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May 6, 2011
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This Week's Official CLPOA News
Cataclysm takes rescue workers to Japan
Canyon Lake residents Ron Horetski and Lewis Francescon heard their pagers and cell phones go off at 2:30 a.m. March 11. Japan had just experienced a 9.0 earthquake and tsunami and they were being mobilized with the Los Angeles County Urban Search and Rescue California Task Force 2 (CA-TF2) to respond to the disaster.
CA-TF2 in Japan - a collage of photos 1
CA-TF2 in Japan - a collage of photos 2
CA-TF2 in Japan - a collage of photos 3
CA-TF2 in Japan - a collage of photos 4
A tribute to mothers and grandmothers
When you thought we weren’t looking, we saw you hang our first paintings on the refrigerator, and we wanted to paint another one.
City Connection: Three arrested in raid on Loch Lomond
On Thursday April 28, about 7 a.m., members from the Southwest Corridor Narcotics Task Force, West County Narcotics Task Force, the Perris Station Special Enforcement Team and the Perris Station Burglary Suppression Team served a search warrant in the 22000 block of Loch Lomond Dr.
City Connection: Measure E explained
City Manager Lori Moss explains Measure E in this series of articles.
City Connection: Code Red Alert warns of accident, construction
On Tuesday, May 3, a little before 3 p.m., a single vehicle rollover accident occurred on Newport Rd., just west of Berea Rd., resulting in Code Red alert for the temporary closure of eastbound lanes. The first arriving fire engine company reported a patient was trapped inside the vehicle.
Chamber Notes
The Canyon Lake Chamber will hold its next luncheon on Wednesday, May 11, at 11:30 a.m. in the banquet room at Pepe’s. The Chamber will have representatives speaking on Measure E – both pro and con.
'Earth Week' leads to crafty recycling
Cottonwood Canyon Elementary School celebrated “Earth Week” with activities and assemblies for the students. One of the events was a Recycling Workshop held April 19.
Pat Colleary's Fire Protection Proposal
View Pat Colleary's Fire Protection Proposal.
Show brings a bit of Tuscany to Canyon Lake
Over 300 people gathered at the Lodge to enjoy the annual, fun-filled Woman’s Club fashion show. The Holiday Bay room was transformed to create this year’s theme, “Under the Tuscan Sun.” Barbara Spraul says, “No detail was overlooked, with highlights that included a gorgeous hand-painted mural and amazing Italian style bistro stage set.”
'Under the Tuscan Sun' fashion show - photo collage 1
'Under the Tuscan Sun' fashion show - photo collage 2
'Under the Tuscan Sun' fashion show - photo collage 3
Yacht Club gives the Lake annual 'clean sweep'
The 2011 Yacht Club Lake cleanup crew is pictured on April 16 at the annual Lake Cleanup event. Nineteen individuals boarded five pontoons and traveled up and down the Main Lake and East Bay picking up debris.
Girls Scouts plan pet wash
Members of Girl Scout Troop 1000 are working on earning their Bronze Award and will hold a pet wash to benefit Sun City K-9 Adoptions, a small, private, non-profit, no-kill rescue kennel that serves Sun City and surrounding areas, including Canyon Lake.
Looking Back: Remembering what was happening in past Mays
A look back at what was happening in Canyon Lake in previous Mays.
Arts and Entertainment
Arts, entertainment and activities in and around Canyon Lake.
Arts and Entertainment: 'California Suite'
The Canyon Lake Theatre and Performing Arts Association (CLCTPA) invites Canyon Lakers to “check in” and spend a delightfully funny evening of theater with the Broadway and movie smash comedy, “California Suite.” The curtain will rise on the four-scene, two-act play on Friday, May 13, and Saturday, May 14, at 7 p.m. The Saturday evening event will have a dinner-theater option as well.
Movie Reviews by Reel People: 'Fast Five'
“Fast Five” features bold personalities, over-the-top action, fast women and faster cars. It has everything a “gearhead” wants – all in one movie. In the fifth of the “Fast and Furious” series, one of the characters says it best, “This just went from Mission: Impossible to Mission: In-freaking-sanity.” It also has kind of a story. Come on, we do have standards.
Letter: Public safety
We live in one of the safest cities . . . for now!
Letter: Unpleasant election
I’ve had it! Does anyone remember a more unpleasant election environment? One “group” of candidates bash Haggerty, Neigel and McDonald for advocating change. Has anyone noticed how ugly their tactics are?
Letter: Walk ruined
Mark Twain is quoted as saying “golf is a walk ruined.” Mark Twain never walked the Canyon Lake Golf Course, which, with so much ground under repair or just dirt, would ruin even the walk.
Letter: Done with signs
Clean up the blight. Is anyone else here done with the perpetual campaign signs lining our streets? They are unsightly and totally out of control.
Letter: 'Under the Tuscan Sun'
What another spectacular Woman’s Club fashion show, “Under the Tuscan Sun,” was held last Friday at the Lodge. A huge “thank you” to Marlene Marich for chairing and Bonnie Miller for co-chairing this annual event. Everything was absolutely beautiful, including the day!
Letter: False allegation
The allegation that I have somehow been associated with a “scheme” to impact the outcome of this election is false.
Letter: Campaign strategy
I have lived here in Canyon Lake for a long time. Recently a police report was released to the public that clearly showed something is wrong in Canyon Lake.
Letter: Difference in attitude
We had an old flag we wished to have properly disposed of and contacted the City. We were curtly told, “We don’t do that.” On prior times, the City took the flags and had a program with a scout troop to perform the ceremony.
Letter: Of signs and volunteers
One is the POA election process is waaaaaay too long and the clutter and mess it creates is completely unnecessary.
Letter: Special Enforcement Officers
On December 21, after being advised to close Goetz Rd. over Salt Creek by Senior Special Enforcement Officer Pat Colleary, the City Manager made the decision not to close the road.
Letter: Measure E
The Colleary proposal for a city fire department is full of holes. Where is the trained hazmat team? The dispatch department? How will we pay for insurance, training, air support for grass fires in the BLM and arson investigations?
Letter: Public safety
Please join me in supporting our public safety services in Canyon Lake. The passing of Measure E will allow us to retain our police and fire services at the current standard.
Announcement: 'When freedom needed heroes'
The time has come for Nicholas Thomas Loiacono to set sail. He is going into the U.S. Navy and will be leaving to Great Lakes, Illinois, for boot camp on May 11, 2011. Nicholas has chosen a very important career and now duty calls, according to his mother, Charleen Loiacono.
Announcement: Champion gymnast
Brooke Moore, a level 8 gymnast at SCEGA gymnastics in Temecula, has won the state and regional championship for level 8 gymnastics. On March 25, at the state meet in Long Beach, the 16-year-old Canyon Lake resident won for Floor and All-around. On April 17, Brooke attended the regional competition in Anaheim and won the title of Regional Champion on Bars and All-Around.
In Memoriam: Dana Wilson
Dana Clair Wilson passed away April 22, 2011. He was third-born of Maxfield and Mary Wilson on January 19, 1930 in Nebraska. The family moved to Inglewood, California in 1935 when he was 5 years old.
In Memoriam: Helen Easterling
Helen A. Easterling, a longtime resident of Canyon Lake, passed away on April 11, 2011, in Hinsdale, Illinois.
In Memoriam: Don George
On April 16, a memorial service was held to honor Don George, a World War II POW. Don entered into life on June 15, 1923 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He entered into eternal rest on March 31, 2011. He was inurned at Riverside National Cemetery.
In Memoriam: Andrew Allen
Andrew James Allen, age 31, passed away tragically on May 3, 2011 in a traffic accident. He was born July 17, 1979 in Apple Valley, California to Marcia and Robert Allen, Sr.
Club News
News and information for Canyon Lake Clubs.
Photo of the Week: Mama Duck
Just like this mama duck keeping a watchful eye on her ducklings, many Canyon Lake moms will be enjoying the water with their families this weekend as they celebrate Mother's Day and the warm weather.
This Week's Official CLPOA News
Have a convertible? Drive a dignitary in Fiesta Day Parade
Fiesta Day is coming on Saturday, May 28, with a “Country Fair” theme. The Fiesta Day Committee is looking for convertibles to drive dignitaries in the parade.
At the Lodge: Bar & Grill to open at 4 p.m. Saturday
The Lighthouse Bar & Grill continues to be open on weekends, though it will not open until 4 p.m. tomorrow, May 7, because of a private event scheduled earlier in the day.
At the Country Club
In addition to the regular menu, tonight's dinner specials are Beer Braised Pork Chops with caramelized onions, served with mashed potatoes, gravy and seasoned vegetables for $11.95, and Spaghetti with Homemade Meatballs, served with garlic bread for $7.95. Dinner specials include house salad and rolls.
Board Recap
The Board of Directors met for regular session Tuesday, May 3. Present were President Chuck Newsom, Vice-President David Johnston, Treasurer Michelle Gordon, Secretary Paul Chenette and Director Steve Salazar.
Golf Course Master Plan
Residents are invited to the Golf Course Master Plan overview meeting on Monday May 9 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Country Club.
GM explains proceedings at February executive session
The following comments were read by General Manager Jovan Grogan at the May 3 regular session meeting of the Board of Directors.
Annual Meeting and Election Calendar
Tuesday, February 1 – Announce availability of “Notice of Intent to Run” forms at February Regular Board Meeting.
Classes & Activities: Dance and exercise classes continue
Beach Boot Camp has moved back to the beach! Through the end of summer, morning classes will meet at Sunset Beach (at the Lodge) Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6 to 7 a.m. Evening classes will meet at Holiday Harbor Monday and Wednesday, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Classes & Activities: Learn to play guitar
A four-week Guitar Class will begin Monday, May 16, at 7 p.m. in the Sunset Beach Room at the Lodge. Classes will continue at the same time on May 23, June 6 and 13.
Classes & Activities: Oil-painting workshop
Rita Forand teaches oil-painting classes each month in the Pool View Room at the Lodge. Learn to paint this desert scene on Sunday, May 15, from 1 to 4 p.m.
Classes & Activities: Pool is open
Heated by a unique solar system supplemented by propane, when necessary, the state of the art facility is a popular destination for residents. The Pool area includes a kiddie pool, restrooms and outdoor showers.
Classes & Activities: Play at the YMCA
For just $2 per session, preschoolers and their parents/grandparents can attend a Canyon Lake YMCA program filled with crafts, games and snacks related to the season. Romping with the big parachute or playing outside is always lots of fun, too!
Planning & Compliance: Commercial use of property is prohibited
Unless expressly exempted by law (e.g., child daycare facilities), commercial use of residential lots within the Association is prohibited.
Don't park on streets during street sweeping
Members and their guests play a part in ensuring streets are clean by not parking on the street for sweep day between the hours of 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Member Memos
Some members have had questions in regards to their ballot for this year’s election. Ballots were mailed to members as per the approved calendar on April 14, 2011. If you have not received a ballot, please contact the Inspector of Election for a replacement ballot.
Marine Patrol/Community Patrol says...
The Marine Patrol would like to remind members of Rules and Regulations Section VII-A.5 which states: A compliance certificate issued by CLPOA Marine Patrol must be submitted at time of registration for all boats with three or more horsepower.
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