Lucerne Valley California

CANDY CANE CLASSIC IV CAR SHOW

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 13

10 AM TO 2 PM

PIONEER PARK

LUCERNE VALLEY

TROPHIES

FOOD - MUSIC - GOODIE BAGS

WWW.LUCERNEVALLEYCARSHOWS.COM

$25 ENTRY FEE TO BE JUDGED

PUBLIC IS FREE

PRESENTED BY

CSA 29 PARKS AND RECREATION

760-248-7048 OR 760-248-9606

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THE NIGHTMARE FACTORY

FEATURING

HOLLYWOOD HAUNTED HOUSE

MADNESS MAZE

DEMON'S DANCE

CEMETARY CINEMA

GHOULISH GAMES

COME ENJOY SOME

HALLOWEEN FUN AND FRIGHTS

PIONEER PARK

33187 OLD WOMAN SPRINGS ROAD

LUCERNE VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30TH

AND

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31ST

5PM TO 10 PM

PRESENTED BY CSA 29

760 - 248 - 7048

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RED, WHITE AND BOOM!

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

JULY 3, 2010

Over 1500 people came out to enjoy our nation's birthday on Saturday,

July 3rd at Pioneer Park for the Red, White, and Boom! celebration.

Reese Troublefield and CSA 29 along with many community sponsors and local volunteers made this a memorable holiday for Lucerne Valley

residents and our neighbors who came out to join us.

The festivities opened at 6:00 pm with free hot dogs and soda for the first 500 guests, expertly prepared by several volunteers. Later free hot buttered popcorn and chilled watermelon was served in the community center to the delight of many, old and young alike. Several food vendors along with the Little League Snack Shack provided several dining options for the many celebration attendees.

The Lucerne Valley Fire Department was a big hit cooling off the kids with water from the firetruck's hose during family fun time and games time out in the baseball field. The Lucerne Valley Explorers that were on hand to scout the perimeters during the firework show, also had a booth set up providing much needed water on such a hot day for the patrons. The Lucerne Valley CERT team had their trailer on display along with a booth giving out information on the CERT program.

For an hour the many games in the park were hosted by the Big Bear Parks and Recreation volunteers. The castle bounce house was exciting for toddlers to the ten year olds. Children were running everywhere and really seemed to enjoy playing on the park's playground and finding new friends to play with.

The Phat Cat Swingers gave a ninety minute concert that was enjoyed by everyone. Hits like "It don't mean a thing if you ain't got that swing" and "Mack the Knife" were part of their set. People were swing dancing in the grass, while the younger set, danced, ran and tumbled to the lively music. The Phat Cat Swingers are a local nine piece band that have quite a following and several fans from Los Angeles came out to enjoy them. The band has been asked to go to Germany in the fall for a swing band competition and are looking forward to it.

At nine o'clock the lights went out and the community got to enjoy almost a half hour of fantastic fireworks by Pyro Spectaculars. The Phat Cat Swingers played off and on during the display, which really enhanced the experience. People from Apple Valley, Adelanto, Barstow, Hesperia and Victorville joined in on the cheering and clapping for the colorful and loud show.

This was undenialably one of the best events in Lucerne Valley, and one with the support of the community we can repeat for years to come!

Thanks to all the volunteers and sponsors:

CSA 29 Parks and Recreation

Reese Troublefield, manager CSA 29

Municipal Advisory Council members:

Tony Malone

Lloyd Schultz

Jeanmarie Taylor

Richard Selby

Jean Fuqua

CSA 29 staff:

Sharon Fritz