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Mansion Masquerade

10/3/2016 (Permalink)

A Halloween-themed costume ball to benefit Boys and Girls clubs of greater Redlands -Riverside.

Location:

The Burrage Mansion

1205 W. Crescent Avenue 
Redlands, California 92374

909-747-0319

Tickets: $60.00 Per Person(21 & over Event, Holloween Costume Required)

Sponsorship Opportunities and available

Please contact...

888-822-6535 WWW.BeGreatIE.org

http://www.SERVPROsouthredlandsyucaipa.com

Family Classic Car Cruise Night

10/3/2016 (Permalink)

Classic Cars

Family Classic Car Cruise Night

Location:

Yucaipa Valley Center

33600 Yucaipa Blvd. Yucaipa, CA 92399

First Friday of The Month

Show Hours from: 6-9pm

No Alcoholic Beverages  Pre 1980's Only

PPCC Contact Information:

PO Box 663

Yucaipa, CA 92399

www.PastPleasuresCarClub.com

Classic and Antique Cars, Hot Rods and Trucks

-Trophies

-Kid Games

-Opportunity Table

-50/50

*** Music by Dream Weaver D.J "Dave"

Special Judging by the Club Ladies

http://www.SERVPROsouthredlandsyucaipa.com

Car Seat Installation Tips

4/25/2016 (Permalink)

Car crashes are the leading cause of mortality for children under the age of 12, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Securing children in car seats dramatically reduces the risk of death —possibly 71 percent for infants and 54 percent for toddlers.

The effectiveness of child restraints in passenger only works as long as the seats are properly installed.

A recent NHTSA study found that 20 percent of parents hadn’t read the manufacturer’s instructions for installation and use but a whopping 90 percent of parents were confident they’d installed their children’s safety seats correctly . Given this disparity, safety experts encourage parents to carefully check their kids’ car seats and booster seats.
Check the installation.
NHTSA found these to be the most common mistakes in the use of child restraints:

  • Harness straps too high or too low. They should be positioned at or below the baby’s shoulders in rear-facing seats and at or above the child’s shoulders in forward-facing seats.
  • Harness clips fastened over the stomach. Clips should always be used and fastened over the child’s chest.
  • Excessive seat movement. Seats that move more than an inch in any direction are not secure and need to be anchored snugly.
  • Slack of two inches or more in the harness strap. Excess room in the straps indicates they are too loose and need to be fitted more snugly. (see photo at right)
  • Lap belts fastened over the stomach; shoulder belts too close to the face or neck. Lap belts should be fastened over the thighs and shoulder belts over the chest.

Check the size.

As quickly as children grow, parents need to periodically check that their passengers are still in the right-size seat. Use these guidelines:

  • Rear-facing car seat
    Infant-only seats are rear-facing; convertible and 3-in-1 seats also can handle more height and weight, so children can remain facing the rear longer—until they outgrow the car seat.
  • Forward-facing car seat
    Children should remain in rear-facing seats until they reach the manufacturer’s height and weight limits. Then switch to forward-facing seats with a harness.
  • Booster seat
    When children reach the height and weight limits of their forward-facing car seats with a harness, they can move to backseat booster seats.
  • Seat belt
    Children should remain in a booster until they’re big enough to fit into seat belts correctly.?

Children 12 and under should always ride in the backseat, where it’s safer.

Loma Linda Ronald McDonald House Walk

1/25/2016 (Permalink)

At SERVPRO of South Redlands/Yucaipa, we don't just talk about family values, we invest in them. Our dedication to our neighbors extends beyond the workplace into support for our community. On April 3rd, 2016, we'll be sponsoring and participating in the Annual Ronald McDonald House Walk for Kids and, we'd love if you could join us! We have supported this organization in the past and are looking forward to continuing this tradition. We'd love to have you, your family and friends join us in supporting this incredible cause. You can join our SERVPRO team by contacting Jeff, jpadgett@SERVPRO10477.com, for more information.

Join us for a morning of family fun and community solidarity as we walk hand-in-hand to benefit an organization that brings joy, cheer, and respite to children with special needs and their families. Whether you sign on as a walker, a donor, or both, your participation will help bring laughter and hope to some truly special children.

About the Loma Linda Ronald McDonald House:

The mission of the Loma Linda Ronald McDonald House (LLRMH) is to provide a home away from home to families while their children receive medical treatment at Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital and other nearby hospitals. Most of the children are in critical condition, making it very important that the family is near their ill child. Since opening on September 11, 1996, the LLRMH has served more than 18,000 families.

Learn more about the Loma Linda Ronald McDonald House Charity. 

http://www.walkforkids.org/site/TR/WalkforKids/LomaLindaRonaldMcDonaldHouse?px=1021523&pg=personal&fr_id=1145#.VqZ3XvkrKUl