Page 7 - The Friday Flyer ● January 26, 2018

JANUARY 26, 2018 THE FRIDAY FLYER A-7

YEAR IN REVIEW - PART 4

ttFROM PAGE A6 Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce
that would be placed in the yards of vet- hosted the 25th annual Parade of Frights
in the Towne Center. Kids dressed in
erans leading up to Veterans Day. The
flags were donated by residents Warren fright-free costumes participated in a
Kelsey and Jack Wamsley. parade and used a treasure map that led
The Pickleball Club hosted its first them to businesses where they received
annual Costume Potluck-N-Play Mixer a stamp and treats. Best Costume awards
at East Port Park. Forty-eight members were given to various age groups. ABC
enjoyed food, pickleball play and a cos- Bounce provided fun with jumpers and
tume contest. carnival games. Mike Shroyer of Good
A vehicle rolled into the water at the Time Entertainment emceed the event
East Port boat launch ramp on Oct. 20. and provided the music.
James Ravenna and his caretaker were More than 140 costumed children at- PHOTO BY DONNA RITCHIE
taking photos with the car parked on the tended the Family Matters Club’s 4th
ramp. According to a report by City of annual Halloween Carnival and Cos-
Canyon Lake Special Enforcement Of- tume Contest at Holiday Harbor Park. More than 100 residents attended the POA’s Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the new pick-
ficer Curtis Browning, the caretaker ac- The event included game booths, crafts, leball courts on Oct. 24. Former POA President Bruce Yarbrough was given the honor of
cidentally released the emergency brake face painting, vendors and bounce house cutting the ribbon.
when reaching into the vehicle for un- fun.
known reasons. The vehicle could not The Canyon Lake Car Club recog-
be removed until the following morn- nized members Chuck Casey and Lee trict (EMWD) and community partners 9th annual Veterans Day Celebration
ing. The POA handled the cleanup with Norris for their enthusiasm and commit- celebrated the groundbreaking of the kicked off with a War Birds West fly-
absorbent pads and booms around the ment to the Car Club and the 2017 Car Quail Valley Sewer Project. When com- over followed by the posting of the flag
contaminated area. The registered owner Show. pleted, the project will help reduce bac- and colors, anthems, presentations, lay-
of the vehicle was issued an Administra- November teria into Canyon Lake that flows from ing of the wreath and the procession of
tive Citation for violation of Municipal Quail Valley into the lake via the culvert patriots.
Code(s) CLMC 15.01.020 “Non-Storm The POA held its final concert of the at the end of Fair Weather Dr. during For the first time in Temescal Canyon
Water Discharge” and CLMC 15.01.040 year in the Concerts at the Lodge se- heavy rainfall. High School’s history, the girls varsity
“Prohibited Discharge.” The citation ries. Legendary rock artist Rick Derrin- The Canyon Lake Fine Arts Guild an- tennis team secured the CIF champion-
carries a penalty of $500.00. ger performed hit songs such as “Hang nounced its 2018 concert series line up. ship title. Coaches Laurel Hebein and
More than 100 residents attended the on Sloopy,” “Frankenstein” and “Free The 2018 season will include tributes Tony Arendt, both Canyon Lake resi-
POA’s Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for Ride” before an enthusiastic crowd to Billy Joel, Bee Gees, Jimmy Buffet, dents, led fellow Canyon Lake players
the new pickleball courts. Light refresh- of more than 200. Ticket holders were Chicago and Rod Stewart. Keely Arendt, Kristen Ha, Amanda Mar-
ments were served and gift cards were treated to a Meet and Greet after the The Canyon Lake Bassmasters Club tilla, Adelina Whaley, along with the
raffled off. Following the ceremony, show. announced its monthly tournament win- rest of the team, Kaitlyn Driggers, An-
free pickleball lessons were offered for A five-vehicle collision on Railroad ners. The team of Joe Merrill and Brian gelina Ha, Valerie Hallin, Yasmin John-
those interested in learning more about Canyon Rd. at the main gate on the eve- Hahn won top total weight with 18.22 son, Madison Ngo, Bethany Strong and
the sport. ning of Nov. 2 left one man dead and lbs. of fish. Joe also won “Big Fish of Semaj Walter, to victory.
The Tennis Club held its Halloween several others injured. The driver caus- the Day” with a bass weighing 7.45 lbs. Eight-year-old Canyon Lake resident
Costume Mixer on Oct. 21. Thirty-two ing the accident was suspected by po- On Nov. 11, more than 500 residents Jace Tolbert earned second place and
players dressed up in costumes to play lice to have been under the influence of gathered in Canyon Lake Towne Center third overall in the 49th annual Elsinore
tennis and enjoy food and fellowship drugs at the time of the accident. to honor veterans for their service, sacri- Grand Prix.
with club members. The Elsinore Municipal Water Dis- fice and love of country. Canyon Lake’s uuCONTINUED PAGE A8

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