KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND followED By fIrEworKS September 5 • 7:00 pm

The music of KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND has remained widely popular throughout a 40 year career, something few bands can claim. Hits like “Shake Your Booty” and “That’s the

Way (I Like It)” secured their spot in pop history and earned them 10 Grammy nominations, three Grammy Awards and an American Music Award. Harry Wayne Casey – KC for short – developed a unique sound blending R&B and Funk with some Latin percussion grooves that became one of the most progressive sounds of the 70’s.

For the first time in a decade the band has released a new album, Feeling You! The 60’s, a tribute to the music that influenced H.W. Casey as a young man. It was the conflict, political movements, innocence and free love that inspired the creation of Dance Revolution and Casey’s need to create “something that would make people forget their problems and be happy,” he remembers. Feeling You! The 60’s is one of a two part project featuring covers of songs from legends like Bob Dylan, The Kinks, Ben E. King, The Righteous Brothers, Aaron Neville and more. Don’t miss out on what will surely be the dance party of the summer!

brIAN AUGer • 8:00 pmThe legendary BRIAN AUGER’S Oblivion Express has returned. The famed Hammond B3 and keyboard player has created a distinct voice that combines jazz, rock, soul and funk that is clearly recognizable to his millions of fans. With over 20 albums to his name and

lengthy stints on the RCA and Warner Bros. labels, Brian Auger has accumulated Grammy Nominations, 10 albums charting in Billboard’s Hot 100, a #1 single, and the title of “The Godfather of Acid Jazz.” Brian’s bands over the years have featured Rod Stewart, Long John Baldry, Julie Driscoll and even Jimi Hendrix. In addition, Brian has recorded with such great luminaries as The Yardbirds, Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, Eric Burdon and Down To the Bone. The latest incarnation of the Oblivion Express is a family affair featuring Karma Auger on drums and Ali Auger on vocals, who live up to the Auger name and make the Oblivion Express smoke.

19TH ANNUAl JAzzfEST & TASTE of THE lAKE • SEpTEmBEr 19 • 4:00-10:00 pm

JeSSY J • 5:00 pmIn a genre dominated by men twice her age, JESSY J has carved out a unique niche for herself by remaining true to her own unique vision and sound. In addition to a successful career as a studio musician, the young saxophone player took the jazz world by storm in 2008 with a #1 Billboard hit that held for eight consecutive weeks. She names her exposure to world music as a central factor in how she creates music and utilizes it to create “an international language without boundaries.” On her new album, you can hear the influences of Jessy J’s recent travels to Cuba and Africa with songs that highlight not only the rich sounds of those regions, but her musical prowess, as well. Of the record, My One and Only One, Jessy J says, “this album is another big step in my musical dream of achieving diversity and originality through practice, patience, gratitude and experience.”

DIANE SCHUUr • 6:30 pm

Regarded as one of contemporary jazz’s leading vocalists, DIANE SCHUUR is as eclectic as she is talented. Blind from birth but gifted with perfect pitch, Schuur taught herself to play piano by ear before studying formally for 11 years at the Washington State School for the Blind. She grew up

surrounded by jazz between her father’s piano playing and her mother’s formidable collection of Duke Ellington and Dinah Shore records. Not surprisingly, Schuur lists Dinah as one of her greatest influences.

In her three-decade long recording career, Diane has earned two Grammys and has been nominated for three more. She has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the business including Ray Charles, B.B. King and Barry Manilow, among many others. Schuur has also been invited to perform at the White House on multiple occasions and was one of the select musical guests asked to perform for Stevie Wonder

when he was recognized at the Kennedy Center Honors. Diane Schuur’s most recent release, I Remember You (With Love to Stan and Frank) is an homage to two of her most influential mentors, Stan Getz and Frank Sinatra.

LUCY WOODWARD: Opening for KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND

LUCY WOODWARD is an award winning songwriter who has written and recorded songs for several soundtracks. Songwriters Monthly said Lucy brings a “sultry intensity and scorching sensuality” to her bluesy jazz/pop performances – “a jaw-dropping listening experience.”

lmVA DelegatesDist Delegate Location Units101 Ken Kuczer La Paz 240102 Martin Bender La Paz 285103 Diane Hufstedler La Paz 285104 Fred Mellenbruch Coronado 91105 Jan Anchell Casta del Sol 263106 Diane Hufstedler Barcelona 409107 Dale Tarkington Barcelona 424108 Alan Virdinis El Dorado 444109 Ron Denecour El Dorado 259110 Bill Bosemar El Dorado 186111 Jane Chadburn Granada 151112 Fred Mellenbruch Deane 353113 Richard Heimann Mission Ridge 224114 Rod Simenz Madrid 186115 Walt Halagarda El Dorado 424116 Alan Virdinis Madrid 319117 Horst Weiler Cordova 281118 Dale Tarkington Castille 361119 Alan Virdinis Castille/Madrid 402120 Alan Virdinis Castille 284121 Rod Simenz Aliso Viejo 1 168122 No current delegate Aliso Viejo 2 102123 Alan Virdinis Seville 304124 Martin Bender La Mancha 147125 Donna Hamblin Castille 195127 Horst Weiler Cordova 271181 Diane Hufstedler Casa Loma Condos 1426 Fred Mellenbruch Madrid del Lago 68828 Jane Chadburn Cordova 21029 Martin Bender Castille 52230 Geraldine Milikan Casta del Sol 21431 Diane Hufstedler Montiel 40432 Diane Hufstedler Cordova 38133 Patrick Smith Tres Vistas 6434 Rod Simenz Andalusia 41535 Wayne Broadhag Cresta Verde 836 Fred Mellenbruch Madrid del Lago 2437 Nancy Schmidt Mallorca 37238 Joe Sperber Cordova 52739 Alan Virdinis Casta del Sol 52840 Bob Gick Finisterra 21441 Fred Mellenbruch Briarwood 16942 Ben Banderi Baja Finisterra 11843 Alan Edwards Galicia/Cortez 47644 Fred Mellenbruch Montiel/Galicia 48345 Larry Mann Evergreen 28546 Geraldine Millikan Casta del Sol 42547 Tamara Hoadwonic Alta Finisterra 20248 Ron Bassolino Cypress Point 21049 No current delegate Castille 850 Fred Mellenbruch Galicia 4551 Nanette Meyer El Mirador 5452 No current delegate Valaencia 25953 Fred Mellenbruch Cortez 42954 No current delegate Las Palmas 40555 Anne Cashman Ridgemont 17256 Dale Tarkington Canyon Crest 97957 No current delegate Eastbrook 21358 Wayne Atkins Hillcrest 24859 Alexandra Braconi Emerald Point 23960 Jason Burleigh California Colony 19861 Kathryn Abele Palm Gardens 33462 Andy Kotnik Pinecrest 42263 Anna Waugh Evergreen Lakeview 14664 Art Cook Mission Sunrise Ridge 22865 No current delegate Rainbow Ridge 31266 Co Representative Vista del Lago 20267 Patrick Coyle Palmia 90068 Mike McKee Auburn Ridge 24069 Kevin Pennington Highland Park 20870 Madlyn Wintemute Califia 1,00472 Joe Licha Pacific Hills 60773 Holly McCabe Pacific Knolls 50675 No current delegate Pacific Hills East 7576 No current delegate California Court 18377 No current delegate California Terrace 13178 Rick Walker Quail Run 20779 Cathy Pilliod Mirasol 21180 Brent Edwards Melrose 13082 Fred Mellenbruch Stone Ridge 46883 Doretta Steele Painted Trails 485 Total 24,259

If you Have proxy, please Use ItWas 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 51% 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.

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 27 at 6:00 pm in the Lake Clubhouse for any member wishing to speak on the upcoming Board Elections or any issue they want to address concerning the Lake Association. The culmination of the election process occurs following the Candidates Forum on Tuesday, October 27 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 2015. A quorum of District Delegates representing fifty-one percent (51%) 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. For more information on how to become a District Delegate, call LMVA at (949) 770-1313, ext. 213.

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. Delegate representatives from all districts then elect members of the Board of Directors at the annual meeting held each year in late October.The first step in the process is the District Delegate Non-Sub Association Meetings, to be held concurrently, on Tuesday, October 6 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.On Tuesday, October 13 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 6 meeting will

parade of lights lotteryMembers interested in participating in the 37th Annual “Parade of Lights” on Saturday, December 5th, should contact the Lake Services Department at (949) 770-1313, ext. 200, by Friday,

November 6th. 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!

Annual Delegate and Board Elections Season is Here

Spooky Fun for everyone at Lake eeerie

Summer stocking of warm water game fish has revived the LMVA fishery, including 3,000 lbs. of Tilapia and 2,000 lbs. of Channel

Catfish have been providing anglers with lots of opportunities to catch fish. Several stockings of juvenile Red Ear Sunfish have

also been delivered over that past three months. Evidence of a spring spawn of Largemouth Bass is present in LMV as we see quite a few 2”-3” bass chasing schools of Golden Shiners and Fathead Minnows that were stocked earlier have also spawned. These tiny fish provide an excellent food source for the little bass and will hopefully start to rebuild our fantastic bass fishery. Anglers can take advantage of this new age of fishing at LMV by using light line rigged with small single hooks and night crawlers for bait to catch both Tilapia and sunfish. Small spinners like mepes or phoebe lures are also catching fish. Fishing pressure is light, as anglers are just now starting to pay attention to this new resource of fish in LMV.The Aquatics staff is continuing to monitor the lake for the presence of Golden Algae and is ready to respond rapidly should the toxin from the algae reappear and begin to adversely affect the fish populations in LMV. For now, all species of fish in the lake are thriving and growing. Staff is making plans to stock trout in November should lake conditions continue to remain stable.

Join us on Saturday, October 24 from 6:00-9:00 pm and get into the Halloween spirit! This year’s event will be freaky-fun for all ages. Visit the pumpkin patch with your little witches and wizards for candy and fun activities. There will also be a balloon twister and a mind-blowing magic show from Spellman, a master in the art of illusion.

There will be a small haunted graveyard for those with steely nerves. But be forewarned: once you pass through the mausoleum doors, you may never come back! If you do make it back, save some time to enjoy treats from the snack bar, which will be open for your convenience.

Spread the word: Fishing is back at LmV. Get in on the fun!

September1 East Beach open weekends only through September 26

5 Concert VI 7:00 pm KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND with fireworks

7 Labor Day; East Beach open Guests allowed all day

8 Board Meeting 7:00 pm

19 JAZZFEST & 4:00-10:00 pm TASTE OF THE LAKE

27 LMVYC Fall Regatta 1:00 pm

28 Last boat rented at 5:00 pm; due in at 6:00 pm

28 Board of Director’s Candidates Statements due

october4 LMVYC Junior Regatta II 1:00 pm

6 District Delegate 7:00 pm Non-Sub Association Meeting

11 LMVYC Team Challenge 1:00 pm Regatta

13 Board Meeting and 7:00 pm Delegate Reconvene Meeting

24 LAKE EEERIE 6:00-9:00 pm HALLOWEEN EVENT

25 Top Skippers 1:00 pm Championship Regatta

27 Annual Meeting 7:00 pm of the Delegates and Board Elections

Tasty TreatsRemember all the great food available at this year’s Jazzfest & Taste of the Lake. Restaurants Listed here will be showcasing their culinary skills for members to enjoy.

Quick and Easy TILAPIA RECIPES: http://www.food.com/topic/tilapia/quick-and-easy?pn=2

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PERMIT #288ANAHEIM, CA

fAll DISCoVEry ClASSES

Hours of Operation beginning monday, September 8

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

East Beach10:00 am-Dusk Sat-SunOpen Labor Day.Open weekends only after Labor Day.Closed for the season after September 26.

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

Snack Bars Closed for the season

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

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

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-SunLast boat rented at 6:00 pm, due in at 7:00 pm.Beginning September 28Last boat rented at 5:00 pm, due in at 6:00 pm.Beginning November 1Last boat rented at 4:00 pm, due in at 5:00 pm.

Published by Lake Mission Viejo Association22555 Olympiad RoadMission Viejo, CA 92692(949) 770-1313www.lakemissionviejo.org

Guests Welcome on labor DayLabor Day is Monday, September 7. Guests are welcomed 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 beencrowded on Labor Day during the past few years.

Regular guest fees of $2 per guest apply. Members may bring in up to 15 guests into the facilities.

Guest lists are accepted through the Lake Services Office.

The KC and the Sunshine Band 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 SoCal Paddle YogaSpecial Sunset Flow Wednesdays•6:00pm Paddle Pilates Saturdays•9:00am Intro to Paddle Yoga Sundays•11:00am Private Classes By appointmentFee $30 (includes board and paddle)Location North Beach

Events A Paddle & A Pinot at Peppino’s 1st & 3rd Friday of every month More Classes Every Fri, Sat, and SunTime 9:00 am, 10:00 am, 11:30 amFee $20 (includes board and paddle)Location North Beach

Stand-Up paddle Yoga and fitness Classes 12 yrs-Adult

SoCalPaddleYoga is a floating yoga and fitness studio on Lake Mission Viejo. We offer a unique space for you to combine yoga and fitness on a paddle board out in nature with water and the SoCal sun. 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.Our classes are designed to meet any level of fitness from beginners to more experienced paddlers, as well as first time yogis or regular practitioners. You don’t need to be an athlete, surfer, or yogi to stand up on water. Come get on the water with us, let go of your expectations, and go with the flow. The only prerequisite is that you can swim. For more information and class registration, call (949) 945-9891 or visit our website at www.SoCalPaddleYoga.com. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay informed of classes and events, to receive special offers, and to see our fun class pictures! Register at www.SoCalPaddleYoga.com. Registration is required due to a limited number of boards.

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 Tue, Oct 13-Nov 3 (4 mtgs)Time 10:00-10:50 amFee $35/$34 sibling; 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 do’s 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 materials fee to class. One-day workshop.Instructor Charlene JordanDate Fri, Oct 23 (1 mtg)Time 6:00-9:00 pmFee $39 (plus $5 materials fee)Location SVUSD District Board Room