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April 30, 2010
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This Week's Official CLPOA News
Visit Water Summit and Fair tomorrow in Towne Center
Families are invited to come to the Towne Center tomorrow, May 1, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for the second annual Water Summit and Fair, hosted by the City of Canyon Lake.
Ordinance: No alcohol for minors in 'party city'
Canyon Lake is known as “party city” among local school kids – at least that’s the word on the street, according to City Councilwoman Mary Craton, who introduced a new Social Hosting Ordinance approved at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council on April 13.
Candidates make TV appearance
Property Owners Association Members in Good Standing are reminded the POA Annual Meeting will be held Tuesday, May 18. There are 4,006 eligible voters this year, according to Corporate Administration Manager Susanne Cordeiro.
City Connection: Census takers to begin knocking on doors
The leaders of the City of Canyon Lake know that numbers typically equate to dollars. That is why City officials are urging all who live in or sleep in Canyon Lake to participate in the 2010 Census.
City Connection: Learn what's happening at 'Coffee with the Mayor'
Mayor Nancy Horton’s schedule keeps her pretty busy, but not too busy to meet with residents once a month at her Coffee with the Mayor event at the Surfer Bean Café in the Towne Center.
City Connection: Public hearing for CLCC preschool
The City Council of the City of Canyon Lake will conduct a public hearing on Wednesday, May 5, during the course of the City Council meeting that begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Canyon Lake Municipal Building.
City Connection: Library celebrating 'Dia de los Ninos'
An event to celebrate “Dia de los Ninos” with crafts and games will be held today, April 30, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Library.
City Connection: AFV 2010 Dog and Cat Food Drive
Puppy and kitten season has arrived and Willa Bagwell of Animal Friends of the Valleys says the shelter is in desperate need of dry and canned dog/puppy and cat/kitten food. “We are already starting to see the increase in animals – common around springtime – coming through our doors,” says Willa.
Chamber Notes
The May luncheon will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 12, in the banquet room at Pepe’s Restaurant. The cost is $13. The speaker will be Riverside County District Attorney Rod Pacheco. Reservations are required by Monday, May 10.
Business Showcase: Horizon Pet Supply opens in Towne Center
Canyon Lake pet lovers will be pleased to know that they won’t have to go any further than the Towne Center to get their pet supplies. Horizon Pet Supply, owned by Mike and Corrie Urquhart, is one of the newest businesses to open in Canyon Lake. The store, which opened its doors on April 12, carries a wide variety of high quality pet foods, leashes, grooming, clothing and other supplies for dogs, cats, birds and small animals Animals, however, are not for sale.
Deputy's team takes 3rd in Challenge Cup
There aren’t many foot pursuits by police in Canyon Lake; but if Canyon Lake Police Deputy Jess Kiebach is on duty, bad guys beware – this officer knows how to run. On April 17 and 18, Jess participated in the 25th annual Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay, a 120-mile race that is the largest law-enforcement event of its kind in the world.
Barefooters rule in BvZ multi-event tourney
Barefooters, skiers, trickers, wakeboarders and foilers all participated in Canyon Lake’s first Class F fun tournament of 2010, the BvZ Tournament, held in the honor of the late Bill von Zabern. During his skiing career, Bill was able to participate in all the above events, excelling in hydrofoiling with an endurance world record.
Damaged power pole closes lanes
A traffic collision occurred on Railroad Canyon Rd. on Saturday, April 24, that resulted in damage to a power pole and the closure of the road until Sunday afternoon.
Volunteers wanted for emergency drill
The Canyon Lake Emergency Preparedness Committee will perform an Earthquake Drill on May 15 in the multi-purpose building at Canyon Lake Community Church. The practice event will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for all shelter workers, and 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for volunteer “victims,” observers, families and business owners.
Mother Earth and Kids
In hopes of bringing awareness to the Canyon Lake Community about saving the earth, Canyon Lake Mommy and Me teamed up with the Canyon Lake Market in celebration of Earth Day, which was held on April 22.
Finally - a new license plate series begins
“You’ve been noticed by The Friday Flyer!” That’s a flyer a few owners of cars with personalized license plates are starting to find on cars parked in the community.
Scholarships available for students
Scholarships from local clubs available for students.
It's a dog's life
Montana is the lucky dog pictured here in Canyon Lake. He’s enjoying the good life with Jorge Garcia and 2-year-old Gavin.
Arts and Entertainment: Fly away with 'Peter Pan'
Temescal Canyon High School Spotlight players will present “Peter Pan” on May 13 to 15 and May 21 to 22 at the Temescal Canyon Performing Arts Center.
Movie Reviews by Reel People: 'The Back-Up Plan'
It’s J-Lo, what else do you need to know? This lightweight rom-com is predictable, easy to watch and easy on the eyes – are we right guys? J-Lo has a handsome co-star and an entire “Love Boat” load of “has-beens” as a supporting cast. None are terribly strong, but it doesn’t matter because Jennifer Lopez fans will not be disappointed.
Delicious predicament gets Betsy in a jam
I did a double take at Sam’s Club last week. Was that really a giant flat of strawberries for less than $2? I immediately tossed aside a sample cup of lobster ravioli and began loading my cart. It’s in my blood: when a good deal like this comes my way, I take full advantage.
Letter: A bright light
Early this morning (April 22) Marie Taylor, who was a bright light on Longhorn Dr., left us. We will all miss her and her wonderful caring memory. She never forgot a name.
Letter: Stolen quilt
On Saturday night (April 17) we visited friends on Skippers Way, parking our golf cart in front of their house. We left two large rag quilts on the seat of our golf cart, not thinking someone would take them. When we left, my daughter’s quilt was in the middle of the street and my son’s was gone!
Letter: Good Samaritan
I wanted to thank Canyon Lake Good Samaritan “Adam,” who saved me on Canyon Lake Dr. I was stuck with my two 100 lb. dogs on Canyon Lake Dr. One of my dogs was “done” walking, laid down and refused to get up.
Letter: 'Sentimental Jouney'
The Canyon Lake Community Theatre would like to give a big thanks to all our benefactors and supporters who attended “Sentimental Journey” on Saturday evening with local talent and dinner by Raviolis.
Letter: No confidence
Wow, I guess the embarrassment is getting too much to bear for the Directors. E-mails are inciting violence? That’s a stretch. I would like to see one of those!
Letter: Sound Wall
I have lived in Canyon for 10 years. I live along the dreaded wall on Railroad Canyon Rd. When we moved here it was nice sitting in our backyard and listening to the birds in the morning. Now all I hear is traffic noise. I am concerned as to what an impact there will be to the noise level when and if the City goes to six lanes.
Letter: Bermuda fairways
Bah humbug on Bermuda fairways! This is just one man’s opinion but I think it’s time for the present Green Committee and the POA Board to admit that the decision to go to all Bermuda fairways has been a complete failure.
Letter: ACC enforcement
After being cited by the ACC for alleged violations, I decided to drive by the ACC members’ houses to see if they had any violations (they did). After bringing this to the Board’s attention, the violations on the member’s house still has not been corrected.
Letter: Proud of Dad
I am proud to introduce my dad, Sean McDonald. My dad is very passionate about Canyon Lake and he knows about the many serious issues that face Canyon Lake today due to his research. He knows how to resolve these issues from his 20 years of business experience.
Letter: RRC Rd. widening
This is in response to questions in last week’s Letter to the Editor.
Letter: Lack of civility
Regarding “Message from the POA Board” (April 23 issue), Marv and I just missed (time-wise) the witch trials in Massachusetts. However, we do have vivid memories of the McCarthy Hearing years.
Letter: Need clarification
I recently attended the Celebration of Life for our friend Glen Hulme, a longtime resident of our community. The service was beautiful, with many tributes by family and friends of Glen whose lives had been touched by knowing him.
Near and Far: An engaging trip
David LeClaire and Leanne Cordes, along with four other couples, took a trip to what Forbes lists as one of the Top 100 places in the world: El Dorado Casita Royale, located between Cancun and Cozumel in the Mexican Riviera.
Near and Far: Spring in Japan
Bob and Marlene Cathro recently spent two weeks in Japan enjoying the abundant cherry blossoms and touring through the cities and countryside from Tokyo to Osaka.
Announcement: Senior Softball World Series
Ron Martel recently celebrated his team, “Git-R-Done,” winning the Senior Softball World Series the last weekend of March when the city of Mesquite, Nevada, reserved a dozen ball fields and 900 hotel rooms to host the annual three-day event.
Announcement: Arizona granddaughter
Meg and Mike Markley are proud to announce the birth of their first grandchild, Elliott Hope Anderson, born to their daughter and son-in-law Caitlin and Evan Anderson.
Club News: Tennis Club
The Canyon Lake Tennis Club’s April Doubles Mixer tournament was held April 17.
Club News: Chair Volleyball
On April 16, chair volleyball teams from Canyon Lake and Sun City met at the Lodge for a “6x6 fun tournament,” according to Canyon Lake Chair Volleyball Club spokesperson Kelly Marich, who says the clubs mixed their players together and played 20 games with six players per team.
Club News: Twirlers
The Twirlers Club and class members, pictured here, attended a class level dance at Cowtown in Riverside on Sunday, April 25.
News Briefs: Lioness collecting pull-tabs
The Canyon Lake Lioness Club will be taking aluminum tabs from beverage or soda cans for the Ronald McDonald House in Loma Linda on May 7.
Adopt-a-pet: Rusty and Lucas
This week’s pets are Rusty and Lucas. Rusty is a 4-year-old Australian male cattle dog that is already neutered. Lucas is a 6-month-old cute and cuddly domestic shorthaired gray tabby male with some white markings.
This Week's Official CLPOA News
Did you Know?: Here is a Quagga Mussel Inspection update
The Lake and Marina Committee has been diligently working on the implementation plan for the Quagga Mussel Boat Inspection Program. Currently, we are targeting mid-May for implementation of the program.
Veteran's, pet owners, bakers, sponsors wanted for 'Fiesta Day Gone Country' on May 29
“Fiesta Day Gone Country” will be the theme of the annual Fiesta Day on May 29. In keeping with the theme, there will be a number of country fair contests and games with prizes, including a Pie-Baking Contest and a Watermelon-Eating Contest. Booth and parade applications are available at the Member Services desk.
Give Mom a treat at the Country Club
Trying to think of a special place to take Mom on Mother’s Day, May 9? Don’t delay in making reservations at the Country Club. There will be two seatings that day at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and reservations will be required.
Changes made to instructions on ballot
POA staff notes there has been a clerical error on the “Instructions and Deadlines for the Return of Ballots (2010 Annual Meeting).” The ballot, two envelopes and candidate resumes are correct and so is the “Notice of Annual Meeting of the Members.”
Beach Boot Camp
“Canyon Lake Beach Boot Camp” is held Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6 to 7 a.m. at Sunset Beach.
April flowers at the YMCA
YMCA pre-schoolers have been very busy in April, with lots of spring crafts and a visit to Fire Station 60.
Senior Center Activities: Potluck provides recipe for making friends
Seniors enjoyed a Potluck and Dance at the Senior Center on Sunday, April 25, where music filled the air, thanks to Sound Star DJ Ricky Rhythms. “Ricky took some awesome shots of the event and posted them on our giant TV screen as they occurred,” says spokesperson Sher Adamson. “Hollywood, here we come! Yes, indeed, what a great looking crowd.”
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