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It’s that time of year to again vote for our Board of Directors. All owners of separate interest properties were mailed, in mid-April, an Election Package consisting of the ballot and instructions for voting. The Board consists of seven (7) members, and all current Board members are running for re-election, along with two non-incum-bent candidates also running for a seat. Ballots can either be mailed in, dropped off in the ballot box in the Clubhouse lobby, or be delivered in person between 6:00 – 6:15 pm at the Members Meeting on June 10th. Polls close precisely at 6:15 pm, and ballots will not be accepted after the polls close. Remember, the election will count only if enough voters return ballots to achieve quorum. Even if you don’t want to vote for the candidates running, you can mark your ballot ABSTAIN, and it will count towards reaching quorum. So, PLEASE VOTE and don't forget to RETURN YOUR BALLOT.

Further details on the LF II Elections are included on page 5.

JULY 4TH SPECTACULAR!

Gates Open @ 10 AMSee details on page 13

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SUN & SAIL CLUB24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest CA 92630 Tel (949)586-0860 • Fax (949)588-1716

BOARD OF DIRECTORSJim Richert, President

Sonny Morper, Vice PresidentSteve Valderrama, Treasurer

Paul Coulter, DirectorDennis Freed, Director

Jolene Fuentes, DirectorRay Melissa, Director

BOARD MEETINGSFirst Wednesday of every month, 7:00 p.m.

The Board of Directors Meetings are open to all members of the Association, and you are encouraged to attend. This is your forum for voicing your opinions and getting involved in what takes place in your community. To add an item to the Agenda, submit a written request to General Manager Ali-sa Woolsey at least seven days prior to the Board meeting. To address the Board about a matter that is not on the Agenda, complete and submit a “Request to Address the Board” form before 7:00 p.m. on the meeting date. The Board Meeting Agenda is posted sev-eral days in advance at www.lf2.org, and at the Clubhouse. Agenda backup material and copies of the Agenda are also available at the Front Desk several days in advance of the meeting. The July 3rd Board Meeting has been canceled. It may be rescheduled to another July date.

MEMBERSHIP OFFICE HOURSJUNE 1 – JUNE 14 SUNDAYS CLOSED MONDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. TUESDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. WEDNESDAYS CLOSED THURSDAYS 2:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. FRIDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. SATURDAYS June 1, 8 9:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.JUNE 17 – JUNE 28 SUNDAYS CLOSED MONDAYS 11:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. TUESDAYS 12:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. WEDNESDAYS 11:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. THURSDAYS 12:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. FRIDAYS 11:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.

SUMMER HOURS START WITH END OF SCHOOL; NO SATURDAY HOURS THRU LABOR DAY

**JULY 4TH INFORMATION***LAST DAY TO REPLACE/UPDATE MEMBERSHIP CARD – JUNE 28TH

*JULY 1ST & 2ND: ID CARDS ISSUED FOR NEW MEMBERS ONLY – BY APPOINTMENT ONLY*

JULY 3RD: NO CARDS WILL BE ISSUED*for appointments, contact VICKI TODISCO

at 586-0860 ext 17, or [email protected]

IN THIS ISSUE:Association Information ................................ 2Membership Office Hours ...................................... 2Greetings from Community Services .............3March 2019 Financial Statement .................. 3Important Dates in June ................................ 3Maintenance Corner .........................................42019 Lake Forest II Election ................................5 Notice of Annual Members Meeting You Can Still Run for the Board Board Candidate Statements Members StatementsBoard of Directors Meeting News ................ 6-7

Support Our Marines .........................................8Beautiful Properties in Lake Forest II ............ 9 Lake Forest II Recreation ...................... 10–12Fathers Day Fun Facts ................................ 11Coming This Month..................................... 12Fourth of July Preview ................................. 13Community News – Garden Club ............................................ 14 Women's Club ......................................... 14Father's Day Quiz Answers ......................... 14Residents’ Ads ............................................ 15Calendar .................................Back Cover

CLUB CONTACT INFORMATIONMain Number: 586-0860

Administration Alisa Woolsey, General Manager,

Ext. 11, or [email protected] Cook, Communications

Ext. 12, or [email protected] Supervisors (Night/Weekend)

Ext. 38 (no email available)

Finance Cindy Christenson, Manager/Asst. GM

Ext. 18, or [email protected] Todd, Accounts Receivable,

Ext. 31, or [email protected] Elsner, Collections Administrator

Ext. 19, or [email protected] Todisco, Membership/ID Cards/Escrow

Ext. 17, or [email protected]

Community Services Jenny Mucha, Manager

Ext. 13, or [email protected] Fortier, CC&R Inspector

Ext. 14, or [email protected] Peterson, CC&R Inspector Ext. 16, or [email protected]

Connie Hernandez, Front Desk Ext. 10, or [email protected] Goold, MAC Coordinator


Maintenance Bud Finch, Manager

Ext. 21, or [email protected] Stowers, Admin. Assistant,


Recreation Argelia Jimenez, Manager

Ext. 29, or [email protected] Francis, Facility Rentals Ext. 20, or [email protected]

CLUBHOUSE INFORMATIONHours of Operation

Daily: 8:00 am to 10:00 pm Adult Lounge (21+ only)

TGIF Fridays – 6:00 pm to Midnight (Giant Jenga & Corn Hole Board Games – now available)

(no alcohol served after 11:00 pm)No Smoking

All areas of the Sun & Sail Club are con-sidered a no smoking facility, including e-cigarettes, with the exception of the Adult Lounge outside patio, the Banquet Rooms outside patio, the small lakeside concrete patio adjacent to the Exercise Pool/Spa, and the Maintenance Area patio (Please Note: the smoking of marijuana is prohibited anywhere on Club premises).

Membership Cards RequiredMembership ID Cards are required for all residents age 7 or older. Cards must be updated; with new ID photos taken at age 12 and again at age 18. Replacement cards can be replaced for $20. If you have any questions, please contact Vicki in Membership at 586-0860, ext 17, or [email protected].

PoolsSpa – Persons under the age of 14 years may use the Spa ONLY when accompanied by a RESPONSIBLE ADULT.When are Pools Heated – All 3 main pools + spa are heated year round. The wader is heated during Daylight Savings Time (early Mar to early Nov).

Lifeguards Hours Weekdays: 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm Weekends : Noon to 5:00 pm

THE MAINSHEET POLICY The Mainsheet is a monthly publication of the LF II MHOA. All articles and ads must be submitted no later than the 1st day of the month for consideration for inclusion in the following month’s issue. All ads are subject to space availability and acceptance by LF II management. Acceptance of any ad does not constitute approval or endorsement by the LF II MHOA. The Association accepts no liability for content or any ad, including omissions or errors. For more information, contact Bruce Cook at 586-0860 ext 12, or [email protected].

TRACT REPS WANTED Tract Reps are volunteer positions that facilitate communications between the Asso-ciation and neighborhood residents. Positions always available. If interested, contact Bruce Cook at 586-0860 ext 12, or [email protected].

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IN JUNESUN, JUNE 2: 3:00 pm FESTIVAL SINGERS

CONCERT

WEd, JUNE 5: 7:00 pm mASTER BOARd mTG.

mON, JUNE 10: 6:00 pm

ANNUAL mEmBERS mEETING

WEd, JUNE 12 & 26: 5:30 pm MAC MTG.

ThURS, JUNE 13: TBd HEARING BOARD

GREETINGS FROM COMMUNITY SERVICES

FROM THE CC&R INSPECTORS

IMPORTANT DATES IN JUNE/JULYSAT, JUNE 22: 7:00 pm

MOVIE NIGHT AT THE POOL (AQUA MAN)

IN JULYThURS, JULY 4:

JULY 4TH

SPECTACULARGates Open at 10:00 am

NOTE: JULY 3Rd BOARd mEETING CANCELEd

mAkE-Up dATE TBd

FINANCIAL STATEMENT – MARCH 2019BALANCE SHEET Current Assets $ 9,423,248 Fixed Assets 2,077,592 Other Assets 73,775 TOTAL ASSETS $ 11,574,615

Current Liabilities $ 205,052 Long-Term Liabilities -0- Equity 11,369,563 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $ 11,574,615

STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSES Month of Mar. YTD 2019 2019 Recreation $ 27,288 $ 80,036 Communications 2,227 4,783 Club Rentals/Lounge 8,279 22,181 Community Services 2,058 5,160 Accounting 9,405 14,657 Administration* 196,850 590,827 TOTAL REVENUE $ 246,107 $ 717,644

Recreation $ 32,344 $ 89,345 Communications 4,702 17,698 Club Rentals/Lounge 4,473 12,930 Community Services 37,844 113,683 Accounting 13,512 39,039 Maintenance 92,033 269,241 Administration 31,779 90,404TOTAL EXPENSES $ 216,688 $ 632,341

Current Prd Actual $ 29,419 $ 85,304 Current Prd Budget $ 17,791 $ 64,840 Variance $ 11,628 $ 20,464*Includes Billed Revenue that may not be collected

RESERVES FUND REPORTRestricted Reserve Cash as of 3/31/2019 – $2,462,657.24

Spring / Summer Trimming

Now that trees have emerged from the winter dormant phase, please be sure to check your property on a routine basis. Ensure that trees, shrubs, or other vegetation are trimmed away from streets and all sidewalks or other pedestrian walkways, except for Eucalyptus trees which cannot be trimmed now because of the City moratorium through Oct. 31st

(see last bullet below).

Sidewalk / Street Encroachment

• Vegetation allowed to encroach upon or overhang the sidewalk impedes pedestrian access, hinders walking side-by-side, and may not allow adequate clearance for wheel-chair access. It would be unfair to expect residents to duck under overhanging trees or shrubs, or to alter their course or step off the curb to avoid overgrown vegetation.

• Trees on your property must be trimmed to a minimum clearance of eight (8’) feet above the street and seven (7’) feet above the sidewalk.

• Proper trimming and cultivation of trees ensures adequate clearance for the vehicles for street sweeping and trash collection, and for other large vehicles.

• Please note that proper trimming does NOT mean topping trees. Topping (hat racking) trees ruins their growth pattern. The proper trimming and cultivation of trees is done by thinning them out by removing excess limbs and branches. Thinning also makes the trees less susceptible to wind damage.

• CC&R Rules for maintenance of lawns and plantings specifies that homeowners shall keep all shrubs, trees, grass, and plantings on their property neatly trimmed, properly cultivated and free of debris or other unsightly materials.

Obstruction of Street Name Signs, Traffic Control Signs & Street Lights

• Please ensure visibility of any street name signs or traffic control signs on or near your property.

• Due to public safety considerations, please ensure that trees or other vegetation do not obstruct street lights or street signs at any time.

Eucalyptus Moratorium

• The City of Lake Forest Eucalyptus Moratorium, in effect from April 1 through October 31 each year, prohibits cutting, pruning or removing Eucalyptus trees, due to the threat of proliferating infestations of the Longhorn Borer Beetle – a Eucalyptus killer – which nests this time of the year in fresh-cut wood.

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MEET THE TEAM Many of you are familiar with the faces you see in this photo. Most of our maintenance crew members have been with the Association spanning two or three decades, while some joined our team more recently. Regardless of their tenure, all team members are committed to maintaining and enhancing our incomparable community.

JUNE MARKS THE MONTH WE PRPARE FOR THE 4TH OF JULY. The summer is always the busiest season for our main-tenance team. Landscaping becomes an area that needs special attention as the warmer weather promotes not only plant and turf growth, but weeds as well. And we all know, weeds literally grow like weeds this time of year. Also with the enviable weather we have, you might be out walking within your neighborhood and may become more keenly aware of this growth.

Our landscape crews have been working diligently for the past two months on fire and weed abatement issues, meeting the criteria as set forth both by the City of Lake Forest and the Orange County Fire Authority. We have met this expectation in mid-May, allowing us to focus on the preparation of our annual 4th of July celebration. There are lots of behind-the-scenes preparations for this event that takes place during the month of June. Our crew will be working diligently, concen-trating their time on preparing and maintaining Clubhouse grounds for optimal enjoyment for all. Because our focus will shift in the month of June, there may be a bit of a delay in

getting into each community to maintain the landscaping. The result – the grass will be bit longer than usual and we expect to see some weeds that might miss a week of removal time. Rest assured our team will be back on schedule, shortly after the 4th. This will allow us to get caught up by the end of the month, so we ask for your patience. If you should have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Bud Finch, Maintenance Manager, at (949)585-0860 ex. 21 or email at [email protected].

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2019 LF II ELECTIONSNotice of Annual Members Meeting • Run For the Board • Board Candidate Statements • Members Statements

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEMBERS MEETING

MONDAY, JUNE 10, 2019 – 6:00 P.M. The Annual Meeting of the Members of the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Association is scheduled for Monday, June 10, 2019, at 6:00 p.m. at the Sun & Sail Club. The purposes of the Annual Meeting are:

I. TO ELECT SEVEN (7) MEMBERS TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, using cumulative voting*, for one-year terms beginning June 11, 2019, from the following candidates:

Paul Coulter** Dennis Freed** Jolene Fuentes**Justin Kirk Thomas Ludden Ray Melissa**Sonny Morper** Jim Richert** Steve Valderrama**

* Cumulative voting means that each Owner may cast all 7 votes for one candidate, one for each, or any other combination, up to a total of 7 votes cast on the ballot.** denotes incumbents

II. TO VOTE ON ANY OTHER AND ALL OTHER PROPER MATTERS that may be presented for action at the meeting.

IN ORDER TO CONDUCT THE ANNUAL MEETING and elect a Board of Directors, there must be a quorum present. Initial quorum for the Annual Members Meeting is fifty percent (50%) of the Association’s

voting power (1,718 out of 3,436 votes). If quorum is not achieved, an adjourned meeting is held not less than 48 hours later, and not more than 30 days out. At an adjourned meeting, the quorum is “step-downed” to 25% (859 votes). If quorum is not reached, the election can be continuously adjourned until quorum is achieved. Without quorum, the election is abandoned.

HOMEOWNERS CAST THEIR VOTES by completing and signing their secret ballots, in Envelope #1, sealing it, then placing it inside Registration Envelope #2. Envelope #2 MUST BE SIGNED – if not, the ballot WILL NOT BE COUNTED. Members who choose not to vote for any of the candidates can mark their ballot as ABSTAIN, in which case their ballot can still be counted towards quorum. Ballots must be received no later than 6:00 p.m. on Monday, June 10, 2019. There will be a ballot box available in the lobby of the Sun & Sail Club. You can also hand-deliver the ballot in its designated envelopes at the Annual Members Meeting on June 10, 2019, during the period of 6:00 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. The polls close at 6:15 p.m. after which ballots cannot be accepted (unless quorum fails to be met and the meeting is adjourned).

HOW TO RUN FOR THE BOARD All Lake Forest II homeowners are invited to run for the 2019-2020 Master Association Board of Directors. All seven Board seats are open. If you wish to run for the Board of Directors, but were not able to meet the March 8th deadline to have your name pre-printed on the ballot and have your candidate statement published in The Mainsheet, remember that write in candidates’ names may be entered on the secret ballot. The primary duties of the Board are to adopt the Annual Budget, monitor the financial workings of the Association, and establish policy. The Board also adopts rules, oversees the operation of the Association, and responds to the community’s needs & concerns.

BOARD CANDIDATE STATEMENTS Candidate Statements contain the opinions of the individual candidates. They are printed as submitted and have not been edited in any way for content. Statements represent the views of the candidates, and no attempt has been made to correct factual or grammatical errors or to delete incorrect charges made by candidates. The Candidates’ Statements were published in the April 2019 issue of The MAINSHEET. You can view the statements on the LF II webpage at www.lf2.org. On the ‘Home Page’, click on the Resource Center drop down tab; after expanding Mainsheet folder, click on Click here on top line after Mainsheet available for viewing; click on April 2019 issue; go to pages 6-7. The Candidates’ Statements have also been included in the Ballot Packet for the 2019 Elections mailed to Homeowners in mid-April.

MEMBERS STATEMENTS In accordance with the Association’s Election Rules and the California Civil Code, all Association Members who wish to do so may have one opportunity to have a statement of 250 words or less posted on the Association website during the Board Election campaign, to address any matter(s) reasonably related to the election.

Read Member Statements at www.lf2.org, in the Resource Center, “Board Election 2019” folder.

Election packets were mailed out to all LF II Homeowners in mid-April and should have been received by all eligible voters. Please read the instructions on how to vote carefully, and make sure to return your ballot by the June 10th deadline. Even if you choose not to vote for Board candidates, you can mark your ballot ‘ABSTAIN’ and return your ballot to get it to count towards quorum.

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May 1, 2019 Master Board of Directors Regular Meeting – Summary Notes*

*This is only an abbreviated summary of occurrences/actions. For a more detailed accounting, see “Meeting Minutes-2019” at www.lf2.org.

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Lake Forest II Master Home-owners Association, a California non-profit, mutual benefit corporation, was held on Wednesday, May 1, 2019, at the Lake Forest Sun & Sail Club, 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA 92630. Board members in attendance at Call to Order were President Jim Richert, Vice President Sonny Morper, Treasurer Steve Valderrama, and Directors Paul Coulter, Jolene Fuentes, and Ray Melissa. Director Dennis Freed was absent. Staff members present were General Manager Alisa Woolsey, Finance Manager Cindy Christenson, Community Services Manager Jenny Mucha, Recreation Manager Argelia Jimenez, Maintenance Manager Bud Finch and Recording Secretary Bruce Cook. The meeting was called to order by President Richert at 7:03 P.M.

COMMITTEE LIAISON REPORTS None.

RESIDENTS COMMENTS One H/O spoke to express her concerns over the condition of the Women’s Locker Room. The speaker was concerned there was no emergency call button, the low flow of water coming from the showers, and the difficulty in depressing the push button that controls water flow from the shower head. Maintenance Manager Finch responded that he will investigate these concerns first thing in the morning.

CONSENT CALENDAR The Consent Calendar was inclusive of the following items: A) 2018-2019 Board of Directors Goals (with updated status report); B) Reserve Projects Status Report; C) Approval of Reserve Purchases l None this month; D) Minutes of the Board of Directors Meetings l April 3, 2019 Regular Meeting; E) Financials and Investment Supplement Report: Master Association l March 2019; F) Financials: Lake Forest Keys Association l March 2019; G) Approval of Prospective Liens l Recor-dation of Liens per CA Civil Code; H) Legal Update l Pending HOA Legislation; I) Quarterly Journal Review.– Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the Consent Calendar as submitted.

ACTION ITEMSMONEY MOVESTRACT RESERvE FUNdS

Finance Manager Christenson reported there are Morgan Stanley Maturities coming

due in May for various Tract Reserve Funds, and presented recommendation of Morgan Stanley Money Manager as follows:

1. Forest Creek – Dept 70:• Matures: 5/20/19• Amount: $248,000

Recommendation: Roll the full amount over into another 3-year maturity at an estimated return rate of 2.60%;

2. Indian Hills – Dept 73:• Matures: 5/23/19• Amount: $170,000


3. Serrano Ridge – Dept 75:• Matures: 5/22/19• Amount: $94,000


4. The Woods – Dept 78:• Matures: 5/16/19• Amount: $248,000

Recommendation: Withdraw $100,000 for staircase replacement, and roll the remain-der over into another 3-year maturity at an estimated return rate of 2.60%. Action: – The Board adopted a motion to approve the staff recommendation.

PICKLEBALL PROJECT UPDATE The Board spoke with a large contingent of concerned H/Os in attendance. Pickleball

was first discussed as a worthwhile addition to the offered amenities at the Clubhouse in Nov, 2013, and in Mar, 2014, the Board approved a 60-day trial period for pickleball play, converting the half basketball court to a temporary pickleball court. With a positive response during the trial period, in June 2014, pickleball was made a permanent amenity by converting tennis court #3 on the upper courts to a shared tennis/pickle-ball court. The popularity of pickleball has grown steadily, and as player demand has far exceeded court capacity, the Association has been looking at options to expand pickleball amenities for the last 2-3 years. Over this time, with significant input from a number of interest groups, and after much discussion, a design concept of an 8-court center was brought before the Board which then ap-proved it at their April 3rd meeting. The next step in the process is submittal to both the LAC (Lake Architectural Committee) and MAC (Master Architectural Committee). President Richert opened the meeting to receive comments from the audience. 12 persons offered comments, both in opposi-tion to and in support of the project. Opponents of the project were concerned with the cost of the project, as well as negative impacts from light, noise, bird habitat, aesthetics and to property values. A supporter of the project commented that she lives across from the football stadium at ETHS, and believes that the stadium has provided a welcomed amenity that only improves the value of the community…she believes the Pickleball Center will do the

A. 2018-2019 Board of Director Goals (with updated status report)B. Reserve Projects Status ReportC. Approval of Reserve Purchases l None this MonthD. Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting l Apr 3, 2019E. Financials & Investment Supplement Report: Master Assoc l Mar 2019F. Financials: LF Keys Association l Mar 2019G. Approval of Prospective Liens - Recordation of Liens per CA Civil CodeH. Legal Update l Pending HOA LegislationI. Quaterly Journal Review

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1 Fitness Center Water Heater Y A* Y Y Y Y Y 2 Replacing Outside Shower Tiles @ Aquatics Building Y A* Y Y Y Y Y 3 Reserve Purchase Ratification l Community Services Vehicles Y A* Y Y Y Y Y

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same for LF II. In addition, a member of the Villas De Lago Board spoke to the Board to advise them that tonight was the first he had heard of the proposed Pickleball Center, and requested that his Board be informed of mat-ters that could result in consequences for the members of their community. The Board heard the preponderance of comments that a number of residents in the neighborhood most impacted by the Pick-leball Center at its proposed location were not even aware of the project proposal. The Board acceded to the concern that there should have been a greater effort of com-munity outreach to incorporate all constitu-encies of concern. The Board has no desire to do a project that people don’t want; they believe there is a consensus solution that can be achieved by all interested parties working together. – Action: The Board voted not to submit the current plan to the LAC (Lake Architectural Committee) for review and action, but instead returned the project back to the Pickleball Committee for reconsider-ation and outreach to the community for input that is acceptable to all.

CITY OF LAKE FOREST / TREE PLANTING ON BAKE AT JERONIMO General Manager Woolsey reported she has been in discussion with Tom Wheeler, City of Lake Forest Public Works Director, regarding the issue of the City replanting some type of street trees along Bake at the Jeronimo intersection, to replace the ones which recently died, as a form of mitigation of

light and noise impacts from vehicles to the adjacent homes in Lake Park West. The City has agreed in principle to plant replacement vegetation pending a cost analysis of the price for the tree replacement. The proposed replacement vegetation is a combination of Magnolia (tree) and Xylomsa (hedge). – Action: Receive & File.

RESERVE PURCHASESFitness Center Water Heater / Dept 68 Maintenance Manager Finch reported that the hot water heater in the Fitness Center, which supplies the hot water for the pools, outdoor showers, and Fitness Center/Aquatics Center bathrooms, requires replacement, and recommends the expenditure of Dept 68 Reserves, in the amount of $7,879.00 to Pro-Star Mechanical. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the staff recom-mendation.

replaCing OutsiDe sHOWer tiles at tHe aquatiCs BuilDing / Dept 68 Maintenance Manager Finch reported that the tile for the outside showers at the Aquatics Building is severely discolored and cracked and requires replacement, and recommends the expenditure of Dept 68 Reserves, in the amount of $6,140.00 to 24 HRC. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the staff recommendation.

reserve purCHase ratiFiCatiOn / COmmunity serviCe veHiCles

General Manager Woolsey reported that

the 2019 Potential Reserves Expenditure List includes the replacement of two Community Services vehicles. Two 2019 Hyundai Konas have been purchased for a total cost of $36,390.43. In accordance with Associa-tion requirements, the Board must ratify this purchase expenditure. Staff recommended the Board ratify the purchase of two Hyundai Konas from Tuttle Click Hyundai for a total amount of $36,390.43. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the staff recom-mendation.

OPEN DISCUSSION The issue of the July 3rd Board meeting was discussed, and the Board, by consen-sus action, canceled the meeting as it would conflict with preparations for the annual July 4th Celebration held at the Sun & Sail Club. The Board deferred until the June 5th Board meeting to determine if the July Board meeting would be canceled or rescheduled to a different July date.

ADJOURNMENT President Richert adjourned the meeting at 8:10 P.M., the date and time of the next Board meeting TBD.

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■ INSIDE YOUR HOME ■ Window and Slider Screens Rescreened or Replaced Complete Interior Painting Wallpaper Hanging, Removal and Repair Drywall Repair and Texture Recaulking Sinks, Tubs, Toilets, etc. Plumbing Repair/Replacement – Sinks, Toilets, Faucets Garage and Closet Organizers

● OUTSIDE YOUR HOME ● Complete Exterior House Painting Landscape Lighting Installed or Repaired Fences and Gates Installed or Repaired Yard and Garden Trimming, Pruning and Clean-Up Sprinkler System Installation and Repair New Lawn (Sod) Installation and Planning

● Special Projects ●

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June 8-9, 2019 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Admission $10 – Free Parking

Over 300 quilts on display, vendors, door prizes, live quilt auction on Saturday. Craft boutique, antique quilt exhibit.

Soka University 1 University Dr. Aliso Viejo, CA

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join those who say "we care" The Lake Forest USMC Support Committee is looking for YOUR help in our initiative to send “Care Packages” to those members of the 1st Law Enforcement Battalion

who are forward deployed. These “gifts from home” will include personal items, toiletries and some treats and are a great way of telling these young men and women that “we care.” Each Marine deployed will receive an individual package. To make a tax deductible contribution, please make your check payable to the LF USMC Support Committee and mail it to: LF USMC Support Committee, 22365 El Toro Rd. #302, Lake Forest, CA 92630. For credit cards, access:

http://www.lfusmccommittee.org/donations.shtml. Want to say “I Care” in a more personal manner? Send a note/short letter to our address above – tell the Marine that you are think-ing of him/her, wish them well and thank them for their service. We will include letters received in the packages. Thanks in advance for giving positive consideration to this request.

The Lake Forest USMC Support CommitteeP.S. The Marines are coming to Lake Forest...and will be part of our City’s 4th of July Parade! Here’s your opportunity to Meet & Greet members of the unit, up close and personal! July 4, 2019, from 7:30 AM – 9:30 AM, in front of the El Toro High School gym building (on Toledo). Please stop by and say hello…..great photo op too!

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25301 DAYTON (PARK PLACE)

21885 RED RIVER (PRAIRIE RIDGE)

22101 IRONBARK (THE WOODS NORTH)

And the Winner for theMost Beautiful Home for the

2nd Quarter of 2019!

21786 Tahoe Lane, Lake Forest Keys

This beautiful home in Lake Forest Keys, one of the May winners, was selected from the nine winners for April, May and June to become the Home of the 2nd Quarter. We congratulate the homeowners and thank them for their contribution to the beauty and value of their neighborhood! An appreciation gift is on its way from the Association.

Beautiful Properties in Lake Forest II Hearty Congratulations to the owners of the three Beautiful Homes for the month of June, selected by Dale and Bernie, our CC&R Inspectors. The properties shown here can be viewed at www.lf2.org in “Stay Connected/Photo Gallery”. These homes will be in the running for Most Beautiful Home of the 2nd Quarter of 2019, along with these past April and May winners.

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SUN & SAIL CLUB CLASSES

SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAININGCross Training (30 min)

Mon/Tues/Wed/Thur/Fri – 6:00 AMMon/Wed/Fri – 9:00 AMMon/Wed/Fri – 9:30 AM

Tues – 5:30 PM Mon/Wed/Thurs – 6:00 PMMon/Wed/Thurs – 6:30 PM

Cross Training – Mom’s Club (30 min)Tues/Thurs – 9:00 AMTues/Thurs – 9:30 AM

Stretchletics (60 min) Mon/Wed – 10:00 AM

Tues – 6:00 PMErica Roselius, 285-3431,

[email protected]

TAEKWONDOMon/Wed – 5:30 PM Juniors Mon/Wed – 6:30 PM Adults

$50 per month Rick Maestas, 533-8270

YOGATues/Thurs - 5:30 PM

Drop-ins $12; 8-classes $80Diane Meyerson, 701-9307

AQUA FITTues/Thurs - 10:00 AM

Sat – 10:00 AM $10 per class/$50 monthly pass

Bethany [email protected]

CO-ED DOUBLES SAND VOLLEYBALL LEAGUETHURSDAY NIGHTS AT THE SUN & SAIL CLUB

Play volleyball, have fun and meet players in your area. Intermediate to advanced level of play. 10-week seasons.

Fee is $33 per person. Don’t have a partner? No problem, we’ll help you find one!

Contact Sue at [email protected]

GENTLE YOGA CLASS Tuesdays & Thursdays at 5:30 PM

If you have never tried yoga before, or have not practiced it in a long time, this class is for you! Diane Meyerson offers two evening classes per week to provide as many opportunities as possible to participate. In this class, postures are presented in an accessible manner with easy directions, and modifications when appropriate. This softer, gentler approach will provide an excellent interlude in your day and week! Contact Diane at 701-9307.

Aqua Fit classes now offered at Sun & Sail Club. The class incorporates high-intensity interval & strength training to give participants a full body workout without the negative stress to knees & hips.

Benefits: Improved cardio & strength endurance, weight loss.Classes: Tues/Thurs/Sat, 10:00 a.m. Instructor: Bethany Glenwinkel, [email protected]

DRIVEN FITNESS CROSS TRAININGBEGINNER FIT PROGRAM

June 4 – July 30Are you new to fitness? If you want to get stronger & healthier

but you don’t know where to start, then join our beginners program! We’ll place you in a small group with others at your level, so you get the

workouts you need in a comfortable & encouraging environment. This program is great for people who have never exercised,

or who have injuries or limitations.8-week program includes: Group workouts – Tu/Th 8:15 am- 8:45 am;

Group walks – Sat 9:30 am (times subject to change based on heat); Cost: $289; Space limited to 10 people or less

RSVP to Coach Erica by June 4

MOMS CLUB CROSS TRAINING CLASSESSchool is out! What do you do with your kiddos if you want to workout?

Bring them to our Mom’s Club fitness classes! You’ll get a full-body strength & cardio workout while your little ones get free play time with others.

We meet downstairs in the Rec Room where the kids can be contained and you can keep an eye on them while you exercise.

Classes on Tu/Th at 9-9:30 am & at 9:30-10 am; $99/monthFor questions, or to register: [email protected], or 949-285-3431

PICKLE BALLOPEN PLAY HOURS Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun mornings starting at 8:30 am Mon & Wed nights starting at 6:00 pm

SCHEDULED PLAY HOURS Tues & Thurs mornings starting at 8:30 am Tues & Thurs nights starting at 6:00 pm

COURT RULES AND ETIQUETTE 1) Losers rotate off when others are waiting to play 2) Winners rotate out after 2 wins if there are 4 or more players waiting to play 3) When all 4 courts are full and 6 or more players are in the seated area, the orange flag

comes out – means 4-on & 4-off rule will apply for Courts 1-2-4

CHALLENGE COURT #3 – Court #3 is the designated Challenge Court 1) With 4 or more players waiting to play, winners rotate out after 2 wins

RecreationRecreationArgelia Jimenez949•586•0860x29, [email protected]

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All Tennis Classes are taught by Head Tennis Pro Rick Traeger, Assistant Pros Mike Letcher & Chris Barker, and Staff. All are USPTA Professionals. Please call 859-6914 or 285-3614 for more information, or pick up a flyer at the Sun & Sail Club front desk or pro shop.

JUNIOR TENNIS CLASSESBEGINNING Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Tues, Thurs: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $40 for 4 classesADVANCED BEGINNING Mon, Wed: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Tues, Thurs: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $40 for 4 classesINTERMEDIATE Tues, Thurs: 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. Class Fees: $96 for 8 classesADVANCED Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $96 for 8 classes

ADULT TENNIS CLASSES MORNING CLASSES ($15 per class) CARDIO TENNIS Wed: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. DOUBLES CLINIC Tues: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. DRILL CLASS Mon, Fri: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m.

EVENING CLASSES ($10 per class) CARDIO CLASS: Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. GETTING STARTED OR RESTARTED Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. INTERMEDIATE Wed: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. ADVANCED Tues: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.

TENNIS & PICKLEBALL GUEST POLICY Guest policy is $4.00/guest & all guests must be accompanied by a member. Sign in & pay guest fees at the pro shop, or at the Front Desk if the pro shop is closed.

PRO SHOP (‘THE SHACK’) HOURS: Mon-Thur: 7:30 a.m. –11:30 a.m. & 3:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Fri/Sat: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon Sun: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

PHONE: 586-0860, ext 25; or 859-6914

Please Note: Attendance at any of Lake Forest II MHOA events or programs constitutes permission to have your picture published in our newsletter or on our website.

JUNIOR SUMMER CAMPSCamps will be held Monday through

Friday from 10:00 am to 12 noon.Non-Members Welcome!

Week #1….June 17 – June 21Week #2….June 24 – June 28

Week #3….July 8 – July 12Week #4….July1 5 – July 19Week #5….July 29 – Aug 2Week #6….Aug 5 – Aug 9

Week #7….Aug 19 – Aug 23FEES

$100 for 1 camp$160 for 2 camps or2 kids in same family

$70 per camp for 3 or more

Description of CampsBEGINNER This level is for students who have never played or who are just starting. Forehand, back-hand, serve, volley & overhead are taught. The 1st hour is devoted to instruction, hand-eye coor-dination drills, exercise, relays & other learning situations. The 2nd hour is putting this information into a game setting.

INTERMEDIATE This level goes more into learning different spins & more strategy development. The first 45 minutes is instruction & drill oriented, w/the rest of the class time for playing games. This helps with learning strategy & game situations better.

ADVANCED This camp is for our tournament kids & high school players. The class will be held on the lower courts to make for smaller groups & more attention to each player. Also, there are more courts to play matches on.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ FACTS I HOW FATHER’S DAY BEGAN

In 1909, Sonora Smart Dodd attended a Mother’s Day event at church in Spokane, WA. Inspired, Sonora believed there should be a like event to honor fathers. Sonora finally convinced members of the local clergy to agree. Thus the 1st ‘Father’s Day’ celebration was held on June 19, 1910 in Spokane. Today, Father’s Day is celebrated in some form in over 60 countries around the world, is the 5th largest card giving holiday, & while Mother’s Day holds the record for most phone calls, Father’s Day is the day of the most phone calls made collect.

QUIZ I FICTIONAL FATHERS OF SCREEN OR PRINT?

Father figures abound in fiction – from movies to tv to books - & have become embedded in our everyday culture. Test your knowledge below.1. What was Atticus Finch’s (To Kill a Mockingbird) job? a. Minister b. Lawyer c. Doctor d. Writer2. Wally West loved his wife & kids. What was his superhero name? a. Green Hornet b. Ant Man c. The Flash d. Daredevil3. How many girls did Charles Ingalls (Little House on Prairie) have? a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 44. George Banks was the dad in Mary Poppins. What song did he sing? a. Feed the Birds b. The Life I Lead c. I Love to Laugh d. Step in Time 5. Arthur Weasley, dad of Ron, belonged to which house at Hogwart’s? a. Ravenclaw b. Gryffindor c. Hufflepuff d. Slytherin6. What is the name of She-Ra’s father? a. Tytus b. Randor c. Zodac d. Stratos7. Indiana Jones’ dad was obsessed with finding what? a. Holy Scriptures b. Holy Grail c. Holy Cross d. Holy Temple 8. Gomez Addams had three kids. One of them was named Wednesday. What was her middle name? a. Friday b. Sunday c. Tuesday d. Thursday9. Mr. Bennet was the father in which Jane Austen novel? a. Mansfield Park b. Sense/Sensibility c. Emma d. Pride/Prejudice 10. Who is Lois Griffin married to in the animated show Family Guy? a. Peter b. Chris c. Mickey d. Francis

Answer Key is on Page 14

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Campers will have an amazing summer at the Sun & Sail Club while making new friends, participating in team-building activities, conducting science experiments, going on scavenger hunts, con-necting with nature, and getting the complete summer day camp experience!

Daily themes, such as CampCo Olympics, wet and wild para-chute games and water balloon relays, provide fresh activities for each day. Camp days are also filled with traditional camp songs, crafts, games, afternoon swimming, water play and more.

CampCo offers high-quality fun, safe and educational children’s day camps, with campers divided into groups by age: 5-7 and 8-12.

For further information on CampCo, or to register for one of their programs, please go to:

www.CampcoDayCamps.com You can also contact them by phone at (949) 643-9008.

DOLPHINS SEASON IS IN FULL SWING!GREAT ATTITUDE! GREAT EFFORT! GO DOLPHINS!

If you are interested in joining, you can sign up online at: https://lf2dolphins.swimtopia.com

Contact Evan Taylor ([email protected])

with any questions about the Dolphins. PracticeschedulethroughJune14.SummerschedulestartsJune17.(No practice July 3 - 5)

ImportantdatestorememberforJune

EVENT LOCATION DAY DATE TIMEDolphin Dash LF II Pool TBD TBD TBD Away Meet Marguerite Aquatic Center Saturday June 15 7:30 AM sign-in Home Meet LF II Pool Saturday June 22 7:30 AM sign-in

Monday thru Thursday 3:00-3:30 pm Jr. Dolphins (4-6 year olds) 3:30‐4:15pm Red

4:15‐5:00pm White

5:00‐6:00pm Blue6:00-7:15 pm Senior

Monday 10:00-11:15 am Seniors Only

Tuesday-Friday 9:00-10:15 am Senior

10:15-10:45 am Jr. Dolphins 10:45‐11:30am Red

11:30am‐12:30pm White12:30‐1:30pm Blue

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PREVIEW – 4TH OF JULY AT THE SUN & SAIL CLUB! (Doors open at 10:00 a.m.)

CLUB I.D. CARDS A MUST FOR MEMBERS Every Sun & Sail Club member age 7 and older absolutely

must have a valid membership card to get into the Club on the 4th of July—no exceptions! If you need a new or replacement card, please come to the Membership Office to have an ID Photo taken no later than Friday, June 28. Also, for new members seeking first-time issue cards, Mon & Tues, July 1/2, have been reserved specially for this purpose only. This will be BY APPOINTMENT ONLY – no walk-ins, no exceptions. The Membership Office closes Mon. at 4:45 pm & Tues at 5:45 pm. Membership Office Hours are posted on page 2. Membership Contact info is posted on page 2.

GUEST WRISTBANDS WILL BE PRE-SOLD DURING THE WEEK BEFORE THE 4TH!

Check at www.lf2recreation.org (click on “July 4th”) for a detailed presale schedule.

Guest Wristbands purchased before the 4th are $15 each and are $20 if purchased on the 4th, and are required for each of your non- Club-member guests over the age of 6 years. Each household is limited to 12 guests on the 4th, including children age 6 and under.

DISABLED PARKING PASSES/FIREWORKS VIEWING Please call Argelia Jimenez at (949) 586-0860, Ext. 29, to

arrange a Disabled Parking Pass for the Sun & Sail Club parking lot on July 4th. The lot will be closed to anyone without a parking pass issued by the Sun & Sail Club. There will be 20 passes available for handicapped parking. They must be accompanied by a DMV-issued disabled placard or license plate. One parking pass per household, please.

There are also a limited number of Fireworks Viewing Passes available, allowing entry to the Adult Lounge and its outdoor deck. The fireworks show is easily seen from the Adult Lounge deck, for the convenience of our disabled guests.

REMEMBER!

DO NOT BRING any of the following items on the 4th:

Any type of barbecues or grills; alcoholic beverages – no matter the type of container; glass of any kind (condiments, plates, dishes, jars, baby

food jars, baby bottles, etc.); open (unsealed) beverage containers of any kind

including water bottles; fishing equipment; pets; skates, skateboards or scooters; fireworks or weapons of any kind; boats of any kind; Plastic tarps may not be placed on the ground, nor may ropes, tape, or stakes be used to save a space.

DO BRING: Your Club membership card (no entry without it!); pre- purchased Guest Wristbands; valid Driver’s License for those 21 and older who intend

to purchase and consume alcohol (remember: alcohol may not be brought to the Club on the 4th);

lawn chairs, blankets, beach towels; sunscreen, sunglasses, bathing suits; change of clothes; warm sweater / jackets; umbrella or sunshade.

BOATERS! YOU MUST CHECK IN

It is mandatory that those arriving by boat at the Sun & Sail Club grounds go immediately to the check-in table near the quay wall or the Front Desk of the Clubhouse to have their membership I.D. cards scanned, and to sign in and pay guest fees for any non-member guests they have brought with them. The check-in table opens at 9:00 a.m, so boaters arriving before 10 a.m. may temporarily dock your boats at the quay while checking in. Remember, no permanent docking before 10 a.m. - NO EXCEPTIONS!

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●THE LAST DAY TO REPLACE OR UPDATE A MEMBERSHIP

CARD BEFORE JULY 4TH, IS FRIDAY, JUNE 28! ●NEW MEMBERS MAY OBTAIN A 1ST ISSUE MEMBERSHIP

CARD FOR JULY 4TH DURING REGULAR MEMBERSHIP OFFICE HOURS ON MONDAY JULY 1 or TUESDAY JULY 2…

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY (no exceptions!)

(for Contact Info, see Vicki under Accounting on p. 2) (for Membership Office hours, see p. 2)

Please Note: Attendance at any of Lake Forest II MHOA events or

programs constitutes permission to have your picture published in our

newsletter or on our website.

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GARDEN CLUB May 18th was our “OLDIES BUT GOODIES 50s PARTY” and what fun it was! Our entertainer Tony

O’Dell kept us dancing all night and we had quite a few people that got into the spirit in their 50s outfits! And again our own Eileen Feitz cooked up a great spread. A big thank you for all that attended. Also this is the time we would like to thank all who have supported us and our charities throughout the year. Without your support we would not have been able to help out those less fortunate. You are a blessing…THANK YOU! We look forward to the continued support of our activities during the 2019/2020 season. On August 18th we will have our Annual Military Baby Shower. This event is to provide assistance to military families at Camp Pendleton who otherwise would have a difficult time in pro-viding themselves with the necessities for their new babies for such items as cribs, car seats, strollers, baby clothing, toys, even dia-pers, etc. It is never too early to start thinking about how you can help support this incredible event as we honor those that serve and protect our freedom. This year’s chairperson for the Military Baby Shower is Kathy Davis. Her contact is 949-951-8432. Mone-tary donations are always welcome and can be made payable to the Sun & Sail Women’s Club (with MBS in the memo line), and left at the LF II Clubhouse front desk, to the attention of Kathy. For donations of baby items, please contact Kathy directly to make ar-rangements. Please mark your calendar for Tuesday, September 17th. This is our annual Wine & Cheese Welcome Back Social Kick-off event to start the 2019/2020 season. Festivities start at 6:00 PM at the Lake Forest II Clubhouse. This is open to all women in the area interested in joining our group of charity-minded women. Hope to see many new faces as well as all current members there. It is a great group of ladies, and the club does wonderful charitable work.Remember: There is always room in your heart for one more friend.

JoAnne Gillespie, President949-581-1568, [email protected]

WOMEN'S CLUB The Lake Forest Garden Club’s June meeting is for members only and will be the annual LFGC Board installation. The June meeting starts the Lake Forest Garden Club’s summer vacation

and the next general meeting will be in September 2019. We hope everyone has a great summer tending their gardens, enjoying the fruits of their labors, traveling and enjoying the Southern California summer. The Lake Forest Garden Club does not write a July or August garden article. The Lake Forest Garden Club will be on vacation for the summer, but here is a list of chores you can do in your garden. Here are a few June gardening tasks and projects that you can do to help keep your garden looking its best.

• Pinch back any annuals, Fuchsias, Geraniums, Cosmos, or any other plants that might be getting a little leggy.

• Pinch your Chrysanthemums to encourage them to be bushier and have more blossoms. Pinch them again, every 6 inches or so, as they grow.

• This is an excellent month to pick out a few new perennials, and plant them in the garden.

• Check your Roses for mildew, aphid, black-spot or other disease problems or insect infestations, and if they appear take steps to control them right away.

• Your roses will need to be fertilized each month through the summer.

• Sow seeds for Ornamental Kale and Flowering Cabbage for col-orful plants next fall and winter.

• There is still time to start any of the warm weather vegetables (Corn, Beans, Peppers, Egg Plant, Tomatoes, Squash, Pumpkins, etc.). Sow seeds as soon as possible.

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CUSTOM WINDOW COVERINGS Blinds, shades, drapery. Motorization available. Fabric for custom bedding, pillows & furniture reupholstery. Com-plimentary consultation. Linda 949-836-2208, [email protected].

LEARN PHOTOSHOP Learn in your own home. I teach Photoshop, Elements and how to use your digital camera. Contact Art at 714-742-8949, or: [email protected].

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LAKE FOREST II Residents' AdsMATH TUTORING Credentialed Teacher. All Levels. Kim 310-408-5481.

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LICENSED HOME PAINTER Interior & exterior special-ist ● drywall repair ● patching with texturing ●contact Jim, (714) 345-2611, or [email protected].

HANDYMAN – CARPENTER Handyman services and carpentry. Dryrot & termite repairs. Patios, decks & gates. Call or text Rob Ammons 949-267-8456.

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PIANO TEACHER Good prices. 347-351-7418.

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Residents’ Ads may be placed by Lake Forest II residents who are offering items for sale or part-time services only. The cost is $1.50 per 26-character line. Display (Business) Ads are available in three standard sizes for purchase on a monthly basis or in discounted multi-month packages. Contact Bruce Cook, The Mainsheet Editor, 586-0860, Ext. 12, or email [email protected], for more information and space availability. Ad forms are available at the Front Desk and at www.lf2.org, in the Resource Center, "Mainsheet" file.

Ralphs CENTER Now Open

For those of you who frequented the Ralph’s Center (aka Heritage Hill Plaza) on Lake Forest Drive at Serrano, but have stayed away lately because of all the construction from the new face-lift, GOOD NEWS, the construction is now done, and the center is fully operational again.

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