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December 2010 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

Manager Joy Marino 277-7010 The Canyons Grill 284-0277 Landscape Maintenance 277-7059 Maintenance Manager Randy Hess 277-7058 Published by Mel Goldman What is Christmas? Christmas. or Christmas Day.

The date is not known to be the actual birthday of Jesus, and may have initially been chosen to correspond with either the day exactly nine months after some early Christians believed Jesus had been

1 December 2010 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 What is Christmas? Christmas. or Christmas Day. is a holiday observed generally on December 25. to commemorate the birth of Jesus, the central figure of Christianity. The date is not known to be the actual birthday of Jesus, and may have initially been chosen to correspond with either the day exactly nine months after some early Christians believed Jesus had been conceived the date of the winter solstice on the ancient Roman calendar or one of various ancient winter festival Christmas is central to the Christmas and holiday season and in Christianity marks the beginning of the larger season of Christmastide which lasts twelve days. Although nominally a Christian holiday, Christmas is also widely celebrated by many nonchristians. and many of its popular celebratory customs have pre-christian or secular themes and origins. Popular modern customs of the holiday include gift-giving, music, an exchange of greeting cards, church celebrations, a special meal, and the display of various decorations; including Christmas trees, lights, garlands, mistletoe, nativity scenes, and holly. In addition, several similar mythological figures, known as Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas and Santa Claus among other names, are associated with bringing gifts to children during the Christmas season. Because gift-giving and many other aspects of the Christmas festival involve heightened economic activity among both Christians and nonchristians, the holiday has become a significant event and a key sales period for retailers and businesses. The economic impact of Christmas is a factor that has grown steadily over the past few centuries in many regions of the world. Continue page 2 Continue on page 2 President VP President Treasurer Secretary Director Ken Buck Harold Wolff Bruce Hosfeld Kay Rookhuyzen Judy Heinze Trilogy newsletter Mel Goldman Committees of Trilogy Design Review Committee Bob Portick Finance Advisor Bob Abel 277Landscaping Committee Robert Leigh Neighborhood Watch Jane Snider Emergency Preparedness Jane Snider Lifestyle Committee Roger Rossano Rules and Reg Committee Bonnie Reed

Temple) in Jerusalem at the time of the Maccabean Revolt of the 2nd century, Hanukkah is observed for eight nights, starting on the 25th day of Kislev according to the Hebrew calendar, which may

2 Continued from page 1 What is Hanukkah? Page 2 Hanukkah ( Ḥănukkāh, nowadays usually spelled. pronounced [χanuˈka] in Modern Hebrew, also romanized as Chanukah), also known as the Festival of Lights, is an eight-day Jewish holiday commemorating the rededication of the Holy Temple (the Second Temple) in Jerusalem at the time of the Maccabean Revolt of the 2nd century, Hanukkah is observed for eight nights, starting on the 25th day of Kislev according to the Hebrew calendar, which may occur at any time from late November to late December in the Gregorian calendar. The festival is observed by the kindling of the lights of a very special candelabrum, the nine-branched Menorah or Hanukiah, one additional light on each night of the holiday, progressing to eight on the final night. The typical Menorah consists of 9 branches. An extra light called a shamash.is also lit each night for the purpose of lighting the others, and is given a distinct location, usually above or below the rest. The "shamash" symboli-

3 The difference between TGIS and TGMA Page 3 Many residents with in our community new and old are still confused between the relationship between the two separate associations that are involved in many of the community activates. Back in January of 2003 a paper was put out by Action Management then the Management company of Trilogy explaining the difference. Between TGMA and TGIS. Hopefully this will explain the difference between the two Associations. Document given to this Web Site by Claire Johnson. Thank You. WHAT IS THE TRILOGY AT GLEN IVY MAINTENANCE ASSOCIATION? TGMA The easiest way to think of TGMA is as the homeowners association. This association owns or maintains all the front yards & common area landscaping, private streets, gates, clubhouse, tennis courts, walks and related improvement within the residential community. The homeowners association is managed by a board of 5 elected directors from the community who in turn hires a outside management firm such as Merit Prosperity Management company who provides a staff that works for the association which includes a general manager, activities director, maintenance personnel, office staff, etc. None of these people are paid or connected to TGIS. This management company is essentially the business corporation which handles the day to day operation, repair and management of the community. All budgets for repairs to the common area, architectural reviews of landscaping and modifications to residences, enforcement of CC&R s and rules and collection of the monthly assessments are handled by TGMA Each homeowner automatically becomes a member of TGMA when they close escrow on their home and their membership terminates when they sell their home. WHAT IS TRILOGY AT GLEN IVY COMMUNITY SERVICE? TGIS TGIS is not the homeowners association. This corporation has a separate board of directors that control the activities of TGIS.. One way to think of TGIS is as the special activities association. TGIS sponsors or subsidizes many activities to which homeowners attend such bus trips,games,parties such as Halloween and Christmas events, etc. Homeowners do not pay any assessments to TGIS beyond the one time fee paid at closing based upon the purchase price of their home. TGIS consists of 5 elected board members who controls all aspects of this fund just as TGMA controls the fund of the homeowners association. TGIS implements its own budget and activities to ensure that the funds are self-perpetuating at a level that will allow TGIS to function for many years into the future. The homeowners association (TGMA) has no direct involvement in the activities of or control TGIS activities or decisions. SUMMARY Both TGMA and TGIS are California non-profit corporations and as such have to operate within the terms of state and federal statues. As the legal documents for each corporation are quite lengthy, there is no adequate way to fully explain their complexities in this one page news brief. Hopefully this information can at least provide enough information to provide a better understanding of these organizations and how they work. WRITTEN by Action Management Company. January 29, 2003

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6 Page 6 Saddleback Canyon Sunshine Club News The Saddleback Angles Birthday club luncheons are held at 11:30 am on 14th for December at the Eagle Glen Country Club. For more information call Rose Zoba at ` NOBEL CANYON Ladies meet the 2nd Wednesday of the month at TGI Friday s at 12 pm. For more information call Joy Kelly MODJESKA CANYON Will be held on the 22nd at BJ s this month Fun Group. Contact Lydiann Cox at (951) Stone Canyon Birthday Lunch Thursday May 27th The lunch will be held at the Canyon Grill for all Stone Canyon Ladies. Dec 18th 12-2 pm RSVP: Anita Finkelstein via , animaybme@aol.com or (951) Don t forget Our Halloween Party is Oct 30th at the Pacfic Coast Lodge. Coldwater Canyon Sunshine Club The Coldwater Canyon Sunshine Club luncheon for Dec will have there Christ mas Party at TAPS Dec 15 at 11:30 and back to Champions Club Retreat in January. Reservations are now being taken. Call Martha Miller.. 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. Our December Holiday celebration will be held on Tuesday December 14th 9 am to 11:30 am at the City Citrus Grill. Call Judy Heinze (951) or Tracy Helton (951) by Dec 10th to purchase your ticket. Cost $22.00 for Brunch

Page 7 Trilogy Film Festival takes a Vacation

1982 Blockbuster Blade Runner The Final Cut

7 Page 7 Trilogy Film Festival takes a Vacation Break for December 2010 but resumes with a exciting array of films beginning January 11, January 11, 2011, 6:30 PM The exciting 1982 Blockbuster Blade Runner The Final Cut Cut out Coupon 1185 Magnolia Ave Corona, CA (951)

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Page 9 Italian Club Italian Club News! What a great year this has been! To cap it off we are looking to our Annual Christmas Party to be held at "Eagle Glen Golf Club" on Friday, December 10th.

9 Page 9 Italian Club Italian Club News! What a great year this has been! To cap it off we are looking to our Annual Christmas Party to be held at "Eagle Glen Golf Club" on Friday, December 10th. We will enjoy a sit down prime rib dinner with wine, door prizes and dancing to the music of "The Rhythm Kings". Looking ahead to 2011 we have several great events planned beginning with a St. Patrick's Day party in March hosted by Jim Orr and his committee! We will follow this with an Easter Brunch in April hosted by Karen Gross & Ruthie Eudy. It's time to renew your membership! Dues will remain $12.00 per person and are due no later than January 4, You can drop off or mail your check (no cash please) to Rosemary at your earliest convenience. Library News Have you ever seen a 3-D puzzle? If not, stop by the library to see what is being constructed! It s going to be outstanding when it s done. It is a 3-D jigsaw puzzle of the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. When it s complete it will be over 2 feet tall! Does this sound like something you d like to help build? The puzzle is for any and all residents to work on, so take a few minutes to relax at this busy time of the year and enjoy some constructive quiet time! We now have some extra shelving so the overcrowding is dissipating (somewhat). We are creating new categories and adding to the former ones. If you can t find your favorite author where (s)he used to be, take a few minutes to look around. You ll find their works in a different location.anything to get you to spend a few We ve had many new donations and we THANK everyone who is willing to share their treasures. We re weeding the pocketbooks to include books published after l995. When we fill up, we ll probably cut the date off at Interested in hearing a real published author speak? I m hoping to find someone who will be interested in promoting his/her published work(s) to come for an afternoon or evening presentation. If you know someone who might be interested, let me know. Library hours continue to be: M-F 8-5. Hopefully, we ll be able to be open for a few hours on the weekends and on evenings. Happy Reading! Claire Johnson

10 Did you hear or know? The Following statements have been repeated again in this Newsletter. Still waiting for The Board to address these questions. Mad Resident, Want my coffe back Solar Panels at Trilogy The board of Directors is currently working with a contractor who will provide an estimate for installing solar panels. Alternative energy sources are what we as individuals and as a nation need. However during this process we must be judicious when it comes to ultimately funding this project. We should, at the very outset of this project, ask where the funding will come from. If it means mortgaging our reserve fund, we need to think long and hard about this. Consider the implications. If funds are obtained in this manner how will they be paid back? Increase in our monthly fees? How much of an increase and what is the immediate cost savings will we see? I for one encourage everyone to proceed slowly and with great deliberation. Ask yourself this question? Security Patrol Well they are still with us and it is still costing $65,000 a year or $4.11 per home per month. How about printing what great deeds Platt Security has done for us this month, such as arrests, catching people breaking into homes or cars, ticketing cars that are parked illegally or not in their garage like our rules and regulations dictates. Nothing written up except for 35 calls to the Sheriffs office and 95% of those calls have nothing to do with Security at Trilogy. Vending Machines Things do happen around here. Two vending machines have ben installed in the space next to the mail room. Soda, Water, Candy is now available for a small charge. We are still waiting for the free coffee to come back to the Lodge. Security Surveillance Watch out you people who have been stealing our sugar and coffee creamer, according to management the installation of the security surveillance system in the Lodge and Sports Club has been completed.. Slurry Seal The areas (streets) that have been dug up and repaired will be re slurry sealed so they look like they did before the construction. The good news is the cost will be picked up by Shea. Simple question, requires simple answer Yes/No TGIS There has been no movement on Shea turning TGIS over to the new elected TGIS Board as promised. Again Shea has out smarted out Board and Legal team. We had a court date to force Shea to comply with the agreement they made with us. Shea agreed to give us information we were waiting for and our Legal team cancelled the court date. Guess what Shea again backed off and is trying to change the agreement. and we are still left without control of TGIS and a court date. So we now start all over. again Conclusion :Shea and their legal staff is smarter than ours..

Christmas Golf Cart Parade Sunday Dec 12th

Sunday Dec 5th Sierra Ballroom 9:30 am to

Free Movie Dec 9-6:30 pm Couples Retreat

11 Plan Ahead Page 4 Page 11 Trilogy New Years Eve Party December 31st 8th Annual Christmas Golf Cart Parade Sunday Dec 12th Starts at 5:30 pm Pre-Parade Social At 4:30 at PCL Have Breakfast and your Picture taken with me. Sunday Dec 5th Sierra Ballroom 9:30 am to 12:30 pm $5:00 pp Bring your grandkids Free Movie Dec 9-6:30 pm Couples Retreat Dec 13th $15.00 pp Leaves Lake 7:30 am Purchase tickets at Lifestyle Desk

Page 12 Important Numbers to save (Cut out and put in your phone book) What s Happening in December Shea Warranty 1-866-535-9989 Shea After Hours Emergency 277-7145 Landscaping Maintenance

12 Page 12 Important Numbers to save (Cut out and put in your phone book) What s Happening in December Shea Warranty Shea After Hours Emergency Landscaping Maintenance Fire Department Non- Emergency Lake Elsinore Sheriff Sheriff Dispatch opt. 5 City of Corona CHP So Cal Gas Visit the tapping of Hot in Cleveland Lake center Dec 3rd 2:00 pm Trilogy Buzz with Monica PCL Living Room Dec 4th 9.00 am Breakfast with Santa Dec 5th 9:30 am Corona Regional Presentation Ballroom Dec 6th 12:00 pm Italy Trip Presentation Lake Center Dec 6th 6:00 pm Movie Night Couples Retreat - Ballroom Dec 9th 6:30 pm Trilogy 8th Annual Golf Cart Parade. Dec 12th 5:30 pm Pala Casino Trip Lake Center Dec 13th 7:30 am HOA Board Meeting Ballroom Dec 14th 6.00 pm Cooking Demo Ballroom Dec 15th 10:30 am Trilogy Holiday Party PCL closed at 4 pm Dec 16th 5:00 pm Face to Face with a Board Member Dec 18th 10:00 am New Years Eve Party PCL Dec 31st 7:00pm PCL closed Christmas Day PCL closed at 2 pm New Years Eve So Cal Edison Lee Lake Water EVMWD Illegal Dumping Graffiti Hotline Corona Regional Medical Center th Annual Christmas Golf Cart Parade Sunday, December 12th, Parade Begins at: 5:30 p.m. It s time to adorn your golf cart with merriment and cheer! The Golf Cart Parade begins at: Pre-Parade Social begins at 4:30 p.m. Please bring an appetizer for 8-12 people After the parade plan to return to the Lodge for dessert. Please bring a finger food dessert to share with your fellow parade participants. For more information please contact Ron & Patti Blyleven, or 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