Page 8 - The Friday Flyer ● January 26, 2018

A-8 THE FRIDAY FLYER JANUARY 26, 2018

YEAR IN REVIEW - PART 4

ttFROM PAGE A7 Canyon Lake Men’s Golf Club Member/
After 15 years of service, Joanna Member golf tournament.
For the first time in Temescal Can-
Spiller retired from the Fiesta Day Com- yon High School’s history, the boys var-
mittee and her position as chairperson. sity water polo team won the 2017 CIF
Joanna joined the committee in 2002 Southern Section Division 5 champion-
and served as booth organizer and trea- ships. Nine of the 15 players are Canyon
surer. In 2006, the committee elected her Lake residents.
as chairperson. From 2006 to 2017, she Canyon Lakers Michael Claeys, Jer-
served as both the chairperson and trea- rod Paulson, Shawn Viola, Tim Boman,
surer. Monica Viola, Brayden Viola, Patti East-
The Canyon Lake Fine Arts Guild in- erly, Todd Barsby and Gavin Viola par-
stalled its new Board of Directors for the ticipated in a bike ride fundraiser to help
2018 concert season. The 2018 Board of raise money for the victims of the Route PHOTO BY JILL TORKELSON
Directors are Ron Martel, president; Dee 91 Harvest Festival shooting in Las Ve-
Zasio, treasurer; Sue Bonner, member- gas. The event was organized by Sarah
ship director; Bert Barbary, operations Sleeter, a resident of Menifee, who was
manager; Orlando Lopez, activities di- at the concert with friends on the night On Nov. 16, 2017, a Dodge Ram 2500 truck veered off the side of the road on Vacation Dr.
rector; Bonnie Dubbs, social director; of the shooting. and crashed into a pad mounted equipment box. The crash tripped the circuit and caused an
Corrie Tutt, secretary and Larry Gar- The City of Canyon Lake held its an- electrical flash that sent the vehicle and the 800-pound box plunging off the side of the hill.
land, publicity. nual Turkey Drive on Nov. 16. Eighty
On Nov. 16, a Dodge Ram 2500 truck turkeys and 80 bags of fixings were col- anniversary. The very first edition of The proved the purchase of four mounted ra-
veered off the side of the road on Vaca- lected during the two-hour drive. The Friday Flyer hit the streets in November dar units for Community Patrol vehicles
tion Dr. and crashed into a pad mounted food collected was donated to Helping 1990 and not a week has gone by with- as well as an RU2 mobile speed trailer at
equipment box. The crash tripped the Our People in Elsinore (H.O.P.E.). The out the newspaper arriving in Canyon its Dec. 5 Regular Session Board Meet-
circuit and caused an electrical flash services provided by H.O.P.E. also help Lake mailboxes. ing. The RU2 mobile speed trailer will
that sent the vehicle and the 800-pound to benefit Canyon Lake families in need Approximately 100 residents attend- be used to help bring attention to speed
box plunging off the side of the hill. The A new flagpole was installed at Hap- ed the city’s annual Tree Lighting Cer- control throughout the community and
vehicle rolled several times before land- py Camp. The new addition was made emony held in Towne Center. Canyon assist Community Patrol with issuing
ing upside down on the hillside below. possible by 14-year-old Canyon Lake Lake Fire Station 60 chauffeured Santa tickets to speeders in multiple locations.
A small brush fire started on the hill but Eagle Scout Jake Hosking from Troop to Towne Center where he took pho- Eventually, the speed trailer will be able
was quickly extinguished. The 30-year- 444. Jake raised money through recy- tos with attendees. The Canyon Lake to track speeds and take photos of speed-
old driver was able to free himself and cling and donations to pay for the flag- Choraleers sang familiar holiday carols ing vehicles. Speeders will then be is-
walk away from the crash with minor pole. The flagpole is dedicated to all and city staff served complimentary hot sued citations by mail.
injuries. He was taken by ambulance to past, present and future Eagle Scouts chocolate and treats. The Yacht Club held its annual Parade
a nearby hospital for evaluation and re- in Canyon Lake and Den Leader Mark December of Lights on Dec. 9. Winners were as
leased later that evening. Heider to thank them for their service to follows: Sweepstakes ($125), the Cas-
Canyon Lake resident Mikaela Wells, the community. The Canyon Cowboy Saloon, the lat- sidy family; Club Boat ($100), Ski Club;
a senior and water polo goalie at Temes- Peggy Basubas, Joe Cruz, Devlin est bar and restaurant to open in Towne Ski Boat 1 ($100), Chris Freckleton and
cal Canyon High School, signed a Let- Fillmore, Fred Willis, George Middle, Center, held its official grand opening Amanda Johnson; Ski Boat 2 ($50), An-
ter of Intent to play water polo for the Mike Porter and Michelle Porter were on Dec. 1. The event featured live music gie and Mike Bazaldua; Pontoon Boat
Seahawks, a Division 1 team at Wagner announced as the winners of the Tennis by the band Young Guns, drink specials 1 ($100), the Cassara and Hosko fami-
College in Staten Island, NY. Club’s annual Turkey Trot Mixer. and giveaways. lies; Pontoon Boat 2 ($50), the Cameron
Ninety-four golfers participated in the The Friday Flyer celebrated its 27th The POA Board of Directors ap- uuCONTINUED PAGE A9

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