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STEPHEN STILLS & JUDY COLLINSfollowEd By thE firEworkS Show • SEptEMBEr 2 • 7:00 pM

50 years ago, singer-songwriter STEPHEN STILLS met singer-songwriter JUDY COLLINS. Their tumultuous love affair would later be immortalized by Stills with his composition “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”, performed by Crosby, Stills & Nash on their landmark debut. Both artists would go on to shape modern music with visionary approaches, but Stills and Collins’ short fiery union remains a transformative era for the two artists.

This summer, the two icons of folk will celebrate the golden anniversary of that formative time together. Their joint summer tour marks the first time ever Stills and Collins have been onstage together. For this once in a lifetime experience, the two music legends will pull from their rich catalogs, and debut songs from their upcoming album due out this summer. They will also be sharing warm intimate stories from their journey shaping the 1960’s Laurel Canyon folk scene they helped build. judycollins.com; stephenstills.com

Opening Act: KENNY WHITE, pianist, singer/songwriter, producer and arranger, has been very well known in the NYC recording scene for decades. LONG LIST OF PRIORS, his aptly named new album, is the latest collection of original songs: indelible snapshots of the human condition, from heart-wrenching to hilarious and observed with the precision of a diamond cutter. www.kennywhite.net

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LAO TIZER BAND 6:30-7:30 pmTHE LAO TIZER BAND featuring ERIC MARIENTHAL and KAREN BRIGGS returns to Lake Mission Viejo for JAZZFEST 2017! This world acclaimed, jazz, fusion powerhouse group features an all-star lineup of musicians. Led by pianist and composer Lao Tizer, the octet also features violinist Karen Briggs, Grammy winning sax legend Eric Marienthal, Grammy nominated bass legend Ric Fierabracci, Grammy nominated drummer Gene Coye, percussionist Munyungo Jackson, guitarist Jeff Marshal, and vocalist Tina Hutchinson. The band, declared “A Torchbearer for a new generation of Contemporary Jazz,” brings their

unique blend of original, high-energy jazz to the Lake for a memorable evening of live music! www.LaoTizer.com

BROTHERS BROWN 8:00-9:00 pmTwo Paul Browns front the band; one, the guitarist, from LA with two Grammy Awards to his credit and the other, a keyboards specialist from Music City. The band is rounded out by two more Nashville natives, bassist David Santos and drummer Peter Young. Seasoned professionals with that golden ear, the BROTHERS BROWN significantly craft soulful songs reflecting a distillation of 50 years of the American Musical golden age. www.facebook.com/Brothers-Brown-366244206889795

JESSICA CHILDRESS 5:00-6:00 pmJESSICA CHILDRESS is an LA-based singer/songwriter. She is reminiscent of the golden age of classic soul, with an enormous voice that combines traditional R&B with a rock n’ roll energy. www.JessicaChildressMusic.com

Members interested in participating in the 38th Annual “Parade of Lights” on Saturday, December 2nd, should contact the Lake Services Department at (949) 770-1313, ext. 200, Sunday, October 1 through Saturday, October 21. A limited number of power inverters are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Party boat reservations will be granted by lottery. Get your name on the lottery list now!

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lMVA delegatesDist Delegate Location Units101 Ken Kuczer La Paz 246102 No Current Delegate La Paz 298103 No Current Delegate La Paz 292104 No Current Delegate Coronado 95105 Vickie McCollum Casta del Sol 291106 No Current Delegate Barcelona 415107 No Current Delegate Barcelona 435108 No Current Delegate El Dorado 465109 No Current Delegate El Dorado 261110 No Current Delegate El Dorado 190111 No Current Delegate Granada 155112 No Current Delegate Deane 364113 No Current Delegate Mission Ridge 230114 No Current Delegate Madrid 188115 No Current Delegate El Dorado 435116 No Current Delegate Madrid 324117 Don Tayenaka Cordova 290118 No Current Delegate Castille 366119 Frank Fossati Castille/Madrid 405120 No Current Delegate Castille 292121 No Current Delegate Aliso Viejo -1 182122 No Current Delegate Aliso Viejo -2 109123 No Current Delegate Seville 315124 Gina Connoy La Mancha 155125 No Current Delegate Castille 199127 No Current Delegate Cordova 277181 No Current Delegate Casa Loma Condos 2026 No Current Delegate Madrid del Lago 68828 Jane Chadburn Cordova 20929 No Current Delegate Castille 52130 No Current Delegate Casta del Sol 21231 No Current Delegate Montiel 40432 Bob Ollry Cordova 38233 Mark Glackin Tres Vistas 6434 Rod Simenz Andalusia 41435 No Current Delegate Cresta Verde 836 No Current Delegate Madrid del Lago 2437 Bonnie Noggle Mallorca 36938 No Current Delegate Cordova 52839 Randy Tisdale Casta del Sol 52940 Sandy McClure Finisterra 21441 No Current Delegate Briarwood 16942 No Current Delegate Baja Finisterra 11843 Alan Edwards Galicia/Cortez 47544 No Current Delegate Montiel/Galicia 48345 Dave Markwell Evergreen 28546 No Current Delegate Casta del Sol 42447 Tamara Hoadwonic Alta Finisterra 20248 Ron Bassolino Cypress Point 21149 No Current Delegate Castille 850 No Current Delegate Galicia 4551 Nanette Meyer El Mirador 5452 No Current Delegate Valencia 26053 Randy Beckman Cortez 42954 No Current Delegate Las Palmas 40555 Mike Gaines Ridgemont 17256 Dale Tarkington Canyon Crest 97957 Mark Brown Eastbrook 21358 Wayne Atkins Hillcrest 24859 Alexandra Braconi Emerald Point 23960 LaVonne Smith California Colony 19861 Kathryn Abele Palm Gardens 33462 Gerald Newkirk Pinecrest 42263 Anna Waugh Evergreen Lakeview 14664 Art Cook Mission Sunrise 227 Ridge65 No Current Delegate Rainbow Ridge 31266 Co Representative Vista del Lago 20267 Patrick Coyle Palmia 90168 Mike McKee Auburn Ridge 24069 Kevin Pennington Highland Park 20970 Christopher Grayce Califia 1,00272 Joe Licha Pacific Hills 60273 Diane Shiroke Pacific Knolls 51175 No Current Delegate Pacific Hills East 7576 James Black California Court 18477 Alberta Hultman California Terrace 13278 James Jones Quail Run 20679 Cathy Pilliod Mirasol 21180 Brent Edwards Melrose 13082 Fred Mellenbruch Stone Ridge 46883 Alex Naghibi Painted Trails 486 Total 24,475

help Elect a delegate!Was there a proxy included in your assessment bill this June? Proxies are mailed to facilitate the LMVA election of District Delegates which takes place in October. If you do not plan to attend the election proceedings in-person, complete our proxy and mail it back to LMVA. Proxies are available at the Lake office if you cannot locate your copy. There are several options for completing your proxy: 1. You may designate the current LMVA Board of Directors. 2. You may name and designate any Lake Association member, other than

yourself to vote your proxy. 3. You may indicate that you want your proxy counted toward the quorum

requirements for the election meeting(s) to help meet the 25% quorum requirements to conduct business.

Some members do not receive proxies. LMVA members living in the “Sub-Associations” do not receive proxies. These Sub-Associations each elect their LMVA District Delegate at their Board of Directors meetings as required by the Sub-Association’s governing documents. For more information about elections for your District Delegate, contact your homeowner’s association Board of Directors.

On Tuesday, October 10th at 7:00 pm in the LMVA Administration Building, the reconvened meetings of the Non-Sub Association Districts that did not reach a quorum at the October 3rd meeting will be held. The twenty-five percent (25%) quorum requirement is also required at these reconvened meetings. The October Board of Directors Meeting will be held immediately following the Non-Sub Association District reconvened meetings.A Candidates Forum is scheduled for Tuesday October 24th at 6 :00 pm in the Lake Clubhouse for any member wishing to meet with candidates running for Board of Director positions that evening. The culmination of the election process occurs following the Candidates Forum on Tuesday, October 24th at 7:00 pm with the Annual Meeting of the Lake Delegates. The election of the Board of Directors takes place at this meeting. Two Board positions are up for election in 2017. A quorum of District Delegates representing twenty five percent (25%) of the membership is required to conduct the election. The District Delegates will then cast votes to elect Board positions. LMVA members are invited to attend all of the meetings in the election process. This gives members an opportunity to support their District Delegate and to meet the individuals who are seeking to serve on the LMVA Board of Directors.

It is time once again to elect your District Delegate to Lake Mission Viejo Association. The list of

delegates adjacent to this article represents the current delegates for all districts in LMVA. There are two types of delegate elections held annually. Sub Associations to LMVA elect their own delegates during their annual Board of Director elections. LMVA assists Non-Sub Association districts with the process explained below. As you can see, there a large number of vacancies in the Non-Sub districts due to a change in the LMVA By-Laws requiring members to own property in the districts they represent. For more information on how to become a District Delegate, call LMVA at (949) 770-1313, ext. 215. The first step in the process is the District Delegate Non-Sub Association Meetings, to be held concurrently, on Tuesday, October 3rd at 7:00 pm in the LMVA Administrative Building. These annual meetings are held to elect District Delegates in all Non-Sub Association Delegate Districts. A quorum of twenty-five percent (25%) of members represented in person or by written proxy is required to conduct business in a Delegate District. It is not too early to consider who your District Delegate is and to contact your Delegate to talk about their accomplishments over the past year and their intentions for next year.

Annual delegate and Board Election time

September 2 East Beach Open 10:00 am-10:00 pm Concert VI 7:00 pm STEPHEN STILLS & JUDY COLLINS followed by the Fireworks Show 3 East Beach Open 10:00 am-10:00 pm 4 LABOR DAY Guests welcome all day East Beach Open 10:00 am-7:00 pm Closed for season after Labor Day 12 Board Meeting 7:00 pm 16 JAZZFEST & 4:00-10:00 pm TASTE OF THE LAKE

18 Last boat rented at 5:00 pm; due in at 6:00 pm 24 LMVYC Fall Regatta 1:00 pm

october 3 District Delegate 7:00 pm Non-Sub Association Meeting 8 LMVYC Junior Regatta II 1:00 pm 10 Board Meeting and 7:00 pm Delegate Reconvene Meeting 21 LAKE EEERIE 6:00-9:00 pm HALLOWEEN EVENT 22 Top Skippers 1:00 pm Championship Regatta 24 Annual Meeting 7:00 pm of the Delegates and Board Elections

Jazzfest & Taste of the Lake are back to round out another amazing summer concert series here at the Lake. Taste the best of what local restaurateurs have to

offer while enjoying three world-renowned jazz bands right here in your own backyard. Tony’s Sea Landing will be open as well, providing beer, wine, and a few other treats.Local artists will be participating in the 13th Annual Paint the Lake competition that is judged by you, the member public. Be sure to cast your vote for a winning painting to be added to the LMVA Paint the Lake art collection displayed in the halls of the Administration Building. Don’t miss all the great food available at this year’s Jazzfest/Taste of the Lake. Restaurants highlighted here will be showcasing their culinary skills for members to enjoy.

fishing is Back at lMVLake Mission Viejo is rebounding with fish survivability now at 100% after a tough winter living with Golden Algae. 300 pounds of Tilapia, averaging 1½ pounds each, and 300 pounds of Channel Catfish, averaging 2½ pounds each were stocked Wednesday, July 19th. On August 1st, 1,500 pounds of Tilapia and 500 pounds of Catfish were stocked in the Lake. Conditions have improved further, leading to another 1000 pound stock of Tilapia on August 15th. Anglers are also fishing for “Cats” in the evenings. Look for more stockings into the Fall if Lake conditions remain positive!

Golden Algae is not harmful to humans or other mammals. Water conditions are otherwise healthy, and there have been no reports of any illness related to water use or contact at the Lake. Frequent Lake monitoring and regular water testing will continue at the Lake, as it always has to ensure a safe, enjoyable experience at Lake Mission Viejo.

what’s Next?Lake water conditions are excellent, with the exception of Golden Algae. GA levels look like they have finally come down as of mid-July. Staff monitors the water conditions daily, tests fish viability weekly, and samples for Golden Algae counts every other week. There were no signs of a spring spawn from the remaining Bass and Tilapia populations, which normally occurs from March to June. A bass was caught, and released, a few weeks ago, and fishfinders indicate a few schools of fish in the Lake. Visit our website to keep up with the latest fishing information:www.LakeMissionViejo.org

Junior Sailors tack to VictoryYacht Club Junior Sailors were active in 11 major regattas in Southern California this summer. Congratulations to our winning sailors!

Mckenna pughFirst place, RS Tera class; First place, Commodore Cup Lido Isle YC Bay.

Nicole Sighiartu Sabot Division II Championship, Mission Bay3rd overall, and winner of the girls division.LMVYC Summer Regatta: CFJ First in “B” class First, second and third “C” class – Sabot, Laser, Sabot respectively. The Yacht Club’s Junior Sailors ages 9 to 18 train in Sabots, CFJs, Lasers and Expo 14.2s on the Lake, then compete in the monthly Club regattas as well as junior regattas at harbors from San Diego to Marina Del Rey where they have won many awards. There are openings in the Fall Junior Sailing Program. Please contact Rod Simenz, LMVYC, for more info.

lake Eeerie october 21 • 6:00-9:00 pmMIt’s creepy and it’s kooky and more than a little spooky – it’s Halloween at the Lake! The Pumpkin Patch is back with crafts, face painting, and candy for the little ones, but enter the Graveyard only if you dare! Share Starwas will be on hand to predict your future and The Crypt Creepers will be playing your favorite Monster Surf Rock. Mind Blowing Balloon twisters will be back to make scary and fun creations for the kiddies. Be sure to stop by the snack bar for eye of newt, crow’s toes, or other treats and beverages.

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hours of operation Beginning tuesday, September 5

North Beach8:00 am-10:00 pm Mon-Fri6:00 am-10:00 pm Sat-Sun

East BeachClosed Friday, September 1.10:00 am-10:00 pm Sat, Sept. 210:00 am-7:00 pm Sun, Sept. 310:00 am-7:00 pm Labor Day, Sept. 4Closed for the Season September 5.

Market on the Lake8:00 am-10:00 pm DailyWith Market Dock Access Card

Snack Bars Closed for the Season after Labor Day, Monday, September 4.

Membership/ Billing Office8:00 am-5:00 pm Daily6:00 am-11:30 am Concert Days

Clubhouse Rental Office11:00-3:00 pm Mon-Fri

Beach Bag Store/Lake Services8:00 am-5:00 pm Daily

Tackle Box/Boat Rentals8:00 am-7:00 pm Mon-Fri6:00 am-7:00 pm Sat-SunBeginning Monday, September 188:00 am-6:00 pm Mon-Fri6:00 am-6:00 pm Sat-SunBeginning Monday, September 18Last boat rented at 5:00 pm, due into the dock by 6:00 pm. Beginning Sunday, November 5Last boat rented at 4:00 pm, due into the dock by 5:00 pm.

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Guests welcome on labor dayLabor Day is Monday, September 4. Guests are welcome at LMVA facilities throughout the day.

The Board of Directors has decided to continue to allow members to bring in guests as the facilities have not been crowded on Labor Day during the past few years.

Regular guest fees of $3 per guest apply. Members may bring up to 15 guests into the facilities. Guest lists are accepted through the Lake Services Office.

The STEVEN STILLS & JUDY COLLINS concert begins at 7:00 pm. JAZZFEST & TASTE OF THE LAKE begins at 4:00 pm. All show times are approximate and artists are subject to change without notice.

Instructor SoCalPaddleYogaClasses & Events Paddle Yoga Saturdays 9:00 am and 11:00 am Sundays 9:00 am and 11:00 am Thursdays Sunset (time varies based on sunset) Paddle & Pinot at Peppino’s Alternate Sunset (time varies Saturdays based on sunset)

Private Classes By appointmentFees Includes board and paddleSingle Class $35 per classSix Pack $150 ($25 per class)Location North BeachRegister at www.SoCalPaddleYoga.com.Online registration required due to a limited number of boards.

paddle yoga and fitness Classes 12 yrs-AdultOur studio is made of water, yet the experience you will have here is anything but watered down or saturated. We limit our classes to six students and provide them with premier paddle equipment to balance and stretch out their asanas. We are the only floating studio in Southern California on the protected water of Lake Mission Viejo, making it a unique space with ideal conditions for practicing paddle yoga. Your safety and enjoyment are our top priority. At SoCal Paddle Yoga, it’s not just a class; it’s a personal experience outside your typical studio to release, relax, restore and renew!Classes are designed to meet any level of fitness, from beginners to more experienced paddlers, as well as first time yogis and regular practitioners. SoCal Paddle Yoga offers morning and sunset classes, and if yoga doesn’t float your boat, then they even have a Paddle & Pinot event on alternating Saturday evenings. For more information and class registration, please visit www.SoCalPaddleYoga.com, or call (949) 945-9891.

Jumping Jacks 18 mo-4½ yrsand Jills Bring your preschoolers to join in great fun, including dancing, imaginative play exercises, Follow the Leader, tunnel play, bouncing balls, beanbags, instrumental jam sessions, and more! Participating adult for each child required.

Instructor Charlene Jordan, Miracles in MotionDates Tuesday, Oct 24-Nov 14 (4 mtgs)Time 10:00-10:45 amFee $34; guests $47Location Los Alisos Jr. High School 25171 Moor Avenue Mission Viejo 92691

Supersitters 11-16 yrsAttention Aspiring Babysitters! This class is a must for any potential babysitter. In just a few hours, learn how to prevent accidents, what to do in an emergency, child development facts, childcare dos and don’ts, age-appropriate games, job hunting techniques, and finances. A parent or driving adult must attend last 15 minutes of class. Bring a pen or pencil plus a $5 material fee to class. One-day workshop.

Instructor Charlene JordanDate Friday, Oct 20 (1 mtg)Time 6:00-9:00 pmFee $39; guests $41 (plus $5 materials fee)Location SVUSD District Board Room