Landmark Living Official Publication of Huntington Landmark Senior Adult Community www.huntingtonlandmark.com May 2016 SPRING CONCERT - HL CHORALE The Huntington Landmark Chorale is busy rehearsing our Spring Concert under the direction of Dr. Dawn Brooks with Sandra Emilio at the piano and we will offer a very different concert this month for our residents and their guests!
Mark your calendar - the Spring Concert is scheduled for Saturday, May 21 at 7:30 PM in the Main Lounge. Tickets will remain at the low price of $5.50 and will be available at the Recreation office on Friday, April 15.
We look forward to entertaining you with a new and exciting program and as usual, we offer our great refreshments and Chorale punch! For more information, call Jeanne Kerr 714-960-217 HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL Monday, May 9, 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon - Main Lounge M Toms are the embodiment of those who nurture, guide, provide, laugh with, cry with, help, support, stand by and love you. Many of these attributes must describe some of your friends, aunts, sisters, grandmothers as well. That is why we are celebrating Mother's Day for all women who have nurtured, cared and been there for others. We invite you to celebrate Mother's Day, Monday, May 9, 10:00 AM - 12:00 Noon in the Main Lounge. Don Reifman, entertainer, pianist will be here to entertain. Light refreshments will be available for your enjoyment. Come and be with your fellow moms, friends and those who we honor. Happy Mother's Day to all.
Please RSVP to Recreation if you plan to attend, 714-5361070. FREE MEMORIAL DAY POOL PARTY Monday, May 30 PM Main Pool.
Temorial Day Pool | Party is this month. A day to remember and honor all the men and women who gave their lives for our freedom.
E MEMORIAL DAY POOL PARTY Monday, May 30 PM Main Pool.
Temorial Day Pool | Party is this month. A day to remember and honor all the men and women who gave their lives for our freedom.
Come and celebrate with your community at the Main Pool, Recreation facility. George from the DJ Connection will be here to entertain and get you out of your seats. A lifeguard will be on duty from 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM and children can enjoy the pool. If you haven't purchased your lunch ticket, head over to Recreation and pick it up today. TK Burgers will be back, offering a choice of cheeseburger, hamburger, veggie or chicken sandwiches along with chips, soda or bottled water for $7 per ticket. Last year we sold out, so please don't wait, get your tickets before the day. Remember, checks only please.
New this year we are looking for the most decorated table!
The winning table will receive a raffle tickets and a chance to win a great prize! Dont miss out on the fun. Remember to bring cash for your raffle tickets.
CHIPPING AWAY AT THE RFID SYSTEM Bob Crossley, Board President D uring the week of April 4 a terrific group of people teamed up to take another step toward enhancing our security. The team chipped in, to chip away at the needed task of placing a chip on our vehicles (how could I resist). This was orchestrated and performed by Directors Peggy Dern and Dayton LaGrua and Chairman Jim Copeland with an ensemble of General Manager Kimberly Pollard's staff and many, many enthusiastic volunteers. We'll all benefit from their effort. Thank you all, bravo.
SAVE THE DATE May 7 - Cinco de Mayo May 21 - Chorale Spring Concert May 30 - Memorial Day Pool Party CONTENTS Committees 2-11 Events.
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21-26 LANDMARK LIVING BOARD OF DIRECTORS REGULAR MEETING Thursday, March 3, 2016 10:00 AM Main Lounge MINUTES BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Bob Crossley, President Jeanne Kerr, Vice President Dayton LaGrua, Secretary Peggy Dern, CFO Donna Brady, Member (Absent) Mike Boyd, Member Walt White, Member (Absent) PCM MANAGEMENT: Kimberly Pollard, GM Edward Olson, Asst. GM Diane Yrisarri, Rec. Director Katherine Sandoval, Administrative Assistant DRAFT-MINUTES A. CALL TO ORDER B. ROLL CALL C. HOMEOWNER FORUM a. 801C Charles Olson i. A/C in common areas TIME: 10:00 AM ABSENT: Donna Brady, Walt White 1.Changes to allow A/C in common areas.
b 217E Jim Copeland i. Appreciation of all volunteers making RFID distribution a success.
c. 525E Ginny Langrainer i. Appreciation: 1. All volunteers making RFID distribution a success.
2. PCM and Recreation Committee teamwork.
d. 817E Margie Gilchrist i. Communication failures 1. No way for those without computers or email to respond.
e. 411E Mary Ann Mercer i. Appreciation: 1. Ed for all of his efforts to improve building 411 2. Board for their service.
ii. Finance: 1. Municipal Bond Fees.
2. Insurance: fees, taxes and surplus lines.
f. 906B Bunny Slaughter i. Landscape: 1. Dead tree removal a.
Number of trees removed and replaced over the past2 years.
2. Landscape standards proposal a.
b.
Landscaping near buildings Number of pots 3. Failure of landscapers to properly service areas at perimeter of community ii. Committee roster limits.
1.Have an established committee roster limit; possibly 12.
g. 814C Laurie Erickson
er of pots 3. Failure of landscapers to properly service areas at perimeter of community ii. Committee roster limits.
1.Have an established committee roster limit; possibly 12.
g. 814C Laurie Erickson i. Appreciation of all volunteers making RFID distribution a success.
ii. Landscape Standards: 1. Need to be treated as a rule change with a 30day review period as required by law.
iii. Rules 1. Uniform enforcement iv.Face book page 1. Issues 2. Promote communication h. 411C Alice Roberts i. Improve communications ii. Landscape standards 1. Standards presented to BOD not the same as approved by the committee 2. Resubmit standards to the Landscape Committee.
iii. Appreciation of BOD efforts.
D. APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES 1. Regular Board Meeting Minutes *MOTION: To approve February 4, 2016 Regular Meeting Board minutes was made by Director La Grua, seconded by Director Dern and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
E. CFO REPORT 1. Delinquencies - Peggy Dern *MOTION: To approve Management to record a lien against the following homeowner account(s) should the assessments not be paid within the time period established in the Intent to Lien Letter on Account(s) # 00114-5980 / 00114-4091 / 00115-5213 was made by Director Dern, seconded by Director Kerr and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
F. FINANCE COMMITTEE 1. Investments - Mike Boyd *MOTION: Move that the Board implement the recommendation of the Finance Committee relative to the investment of $1,500,000. Specifically, invest $750,000 in five year Certificates of Deposit and another $750,000 in California Tax Free Municipal Bonds was made by Director Boyd, seconded by Director Dern and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
ertificates of Deposit and another $750,000 in California Tax Free Municipal Bonds was made by Director Boyd, seconded by Director Dern and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
2. Finance Committee Charter – Mike Boyd *MOTION: Move that the Board approve the Finance Committee Charter as recommended by the Finance Committee was made by Director Boyd, seconded by Director Dern and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
G. ACC 3. Finance Committee minutes.
2 May 2016 Landmark Living Continued on page 3 LANDMARK LIVING BOARD OF DIRECTORS REGULAR MEETING Continued from previous page H. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS 1. DPC Minutes.
I. ELECTION 1. Election Committee Minutes.
J. INSURANCE 1. Insurance Coverage - Mike Boyd.
*MOTION: Move to approve the Earthquake Insurance renewal for 4/30/2016-4/30/2017 at an annual premium including all surplus lines taxes & fees for $229,659.68 and to reject the offer of coverage for certified acts of terrorism for the policy period. This proposal reflects a limit of $60,000,000 with the same 20% deductible as 2015-2016.
The premium is $1,500 less than the expiring premium was made by Director Boyd, seconded by Director Dern and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
K. LANDSCAPE 1. Standards For Landscaping Near Buildings Jeanne Kerr *MOTION: To approve a new Landscape document advising improved instructions for new and existing residents regarding "Standards For Landscaping Near Buildings" document for 30 day owners review as required by Civil Code 4360 was made by Director Kerr, seconded by Director Dern and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
2. Removal of Dead and Diseased Trees Jeanne Kerr *MOTION: To approve removal of 13 dead and diseased
r Kerr, seconded by Director Dern and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
2. Removal of Dead and Diseased Trees Jeanne Kerr *MOTION: To approve removal of 13 dead and diseased trees from throughout the community plus a Ficus Rubignosa tree at 1118-C which has lifted the sidewalk and cracked 2 patio slabs was made by Director Kerr, seconded by Director Dern and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
3. Landscape Report.
4. Planting Report.
5. Landscape Committee Minutes.
L. MAINTENANCE 1. Maintenance Responsibilities - Walt White.
*MOTION: Pursuant to civil code 4360, the board hereby provides at least a 30-day general notice of proposed rule change. The change incorporates a revision to the maintenance responsibilities (addendum d) included in the association's 2010 rules & regulations was made by Director Boyd, seconded by Director Kerr and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
2. Painting and Wood/Stucco Preventative Maintenance Plan- Walt White *MOTION: That the current 8 year wood/metal and the 16 year stucco painting plans be increased to 10 and 20 years respectively. That the current 8 year wood/stucco preventative maintenance plan be increased to 10 years was made by Director Boyd, seconded by Director La Grua and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
3. Maintenance Committee Minutes M. PROPERTY PROTECTION 1. Property Protection Committee Minutes N. RECREATION 1. Recreation Report - Diane Yrisarri 2. Recreation Committee Minutes O. WELCOME 1. Welcome Committee Report 2. Welcome Committee Minutes P. MANAGEMENT REPORT Q. NEW BUSINESS 1. Excess HOA Property – Bob Crossley.
*MOTION: Resolve that pursuant to bylaw provision 7.16
s O. WELCOME 1. Welcome Committee Report 2. Welcome Committee Minutes P. MANAGEMENT REPORT Q. NEW BUSINESS 1. Excess HOA Property – Bob Crossley.
*MOTION: Resolve that pursuant to bylaw provision 7.16 and corporate code 7212 the board appoint an executive committee consisting of three directors for the purpose of identifying and disposing of excess HOA property was made by Director Crossley, seconded by Director Kerr and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
2. Schedule of Monetary Fines – Dayton La Grua *MOTION: To approve for 30 day review Addendum E, Section II of the Rules & Regulations Schedule of Monetary Fines which complies with California Civil Code Section 4360 and will be administered in accordance with Huntington Landmark Senior Adult Community Association Bylaws Article X was made by Director La Grua, seconded by Director Kerr and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
3. Recreation Office Ceiling Asbestos Abatement Dayton La Grua.
a. MOTON: To add an emergency item to the agenda to resolve the health and safety hazard due to asbestos fibers being discovered in the Recreation office was made by Director La Grua, seconded by Director Kerr and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White).
b. MOTION: To approve the ceiling removal, texture and install new led lighting in the recreation office utilizing Service Masters and John Parish proposals was made by Director La Grua, seconded by Director Kerr and passed 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 2 absent (Directors Brady and White) R. DISCUSSION ITEMS 1. RFID Chips for Scooters – Mike Boyd a. General discussion S. NEXT MEETING: 1. Regular Board Meeting – Thursday, May 5, 2016 At 10:00 AM - Main Lounge T. ADJOURNMENT- By general consent. TIME: 11:01 AM
RFID Chips for Scooters – Mike Boyd a. General discussion S. NEXT MEETING: 1. Regular Board Meeting – Thursday, May 5, 2016 At 10:00 AM - Main Lounge T. ADJOURNMENT- By general consent. TIME: 11:01 AM Landmark Living May 2016 3 LANDMARK LIVING ADDENDUM E SECTION II Tennis Woodshop Letter $25 $50 $100 Letter $25 $50 $100 1st SCHEDULE OF MONETARY PENALTIES ADDENDUMS This Schedule complies with California Civil Code Section 4350 and will be administered in accordance with Huntington Landmark Senior Adult Community Association Bylaws' Article X.
For Violating: ADDENDUM A Architectural Rules: Notice ADDENDUM C: Landscape General Letter $25 $50 $100 Trees Letter $25 $50 $100 Building Protection Letter $25 $50 $100 Potted Plants Letter $25 $50 $100 Watering Letter $25 $50 $100 Garden Decorations Letter $25 $50 $100 2nd 3rd 4th Planting Letter $25 $50 $100 General Letter $25 $50 $75 ADDENDUM D: Prior Sale Requirements Letter $25 $50 $100 Maintenance Letter $25 $50 $100 Procedures Letter $25 $50 $75 ADDENDUM B: Recreation: General Letter $25 $50 $100 Application for Use Letter $25 $50 $100 Alcoholic Beverages Letter $25 $50 $100 Billiard Room Letter $25 $50 $100 Bulletin Board Letter $25 $25 $ 50 Caterers Letter $25 $50 $75 Children Letter $25 $50 $100 Classes Letter $25 $50 $100 Cleanup Letter $25 $50 $100 Club & organizations Letter $25 $50 $100 For Violating: ADDENDUM B Recreation Equipment & Hobby Facilities Letter $25 $50 $100 Funding to Landmark Residents Letter $25 $50 $100 Fund Raising Letter $25 $50 $100 Guests Letter $25 $50 $100 Gymnasium Letter $25 $50 $100 Merchandising Letter $25 $50 $100 Putting Green Letter $25 $50 $75 Room Cancellations Letter $25 Room Reservations Letter $25 $50 $100 $50 $100 Shuffle Board Courts Letter $25 $50 $100 Spas Letter $25 $50 $100
sing Letter $25 $50 $100 Putting Green Letter $25 $50 $75 Room Cancellations Letter $25 Room Reservations Letter $25 $50 $100 $50 $100 Shuffle Board Courts Letter $25 $50 $100 Spas Letter $25 $50 $100 • We are 98% complete on building 412 wood and stucco repairs.
Spa & Cabana (Beacon Pool Only) Letter $25 $50 $100 • We are 95% complete on building 413 wood and stucco repairs.
Swimming Pool & Spa Letter $25 $50 $100 • Phase 4 garage work is 100% completed: San Diego, Benito and Lassen.
Continued on page 5 NOTE: All Notices will advise the recipient of the number of days by which the violation must be cured.
MANAGEMENT REPORT - MARCH 2016 Edward Olson, Assistant General Manager In Phases 1 through 3 Concrete Hazard Solutions completed the grinding of all of the trip hazards. The areas which could not be ground down and need to be removed and replaced staff obtained proposals which well be in the February's board packet. The concrete sidewalk remove and replace was completed by MGB in March. The concrete depth averaged 3.5” to 4" which was a little more than the contractor had figured although no additional cost was billed to the association. The specifications for concrete sidewalks need to be reviewed and revised by the MC to alleviate excessive costs for overbuilding a common sidewalk walkway.
Thompson Air Condition is moving right along and have completed 40 units of the 72 units in Phase #7. To date Thompson completed units 701 to 711. Thompson AC in now in Phase #8.
PPM Construction is working in Phase #4 doing wood repairs on Units 404, 407 and 408. Notices have been sent out to the next section of the Phase #4 Units 409, 410 and 411 with the wood repair work to start February 8th through March 11th. Phase #4 status is listed as follows;
and 408. Notices have been sent out to the next section of the Phase #4 Units 409, 410 and 411 with the wood repair work to start February 8th through March 11th. Phase #4 status is listed as follows; • Phase 4 wood and stucco repairs at buildings 401 thru 411 are 100% completed.
4 May 2016 Landmark Living LANDMARK LIVING MANAGEMENT REPORT – MARCH 2016 Continued from page 4 • • Building 408 breezeway repair is 100% completed.
Phase 9 work was started on Monday 3/14/16, building 901.
• Phase 9 prep work and markup started 3/14/16 building 902.
Premax painting is following behind the repair work touching up the paint on buildings 401, 402, 403, 405 and 406.
Also in Phase #4 the gutters and roof diverters were looked at by Rainstopper's who will be providing a proposal per the scope provided. Painting is now complete on buildings 401, thru 409. Notices to paint will be distributed for buildings 410 thru 413. Gutters, diverters and downspouts are scheduled for installation this week starting at building 401.
There was a high spot in the asphalt by the Merced garages and during the last storm event some of the runoff puddled in one of the garages. JWC inspected the area, located the issue and contacted the asphalt contractor to make the necessary grind and patch. The contractor will be scheduling the work sometime in February. This repair has been completed. JWC is going to perform some asphalt boring to test samples in the next phase.
ORANGE COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION: Orange county fire protection did their annual fire testing and maintenance requirements per the California code of regulations, Title 19901 to 906 to the automatic sprinkler system in Phase #2. The total cost of the repairs comes to $922.08.
RODENTS: This past month the rodents have become very
alifornia code of regulations, Title 19901 to 906 to the automatic sprinkler system in Phase #2. The total cost of the repairs comes to $922.08.
RODENTS: This past month the rodents have become very active and our current exterminator had trouble keeping up with their service and the work load of Huntington Landmark.
Several new contractors have been contacted and staff will begin testing their service and professionalism to add to our exterminator contractor list.
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Financial Statement Summary of Huntington Landmark Homeowners Association - February 2016 Financial statement will be in June's issue UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITY LIVING Walt White, Board of Directors Landmark's new legal counsel and reserve analyst recently conducted a very informative webinar about community association living. There were two main concepts presented that provide a plan for improving living in a community association. They are Shared Obligations and Balanced Responsibilities.
Shared Obligations – Owners and Residents Living in a community association (common interest development) offers many advantages to its owners and residents - recreational facilities, social programs, property maintenance, controlled access, etc. However, with the ben-
iation (common interest development) offers many advantages to its owners and residents - recreational facilities, social programs, property maintenance, controlled access, etc. However, with the benefits of community living come shared obligations that will enrich a community and provide for its continual growth and improvement: • •Shared OWNERSHIP (home and common areas) Shared RESPONSIBILITY (observe rules, good neighbor) Shared CONTROL (constructive suggestions, volunteer services) Shared COST (regular assessments) Owners and residents should be aware that: • The community serves the needs of the majority (not the vocal minority).
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• Living in a community association may not be for everyone.
Balanced Responsibilities – Board of Directors Since it is impractical for all owners to manage the affairs of a community association, they elect representatives (Board of Directors) to carry out those responsibilities. The Board establishes policies and engages a management company to administer day-to-day operations. The Board must be concerned with balancing the four major "worlds” of community association management: • • CORPORATION (laws, governing documents, bylaws, rules, elections) · BUSINESS (cash flow, budgets, financial controls, savings for future, insurance) REAL ESTATE PROJECT (property values, proper care and maintenance) • COMMUNITY (neighbors, friends, and families)
ns) · BUSINESS (cash flow, budgets, financial controls, savings for future, insurance) REAL ESTATE PROJECT (property values, proper care and maintenance) • COMMUNITY (neighbors, friends, and families) These "worlds" often represent competing interests and life styles! The Board must use discretion in achieving the proper balance of those responsibilities. Emphasis on the aspects of one "world" to the exclusion of the others must be avoided!
This is the challenge the Board must deal with on a continuing basis.
Summary It is up to us as owners and residents of Landmark to focus on our Shared Obligations. We must also understand our Board's duty of Balanced Responsibilities. By focusing on these two concepts and working hard to see we are both an understanding and a sharing community, Landmark will continue to be an outstanding community association. We already know of In-Home PC & Tech Service Desktop & Laptop PC Tablets & Smartphones Internet/Wifi/Network Repair Instruction Virus Removal New PC Setup & Data Transfer Ask for Mike Daniel, Owner/Technician (714) 968-1151 www.msdcomputer.com 6 May 2016 Landmark Living multiple examples of sharing obligations and understanding others.
Landmark is not your community or my community; it is our community!
COMMUNITY Q & A Diane Yrisarri, Lifestyle Director Since the Library Fashion Show took place on the 1st Thursday of April, other schedule events were held a week later than normal. The Community Q&A that took place on April 21, missed the deadline of May's newsletter to be printed. It has been e-blasted out and copies are available at the Management and Recreation offices. We will be current for the June newsletter with May's Q&A.
Please note: The Community Q&A has changed to
It has been e-blasted out and copies are available at the Management and Recreation offices. We will be current for the June newsletter with May's Q&A.
Please note: The Community Q&A has changed to the 2nd Thursday of each month. Mark your calendars.
COMMUNTIY Q & A, MARCH 17, 2016, FOLLOW UP ANSWERS.
Q. Rick Hen, 207A - Has the Board taken and consideration as the lighting in the future? Switching over to LED lighting?
Follow up: Staff met the homeowner who asked if the BOD ever considered LED lighting and discussed that LED lighting comes with a cost and the cost vs rate of return has been evaluated in the past but the cost outweighed the rate of return. Management and the BOD will continue to look at options, discounts and even rebates as they become available.
ANIMAL SHELTER DONATIONS Diane Yrisarri, Lifestyle Director Animal shelters are usually overcrowded and underfunded.
Many shelters would welcome donations of blankets, flat sheets, towels, washcloths, small rugs, pet beds, collars, leashes, harnesses, toys, food, treats, kitty litter, kitty boxes, dog crates, water/food bowls, carriers, etc. Denise Norman, Huntington Landmark resident has requested if you have donations, she will pick up any items from you that you'd like to donate and take them to our local shelters. Thank you Denise!
Please call her at 714-884-0862 or email: denise.norman@ sbcgobal.net to make arrangements or if you have questions.
LANDMARK LIVING DISASTER PREPAREDNESS COMMITTEE Linda Rosenthal If disaster hits, are you prepared to care for your pet? If you have to evacuate, don't leave your pet behind, be sure you have a crate or carrier to keep your friend confined and safe.
Here are some ideas to keep in mind BEFORE an emergency.
for your pet? If you have to evacuate, don't leave your pet behind, be sure you have a crate or carrier to keep your friend confined and safe.
Here are some ideas to keep in mind BEFORE an emergency.
Microchip your pet. That way, if you are separated, you can be eventually reunited. Keep a collar and name tag on your animal, even an indoor cat. If your home is damaged, they may easily escape. Be sure the ID tag has a current phone number.
Another tip―exchange pet information and a house key with a trusted neighbor or nearby friend. If you are not home when disaster strikes, they can evacuate your pet for you.
Keep an emergency kit for your pet. A supply of food and a can opener if you use canned food. Extra water. A replacement supply of medication if your pet takes any. Put a picture of you and your pet in the kit so you can prove ownership of your buddy. Extra pictures of your pet in case you need to make "lost pet" signs. Pack plastic bags for cleanup and old towels or sheets for their comfort. Treats and chew toys will make them feel better.
These are just some suggestions for the welfare of your pet.
A more comprehensive list is on the Disaster Preparedness board in the main lounge.
Our next meeting will be May 16 at 2:30 PM in MPR1. John Muse will discuss criteria for assessing building damage in case of a major disaster. Is it safe to go back into your home?
Find out.
Karen Clausen 714-846-0472 is always looking for new Building Stewards for the uncovered buildings. If you have not been approached by a steward in your building, there probably isn't one! Please volunteer to help.
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS COMMITTEE Linda Rosenthal & Karen Clausen Help yourself and your neighbors by being prepared and ready for a disaster. Even though we have
ly isn't one! Please volunteer to help.
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS COMMITTEE Linda Rosenthal & Karen Clausen Help yourself and your neighbors by being prepared and ready for a disaster. Even though we have a strong network of volunteers we still are in need of Building Stewards. Building Stewards hold a very important position towards our community's success and readiness during and after a disaster. They pass out safety literature, identify residents who might need extra help during and after a disaster and check on all residents in their building. Please call, sign up today. Be a part of something necessary, worthwhile and lifesaving. Call Karen Clausen 714-846-0472 to volunteer for your building and to get more information. Thank you.
Buildings Not Covered With a Building Steward Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 5 Phase 6 Phase 7 Phase 9 Phase 11 Phase 13 18=22228 1 202 306 508 601 706 901 1101 1304 4 209 307 509 602 709 904 1102 1305 8 212 309 513 603 710 912 1009 1306 9 214 311 514 604 716 914 1111 1310 10 215 312 515 605 718 915 1116 1311 11 216 313 521 607 Phase 8 916 1117 1313 218 Phase 4 522 608 801 Phase 10 1122 1314 13 220 401 524 609 802 1001 Phase 12 221 405 525 610 807 1006 1201 19 222 409 611 810 1010 1202 20 224 410 612 811 1012 1203 24 411 613 814 1013 1205 413 614 816 1015 1206 818 1016 1210 819 1216 821 822 823 LADIES RESTROOM AND SHOWER ROOM CLEANING SCHEDULE Please note the ladies restroom and shower room by the gym. Cleaning schedule for the restrooms and showers are as follows, closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:00 8:45 AM for daily cleaning. On Thursdays, the restrooms and showers will be closed from 8:00 - 10:00 AM for a deep cleaning. Please use the other restrooms that are
day, Wednesday and Friday from 8:00 8:45 AM for daily cleaning. On Thursdays, the restrooms and showers will be closed from 8:00 - 10:00 AM for a deep cleaning. Please use the other restrooms that are available. Showers will not be available, please make other arrangements. Please do not disturb the cleaning crew so they may complete their work in a timely manner, to open the restrooms as soon as they are done. Thank you Diane Yrisarri, Lifestyle Director, 714-536-1070.
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NEW BOOKS FOR MAY MF...Off The Grid...
MF... The Crossing.
MF... The Lightkeepers............
MF... Clawback.
MF...Killing Trail.
MF... Even Dogs in the Wild.
.C.J. Box .Michael Connelly Abby Geni
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NEW BOOKS FOR MAY MF...Off The Grid...
MF... The Crossing.
MF... The Lightkeepers............
MF... Clawback.
MF...Killing Trail.
MF... Even Dogs in the Wild.
.C.J. Box .Michael Connelly Abby Geni J.A. Jance Ian Rankin Bill Bryson O'Reilly & Dugard Margaret Mizushima NF.... The Road to Little Dribbling ........
NF....Killing Patton F....... The Gangster.
LP ....Gone Again.
. Cussler & Scott James Grippando LP....A Girl's Guide to Moving On ....Debbie Macomber LP....Private Paris..
Patterson & Sullivan YOU MISSED THE RFID CHIP ISSUE DATES?
Peggy Dern, Director/Property Protection Liaison What do you do now?
To obtain an RFID Chip.
Register at the Management Office.
For each vehicle: You will need to bring a copy of: 1. RFID Chip authorization form 2. Current Vehicle (DMV) registration, 3. Driver License 4. Proof of insurance.
5. And a check for $50 if you are a Tenant 6. Or a $50 check for each car if a resident with more than two.
A Security officer will then apply your RFID chip.
Inquires or questions, please call the Management Office at 714-960-5475.
Thank you.
LANDMARK 2016 DIRECTORY The 2016 Directories were delivered in March. If your name or phone number was published incorrectly, we will re-publish it in June's Landmark Living. This allowance is only for those who originally submitted their names before the deadline, November 2015, and only for those with an incorrect entry due to Publisher error. This in not intended for a change of phone number or didn't submit the paperwork before the deadline.
All submissions will be verified for qualification, before being reprinted. All requests must be received via email only by May 10. Send to [email protected]. Thank you, Diane Yrisarri, Lifestyle Director.
Sharon L. Crommett Attorney at Law
, before being reprinted. All requests must be received via email only by May 10. Send to [email protected]. Thank you, Diane Yrisarri, Lifestyle Director.
Sharon L. Crommett Attorney at Law Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Administration Business and Contract Disputes 8932 Yolo Circle #1303C Huntington Beach CA 92646 949-903-5103 [email protected] Landmark resident. Available at YOUR convenience.
8 May 2016 Landmark Living FOR SALE FOR SALE * Per CRMLS 1/1/14 - 5/1/16 LANDMARK LIVING Patricia Vidal The #1 in Sales in Huntington Landmark* 714-334-1773 Prime Properties For Sale FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 8685 Merced Cir # 1011 D Gorgeous 3 Bed Laguna Model Beautiful Sunroom $574,500 8877 Lauderdale Ct #209 H Wonderful 3 Bed Laguna Model Renovated 2nd Story $425,000 8655 Fresno Cir # 502 C Magnificent 2 Bed. Marina Model Nicely renovated $469,900 8685 Merced Cir # 1016 D Beautiful 3 Bed. Laguna Model Prime Location $549,000 FOR SALE FOR SALE 8885 Modoc Cir # 1206 C Stunning 2 Bed. Marina Model Many Upgrades $459,000 8886 Modoc Cir # 1202 C Wonderful 2 Bed. Marina Model Beautifully Renovated $468,000 8755 Marin Cir # 511 A Gorgeous 2 Bed. Marina Model Corner Unit + Sunroom $485,000-$499,000 8756 Marin Ct # 512 B Lovely 2 Bed. Pacifica Model Corner Unit $449,000 REM RE/MAX SelectOne 8932 Amador Cir # 1314 D Lovely 3 Bed. Laguna Model Close to Parking $519,900 FIVE STAR REAL ESTATE AGENT Patricia Vidal Thinking about Selling your Condo??
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g Buyers and Sellers "From Our Family to Yours" We are committed and privileged to represent you Daniel Vidal BRE 01984226 THE Patricia Vidal BRE 01855695 Stacy Vidal BRE 01984231 Patricia Vidal Group Landmark Living May 2016 9 LANDMARK LIVING COMMITTEE MEETING DATES, CHAIRS & BOARD LIAISONS: Architectural Committee: 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 1:00 PM, Conference Room.
Co-Chairs: Marsha Merendino: [email protected] Ted Moore: [email protected] Larry King: [email protected] Board Liaison: Mike Boyd: [email protected] Disaster Preparedness Committee: 3rd Monday of the month at 2:30 or 7:00 PM, MPR1 Co-Chairs: Mary McCarty: [email protected] Bunny Slaughter: [email protected] Election Committee: Meeting days and times - TBD Chair: Marilyn Brewer: [email protected] Board Liaison: Peggy Dern: [email protected] Finance Committee: 4th Monday of the month, 10:00 AM, MPR2 Co-Chairs: Barbara Hoenecke: [email protected] Judy Armstrong: [email protected] Board Liaison: Mike Boyd: [email protected] Insurance Committee: Meet as needed Chair: Marvin Garrett: [email protected] Board Liaison: Mike Boyd: [email protected] Landscape Committee: 4th Wednesday of the month, 9:00 AM, MPR2 Chair: Nancy Henry: [email protected] Board Liaison: Jeanne Kerr: [email protected] Maintenance Committee: 4th Monday of the month, 9:00 AM, SR/CR Co-Chairs: Vard Wittick: [email protected] Dave Dawes: [email protected] Board Liaison: Walt White: [email protected] Property Protection/VSC Committee: 3rd Wednesday of the month, 1:00 PM, SR/CR Chair: Jim Copeland: [email protected] Board Liaison: Peggy Dern: [email protected] Recreation Committee: 1st Monday of the month, 9:30 AM, MPR2 Chair: Ginny Langrainer: no email - please contact
Copeland: [email protected] Board Liaison: Peggy Dern: [email protected] Recreation Committee: 1st Monday of the month, 9:30 AM, MPR2 Chair: Ginny Langrainer: no email - please contact Recreation Office.
Board Liaison: Dayton La Grua: [email protected] Welcome Committee: 2nd Tuesday of the month, 10:00 AM, MPR1 Chair: Mary Lee Lindfors: [email protected] Judith Larson: [email protected] Board Liaison: Jeanne Kerr: [email protected] BICYCLES, PEDESTRIANS & SCOOTERS Diane Yrisarri, Lifestyle Director In 2013, 4,735 pedestrians and 743 bicyclists were killed in crashes with motor vehicles according National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Traffic Safety Facts.
Nordic, The Board of Directors and Management request for the safety of yourself and your loved ones, that all pedestrians, bicyclists and scooters must use the sidewalk gates to enter and exit the property. The entry and exit driveways are designated for licensed road approved vehicles only. Drivers are distracted by cell phones, other drivers, weather conditions and passengers; as a bicyclist, pedestrian or scooter driver you are not seen by a driver until you are right in front of them. Stay safe and only use the required sidewalk entry and exit gates. You may not be permitted to use the driveway entry and exit lanes to enter or leave the property.
Harbor Travel W Carol Johnson, CTC Sales Manager - Owner CST # 1010255-40 LANDMARK RESIDENT Just For Fun 3416 Via Lido, Newport Beach, Ca 92663 [email protected] Tel: (949) 675-1311 10 May 2016 Landmark Living Happy Mothers Day to Mom, the original Seat belt.
LANDMARK LIVING MEDICATION DISPOSAL Sylvia Widmeyer Once again the Huntington Beach Police Department will be at Landmark on Wednesday, June 8 from
Happy Mothers Day to Mom, the original Seat belt.
LANDMARK LIVING MEDICATION DISPOSAL Sylvia Widmeyer Once again the Huntington Beach Police Department will be at Landmark on Wednesday, June 8 from 10:00 to 11:30 AM in MPR1 for the purpose of collecting unused/ expired medications.
The medications are to be removed from their original bottles and dumped together into a ziploc bag. No Liquids, syringes, needles, or inhalers will be accepted. Never discard medications by flushing them down the drain. When disposing of them in the trash place the medications in a ziploc bag mixed with coffee grounds, kitty litter or egg shells, etc.
If you are unable to make this date and time, know that the Huntington Police Department is still collecting expired/unused medications at their 2000 Main Street location.
Once again to help the "Dog Days” organizers we will also be collecting the empty medicine bottles.
Either remove the labels or use a marker to cross thru your personal information. Please bring them in a plastic grocery bag.
ACCESS CONTROL - FRIENDLY REMINDER Management Office Rules and Regulations, Access Control, page 8, #4, states: Persons walking or bicycling through the gate must be prepared to present proper identification to obtain entrance.
We take your safety very seriously and to help insure that only those persons on property are individuals that are allowed to be here. So please, know that when Nordic asks for your ID when entering Landmark by foot or bicycling, it's only for the safety of you and your community. Thank you for your understanding and compliance in this matter.
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and compliance in this matter.
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Picking up for Dogs and Cats In your yard so you don't have tol [email protected] (714) 606-5086 Landmark Living May 2016 11 LANDMARK LIVING ABOUT TOWN By Linda Lucchesi HILBERT MUSEUM This month, we are headed for Old Towne Orange where a wonderful, new art museum opened recently. The Hilbert Museum (hilbertmuseum.org) is located at 167 N. Atchison St.
across from the train station. I visited the first week it opened and it was love at first sight. This is the first museum in the nation to exhibit California Scene Painting exclusively. This narrative form of painting gives us a glimpse of everyday life in California from roughly the 1920s- 1970s. It takes us through the aftermath of the Great Depression, the urbanization and industrialization of the State, and the growth of the Hollywood movie industry. Many of the artists such as Millard Sheets, Phil Dike, William Jeckel, and Jack Laycox may be familiar to you. Some of their works have been exhibited at the Irvine Museum. There are also little known but talented artists displayed. Many worked in the movie studios or taught at local art schools while they did their own painting on the side.
Mark and Janet Hilbert generously donated 500 artworks
but talented artists displayed. Many worked in the movie studios or taught at local art schools while they did their own painting on the side.
Mark and Janet Hilbert generously donated 500 artworks from their collection to Chapman University as well as three million dollars toward the development of the museum. Eventually, the larger Villa Park Orchards packing house will be renovated into a space that will display the entire collection.
Currently, there are 104 paintings on display. The museum, open Tuesday-Saturday, is free and there is a free parking lot in front of the museum. If the lot is full, you can get a parking pass at the desk. There are currently no docents. If you would like a docent tour for your group, you can call in advance to make arrangements. The website has hours, directions, and shows some of the artworks.
If you decide to have lunch while you are in Orange, there is a Ruby's Diner across from the museum. There are also 38 other places to eat within a mile of the Old Towne circle. I recommend leaving your car at the museum and walking instead of HILBERT MUSEUM battling for a parking space at the circle. Watson's Soda Fountain and Café reopened recently after a change of ownership and major renovation. This iconic local landmark originally opened as Watson's drugstore in 1899.
It is one of Orange County's oldest businesses. Watson's was known for its old-fashioned drugstore ambiance and comfort food such as hamburgers and milkshakes. The new look is more contemporary and the menu is eclectic.
They still serve their famous hamburgers and milkshakes but now, some of the milkshakes contain alcohol. If you like antiques, it's a great place to browse after lunch.
There are several antique and collectable stores in and around the circle.
d milkshakes but now, some of the milkshakes contain alcohol. If you like antiques, it's a great place to browse after lunch.
There are several antique and collectable stores in and around the circle.
It you have followed Huell Howser up and down the California coast, you may be interested in visiting the California's Gold exhibit located at 1 University Drive, Orange at Chapman University. The Huell Howser archive is located at the basement level of Leatherby Libraries. The archive contains images, texts, and artifacts detailing Huell Howser's career and his impact on California. This free exhibit is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM -5:00 PM Go to chapman.edu/library for directions and parking information.
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EVENTS Cinco de Mayo.
HL Chorale Spring Concert Memorial Day Pool Party......
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AVAILABLE PRICE April 1 .May 7.
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.May 30 ..... April 29 MOVIE SCHEDULE Wednesdays at 1:30 PM in MPR2 and on scheduled Friday nights at 6:00PM.
Wednesday, May 4 Black Mass, Rated R, Drama, 2015, 122 mins.
This fact-based drama recounts the story of notorious Boston gangster "Whitey" Bulger, who turned FBI informant to get rid of his mob rivals. Later facing imminent indictment, he eluded
5, 122 mins.
This fact-based drama recounts the story of notorious Boston gangster "Whitey" Bulger, who turned FBI informant to get rid of his mob rivals. Later facing imminent indictment, he eluded authorities for more than 15 years, until his arrest in 2011. Cast: Johnny Depp, Joel Edgerton, Benedict Cumbertbatch, more.
Wednesday, May 11 Learning To Drive, Rated R, Drama, 2015, 90 mins.
When soon-to-be divorced Wendy Shields signs up for driving lessons, her instructor is Darwan, a Sikh immigrant to America. Though their cultural perspectives are poles apart, the two begin to develop a bond that transcends their differences. Cast: Patricia Clarkson, Ben Kingsley, Jake Weber, more.
Friday, May 13 Learning To Drive, Same as above.
6:00 PM Wednesday, May 18 Suffragette, Rated PG-13, Biography/ Drama, 2015, 106 mins.
Dreaming of the right to vote, working $12.00 .pre event $ 5.50 at the door $ 6.00 $7.00 class Maud eagerly joins the early feminist movement. But when the peaceful protests of the suffragettes accomplish nothing, they're driving to more radical methods of effecting change. Cast: Carey Mulligan, Helena Bonham Carter, Brendan Gleeson, more.
Wednesday May 25 Fireproof, Rated PG, Drama/Faith, 2008, 118 mins.
Kirk Cameron stars as Caleb Holt, a dedicated firefighter whose marriage has taken a severe turn for the worse and is about to end in divorce. But just when hope seems to be running out, his Christian father intervenes in this inspirational drama. Cast: Kirk Cameron, Erin Bethea, Ken Bevel, more...
Friday, May 27, 6:00 PM The Bridge on the River Kwai, Rated PG, Drama, 1957, 161 mins.
Director David Lean's sweeping epic best known for a whistling work theme that became legendary – is set in
Friday, May 27, 6:00 PM The Bridge on the River Kwai, Rated PG, Drama, 1957, 161 mins.
Director David Lean's sweeping epic best known for a whistling work theme that became legendary – is set in a World War II Japanese prison camp, where British prisoners are forced to build a railway bridge as a morale building exercise. Cast: William Holden, Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins, more.
VISITORS AND GUESTS Please remember to contact Nordic at the Atlanta Gate for all of your guests and visitors.
The Atlanta Gate is reporting that many vehicles are backing up while waiting to gain access into Landmark because residents are not calling in their visitors ahead of time.
Residents can also contact Nordic at 714-960-1452 to place their visitors on their permanent guest list or go on to huntingtonlandmark.com website to make changes.
IMPORTANT Your Pet's Companion Tender Loving Pet Care in Your Home Landmark Residents Connie Rose Linda Blemberg (714) 917-9536 (714) 873-5087 Landmark Living May 2016 13 2 MONDAY 3 TUESDAY RECREATION OFFICE 714-536-1070 • Diane Yrisarri Lifestyle Director [email protected] Interested in joining the Landmark Living staff? Contact Diane Yrisarri for additional information or to volunteer.
LIBRARY HOURS 1 SAT/SUN • 7:00 AM Table Tennis......
• 7:00 PM Bingo 7 6:00 PM ML • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics.
..ML • 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Ceramics • 9:00 AM-11:00 PM Open Art.....
AR • 9:00 AM Toymaker's Sewing....AR/WS/SR ⚫9:30 AM Rec. Comm..
MPR2 ⚫9:15 AM Yoga..
.ML • 10:00 AM Ukulele MPR1 ⚫9:30 AM Scrapbooking.
MPR2 • 10:00 AM Beginner Zumba Gold ... ML • 9:30 AM Needlecraft.
SR • 12:30 PM Water Workout 1:00 PM Horseshoes • 2:00 PM Mat Makers.
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5 AM Yoga..
.ML • 10:00 AM Ukulele MPR1 ⚫9:30 AM Scrapbooking.
MPR2 • 10:00 AM Beginner Zumba Gold ... ML • 9:30 AM Needlecraft.
SR • 12:30 PM Water Workout 1:00 PM Horseshoes • 2:00 PM Mat Makers.
AR ⚫ 1:00 PM Architectual Comm......Conf.
.MPR2 ..ML .ML • 6:30 PM Friendly Poker........
GR • 12:00 PM Scrabble.....
⚫7:00 PM Notary .CR/SR .BY Appt.
CABARET CROWD 9 Cinco De Mayo MOTHER'S DAY CELEBRATION 10 AFTERNOON OF COMEDY 3:00 PM ML Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday • 7:00 AM Table Tennis..
.MPR2 .MPR1 • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics.
..ML 9:00 AM-11:00 PM Open Art....
• 10:00 AM Ukulele AR • 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Ceramics • 9:00 AM Toymaker's Sewing....AR/WS/SR MPR2 ⚫9:15 AM Yoga...
.ML • 10:00 AM Beginner Zumba Gold MPR1 ⚫9:30 AM Scrapbooking..
• 12:30 PM Water Workout 9:30 AM Needlecraft.
MPR2 SR • 2:00 PM Mat Makers.
.AR • 10:00 AM Welcome Comm..... MPR1 .MPR2 ..ML ⚫ 1:00 PM Horseshoes .ML • 6:30 PM Friendly Poker....
GR • 12:00 PM Scrabble..
.CR/SR 16 17 • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics .ML • 9:00 AM-11:00 PM Open Art.
AR 10:00 AM Ukulele MPR1 • 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Ceramics • 7:00 AM Table Tennis.....
MPR2 • 10:00 AM Beginner Zumba Gold ... ML • 9:00 AM Toymaker's Sewing....AR/WS/SR .ML • 12:30 PM Water Workout • 9:15 AM Yoga..
.ML ⚫1:00 PM Friendship Quilting.
SR ⚫9:30 AM Scrapbooking.
MPR2 15 • 2:00 PM Mat Makers .AR ⚫ 9:30 AM Needlecraft.
SR ⚫2:00 PM Parkinson's Soupport...... SR ⚫ 1:00 PM Architectual Comm .Conf.
• 2:30 PM Disaster Prep. Comm. MPR1 ⚫1:00 PM Horseshoes • 7:00 AM Table Tennis .MPR2 .ML .ML • 6:30 PM Friendly Poker GR • 12:00 PM Scrabble..
⚫7:00 PM Notary.
SR/CR .BY Appt.
Wednesday and Saturday - 10:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
Horseshoes • 7:00 AM Table Tennis .MPR2 .ML .ML • 6:30 PM Friendly Poker GR • 12:00 PM Scrabble..
⚫7:00 PM Notary.
SR/CR .BY Appt.
Wednesday and Saturday - 10:00 AM - 12:00 Noon Sunday - CLOSED Library Phone 714 - 536-4767 Newsletter Staff, Board of Directors and Management reserve the right to edit, correct or alter material.
ASSOCIA-PCM STAFF • General Manager Kimberly Pollard • Assistant General Manager • Edward Olson Lifestyle Director Diane Yrisarri •Administrative Assistant Katherine Sandoval •Membership Coordinator • Gerri Miller Recreation Coordinator Natalie Chavez •Maintenance Tech Lead Sergio Chimal • •Maintenance Tech Alan Toler •Maintenance Tech Ismael Medina 8 Mother's Day • 7:00 AM Table Tennis.
• 7:00 PM Bingo 14 • 7:00 PM Bingo 21 CHORALE SPRING CONCERT 7:30 PM ML 23 8:15 AM HB Aerobics.........ML • ⚫9:00 AM-11:00 PM Open Art... AR • 9:00 AM Maintenance Comm........ SR • 10:00 AM Ukulele MPR1 24 FREE DANCE CONCERT 7:00-8:00 PM ML • 7:00 AM Table Tennis........
.MPR2 • 10:00 AM Finance Comm .... MPR2 .MPR1 • 10:00 AM Beginner Zumba Gold ... ML • 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Ceramics • 11:30 Red Hat Chix.....
.MPR1 • 9:00 AM Toymaker's Sewing....AR/WS/SR • 12:30 PM Water Workout ⚫9:15 AM Yoga........
.ML ⚫ 1:00 PM Friendship Quilters.
.SR • 9:30 AM Needlecraft.
.SR • 7:00 AM Table Tennis .MPR2 • 2:00 PM Mat Makers.
AR ⚫9:30 AM Scrapbooking..
MPR2 • 5:00 PM Baby Boomers .MPR2 ..ML ⚫ 1:00 PM Horseshoes ⚫7:00 PM Bingo ML • 6:30 PM Friendly Poker...
.GR • 12:00 PM Scrabble .CR/SR 30 31 22 28 • 7:00 AM Table Tennis MPR2 .ML 29 May 30th Memorial Day Pool Party ⚫9:00 AM-12:00 PM Ceramics • 9:00 AM Toymaker's Sewing.....AR/WS/SR • 9:15 AM Yoga.
⚫9:30 AM Scrapbooking.
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0 AM Table Tennis MPR2 .ML 29 May 30th Memorial Day Pool Party ⚫9:00 AM-12:00 PM Ceramics • 9:00 AM Toymaker's Sewing.....AR/WS/SR • 9:15 AM Yoga.
⚫9:30 AM Scrapbooking.
.ML MPR2 • 9:30 AM Needlecraft .SR ⚫7:00 AM Table Tennis.
.MPR2 ML ⚫1:00 PM Horseshoes ⚫6:30 PM Friendly Poker ...... GR • 12:00 PM Scrabble .SR/CR SENIOR ITIZEN DISCOUNTS PRO finish Plumbing Steve Hobson, Jr.
Lic. #801867 Specializing In Plumbing Service & Repair Leak Detection, Camera Inspection, Water Heaters, Pipe Relocation www.profinishplumbing.com 14 May 2016 Landmark Living THE HECM GROUP Reverse Mortgage Specialists DAVID K. HARRINGTON, Certified Senior AdvisorⓇ Residential Mortgage Broker BRE#00874676 - NMLS#235272 CSA F: 949.861.6565 E: [email protected] (CA) Cerityind WEDNESDAY 4 THURSDAY 5 BOARD MEETING 6 10:00 AM -ML FRIDAY • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics .ML • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics .ML • 9:30 AM Yoga Chair.
.ML • 9:00 PM Threads of Love • 10:00 AM Bible Study ..SR .MPR2 • 12:30 PM Water Workout ⚫9:15 AM Yoga...
.MPR1 • 10:00 AM FFCC..
ML ⚫ 1:30 PM Movie .MPR2 ⚫9:45 AM Poetry Club.
.SR 12:00 PM Bridge...
..AR • 4:00 PM Table Tennis..
.MPR2 ⚫10:30 AM Discussion Grp...
.MPR2 • 12:30 PM Ladies Poker.
..GR • 6:00 PM Chorale..
.MPR1 • 6:30 PM Line Dancing.
ML • 7:00 PM Bingo..
.ML • 7:00 PM Friendly Poker.
.GR 1:00 PM Caregivers Group.
• 5:00 PM Table Tennis..
.SR MPR2 11 12 13 Management Office Hours: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Monday - Friday Doors close at 4:00 PM to conclude business Closed 12:00 - 1:00 PM for Lunch Recreation Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:45 AM - 4:45 PM IMPORTANT NUMBERS Management Office - 714-960-5475 Property Threatening Emergency
0 PM to conclude business Closed 12:00 - 1:00 PM for Lunch Recreation Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:45 AM - 4:45 PM IMPORTANT NUMBERS Management Office - 714-960-5475 Property Threatening Emergency When Manager's Office is Closed 714-565-3059 • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics.
ML • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics.....
.ML • 9:15 AM Yoga.
MPR1 • 9:00 AM Chatty Crafters.
.SR • 9:30 AM Yoga Chair ML • 9:45 AM Poetry Club.
SR • 10:00 AM Bible Study .MPR2 • 12:30 PM Water Workout ⚫10:00 AM Art Club AR • 11:00 AM JWI Luncheon..
.MPR1 ⚫ 1:30 PM Movie.
.MPR2 • 10:00 Community Q&A ..ML 12:00 PM Bridge...
.AR Atlanta Gate.
.714-960-1452 • 4:00 PM Table Tennis .MPR2 ⚫ 10:30 AM Discussion Grp.....
MPR2 • 12:30 PM Ladies Poker.
.GR • 6:00 PM Chorale .MPR1 • 6:30 PM Line Dancing ML • 5:00 PM Table Tennis...
.MPR2 Library...
.714-536-4767 ⚫7:00 PM Bingo.
18 .ML • 7:00 PM Friendly Poker.
GR • 6:00 PM Friday Night Movie..... MPR2 Neighbor Assist...
.714-960-2277 19 20 Recreation Office..
.714-536-1070 Rodgers Senior Center.
.714-536-9387 • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics..
⚫9:30 AM Yoga Chair ML Seniors Outreach...
.714-960-2478 ML • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics .ML • 12:30 PM Water Workout Police/Paramedics Emergency 911 • 9:00 PM Threads of Love .SR .SR • 9:15 AM Yoga..
.ML ⚫ 10:00 AM Bible Study .MPR2 ⚫ 1:30 PM Movie MPR2 ⚫9:45 AM Poetry Club.
SR 12:00 PM Bridge...
.AR • 4:00 PM Table Tennis MPR2 • 10:30 AM Discussion Grp.
MPR2 • 12:30 PM Ladies Poker.
• 6:00 PM Chorale MPR1 ⚫6:30 PM Line Dancing ML ..GR SR BOARD OF DIRECTORS: • 7:00 PM Bingo.
25 .ML • 7:00 PM Friendly Poker...
GR • Golf Dinner ....
26 27 ⚫1:00 PM Caregiving Group MPR 1 & 2 • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics......
ML • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics • 9:30 AM Yoga Chair ML • 9:00 AM Chatty Crafters.
.ML .SR • 9:00 Am Landscape Comm....
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f Dinner ....
26 27 ⚫1:00 PM Caregiving Group MPR 1 & 2 • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics......
ML • 8:15 AM HB Aerobics • 9:30 AM Yoga Chair ML • 9:00 AM Chatty Crafters.
.ML .SR • 9:00 Am Landscape Comm....
.SR ⚫9:15 AM Yoga..
.ML ⚫ 10:00 AM Bible Study .MPR2 • 12:30 PM Water Workout • 9:45 AM Poetry Club.
SR 12:00 PM Bridge....
..AR ⚫ 1:30 PM Movie .MPR2 ⚫10:30 AM Discussion Grp....
MPR2 • 12:30 PM Ladies Poker.
..GR • 4:00 PM Table Tennis.
MPR2 • 6:30 PM Line Dancing ML • 5:00 PM Table Tennis .MPR1 ⚫ 7:00 PM Bingo.
.ML • 7:00 PM Friendly Poker...
.GR • 6:00 PM Classic Movie .MPR2 2016 May REALTY ONE GROUP A Team of Professional RONDA HULD Realtor®/Notary LANDMARK RESIDENT DRE Lic. #00666783 Home: (714) 969-5326 • Cell: (949) 280-5548 E-mail: [email protected] www.huntingtonlandmarkconnection.com ROOM KEY: AR = Art Room GR=Game Room ML = Main Lounge Comp./Sewing WS Woodshop BC = Beacon Clubhouse • • President Bob Crossley please leave correspondence at the Management Office.
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Don't miss out on the ever popular comedy act of Mel Austin. Mel will be back to entertain the residents of Landmark once again, guaranteed to leave you laughing. Open seating. Sponsored by Maryam Kargozar of Scan.
CINCO DE MAYO PARTY Saturday, May 7, 6:00 PM, Main Lounge Cabaret Crowd will be hosting their Cinco de Mayo party, Saturday, May 7, from 6:00 to 10:00 PM. El Pollo Loco will be served. The menu will consist of chicken, two sides, salad, chips and dessert, including the ever favorite Cabaret Punch, with a choice of alcohol and non-alcoholic punch. Dance the night away, entertainment to be announced.
Don't forget to bring cash to purchase your raffle tickets. There will be lots of prizes to win that night. See you there.
This event is sold out.
ALL ARTICLES FOR LANDMARK LIVING need to be submitted by e-mail no later than the 5th of every month to insure insertion. E-mail to: [email protected] Skylights LANDMARK LIVING LOOKING AHEAD FOR JUNE: PECHANGA CASINO TRIP Tuesday, June 7. Free.
Bus to the beautiful wine country of Temecula and spend an afternoon in one of the premiere casinos in California. No fee, just go and have a great time testing your luck on the gaming tables. Bus picks-up at Landmark recreation 7:30 AM and returns at 5:30 PM. Sign up at the Recreation office, seating is limited. If there is enough interested, we schedule another trip. Call Recreation for more information 714-536-1070.
MEDICINE DISPOSAL Wednesday, June 8, 10:00 - 11:30 AM, MPR1.
Bring your unused, expired medicines, to the collection. No liquids or sy-
another trip. Call Recreation for more information 714-536-1070.
MEDICINE DISPOSAL Wednesday, June 8, 10:00 - 11:30 AM, MPR1.
Bring your unused, expired medicines, to the collection. No liquids or syringes will be accepted. See page 11 for more information.
COOKING DEMO Wednesday, June 22, 12:00, MPR1.
Sign ups will begin June 1st. Call or come to Recreation to sign up. Seating is limited. Sponsored by Huntington Terrace.
MID SUMMER'S NIGHT MAGIC SHOW WITH HAYDEN ALLCORN Tuesday, June 28, 7:00 PM, Main Lounge. Free.
Don't miss out on seeing the amazing illusions of Hayden Allcorn. Open seating, doors open at 6:00 PM.
BETHANY OWEN'S SHOW IN AUGUST!
Renown Voice Impressionist, Bethany Owen will be here Saturday, August 13 to entertain. Country Queens A tribute to the Queens of County Music.
Save the date. Tickets will go on sale about 30 days prior to the event. More details to follow in the coming months of Landmark Living.
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Energy solutions Does anyone own a car with a plastic windshield, or bought a home with plastic windows?
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OUR SON JUST TWITTERED "HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY MOM I LIKED IT BETTER LAST YEAR WHEN HE POSTED HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY ON MY FACEBOOK WALL 16 May 2016 Landmark Living LANDMARK LIVING SUMMER CONCERTS IN THE PARK Bring out your lawn chairs and blankets!
The HB Concert Band Summer Series is an eleven-week series featuring a variety of performance groups and music, such as community bands, Latin bands, and swinging Big Bands. The 2016 Summer Series begins June 26
ert Band Summer Series is an eleven-week series featuring a variety of performance groups and music, such as community bands, Latin bands, and swinging Big Bands. The 2016 Summer Series begins June 26 at Huntington Beach Central Park. Sundays, 5:00 PM -FREE, Located behind the Huntington Beach Central Park library.
• June 26- Huntington Beach Concert Band - Music made in America July 3 - Night Blooming Jazzmen - Traditional Dixieland Band • July 10 - Laguna Beach Community Band- Always an audience favorite, something for all ages • July 17 - Yari Moré Latin Band - Playing the best of SIZZING Lation Music styles: Salsa, Cumbia, Merengue, Bolero, Cha Cha, and More!
• July 24 - SPECIAL PRE-CONCERT AT 4 PM Huntington Beach Concert Band Special Guests: Santa Cruz Summer Winds from Arizona performing a 4 PM pre-show. An eclectic Side-by-Side concert with outstanding local high school musicians • July 31 - Golden West Pops - Familiar music for a variety of tastes • August 7 - Jamie Wood and Daddy-O - Local artists performing blues, vintage jazz, swing, and boogiewoogie (Our own Landmark resident) • August 14 - Covina Concert Band and Huntington Beach Concert Band - Selections from Broadway's best musicals 100+ musicians on stage!
• August 21 - Bob Desena - Exciting Latin jazz and fiery rhythms in the legendary tradition of Tito Puente and Cal Tjader, and winner of Los Angeles Music Awards "Jazz Artist of the Year" August 28 - The Wiseguys Big Band Machine - Blend of swing and jazz, Rat Pack Style. Free dance lessons by Michael and Olivia starting at 4:15 PM.
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• September 4 - The Swing Era Orchestra - Playing all your favorite songs from the greats, like Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, and Harry James COMPOSITION IN VERSE WARREN, THE WANDERING SEAL
September 4 - The Swing Era Orchestra - Playing all your favorite songs from the greats, like Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, and Harry James COMPOSITION IN VERSE WARREN, THE WANDERING SEAL Based on a true story For Warren, the California seal, Living in his ocean home Did not hold much appeal.
"It is boring," he thought.
Swimming to and fro, And diving high and low.
So, one day, he left his ocean world, And search for a change of scenery.
He headed for a place, which had more greenery.
And waddled up the beach, Wandering and searching for a place with more.
Toward a place that was far beyond his reach.
He wandered and searched day and night.
Struggling to his destination with all his might.
And one hundred miles later, At last, Warren finally found Farmer Brown's farm.
The farmer declared, “It's a seal. I can't believe it.
And what's more, he's free from harm.
Great. He'll make a fine addition to my farm."
And so, Warren lives there today.
Frolicking and jumping in Farmer Brown's hay.
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Call: 949-838-6696 Landmark Living May 2016 17 LANDMARK LIVING COOKING WITH CATHY Cathy Price Real Strawberry Cake I like to bake so, I asked Diane which cake strawberry or chocolate? She chose strawberry, for Spring.
My daughter was due at Christmas. I didn't want her to lose her birthday in the middle of the Christmas season.
Since I had to have a C-section anyway, we scheduled her for two weeks early. That was also my husband's birthday.
So, what do you do for a birthday cake for a grown man and a little girl? Strawberry cake became their tradition.
ion anyway, we scheduled her for two weeks early. That was also my husband's birthday.
So, what do you do for a birthday cake for a grown man and a little girl? Strawberry cake became their tradition.
My sister makes fun of me for never making a recipe according to the instructions. But cake mixes are made for changing up. Take a basic white or vanilla cake mix. If you add frozen strawberries, it tastes so much better than a strawberry flavored cake mix. You can slice fresh strawberries, add sugar and freeze or make it easy on yourself and buy the kind in the plastic containers in the frozen fruit section of the grocery store. When defrosted, the sugar and juice from the berries form syrup. The berries will keep the cake moist.
In the early days, I just made a simple cake in a 12x9 glass baking dish, left it in the dish and iced the top. I decorated each half appropriately for husband/daughter. Over time, I became more creative. If you want fancy, make a layer cake with sliced fruit in the middle. For kids, make a bundt cake, frost and fill the hole with gummies or candied fruit.
For my guys at work, I make cupcakes.
I hear it all the time from guys. They say they don't like cream cheese. But every time I cook with it, they rave about the flavor. I was privileged to make my daughter's wedding cake in January. She chose to have strawberry cake RE/MEX TRUDY BOIM "Landmark Specialist" Listing, Selling & Leasing PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Cell 714-813-3311 Office 714-374-2944 Landmark Resident Since 1997 4.5% Commission BRE Lic#00571470 R 18 May 2016 Landmark Living for her bride's cake. All the men said that they didn't like cream cheese frosting. So... I made the frosting with cream cheese. Of course they loved it. I didn't tell them there was
6 Landmark Living for her bride's cake. All the men said that they didn't like cream cheese frosting. So... I made the frosting with cream cheese. Of course they loved it. I didn't tell them there was cream cheese in it. The tartness of the strawberries offset or set off the flavor. You can use half butter, half cream cheese if you are worried.
Ingredients: Cake 1 Box Vanilla or White cake mix 3/4 cup Frozen/defrosted strawberries ½ cup water ½ cup oil 3 eggs 3 Cup 2 Cup CUP Frosting 1 lb Powdered sugar 4 oz Cream Cheese (room temperature) 3 tbl Frozen/defrosted strawberries.
Mix together cake ingredients Sheed Strawberries in big bowl. Sometimes I puree the strawberries in the blender so the strawberries don't get stuck to the beaters. Other times I like the texture the berry pieces add to the cake. Pour into greased and floured baking pan of choice. Bake in preheated oven 350° for 25 minutes. Remove from oven and let cool completely. In a small bowl, whip together frosting ingredients. Start on slow speed, so the powdered sugar doesn't fly everywhere. Add additional strawberry juice until frosting is consistency that you like. Turn cake onto serving platter, frost and decorate.
Be creative. Cooking is fun.
ea (714)-656-3044 Homewatch Caregiver Services CareGivers CSA regivers® • NO Minimums or Contracts • Free Safety Evaluation • Bonded / Insured • Background verified • Quality follow up visits Certified Senior Advisor CSA MEMBER • Laundry & Linen Change • Assistance with Bathing • Meal Preparation • Medication Reminders • Locally Owned www.HomewatchCareGivers.com/Huntington-Beach LANDMARK LIVING Bulletin Board PARKING AND YOUR GUESTS: Residents, please remind your guests while at the Main Lounge, if it's for an event, activity or just visiting
chCareGivers.com/Huntington-Beach LANDMARK LIVING Bulletin Board PARKING AND YOUR GUESTS: Residents, please remind your guests while at the Main Lounge, if it's for an event, activity or just visiting they must park their vehicles in “Guest Parking" only.
Guests must display their "Guest Placard" on the dashboard of their vehicle. Only vehicles that belong to residents, noted by a current bar code, are allowed in designated Resident Parking spots. Nordic patrols the parking lot and will be issuing tickets to violators.
HOW TO" ADD A PLANNED GUEST" Contact Nordic staff by phone or on line to add a planned guest.
DRIVE SAFELY Please drive slowly into garage areas and turn cautiously into the blind spots before pulling into your parking spots, for the safety of all our pedestrians.
FREE NOTARY PUBLIC Free service is offered to Landmark residents on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Art Room. Call Ronda at 714-969-5326 .
You must make an appointment in advance.
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FREE MAGAZINES Please donate your recent magazines from the last six months to the Recreation Office. They will be put in the Art Room magazine rack for all to use.
Feel Free to peruse and take home any magazines you wish.
Pool steps may be slippery. Please use handrails and wear water shoes. They can be purchased at Wal-Mart for $4.98.
FREE ASSISTANCE/INSTRUCTION In the Fitness Room. Please contact Recreation 714-536-1070 NEIGHBOR ASSIST We volunteers want to remind you that we lend
hoes. They can be purchased at Wal-Mart for $4.98.
FREE ASSISTANCE/INSTRUCTION In the Fitness Room. Please contact Recreation 714-536-1070 NEIGHBOR ASSIST We volunteers want to remind you that we lend wheelchairs, companion chairs, walkers, crutches, shower chairs, canes and potty chairs to Landmark residents. We accept donations (no commodes). Leave us a message at 714-960-2277. We check our messages daily.
We ask that you give us 24-hours notice when possible.
BIKE RIDERS - SAFETY ISSUE For the safety of pedestrians, do not ride bikes on sidewalks. RIDE WITH THE TRAFFIC.
HOMEBOUND If you or someone you know is Catholic and homebound and would like to have a Pastoral Care Minister from Sts. Simon and Jude Church bring the Eucharist to them, please contact the Parish Office at 714-962-3333.
CAREGIVER'S SUPPORT GROUP Alzheimer's Association Support Group Meetings are held every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month from 1:00 to 2:30 PM in the Computer/Sewing Room.
DOG OWNERS - FRIENDLY REMINDERS Dogs must be held on a leash at all times when outdoors and in charge of an adult handler competent to restrain the pet.
Please cleanup after your pets during your walks. Pets are not allowed at the Recreation Facility, with the exception of a therapy/service dogs. Please, never leave your pet in a car on a warm or hot day.
SMOKERS - PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE If you are a smoker, please be considerate in the disposal of your cigarette butts.
When smokers regularly gather or one smoker consistently smokes in the same location, cigarette butts can accumulate.
Landmark Living May 2016 19 VETERANS DAY IS COMING Pete Jantz I believe there will be an eventful celebration for our Veterans, and their significant others, on Friday, November 11 so save the date.
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Landmark Living May 2016 19 VETERANS DAY IS COMING Pete Jantz I believe there will be an eventful celebration for our Veterans, and their significant others, on Friday, November 11 so save the date.
The next question is who will be our speaker. The sugEilene H, Oldis Realtor, Notary, E.A.
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Yolo 1307D 2 Bed. "Pacific" - $445,000 Sold gestion has been made that several of our own Landmark veterans, male or female, take about five minutes each to tell us about their experiences as a veteran.
Good idea, but who will they be? Please call me, Pete Jantz 714-536-5044, if you have a story to tell or if you know Landmark veterans who are reluctant to talk about their experiences. Send me their name and phone number and I'll call them. My email is [email protected].
Let's work together to make VETERANS DAY one that we'll all remember.
YELLOW MEANS CAUTION Have you seen the new yellow flags with the coyote silhouette on them? Our own Alice Roberts, sewer, crafter and creative resident along with Tom Gill of the recyclers have taken the reigns and brought to Landmark new flags.
Alice designed and sewed the new flags to alert the community of Coyote sightings, replacing the old worn out green flags. She
the recyclers have taken the reigns and brought to Landmark new flags.
Alice designed and sewed the new flags to alert the community of Coyote sightings, replacing the old worn out green flags. She fashioned the flags out of durable kite fabric and embellished the flag with a large howling coyote. The flag is weighted down with a fishing weight to avoid it wrapping around the pole during windy days. Thank you Tom Gill and thank you Alice Roberts for your creativity on these great flags.
Just For Fun HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY MOM.
THANKS SWEETIE..
NOW GO AND WASH YOUR HANDS THEY'RE FILTHY AND COMB YOUR HAIR... AND TURN OFF THE LIGHTS DO YOU THINK I OWN THE ELECTRIC COMPANY DRE Lic. #00666783 E-mail: [email protected] www.HuntingtonLandmarkConnection.com Yolo #1301B 2 Bed. Breakers - $455,000 20 May 2016 Landmark Living LANDMARK LIVING • CLASSES ALTERNATIVE ART Please join us in the Art Room on Mondays for open painting from 9:00 AM 12:00 Noon. For more information, contact Dona Bunnell at 714-546-6925.
• EXERCISE WITH KATHY • Yoga Chair - Wednesday, 9:30 10:30 AM ML Light handweights and dyna - bands are suggested.
⚫ Yoga for Life - Tuesday and Thursday 9:15 10:30 AM ML/MPR1 EXERCISE WITH JIMMY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday LINE DANCING WITH SUE Thursdays, 6:30-7:30 PM, ML Wanted to learn how to do line dancing?
You don't need a partner, only a pair of comfy shoes, an hour a week and be willing to have loads of fun. Join Sue, as you learn how to line dance, all the while having a great time doing it. Classes are $5 per class, pay as you go and first class is free. Hope to see you there.
PAINTING AND DRAWING Come and enjoy learning techniques in painting with oil on canvas, drawing methods, composition, values, and col-
ss, pay as you go and first class is free. Hope to see you there.
PAINTING AND DRAWING Come and enjoy learning techniques in painting with oil on canvas, drawing methods, composition, values, and color. Students work at their own pace and projects. Classes are ongoing and you can start anytime. Join us on Tuesdays 1:00 3:00 PM in the Art Room. Cost is $50 a month. Contact Heather at 831809-5342 for additional information.
WATER WORKOUT All Residents are welcome.
• 12:30-1:30 PM-Monday and Wednesday. Location: Main Pool ZUMBA®GOLD ADDED A NEW CLASS Join Cathy for Zumba Gold and dance your way back into shape. There are now three classes to choose from! The newest class is on Monday at 10:00 AM in the Main Lounge: Zumba Gold for Beginners. If you ever wanted to start Zumba Gold, but thought you couldn't keep up, here's your chance to do low impact and still have fun.
The other two Zumba Gold classes are still on Mondays at 6:00 PM and and Saturdays at 9:00 AM. All classes are $5 each, pay-as-you-go, first class is free. Let's Zumba!
CLUBS ART New things happening! We will be having, on an occasional basis, an art class after our regular meetings.
Remember: we now meet on the second Thursday of the month at 10:00 AM in the Art Room. A museum visit is on the horizon sometime before summer. The Art Club has lots to offer and we would love to have new members! For more information, please contact Mary Jane Higby at 714-374-4304 BIBLE STUDY Join us every Friday morning at 10:00 AM in MPR2 for a Walk Through the Bible. We will clip along following a course led by our enthusiastic leader, Dean Bobar from Christ Presbyterian.
Everyone is welcome.
BABY BOOMERS Baby Boomers Celebrate Cinco de Mayo on Bante Dos de Mayo Sunday, May 22 at 5:00 PM Baby
a course led by our enthusiastic leader, Dean Bobar from Christ Presbyterian.
Everyone is welcome.
BABY BOOMERS Baby Boomers Celebrate Cinco de Mayo on Bante Dos de Mayo Sunday, May 22 at 5:00 PM Baby Boomers will meet in MPR1 to make new friends, share time with established friends and as always have Great Food!
Activities are planned to help get to know each other better and of course have a few laughs. New members are always welcome.
This month's Pot Luck will have a Mexican Theme in honor of Mexican Independence Day, but don't get confused we will be celebrating on the 22 not the 5. So if possible, bring a food choice with flavors of Mexico in mind.
If your last name begins with A-G please bring dessert, H - M bring a side dish and N - Z bring a main dish. BYOB Cost is $3 at the door to cover costs.
Please RSVP to Deb dsigns92649@ yahoo.com or Maureen 714-969-6050.
BIG BUCKS BINGO Where: Main Lounge When: Wednesday and Sunday Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM BINGO 18 37 00 61 BINGO 24 Cost: 75 cents a card—no limit to how many you buy, and $1 for the end game card limited to two cards per person.
Don't be shy, come and enjoy an evening of fun and refreshments.
WARNING! Big bucks bingo can be fattening with all the popcorn one can eat while playing and during break time delicious cakes, cookies and goodies. It was overheard on the refreshment line: “I think some people come just for the refreshments." Maybe! They are free!
There will be no bingo on May 8, Mother's Day, but any mother accompanied by a daughter will receive one free bingo card once during the month of May. For more information call: Anne Wettler at 714-536-5349 or Jean Schwennesen at 714-465-2723 Landmark Living May 2016 21 LANDMARK LIVING BILLIARDS By Nelson Robinson Come out and join our current players
r more information call: Anne Wettler at 714-536-5349 or Jean Schwennesen at 714-465-2723 Landmark Living May 2016 21 LANDMARK LIVING BILLIARDS By Nelson Robinson Come out and join our current players Monday to Friday from 2:00 - 5:00 PM.
We are still looking for new players and ideas for upcoming tournaments. See you at the billiard room.
We ask that all drinks of any kind not be placed on any of the pool tables.
Enjoy!
CABARET CROWD The Cabaret Crowd sponsored party with the "Cinco de Mayo" theme will be held Saturday May 7 at 6:00 PM. For the Spanish speakers in the community, the event will actually be held on Siete de Mayo. The cost will be $12 per person.
It will be catered by El Pollo Loco, menu will be: chicken, rice, beans, tortillas, salad, salsa, chips with cupcakes for dessert. Of course the popular Cabaret punch will be served. The entertainment will be provided by John Destry. He promises to play music for all types of dancing and fun. A great raffle of prizes will be held. Remember to bring some cash. After the May event, the next Cabaret Crowd sponsored event will be held July 16. It will be a Polynesian style LUAU catered by Jolanda. The cost of the tickets will be $22. Watch for ticket sales to begin. This event always sells all tickets, so be vigilant about watching for ticket sales to begin. Music and fun will be provided by "DJ Connection" Cabaret Crowd promises a great time for all who attend. ALOHA CERAMICS If you have wanted to try a new experience, please stop by the ceramics room on Tuesdays between 8:30 AM and 12:00 Noon. We encourage you to come in and ask questions about how to achieve your own ceramic pieces. We have over 600 molds to choose from and an experienced person will help you get 22 May 2016 Landmark Living
e encourage you to come in and ask questions about how to achieve your own ceramic pieces. We have over 600 molds to choose from and an experienced person will help you get 22 May 2016 Landmark Living started. Once you learn to unmold an item, you can work on your own. We have our meeting on the first Tuesday of the month at 10:00 AM and our dues are $10 per year. See you soon!
CHATTY CRAFTERS Chatty Crafters meets on the 2nd and 4th Friday from 9:00 AM - 12:00 Noon in the Sewing Room. This is a great time to work on your favorite craft or hobby.
We chat and share our talents as we work on our individual projects. This is a wonderful time to find or express your creativity and make wonderful friendships. Contact Alice Roberts at 714-381-8775 or almroberts@yahoo.
com.
CREATIVE WORD GATHERERS PEACE IN THE POOL I closed my eyes and there it was It was a shady pool Of clear and crystalline water And purple, white anemones There I felt its presence It was the missed peace The calm and the silent And a pure and tranquil love That penetrated everything I found it there, in the quiet, Far from the constant change In the dark and warm bottom Where the words are born Margarita We invite you to enjoy our meetings.
They are every Thursday at 9:45 AM in the Sewing/Computer Room.
DISCUSSION GROUP The Discussion Group meets every Thursday morning from 10:30 AM until 12:00 Noon in MPR 2 and everyone is welcome. No dues or fees; just show up.
E-CLUB @ E-Club will meet in the computer room on May 4, at 7:00 PM All are welcome to learn and share knowledge about smartphones, tablets, and laptops. We hope to have a guest to help.
Please note after this May meeting we're taking the summer off. Our next meeting will be Thursday, October 6 at 7:00 PM Yes, we are changing from
blets, and laptops. We hope to have a guest to help.
Please note after this May meeting we're taking the summer off. Our next meeting will be Thursday, October 6 at 7:00 PM Yes, we are changing from Wednesday to Thursday. Have a great summer, see you all in fall.
FRIENDLY LADIES TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER Ladies Friendly Texas Hold'Em poker group would like to invite all ladies to play on Thursdays at 1:00 PM at the Beacon Clubhouse. This is one of the easiest card games to learn and chips are only $2 for two-and-a-half hours of fun. Contact Harriet at 714-960-2770.
FRIDAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE Calling all bridge players! You are invited to join us Friday afternoons in the Art Room. Duplicate is fun and competitive. No matter what cards you are dealt, you have an equal chance to win. Prizes will be awarded. We meet at 11:45 AM and the game will finish by 4:00 PM. Entry fee is $2. For more information, call Jeanne Moore 714-5361000 or Judy Armstrong 714-962-5741.
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23 FRIDAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE Continued from page 22 and click on All About Bridge. If you can't access the website and need help, call Ted Cooper at 714-536-9890 GOLF Spring has arrived and the weather is nice, we encourage everyone to come out and play golf. We had a nice turnout of five teams in March. Our Low Gross winners were Ken Polhill, John Miller, John Masterton, and Le Thu Phan. Second Low Gross winners were Ron Florini, David Dawes, Paul Anderson, and Doris Burke. Closest to the Pin in Two were Le Thu Phan and Paul Anderson.
Congratulations!
The dinner served on Friday was a delicious ham and scalloped potatoes spread. Our thanks go to Doris Burke and Marilou Miller. David and Suzanne
o were Le Thu Phan and Paul Anderson.
Congratulations!
The dinner served on Friday was a delicious ham and scalloped potatoes spread. Our thanks go to Doris Burke and Marilou Miller. David and Suzanne Dawes celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, with cake provided for everyone.
It's not too soon to start thinking about the Fourth of July Pool Party. Please sign up to help in any capacity. Please contact John Miller to assist in helping on the Fourth 714-536-2474. Be thinking about gift cards and baskets that you can donate for the raffle.
Signups for the May 18 golf tournament at Willowick can be made in the Recreation Office no later than May 8.
Cost for the Willowick Course is $45.
Our dinner will be held on May 20. Cost for the dinner is $8 per person. Happy Hour begins at 5:00 PM and dinner is served at 6:00 PM. Hope to see everyone at Willowick!
GRANDPARENTS CLUB The Grandparents Club is growing!
I'm retired and...
this is my office!
Huntington Landmark seems to be LANDMARK LIVING filled with grandparents and grandchildren...our new club has 38 members who collectively enjoy 60 grandchildren. We've learned that 12 are ages infant to two, 13 are three to five, 12 are six to nine, 15 are ten to thirteen, and 8 are teens.
A number of grandparents babysit from time to time. If you are blessed to be watching a grandchild and would like to have company or a play date, please join us and find some new friends! We have resources and recommendations on fun places to take children, including parks and playgrounds in the area.
The Grandparents Club also sponsored a well-attended CPR/AED class in April, open to all Landmark residents and taught by Certified American Red Cross instructors. Another class will be offered in the fall.
dparents Club also sponsored a well-attended CPR/AED class in April, open to all Landmark residents and taught by Certified American Red Cross instructors. Another class will be offered in the fall.
If you would like to join the club, our meetings are on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM, MPR 1, with socializing afterward. If you have questions, please call our president, Cheri Boone at 714-809-3495. We'd love to have you join us!
HUNTINGTON LANDMARK CHORALE See Front page for more details.
JWI JWI Welcomes the Good Tyme Singers Everyone is invited to enjoy the Good Tyme Singers at our next JWI luncheon meeting to be held Friday, May 13, 2016 at 11:00 A.M. in MPR 1.
The Good Tyme Singers, from the Rodger's Senior Center, have entertained all over the Orange County area, singing much loved songs. We are thrilled to welcome them back again for our Mother's Day lunch.
If you would like to be there, please send your $8 check, per person, to Shain Graham, 6051 Manorfield Dr. Huntington Beach CA 92647 by Monday May 9. Make your check payable to JWI.
A delicious lunch and a special tribute cake will be served. Please mark your calendars and make plans to join us. We look forward to seeing you!
Any questions please call Claire Schecter, 714-962-6164.
LADIES FRIENDLY POKER Ladies Poker Players meet Fridays from 12:30-3:30 PM in the Game Room. Call Cookie Shulman at 714960-0174 for more information.
MAT MAKERS B.J. O'Rourke & Sylvia Widmeyer (Co-chairs) Members of the Monday Mat Makers, BJ O'Rourke and Debb Clay, recently visited the Long Beach VA Community Resource and Referral Center (VA's CRRC). At that time they delivered 15 "Compassionate Carpets" or mats.
These are 3 x 6 ft mats that are created by the Monday Mat Makers (meeting
Beach VA Community Resource and Referral Center (VA's CRRC). At that time they delivered 15 "Compassionate Carpets" or mats.
These are 3 x 6 ft mats that are created by the Monday Mat Makers (meeting Mondays in the art room from 2:00 400 PM). These mats are time consuming and labor intensive - taking 600+ bags to make one mat, it can take the bag processors and knitters/crocheters upwards of 50-60 hours to make one mat - but they provide a former soldier with warmth and a cushioned area to sleep. The VA's CRRC is an amazing place providing a multitude of services to our homeless veterans and their service animals. In addition to medical exams and prescription medications, the center assists veterans in finding jobs and housing. They have a 24/7 hot line for veterans needing assistance. Their goal is to eliminate homelessness. So our goal as mat makers to is aid in the transition with providing a little comfort along the way. Using the clean used Continued on page 24 Landmark Living May 2016 23 MAT MAKERS Continued from page 23 plastic bags from Von's, Ralph's, Stater Bros, Smart & Final, Sprouts, Home Depot, Target, Walmart, etc. the mats that are made are quite colorful and each unique in design. Remember to drop your donations in the blue garbage can outside the wood shop - not in the newspaper recycling bins. At this time we would like to make a request. When donating the bags, please leave them as flat as you can. When they are rolled into balls, tied into knots, or folded into triangles it takes much longer to flatten and smooth them out to work with. We cannot use them if they are soiled or wet.
The donations have been phenomenal and we thank each of you for helping with this project. We welcome anyone to join us on Mondays. If you are unable
ith. We cannot use them if they are soiled or wet.
The donations have been phenomenal and we thank each of you for helping with this project. We welcome anyone to join us on Mondays. If you are unable to come to us, we would gladly bring the supplies to you so you can work on these mats at home. Just give BJ a call at 714-960-5241 NEEDLECRAFT We have had several very generous donations of yarn for our charity projects.
Now we need knitters and crocheters to help us with the projects. Stop by the Sewing Room on Tuesday mornings and we will give you yarn, needles, hooks and instructions. Contact Mary Lee Lindfors at 714-540-9682 for any further information.
PAN (PANGUINGUE) IN THE GAME ROOM We meet Mondays and Wednesdays 12:00 Noon - 4:00 PM in the Game Room. If interested, call Helen at 714-960-7889 or Phyllis at 714-3746403.
24 May 2016 Landmark Living LANDMARK LIVING PAN (PANGUINGUE) IN THE BEACON CLUBHOUSE We meet Mondays 12:00 Noon - 3:00 PM and Thursdays from 6:00 - 10:00 PM. If you rummy or know a deck of cards and can count to sixteen, you can play Pan. Call Diane at 714-907-3012 for more information.
PARTY BRIDGE If you are interested in playing Party Bridge on Thursday evenings, please contact me for a time and place. It is a great way to meet people here in Landmark. This is very casual. Hope to meet some of you soon. Thanks. Call Pat Padgett at 714-916-0474; please leave a message if Pat is not available.
PICKLEBALL If anyone is interested in playing pickleball, would you please contact Bob at 949-244-9937 or exa4driver@ yahoo.com. I would like to get a regular group of players together once or twice a week if possible. We're also open to new players who want to learn the game.
It's good exercise and lots of fun.
PING PONG Ping Pong players wanted!
a regular group of players together once or twice a week if possible. We're also open to new players who want to learn the game.
It's good exercise and lots of fun.
PING PONG Ping Pong players wanted!
Join us for some fun games on Wednesdays, Fridays and weekends. For more information, call Esteban Ezcurra at 714-512-5433.
POKENO If you like Bingo, you'll like Pokeno.
We use pennies for markers and you win all the pennies on everyones cards when you get a Pokeno. Simple to learn and fun to play. We start at 5:00 PM before Bingo on Sundays and Wednesdays. For any information or questions, call Neda Margy at 714-374-2126.
POKER Looking for poker players. We meet Thursdays, 7:00 - 11:00 PM in the Game Room. If you're interested, please call Bruce at 714-536-3722.
RED HAT CHIX At our March gathering our hostesses', Kathy Martin, Ruth RED HAT SOCIETY Rigg and Petra Lesinski served a wonderful lunch of lasagna, a green salad and dessert. The tables were decorated with Easter motif. All upcoming events were discussed. The 50/50 was won by Maureen Jorris, congratulation.
May Calendar May 5, Thursday - Lunch and shopping at Pacific City, PCH at 1st St.
Huntington Beach. Leave: 11:30 AM May 12, Thursday Lunch at Park Bench Restaurant Central Park, 17732 Goldenwest H. 714-842-0775. Leave 11:30 AM May 15, Sunday - Huntington, Beach Playhouse, Sherlock Holmes and The Portal of Time. Cost: $22/Seniors.
Leave 1:00 PM May 18, Wednesday - Happy Hour at Claim Jumper, Brookhurst at Talbert, FV. Leave; 4:30 PM May 23, Monday - Chix Monthly Gathering, 11:30 AM MPR 1 Red Hat Chix is open to all ladies who are over 50 and willing to have fun. To get more information, call Diane Plotkin at 714-907-3012.
RECYCLING Tom Gill, Chairman Residents, you requested a return of these
ix is open to all ladies who are over 50 and willing to have fun. To get more information, call Diane Plotkin at 714-907-3012.
RECYCLING Tom Gill, Chairman Residents, you requested a return of these services and we are working to respond.
Beachside Recycling will be at Landmark on June 11 from 9:00 AP to 12:00 Continued on page 25 LANDMARK LIVING RECYCLING Continued from page 24 PM in the manager's parking lot.. for an Electronics Recycling Day. A list of accepted items will be printed in the June newsletter. Keep in mind this is for electronics not household appliances.
Good E-waste: CRT TV's Flatscreen TV's CPU (computer towers) Keyboard Laptop computers Mice Monitors Printers Cables/ wires Phones Misc computer parts Routers/networking equipment Not Accepted E-waste: All kitchen appliances (Microwaves, toasters, fridges, blenders, food processors) DVD/VCR/Blue ray players Stereo equipment Vacuums Light fixtures Light bulbs Batteries Toys Portable AC/Heaters For any specific items that do not fall into any of these categories, feel free to call and ask!
We are working with the Huntington Police Department for the Medicine Disposal. This will be on Wednesday, June 8, 10:00-11:30 AM in MPR1, for dropping off unused/expired medicines.
We are also working on scheduling the return of the shredding truck for a Saturday morning in September.
A quick reminder to residents: we do accept shredded paper for recycling.
Your bags of shredded paper are to be placed in the newspaper collection bins ... NOT at the bottle/can collection area outside of the wood shop.
ATTENTION RECYCLERS, remember to save the date JUNE 4 for our semi-annual dinner meeting. The evening will begin with hors d'oeuvres and wine at 5:00 PM with the meeting to follow at 6:00 PM. Make your reser-
RECYCLERS, remember to save the date JUNE 4 for our semi-annual dinner meeting. The evening will begin with hors d'oeuvres and wine at 5:00 PM with the meeting to follow at 6:00 PM. Make your reservation for this event by calling Donna Arnold at 714-374-6352. Hope to see all there.
SURF CITY QUILTERS Join the Surf City Quilters in the Sewing Room on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month from 1:00 - 4:00 PM.
We have various levels of experience.
We share our enjoyment working with fabric, choosing quilt blocks, sewing, piecing and quilting.
Doing what you enjoy with friends with similar interests is a special joy.
In other words, "Quilting with a friend will keep you in stitches."
For information on Surf City Quilters, contact Alice Roberts at 714-381-8775 or [email protected].
TENNIS AND PICKLE BALL We want YOU to join us for tennis and pickleball. All residents are welcome! Mark your calendar now for May 14 - and the second Saturday of every month at 9:30 AM for our Tennis/ Pickleball Mixer. Munchies are served.
Our Free Tennis Clinic will be held on May 21st- and on the third Saturday of every month- at 11:00 AM. Everyone is welcome! Beginners can learn the game, and more advanced players can practice. Sign up for the clinic with Scott at 714-746-4076, or just meet us at the courts.Ted Mizerek 714-745-4755 THREADS OF LOVE We are a group that meets 9:00-11:00 AM the 1st and 3rd Fridays of the month to create items for the neonatal intensive care units in local hospitals. We make lovie dolls, isolet covers, blankets, etc. Some members sew, others may cut, iron fabric or whatever. All have fun and enjoyment while interacting with each other and knowing they are engaged in a worthwhile project. For more information contact Muffy Hill at 714-536-9453.
UKULELES
fabric or whatever. All have fun and enjoyment while interacting with each other and knowing they are engaged in a worthwhile project. For more information contact Muffy Hill at 714-536-9453.
UKULELES The Huntington Landmark Community, Monday Morning Ukulele Jam meets each Monday at 10:00 AM in MPR 1.
The meeting is open to all residents and their guests who enjoy playing their ukulele in a friendly environment.
Contact: Tony Igar at 714-536-5035.
WINE TASTING All residents who are interested in forming a Landmark Wine Tasting Club please contact Richard Armenteros at: [email protected], 714-536-2676 or 714-580-8399.
Landmark Living May 2016 25 LANDMARK LIVING WOODSHOP Interested in woodworking? Come on by and see what we're doing in the Woodshop.
WORSHIP GATHERING Can't make it to your place of worship? Then please feel comfortable to join us for a midweek time of prayer, worship and teaching from the Bible.
All residents are welcome! We will be meeting every Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 PM at 8746 Placer, Unit 614D.
Questions? Call 714-943-9555. Hope to see you there.
ACTIVITIES BOWLERS WANTED Do you like to bowl? If you do, come join us every Wednesday at 11:45 PM at Fountain Bowl, located at 17110 Brookhurst Street (Brookhurst and Warner, two blocks north of I-405), in Fountain Valley, 714-963-7888. Each game is $2. Ask for Gordon when checking in. Hope to see you there.
INTERESTED IN PLAYING BACKGAMMON?
Remember the 80s? Backgammon was a popular game back then. It's time to bring this fun game back, here at Huntington Landmark. Call Denise at 714-884-0862 if you are interested in getting a Backgammon group going.
MAH JONG Looking to join a Mah Jong Group.
If you have space, need a sub or would like to start a group, please call Sheila
e at 714-884-0862 if you are interested in getting a Backgammon group going.
MAH JONG Looking to join a Mah Jong Group.
If you have space, need a sub or would like to start a group, please call Sheila Necamp, resident and advanced player at 714-374-5896. Thank you.
RUMMIKUB Anyone interested in playing Rummikub, please contact Gilbert at 949554-4327.
26 May 2016 Landmark Living VHS MOVIE LIBRARY VHS movies continue to be available in the Main Lounge. There's no check out process for VHS tapes. We operate on an honor system. After viewing, you can return VHS movies to Recreation staff. Please rewind tapes.
DVD LIBRARY Recreation Thank you to all Landmark residents who are using the new system to check out DVDs in the library. Your cooperation helps the committee maintain a current inventory. Please return the DVDs to the Recreation Office, not the library. Some DVDs that were missing have been returned. Thanks to all who have found and returned them.
NEIGHBOR ASSIST Ruth Williamson Neighbor Assist a quiet service offered to Landmark residents. By providing wheelchairs, companion chairs, walkers, canes, crutches, shower chairs, toilet seat risers and commodes, residents don't have to purchase these items. And when they are no longer needed, the items can be returned.
We also accept donations of these same items (except for commodes).
If you are in need of an item, please call 714-960-2277 and leave a message. The phone is answered daily by a volunteer, so allow 24 hours for us to contact you. When leaving the message please provide your name, unit number, a contact phone number and mention what item you are looking for.
When returning these items please make sure to return them directly to a neighbor assist volunteer or a recreation
name, unit number, a contact phone number and mention what item you are looking for.
When returning these items please make sure to return them directly to a neighbor assist volunteer or a recreation office staff. Provide your name and unit number so that the paperwork can be completed for the return.
If you wish to volunteer or have items to donate contact Ruth Williamson (chairman) at 714-374-4165.
Big Welcome To Our New Residents NEW Sheri Foshee, Unit 514C Kathleen Seaberg, Unit 405C Barbara Bivens, Unit 1316C Judy Smith, Unit 1317C STREET SWEEPING: Huntington Landmark street sweeping is performed on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month in the morning. Please make sure that your vehicles are moved off the streets on those days. Thank you!
Farmer Publications Your Senior Community Connection All advertising including inserts/flyers must be submitted and paid for before the 15th of the month.
Call Farmer Publications for information Phone: (949) 643-3332 P.O. Box 7058 Laguna Niguel, CA 92607 E-mail: [email protected] All advertisements are paid for by the service providers and are not referrals from the Publisher, Huntington Landmark Association, or Management.
LANDMARK LIVING LANDMARK LIVING CONTRIBUTORS Without our volunteers Landmark Living just wouldn't be the same. Thank you!
Cooking With Cathy.
Cathy Price About Town.
[email protected] Composition in Verse.
Linda Lurher Katie Moore Gretel Hines Bob Weigand Heidi Bohn Sharon Perez Dayton La Grua Beverly Olander Judy Wayman WORK REQUEST PROCEDURE .......
[email protected] Linda Lucchesi Delivery Persons IMP FORTANT IMPORTANT PORT Management appreciates the time you take to fill out a work request so we may better assist you. However, please be aware that all work request
nda Lucchesi Delivery Persons IMP FORTANT IMPORTANT PORT Management appreciates the time you take to fill out a work request so we may better assist you. However, please be aware that all work request must come from the homeowner. We can not accept work request from tenants, unless it's regarding common area.
Work request are conveniently located and available at the Management Office, Main Lounge and online at www.
huntingtonlandmark.com. Thank you for your cooperation.
.Michael P. Di Gennaro Penny Horstman Marilyn Hagedon Kele Marcus BJ Weigand Karen Lawres Bobbie La Grua Angie Cerda Theresa Bailey Jeanne Kerr BEACON POOL Beacon pool and spa will continue to be heated throughout the year.
ALL ARTICLES FOR LANDMARK LIVING need to be submitted by e-mail no later than the 5th of every month to insure insertion. E-mail to: [email protected] IN MEMORY Rosalie Ingraffia - Unit 508B Jan Lipman, - Unit 1119A "What we have once enjoyed we can never lose.
All that we love deeply becomes a part of us." Helen Keller HL residents are invited to acknowledge the passing of friends and neighbors within our community. Please forward the names to Diane Yrisarri at [email protected] SOUTH COAST FAMILY FUNERAL SERVICES FD #2233 If you died today would your family know what to do tomorrow?
We are here to help you and your family fulfill your wishes, not meet a sales goal.
Call our family planning strategist now.
888-607-0772 www.SouthCoastFunerals.com 575 Anton Boulevard Suite 300 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 The Landmark Living Newsletter is a monthly publication for the Huntington Landmark homeowners. While every effort has been made to print complete and accurate
Boulevard Suite 300 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 The Landmark Living Newsletter is a monthly publication for the Huntington Landmark homeowners. While every effort has been made to print complete and accurate information, the Publisher and the Huntington Landmark Senior Adult Community Association cannot and do not guarantee the correctness of the information furnished to them. Therefore, the Publisher and the Huntington Landmark Senior Adult Community Association assumes no responsibility for same, nor for errors, omissions, or the presence of unintentional inclusions. Inclusion of advertisements does not carry with it any endorsement, actual or implied, for the product or services advertised. The Publisher and the Huntington Landmark Senior Adult Community Association accept no responsibility for damage occasioned through use of products or services advertised herein.
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