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JANUARY 2015
IN THIS ISSUE
Important Numbers, Board Report ..........2
Calendars .......................................12 - 14
Old Days of Hemet.................................19
General Manager .....................................3
Day of Fun and Fitness ..........................15
Charter Clubs and Groups..............20 - 21
Sales........................................................4
New Library ...........................................16
Advertisements......................................22
Lifestyles..........................................5 - 10
Super Bowl Sunday ...............................17
Ramona Humane Society ......................23
Meet Your Neighbors.............................11
King Tut .................................................18
Lifestyle Events......................................24
SOLERA DIAMOND VALLEY
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
BOARD MEMBER REPORT
Cari Burleigh, General Manager
951.652.5766, Ext. 224 • [email protected]
Connie King, Lifestyle Director
951.652.5766, Ext. 223 • [email protected]
By Robert Ash, Board Member
I would like to share with you a
summary of the Board Meeting and the
Treasurer’s Report. I will place this
Summary of Actions in the second
published The View after each Board
meeting. This is necessary because of
publishing deadlines.
COMMUNITY WEBSITE
www.soleradiamondvalley.com
DEL WEBB
CUSTOMER SERVICE
[email protected] • 949.255.1650
SALES OFFICE
Pete Weddell, Sales Associate
Daniel Stirn, Sales Associate
951.926.8259
1608 Paseo Diamante, Hemet, CA 92545
PCM
BILLING INQUIRIES
800.369.7260
ALLIED BARTON SECURITY SERVICES
On-Site Community Patrol
951.541.8060 • (800) 942-9394 (secondary)
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• Ratified the landscape maintenance contract with Artistic
Maintenance, Inc.
• Ratified the attorney retainer agreement with Tinnelly Law
Group
• Appointed Design Review Committee Members – Lorraine
Brealey and Lonora Bee
• Appointed Emergency Preparedness Advisory Committee –
Bob Bowman, Susan Stevens and Bob Stowell
• Reserve expenditure – paving the parking lots with Nelson
Paving
Leeanne Brock, President
760.772.5400, [email protected]
• Reserve expenditure – for landscape lights, ballasts and photo
cell with SoCal West Coast Electric.
Brian Rubin, Vice-President
951.925.3918, [email protected]
• Reserve expenditure – refurbish landscape in common areas
with Artistic Maintenance
Robert Ash, Treasurer
951.929.9638, [email protected]
• Reserve expenditure – belt and pulley repair on pool unit with
CSR HVAC
Melissa Karsting, Secretary
951.255.2561, [email protected]
Holly Sandler, Member-at-Large
949.330.8532, [email protected]
HOURS OF OPERATION
• Reserve expenditure – pool deck coating repair with 1 Stop
Pool Pros
• Approved the Library Project installation with Dennis’ Cabinets
MOUNTAIN VIEW LODGE
• Changed the rule for a personal trainer requirement to include
liability insurance at $1million
Pool Hours
Sunday: 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
Monday - Saturday: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
• Approve request/appeal to replace grass with artificial turf for
two residents
SALES OFFICE
• Disapprove request/appeal for additional used-brick planter for
a resident
1608 Paseo Diamante, Hemet, CA 92545
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
PUBLICATION
• Disapprove request/appeal for colored glass on front entry door
for a resident
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Treasurer’s Report
Connie King, Lifestyle Director
• November 4, 2014:
COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE
Chairperson, Charlene Bowman; Vice Chair, Barbara Rosenberg and
Beverly Splitgerber; Secretary, MaryLou Della Longa;
Member-at-Large, Barbara Garcia
ARTICLE SUBMISSIONS
All submissions must be emailed to [email protected] by the
tenth of the month. Articles should not exceed 500 words, 250 words for
Club news and 100 words for Groups.
The View is published monthly by the Solera Diamond Valley
Community Association (SDVCA). This publication is copyrighted and
may not be reproduced or reprinted without the written permission of
SDVCA. Advertising inquiries, 951.652.5766, Ext. 223 or email
[email protected].
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Board Meeting – November 20, 2014 – Summary of Actions
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• Assets - $1,789,584. includes Reserves of $1,674,818. and does
not include fixed assets; Liabilities - $114,766.
• July 2014 thru October 2014:
• Income - $451,133. includes owner assessments of $355,610;
developer assessments of $34,830; other of $26,597. and
developer subsidy of $34,094.
• Expenses - $451,133.
We also had excellent reports from the Committee
Chairpersons, General Manager and Lifestyle Director.
Thanks to all who attended Your Board Meeting. I hope to see
you at the next Board Meeting on January 15, 2015 at 3:00 p.m.
GENERAL MANAGER’S MESSAGE
By Cari Burleigh, General Manager
New Homeowner Orientation
Happy New Year to All!
It is time to say goodbye to 2014
and Welcome 2015!
2014 has been a great year for
Solera Diamond Valley. I joined the
community in April and I am very
thankful for the wonderful welcome that everyone gave me.
We have had a busy year with many great events and get
togethers for all to enjoy. I would like to take this time to thank
all those who dedicated hours upon hours of their time to
assure our community’s success. Without a doubt, it is what
each and every one of you put into the community that makes
Solera Diamond Valley such a wonderful place to live. May we
all remember the good times of 2014 and reach further for even
greater times in 2015 and years to come.
We will be having a new homeowner orientation
on Thursday, January 29, 2014 at 2:00p.m. in the
Deergrass Room at the Mountain View Lodge. This
meeting is open to all new homeowners and we will go
over the Association’s governing documents, rules and
regulations, assessments, Board of Directors, on-site
staff, homeowner improvements, and hopefully
answer any additional questions. If you have closed
escrow in the last six months, or if you were unable
to attend the last orientation, please mark your
calendar and come by to learn more about the
benefits of living in this community. There will be
a “Meet & Mingle” following the New
Homeowner Orientation at 4:00 p.m.
Design Review Committee
Meeting Dates
Holiday Hours
As discussed in the June 2014 edition of The View,
Solera Diamond Valley homeowners are subject to the CFD
No. 2006-56 (CFD) Special Tax. The CFD special tax will
be included annually on the homeowners’ Riverside
County property tax bills. Per the governing documents of
the CFD, homeowners have the option to prepay the CFD
special tax. If a Homeowner elects to prepay, the CFD
special tax will be excluded from the Homeowner’s future
property tax bills and the CFD special tax lien will be
released via a recorded instrument at the County of
Riverside. Homeowners interested in this option will need
to send a written request to EMWD stating their intent to
prepay the CFD special tax. EMWD will respond within 5
business days providing the Homeowner with a nonrefundable deposit amount required for calculating the
CFD prepayment amount. Upon receipt of the nonrefundable deposit amount, EMWD will provide a
Prepayment Quote within 15 business days. For further
inquires on the steps and requirements for prepaying the
CFD special tax, Homeowners can contact EMWD’s
Special Tax Consultant at 1-800-439-6553.
Next Board Meeting
Your Solera Diamond Valley (SDV)
Community Association will hold the next
board meeting on Thursday, January 15,
2015, at 3:00 pm, at the Mountain View
Lodge.
SAGE
GENERAL MANAGER’S MES
LIFESTYLE UPDATES
OPTIONAL PRE PAYMENT OF
EMWD CFD SPECIAL TAX
January 7, 2015 at 10:00 am
January 21, 2015 at 10:00 am
The deadline for submitting an
application for review by the Design Review
Committee is Noon the day prior to the
meeting
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
SAGE
GENERAL MANAGER’S MES
Thursday, January 1st (New Year’s Day)
12:00 noon to 8:00 pm
Please note the Management Office will be closed on
Thursday, January 1st.
As always, please call or stop by the Management
office for questions or concerns. Any of the staff will
be able to direct your questions to the proper person so
that they are answered in a timely manner. We always
look forward to assisting you.
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A Happy, Healthy and Safe
New Year to Everyone
at Solera Diamond Valley
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LIFESTYLE UPDATES
By Connie King, Lifestyle Director
Welcome 2015! It will be a great
new year of exciting programs,
classes, trips and excursions. The
Lifestyle Department, in conjunction
with the Recreation Committee, are
busily planning wonderful opportunities to meet and greet your neighbors,
explore new destinations and a whole
lot more...stay tuned!
We love knowing who you are...and, you can help us
out by wearing your name badges, when visiting the
clubhouse.
Come one, come all, to the monthly Recreation
Committee meetings. Both the Lifestyle Department and
Recreation Committee want to hear your ideas for
recreational activities. We’ll see you there!
Happy New Year to all!!!
Taste of the Holiday
Taste of
the Tour
Holidays
Home
Taste ofHome
the Holidays
Tour Trimming
Tree
Home Tour
Tree Thank
Trimming
you to Marie Callenders
Hardware for Sponsoring
Tree Trimming& ACETaste
of the Holidays
Sunday, December
Sunday, December 14
Sunday, December 14
Diana Carofano found the
missing candy canes!
&
&
Attention All SDV Clubs and Groups!!!
LIFESTYLE UPDATES
SAGE
GENERAL MANAGER’S MES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to Barbara
Garcia, Barbara Rosenberg and Marylou Della Longa for
their dedication and service while serving on the
Communications Committee.
MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
LIFESTYLE UPDATES
Thank You
SAGE
GENERAL MANAGER’S MES
In an effort to print the correct information (i.e. dates,
times and upcoming events) in the club and group section
of The View, all changes and edits must be submitted by
the 10th of each month. We appreciate your assistance
with updating current information for your club and group
for The View.
Words of Wisdom
By Rosemary Calomese, Resident
“Don't be fooled by the calendar.
There are only as many days in
the year as you make use of. One
man gets only a week's value out
of a year while another man gets
a full year's value out of a week.”
~ Charles Richards
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of the Holidays
e ofTaste
the Holidays
ofTaste
the Holidays
me Tour
Linda Parker
Home
Tour
Home
Tour
Taste of the Holidays
e Trimming
&
Tree Trimming
Tree
Trimming
Home Tour
Trimming
day, Tree
December
14
&
Mike and Sharon Wynne
&
December
14
Sunday,Sunday,
December
14
Sunday, December 14
John Paul and Jeanette White
Charles and Carmen Torres
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&
Holiday
Festivities
Donated gifts to Mommy Store
Cookie and plant exchange
Chicks with sticks
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Valentines‘ Day
Dinner & Show
Saturday, February 14
6:00 pm ~ $35pp
Menu
Raspberry Chicken
Roasted Red Potato
Vegetable Medley
Apple Salad (Waldorf without the chicken) & Rolls
Raspberry Cheese Cake with White Chocolate
Sign up at the front desk starting January 1.
Entertainment provided by Play With Your Food Productions
Morey
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Michael Tennant
John Guminiak
Solera Diamond Valley Del Webb
Merchant Program List
All Fired Up - Ceramics
Going Out of Business Sale! Everything Goes!
951-443-7239
January 2015 Private Group Classes Still Be Available After
Closing End of January!
ACE Hardware
5% off to homeowners
951-928-2300
Bank of Hemet
Free checks and free checking
951-766-4138
Diamond Valley Auto Repair
10% off up to $50.00
951-925-2560
Eco Pest Control Services
15% off initial service
951-471-5146
Elliott’s Garage Cabinets
Free estimates and a 5% discount
951-778-9461
The Facial Garden
$15 off regular priced menu facials or nutritional testing
951-255-0994
Hemet Hospice Volunteers, Inc.
Free bereavement group sessions
951-929-1050
Home Instead Senior Care
Free in home consultations
951-505-6890
Hong Kong Garden Restaurant
Every $10 spent get $ Coupons for next visit
951-658-9889
IHOP
10% off Entrees & Wed Night Senior Special
Buy $8 Entrée & 2 Drinks get 2nd Entrée Free
951-658-5400
Kathy’s Alterations
10% off 1st Visit & Holiday Aprons
951-652-2444
Lewis Cleaners
10% Discount for all SDV Homeowners
951-658-4790
Marie Callenders
15% off food (excludes alcohol and whole pies)
951-925-7727
Milanos Italian Restaurant
10% Discount
951-929-2599
Personal & Home Services by Patricia 10% off 1st Visit. Pet/House Sitting (Bonded & Insured)
Pet CPR/1st Aid Certified –
iverside County Sheriff Dept. Volunteer
951-766-0777
Postal Annex
10% off listed services (no postal services)
951-652-2300
Regal Hemet Cinema 12
Thursday is Senior Discount $5.50 All Movie Times
951-658-2939
Seven Hills Golf Club
Fri & Sat Early Bird Dinner Specials $7.95
Including Steak Dinners & Breakfast Specials at $3.75
951-925-4815
Tina Aragon/Massage Therapist
15 min. massage - $10.00/1 hour in home $50
951-310-3437
Discounts are valid only with Solera Diamond Valley resident card.
Discounts and special offers are subject to change without notice.
Revised November 20, 2014
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New Homeowners
Keith and Janet Davis
5531 Corte Portico • 619-807-5646
Moved here from: San Marcos
Hobbies & Interests: Keith - Fishing
Janet - Shopping
Dave and Cheryl Case
1441 Corte Alamonte • 951-306-6173
Moved here from: French Valley
Hobbies & Interests: Cheryl - Biking,
Swimming
Dave- Biking, Woodworking, Hunting,
Fishing, Cooking
Bill and Sheri Doran
1420 Corte Alamorte • 951-764-0664
Moved here from: Hemet
Hobbies & Interests: Bill - Golf
Sheri - Billiards, Hand and Foot
William and Gail Seel
1657 Via Rojas • 530-736-8933
Moved here from: Wildomar
Hobbies & Interests: William - Bowling
Gail - Bingo, Bowling
Bill and Susan Bury
5010 Corte Cercado 8 843-684-0629
Moved here from: South Carolina
Hobbies & Interests: 2 daughters and
2 dogs
Ron and Cathy Love
1684 Via Simpatio • 858-228-6913
Moved here from: Mira Mesa
Hobbies & Interests: Cathy - Traveling
Ron - Pool, Bocci
Phillip and Linda Pherigo
1666 Via Rojas • 951-242-4930
Moved here from: Moreno Valley
Hobbies & Interests: Phillip - Golf
Linda - Working, Sewing, Reading
Chuck and Dorie Theel
1321 Camino Sueno • 760-525-0161
Moved here from: Fallbrook
Hobbies & Interests: Woodworking,
Watercolor
Thirsty Thursday
Thirsty
Thursday
Margarita Meet & Mingle
ThirstyMeet
Thursday
Margarita
& Mingle
Margarita Meet & Mingle
January 29 ~ 4:00 - 6:00 pm
(Following the New Homeowners Orientation 2:00 - 4:00 pm)
January 29 ~ 4:00 - 6:00 pm
January 29 ~ 4:00 - 6:00 pm
The Lodge
The
The Lodge
Lodge
Sign up now thru January 24 at the front desk.
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MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
Lonie Gibson
By Charlene Bowman, Resident
MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
LIFESTYLE UPDATES
AGE
GENERAL MANAGER’S MESS
ships. They were built in 10 days and one complete ship
was launched every day. Amazing!
In 1944, at the age of 29 and a man with kids, he was
drafted. He was among the last to be called. He served one
year in the Army. In 1945, Lonie was discharged to go home
to his family. His next job was with a drilling company in the
oil fields. Quickly, Lonie
advanced in job positions
and became a boss.
With experience in
the oil fields, Lonie was
offered a job with
THUMS to work on
the oil well islands
off the shore of
Long Beach. Lonie
was in charge of
oil production for
15 years. Each
island
had
between 46 and
160 wells. What
an interesting
job!
What’s
next?
Ah,
retirement.
When
the
Gibsons arrived
in California in
1942, they lived
in government
housing for 10
years. In 1952,
they bought their
first home (where his grandson lives today). The
family activities consisted of water skiing and trips to
Oklahoma almost every year. They loved visiting
relatives there.
Lonie’s main hobby was restoring old cars. He
totally restored a 1930 Model A Ford, which he still
owns. He also restored a 1966 Mustang and owns a 1926
Chevrolet Sedan (all original). Lonie always loved
engines, or anything mechanical.
Lonie moved from Long Beach to SDV in February,
2010. Currently, he belongs to the Hemet Model A Club.
Lonie spends his time assembling puzzles, watching sports
and visiting old car shows. This is the time for the simple life!
On July 12, 2015, Mr. Lonie Gibson will officially become a
Centurion! Congrats on a long and healthy life.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
LIFESTYLE UPDATES
SAGE
GENERAL MANAGER’S MES
Centurion? Well, almost. Lonie Gibson is 99 1/2 years young. He
was born in Apache, Oklahoma, on July 12, 1915.
The family moved a lot, including one year living in a tent, while
farming 160 acres. In 1923 they moved to Three Sands, Oklahoma; an
oil boom town, where oil was discovered in 1919. By 1925, Three
Sands was the largest oil field in the State of Oklahoma and led the
nation in oil production. Overnight,
Three Sands population was 12,000.
By 1940, it was all gone. There are
no homes, buildings or derricks
remaining - only the cemetery.
Lonie attended Hope Primary
School from grades 2 to 8. The
school’s pet name was Frog Holler.
From there, he went to Marland
High School. During his 9th grade,
he met his future wife, Lorene. They
were pretty sweet on each other. For
the 11th grade, Lonie’s dad sent him
to another high school. He hoped to
split up the couple, as they were a
bit too serious. It didn’t work. The
couple continued their teenage
romance. So, he went back to
Marland H.S., where he graduated
in 1935.
Lonie and Lorene were married
shortly after graduation. They
enjoyed 67 years of marriage, until
she passed on in 2003. The Gibsons
had three sons. Only one married
and had children. This gave Lonie
two grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.
In the beginning of marriage, Lonie worked several different
jobs. Among his early jobs, were farm work ($.50 a day) and picking
cotton. During the depression, Lonie worked on laying oil pipeline 65
miles across Oklahoma for $.67/hour. The Gibsons traveled with the
workers, without a home. At night, they had to find a place to sleep.
Often times, the young couple would knock on a farmer’s door and
ask to spend the night, sometimes sleeping in the barn. However,
Lonie had the prestigious job of putting warm tar around the pipe
joints. It was the best job to keep his hands warm during the winter. It
was a tough job, with no breaks and staying running from sunup to
sundown. During the depression, he was lucky to have a job.
Moving on, Lonie began servicing wells for oil production. Then
he decided to attend welding school. In 1940, he got a job at Fruhauf
Trailer Co. in Kansas City, Kansas. And what happened in 1941? The
war broke out. Lonie was hired by California Shipbuilding and the
family moved to Long Beach, Ca. He worked on Victory and Liberty
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January
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Items in Red represent Lifestyle Events and
also the last day to sign up for those events
at the front desk.
4
5
1:30 pm Game Day (EB)
9:30 am
10:00 am
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
6:00 pm
11
12
1:30 pm Game Day (EB)
18
1:30 pm Game Day (EB)
Brush Strokes (SW)
Recreation Committee (DG)
Volunteer Meeting (SW)
Mah Jongg (DG)
Pinochle (SC)
9:30 am Emergency Preparedness
Committee (DG)
1:00 pm Mah Jongg (DG)
1:30 pm Bingo (SC)
6:00 pm Pinochle (SC)
7:00 pm Daytrippers (SW)
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9:30 am
1:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
Brush Strokes (SW)
Mah Jongg (DG)
Pinochle (SC)
Bingo (SC)
6
7
10:00 am Communications
Committee (DG)
10:00 am Chess (LB)
12:00 pm Massage Therapist (BL)
6:00 pm Bridge Beg. & Int. (DG)
9:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
6:00 pm
13
14
8:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
Viejas Casino
Chess (DG)
Garden/Bonsai Group (DG)
Performing Arts Society
Meeting (SW)
12:00 pm Massage Therapist (BL)
6:00 pm Bridge Int. & Adv. (DG)
9:00 am
10:00 am
1:30 pm
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
20
21
10:00 am
12:00 pm
2:00 pm
6:00 pm
Chess (LB)
Massage Therapist (BL)
Library Club (DG)
Bridge Beg. & Int. (DG)
9:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
1:30 pm
6:00 pm
25
26
27
28
1:30 pm Game Day (EB)
1:00 pm Mah Jongg (DG)
1:30 pm Bingo (SC)
6:00 pm Pinochle (SC)
10:00 am Chess (DG)
6:00 pm Bridge Int. & Adv. (DG)
9:00 am
10:00 am
1:30 pm
2:00 pm
4:30 pm
6:00 pm
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Ladies Billiards (LB)
Knitting Group (SW)
DRC Meeting (DG)
Cribbage (DG)
Ladies Billiards (LB)
Knitting Group (SW)
Game Day (EB)
Cribbage (DG)
Charades (SW)
Ladies Billiards (LB)
Knitting Group (SW)
DRC Meeting (DG)
Game Day (EB)
Cribbage (DG)
Ladies Billiards (LB)
Knitting Group (SW)
Game Day (EB)
Book Group (DG)
Wine Wednesday &
Karaoke (EB)
Cribbage (DG)
Events
Thursday
2
1
1:30 pm
2:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
Friday
Line Dancing Divas (SC)
Water Colors (SW)
Billiards Club (LB)
Mah Jongg (DG)
8
10:00 am Veterans Group (SW)
1:30 pm Line Dancing Divas (SC)
2:00 pm Finance Advisory
Committee (DG)
2:00 pm Water Colors (SW)
5:00 pm Billiards Club (LB)
6:00 pm Mah Jongg (DG)
15
11:30 am Beginners Line Dancing
(AR)
1:30 pm Line Dancing Divas (SC)
2:00 pm Water Colors (SW)
3:00 pm Board Meeting (EB)
5:00 pm Billiards Club (LB)
6:00 pm Mah Jongg (DG)
22
1:30 pm Line Dancing Divas (SC)
5:00 pm Billiards Club (LB)
6:00 pm Mah Jongg (DG)
9:00 am Quilting Club (SW)
6:00 pm Movie: Pompeii (DG)
9
9:00 am Quilting Club (SW)
6:00 pm Movie: Still Mine (DG)
16
9:00 am Quilting Club (SW)
2:00 pm Library Grand Opening
(Lobby)
6:00 pm Movie: Transcendence
(DG)
23
9:00 am Quilting Club (SW)
6:00 pm Movie: Barefoot (DG)
Saturday
3
1:00 pm Movie: Pompeii (DG)
6:00 pm Movie: Pompeii (DG)
10
1:00 pm Movie: Still Mine (DG)
6:00 pm Movie: Still Mine (DG)
17
7:00 am Healthy Day of Fun and
Fitness (Clubhouse)
1:00 pm Movie: Transcendence
(DG)
6:00 pm Movie: Transcendence
(DG)
24
1:00 pm Movie: Barefoot (DG)
6:00 pm Movie: Barefoot (DG)
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LEGEND
(AR)
(BC)
(BP)
(BL)
(DG)
(EB)
(FC)
(IP)
(K)
(LB)
(LE)
(OP)
(P)
(PL)
(SC)
(SW)
(TC)
Aerobics Room
Bocce Courts
Back Patio
Broadleaf Room
Deergrass Room
Entire Ballroom
Fitness Center
Indoor Pool
Kitchen
Lobby
Lodge Entrance
Outdoor Pool
Paseo
Parking Lot
Stonecreek Room
Silverwood Room
Tennis Courts
951-652-5766
LIBRARY HOURS
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1:30 pm Line Dancing Divas (SC)
2:00 pm New Homeowner’s
Orientation (DG)
4:00 pm Meet and Mingle (Lobby)
5:00 pm Billiards Club (LB)
6:00 pm Mah Jongg (DG)
30
9:00 am Quilting Club (SW)
6:00 pm Movie: Sabotage (DG)
31
1:00 pm Movie: Sabotage (DG)
6:00 pm Movie: Sabotage (DG)
The library is located in
the Deergrass Room and
operates on a “room
share” basis. Residents
are welcome to borrow
books anytime the lodge
is open and a meeting is
not in progress inside
the Deergrass Room.
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January Fitness Calendar
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
5
6
9:00 am Pickleball
1:00 pm Men &
Machines
8:00 am
8:50 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
11:30 am
5:00 pm
12
13
9:00 am Pickleball
1:00 pm Men &
Machines
8:00 am
8:50 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
11:30 am
5:00 pm
19
20
9:00 am Pickleball
1:00 pm Men &
Machines
8:00 am
8:50 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
11:30 am
5:00 pm
26
27
9:00 am Pickleball
1:00 pm Men &
Machines
8:00 am
8:50 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
11:30 am
5:00 pm
8:15 am Tranquility
Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
9:30 am Flex & Stretch
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9
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15
Flex & Stretch
8:15 am Dance Aerobics 8:00 am Flex & Stretch
Flex & Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
8:50 am Flex & Stretch
Tennis Anyone?
9:30 am Aqua Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
Pickleball Easyplay
Easyplay
Cycling Group 11:00 am Water Volleyball
1:00 pm Men & Machines 10:00 am Chair Yoga
Chair Exercise
10:00 am Cycling Group
Water Aerobics 6:30 pm Tennis
Pickleball
5:00 pm Pickleball
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8:15 am Dance Aerobics 8:00 am Flex & Stretch
Flex & Stretch
Flex & Stretch
8:50 am Flex & Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
Tennis Anyone?
9:00 am Pickleball
9:30 am Aqua Stretch
Pickleball Easyplay
Easyplay
Cycling Group 11:00 am Water Volleyball
10:00
am
Chair Yoga
1:00
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Men
&
Machines
Chair Exercise
10:00 am Cycling Group
Water Aerobics
6:30 pm Tennis
Pickleball
5:00 pm Pickleball
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Flex & Stretch
8:15 am Dance Aerobics 8:00 am Flex & Stretch
Flex & Stretch
8:50 am Flex & Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
Tennis Anyone?
9:00 am Pickleball
9:30 am Aqua Stretch
Pickleball Easyplay
Easyplay
Cycling Group 11:00 am Water Volleyball
1:00 pm Men & Machines 10:00 am Chair Yoga
Chair Exercise
10:00 am Cycling Group
Water Aerobics
6:30 pm Tennis
Pickleball
5:00 pm Pickleball
8:15 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
3
Fit Plus
Pickleball
Tennis Anyone?
Water Aerobics
Zumba - DVD
(AR)
11:00 am Water Volleyball
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Saturday
8:00 am Flex & Stretch
8:50 am Flex & Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
Easyplay
10:00 am Chair Yoga
10:00 am Cycling Group
5:00 pm Pickleball
Flex & Stretch
8:15 am Dance Aerobics 8:00 am Flex & Stretch
Flex & Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
8:50 am Flex & Stretch
Tennis Anyone?
9:30 am Aqua Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
Pickleball Easyplay
Easyplay
Cycling Group 11:00 am Water Volleyball
1:00 pm Men & Machines 10:00 am Chair Yoga
Chair Exercise
Water Aerobics 6:30 pm Tennis
10:00 am Cycling Group
Pickleball
5:00 pm Pickleball
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Friday
8:15 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
Fit Plus
Pickleball
Tennis Anyone?
Water Aerobics
Zumba - DVD
(AR)
11:00 am Water Volleyball
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8:15 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
8:15 am Tranquility
Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
9:30 am Flex & Stretch
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Fit Plus
Pickleball
Tennis Anyone?
Water Aerobics
Zumba - DVD
(AR)
11:00 am Water Volleyball
8:15 am Tranquility
Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
9:30 am Flex & Stretch
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8:15 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
Fit Plus
Pickleball
Tennis Anyone?
Water Aerobics
Zumba - DVD
(AR)
11:00 am Water Volleyball
8:15 am Tranquility
Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
9:30 am Flex & Stretch
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8:15 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
Fit Plus
Pickleball
Tennis Anyone?
Water Aerobics
Zumba - DVD
(AR)
11:00 am Water Volleyball
8:15 am Tranquility
Stretch
9:00 am Pickleball
9:30 am Flex & Stretch
Classes with Barbara Calderon
Classes
Dance Aerobics and Fit Plus - $5.00
Aquastretch, Flex and Stretch-Pilates, Men & Machines and Water Aerobics - $6.00
LEGEND
Dance Aerobics, Fit Plus, Flex & Stretch, Pilates
Men and Machines, Zumba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Aerobics Room
Chair Exercise, Chair Yoga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Stonecreek Room
Cycling Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lobby Entry
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Pickleball Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pickleball Courts
Tennis Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tennis Courts
Aquastretch, Water Aerobics, Water Volleyball . . . .Indoor Pool
Healthy Day of Fun & Fitness
Saturday, January 17 • 7:00 am
Clubhouse
7:00 am
8:00 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
11:00 am
Walk - This will be a plotted walk that will show homeowners a quick and easy way to stay
fit. We will designate along the way a quarter point, followed by the half mile. And then
finishing up at the mile. This way you can choose the route for a short walk or longer
workout.
The superclass would be held in the Aerobics Room and is designed for homeowners
requiring a more intense workout.
The equipment training will include training of all the equipment in the gym area.
The circuit training could be 30 minutes to an hour example of circuit training in the gym in
a circuit training format.
Demonstrations/Clinics
SAFETY TIPS
• Full tank of gas no less than ½ tank
• Small bills 1’s 5’s and 10’s
• Food and water for 7 to 10 days for yourself and
any pets (can foods, manual can opener available)
• Purchase 72 hour kits for your home or car
• Medications for yourself and pets
• Earthquake proof your house visit ready.gov
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NEW YEAR, NEW LIBRARY
By Dave LeClair and Barbara Rosenberg, Residents
The newly expanded SDV library received approval and funding at the
November board meeting. Now that the beautiful book shelves have been
installed, we are going to celebrate. A grand opening event with light
refreshments has been scheduled for Friday, January 16 at 2:00 pm.
Come and view the expanded book selections. Scan the dvd and audio
book choices. The new hallway location offers SDV residents an
opportunity to borrow a book or dvd anytime the lodge is open.
Do you have a little free time to help maintain the library? The Library
Club is looking for volunteers to spend a few hours every couple of
months placing returned books on the shelves and keeping our shiny, new
shelves neat. Volunteers get first chance to see the latest books and media.
Join your fellow SDV residents in making the Solera Diamond Valley
Library a special place.
VETERANS AND
FRIENDS CLUB
January 8 10:00 am (SW)
Contact: Don Harn – 951-791-0637
Meet once a month per date/time posted in The View.
We are a newly formed interest group seeking club status.
The club will be made up of veterans and non-veterans who
wish to show our appreciation and thanks for our military and
veteran personnel for all they do. This club will be open to all
SDV residents.
We will be operating 2 to 3 “fun” fund raising events
yearly to promote funds for donation to deserving
military/veteran and some non-military organizations. We will
also plan 2 to 3 social and entertaining events for members
only. Great camaraderie and satisfaction in helping others.
Come and join us!
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F R E E
Super Bowl Party
Sunday, February 1
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from before heading for home.
King Tut
His Tomb - His Treasures
San Diego Natural History Museum
tuesday, March 10, 2015
Only $72 per person
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exactly as it was discovered in 1922, a
& Reservations:
moment witnessed only by a handful of others!
Departs at 8:00am
(951) 652-5766
A breathtaking recreation
of approx.
the boy 4:00pm
Return
king’s burial chamber with more than 1,000
replicas of the most important finds have been
reconstructed by master Egyptian craftsmen
using traditional techniques, and can be
admired at the exhibition.
Also included on the giant screen theater
in 3-D is “Mummies, Secrets of the Pharaohs”.
Afterwards enjoy lunch overlooking the
ocean at Anthony’s Fish Grotto where you
have three entrees to choose from before
heading home.
Must choose entree upon signing up:
1. Teriyaki Chicken Breast
2. Fried Fish & Shrimp
3. Caesar Salad and Cup of Chowder
Each entree includes beverage.
Sign up at the front desk
starting January 1!
Bus departs at 8:00 am
Returns at approximately 4:00 pm
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OLD DAYS OF HEMET
Safeway Stores was the first nationally
known store to locate in Hemet. It first opened in
1927, and then moved to a second location before
moving to its third location shown in the photo. It
moved once again when Safeway sold this
location on Carmalita Street to the Hemet News.
First Methodist Church started construction
in 1918 on the southwest corner of Buena Vista St
and Florida Ave. It was used through the early
60’s and demolished in late 60’s to make way for
Hemet Federal S & L, which is now used as
Hemet City Hall.
Council in 1910 bought out his partner,
Wooley. The shop was located between Harvard St
and Carmalita St at what would become the
middle of the parking lot for Sail Drug.
In 1890 William McCool signed a contract
with William F. Whittier and Edward L. Mayberry
to build a flour mill and manager's house, the
Hemet Land Company would provide 17 lots
adjacent to the railroad on Latham Avenue for
what became San Jacinto Valley Flouring Mill.
This photo was taken in 1897 shortly after
Whittier purchased it from State of California for
$4,000 in taxes owed and it continued operation
until severely damaged in the 1918 quake and
torn down. For a period of time it also provided
electricity for street lights and several businesses.
A.T. & Santa Fe Railroad built their depot
originally at Harvard Street & Latham Avenue in
1894, where it remained until a new one was built
in the current location in 1914. This 1910 photo
shows the depot in that original location and the
park next to it.
Robert McKim was born 1886 and came with
his family to the valley 2 years later in 1888. He
was raised and schooled in San Jacinto, leaving
the valley in 1910 and making his way into acting
on stage, vaudeville, and co-starred in 99 silent
era movies, working with some of the biggest
stars in Hollywood like Douglas Fairbanks, John
Gilbert, William S. Hart, Will Rogers ( in
photograph, on left ). McKim appeared in many
top movies of the time, Mark of Zorro, The Strong
Man, Wagon Tracks.
Unfortunately, Robert McKim suffered a
cerebral hemorrhage while onstage in a
production in Salt Lake City in 1927 and he was
immediately returned to Hollywood where he died
a few days later at the young age of forty.
J.C. Penney first came to Hemet in 1929 and
occupied a storefront on the south side of Florida
Avenue between Carmalita and Juanita Streets. In
1939 the store was moved a short distance when
the lower floor of the Brudin Building was leased
on the southeast corner of Florida Avenue and
Carmalita Street.
HEAR YE, HEAR YE!
DID YOU EVER WANT TO BE IN A PLAY?
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE!
SOLERA PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY IS LOOKING FOR:
Actors • Singers • Costumers • Set Builders
Sound People • Lighting Technicians
January 15, 2015 ~ 10:00am
Open meeting and auditions for our next show!
Mountain View Lodge Craft Room
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Chartered Clubs
Billiards
Contact: Al Boucher - 951.658.5428
Thursdays - 5:00 pm
Billiards is played weekly, everyone welcome, gents and ladies, any
skill level, beginners included. Because of the growth, only the first
30 players will be signed up to play.
Bingo
Contact: Suzanne Wade - 951.791.1707 [email protected]. Second,
and fourth Monday of the month at 1:30 pm and third
Monday of the month at 6:30, minimum cost $6.00
This is low-key Bingo, played for fun! Guests are
welcome; however, they must be at least 18 years of age.
Bocce
Contact: Dennis Riemann - 951.658.7084
Tuesdays - 6:30 pm - Will resume in March
We have weekly competition each Tuesday
from March through October. Come join us. No experience is
required. Weekly Bocce play will resume in March. Look for the
announcements when the weather starts to warm up.
Community Craft Fair Club
Contact: Carolyn Whittaker - 760.715.9609 (cell)
or Janet Rubin - 951.925.3918, [email protected]
Purpose of the club is to organize and facilitate our
community craft fairs to provide an opportunity for residents to
exhibit and sell their craft products. Our current crafters will meet in
the Spring (no date determined at this time) to discuss the November
craft fair and plan for next year's Craft Fair.
Diamond Valley Daytrippers Club
Contact: Stan Rosenberg - 951.929.6722
Monday, January 12, 7:00 pm, Arts and Crafts Room
We co-ordinate daytrips using trips from several local bus companies.
We will be selecting daytrips through March. Contact
[email protected] to be added to our e-mail list.
Library Club
Contact: Dave LeClair- 951.925.0137
[email protected]
Third Tuesday of the month, 2:00 pm, Deergrass Room
Our purpose is to operate and maintain the library in our community
lodge. If you like fellowship with other friendly people you are
encouraged to join our group. We will train you to be a caretaker for
an occasional volunteer shift performing “light duty” in the Deergrass
Room. Attend one of our monthly meetings to meet us and learn more
details of why we are smiling!
Neighbor To Neighbor
The Neighbor To Neighbor Club is a Welcome Committee, Neighbor
Helping Hands and Celebration of Life for all
Solera Diamond Valley residents. Pick up a flyer
at the clubhouse on your next visit for
information regarding services provided.
Performing Arts Society
Contact: Sharon Latimer - 951.282.2518
Tuesday, January 13, 10:00 am, Silverwood Room
Fee: $5.00/year
At our next meeting we will be discussing our April 11,
2015 show "Tina Latigo Rides To The Rescue". Come find out all about it.
Also on tap will be another Karaoke Night on an up coming Wine
Wednesday! Stay tuned for more information. We are always looking for
new, faces and talents. If you have a flair for the dramatic, or a taste for
comedy, sing, dance, play an instrument or have any of the needed behind
the scenes talents (lighting, staging, writing, costume making, etc.), come
check us out.
Quilting Club
Contact: Suzanne Wade - 951.791.1707
[email protected], Fridays, 9:00am - 3:00pm, Craft Room
Veteran’s Day is over and once again a success. We were honored to give 14
quilts to our local veterans as our way of saying THANKS for keeping us
and our country safe, allowing us to do the things we enjoy during our
retirement. Thanks to all who joined us in this celebration! However, we’re
on to new adventures with our Guild Quilt Show in February where we will
be giving more Quilts of Valors to Veterans again this year. A quilter’s work
is NEVER DONE. P.S. The Quilting Angels wish to thank the Coast
Guardsman and his wife for the wonderful red, white and blue cupcakes we
received, plus their thank you
Side Pocket Sisters Ladies Billiards
Contact: Edith Reed - 951.392.2131. Wednesdays, 10:00 am
This club promotes billiards for women within SDV. The
club meets for basic instruction, mutual support, friendly competition, and
quarterly tournaments. The focus is on fun and camaraderie. All Solera
sisters, regardless of skill level or experience, are welcome to watch us play
or to join in the fun; but we warn you—our enthusiasm is contagious!
Groups
Book Group – Hooked on Books
Contact: Francine Teer, 951-652-1532
Fourth Wednesday of the month, 2:00 - 3:30 pm
Please join us for an interesting discussion of our selected book.
A reading list for 2015 is available at the Lodge. We look
forward to seeing you.
Bridge Group
Contact: Tom Naylor - 951.282-3440
[email protected], Tuesday 6:00 - 8:30 pm, Deergrass Room
1st and 3rd Tuesdays - Social bridge for beginners & players with coaches to
help you learn and improve. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays - Bridge for intermediate
and advanced players bring your partner or we’ll provide one.
Brush Strokes
Contact: MarjorieRempel - 951.663-4900
[email protected], First & Third
Monday of the Month - 9:30 am, Craft Room
Bring any craft or art project you enjoy working on & join others who like
to create. It's fun to work in a group and great to see what others are
making. Any and all mediums welcome. Come join us!
Chair Exercise
Tuesdays 10:00 am. Bring 2 paper plates
We do chair exercises to music (DVD). Join in the fun and
laughter along with easy exercises.
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Groups
Charades
Contact: Bob and Sherrie Chaparro - 951-925-2069
2nd Wednesday, 6:30 pm - closing, Craft Room
Join us for a laugh-out-loud good time. Each month we take turns acting
out and guessing book, song and movie titles, quotes and TV shows. No
timing or scorekeeping, just loads of fun. Please bring a snack to share
and your beverage of choice. Feel free to drop by just to watch.
Chess Group
Contact: John Jacobs - 951.282.2148
Tuesdays, 10:00 am, Deergrass Room
The Chess Group invites everyone who wants to learn how to play chess
or improve their skills.
Garden/Bonsai Group
Contact: Bill Coles - 951.233.8610
Second Tuesday of the month, 10:00 - 11:30 am, Deergrass Room
Join us for monthly meetings to enjoy each other’s company, share
gardening successes and challenges, and learn from each other about new
techniques, plants, products and bonsai styling. We rotate meetings
between the club house and members’ homes and gardens. We also take
occasional field trips to nurseries and public gardens, so new members
should contact Bill for a monthly schedule.
Game Day
Contact: Hilary Ross - 951.925-4378 and Joy Statler - 951-652-0148
Sunday and Wednesday, 1:30 - 4:00 pm, Ballroom
Come and join the fun. Learn and play the popular Hand
& Foot Card game or any other table game that interests you.
Golf Group
Contact: Al Boucher - 951.658.5428
Thursday mornings
All skill levels are welcome. We have three to four foursomes playing
every week. Anyone interested in golfing, please join us.
Knitting/Crochet/Needlework Group
Contact: Judy Kenniston - 951.652.2120
[email protected], Wednesdays, 10:00 am, Lodge
We are a group of ladies that enjoy knitting, crocheting, needlework, etc.
and just getting together to have fun. We help each other learn new
techniques and share patterns. So, if you like to create and enjoy
laughter please join us on Wednesdays.
Ladies Golf Group (Par-Tee Gals)
Contact: Kathy McNall - 951.537.4016
Monday afternoons
We meet at several golf courses every Monday afternoon for
lunch and nine holes of golf. Come join in the fun.
Line Dancing Divas and Dudes
Contact: Margaret Gott - 951.282.2917 & Ranay Collins - 951.260.3629
Thursdays, 1:30 pm, Ballroom at the Lodge, $5/lesson
Put on your dancing shoes! You don’t have to know how to
dance. Instructor Lois is patient & fun. You don’t even have
to sign up! The first 45 minutes is dedicated to new dancers
or those who want to review steps. More experienced dancers will come
in after that.
Mah Jongg
Contact: Sue De Sautel - 352.874.1046
Mondays, 1:00 pm, Deergrass Room
For those of you who love to play Mah Jongg, there are two
opportunities weekly. Monday at 1:00 pm and Thursday at 6:00 pm.
Come play with us!!
Neighborhood Watch
Contact: Corinne Jorgensen - 951.282.3813
[email protected]
Thanks for all who attended last meeting. The Hemet
Police Neighborhood Watch group will speak at our next meeting on
Wednesday, February 11 at 2:00 PM.
Pickleball Group
Contact: Chuck Orrico - 951.658.7381 - [email protected]
Tuesday & Thursday, 9:00 am, Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 5:00 pm
Learn how the game is played and the rules. Tuesday and
Thursday at 9:00 am. Games are played on Monday, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday at 9:00 am. Also Tuesday, Thursday and
Sunday night at 5:00 pm. This is a fun game and easy to learn. You get a
good work out but not too much. The more that play the better and fun it
is for all. All you need is court shoes and a smile.
Solera Solo Singles
Contact: Mitch Lane - 951.392.2221 - [email protected]
and Betty Reid - 951.282.3260 - [email protected]
Day trip: Thursday, January 22. Living Desert Zoo and
Gardens is a public desert botanical garden and a zoo 47900 Portola Ave, Palm Desert, CA 92260. Meet at The
Lodge parking lot at 9AM for carpooling. Please contact Betty Reid for
additional information and to RSVP.
Tennis Group
Contact: Rosemary Calomese, 951.652.9265
Tuesday & Fridays, 9:00 am - 11:00 am, Tennis Courts
Residents are invited to join doubles tennis sessions: round-robin format.
Registration not required. Bring your tennis racket, new can of balls
(optional), tennis shoes (non-marking soles). Weather permitting.
Volunteers Group
Contact: Harriet Brunner - 951.765.0237
[email protected]
Perfect for new residents looking for entry into the "casual group"
atmoshpere at SDV, or any homeowner who can spare an hour or two
occasionally to help make our events a success. No need to commit to
every event-help when you can! We decorate, set tables, dish up
potlucks...no moving furniture nor heavy lifting. Reach out to contact
person with questions.
Water Color Creativity
Contact: Call the front desk for more information - 951.652.5766
Thursdays, 2:00 pm, Silverwood Room
Join us for open painting time, join fellow SDV artists
for creative inspiration.
Water Volleyball
Contact: Dana Kilpatrick at [email protected] 951-764-4959 and Julio Arostegui at [email protected]
Wednesdays and Fridays, 11:00 am, Pool
Open to all residents and all skill levels. Beginners Welcome!
Join us for fun, exercise and a great way to get to know your fellow
neighbors. Please contact Dana or Julio for more information.
Zumba
Contact: Margaret Gott - 951.282.2917
and Riyani Hatch - 909.644.1072
[email protected], Aerobics Room
Mondays 9:00 am, Fridays 9:30 am
Anyone interested in participating in Zumba sessions should contact
Margaret Gott to schedule. No charge to participants. Takes place in
Aerobics room using video.
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Dane Bellomy is:
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Electrical & Plumbing
Drywall Repair
Garage Insulation
Furniture Assembly
Window Washing
Shelving
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Woodwork
ALL HONEY DO ITEMs!!!!!!
CALL DANE BELLOMY @ (951) 327-5303
Jean Symons
SDV Resident
NOTARY PUBLIC
Commission 2082435
Certified Escrow Signer
Mobile Service
951-929-1015
[email protected]
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Wine Wednesday & Karaoke
Sponsored by Solera Performing Arts Society
January 28
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Join us in the Lodge
Ballroom for a fun evening.
Bring your own drinks
and snacks to share.
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LIFESTYLE EVENTS AT A GLANCE
For club and group events, please see calendar. There may be various events promoted by sales and marketing that will
provide an opportunity for potential buyers to attend and meet current residents. Event dates and times are subject to change.
Tuesday, January 13
Bus leaves at 8:00 am
Viejas Casino
Saturday, May
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Saturday,March
May 19
Tuesday,
10
7:00 am bus departs
8:00
King Tut Exhibit
San Diego Natural History Museum
Tuesday, March 17
5:30 pm
St. Patrick’s Day Pot Luck
2015!
Saturday,
SAVE THE May
DATE19
7:00
am- 15Must Choose Entrée upon sign-up:
May 12
Welcome
1. Teriyaki Chicken Breast 2. Fried Fish & Shrimp or
3. Caesar Salad & cup of Chowder (Includes Beverage)
For Information & Reservations:
Connie King @ (951) 652-5766
Reno and Tahoe Excursion
More details to come!
Departs at 8:00am
Return approx. 4:00pm
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