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September 25, 2009
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This Week's Official CLPOA News
'My Fair Lady' opens tonight at Indian Beach
With Canyon Lake Community Theatre waiting more than five years to return to the tree-lined Moonlight Theater at Indian Beach, tonight is the night the stars will shine on the 7 p.m. opening of “My Fair Lady,” the story of a Cockney flower girl from London, Eliza Doolittle, who takes speech lessons from professor Henry Higgins so she can pass as a lady.
Apply for a passport at City Hall
More residents are taking advantage of a new service offered at City Hall – passport applications.
City Connection: Library to offer free resume workshop Wednesday
The Library will be hosting a “Free Resume Workshop with Barbra Safani” in the Canyon Lake Board Room on Wednesday, September 30, from 10 to 11 a.m. With more adults turning to their library for job search and resume help, Tutor.com is offering all of its clients a chance to host a Free Resume Workshop online.
City Connection: News and Notes
Veterans and citizens of Canyon Lake are asked to save November 11 for a Veterans Day celebration in front of City Hall. POA President Randy Bonner will be the master of ceremonies for the event, which begins at 10:30 a.m.
Chamber Notes: Benoit, Issa to be featured at upcoming luncheons
The Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce regular monthly luncheon will be held Wednesday, October 14, at 11:30 a.m. in the banquet room of Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant. The guest speaker will be State Senator John Benoit, who will be providing an update on his activities in Sacramento as well as making a presentation to the Chamber’s own Lee Clark, who he named as one of his “Women of the Year.”
Emergency care needed for Emergency Director
Nancy Carroll, Canyon Lake’s Emergency Preparedness Committee director, was enjoying a much anticipated reunion trip with classmates from West Carrolton High School in Ohio when she started experiencing her own emergency situation – something she wasn’t prepared for. Every year Nancy and her classmates travel from their homes across the U.S. for a reunion trip. Nancy says she has known her high school friends for 55 years and has only missed one reunion trip.
Women's Golf Club offers 18 holes and more
With two new golf clubs in the community – Family Golf and Niners Golf – Women’s Golf Club President Brenda Adams would like to extend an invitation to Canyon Lake women to learn more about the Women’s Golf Club, established in 1971.
'Boat float' decorating workshop to be held
Now that summer has come and gone and fall is here, it’s time for residents to start planning to enter their boats in the annual Parade of Lights scheduled for December 12, according to Yacht Club spokesperson Dennis Pitts.
Mighty field goal gives Titans reason to cheer
Temescal Canyon played Fountain Valley last Friday night in the Titans’ pre-season home opener. Fountain Valley had a number of weapons but the Titans showed they not only had the heart to stay in the game but they had a few weapons of their own, according to team spokesperson Randy George.
Arts and Entertainment
Members of the Canyon Lake Woman’s Club invite residents to a “Get Acquainted Party” at Holiday Harbor tomorrow, September 26, at 5:30 p.m. The Italian theme of “Amici Benvenuti” (Welcome Friends) will feature music, games, a catered picnic dinner and dancing.
Movie Reviews by Reel People: 'The Informant'
Leave it to Jason Bourne himself to uncover the most infamous price-fixing scheme in corporate history. But this time, Matt Damon plays a pudgy, corn-fed, corporate kiss-butt. Frankly, we were shocked, shocked to find that illegal activity was going on there. But, one theme a corporate underworld shares with an urban ghetto, "snitches get stitches."
Mom About Town: Here are handbag organization tips for busy moms
Earlier this week, I found myself in the middle of Costco with a broken nail, and all I wanted at that moment was a nail file. Luckily, my mother was there with her makeup bag and the ancient little metal nail file she has carried my entire life. It occurred to me that I really should have a nail file in my purse all the time. Actually, there are a lot of little things I really should have with me wherever I go – and I don’t. My purse is more likely to be full of action figures and doll brushes than anything useful in an emergency.
Near and Far with The Friday Flyer: Sturgis Rally
Lynnelle Henderson says in January 2006, when her mother, Sheila Henderson, came up with the idea of having Canyon Lakers take The Friday Flyer on their travels, she might never have suggested it if she knew four years later her oldest daughter would take advantage of her idea while on a Harley motorcycle in Sturgis, South Dakota!
Letter: Water seminar
This letter is to invite all Canyon Lake residents to join the Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA), Regions 8, 9 and 10, for its fourth annual joint fall event to be held this year in Lake Elsinore at the Diamond Club Restaurant.
Letter: Recreational vehicles in driveways
As I drove around Canyon Lake more than 10 years ago, I was glad to see boats, boat trailers, toy haulers, trailers and motorhomes in the driveways. I purchased my home because I could have my vehicles in my driveway and I would have convenient access. I wasn’t concerned what other communities permitted, I was only interested in what Canyon Lake allowed.
Letter: More on driveway storage
Chuck Marler says that whenever the issue of driveway storage is raised, the most common rebuttal is that Canyon Lake is a “recreational community.” Well, Chuck, it is.
Letter: TCHS Baseball carwash
On behalf of all the TCHS baseball players, I want to thank everyone who participated in the car wash this past weekend. It was a big success and will enable the baseball players to purchase their uniforms.
Letter: Paradise Classic
Last weekend the Canyon Lake Men’s Golf Club held its Paradise Classic Member Guest Golf Tournament. I’d like to thank the Men’s Club board, especially Tournament Director Terry Terhune, for hosting such a great event. The two-day Classic began Friday with each player receiving a dozen Titleist golf balls (half were Pro V1s) at a noon shotgun start.
Letter: Social fee for restaurant
In response to the Lighthouse Restaurant re-opening survey, I suggest there is an obvious answer to successfully operating an in-house restaurant in a private community. In gated communities all over the Coachella Valley, clubs have first-class restaurants primed by a fixed moderate Social Fee included in the annual homeowner’s assessment.
Letter: A.L.S. thanks Marty Gibson
We would like to thank Marty Gibson for helping in the past six years to raise money in the fight to find a cure for A.L.S. (Lou Gehrigís Disease).
Letter: Eastport berm
For years the pile of dredging waste has been piled up in the Eastport. The dredging, like many other projects in Canyon Lake, turned into a fiasco. It was a terrible eyesore for everyone. Finally, work started to pave the Eastport and I thought the pile of waste would finally disappear. That did not happen. Incredibly, the pile stayed.
Announcement: Hole-in-one
Judy Thompson shot a hole-in-one on September 13. This fete was accomplished on Hole No. 8 with a 5-wood, witnessed by Dudley Thompson, Jim Chisholm and Donna Gallo.
In Memoriam: George Simmons
George Albert Simmons passed away September 14, 2009 at Inland Valley Medical Center, where he had been hospitalized for pneumonia and heart-related issues.
In Memoriam: Arthur Hamilton
Arthur Wayne Hamilton passed away September 18, 2009 on his 80th birthday, surrounded by family in his Canyon Lake home.
In Memoriam: Wayne Canfield
Wayne Canfield, 73, passed away in the early morning hours of September 23, 2009 at his home in Canyon Lake with family by his side.
Adopt-a-Pet: TJ and Cinder
This week’s pets include TJ, a 3-years-old gold Lab-shepherd mix that is already neutered, and Cinder, a 7-year-old longhaired charcoal male.
It's a Dog's Life: Mocha
Judy Crane says her daughter's dog, Mocha, leads "a dog's life" in Canyon Lake, thoroughly enjoying rides on the Cranes' pontoon boat.
This Week's Official CLPOA News
Free shredding, drawings and refreshments available during Member Appreciation Day
The Property Owners Association staff will show its appreciation to members at three locations in the community today, September 25, for Member Appreciation Day. At the administrative building, open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., refreshments will be served at the Member Services desk, where residents are invited to complete a short survey.
Golf Course over-seeding begins next week
The Golf Course will be closed from Monday,September 28, through Thursday, October 15, for over-seeding, according to Green Committee Chairman Marcus Schonbaum. But what does this mean?
Restaurant, lounge will remain open part time during Course closure
While the Golf Course is closed for the annual over-seeding between September 28 and October 15 (See Page A-10), the Country Club restaurant and lounge will be open on weekends for Friday dinner and dancing, beginning at 5 p.m. on October 2 and 9.
Suggestions wanted for Lighthouse Restaurant
The restaurant located at the Lodge has been closed a year after last year’s three-month fiscal year report showed it operating over budget to the tune of thousands of dollars per month.
Got an idea for a class, program or event?
Within the POA’s new Community Relations Department, headed up by Community Relations Manager Laurie Owen, staff restructuring and brainstorming sessions have been ongoing the past few weeks to bring a fresh and exciting approach to programs and classes benefiting members, according to Laurie.
Potluck and Dance are this Sunday at Senior Center
“Last month’s Potluck and Dance event was a real hoot,” says Senior Center spokesperson Sher Adamson. “It was sizzling hot outside but no one gave a care because we had air-conditioning inside. What a deal!”
YMCA to offer 'spooky' fun and autumn crafts
Halloween and autumn crafts are always a big hit at the YMCA in October, with this year no exception. Next Tuesday, September 29, kids will make a “sunflower jack bear” puppet, and on Thursday, the first day of October, “creepy crawlers” are on the schedule.
Only one week left to sign up for Car Show
Car enthusiasts proud of their pre-1973 autos and trucks are invited to register for the Canyon Lake Car Show, to be held Saturday, October 3, in the Lodge parking lot. The fee to enter the show is only $25, payable to the Canyon Lake Property Owners Association. It includes an event T-shirt and goodie bag. Car owners who would like to be parked next to each other should arrive together.
Pool is still open!
The heat is still on and the Pool is still open during the following fall hours:
According to the ACC: Commercial use of property
Unless expressly exempted by law (e.g., child daycare facilities), commercial use of residential lots within the Association is prohibited. The Association’s enforcement of this prohibition does not extend to the internal uses of homes (e.g., telephone, computer, and fax), which have no external manifestation of the internal commercial use. External manifestations of commercial use of residential lots, which will result in Association enforcement action include, but are not limited to:
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