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November 2014 Your Community Newsletter www.mytgi.com

Manager’s Message

Manager’s Corner 3

In Our Community

Board Broadcast 6

TGIS 8

Committees/Programs 9

Chartered Club News 29

Canyon Updates 41

Community Happenings 48

Activities

Lifestyles Desk 12

Special Presentations 22

Trips 23

Blue Water Sports Club 24

Calendar

November 56

December 57

HOA Board Meeting: Tuesday, November 4th The TGMA Board Meetings are on the first Tuesday of the month. Stop by the Lodge a few days prior to pick up an agenda or log onto www.mytgi.com to view it online. Meetings are held in the Sierra Ballroom at the Pacific Crest Lodge at 6:00 p.m.

IMPORTANT DATES:

Sunday, November 2nd: Daylight Savings Time Ends Tuesday, November 4th: General Election Voting in Lake Center Tuesday, November 11th: Veterans Day, The Veteran’s Club will Honor our Veterans at the Pacific Crest Lodge Flag Pole, 8am - 10am The Blue Water Sports Club will be Closed the Following Dates: November 17, 2014, November 18, 2014, November 19, 2014, for replacement of air conditioning units.

Thursday, November 20th: Thanksgiving Dinner Party, Sierra Ballroom, 5:30pm Thursday, November 27th: HAPPY THANKSGIVING DAY (All Buildings Closed) Friday, November 28th: HOA Offices Closed

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Trilogy at Glen Ivy… Trilogy at Glen Ivy A Non-Profit Corporation

Our mission is to positively impact the lives of our residents by enhancing and maintaining HOA-owned assets; providing strong avenues of communication; and sponsoring activities and programs that reflect residents’ varied interests.

Important Phone Numbers

Lake Center—HOA Offices Phone: (951) 277-7059 Fax: (951) 277-7049

Monday—Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Lake Center Library Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Tuesday/Thursday 5:00 p.m. – 9 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Pacific Crest Lodge Phone: (951) 277-7052 Fax: (951) 277-7097

Monday—Sunday 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Blue Water Sports Club Phone: (951) 277-7054

Monday —Friday 6:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

First Service Residential Customer Care Center (After Hours)

(800) 428-5588 Property Emergencies (888) 596-4984

General Manager James Niccoli (951) 277-7051

Assistant General Manager (951) 277-7056

Facility Manager Enrique Partida (951) 277-7058

Lifestyles Manager Monica Munoz (951) 277-7055

Community Service Manager Joy Marino (951) 277-7010

GMI Security (909)322-8636 (Only 9:00 p.m.- 5:00 a.m.)

Work Orders/ Vacation Watch Lake Center Office (951) 277-7059

Email: [email protected]

TGIS Board of Directors

Ambassadors Barbara Johnson

Communications Jane Snider

Design Review Ed Carlson

Emergency Preparedness/Neighborhood Watch Jane Snider

Health/Wellness Team Linda Hlubik

Landscape Bob Townsend

Rules and Regulations Jan Bostrom

Technology Bill Brewster

Sheriff Volunteers Larry Wieringa

Please contact Business Office for committee

information at (951) 277-7059 or visit www.mytgi.com

President Marilyn Mohr Vice-President Gary May Secretary Bob Fowler Director at Large Galen Gorman Treasurer Bill Stehle Appointed Financial Advisor Bob Abel

TGMA Board of Directors

President Bill Brewster Vice-President Jane Snider Secretary Janice Walker CFO John Cosgrove Assistant CFO John Perry

Committee/Program Chairs

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Modjeska Lounge at the Pacific Crest Lodge.

The next meeting will take place on:

Friday, December 5, 2014 10:00 a.m.

Join a Board Member and James Niccoli to discuss issues that are important to you.


Manager’s Corner

GENERAL MANAGER ’S REPORT - OCTOBER, 2014

Hello Trilogy! As we enter the holiday season I would like to wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving. I hope you all eat until your heart’s content and take time to be thankful for all the wonderful gifts you have in your life. With Thanksgiving around the corner it also means the fall season is soon to arrive which brings me to the topic of this month’s article, Avocado trees. Every year there seems to be more and more comments regarding the trees and I think it’s time we peel back the Avocado and answer some of the commonly asked questions about the trees.

Why did Shea Homes plant Avocado trees? This question has been asked many times and there are lots of speculations. Of all the possible reasons for planting Avocado trees, two (2) really stand out; however, only Shea knows the truth.

1. Avocado trees grow well on slopes and because of their aggressive root systems they help stabilize the slope and slope erosion.

In addition, before Trilogy at Glen Ivy was developed, the land was primarily citrus orchards and Shea could have been trying to preserve some of the Valley’s history.

2. It is thought that Shea installed the Avocado trees as an additional revenue source for the Master Association. This additional revenue source was believed to help significantly reduce the HOA monthly assessments. Unfortunately that has not been the case; however, what it has done is help offset some of the maintenance cost which in turn does keep your monthly dues lower than if there were non revenue producing landscape on the slopes.

How many Avocado groves and trees does the Association own and maintain? There are approximately 4,000 Hass and Fuerte Avocado trees planted on 40 acres throughout Trilogy with the largest grove located in Modjeska Canyon.

Modjeska Canyon – 15 acres Cobblestone Canyon – 4 acres Saddleback Canyon – 9 acres Corral Canyon – 2 acres Coldwater Canyon – 8 acres Nobel Canyon – 2acres

How much revenue has been generated from the sale of Avocados? The harvest of the Avocado trees begins the 2nd week of April each year. This is because there is traditionally an increase in price due to high demand before the May 5th holiday when avocados are consumed the most.

The Association records the revenue each fiscal year which begins April 1st each year and ends March 31st the following year: Fiscal year ending 2011 – 30,650 lbs = $10,327 Fiscal year ending 2014 - 22,194 lbs = $5,176 Fiscal year ending 2012 – 25,828 lbs = $26,407 Fiscal year ending 2015 - 33,847 lbs = $21,500 Fiscal year ending 2013 – 61,250 lbs = $29,194

There are many factors that influence the revenue the Association receives from the Avocado harvest. These factors include theft, crop quantity, quality and size, market demand and price. In addition, the growth cycle of an Avocado tree normally produces more fruit one year and then larger fruit the next.

Will the Association top the height of the Avocado tree so they do not block my view? The overall health of the Avocado trees is the Associations highest priority and topping trees is not a preferred practice. Topping trees incorrectly can have some very negative effects, such as: A) stressing the tree making it more vulnerable to insects and disease infestations, B) can cause decay leading to bark splitting and death to branches and C) makes the tree look ugly which in turn makes the community look ugly. In addition, the Association does not guarantee views per the TGMA CC&R’s Section 10.1.8 and will not trim or top a tree for this reason.

What is the irrigation schedule for the Avocado trees? The irrigation schedule is based on the temperature and rainfall. For example: if there is no rainfall in January, February, and March the groves get irrigated once a week for 3 hours depending on the temperatures. In April, May and June the groves are irrigated twice a week for 3 hours also depending on the temperature. In July, August, and September irrigation takes place twice a week for 4 to 6 hours and in October, November, and December (again based on rainfall) the irrigation returns to once a week for 3 hours.

James Niccoli General Manager


Manager’s Corner GENERAL MANAGER ’S REPORT - OCTOBER, 2014—CONTINUED

Why do the trees drop so many leaves and what can I do to keep the leaves from blowing into my yard? Avocado trees do drop a lot of leaves, but there is a reason. According to the University of California Cooperative Extension Agriculture and Resource Department, the Avocado tree is shallow-rooted and depends on the natural leaf mulch to protect its roots. In fact, the roots will actually colonize the rotted leaves as if it were soil. This leaf mulch is the first line of defense against root rot. The decomposing leaves create a hostile environment to the microorganism that causes the disease. In addition, the leaves also help to reduce evaporative loss of water and therefore helps reduce water needs. However, Para Landscaping does work hard at keeping the slope and V-ditches as clean as possible. The V-ditches and groves are on a 30 day cycle and the monthly schedule is posted on the Trilogy at Glen Ivy Webpage under the My HOA, Committee / Programs, Landscape, and Para Maintenance Schedule Tabs. Please note: extreme temperatures and high winds will cause the trees to lose more leaves and it may take Para an extra week or two to catch up. Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time. RECENTLY COMPLETED PROJECTS:

• Tree Trimming – Tree trimming for the month of October consisted of all the trees around the Facility Buildings except the Pine trees. The trimming crews will begin work on all Pine trees throughout the community in November. Please note: the trees are trimmed to promote health and growth and because certain species are trimmed at different times of the year or every other year, not every tree may be trimmed in your canyon. In addition, the Association does not guarantee views and will not trim or top a tree for this reason.

• Trilogy Parkway Median Project – Valley Crest has completed the turf removal project in the medians on Trilogy Parkway. The project will eliminate the current water runoff coming from the medians and generate significant water savings. In addition, 95% of the project is being paid for from a rebate program offered by the Metropolitan Water District.

• Slurry Seal Project – The community wide street slurry seal project was completed on October 9, 2014. The project went extremely well and we thank all residents for their patience and cooperation during this huge project. Please note: any black stains that may be on your driveway or sidewalks will eventually fade away. In addition, tire marks on the new slurry are normal and will also fade in time.

• Speed Bumps – At the October 7, 2014, Board meeting the Board approved to install an additional speed cushion to the lower section of Cuyamaca. The cushions and stripping have all been installed by Nelson Paving Company and were done in accordance to the specifications provided by Boulevard Engineering Studios.

• Security Cameras - Two surveillance cameras located at the Blue Water Sports Club were replaced by Firstline Security Systems because they became inoperable.

PROJECTS IN PROGRESS: • Lake 16 – After a number of talks and meetings with the the golf course management regarding Lake 16, the HOA was informed

that the courts and receiver will be able to contribute $65,000 towards the lake repairs. Management is re-evaluating the two vendors that are being considered for the project. Management is also investigating what would be the best position for the Association moving forward. Does the Association assist in the cost of the repair or do we look at other legal options? Management is anticipating that all options available to the Association in regards to the repairs to Lake 16 will be presented to the Board at the December Board meeting.

• Community Webpage – Exolet and the Communications committee have begun creating the new webpage. The product is coming along nicely and the webpage will soon be ready for some beta testing.

• AC Units For Blue Water Sports Club – At the August 5, 2014, General Session meeting the Board approved the purchase and installation of five (5) new high efficiency air conditioning units for the Blue Water Sports Club. The Association will be receiving $19,600 in rebates from Southern California Edison for changing to high efficiency units. It was reported that the installation would take place in October; however the vendor is waiting on a few more parts and the installation has been pushed to November. The Blue Water Sports Club will have to be closed down for two (2) days. Please keep your eyes out for notices to the membership.

• Lake Center Restroom Countertops – At the October 7, 2014 Board meeting the Board approved to contract with Paul Davis Company to replace the damaged laminate counter tops with granite at the Lake Center Women’s and Men’s restrooms.

• Reserve Study Consultant - At the October 7, 2014 Board meeting the Board approved to contract with SCT Reserves to perform a Level Three (3) Reserve Study for the TGMA Master Association, the Cobblestone Special Benefit Area and the Cobblestone Elevator Special Benefit Area.

Do you have an issue or topic you would like me to discuss in the General Managers Corner? If so, please let me know by logging into http://mytgi.com and go under the Communications & Questions Tab, and click on eMail the HOA Business Office


Manager’s Corner…

CODE COMPLIANCE

Joy Marino Code Compliance Manager

MonthlyStreetSweeping:Wednesday,November5thThe 1st Wednesday of every month between 8:00am and 12:00pm all vehicles need to be off the streets to

effectively clean the streets.

ProtectYourHomeProtecting your home can be as easy as making it look occupied while you are gone.

Here are some simple measures you can take that can pay off:

• Do not stop all deliveries. Have someone you trust pick up mail and newspapers every day.

• Leave a radio on. It signals to a burglar that someone's home. Also, turn the volume

adjustment on your telephone bell down so a prowler will be less likely to hear the ringing of

an unanswered call.

• Use automatic light timers. Set them to turn lights on and off in different rooms at different

times.

• Park a car in your driveway. If you plan to be gone for just a few days, park your second car

in the driveway or ask a neighbor to park a car in your driveway. This not only gives the

impression you are home but also stops burglars from backing up a van and loading your

possessions.

Also, set up a vacation watch with the Lake Center Business Of.ice. This is when security checks

on your home during the night hours. To set up a vacation watch, call the Lake Center Business

Of.ice at (951) 277-7059.

*Reminder*The trash pickup

day is Monday.

Trash cans may

be set out the day

before and after

pickup. Other

than those times,

trash cans must

be stored in the

garage or behind

a screened fence.

Trash cans cannot

be visible from

the front of the

home.

Friendly Reminder Motorized vehicles, including golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, and mopeds, may only be operated by those persons with a valid driver’s license.

December Holiday Decorations!!!

The December holiday decorations may be set up 45 days before the holiday. This means November 11, 2014.

Holiday decorations must be removed 20 days after the end of the holidays, January 14, 2014.

Holiday decorations must be turned off each night at 11:00 p.m.

Management understands that some residents like to place holiday decorations on their front lawn. Please note that if

you do place holiday decorations on your front lawn, the H.O.A. will not maintain your lawn in order to preserve your

decorations. If you would like to know when your canyon is being maintained please check the community website at

mytgi.com. If you have further questions please do not hesitate to call the Lake Center Business Of.ice at

(951) 277-7059.

DesignReviewCommitteeMeeting

Tuesday,November11that1P.M.

All applications must be submitted to the Lake Center Business

Of.ice by 5 P.M. on Tuesday, November 4th.

Happy Thanksgiving!!!


Board Broadcast

The "First Thanksgiving" was celebrated by the Pilgrims after their first harvest in the New World in 1621. This feast lasted three days. It became an official Federal holiday in 1863. During the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national day of "Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficent Father who dwells in the Heavens"; to be celebrated on Thursday, November 26th. Thanksgiving Day, continues to be celebrated in the United States on the fourth Thursday in November. Let us be mindful of our blessings; thankful for the love and joy that surrounds us and our family during this season. Your TGMA Board of Directors and Management wish you a “Happy and Safe Thanksgiving”. The Board and Management want to take this opportunity to say “THANK YOU” to our residents for their cooperation in allowing the street slurry and striping to be completed with minimal difficulties. With all major projects, there are always some inconveniences. We appreciate your support in performing our duties; that of maintaining the highest value of your investment here in Trilogy. We want to remind you that the annual Trilogy at Glen Ivy Boutique, sponsored by the Sunshine Clubs will be held on Saturday, November 8th from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM. Invite your friends and family to come early and enjoy the Breakfast Café or lunch at the Hot Dog Bar. Many outside vendors will be participating. Perhaps you will find the unique holiday gift for that special person on your list.

October Board Actions and Decisions: • The board approved a contract with SCT Reserves to perform a Level Three (3) Reserve Study for

the following: TGMA Master Association, the Cobblestone Special Benefit Area and the Cobblestone Elevator Special Benefit Area. The total cost is $1,650 for three studies. Costs will be paid from the Reserve Study Consultant Service account for each entity.

• The Board approved the proposed Lifestyles Events Budget for the Fiscal 2015/2016 year. This

funding request will be presented to TGIS for consideration during their 2015/16 budget planning session.

• Approved a contract with Valley Crest for removal of 5 trees in various areas throughout the

community, at a cost not to exceed $2,105. Funds will be expended from the Operating Account - Tree Replacement and Tree Replacement - Home Owner Account.

• Management discovered one surveillance camera in the lobby and a second one located in the upstairs fitness equipment room at the Blue Water Sports Club were no longer working. Board contracted with Firstline Security Systems for the replacement of the two cameras at a cost not to exceed $1,109.30 to be paid from the Reserve Account-Sports Club Reserve.


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• After investigating complaints concerning the avocado V-ditch and splash wall behind some of the homes in the community, management has recommended the board retain a structural engineer to perform an evaluation and technical report with recommendations for the repair. A contract was approved with Jerusalem Consulting Engineering at a cost not to exceed $1,500. To be expended from Operating Budget-Capital Project.

• The high water pressure from the golf course is causing the new Sigma Filters to leak. Therefore, it is necessary to install a pressure reducing master valve in front of filter #1 at a cost not to exceed $3,087.20, to be expensed from Operating Account, Irrigation Repairs.

• Board approved a contract with Paul Davis Company to replace damaged counter tops at the Lake Center Women’s and Men’s restrooms with granite at a cost not to exceed $2,480, to be expended from Lake Center Reserve Account.

• In accordance with the recommendation by the traffic engineering firm, the Board approved the installation of a third speed cushion at the bottom of Cuyamaca at the October 7, 2014 meeting. The additional cost will be $1,867; to be expended from Operating Budget-Capital Project.

Management is continuing its effort with the golf course owners (court appointed receiver) to repair Lake 16 and awaiting news on what course of action may be taken. The next General Session meeting of the TGMA Board of Directors will be on November 4, 2014, in the Pacific Crest Lodge Ballroom at 6:00 PM. As always, we welcome your attendance, participation, comments and support. TGMA Board of Directors


TGIS BOARD REPORT The TGIS (Trilogy at Glen Ivy Community Services) meeting is on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 9:30 AM in the Lake Center. All are welcome and encouraged to attend. The TGIS Board of Directors have the responsibility of creating and developing new programs and activities for the residents of our community. Our goal is to do the best job adding to everyone's fun and fulfilling lifestyle here for Trilogy at Glen Ivy.

In our recent board meeting, we discussed or funded the following activities: 1. The new Trilogy website that TGIS is supporting will be operational soon. The TGMA Communication Committee will be asking for volunteers to test the website and give suggestions before the change-over. 2. Financial support for the Sunshine Clubs was approved. Each canyon Sunshine Club received a grant equivalent to $5.00 per residence. This money can be used for social activities intended to improve the lifestyle within each canyon. At the end of the fiscal year, TGIS will evaluate the program and plan for the next budget year. 3. Funding was approved for the World Fest Club event, Sheriff Volunteers and Emergency Preparedness. 4. A new TGIS Creative Committee was approved for the purpose of creating a marketing and advertising program which will promote the community to the general public. This is a valuable project because of the economic conditions and the lack of promotion of our community since the builder left. We are searching for a resident with marketing and advertising career experience to help us decide how to market our Trilogy at Glen Ivy community. The committee will also create and promote lifestyle activities for our community. 5. The gate camera project was discussed and referred to TGMA for consideration. 6. The balance of TGIS funds as of August 31, 2014 was $642,266. 7. The TGIS Annual meeting and election was completed and the officers of the Board are Bill Brewster as President, Jane Snider as Vice President, Janice Walker as Secretary, John Cosgrove as CFO and John Perry as Assistant CFO. We are here to help make TGIS and Trilogy at Glen Ivy a great part of everyone's life. We continue to ask for suggestions that will improve our lives here at Trilogy. Again, the five categories are: 1. Clubs and Social Activities. 2. Health and Wellness. 3. Communication and Technology. 4. Educational and Academic. 5. Environmental.

TGIS Update


Committee/Program Reports

Gate Clickers

TECHNOLOGY HELP SESSION Thursday, November 13th, 10:00a.m. - 12:00p.m., Tenaja Room

Everyone is welcome to the Technology Committee’s interactive technology session to discuss almost any electronic device. Bring your questions and

problems to our want-to-be experts. We will attempt to answer your questions about anything electronic.

Computers…Printers…Smart Phones…Cameras… E-Readers… GPS…TV… Sound Systems…Wireless Internet…Software…Email…iPads and other Tablets

If you don’t get an answer to your question,

the committee will do some research and email you an answer.

We have free WIFI at the Pacific Crest Lodge, Blue Water Sports Club and the

Lake Center. No sign-on codes are required.

The Technology Help Session occurs on the 2nd Thursday of every month!

Gate Clickers are available for purchase at the Pacific Crest

Lodge for only $13.00.

“Today in the midst of your

busy life, may you have at least one moment to sit back and relax

when you don't have to do anything or be anywhere in particular but mostly in that

moment may you realize here and now what a gift

your life is not just to you but to everyone who knows you.”


Committee/Program Reports NEWS FROM THE TGIS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE

The TGIS Transportation Committee is in the early stages of planning a way for residents who cannot drive to nearby shopping centers to arrange for transportation. One concept under consideration would be to post in a central location the dates and times, and destination locations residents who can drive, plan to visit in a particular week; residents interested in visiting the same locations, but unable or unwilling to drive would contact the driver and arrange to travel together. We have two questions: 1. If you no longer drive and there was a group of residents who were willing to provide transportation service to nearby

shopping centers, supermarkets, and department stores at specific times, would you use such a service? 2. If you still drive, would you be willing to be a volunteer driver to provide such a service? Your feedback is important! Please address your responses to:

[email protected]

OR

Sign up as a "USER" or "VOLUNTEER" at the Pacific Crest Lodge Lifestyles Desk

COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE

Our new and soon to be updated website – www.mytgi.com is progressing and incorporating many new features that we feel you will embrace!

We are looking for early adopters to provide feedback to the committee!

(This is GREAT – that’s OK – WHAT????)

If you would like to provide your 2¢ worth – please leave your name and number at the Lifestyles Desk or contact Jane Snider.

TGIS needs a few CREATIVE FOLKS to –

promote the Trilogy at Glen Ivy Lifestyle to the general public! Since the developer of our community fulfilled responsibilities, our community has not really been promoted to the outside world! We need to let those missing this opportunity learn how they too can enjoy the great life! If you have expertise in marketing and advertising – you are needed! Contact Bill Brewster for details.

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Committee/Program Reports…

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS/NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

Thank you to all of our numerous volunteers that made our California Shakeout Drill a success! As with any drill, there is a learning process involved. This year, the focus for our committee was to practice communicating a problem – providing a solution –then communicating that back down the line. As always, sometimes it worked as you would hope and then in other instances, it didn’t work. Now we know what our next steps need to be. In developing the problems to be solved, I also added another component to our plan. A while back, we had begun to organize a ‘team of residents with a medical/nursing background’. This was great until one of the key leaders had to deal with a family issue and so – - - - Our goal for the next few months is to get the residents with these skills together – have 1 or 2 of them agree to lead this area and stabilize what we can and can’t do. One of them would need to become an EP/NW committee member and lead their team. Contact Jane Snider if you are interested or have questions.


Lifestyles Desk…

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Thursday, November 13th 4:30 p.m., Sierra Ballroom

Let’s continue the fun times with our next

Social Night! Enjoy mingling with friends and LIVE entertainment by:

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Cost: $5.00 per person (includes entertainment and food)

Food Choice of: Beef or Chicken Enchiladas

Make Checks payable to: TGIS

Tickets on Sale NOW!


Lifestyles Desk…

Wednesday, November 19th, 6:00p.m.

Wednesday, November 19th - 6:00pm-9:00pm


Lifestyles Desk…

Trilogy’s Thanksgiving Dinner Party!

Thursday, November 20, 2014

In the Sierra Ballroom

$20 per person (Checks payable to TGIS)

Dinner at 5:30p.m.

Entertainment from 6:00p.m.-9:00p.m. Our ThanksgivingOur ThanksgivingOur ThanksgivingOur Thanksgiving

Dinner includes: Dinner includes: Dinner includes: Dinner includes:

Oven Roasted Turkey with Gravy,

Sausage and Cranberry Stuffing,

Garden Salad with Dressing,

Fresh Cranberry Chutney,

Fresh Rolls with Butter.

Dessert: Dessert: Dessert: Dessert:

Holiday Pies with

Whipped Cream.

LIVE entertainment by: LIVE entertainment by: LIVE entertainment by: LIVE entertainment by: Shake, Rattle and Roll!Shake, Rattle and Roll!Shake, Rattle and Roll!Shake, Rattle and Roll!

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Lifestyles Desk…

PIANO BAR NITE in the Modjeska Lounge

Come and enjoy us for a nice,

relaxed evening with a

LIVE PIANIST:

Mike Clement

Friday, November 21st

5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Please bring your favorite drink

and appetizer to share with

your friends and neighbors!

Please RSVP at the Lifestyles

Gifted Musician, Song –writer and performer for over 32 years, the last 10 years he has been leading dueling piano performances across the country. Recently he has played at Corona’s own Memphis Piano Bar/Grill (Dos Lagos).

Mike will rock your socks off this nite!


Lifestyles Desk…

PIANO BAR NITE in the Sierra Ballroom

Come and enjoy us for a nice,

relaxed evening with a

LIVE PIANIST playing!

A Classical and

Holiday Bonanza

Friday, December 12th

5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Please bring your favorite drink

and appetizer to share with

your friends and neighbors!

Please RSVP at the Lifestyles

Mozart, Grieg, Schumann, Schubert, Chopin,

Beethoven and more composers presented by

young amazing virtuosos from the

Little School of Music and Arts (Dedicated to giving all kids a chance in arts.)


Lifestyles Desk…

Sunday, December 14th From 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Lake Center

Cost: $5.00 per person (Children & Adults)

Please make checks payable to TGIS

Includes: Breakfast and Candy Cane from Santa

Please bring a camera to capture your moment with Santa!

Tickets Available on Wednesday, November 5th 50% at 10:00am and 50% at 7:00pm


Lifestyles Desk…

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5:30p.m.to8:30p.m.Paci!icCrestLodge

Cost:$10.00perperson

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Enjoy a Buffet Dinner, Dessert and

LIVE music from TheDonRossBand!

PleaseBringYourOwnBeverage

Softdrinksandwaterwillbeprovided.

Ticketsonsale:Thursday,November6th50% at 10:00 am and 50% at 7:00 pm

PleaseNote:YoumayattendonlyoneoftheHolidayPartiesnotboth.


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5:30p.m.to8:30p.m.Paci!icCrestLodge

Cost:$10.00perperson

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Enjoy a Buffet Dinner, Dessert and

LIVE music from TheDonRossBand!

PleaseBringYourOwnBeverage

Softdrinksandwaterwillbeprovided.

Ticketsonsale:Thursday,November6th50% at 10:00 am and 50% at 7:00 pm

PleaseNote:YoumayattendonlyoneoftheHolidayPartiesnotboth.


Lifestyles Desk…

Trilogy at Glen Ivy Presents our Informal

New Year’s Eve PartyNew Year’s Eve PartyNew Year’s Eve PartyNew Year’s Eve Party

Tickets on Sale: Friday, November 7th 50% at 10:00a.m. and 50% at 7:00p.m.

“Ring in the New Year with the East Coast, New York Style!

Wednesday, December 31st 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Lake Center

Cost: $25.00 Per Person (checks payable to TGIS)

Enjoy a Buffet Dinner, Dessert and LIVE Entertainment from Don Ross

Bring your own beverage, soft drinks and water will be provided.


Lifestyles Desk…

“Ring” in the New Year at Our Annual

New Year’s Eve PartyNew Year’s Eve PartyNew Year’s Eve PartyNew Year’s Eve Party

Enjoy Hors D’ Oeuvres, Sit-Down Dinner, Dancing, Casino Night and LIVE Entertainment from ‘Just Friends”

Wednesday, December 31stWednesday, December 31stWednesday, December 31stWednesday, December 31st 7:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.7:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.7:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.7:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Pacific Crest Lodge Pacific Crest Lodge Pacific Crest Lodge Pacific Crest Lodge

Cost: $50.00 per person Payable to TGIS

Featuring: *Hors D’ Oeuvres

* Elegant Sit-Down Dinner * Casino Night

* Live Entertainment *Champagne Toast at Midnight

Bring your own beverage, soft drinks & water will be provided.

Tickets on sale NOW!

Tickets on Sale: Friday, November 7th 50% at 10:00a.m. and 50% at 7:00p.m.


Special Presentations

No Free Blood Pressure Testing for the months of

November and December - testing will

resume in January. Thank you!

Fine Arts Class Complete a landscape or seascape

in just one class.

Supply List: Acrylic Paints: Titanium White, Cad Red Light,

Ultramarine Blue, Cad Yellow Medium

Brushes: Bristlette #2 Round and Bristlette #8 Filbert

9x12 canvas, plastic cup for water, palette,

paper or cloth towels and small palette knife.

Cost: $25.00 + supplies 2 hour class Contact Chuck Kemp for more information.

TMAC MEETING DATE AND PLACE

2nd Wednesday of every month Wednesday,

November 12th at 6:30PM Sierra Ballroom

WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE

NOTIFIEDWHEN THE MAIL HAS BEEN DELIVERED?

Just follow these steps, and you will receive an e-mail notification as soon as the mail has arrived! 1. Login to www.mytgi.com 2. Select ‘Home’ 3. ‘My Account’ 4. ‘Subscriptions’ 5. ‘Mail Has Arrived’ 6. Save changes!

Don’t have a login for www.mytgi.com?

Visit the front desk at Pacific Crest Lodge

Interest List Now Forming Ballroom Dance Lessons! Singles/Couples welcome, no partner needed. $25/person/month Tuesdays 6pm-7pm (expect for the first Tuesday of the month, subject to change due to popular demand/clubhouse availability) Hoping to start the lessons in January 2015! If interested please sign up at the Lifestyles Desk!


Trips…

The Colorful Songs of Broadway Presents:

Holiday Canteen Show

Join us at the World War II Canteen Tribute To: Veterans, Andrew Sisters

8-PIECE LIVE BIG BAND!!

Holiday Luncheon & Musical Revue Songs, Comedy, Dances, Dialogue, Costumes, sing-alongs,

Scene from White Christmas, Holiday Songs and Carols Live 8 PIECE BIG BAND will play:

In the Mood, String of Pearls, Pennsylvania 6-5000, Sentimental Journey, more!

Also—Need a Little Christmas, Santa Baby, Silver Bells, White Christmas, Ave Maria, Carol of Bells, Chanukah.

Thursday, December 4, 2014 Depart at 10:00am, Lunch & Show at 12:00pm to 3:45pm

Price: $56.00 Lunch & Show plus $10.00 transportation fee Total Price: $66.00 per person

Located: Almansor Court 700 S. Almansor St. Alhambra, CA, 91801

Served Luncheon Menu with Wine: Garden Salad, Honey Glazed Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetables,

Warm Rolls, Ice Cream Sundae, Coffee, Tea, & Wine.

Tickets on Sale Now at the Lifestyles Desk!


Blue Water Sports Club…

Trilogy at Glen Ivy A Community That Supports Health and Wellness

The Blue Water Sports Club Health and Wellness Committee

Welcomes You to Your Sports Club

RESIDENTS SUPPORTING RESIDENTS

Please Call or Stop by the BWSC Front Desk

Make an Appointment Receive a Welcome Gift

At Your Personal BWSC Orientation

(951) 277-7054

Remember:

Items for the Trilogy Times must be submitted by 8:00 PM on the 15th of the month to be considered for publication. It is each club’s responsibility to ensure their email address is correct so deadline reminders are received in a timely manner.

Don’t forget to sign up for some Don’t forget to sign up for some Don’t forget to sign up for some Don’t forget to sign up for some great fitness classes at the Blue great fitness classes at the Blue great fitness classes at the Blue great fitness classes at the Blue

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November Class Schedule

* $35/month by check for unlimited classes

$10/class by check, each day attended

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Aqua Aerobics 8:00 AM Crystal Pool Maria 25 11/3/2014

Dancercise 8:00 AM Lake Center Gigi 25 11/3/2014

Body Toning 9:00 AM Lake Center Maria 25 11/3/2014

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Yin Yoga 10:00 AM Lake Center Maria 25 11/4/2014

Mat Pilates 9:00 AM Naropa Linda 14 11/4/2014

Alignment Yoga 8:45—10AM Naropa Linda 14 11/5/2014

Core Pwr Training 9:00 AM Lake Center Gigi 25 11/5/2014

Pilates Infused Core 10:00 AM Naropa Linda 14 11/5/2014

Aqua Fit 9:00 AM Crystal Pool Maria 25

Dancercise 9:00 AM Lake Center Gigi 25

Interval Training 8:00 AM Lake Center Gigi 25

Yin Yoga 10:00 AM Lake Center Maria 25

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Alignment Yoga 8:45—10 AM Naropa Linda 14 11/5/2014

Body Works 9:00 AM Lake Center Gigi 25 11/7/2014

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Hatha Yoga 9:00-10:15am Naropa Linda 14 11/1/2014

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Strength Mobility & Balance M 9 AM Naropa Meg $25 11/17/2014

Moving For Wellness M 10 AM Naropa Meg $25 11/17/2014

Golf Athletic Performance Tue 1 PM Naropa Maria K. $25 11/25/2014

Moving For Wellness F 10 AM Naropa Linda $25 11/21/2014


* $35/month by check for unlimited classes $10/class by check, each day attended

(Payable to TGMA)

Last Name ____________________________ First Name ________________________________ Date _________ E-mail Address ______________________________ Phone # _______________

Class Name Days Time Instructor Check Here

Aqua Fit T/TH 9am—10am Maria Korcsmaros

Aqua Aerobics M 8am—9am Maria Korcsmaros

Alignment Yoga Gentle W/F 8:45am—10am Linda Grindstaff

Body Toning M 9am—10am Maria Korcsmaros

Body Works F 9am—10am Gigi Korcsmaros

Core Power Training W 9am—10am Gigi Coogler

Dancercise M/TH 8am (M) 9am (TH) Gigi Coogler

Hatha Yoga Sat 9am—10:15am Linda Grindstaff

Zumba T/F 9am (T) 8am (F) Gigi Coogler

Interval Training TH 8am—9am Gigi Coogler

Yoga M 10am—11am Maria Korcsmaros

Yin Yoga T/TH 10am—11am Maria Korcsmaros

Pilates Infused Core W 10am—11am Linda Grindstaff

Zumba Basics T 8am—9am Gigi Coogler

Mat Pilates T 9am-10am Linda Grindstaff

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November Class Payment Sign-up Sheet



* $15/month by check for unlimited classes $10/class by check, each day attended

(Payable to TGMA)

Last Name ______________________________ First Name ______________________________________ Date _________ E-mail Address ______________________________________ Phone # _______________

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November Evening Schedule and Sign-up


Class Time Room Instructor Max Start Date

Aqua Aerobics 4:00PM Crystal Pool Ann 25 11/3/2014

Line Dancing 5:30PM Ballroom Gigi 60 11/3/2014

Aqua Aerobics 4:00 PM Crystal Pool Ann 25 11/3/2014

Body Toning 5:00PM Naropa Gigi 14 11/5/2014

Meditation 6:00 PM Naropa Shikoba 14 11/6/2014

Kundalini Yoga 7:00 PM Naropa Shikoba 14 11/6/2014

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Aqua Aerobics M/W 4:00-5:00 PM Ann Smith 25

Line Dancing M 5:30-6:30 PM Gigi 60

Body Toning W 5:00-6:00 PM Gigi 14

Meditation Th 6:00-7:00 PM Shikoba 14

Kundalini Yoga Th 7:00-8:00 PM Shikoba 14

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Our Goal: Walk/Run 100 miles over the course of the school year! Have Fun & Get Moving to A Healthier You!

Register Today at The Blue Water Sports Club, only $10!Register Today at The Blue Water Sports Club, only $10!Register Today at The Blue Water Sports Club, only $10!Register Today at The Blue Water Sports Club, only $10!

We will track the miles you turn in Every 25 miles results in a

milestone prize!

Can’t show up to morning classes because of a hectic schedule?

Consider this: exercising daily improves your mood and promotes overall well-being!!!

Try these Evening classes:

Aqua Aerobics and Line Dancing

Mondays @ 4:00 PM and 5:30 PM

Aqua Aerobics and Body Toning Wednesday @ 4:00 PM and 5:00 PM

Meditation and Kundalini Yoga

Thursdays @ 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM

Located in the Naropa Studio and Sequoia Studio with instructors

Shikoba Baron and Gigi Coogler!


Chartered Club News…

BOOK CLUB

ATTENTION READERS OF GOOD BOOKS!

The Trilogy Book Club meets on the FIRST Wednesday of each month in the "Center for Well-Being" at the Blue Water Sports Club from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. This is a fiction reading group enjoying current fiction and one classic each year.

The selection for November 5 is: The Lowland by Jhumpa Lahiri, Devika Malhotra will lead the discussion of this novel set in India and America. The December selection is Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan. The selections for 2015 will also be discussed/presented at the November meeting.

Come join us! For information call Sharon Erbst

Singles Club News

Plans are well under way for our annual Holiday Dinner on Sunday, December 7th at the Pacific Crest Ballroom. Your committee has been busy making plans for a grand evening. Cocktails will be served in the Living Room at 6pm with entertainment by Conrad on the Piano. Each person will have coupons for 2 glasses of wine and any other alcohol will be BYOB. Come and enjoy an evening of good food, good friends, entrainment and a visit from Santa. Cost is $15.00 per person with checks payable to Trilogy Singles. Get your check in and reserve your spot.

We plan on attending Candlelight Pavilion on Sunday, December 14th for the Christmas play “It’s Christmas Everyday”. Cost is $58.00 for your choice entrée of Tri Tip, Fish, Chicken or Vegetarian. Includes vegetable, potato fruit cup champagne or juice, coffee, tea, soda & gratuity Cocktails are billed directly to you. Contact Fay Byrnes to hold your spot. Make checks payable to Trilogy Singles and should be in by November 14th. There is an envelope at the Lifestyles Desk for your convenience to drop off your check. We will still have our Mystery Trip and it will be announced as soon as the gals return from Grand Canyon Trip. So watch out for details.

That’s all folks for this month. Georgia Caruso President, Trilogy Singles Club



BIBLE STUDY CLUB



Drama Club

Drama Club Meeting Thursday, November 6th

at 3:00pm at The Lake Center

Come join the fun and be a part of our new club here at Trilogy!

Our first trip will be November 13th,

to The Old Town Temecula Theatre to see “Junie B Jones, The Musical”.

It’s a fun play for all ages!!! Bring the kids and grandkids!

If you’re interested in going, and or in joining the

Trilogy Drama Club, please contact Joey Mercado.


Chartered Club News… LATIN CLUB

Summer is over and here we go into fall.

On September 18th, fifty-three members of the Latin Club traveled to “Pancho Villa’s Restaurant” and enjoyed freshly prepared Mexican food and toe-tapping Mariachi music in a fun, festive environment. Their gigantic margaritas were fantastic. A great time was held by all.

OUR NEXT EVENT: The “WONDER OF CHRISTMAS” Party will be held on Saturday, December 13th, at the Pacific Crest Lodge, Sierra Ballroom. There will be entertainment, door prizes, a great band for dancing and much more.

Date and sale of tickets will be forthcoming in the near future.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

Adios for now!

DO YOU LIKE WINE TASTING?

Trilogy Wine Lovers Club is welcoming new members to join our wine club. We meet on the second Wednesday of each month at 7 PM at the Lake Center. Come join the fun and meet your neighbors.

If interested, please contact Jerry or Terri Odette for more information.



GOOD NEIGHBOR CLUB

The Trilogy Good Neighbor Club (GNC) was proud to present “The Christian Edition” Men’s Chorus last month in a performance held in the Sierra Ballroom of the Trilogy Lodge. This delightful musical event was attended by some 125 Trilogy residents and their guests, who thoroughly enjoyed this versatile and widely-traveled group of adult men directed by Calvin Knipschild, who came all the way from Washington State to lead his talented vocal performers. The GNC plans to have this highly acclaimed Christian musical group come back soon for a return command performance. Stay in touch! The GNC has scheduled another great, free musical event for Tuesday, November 11th at the Trilogy Ballroom. This will be a repeat performance by California Baptist University's Small Chorus Group, comprised largely of talented students from CBU's outstanding Music Department. They were a hit at last year's performance singing uplifting Christian music and hymns. Pick up a flyer in the mailroom, and put this on your calendar. Your Good Neighbor Club will also be hosting the third annual Christmas dinner for Trilogy residents on Tuesday, December 9th. This by-invitation dinner is fast becoming a tradition here at Trilogy and really gets everyone into the festive Christmas season. Corona High School's talented Madrigal Singers have once again agreed to provide the evening's musical entertainment. Look forward to this fantastic event as well.



GOOD NEIGHBOR CLUB



WORLD FEST CLUB

Trilogy’s 10th Oktoberfest was held on Saturday, October 4, 2014 in the Lodge. The event was very successful and everybody had a good time. Prior to the dinner we had appetizers available in the Lodge’s lobby. Peter Geburth, accordionist, provided music for the guests. An exhibition of contemporary paintings by Eva Maria Matte , Hungarian artist and poet was provided. Guests enjoyed a dinner with plenty of bratwurst, apple strudel, beer and wine. After the dinner, the Danube Swabian (Bavarian) Dance Ensemble presented choreographed German, Austrian and Danube Swabian folk dances. Al Wehrle’s famous Oompah Band did an excellent job of playing traditional German beer hall polkas, waltzes, and rock ‘n roll. We have a lot of people to thank - our volunteers and especially team leaders for their contribution in making the event a success. Marilyn Shaw and her team for the ballroom decoration, Sylvia Kessick for the ticket sale, Veena Sahay for administrative duties and E-Mail sending, Sharon Whitlock for managing the food, Bill and Sharon Mitchael and their team for manning the bar and their excellent service, and Paul Whitlock for designing the poster and flyer. We thank Yong Martinez for the preparation of the salad and appetizers, and Jim Pfeffer for leading the Schnitzelbank song and fun! Membership Drive: We are looking for new members in 2015. Our new membership party will be in January 2015. Our current members can also renew their memberships at that time. The club is open to all Trilogy residents. The World Fest Club is dedicating its efforts to promoting events with International flavor. As a member, you will have discounted tickets for all events. The membership runs from January 1, 2015 to December 31, 2015. The membership fee is only $12 per year. We look forward to seeing all of you in January 2015 and your participation in our fun events. Joe Kienle President World Fest Club



TRILOGY ON THE ROOF



POM “Landfill Raptor” by Judy Cheek

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

October’s Photo of the Month (POM) theme was “Flash Photography” and two photos were selected. The “Landfill Raptor” photo, taken by Judy Cheek at the El Sobrante Landfill, was the Novice category winner, and the “Cheer Fliers” photo, taken by Bill Zastrow at King High School, was the “Advanced” category winner. In the “Other” category, Bill Zastrow’s photo of a King High School football player and Judy Cheek’s photo of Yellowstone Canyon were selected. Topics of discussion included how flash was used to enhance the Photo of the Month submissions and ideas for future meeting presentations and Photo of the Month themes. If you’ve ever wanted a copy of one of the Photography Club’s photos, the Club will be hosting a booth at Trilogy’s Boutique on November 8. Offered for sale will be a 2015 calendar featuring photo’s selected by the Club during 2014 as winners in various categories. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month at 1:00 PM in the Lake Center. November’s Photo of the Month theme will be “Around Trilogy”. All photos submitted for POM must be of Trilogy and at least one photo must be of a Trilogy waterfall.

POM “Cheer Fliers” by Bill Zastrow “Football Player” by Bill Zastrow

“Yellowstone Canyon” by Judy Cheek



TRILOGY SHERIFF VOLUNTEER

The Trilogy volunteers patrolled 165 hours throughout the community last month. This is on track with our objectives considering vacations and illnesses.

New more user-friendly radios were distributed at the September meeting. We thank TGIS; the radios are smaller, clearer, and much easier to operate.

The Trilogy Sheriff Volunteers participated in the 2014 Great Shakeout Drill on October 16, 2014, beginning at 10 AM. The drills help to prepare for efficiency in response to emergencies and disasters after an earthquake.

The September Crime Report for Temescal Valley - Trilogy provided by Riverside County Sheriff Department included 2 residential burglaries, 2 vehicle thefts, and 4 petty thefts. Only 1 of these events was in Trilogy. (See the detailed info on mytgi.com)

Jane Knox, Trilogy Sheriff Volunteer



TRILOGY VERTERANS CLUB

WHEN: Veterans Day Tuesday, November 11th Starting at 8:00 a.m. WHERE: PACIFIC LODGE FLAG POLE Coffee – Juice - Pastries Compliments: Trilogy Veterans Club

Honor our Veterans

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TRILOGY VERTERANS CLUB

TVC kicks off new Club year with a Sunday Brunch feast at Sizzlers, September 21….

TVC member Paul Jacobson gave a pictorial presentation of his recent visit to Normandy, France. He visited the memorial cemetery, a number of churches and monuments, and the beaches where the Allied Forces made their decisive landing on June 6, 1944 that led to the ending of WWII. It was a moving experience and reminds us of the sacrifice made by our brave soldiers where over 4,400 heroes gave their life to protect our freedom.

TVC Members Meeting – September

TVC has donated over $1,500 to WWP

Trilogy Veterans Club Member Meetings are scheduled for the LAST TUESDAY of each month – Lake Center.

Jack Hunter (WWII Korea Vietnam) Joe Downey (US Navy (’57-’62)


Canyon Updates Canyon Luncheons

Canyon

Day/Month

Time

Location

RSVP to:

Coldwater 4th Wednesday 11:30 AM Varies Martha Rushford

Corral 2nd Thursday 11:30 AM Varies Sheryl McClain or Linda Zastrow

Modjeska 4th Wednesday 11:30 AM Fridays Judy Cheek

Nobel 2nd Wednesday 12:00 PM Fridays Donna Laventure

Saddleback 3rd Tuesday 11:30 AM Eagle Glen Rose Zoba

Stone 2nd Thursday 12:00 PM Varies Susie Hall or Karin Foshay

"Birthdays for Charity"

The "Birthdays for Charity" group will have our second luncheon on Thursday,

November 6, 2014 at 12:00 p.m. at the Pacific Crest Lodge. We will have a

speaker from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. We will enjoy a delicious

Mexican style meal. ($5.00) BYOB or drink. The vision of this group is to help

others by donating money to a worthy charity instead of receiving gifts for

ourselves. In August, we were able to send a check to the Wounded Warrior

Project for $1,700 because of the generosity of our Trilogy residents.

If you would like to attend this luncheon, please make a check out for $5.00 to

Patti Blyleven & place it in the mailbox by her front door in Saddleback

Canyon. Bring your donation for St. Jude's on November 6th.

For more information contact Karen Gross, Patti Blyleven or Sally Wieringa.


Canyon Updates… COBBLESTONE CANYON

With the All Canyon Chili Cook-off and our Luau behind us, it is now time to focus on the upcoming annual Trilogy Boutique on November 8th. This year, our Canyon is in charge of “Facilities” which means we act as “hostesses” to the vendors and shoppers in addition to providing transportation to and from the Lodge and the parking areas. I know this year’s Boutique will be another successful one for the Sunshine Clubs. A big thank you to all the organizers and all the canyon participants who help make this a fun and exciting day!

Our September block party was overflowing with new neighbors and lots of good Italian food. We had over 53 residents join us and everyone enjoyed the last potluck of the year. Thanks to Elaine and Maria for all their work on these great get togethers!

The October Luncheon was well attended and beautifully decorated as usual by Pat and Patty. Just look at those awesome pumpkins! It’s always so much fun to see the “tablescapes” each month! Our next luncheon is November 13 at BJ’s.

Our next events include a tour of Benedict Castle and lunch at the Mission Inn on Monday, November 17th. On Friday, December 5th, a Holiday Potluck will be held at the Lake Center. More information on this event will be sent by Evite.

Happy November everyone! And remember … “Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, and a stranger into a friend.” … Melody Beattie


Canyon Updates… NOBEL CANYON

Our September Bar BQ dinner was a big hit. The food catered by Smoky Mountain Catering was delicious. The emcee of the evening, Kathie Burks did an outstanding job. Donna announced that Nobel Canyon has a new resident. Her name is Jodi Hatch and she lives on Roses Court. The western theme brought out several guests in their cowboy and cowgirl duds. There were four couples chosen for a run off for best outfits and the winners were Yvonne and Lewis Collins. Bill Stone donated one of his beautiful stained glass creations and the lucky and delighted winner was Grant Griffin. George Schiro was the winner of two drawings and Dorine Gaard was the lucky recipient of a gift card to Chili’s Restaurant. All in all, everyone had a YAHOO good time thanks to the efforts of all the Sunshine Ladies and Smoky Mountain Catering. Our September meeting finalized our menu for the Boutique Breakfast Café November 8th. Before you shop the Boutique, fortify yourself with our delicious breakfast offerings - Breakfast casserole, French toast casserole, bacon and egg muffins, bagels and cream cheese, and biscuits and gravy. There will also be juice, tea and FREE COFFEE. Four different homemade soups will be available to eat in or take home. You won’t want to miss starting your day off right. The café will be open from 7:30 am to 3:00 pm or until the food runs out. The sale of a few holiday craft items is still in the planning stage. Hopefully time will permit getting these made in time.

September Bar BQ Pictures

Dodo /Dan Grant Griffin Joy & Art Marj & Tom

Jim & Ellen Gloria & Larry Yvonne & Lewis Bev & Joe

Bob & Jackie Bill & Janet Joann & John Diana & John


Canyon Updates… MODJESKA CANYON

CANYON LUNCHEON : At our September luncheon, we welcomed new resident May K. along with the other hardy neighbors who braved the heat to come out for conversation, laughter and a chance to win prizes. Hope to see you at the next one!! Be sure to contact Judy Cheek to get on the luncheon notification list as the holiday months (November and December) sometimes create opportunities for schedule changes. AROUND THE CANYON : We have a number of new neighbors. A big Modjeska Canyon welcome to:

Robert and Vitoria Olsen Clifford and Darlene Self John and Karen Lisser Scott and Carol Nichols

If you are a new resident who hasn’t yet received your welcome packet, contact Susan Fischetti, Nonette Allen, or Priscilla Williams. The welcome packet contains a great gift and lots of good information about Trilogy and our canyon events. And ladies, we encourage you to attend the monthly canyon luncheons (see article at top of page); it’s another great way to meet your neighbors.

New Neighbor May

SUPPER CLUB: It’s over for this year, but it’s not too early to sign up and get in on the fun starting again in January 2015. What is the Supper Club? It’s a great way to get to know your neighbors in an informal, small group setting. The supper club is made of groups of 3 to 4 randomly assigned couples who meet for dinner over a three month period. Each couple takes a turn playing host, usually providing the location and the main course, with the other couples providing side dishes. What could be better than sharing food, fun and camaraderie with neighbors? Contact Linda Wolff for more info and to get your name on the Supper Club list.

SUNSHINE CLUB: Do you know of a neighbor in need? The Modjeska Canyon Sunshine Club can help. Contact Susan Fischetti, Nonette Allen, Priscilla Williams or any Sunshine Club member. Among the services the Club can provide are visits to new neighbors, assisting the bereaved, and providing meals/visits/plants/cards when someone is sick.

DID YOU KNOW – you can view photos of past Modjeska Canyon events by clicking the link on the Modjeska Canyon page of the TGI Website. Go to: http://www.mytgi.com, click “Canyons”, then click “Modjeska Canyon News”.


Canyon Updates… CORRAL CANYON

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

“A MOMENT FOR YOU”

“Remember that someone everyday gives thanks for you. Your happiness matters.”

Happy November Birthdays To:

Bette Miller Kay Rookhuyzen Gail Mueller Enid Chavez Irene Lycett Linda Johns Kay Conley Susan May

Our Birthday luncheons are getting bigger and better! What a nice way to see some neighbors we sometimes miss.

November Luncheon is November 13th at “RED GINGER”. PLEASE R.S.V.P. It is very important to know how many are coming.

Birthday luncheons are the second Thursday of every month. . Please come and join the fun and to meet your new neighbors and your old friends.

Hope to see all of you at our luncheon.

Fall season is here!

Owl Court was really into the Fall season! There are Witches, Black Cats and Pumpkins galore with pretty decorations. What a nice way to welcome Fall.

Christmas Tea Our Christmas Tea is coming soon - December 11th at the Lake Center. We are looking for people to host a table or to help.

If you would like to take part in this fun event please call: Sheryl McLain or Linda Zastrow.

Corral Canyon Happy/Social Hour The date has been changed and will now be in January - details to be announced in the future.

Planning will be starting soon. If you would like to help, call a board member: Irene, Sallie, Alice and Stella.

Boutique for November 8, 2014 The Corral Sunshine Club this year has “The White Elephant” responsibility.

We have begun to collect items for the “White Elephant” For DROP OFF for” WHITE ELEPHANT”, PLEASE Contact Irene Lycett

Please we are running out of time, WE NEED YOUR STUFF you can drop it off anytime.

We are looking for new ways to bring old and new neighbors out. If you have any ideas please call Alice and I will be happy to pass the word on.

Anyone wanting to help on a canyon or Sunshine function or if there is anything of special interest, birthdays, anniversaries or a special trip you would like to share with our canyon,

please call me (Alice) and I will be happy to include it in the monthly canyon message.


Canyon Updates… SADDLEBACK CANYON

In honor of Veterans Day, November 11th, we would like

give our thanks to all of our veterans who have risked their lives while serving our country. Recently, the Veterans Club honored Saddleback resident, Bedford Matthews, Jr. with the Quilt of Valor. Bedford served in the Army in Vietnam and is the recipient of the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. Thank you, Bedford!

November 27

Saddleback’s Fall Festival Dinner was a great success. Conversation was lively and meeting new members of our canyon is always delightful. Thank you to all who attended, those who decorated the tables with impressive center pieces, the helpers, and the energetic, behind-the-scene organizers, Vicki Crouch and Sandi Beers .

Saddleback Chili chefs: Rudy Burbank, Jim Pfeffer, Mike Dawson, & Bob Michowski

Contact Info Sunshine President—Bob Michowski Angel Chair—Patti Blyleven Special Events—Debbie Barkley RSVP Luncheon—Rose Zoba Medical Devices—Liana Hachiya

Newsletter—Liana Hachiya, Chris Iseri Welcome Jim and Bonnie Jeffers

CONGRATULATIONS TO RUDY BURBANK for winning 3rd place at the Trilogy Chili Cook-off. The competition was HOT, but our chili cooks prevailed. You’ve made Saddleback PROUD!

Tuesday, November 11 (yes, it is the 2nd Tues. of this month and Dec. 9)—11:30 Luncheon at Eagle Glen Golf Club. Wednesday, November 5 and 12— 3-6pm. $5 Ticket sales at The Lodge for “Saddleback Cares and Prepares,” a food drive and emergency preparedness program that includes dinner. Tuesday, November 18 —6-9pm. “Saddleback Cares and Prepares ,” at The Lodge where a Homemade Soup and Salad Dinner includes a presentation by the American Red Cross on Emergency Preparedness. Please bring one canned good per ticket holder to benefit a local food bank. Wednesday, November 19, December 3 and 10, from 3-6pm. $5 Ticket sales at The Lodge for Saddleback’s “The Spirit, Sounds, & Tastes of Christmas,” Tuesday, December 16 —6:30-8:30pm. “The Spirit, Sounds, & Tastes of Christmas,” at The Lodge, includes a Book Drive for Temescal Valley Elementary, Music by the Dickens’ Singers, AND a tempting Dessert Buffet. Your Angel will deliver flyers for details on these events.

Happy Birthday on your special day: Nancy Jacobson, Donna Sankey, Rosie Duarte, Sharon Erbst, JoAnn Emge, Anita Manni x, and Maryellen Bleach.

Why can’t we just open a can?


Canyon Updates… COLDWATER CANYON Coldwater Canyon enjoyed another memorable ANNUAL BLOCK PARTY in late September put on by our Sunshine Club under the direction of Lois DeKeyser, 2014 President with a dedicated supportive committee. A NIGHT OF BEER AND BRATS IN OLD BAVARIA...Games, Prizes, Ompah music, karaoke,and of course Line Dancing. A gathering of old and plenty of new enthusiastic neighbors. We had fun, lots of laughs, as always. CC never fails to light up the room with blazing energy. Our Sunshine Committee is always on top of details and this night was staged to perfection, like all our Block Parties of the past have been. CC residents agree the one common thread for all of us...we love living here. Including the Kahlke's...they attempted to move away...they did, not for long...they're back! This place is a hard act to follow.


Community Happenings


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Pacific Crest Lodge Saturday November 8, 2014 from 9:00am to 3:00pm

Don’t miss this wonderful event Free shuttle service from parking areas for vendors & shoppers

Giant “White Elephant” Sale

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Yummy Baked Goods and more

Satisfy your sweet tooth

Outside Vendors

With Arts & Crafts - gifts galore

Hot Dog Bar

With all the fixing’s and more

Breakfast Café at 7:00am Good food to start your day right!


Community Happenings

CHRISTMAS GOLF CART PARADE Sunday, December 7,2014

The Christmas Golf Cart Parade is set for Sunday evening December 7, 2014. Please put the date on your calendar. Even if you don’t have a golf cart, this is still great fun for the whole family and will bring a smile to the face of kids all ages. If you are interested in participating with your golf cart or volunteering to help, please sign up on the interest list at the front desk in the Pacific Crest Lodge or for more information contact Richard Lewis.


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November 2014

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 Daylight Savings

Ends

3

4 General Election

Voting Tahoe, 7am HOA Board Meeting

Ballroom, 6pm

5

Book Club 9:30am, CFWB

6 Birthdays for Charity

12pm, PCL

7

8 Annual Holiday Boutique PCL, 9am

9

10

Movie Night Maleficent

Sequoia, 6:30pm

11

*TVC Reception 8am

12

TMAC Meeting Ballroom, 7pm

13

Tech Help PCL 10am - Noon

Social Night with Steve Nieves

Ballroom, 4:30pm

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15

16

17

18

19

TGIS Board Meeting

Tahoe, 9:30am

Dick Clark, Medicare Seminar CFWB, 6pm

Karaoke Night! Ballroom, 6pm

20

Thanksgiving Dinner Party

Ballroom, 5:30pm

21 Dr. Cline

Presentation & Lunch,

Tahoe, 12pm

Piano Bar Nite Modjeska

Lounge, 5pm

21

23

24

25 26 27

All Buildings Closed

28 HOA Offices Closed

29

30

*Denotes a Club Event, for more information contact club/canyon representative.

TGMA sign up’s and Ticket Sales are available starting November 1st


December 2014

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 HOA Board Meeting

Ballroom, 6pm

3

4 Holiday Canteen

Show Depart 10am

5 Face to Face Modjeska Lounge 10am

6

7 Golf Cart Parade

PCL, 5pm

8

9

10 TMAC Meeting Ballroom, 7pm

11

12 Piano Bar Nite Ballroom, 5pm

13 *Latin Club

Christmas Party

14 Breakfast with Santa

LC, 9am

15

16

17 TGIS Board Meeting

Tahoe, 9:30am

Trilogy’s Annual Holiday Party PCL, 5:30pm

18

Trilogy’s Annual Holiday Party PCL, 5:30pm

19

20

21 *TOTR Hanukkah

PCL, 5pm

22

23

24

HOA Offices Closed

PCL & BWSC Close at 2pm

25 All Buildings Closed

26

HOA Offices Closed

27

28

29

30 31 NYE Parties

PCL-7pm/LC-6pm

HOA Offices Closed

PCL & BWSC Close at 2pm

1 All Buildings Closed

*Denotes a Club Event, for more information contact club/canyon representative.

TGMA sign up’s and Ticket Sales are available starting November 1st

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