951) Free Lunch if your new to our Canyon.. Corral Canyon Birthday luncheons and Events Corral Canyon Birthday luncheons are held on the 2nd Friday of each month at 11:30 a.m. at Citrus City Grille in Dos Lagos..Contact Sande (951) for more information.

Trilogy Film Festival Page 14 Chariots of Fire Thursday, April 14th, 6:30 PM, Ballroom

Cross) and rigid Presbyterian missionary Eric Liddell (Ian Charleson) -- compete for

14 Trilogy Film Festival Page 14 Chariots of Fire Thursday, April 14th, 6:30 PM, Ballroom Two very different runners -- hotshot Jewish Cambridge scholar Harold Abrahams (Ben Cross) and rigid Presbyterian missionary Eric Liddell (Ian Charleson) -- compete for the British team in the 1924 Olympics, facing intense pressure and complex personal tests of faith. Hugh Hudson directs this edifying 1981 Best Picture Oscar winner, which is based on a true story. Ian Holm co-stars as Abrahams's mentor, Sam Mussabini. ADVERTISEMENT

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17 Plan Ahead Page 4 Page 17 Valley View Casino April 19th $15.00 pp April 16th Ramona $50.00 pp Price Includes Transportation and a BBQ Lunch Buy tickets at Lifestyle Desk Free Movie April 14th-6:30 Chariots of Fire Edgewater Casino Trip May 17th-May 19th $120 pp. Sign up now Lifestyle Desk Enjoy Breakfast with the Easter Bunny Sunday April 2nd at the Sierra Ballroom $5.00 for adults and kids Tickets sold at Lifestyle Desk Have a Happy and Safe Easter And Passover

Page 18 Important Numbers to save (Cut out and put in your phone book) What s Happening in April Shea Warranty 1-866-535-9989 Shea After Hours Emergency 277-7145 Landscaping Maintenance

18 Page 18 Important Numbers to save (Cut out and put in your phone book) What s Happening in April Shea Warranty Shea After Hours Emergency Landscaping Maintenance Fire Department Non- Emergency Lake Elsinore Sheriff Sheriff Dispatch opt. 5 City of Corona CHP Breakfast with the Easter Bunny Ballroom Apr 2nd 9:00 am HOA Board Meeting Ballroom Apr 5th 6.00 pm Trilogy Buzz with Monica Lodge Apr 9th 9:00 pm Face to Face with two Board Members Apr 5th am Cooking Demo by Chef Bill Wavrin-Bistro Apr 13th 5:30 pm Santa Anita Horse Race-Leaves Lake Center Apr 14th 10:00 am Trilogy Film Festival Chariots of Fire Apr 14th 6:30 pm Romona the Play-Leaves Lake Center Apr 16th 11:00 am Valley View Casino-Leaves Lake Center Apr 19th 9:00 am Social Night Ballroom $5.00 ahead Apr 21sth 6:30 pm Your Health Options Apr 27th 5:30 pm Film Festival Julie & Julia -Ballroom Apr 28th1 6:30 pm Sock Hop Dance $25pp Ballroom Apr 30th 6:00 pm So Cal Gas So Cal Edison Lee Lake Water EVMWD Illegal Dumping Graffiti Hotline Corona Regional Medical Center Go to the trilogy-now.com web site to get the most up to date coupons.

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January 2010 Edition. Did You Know? COMMUNITY NEWS. Trilogy at Glen Ivy. Trilogy newsletter. Mel Goldman. Committees of Trilogy

January 2010 Edition. Did You Know? COMMUNITY NEWS. Trilogy at Glen Ivy. Trilogy newsletter. Mel Goldman. Committees of Trilogy January 2010 Edition Trilogy at Glen Ivy COMMUNITY NEWS Board of Directors General Manager Ken Gibson 277-7051 President VP President Treasurer Harold Wolff Ken Buck Bruce Hosfeld Landscaping Maintenance