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November 6, 2009
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This Week's Official CLPOA News
Lake 'turnover' leads to fish kill in the Main Lake
Several residents said last week’s fish kill on the Main Lake was the worst they had seen in all the years they have lived in Canyon Lake. Gary Grosenbach, a bass fisherman, and his wife Diane, were dismayed by the sight of at least 50 bass lying dead just under the surface of the water off their Main Lake seawall on Friday, October 30.
Canyon Lake to honor past, present veterans
Next Wednesday, November 11, the City of Canyon Lake, with the support of the Property Owners Association, will honor living and past veterans and active-duty service members at a ceremony in the Towne Center.
Canyon Lake Veteran shares history of Veterans Day
Canyon Lake is home for many veterans, including Harry Pahel, who was called to naval duty in February 1944 and served overseas for 21 months on the USS Lyman 302 Destroyer Escort. He shares the history of Veterans Day.
Taking time to remember
Canyon Lake is a community that seeks to honor its veterans and service members at many of its public events. This year’s Veterans Day Celebration at City Hall is a first for the community, at least in recent years, and was instigated by Mayor Pro Tem Nancy Horton, who formed a Veterans Day Committee.
Canyon Lake Salutes its veterans
A listing of veterans in the community that have served in the Armed Forces.
A Veteran's Story, part 2: Career Air Force officer tells his story
In this second in a three-part series, Canyon Lake resident Dudley Thompson, a veteran of the Viet Nam War, describes his life as a U.S. Air Force pilot. This part of his story takes place after his B-52 bomber squadron was moved to Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, Texas, in February 1960 as part of a major dispersal of all bomber units in the Strategic Air Command (SAC).
Chili time tomorrow!
Get your taste buds ready! Chili in nearly 35 flavors is on the menu for Canyon Lakers who come to the Jr. Women’s Club (JWC) annual Chili Cook-off tomorrow, November 7, from 3 to 7 p.m. at Holiday Harbor.
City Connection: Be wary of crimes of opportunity during holidays
Time is coming for families to come together for the holidays; we will all be heading out to do a little extra shopping, some of it at night. As we make our way to the malls and shopping centers, let’s take a little extra time to prepare ourselves to be mindful of our surroundings, parking in well-lit areas, locking our cars and hiding those items that may tempt someone to steal.
City Connection: Disaster drill volunteers are needed
The Canyon Lake Emergency Preparedness Committee has scheduled a Disaster Drill on Wednesday, November 18, at 6:30 p.m. in the City Multi-purpose Room. This drill will acquaint volunteers in performing a “Drive-by Windshield Survey.”
City Connection: News and Notes
Chamber Notes: Luncheon cancelled
CLCC ofers help with Angel Food Ministry
The mood was light early on Halloween morning as volunteers at Canyon Lake Community Church gathered in the parking lot to pray before the first customers arrived to take part in the church’s new low-cost food distribution program, “Angel Food Ministries.” Many of the volunteers had been up before the sun to meet the delivery truck that arrived from Georgia, laden with boxes and pallets of groceries from the national non-profit, faith-based organization that is making groceries affordable for families around the country.
Farmers' Market offers non-profits free space
The Canyon Lake Farmers’ Market not only offers residents the opportunity to buy fresh local produce and a myriad of other items, it also continues to give back to the community. The market offers non-profit organizations the opportunity to set up a table free of charge, according to Market Director Pam Earle.
Parade of Lights offers cash
Residents who are still considering whether or not to enter their boat in the annual Parade of Lights on December 12 may be motivated to know there is prize money involved.
Titan rally leaves fans standing proud
As the Temescal Canyon High School Titans headed into Week 3 of league play, they did so as the underdog to a top-ranked Chaparral High of Temecula. The local papers forecasted a shutout varsity game and, although the Titans did not pull off the win, they did not disappoint, either, as they made every Titan fan, parent, alumni and staff proud to be part of the program.
Company hiring 50 employees
While the community of Canyon Lake is honoring veterans, Dr. Julie Zimmerer of My Choice In-Home Care has announced a new Veterans Administration benefit, Homemaker/Home Health Aide Services, which provides in-home services to veterans as an alternative to nursing home care.
Looking Back: What happened in November of past years?
What does it take to get into college?
The following article is provided by the College Board education column, Aim, Get Ready, College! Being a parent isn’t easy - especially when it comes to helping your children achieve their dreams of going to college. Today, higher education is essential for anyone who wants a better quality of life and job success. That’s why it’s so important to ready yourself to help your children in this important phase of their lives.
Arts and Entertainment: Preparations underway for Holiday Home Tour, 'Enchanted Christmas'
J.C. Taylor is preparing for the annual Holiday Home Tour, sponsored by the Woman’s Club. This year’s theme is “Enchanted Christmas” and tickets go on sale tonight at the Country Club.
Movie Review: 'This is It'
If you want to see the greatest concert that never was, this is it. If you’re a fan of Michael Jackson, a fan of music or just want to be entertained, this is it. Given the King of Pop’s bizarre behavior over the last several decades, our expectations were extremely low. But here he is different. Actually, he’s always been different; but now different in a good way.
Mom About Town: Light a candle, set a timer for crisis cleaning 101
Despite my best efforts, sometimes my house just seems to get out-of-control messy overnight. It makes sense that this would occasionally happen. I am the only neat-nick in the house, so I am outnumbered three to one by messy people, and I only have two hands and a limited amount of energy in any given day.
Letter: Tipping for good service
On October 25 my wife and I attended Sunday Brunch at the Country Club, as we normally do on a regular basis. We treat it as our special time together, enjoying the good food and the omelets made to everyone’s particular taste.
Letter: Census Awareness
The national census will be taking place this year. I received a call from a resident about some suspicious activity on the part of a woman holding out to be with the Census Bureau.
Letter: Health club and dog park
There are two amenities that would serve a large part of our community. Unlike the infrequently-used tennis courts, Frisbee-golf course and bocce courts, not to mention the privileged Equestrian Center, a health club and dog park would be very communal and extremely well used.
Letter: Help for mother, daughter
The ladies at BBVA Compass Bank, formerly Guaranty Bank, are looking for help from our community for one of their employees. Candace Taylor is a Personal Banker in the Canyon Lake office. Recently her 26-year-old disabled daughter was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Near and Far with The Friday Flyer: Milestone spent in Mexico
Pat Hollingshead, pictured on the right, recently spent a memorable milestone birthday celebrating at the Sheraton Spa and Resort in Los Cabos, Mexico. Her son, Kevin, and daughter, Kimberly, who accompanied her on the five-day trip, arranged the trip as a present.
Announcement: Cutest little pumpkin
The Cotton family welcomes "little pumpkin" Hanna Brooke Cotton.
Announcement: Purdue doctorate
Virginia Marie Frauenthal was awarded her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in Purdue University’s Class of 2009.
Announcement: Brett Downey Tournament
The Brett Downey Safety Foundation had a great turnout for its 5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament. According to organizers, it drew 132 golfers out to the Menifee Lakes Country Club on October 17 where they were treated to 18 rounds of golf followed by a barbecue dinner.
Adopt-a-pet: Margarine and Buddy
This week’s pets are Margarine a huggable 2-year-old domestic short haired calico female that is already spayed and ready to find her forever home, and Buddy, a handsome, neutered, 3-year-old Boxer/Lab mix with dark brindle coloring.
Photo of the Week: Afternoon Delight
On a recent ride on her golf cart through the Golf Course, photographer Barbara Spraul was struck by the beauty she found.
This Week's Official CLPOA News
CFO Report
This report includes a brief description on the variances in the budget for three months ending September 30, 2009.
Ring in the New Year at 'Masquerade Ball'
The Property Owners Association is throwing a New Year’s Eve party and everyone is invited! Ring in the Year 2010 with a “Midnight Masquerade Ball” on Thursday, December 31, from 7:30 to 1 a.m. at the Lodge.
ACCording to the ACC: Halloween decorations
Halloween is over and the weather should be turning cooler. It’s sure time to collect the weepy pumpkins and shredded “webbing” – holiday decorations – from your property and start looking towards Thanksgiving and the end-of-the-year holidays.
Plan to shop at next week's Holiday Boutique at the Senior Center
Pictures in last week’s issue of The Friday Flyer showed many of the costumed seniors getting into the “spirit” of the holiday, with Senior Center spokesperson Sher Adamson commenting that the Halloween Potluck and Dance on October 25 was “screamin’ spectacular!”
Enjoy Veterans Day at the Country Club
Following next Wednesday’s Veterans Day Celebration at City Hall, residents are invited to a special luncheon at the Country Club.
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