Page 5 - The Friday Flyer • January 5, 2018

JANUARY 5, 2018
THE FRIDAY FLYER
YEAR IN REVIEW - PART 1
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ropsy was performed on the dog and it was determined that the injuries were likely inflicted by a bird of prey.
Miss Ginny and a roomful of preschoolers celebrat- ed Robot Day at the Canyon Lake Library with stories, songs and robot crafts.
The Tennis Club announced its 2017 board mem- bers: President Jim Barringham, Vice-President Val Gambian, Secretary Sue Muscarella, Treasurer Monica Hempel, Social Media Director Jeananne Woodman, Tournament Directors Kristy Toups, Tammy Hobson and John Hodge, and held its New Year/New Member Tournament.
The Canyon Lake Woman’s Club kicked-off the first of five Fashion Show pre-party fundraisers. The pre- party theme was A Gathering of Fairies. Many partygo- ers dressed in costume.
January rains were a mixed blessing. The rains in- creased the lake water level, causing the damn to over- flow for the first time in many years, and ended the drought throughout California. But the storms also brought high winds, knocking down trees and causing flooding, road closures and landslides in Canyon Lake.
Volunteers from the Community Care Program spent two hours picking up trash along the border of Menifee and Canyon Lake.
On Jan. 31, the long-awaited city entryway monu- ments welcoming visitors to Canyon Lake were in- stalled on Railroad Canyon Rd. at the western and eastern boundaries of the city.
February
The lake was treated with alum the week of Feb. 6. The treatment was scheduled to begin in January but was delayed to due high water levels and flooding. Alum, a naturally occurring mineral, is used to help reduce algae blooms in the lake.
Canyon Lake Little League kicked off its 2017 season with Opening Day Ceremonies on Feb. 11. The Temescal Canyon Titans basketball team took the Sunbelt League championship title with a 72-45 win over the Tigers. It was the first title win for the Titans in 16 years.
On Jan. 31, the long-awaited city entryway monuments welcoming visitors to Canyon Lake were installed on Rail- road Canyon Rd. at the western and eastern boundaries of
Legendary country music artist John Anderson per- formed at the lodge. Chase Miller, a country music art- ist from Seal Beach, opened the show.
Cub Scout Pack 346 held its annual Pinewood Der- by. Overall winners for speed were: Zane Zander; 1st place; Luke Remley, 2nd place; and Zachary Zander, 3rd place. Design winners were Zach Zander for Best Cub Scout Theme, Daniel Diaz for Most Patriotic,
the city. The funds from a grant through Western Riverside Council Government paid for the two signs, saving the city more than $14,000.
Maxwell Simon for Most Realistic Looking Car, Jacob Hanks for Best Paint Job, Eddie Christianson for Fun- niest Design, Logan Caglia for Most Creative Design and Bladen Hartley for Cubmaster’s Choice.
A “Bill of Rights and You” pop-up exhibition was on display at the Canyon Lake Library during the month of February. The display commemorated the 225th an-
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