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May 21, 2010
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This Week's Official CLPOA News
Chennette and Newsom elected to POA Board
Paul Chenette and Chuck Newsom won the majority of votes and were elected to the Property Owners Association Board of Directors at the Annual Meeting and Election last Tuesday, May 18.
Vets go to Washington
It has been estimated that more than 1,000 veterans of World War II are dying each day, many of them never getting the chance to see the WWII Memorial built in their honor in Washington D.C. Fortunately, Canyon Lake veterans Charles “Chuck” Cullen and Joe Henderson were able to visit the memorial this month, thanks to “Operation Greatest Gift” and the support of Masons across California.
City Connection: What is City's plan for low-income housing?
Will Canyon Lakers see low-income housing built in the community in the near future? The answer in short is, no, not in the near future and probably not inside the private gated community. Eventually, however, the City of Canyon Lake is mandated by law to come up with a plan to accommodate a certain percentage of low-income housing.
City Connection: Cops Corner
Canyon Lake is only one of five gated cities in California and among the largest in the country. The namesake 383-acre lake and community offer many amenities. But according to the Canyon Lake Police Department, the laid back, resort-like atmosphere and quality of life that attracted its 11,000 residents is being threatened by an increase in property type crimes, vandalism and lack of regard for the law.
Police investigate underage drinking at party
Unfortunately, Canyon Lake lived up to its alleged reputation as “Party City” last Friday night, May 14, when a group of students, reportedly from Canyon Lake Middle School, gained access to a vacant home on Loch Lomond Dr. and held a get-together there.
CLCT announces auditions for 'State Fair'
Auditions for the Canyon Lake Community Theatre’s fall production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “State Fair” will be held at the Lodge on June 1 from 4 to 8 p.m. Rodgers & Hammerstein’s only musical written directly for the screen is now a stage musical.
'Derby' is theme for Ski Club awards banquet
The Ski Club held its annual awards banquet at the Lodge on May 1, with the theme, “Kentucky Derby.” In keeping with this theme, Ski Club gals donned bonnets and clothing styles seen mostly at the famous horseracing event.
Spotlight on Seniors: Heidi Hauser
Soccer player and Temescal Canyon High School senior Heidi Hauser has a lot to kick up her heels about, not only in her favorite sport, which is soccer, but also academically.
Spotlight on Seniors: Rachel Holman
The culmination of four years of hard work has paid off for Rachel Holman who will graduate as a valedictorian from Elsinore High School.
Promenade
Temescal Canyon High School held its senior prom on Saturday, April 24, at the Ocean Institute in Dana Point. The prom theme was "Seaside Serenade." Elsinore High School held its prom the same evening at Soku University.
Arts and Entertainment: Hear 'The World in Song' Sunday
The Canyon Lake Choraleers invite residents to join them on a tour of music from around the world when they present “The World in Song” this Sunday, May 23, at 4 p.m. at the Lodge.
Arts and Entertainment: Concert 'against abuse'
The Temescal Canyon High School Choir is teaming up with the Girls Against Abuse for a concert to benefit charity and raise awareness.
Movie Reviews by Reel People: 'Robin Hood'
If Ken Burns made a PBS special about Robin Hood, it would be terrific, but the word fun would probably not come to mind. Errol Flynn, Douglas Fairbanks and many other men in tights mocked their oppressors with a hearty belly laugh.
Day Tripping With Mary: Discovering hideaways in the Indian Canyons
It’s easy to get caught up in the glitz and glamour of a place like Palm Springs. The attractions include world-class golfing, an aerial tramway into the San Jacinto Mountains, world-class hotels and spas, shopping at the Cabazon Outlet and downtown Palm Springs, dining and casinos. You don’t have to look far to find something to do!
Betsy's Best Bets: Five things a restaurant server wishes you knew
To one and all, I wish you a most festive and joyful National Waiter and Waitress Day today! Oh, you didn’t realize it was today? Kind of snuck up on you, I guess. Holidays do that sometimes. Bet you missed last Saturday’s National Chocolate Chip Appreciation Day, too, huh? Shame on you. You really need to keep up on these things.
Letter: Buffet a disappointment
Several months have past since I last enjoyed Sunday Brunch at the Country Club. This past Sunday, my wife and I decided to host visiting guests at the buffet – what a disappointment! Arriving just after 12 noon, we first encountered that no dishes were available.
Letter: Wisdom of voters
Voters in Canyon Lake will get the kind of representation they deserve after overwhelmingly casting 60 percent of their votes for Chuck Newsom and Paul Chenette.
Announcement: It's a party for Marty!
The public is invited to a birthday party for Marty Gibson at Pepe’s Restaurant on Wednesday, May 26. There will be food in the bar area from 4 to 6 p.m. and a DJ from 6 to midnight.
Announcement: Young racer
Ray LaFontaine, also known as “Ray Ray,” recently took 2nd place in the MotoXKidz Series at the motocross track in Lake Elsinore.
Announcement: April Students of the Month
Canyon Lake students Chloe Raymer, of Temescal Canyon High School, and Trevor Nordby, of Elsinore High School, were among students honored as April Students of the Month by the Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of Commerce. The awards luncheon was held on April 27 at Sizzler Restaurant.
Announcement: Civil engineering graduate
Danielle Libring will graduate on Sunday, June 13 from the College of Engineering at California Polytechnic University in Pomona with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering.
Annnouncement: CLCC welcomes new worship pastor
Canyon Lake Community Church is pleased to welcome Jesse Craig to the pastoral leadership team.
Announcement: June wedding
Canyon Lake residents Christina England and Bruce Battleson are pleased to announce their upcoming June wedding.
Announcement: It's a girl!
Mark and Celia Genovese of Canyon Lake announce the birth of their second child, a beautiful baby girl named Gwen Sofia Genovese, who was born on May 16.
Announcement: Reciprocity Bureau philanthropic meeting
The Sun Canyon Reciprocity Bureau, which is made up of three local Philanthropic Educational Organizations (PEO), held its bi-annual meeting on April 24 in the City Multi-purpose Room.
Announcement: May Classic Champions
The Canyon Lake Wakes 9U travel baseball team was victorious in the May Classic Championship Tournament, held in Beaumont on May 2.
Announcement: Nuts & Hunnies take championship
The adult coed softball Team Yellow “Nuts & Hunnies,” managed by Jim Howell, took its second championship title to end the winter/spring 2010 adult coed softball season.
Announcement: Brownies determined to make a difference
The Brownies of newly formed Troop 1077 explored the Legoland amusement park on Saturday, May 15, after earning money by selling Girl Scout cookies this past winter. The troop, which was formed in January 2010, is also planning to do philanthropic events with their earnings.
It's a dog's life
With his “mohawk” of white hair, this wirehaired terrier named Rodney enjoys fetching the ball at Lions Park with playmate Christian Stillion.
Adopt-a-pet: Jade and Peter
This week’s pets are Jade and Peter. Jade is a pretty tan and black 5-year-old female shepherd mix that is already spayed and ready for a good home. Peter is a cute10-week old gray and cream domestic shorthaired male kitten. His mom and brother are also at the shelter.
Photo of the week: Red
The red trim on this boat coordinates perfectly with the red bougainvillea cascading over the neighbor’s fence on this colorful spring day on the East Bay.
This Week's Official CLPOA News
Counsel explains Association's legal matters
Thank you for the opportunity to report on some significant legal matters affecting the Association.
Disclosure of selected litigation matters
The Association has determined certain claims made against or by the Association in various pending matters may be material to the interests of the Association’s members. This memorandum advises the members of the existence of these claims.
Chief Financial Officer's Report
This report includes a brief description on the variances in the budget for the 11 months ending March 31, 2010.
Here's how the boat inspection program works
Boat owners who take their vessels in and out of the community will have to develop new habits in order to protect Canyon Lake from invasive quagga mussels.
Family Movie Night returns with 'Avatar'
Canyon Lake families will be pleased to know that a favorite summer tradition is back! Taking advantage of warm evenings and a lovely setting overlooking the Lake, Friday night Movie Nights at Holiday Harbor are beginning tonight and will continue twice a month through August.
Kick off summer with Fiesta Day and be aware of parking restrictions on Saturday
Canyon Lakers are gearing up for the first big event of summer next Saturday, May 29. With the theme, “Fiesta Day Gone Country,” the annual event will begin with a parade in the morning from Blue Bird Hall to the Lodge, and culminate with a festival of vendor booths, food court, kids zone, live entertainment on indoor and outdoor stages and a water skiing show at the Lodge and Sunset Beach area.
Fiesta Day Entertainment Schedule
Try Country Club for Friday dinner, dancing
The Country Club welcomes new Interim Food and Beverage Administrator Mike Simpson. Mike has been the chef for the past few months and comes to Canyon Lake with 22 years of experience in cooking and hospitality management. Under Mike’s leadership is a new chef with the appropriate name of Brent Cook.
Make way for weed-abatement equipment
Residents are asked to avoid parking vehicles and RVs next to vacant lots that still have weeds because the POA has begun its annual weed abatement program.
Notice for proposals on Pavement Management Program - date correction
Notice is hereby given that the Canyon Lake Property Owners Association seeks proposals from qualified engineering firms to provide a “Pavement Management Program.“
ACCording to the ACC: Members responsible for contractors
Contractors, subcontractors, equipment operators and their employees are the responsibility of the property owner employing them. The property owner (including owner/builders) need to ensure all construction personnel are familiar with and obey the rules governing their activities in Canyon Lake.
Senior Center Activities: Potluck and dance
Seniors will want to mark their calendars for the monthly Potluck and Dance on Sunday, May 30 at the Senior Center.
Summer Tennis Program
Tennis Pro Baba Soysa will be running an eight-week Summer Tennis Program for kids, beginning Thursday, June 17, and ending Thursday, August 5.
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