Page 5 - The Friday Flyer • January 19, 2018

JANUARY 19, 2018 THE FRIDAY FLYER A-5

YEAR IN REVIEW - PART 3

The beginning of the year is not only
a time to look to the future but it’s an apt
time to reflect on the changes and revisit Mechanical
some of the things that happened in the harvesters could
community over the past 12 months. be seen around
Last week, The Friday Flyer featured
part two of Year in Review with a look the lake in July
back at some of the things that happened 2017 as the
in the community from April to June POA’s continuing
2017. battle to remove
This week, The Friday Flyer features the spiny-leaf
part three of a Year in Review and will naiad in the lake.
look back at things that happened in A nuisance plant,
the community from July to September the spiny-leaf
2017. Next week, the Year in Review naiad grows at
wraps up with a look back at things that the bottom of
happened from October to December the lake, breaks
2017. loose floating to
the surface cre-
July ating a hazard to

Fire Station 60 reopened after 2 years PHOTO BY DONNA RITCHIE boats.
of negotiations with the county. A Rib-
bon-Cutting Ceremony was held to cel-
ebrate the reopening.
Canyon Lakers celebrated the Fourth More than 200 people attended a Rep- State Competition. Kristen, who drives The Woman’s Club held a Mermaid
of July with friends, family, barbecues, tile Party hosted by the Canyon Lake Li- for the Lake Elsinore Unified School and Pirate Pool Pre-party Fundraiser at
water fun and a spectacular fireworks brary. The petting and handling portion District, received a trophy and an all- the home of Lyne Hall as a lead up to
display. In the morning, approximately of the party had to be moved outside due expense paid trip to the Roadeo Interna- the club’s annual Mermaid Festival at
150 residents came together for the 13th to the size of the crowd. tional Championships. Indian Beach.
annual Waller Family Bike Ride. What The Tennis Club held a Fiesta Doubles More than 180 kids participated in the The Triathlon and Fitness Club host-
started as a group of neighbors com- Mixer. The winners were Devlin Knott, Jr. Golf Camp at the golf course. Par- ed its annual Summer Triathlon Barbe-
ing together on the Fourth of July for Henry Valdez, Jimmy Aguilar, Peggy ticipants were divided by age and skill cue at Indian Beach.
a morning of bike riding and breakfast Babubas, Michelle Porter, Phil Braun, level. The kids with the top scores were Canyon Lake resident Anton Riniti
turned into an annual event that has also Bill Van Vleet and Tiffany Kepford. Austin Killery in the five to six year old appeared on the ABC television show
served as a fundraiser for Canyon Lake Canyon Lake Car Club member division, Noah Geeves in the seven to Steve Harvey’s Funderdome. His inven-
families in need. Anthony Garcia won the Best Street eight year old division, Londyn Laurti- tion, Bean Bagglz, won him $50,000.
Mechanical harvesters could be seen Rod award at the New Joy Baptist zen in the nine to 10 year old division Canyon Lake Community Theatre
around the lake in early July as the Church Car Show in Riverside. and Brayden Byrnes and Jacob Venier presented Willy Wonka Jr. at the lodge.
POA’s continuing battle to remove the Bassmasters Club monthly tourna- tied for top score in the 11 to 18 year old The Family Matters Club hosted a
spiny-leaf naiad in the lake. A nuisance ment winners were Travis Smith and division. free spaghetti dinner for seniors at the
plant, the spiny-leaf naiad grows at the Jack Smith with 14.98 pounds of fish. Thirteen-year-old Kylene Evens senior center.
bottom of the lake, breaks loose floating Canyon Lake resident Kristen Malone treated members of the Bible Fellowship
to the surface creating a hazard to boats. took first place in the School Bus Rodeo Club with a harp performance. uuCONTINUED PAGE A6

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