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CANYON LAKE’S NEWSPAPER  • MARCH 30, 2018






















           POA announces new Fiesta Day                                               Get rid of junk at                    Sharing family fun
                                                                                      Canyon Lake's City-                   at community Easter

           parade route Pg. A5                                                        Wide Clean Up Pg. A13                 Carnival Pg. A15

















































                                                                                                                                                                 PHOTO PROVIDED BY DAWNA GATROST






                                                                                                                            Canyon Lake Middle School
                                                                                                                            students "Walk for Water" to help
                                                                                                                            raise money for a well in Sudan.
           CLMS  students ‘Walk for Water’







           BY DONNA RITCHIE                     well costs approximately  $15,000 to
           EDITOR, THE FRIDAY FLYER             build and will supply a village of up to
             Students at  Canyon Lake  Middle   2000 people with fresh water for a life-
           School formed the Caring Cougars, a   time.
           humanitarian club, last year after read-  The students raised more than $9,000
           ing the book “A Long Walk to Water” in   in sponsorships. Adrain Duron is the top
           Dawna Gatrost’s 7th grade class.     earner and received a trophy for his ef-
             Through the book, students learned   forts.
           about children who have to walk hours   “It’s incredible what the kids can do
           a day to find water, which is often con-  when they untie for a cause,” said Daw-
           taminated.  The  goal  of  this  club  is  to   na. “I’m so proud of our students.”
           make  its  students  members  empathetic   During the event, students investigat-
           citizens  of their community  and the  ed water quality from local waters sourc-
           world.                               es and compared it to the water in South
             On Mar. 21, CLMS students hosted a  Sudan. The students found that the water
           “Walk for Water” event. On the day of  quality in South Sudan was undrinkable
           the  walk, 186 students walked a one-  and well is definitely needed.
           mile path carrying buckets of water to   Jacob Shiba of EVMWD spoke to the
           simulate the walk woman and children  students about water conservation and
           must make each day in South Sudan.  the United Nations. Arleen Sanchez of
           Each student wore a necklace that fea-  Lake  Elsinore  Unified School District
           tured a Sudanese to represent those they  spoke to the students about being “world
           were walking for. “We walked for water  changers.” A representative from the or-                                                                      PHOTO PROVIDED BY DAWNA GATROST
           so they don’t have to,” said Dawna.  ganization Water for South Sudan spoke
             In order for students to participate in  to the students via Skype.
           the event, they had to have a minimum   The  students  are  raising  money  for
           sponsorship donation of $25. The funds  the well until  Apr. 6.  To donate, visit
           raised will go toward the cost of build-  amen13.weebly.com. Donations are tax   Canyon Lake Middle School students walk a one-mile path carrying buckets of water to
           ing a well a village in South Sudan. Each  deductible.                     simulate the walk women and children must make each day in South Sudan.
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