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July 30, 2010
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This Week's Official CLPOA News
Watchdogs play role in holding community leaders accountable
In a community of involved citizens like Canyon Lake, watchdogs for the administration of both the Property Owners Association and the City of Canyon Lake are not uncommon.
Watchdogs article: CLPOA Compensation Chart
Curtains open on 'Bugsy'
The Canyon Lake Community Theatre children’s production of the pie-flinging, pinstripe-wearing, pint-sized classic, “Bugsy Malone Jr.,” will light up the stage four times this weekend in the Holiday Bay Room at the Lodge. Show times are tonight, July 30, at 7 p.m.; tomorrow, July 31, at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.; and Sunday, August 1, at 1 p.m.
Jr. Golf Clinic begins Monday
The annual Canyon Lake Jr. Golf Clinic begins Monday, August 2, and will run through Friday, August 6. It's not too late to sign up, but the deadline for pre-registration has passed. Golf Pro Dave Lindeman says late entries at a cost of $45 will be accepted on a space available basis.
City Connection: Residents discuss community pride with mayor
Many residents love living in Canyon Lake and have pride in their community, which they expressed to Mayor Nancy Horton at her “Coffee with the Mayor” meeting held at the Surfer Bean Café on Tuesday, July 27.
City Connection: August 7 will be a good day to clean out the garage
CR&R and the City of Canyon Lake will provide an opportunity to conveniently dispose of bulky items like e-waste, old furniture and appliances and more on Saturday, August 7, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Canyon Lake Community Church, 30515 Railroad Canyon Rd.
City Connection: Run for Council
Assistant City Clerk Sarah Manwaring announced the nomination period for two seats on the Canyon Lake City Council opened July 12 and will close August 6.
City Connection: AFV offers advice for protecting pets and keeping neighbors happy
Animal Friends of the Valleys will be offering a microchip clinic at Fire Station 60 on Vacation Dr. on August 28, from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Microchips are a permanent form of identification and are $20 per animal. Other ways of protecting pets are also given.
City Connection
News and notes about the City Council meeting, Newport Rd., the East Gate, the Library and more . . .
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.
Chamber Notes
Mark Norton, the water resources and planning manager of the Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority, will be the speaker at the Canyon Lake Chamber’s August luncheon on Wednesday, August 11. He will speak on water issues facing the state and the impact on Canyon Lake. Business owners and homeowners are invited to attend.
Former POA employee wins with 'true beauty'
Taylor Bills, 25, a former employee for Canyon Lake POA Member Services and oldest son of Planning and Compliance Manager Kathryn Rich, showed he had the right stuff to win the reality TV show, “True Beauty.” The prize? $100,000 and his picture in People Magazine’s “100 Most Beautiful People” edition.
Kids Fishing Derby seeks community support
The Canyon Lake Bassmasters will host the 24th annual Kids Fishing Derby on Saturday, August 14, at Holiday Harbor, for Canyon Lake residents and their guests ages 5 to 15.
Want to form a team, join a team for Relay?
As organizers gear up for the annual Relay for Life at Canyon Lake Middle School, Rotary Club spokesperson Mary Brown invites Canyon Lakers to get involved by participating on a team for this year’s event on October 9 and 10. Not only has the Relay for Life historically turned into an enjoyable and meaningful event for participants, it raises money for the American Cancer Society.
School is starting soon - don't forget the bus pass
Parents who plan to have their children take the bus to school when it starts on Wednesday, August 11, will want to prepare by purchasing a bus pass. Bus passes for transportation during the 2010-2011 school year are now available at the Transportation Services Department, 21641 Bundy Canyon Rd. in Wildomar.
Arts and Entertainment
The Cup Above will feature the talent of two singers, Laurel Queen of Temecula and Buck Dailey of Murrieta, tomorrow, July 31, from 6 to 8 p.m.
Movie Reviews by Reel People: 'Salt'
If you’re waiting for the action film of the summer, wait no longer. Angelina Jolie has transformed into a new, believable and feminine version of Jason Bourne. "Salt" is an intelligent action thriller with a contrived story, but it works if you buy into Jolie’s act. Her performance is so volcanic she might even close a few European airports.
Betsy's Best Bets: More 'what to do's' and summertime solutions
Hey there, Hottie. I’m back again this week with more solutions to pesky summertime problems. Last week we tackled the issues of smelly, mildewed laundry, ant invasions and hot cars. Coming up on the end of July, we’ve still got quite a stretch of hot summer days ahead of us, and that means good news and bad news.
Notes From a Road Once Taken: Meeting a man who knew how to travel light
Sometimes, while traveling along, we encounter people whose stories remain indelibly etched in our memories. It’s usually because of the remarkable tales they have to tell. Our encounter with the man and the Cushman motor scooter is a perfect example.
Letter: Thankful for thoughtfulness
The family of Alice Tracey would like to thank all the very thoughtful friends and relatives who attended her memorial and graveside service. Also for the food, flowers, cards and the donations given to the Canyon Lake Community Church in her name.
Letter: Golf Course master plan
The Friday Flyer recently reported that the POA has begun planning to dramatically change the look of our Golf Course. In the article, Dudley Thompson noted there would be a public meeting to explain plans and answer questions. The public (particularly people living on the course) deserve a chance to have their ideas incorporated into the plans and not just have other people’s ideas explained.
Letter: Getting trashed
What happened to the second safest city in California? When we enjoyed that position just a few years ago did we have better security or because as a community we displayed more pride of ownership? Do we have more tenants who lack that pride of ownership and do not control their kids?
Near and Far: Caribbean Cruise
Scott Enochs and Gaye Mortimer enjoyed a weeklong Carnival cruise in late spring to Grand Cayman, Belize, Cozumel and other islands.
Near and Far: Silverstrand
Canyon Lake families – the Felts, Ehlers, Davidsons, Heiders, Wentzels, Gotoskis and Martillas – took some time out from camping fun at Silverstrand Beach in Coronado to take a photo with The Friday Flyer the weekend of June 12.
Announcement: Birthday with Thunder
In honor of Marti Norris’ birthday, she was selected to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Storm game on July 19, where she was celebrating with fellow staff members at the Golding Publications company picnic.
In Memoriam: Dianne Fuess
Dianne Fuess passed away early Saturday, July 24, at home in Canyon Lake with family by her side. She was born January 23, 1937.
Golf News: Women's Golf Club Champion
Jeannette Williams was named the new Club Champion at the Canyon Lake Women’s Golf Club annual Club Championship on July 20.
Club News: Woman's Club
The Canyon Lake Woman’s Club invites members, their spouses or guests, and anyone interested in joining the Woman’s Club to a Get Acquainted Party on Saturday, August 28, from 6 to 10 p.m. at the home of Joe and Vicki Young, 22810 Water View.
Club News: Triathlon
Residents who live around the Campground may have noticed a lot of activity on July 21 when the Triathlon Club held a Super Sprint Triathlon. It was the newly sanctioned club’s first event.
Bandits on a dock
Joe and Margaret Dombay spotted these young raccoons on a dock across from their Cove View St. home the morning of July 5.
Adopt-A-Pet: Mya and Doobie
This week’s pets are Mya and Doobie. Mya is a friendly 4-year-old Rottweiler mix female. She’s already spayed and ready to go to a new home. Doobie is a cute 3-month-old light orange and white domestic shorthaired male kitten.
Photo of the week: Tunnel Vision
There is always something special about the tunnel under the Main Causeway – a sort of damp darkness that inspires boaters to sing out, "Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me;" or for photographers to frame the wide open expanse of the Main Lake or serenity of the East Bay.
This Week's Official CLPOA News
Board Agenda
POA Board Agenda for Tuesday, August 3 at 7 p.m.
Member Memos
News and notes for members
At the Lodge: Taco Tuesday will feature special music
Residents of all ages are invited to head to the Lodge during Taco Tuesday on August 3 to hear music with a positive message delivered by talented vocalists who perform as “The Girls Against Abuse.” These young women, ranging in age from 14 to early 20s, believe girls and women should be treated with respect.
At the Lodge: Unexpected treat
Taco Tuesday attendees got an unexpected treat on July 20 when AJ Street of Colorado put on an impromptu fire twirling performance on Sunset Beach.
Country Club: Country Club offers a selection of wines
The Country Club now is featuring a selection of wines ranging from the Central Coast to Sonoma County, California.
Classes and Activities
Classes and activities offered within the community include oil painting, dog and puppy training and a car show.
Classes and Activities: Horse Camp will be offered in August
The POA is offering a Horse Camp for kids ages 6 and above, beginning Monday, August 9. Sessions are four consecutive days, Monday through Thursday, from 8 to 11 a.m.; the cost is $100 per child.
Classes and Activities: Fitness classes
A variety of fitness classes are offered through the POA.
Sponsors, volunteers wanted for 'Fit Community' event
The community’s Fitness Committee invites sponsors and volunteers to get involved in the inaugural “Fit Community” event scheduled for Saturday, January 22.
Pool News
Check out what is happening at the pool.
Planning and Compliance: Landscaping on improved lots
You’ve dotted the last and “I” and crossed the last “T.” You are now a member of the Canyon Lake Property Owners Association. As a member, there are things you need to know about living in Canyon Lake. When you purchase the property, you are given a packet of information either from the escrow office or directly from the POA.
Marine Patrol says . . .
Marine Patrol Rule 7-c.16 covers the use of Navigation Lights. The rule states that all vessels, including row boats, kayaks, canoes and paddled boats are required to display navigation lights from almanac sunset to sunrise.
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