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CANYON LAKE’S NEWSPAPER • JULY 6, 2018

Evans family honored with Canyon Laker wins Yacht Club awards
gold at Pasadena scholarships to CL

monument in park Pg. A4 Senior Games Pg. A7 triplets Pg. A8

PHOTO PROVIDED BY LYNE HALL PHOTO PROVIDED BY LYNE HALL

In addition to awarding scholarships to Canyon Lake students, the Woman’s Club donated
$20,500 to local organizations. The club presented the recipients, above, with the donations at its June meeting.
Woman's Club donates $42,000

Since 1995, the Canyon Lake Wom- SAFER, US Vets Inland Empire, 4 Paws Kaitlyn’s 2014 African mission trip and Lakeside High School. With a focus and
an’s Club has awarded nearly $300,000 4 Patriots, Bossom Buddies, One Leg- working within communities there, she goal of earning a doctorate and pursu-
in scholarships to local graduates and acy, Wounded Heroes of America and aspires to become a traveling nurse and ing a career in the medical field, Taylor
women continuing their education. This the Canyon Lake POA. The $4,500 the help people all over the world. will begin her educational journey on
year, the Woman’s Club continues this club donated to the POA will go toward While at Temescal Kaitlyn served on the University of California in San Di-
vital program with awarding scholar- a new sound system for the Holiday Bay the Associated Student Body Board for ego campus. In addition to being a top
scholar and receiving numerous aca-
ships to four recent Canyon Lake high Room. four years, was a member of the cheer demic awards throughout her years at
school graduates and three Canyon Lake This year’s high school recipients are team for four years and served as var-
continuing education students. Kaitlyn Basham, Ashlyn Dowell, Taylor sity cheer captain this past year. She has Lakeside, Taylor very successfully par-
ticipated on basketball, volleyball, track
In addition to student scholarships, Ogden and Natalie Schwarz. This year’s received a number of academic awards,
the Woman’s Club donated $20,500 to continuing education recipients are Bay- participated in community activities, re- and field and other athletic teams receiv-
ing awards for those endeavors as well.
local organizations: Animal Friends of
local organizations: Animal Friends of lee Barckley, Donica Loney and Monica ceived community awards and continu- Her commitment to her community is
the Valley, Canine Support, Cops for Macdonald. ally volunteers in her church – being a reflected in her on-going participation in
the Valley, Canine Support, Cops for
Kaithlyn Basham is a graduate of Tem-
Kids, Emergency Pre- escal Canyon High School. part of Serving Orphans Worldwide. volunteer opportunities in Canyon Lake.
Kids, Emergency Pre-
paredness, Friends of the She will be attending Cali- Ashlyn Dowell, also a graduate of Natalie Schwarz received her diplo-
paredness, Friends of the
Library, Honor Flight,
Library, Honor Flight, fornia Baptist University Temescal Canyon, will attend San Di- ma from Temescal Canyon High School
H.O.P.E., Hospice of the
H.O.P.E., Hospice of the in Riverside. As a ego State University in the fall. She and will enter California Polytechnic
Valley, Michelle’s Place, re sul t o f plans to major in biology. Her focus will University, Pomona, in September with
Valley, Michelle’s Place,
be to learn more about diseases and
how to cure them. Ashlyn hopes to the goal of becoming a fashion buyer
join the medical field in search of for a large retail company. Natalie was
better medicine to help those less a member of the school varsity dance/
fortunate. Ashlyn participated in competition team and served as the ju-
a number of activities at school, nior varsity captain during her junior
including Parent Teacher Student year. Her interest in fashion design led
Association, Associated Student her to be a four-year member of the fash-
ion club and serve as president this past
Body, swim and water polo, and year. In the past few years, Natalie has
received a number of academic competed in the FCCLA, in fashion de-
awards. She is active in her sign, and won first place at the regional
church and participates in local
community activities. competition two years in a row as well
Recipients of the Canyon Lake Woman’s Club 2018 student scholarships. Taylor Ogden is a graduate of uuCONTINUED PAGE A6