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May 7, 2010
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This Week's Official CLPOA News
Work underway to rebuild burned commercial site
Rising up from the ashes, the skeleton of a steel-framed building is beginning to take shape on the site of the 23,800 sq. ft. commercial building destroyed by fire on July 17, 2009.
Newport Rd. construction progresses
Residents are just beginning to see some construction action on the Canyon Lake end of new Newport Rd., but a lot has been going on at the other end near Murrieta Rd.
Judge rules to suspend Pepe's liquor license
In a ruling handed down last Friday, a judge has determined that Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant and Cantina must undergo a 30-day suspension of its liquor license for hosting a “Man of Magic” show last fall – an event that went beyond the bounds of decency, according to the Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC).
Man stable after Tuesday eve golf cart accident
A single vehicle golf cart accident occurred Tuesday evening, April 4, just before 7 p.m., in the Towne Center.
City Connection: Volunteers wanted for emergency shelter drill
Canyon Lakers who think they would be motivated to help as “spontaneous volunteers” during emergencies are invited to participate when the Canyon Lake Emergency Preparedness Committee performs an Earthquake Drill on Saturday, May 15, in the multi-purpose building at Canyon Lake Community Church.
City Connection: Why not take Mom to Farmers Market Sunday?
Residents looking for last minute gifts or flowers for Mother’s Day, or those who want to treat Mom to a local shopping experience, need only head to the Farmer’s Market in the Towne Center on Sunday.
City Connection: Sunshine, warm temps bring out 'water' crowd
Forty vendors participated in last Saturday’s Water Summit and Fair in the Towne Center. With children’s activities such as face painting, bubble blowing, ceramics painting, flower planting, a bounce house, Dewie the Dragon, Bessie the Bass and lots of free give-aways, even the kids had fun.
It's always 'day of the children' at the Library
Those who attended the Library’s Dia de Los Niños (Day of the Children) celebration on May 30 had a “tiempo grande” – a grand time, according to spokesperson Mary Munson.
Kids invited to audition for 'Bugsy Malone Jr.'
Auditions for the annual Canyon Lake Community Theatre all-kids summer production are fast approaching. This year’s production is the popular, pie-flinging, pinstripe-wearing, pint-sized classic, “Bugsy Malone Jr.” Auditions will be held at the Lodge on May 26, from 4 to 8 p.m.
Celebrate memories before Butterfield closes
Current and formers students, families and faculty of the Lake Elsinore Butterfield Visual and Performing Arts Magnet School will gather to “Celebrate Butterfield” tomorrow, May 8, beginning at 11 a.m. Families are invited to bring a picnic lunch or a potluck dish to share.
PTA announces Reflections contest winners
Two Canyon Lake students, Bret Paddock and Kaitly Basham, had entries that advanced to the state level at the recent PTA Reflections Arts Program awards Night.
'Tea House of the April Moon' inspirational
The sounds and sights of the Orient were captured in this year’s Canyon Lake Woman’s Club’s fashion show, “Tea House of the April Moon.” Geisha Girl Terry Cassietto greeted members and guests at the door. Floral arrangements, window coverings and Asian-influenced displays of art transformed the entry into a “Bit of Paradise,” while the Holiday Bay Room was decorated to resemble a Japanese Tea House.
The Friday Flyer wants to recognize outstanding high school and college seniors
This month, The Friday Flyer will begin celebrating the accomplishments of outstanding Canyon Lake seniors graduating from local schools. The Friday Flyer does not automatically receive notices of Canyon Lake students’ accomplishments in local schools.
Wine, women and elephants!
There’s no need to drive to Wine Country since the Canyon Lake Republican Women Federated invites everyone to a “Wine, Women and Elephants” fundraiser on Tuesday, May 11, from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Lodge. There will be wine sampling, appetizers and boutique items for sale. The cost is $10 for five wine tastes. Opportunity drawing tickets will be available at a cost of six for $5. Membership applications will be available, as will voter registration forms. Visit www.canyonlakerepublicanwomen.net.
Red-tailed mama
Dennis Bickers says he has been watching these red-tailed hawks for many months and now they have babies.
Looking Back: What happened in past Mays
'World in Song' spring concert
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” on Sunday, May 23, at 4 p.m. at the Lodge. Tickets are $7 at the door. For more information, contact Pattie Miles at 244-7193 or Joline Terry at 244-7684.
Movie Reviews by Reel People: 'Furry Vengeance'
To qualify as the worst movie of all time, “Furry Vengeance” delivers a trifecta of inane script, incoherent direction and the most inept acting since the last Rob Schneider film festival.
Day Tripping With Mary: Give mom some muddy 'me-time' at Glen Ivy
Listening to the waterfall and birds chirp, I felt like I could have traveled days to find this idyllic spot. Mature palm trees, flowering bird of paradise plants and the greenery of ferns and fronds surround me. I am relaxing on a lounge chair at Glen Ivy Hot Springs Resort in Corona.
Betsy's Best Bets: What do I really want for Mother's Day?
The late Erma Bombeck wrote, “Motherhood is the second oldest profession.” And as far as professions go, it isn’t a very glamorous one and the hours are terrible.
Letter: Stand up or shut up
They hide behind the First Amendment with their Freedom of Speech and think it gives them the right to say whatever they want to further their cause. Unfortunately, they have taken this to the extreme with wild exaggerations, partial truths and blatant lies.
Golf News: Family Golf Club President's Cup winners
Adopt-a-pet: Buck and Orange Boy
This week’s pets are Buck and Orange Boy. Buck is a calm and handsome 5-month-old brown brindle Great Dane mix male. Orange Boy is a cute cross-eyed 2-year-old domestic shorthaired orange tabby male.
This Week's Official CLPOA News
A message from POA President Guy Kestell
Two weeks ago the POA Board had the honor of hosting the 2010 Committee Recognition Dinner. What a wonderful showing of volunteers and staff. The Board appreciates the hard work completed this year by the volunteers. We would not have been able to function without the hard work and dedication of so many volunteers.
The Board of Directors' May meeting summarized
Directors in attendance at Tuesday night’s Board meeting were President Guy Kestell, Vice-president Michelle Gordon, Treasurer Steve Salazar and Secretary David Johnston. After the minutes of the April 6 meeting were approved, Directors provided a brief recap of the work of the POA committees on which they serve as liaisons.
CLPOA Delegation of Authority Purchasing Policy for Planned and Unplanned Expenditures
The following policy was adopted by the Board of Directors at the May 4 meeting.
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.“ The closing date for receiving proposals is Friday, June 24, at 2 p.m.
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.
Mark calendars for 'Fiesta Day Gone Country'
Now that the weather is warming, residents can look forward to welcoming summer with the annual “Fiesta Day Gone Country” on May 29.
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.”
Country Club appeals to diners and dancers
Campground Memorial Day reservations open next Saturday
Until May 24, campers who stay four days pay for three days and those who stay seven days pay for five days. As of May 1, full hook-ups are $35; off-water sites are $25. The following are dates reservations will be accepted for Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day.
Country Club hours
The Country Club is open Monday through Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dinner is served on Fridays, beginning at 5 p.m. On Sunday, the breakfast menu is available from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m., with the buffet brunch served from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
YMCA gets a tour of Fire Station 60
YMCA pre-schoolers have been very busy in April, with lots of spring crafts and a visit to Fire Station 60.
Beach Boot Camp
“Canyon Lake Beach Boot Camp” is held Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6 to 7 a.m. at Sunset Beach. The cost is $60 for six weeks, payable at the Members Services desk.
ACC Filing Fees and Permits - effective May 1
ACCording to the ACC: Improvements
Absolutely no construction can be commenced until an application and plans have been reviewed and stamped approved by the all-volunteer Architectural Control Committee (ACC) in writing.
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