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May 28, 2010
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This Week's Official CLPOA News
Time for 'Fiesta Day Gone Country!'
It’s summer, it’s beautiful, it’s Canyon Lake and it’s time for a fiesta!
Road construction the norm for next 18 months
The new Newport Rd. construction project is being completed in two phases. Phase 1 is very near completion, according to RJ Noble Project Manager Ryan Overman, who says most of the roadwork is finished.
City Connection: CLPD discusses issue of underage drinking
As summer approaches, this is a good time to address underage drinking, which knows no boundary of gender, race/ethnicity or social status. In other words, it impacts all communities.
Realtor Report
The following article was provided to The Friday Flyer by City Manager Lori Moss. Gene Wunderlich is the Director of Government Affairs for the Southwest Riverside County Association of Realtors.
Learn about Loma Linda Medical Center Murrieta
Canyon Lakers are invited to learn firsthand about the new Loma Linda University Medical Center that is being built off Interstate 215 in Murrieta.
Pepe's liquor license to be suspended after July 4
Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant and Cantina has negotiated with the Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) for a start date of July 7 for a 30-day suspension of its liquor license. The restaurant and bar will remain open during the suspension but will be serving only non-alcoholic beverages July 8 to August 6.
Equestrians take injured hawk under their wing
There was a little excitement at the Equestrian Center recently when a baby hawk fell out of its nest and broke its wing.
Yertle the Turtle
Mary Munson also had her eye on nature when she photographed these turtles lounging on a tree trunk in the East Bay.
Memorial Day is for remembering
It is the veteran. . .
Spotlight on Seniors: Amanda Swearengin
A senior with a big heart would best describe Calvary Murrieta Christian School senior, Amanda Swearengin.
Spotlight on Seniors: Terrel Jones
Temescal Canyon High School senior Terrel Jones, known as TJ, kept a rigorous schedule during his high school years, which included AP classes and completing a college level math class at Riverside Community College Moreno Valley Campus.
CLCT announces auditions for 'State Fair'
Auditions for the Canyon Lake Community Theatre’s fall production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “State Fair” will be held at the Lodge on June 1 from 4 to 8 p.m. The show includes a large singing-dancing ensemble consisting of barkers, vendors, judges and fairgoers, as well as many leads.
Arts and Entertainment: 'Tavern on the Green' to feature Rob Roy
The Canyon Lake Fine Arts Guild will present its annual Concert in the Park on Saturday, June 19, at 6 p.m. at Holiday Harbor.
Arts and Entertainment: JWC to host 'Hollywood Glamour' Casino Night
The Canyon Lake Jr. Women’s Club (JWC) will be rolling out the red carpet to bring back the ever-popular Casino Night, with this year’s theme being “Hollywood Glamour.”
Movie Reviews by Reel People: 'Shrek Forever After'
If we learn anything from these grim fairy tales, it’s that Shrek is like an onion. After the ground-breaking original episode nine years ago, the layers of sequels carried a distinct odor. Now, in the final installment, this incredible hulk roars back from his big fat green wedding and a trio of mini-me’s to close out the Shrek series forever after.
Pour local wine into French Classic
When I moved back to the U.S. in 1991 after a short stint in Europe, I landed in Southern California. I soon found myself intrigued by, and then working in Temecula wine country.
Teen Talk: We are Americans and we are proud
Memorial Day has a large impact on everyone, whether you’ve lost someone to the most recent war, a past war, or have never lost anyone to such violence at all.
Betsy's Best Bets: Glampng tips for indoor girls who go camping
Remember that line from “Titanic?” Jack turns to Rose and says, “It’s just that you seem like more of an indoor kind of girl.” I remember my husband snickered and nudged me in the theatre the first time we heard it.
Letter: Housing Element
Questions have been raised about the Housing Element requirements discussed at the May City Council meeting. The facts: We are required by law to have a housing element.
Letter: Low voter turnout
I couldn’t help but take serious note of the recent voter participation, or lack thereof, involving the Canyon Lake POA Directors’ election.
Letter: Pavement management program
The pavement management proposal is preposterous! Project Manager Paul D. Johnson wants proposals for a “Pavement Management Program” from a qualified engineering firm. That would seem the right thing to do if we were building new roads on an undeveloped landscape.
Letter: Thank you POA candidates
I would like to take the opportunity to thank the four candidates who took the time and effort to run for office to represent our community as a Director.
Announcement: Coast Guard graduate
Alexis Larsen graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Tracen Training Center at Cape May, New Jersey, on May 20.
Announcement: June nuptials
Jim and Joan Yapp of Canyon Lake announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice Yapp, to Brian Hoffman, son of Jeff and Lynda Hoffman, also of Canyon Lake. The wedding will be a private ceremony at the Canyon Lake Lodge on Saturday, June 19, 2010.
Announcement: Cal Poly graduate
Ben Dennison will graduate on June 13 from Cal Poly Pomona with a degree in Construction Engineering Technology.
Announcement: Sonoma State graduate
Breea Laugalis is a 2010 graduate of Sonoma State University with an Art History major. She is the daughter of Bob and Pat Laugalis of Canyon Lake.
Announcement: Arrowhead League MVP
Brian Christensen, a junior at California Lutheran High School in Wildomar, has been named the Arrowhead League’s Most Valuable Player for the 2010 baseball season.
Announcement: Car Club
Canyon Lake Car Club members volunteered May 15 to pick up litter along Railroad Canyon Rd. for the City’s “Adopt-a-Road” program. Members of the Car Club are sharing the monthly duty with the Motorcycle Club to keep Canyon Lake’s main thoroughfare free of trash and clutter. The Car Club Car of the Month was a '55 Chevy owned by Don Norris.
Submitting announcements
Residents can submit announcements and obituaries to The Friday Flyer free of charge at news@goldingpublications.com. The deadline is Tuesday at noon. Remember that announcements can be e-mailed to friends and relatives via www.fridayflyer.com.
In Memoriam: Bob Kerr
Earl Robert “Bob” Kerr, 85, passed away on May 22, 2010 at his residence in Canyon Lake, surrounded by his loving family.
Adopt-a-pet: Bandit and Nicole
This week’s pets are Bandit and Nicole. Bandit is a playful and loving 9-month old black and tan German shepherd mix male. Nicole is a pretty 8-week-old seal point domestic medium haired kitten. She has several littermates of various colors that are available, too.
Photo of the week: Set sail for summer
Blue lake and blue skies will beckon boaters and water sports enthusiasts of all ages this weekend, the first weekend of summer.
This Week's Official CLPOA News
Fiesta Day fun will take place Saturday
With the theme, “Fiesta Day Gone Country,” tomorrow’s Fiesta Day festivities have been planned around the small town pleasures of food, shopping and entertainment with friends and family.
Grand Marshal
Pete Van Dyke, the pastor of Canyon Lake Community Church, was selected by the Fiesta Day Committee as grand marshal for the 2010 Fiesta Day Parade.
Fiesta Day Entertainment Schedule
Inspector of Election provides election results
Travis C. Hickey, CPA, partner of Siebert Botkin Hickey & Associates, LLP, the duly appointed Inspector of Election at the annual meeting of the members of the Canyon Lake Property Owners Association, held on May 18, 2010, hereby reports as follows:
Boat inspection program to begin Tuesday
In order to protect Canyon Lake from invasive quagga mussels, the Property Owners Association has initiated a Quagga Mussel Boat Inspection Program that will begin Tuesday, June 1.
Looking forward to Taco Tuesday, Movie Nights
Taking advantage of warm evenings and a lovely setting overlooking the Lake at the Lodge and Sunset Beach, Taco Tuesday will begin a week from Tuesday on June 8, and continue for 13 weeks through August 31. The motto, “Something for Everyone,” includes entertainment and a menu provided by Taco Del Mar.
Youth Tennis Program to be held on Thursdays
Tennis Pro Baba Soysa will be running an eight-week Summer Tennis Program for kids, beginning Thursday, June 17, and ending Thursday, August 5.
Summer schedule begins at the pool
Memorial Day weekend marks the first weekend of summer and changes in the Pool schedule and water aerobics schedule, as well as the opportunity to register for swim lessons.
POA offers 'Summer Art for Kids' at the Lodge
Children who have been bitten by the “art bug” or who are interested in creative activity are invited to participate in the “Summer Art for Kids” program at the Lodge, taught by Jamie Frederick.
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
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: Commercial use of property
Unless expressly exempted by law (for example, child daycare facilities), commercial use of residential lots within the Association is prohibited.
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