Page 11 - The Friday Flyer ● MAY 25, 2018

MAY 25, 2018 THE FRIDAY FLYER A-11

LOOKING BACK

ttFROM PAGE A10 of $3 per person and the Equestrian Club dreds in atten- Canyon
held a horse show. A new addition to
New docks installed at the lodge were the equestrian center was a petting zoo dance. Lake resident
available for rent by POA members. with two miniature horses, a goat, a rab- Three and Gunnery
Boat slips could be rented on an annual bit and two chickens. The mini petting a half months Sergeant
basis for $350 or on a monthly basis for zoo was open to residents and Canyon into Canyon John Col-
$35. Lake children’s clubs. The Home Own- Lake’s Recy- lins pictured
cling Program,
30 years ago ers Club continued to work on the devel- Canyon Lake at right was
honored by
opment of exercise stations and paths at
In May 1988, Canyon Lake’s annual Evans Park West. Environmental Mayor Jack
announced that
Fiesta Day was celebrated as Fiesta del 41 percent of Wamsley
Lago. Residents and parade goers were 25 years ago the city’s resi- and the city
encouraged to dress in Mexican garb in In May 1993, Canyon Lake entered dential waste council with a
keeping with the South-of-the-Border a float in Riverside County’s Centen- was being re- proclamation
theme. Parade Grand Marshals were Bill nial Parade held in the City of Riverside. cycled. The honoring his
Gault, founder of Gault Field, and Pam Miss Canyon Lake Jennifer O’Dell rode group praised service to his
Jandt, one of the original founders of on the float and represented the City of residents for FILE PHOTO country.
Canyon Lake’s annual Chili Cook-off. doing a great
POA General Manager Don Drake Canyon Lake. job of recycling. provements included new basketball
spoke at a Home Owners Club meeting The Board of Directors made a de- The Friday Flyer becomes “The Fly- courts, a seawall, restrooms, storage
where he stressed goals of de-central- cision on the controversial street sign er” for a few months. The POA Board building, landscaped grassy areas, paved
izing management, cross-training em- debate. Many residents preferred the ex- successfully convinced a Superior Court walkways, motorcycle parking area and
ployees, initiating a preventative main- isting low profile wood signs that were judge that Friday be removed from the an improved launch ramp.
tenance program and overseeing orderly difficult for fire, police and ambulance newspapers name The Friday Flyer. The The Canyon Lake community came
and progressive growth of Canyon Lake. services to read. In a 3-2 vote the board judgment also stated that “The Flyer” together to show support for the Zerme-
After hours phone calls to the POA authorized general manager Don Drake no family, whose three-year-old daugh-
offices were being diverted to security to retain bids for 126 reflective streets could not use the POA logo or claim that ter Jessica was facing a kidney trans-
personnel at the Main Gate. In order to signs on poles to be placed on Canyon it is an official publication for the POA. plant. A benefit concert and fundraiser
Over 1,000 residents signed a petition of
free up guards to focus on traffic and Lake’s main streets. The board ruled the was held at Indian Beach.
create more convenience to members, remaining 200 wooden signs would be support for keeping the name The Fri- A main lake four bedroom luxury
the POA was in the process of develop- refurbished by a group of volunteers. day Flyer. home was being offered for $599,000
ing an electronic answering system to In a split vote, the Board of Directors 20 years ago and a golf course three bedroom, three
accept calls from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. when voted to cancel its support for Canyon car garage home with an above ground
receptionists were not on duty. Lake’s 25th anniversary celebration In May 1998, a Ribbon Cutting Cer- pool was being offered at $254,900.
The POA Board of Directors au- scheduled for May 23, citing financial emony was held at East Port for long- Rallies were being held at the corner
thorized funding for the development considerations. Chair of the committee awaited improvements. On hand for the of Greenwald and Highway 74 to obtain
of Evans Park West in the amount of spearheading the event, Vic Knight, an- event were members of the new royal funding from Caltrans and Riverside
$8,000 and landscaping at both entranc- nounced on his “Talk of the Town” local court and dignitaries from the city and County to improve the dangerous road-
es of Fairway Estates and signage at the television show that the event had been POA. Resident Vic Knight emceed the way along Greenwald. A major artery
entrance of Canyon Lake Estates in the canceled. Within minutes residents and event which included music from the for residents living in the north side of
amount of $6,500. businesses came forward offering finan- band Traveling Light and Casey Hein- Canyon Lake and 2,400 school children
In Club News, the Twirlers held a cial support for the event. The volunteer buch singing the National Anthem. A per day, 45 lives had been lost on the
Maypole Dinner Dance, the Woman’s committee managed to put together the Basketball Shooting contest was held road from 1988 to 1998.
Club held its annual Home Tour at a cost event in less than two months with hun- with prizes going to all winners. Im- uuCONTINUED PAGE A13

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