Edition:
October 16, 2009
The Friday Flyer
A Division of
Golding Publications
31558 Railroad Cyn Rd.
Canyon Lake, CA 92587
Phone: (951) 244-1966
Fax: (951) 244-2748
Public Notices - DBA Info • CONTACT
US: News Department • Display
Advertising • Classified
Advertising
|
||
This Week's Official CLPOA News
Celebrate the Canyon Lake Library
There’s a “happening place” in Canyon Lake many residents are missing out on; but if Trish Jenkins has her way, many more will discover the hidden treasure a few steps down the corridor in City Hall. Trish is the Canyon Lake Library Branch Manager and, with the partnership and support of City Hall and the Friends of the Library, she will celebrate the “Grand Re-opening” of the newly expanded Library on Thursday, October 22, from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Celebrate the Canyon Lake Library: Shred it!
A shredding service to benefit the Canyon Lake Library will be offered tomorrow, October 17.
Celebrate the Canyon Lake Library: Why I like the Library Essay
There are lots of things I like about the Canyon Lake Library. But the absolute best thing I like about the Canyon Lake Library is it has the greatest crafts and story times. .
'Diamond' to shine at Lodge Saturday
“Song sung blue, everybody knows one; song sung blue, every garden grows one . . . funny thing, but you can sing it with a cry in your voice and before you know start to feeling good, you simply got no choice.” If those words immediately conjure up a tune, then tomorrow night’s Neil Diamond Tribute Show at the Lodge is the place to be.
Go 'Western' Sunday at Holiday Harbor
Round up the family and mosey down to Holiday Harbor this Sunday, October 18, from 1 to 4 p.m. for the Junior Women’s Club (JWC) annual Western Carnival. Added this year is a mechanical bull ride that can be experienced for $5.
City Connection: City to hold town hall meeting on Railroad Canyon Rd. widening
Residents who are interested in finding out more about the City’s proposed plan to widen Railroad Canyon Rd. to six lanes are invited to attend a town hall meeting to be held by the City of Canyon Lake Public Works Committee on Monday, October 19, at 5:30 p.m. in the City’s Multi-purpose Room.
City Connection: Volunteer radio operators sought to serve during declared disasters
Retired Chief Larry Greene knows the importance of communication and coordination in the event of a natural disaster or major emergency. The Canyon Lake resident served 31 years as a firefighter in Orange County and saw firsthand the importance of preparedness while helping Armenia recover from a devastating 6.9 earthquake in 1988 that killed more than 25,000 people.
City Connection: City Website a helpful source of information
The City of Canyon Lake website is a great source of information on City services as well as a helpful link to other services, according to City Manager Lori Moss. The home page was recently revamped to make it easier to get around.
City Connection: News and Notes
Titans prepare to take on Southwestern League
Last Friday, October 9, the Temescal Canyon High School Titans celebrated homecoming, a star-studded event with the theme of “Classic Hollywood.” While many were focused on the homecoming court and floats parading around the field at halftime, the football teams were ending their pre-season play hoping to put an additional win on their records. That’s just what the freshmen and varsity teams did against Hemet High School.
Former Teen Reporter has a blast from the past at homecoming
Temescal Canyon High School hosted Alumni Night on Friday, October 9, as well as the homecoming game against Hemet High. As many might know, I once was the Teen Reporter for The Friday Flyer, as well as a Titan football player. The irony of the situation is that I now attend Hemet High. It is an honor, nonetheless, to be asked to write this piece for The Friday Flyer.
Nature through window better than television
The explosion of feathers was neatly framed by my south facing window one morning in early spring this year. I was looking out the window (from my Lazy Boy), checking my wind gauge (the leaves and branches of a neighbor’s tree up the hill) when high drama exploded in mid window frame; a mourning dove and a hawk came together in a tableau in perfect harmony with nature’s predator-prey design.
Exercise can limit risk for developing cancer
Canyon Lake resident Michele Sapp, owner of the local Stroller Strides program for moms and babies, offers the following information to residents during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Parade of Frights is next weekend
Families looking forward to this year’s Parade of Frights and Halloween Carnival in the Towne Center will want to prepare costumes for kids and pets a week early this year, since the event will be held the week before Halloween on Saturday, October 24.
Arts and Entertainment
October is a busy month in Canyon Lake and the surrounding areas with many fall festivals and Halloween activities on the calendar. Canyon Lakers especially will want to mark their calendars for local community-wide events sponsored by Canyon Lake clubs.
Movie Reviews by Reel People: 'Capitalism: A Love Story' is a nightmare on Wall Street
Where is Joe McCarthy when you need him? Michael Moore is attacking America again. Is he or has he ever been . . . you know? Moore is so repugnant; it’s really okay to kill the messenger, figuratively speaking anyway. But, if after seeing this film, you become a Marxist, you have other problems. Come on, this is like getting mugged by a clown.
Letter: Deck yourself in diamonds
Announcement: Pool crew runs for awareness
Several Canyon Lake women took part in the 2nd annual Stater Bros. “Believe Walk.”
Announcement: 'Tall' tale
Recent Temescal Canyon High School graduates, Luke Gastar and Daniel Basubas, meet Basketball Hall-of-Famer and UCLA Alumnus Bill Walton.
Announcement: Armbrusts bid farewell
After 32 years of home ownership in Canyon Lake, of which 12 have been as full time residents, Carl and Dorothy Armbrust will be taking up residency at Air Force Village West in Riverside.
Announcement: 'Mardi Bra' a crowd pleaser
When Marilyn Kelsey was taking a healthy living wellness class offered through Michelle’s Place, the breast cancer resource center in Murrieta, she heard about a fun fundraiser and decided to attend the annual Wild Women of Wine Country fundraiser to benefit Michelle’s Place, as well as enter the Traveling Bra Show Competition.
Announcement: September Students of the Month
Canyon Lake students Maurice Rodriguez and Francesca Zuccola were honored at the Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month luncheon on September 18 at Sizzler Restaurant.
Near and Far with The Friday Flyer: Perusing Peru
Scott Enochs and two of his buddies traveled to Mancora, Peru, for about 10 days in September for a surf vacation.
Near and Far with The Friday Flyer: Maine Stay
Rhonda Jeffress and her daughter, Cindy, spent time in Portland, Maine, during September.
Near and Far with The Friday Flyer: Birthday Cruise
Donna Guzman and her husband, John, cruised to Cabo San Lucas in celebration of her birthday.
Near and Far: Summer trip and snowy treat
While their friends in Canyon Lake were experiencing triple-digit temperatures during the end of September, Evelyn and Charlie Jenkins were experiencing the first snow of the season.
In Memoriam: Marian Shaffer
Marian Catherine Shaffer, 57, passed away on September 24 at the Anaheim Regional Medical Center in Anaheim.
In Memoriam: Wayne Canfield
Services for Wayne Canfield, who passed away on September 23, have been scheduled.
Adopt-a-pet: Sirus and Suzie
This week’s pets include Sirus a domestic longhaired orange tabby male and Suzie a black and tan Shepherd/Rottweiler mix.
Club News: Chair Volleyball brings home the gold
Club News: September Car of the Month
This Week's Official CLPOA News
Head to the Country Club Monday night for pasta, chicken and Monday Night Football
The Country Club is hosting a grand re-opening celebration Monday, October 19, at 5 p.m. with a Pasta and Chicken Night and Monday Night Football.
Secretary's Report
In his report to the Board of Directors on October 6, Secretary David Johnston discussed the suggestions and concerns of the various POA committees for which he serves as Board liaison.
There's plenty of fun to go around at the YMCA
Pre-school kids are having bushels of fall fun in the YMCA program at Blue Bird Hall each Tuesday and Thursday.
Fitness instructor helps moms get in shape
“Motherhood is hot and, now, thanks to Total Commitment, Canyon Lake moms are, too,” says Total Commitment (formerly Exercise With Baby) instructor Leslie Kahn, whose exercise class is helping new mothers “get their sexy back – post baby and beyond!”
Senior Activities: Seniors invited to AARP mature driving class
Seniors are invited to Mature Driving refresher course and other activities.
Senior Activities: Beginning Computer Class
The Senior Computer Center is initiating a new Beginners Class for Canyon Lake Seniors.
Member Appreciation Day appreciated member
CPC Communiqué: 'When to call' conundrum
The Community Patrol Committee has come to realize most neighbors are very reluctant to call to report issues to the Community Patrol.
ACCording to the ACC: Seawalls
Since the Shorezone property (the strip of property surrounding the Lake) is leased by the Association from EVMWD, the applicant for a seawall is actually seeking approval to install and maintain improvements upon the Association's leasehold.
|
|
