Page 6 - The Friday Flyer ● MAY 10, 2019

A-6 THE FRIDAY FLYER MAY 10, 2019

NEWS BRIEFS

This section contains information ate run/jog which will begin prior to the
on local activities and items of interest ceremony at 5:45 p.m. at the corner of
to Canyon Lake residents. Information Orange Street and 12th Street. Regis-
should be submitted to news@golding- tration is not required for the run and is
publications.com no later than 3 p.m. open to everyone of all ages and abili-
Monday. ties. Mexican Food
Lioness Bingo Fundraiser Festival & Cantina

Sponsored by the Canyon Lake Lion- The We Love America Festival will
first responders. The event features live SUNDAY, MAY 12
ess Club, bingo is held at the Canyon be held on Saturday, July 6, from 2 to
Lake Senior Center on the first and third 10 p.m. at the Outlets at Lake Elsinore
Sunday of every month from 1 to 4 p.m. at 17600 Collier Ave. The festival is a
Due to State Law, players must be 18 or salute to active military, veterans and
older to play.
Admission is $10 per six-sheet set; music, art displays, entertainment, beer
special games are available for $1 each. garden, food trucks, more than 90 ven-
Those wishing to attend from outside the dors and a fun zone for kids featuring a
community should call Nancy Coughlin waterslide, bounce house, crafts and car-
at 951-805-0543 or Joanna Spiller at nival games.
951-244-1553 for gate entrance. Caregivers Connection
Twenty19 Pet Walk Caregivers Connection is an outreach

The Twenty19 Pet Walk will be held for those caring for a loved one with de-
tomorrow, May 11, at 9 a.m. The 1.5- mentia, Alzheimer’s and other diseases
mile scenic walk will begin at the levee of the aging. JoAnn Wickerath and Bev Mother's Day
of the Diamond Stadium, 500 Diamond Haney lead a group with informational
Dr., Lake Elsinore. Registration will talks, videos and fellowship. This is a
take place on the morning of the event. great opportunity to speak with other
A raffle will take place at the conclusion caregivers and share information, tips
of the event. All pets must be leashed and experiences. Meetings are typically
at all times. Vendor opportunities are held on the 2nd and 4th Mondays from BRUNCH
available. For more information, email 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Canyon Lake Com-
sstuckey@lake-elsinore.org. munity Church in Building C. Attendees
Free Health Seminar are asked to refrain from using perfume
at the meetings as there are those who
The Consumer Health and Well- are allergic to the chemicals in perfume.
ness Advocacy will present “Healthy, For more information, contact JoAnn
Wealthy and Wise” tomorrow, May 11, Wickerath at 951-679-7736 or Bev
in the Magnolia Room at the Canyon Haney at 951-764-1730.
Lake Country Club. Choose between Farmers Market
two times, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. or 11:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Admission is free, The Canyon Lake Farmers Market
seating is limited. Topics will cover how operates every Sunday from 9 a.m. to
to save money and shop healthy, holistic 1:30 p.m. in the upper section of the BRUNCH SERVED WITH BOTTOMLESS "MIMOSAS"
breakthroughs for health management, Towne Center parking lot.
natural weight management solutions
and personal finance tips and tools. Chronic Illness Support PRIME RIB SPECIAL $16.75
Snacks will be served and there will be The Chronic Illness Support Group
a raffle drawing for prizes. For more in- meets on the first Monday of each $4 HOUSE MARGARITA,
formation, contact Alexis Smith at 951- month from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Canyon
264-8926. Lake Senior Center. All ages are wel- $8 PREMIUM SKINNY WATERMELON MARGARITA,
Menifee Historical Museum come to attend. The group provides the 1/2 BOTTLE OFF BOTTLE OF WHINE
opportunity to share and receive support
The Menifee Valley Historial Mu- from others who have chronic condi-
seum will present a free program about tions, whether from illness or physical
Dorothy McElhinney and the Pinto issues. For more information, contact
Ranch on May 18 at 9:30 a.m. at the Steven Prince at 949-293-2919.
Antelope-Menifee Rural Center, 31850 upcoming events
Haun Rd. Dorothy’s daughter will share Celebrate Recovery
her story about growing up on the ranch. Celebrate Recovery is a program that
For more information, visit menifeehis- teaches and gives one tools on how to 5.10 - Eclipse
tory.com or call 951-708-6842. address their hurts, habits and hang-ups

Summer Basketball Camp so that they can move forward and find 5.17 - Lifetime Rocker
their purpose and a life filled with joy.
The Titan Summer Basketball Camp Participants discover that they are not
for boys and girls in grades 2nd through alone in what they are going through 5.24 - Eclectic
8th will be held June 17 through June and find people to walk alongside them.
20 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Temescal Celebrate Recovery meets every Sun- 5.25 - Toga Party
Canyon High School’s gym. Registra- day at 6 p.m. in Building C at Canyon
tion before June 1 is $75. Registration Lake Community Church. They offer
after June 1 is $85. Siblings receive a Celebrate Recovery (recovery for adults 5.31 - Fear of Phobia
$10 discount. 18 and older); The Landing (recovery
Registration closes June 10. Camp for teens); Celebration Place (recovery
includes skills, drills, games, treats and for kids); and free childcare. A potluck
pizza party. Participants need to bring is held on the first Sunday of each month EVERY WEDNESDAY, THuRSDAY & SATURDAY
their own ball. To register, call 951- at 5 p.m. For more information, contact
255-9088 or email tchsboysbasketball@ Marianne at 951-244-1877, ext. 209.
gmail.com. Vail Headquarters DANCE PARTY WITH DJ_Davidw2dz
Peace Officer’s Memorial Run Sunday Funday events held at Vail 8PM TO MIDNIGHT (Sun - Karaoke)

The 36th annual Riverside County Headquarters, 32115 Temecula Park-
Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony way, Temecula, offer fun for the whole
and Run will be held on Monday, May family. Activities include arts and crafts, All shows start @8 PM
20. Riverside County law enforcement train rides, picnic games, historical dis-
agencies and surviving family members plays and more. Sunday Funday is held
will remember peace officers who have every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 951–244–7373
died in the line of duty at a solemn cere- Other rotating entertainment includes
mony in front of the “Safe in His Arms” live blacksmithing demonstrations, 31780 Railroad, Canyon Rd,
memorial statue at 4102 Orange St. in stagecoach rides, Momtrepreneurs ven-
Riverside, beginning promptly at 6:15 dor market (first Sunday of the month), Canyon Lake, CA 92587
p.m. The public is invited to attend the petting zoo, live music and dance per-
ceremony and participate in the moder- formances.