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APRIL 26, 2019 THE FRIDAY FLYER A-5

NEWS BRIEFS

This section contains information live music, vendors, exhibitors, food
on local activities and items of interest and awards. The museum will be open
to Canyon Lake residents. Information for guests to tour the Motte family col-
should be submitted to news@golding- lection of antique and classic cars. Ad-
publications.com no later than 3 p.m. mission and parking are free. For more
Monday. information, visit mottemuseum.com.
Summer Basketball Camp Museum Grand Opening Mexican Food

The Titan Summer Basketball Camp After three years since Murrieta Val- & Cantina
for boys and girls in grades 2nd through ley Historical Society formed and 64
8th will be held June 17 through June years since Mrs. Hunt gifted her home
20 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Temescal to the children of Murrieta, the first of-
Canyon High School’s gym. Registra- ficial Murrieta Museum is set to open on
tion is $75 before June 1. Registration Sunday, Apr. 28, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
after June 1 is $85. Siblings receive a at 41810 Juniper St., Murrieta.
$10 discount. Registration closes June Free Irrigation 101 Workshop
10. Camp includes skills, drills, games, THuRSDAY & SATURDAY
treats and pizza party. Participants need Elsinore Valley Municipal Water Dis-
to bring their own ball. To register, call trict and the Inland Empire Waterkeepers
951-255-9088 or email tchsboysbasket- are hosting a free Irrigation 101 Work-
ball@gmail.com. shop on Saturday, May 4, from 10 to DANCE PARTY
11:30 a.m. at EVMWD headquarters at
Flower and Plant Sale 31315 Chaney St., Lake Elsinore. Learn
how to operate a controller, how long to
The Temecula Valley Garden Club run each zone, simple maintenance tips WITH DJ_Davidw2dz
will present its 33rd annual Flower
Show and Plant Sale tomorrow, Apr. 27, and plant water needs. Space is limited.
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Temecula To reserve a seat, visit evmwd.com/ 8PM TO MIDNIGHT
Community Recreation Center, 30875 workshops or call 951-674-3146, ext.
8247.
Rancho Vista Rd. This year’s theme is
“Poetry in Nature.” Twenty19 Pet Walk
The Twenty19 Pet Walk will be held
Big Barn Car Show on Saturday, May 11. The 1.5-mile sce- Sun - Karaoke
The 7th annual Big Barn Car Show nic walk begins at 9 a.m. at 500 Diamond
will be held tomorrow, Apr. 27, from 10 Dr., Lake Elsinore. Registration will
a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Motte Historical take place on the morning of the event.
Museum at 28380 HWY 74 in Menifee. Pets must be leashed. For more informa-
The family-friendly event will feature tion, email sstuckey@lake-elsinore.org.
POA candidates have upcoming events

the last word... 4.27 - Cheez Whiz

ttFROM PAGE A4 also chose not to re-elect the mayor who 5.3 - Cheap Date
project of $350,000. It was decided that allowed all this to happen on her watch.
this project would instead be an in-house The Community has a beautiful 5.10 - Eclipse
design/build project. In hindsight, the new amenity which was constructed
request should have been declined and for $130,000, including $40,000 in ad-
the project constructed at a later date. ditional costs created by the city. Both 5.17 - Lifetime Rocker
The retaining walls are under 30 inch- parties have moved on from this debacle
es high and do not require a permit. The and the city and POA relationships have
shade structure is within the EVMWD never been stronger than they are today,
shore zone and the city had not been and the city has once again started per- 5.24 - Eclectic
permitting or inspecting anything in mitting and inspecting seawalls, docks,
that zone for several years, including gazebos, etc. in the EVMWD shore
seawalls and docks. Much misinforma- zone. These are all very positive things 5.25 - Toga Party
tion and false publicity was circulated
about what transpired between the city for our community.
and the POA on this project. Suffice it to I am looking forward to working with 5.31 - Fear of Phobia
say that as a result of what happened on the City Council to find ways to bet-
this project, the City Building Depart- ter serve the residents with the health,
ment contractor, city manager and city safety and security and cutting out du-
attorney were all terminated. The public plicated expenses.
Fashion Show models

friendships and fun... 951–244–7373

31780 Railroad, Canyon Rd,

ttFROM PAGE A1 by members. It proved to be a successful Canyon Lake, CA 92587
One of the first money-making events fundraiser.
was a rummage sale held at the Village In 2011, the board adopted a logo and
Center. This evolved into a swap meet, sold T-shirts and sweatshirts with the
first held at Blue Bird Hall and then glitzy logo. In 2014, vendors were added
moved to the Towne Center. In 2004, to the general membership meetings and
the membership voted to no longer hold the meetings were given themes.
a swap meet. All these events continue to be major
The club’s first Home Tour was held fundraisers. Members continue to put
on Nov. 24, 1973. This event continues in countless hours, display their many
to be held annually before Christmas talents and make new friendships as
and is a successful fundraiser. It now they raise money to be donated to phil-
includes a drawing for decorated Christ- anthropic recipients and scholarships.
mas trees and a vendor boutique. A footnote at the bottom of the club’s
In 2007, a “Taste of Paradise” cook- website says, “Life’s Greatest Treasure
book was created from recipes donated – Friendship.”