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Lake Mission Viejo Newsletter FRANKIE BALLARD & DRAKE WHITE AND THE BIG FIRE June 22 • 7:00 PM ountry blues rocker FRANKIE BALLARD released his latest album El Rio (Warner Nashville) to critical acclaim and was selected by Rolling Stone as Cone of the 25 Best Country and Americana albums of 2016. This singer/ songwriter has had three #1 country hits to date and boasts Spotify streams in excess of 2.2 million. Ballard continues to lead country music mixing an American heartland rock sound with traditional country and blues. “It’s just my own brand of American music. There’s rock & roll. There’s country stories and country lyrics and country songs. And there’s a lot of blues swagger and blues guitar playing. It’s all those things together.” FrankieBallard.com RAKE WHITE is a passionate songwriter and recording artist with a rock infused organic country sound and signature foot stomp. Named one of No Depression’s 7 DMale Artists to Breakout in 2018, he recently put together Drake White and the Big Fire Live and celebrated five track EP Pieces (2018). Drake, along with his band The Big Fire, has toured with artists including Willie Nelson, Dierks Bentley, Zac Brown Band, Eric Church, Kip Moore, and more. It’s no wonder the Alabama native was named one of Entertainment Weekly’s New Artists Who Will Rule 2017, Rolling Stone’s 10 Country Artists You Need To Know, and Billboard’s Hot New Country Artists to Watch. DrakeWhite.com lovelytheband THE ULTIMATE QUEEN Rock Under CELEBRATION The Radar • July 6 Starring MARC MARTEL July 20 This year ’s Rock Under the Radar show featuring lovelytheband translates emotions, anxieties, and feelings into lush, MARC MARTEL started this world- layered, and lively indie pop anthems. touring Queen tribute show and was lovelytheband.com also involved in Best Picture Nominee Bohemian Rhapsody. The movie’s vocal performance sequences are a blend of the late Freddie Mercury and Marc, truly THE ULTIMATE QUEEN CELEBRATION! TheUltimateQueenCelebration.com NEIL SEDAKA August 3 FIVE FOR Singer. Songwriter. Composer. FIGHTING Pianist. Author – NEIL SEDAKA’s August 17 impressive sixty-year career ranges from being one of the first teen pop sensations of the 50s to a 70s superstar. NeilSedaka.com FIVE FOR FIGHTING’s breakthrough came with the Grammy-nominated song “Superman,” by singer-songwriter JOHN ONDRASIK. This will be an amazing night of music with emotional connection. FiveForFighting.com BELL BIV DEVOE • August 31 Followed by the Annual Fireworks Spectacular Multi-platinum, Grammy nominated group BELL BIV DEVOE have been bridging the gap between R&B and Hip Hop music with a pop-feel-appeal-to-it for more than 25 years. BellBivDeVoe.com The Lake Mission Viejo Yacht Club Celebrates Opening Day 2019! The Lake Mission Viejo Yacht Club decked out in nautical flags and standards. (LMVYC) celebrated its Opening Day The clubhouse was also decked out for the on a beautiful St. Patrick’s Holiday. Commodore’s Brunch that followed. This event is a tradition among yacht clubs. LMVYC is a member of the Southern Officers, board members, and visiting dignitaries California Yachting Association (SCYA), the attended. The Boy Scouts led the ceremony with Association of Orange Coast Yacht Clubs a flag presentation, while Junior Commodore (AOCYC), and U.S. Sailing. The customary Griffyn Pugh led the Pledge of Allegiance. opening celebration began with the fleet Following the singing of our national anthem and presentation of anthems for each branch of military service, LMVYC Rear Commodore Guy Heaton and Many thanks to Lake Mission Viejo staff Vice Commodore Randy Tisdale introduced visiting and LMVYC volunteers, without whom dignitaries from local yacht clubs and SCYA. Honors this wonderful day would not have were also given to prior LMVYC commodores, aka happened. Staff Commodores for past service. The club burgee was raised to the top of the mast at the end of the ceremony as Commodore Kevin Weir declared “Fire in the Hole,” with a blast pronouncing the season officially open. The club held its Opening Day Regatta after the brunch with a blustery series of three races. At the end of the day, family and friends gathered, enjoying one another’s company and reflecting on the day. Left to right: Staff Commodore Ron Meyer, Commodore Kevin Weir, Boy Scouts lead the ceremony Rear Commodore/Race Chair Above: Guy Heaton The fleet, dressed for Opening Day For those interested in joining the Lake Mission Viejo Yacht Club, information packets are available in the Beach Bag Store. Semi-Annual LMVA Needs June Assessments Your Vote! 1 Summer Boat Rental Hours Begin Are Due July First! Members who live in Non-Sub association delegate Last boat rented 7:00 pm districts will receive a ballot with their assessment All boats due in 8:00 pm The July 1 thru December 31, 2019 bills this month. Ballots are mailed to facilitate assessment bills are in the mail. The the LMVA election of Non-Sub District Delegates 2 Orange County 7:00 am assessment fee for the July 1 thru which takes place in October. (This ballot replaces International Triathlon December 31, 2019 semi-annual billing the Proxy form you have received in the past. Please 11 LMVA Board Mtg 7:00 pm period is $127. Assessments are due read the cover letter which will be included in the July 1 and payments must be received assessment mailing). 16 HAPPY FATHER’S DAY! by July 31. Late payment on August 1 22 LMV Summer Season or after will incur a $6.35 late fee. If you do not plan to attend the election proceedings in person, please complete this ballot and mail it Begins There are several ways to pay LMVA back to LMVA. Ballots are available at the Lake East Beach Open Daily assessments without writing a check. office if you cannot locate your copy. There are two 22 Concert I 7:00 pm Members can use one of the following options for completing your ballot: FRANKIE BALLARD methods to pay the semi-annual assessment DRAKE WHITE AND for the July 1st due date. 1. You may designate a specific candidate in the “write-in” section, or, THE BIG FIRE To pay with your credit card: Follow the “Make a Payment” link on the main page of 2. You may indicate that you want your ballot 30 LMVYC Summer Regatta 1:00 pm our website –www.LakeMissionViejo.org – counted toward the quorum requirements for to guide you through our simple and secure the election meeting(s) to help meet the 25% process. You will need to register first before quorum requirements to conduct business. July you can use the Member Web Portal and make A 25% quorum of member votes in each district a payment by using the Account number and is needed to conduct district delegate elections 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY Temporary password from your statement. If in October. On Thursday, July 4th, guests are you do not have a temporary password printed Members interested in running for a delegate not admitted to LMVA facilities until on your statement, it means the account has position in districts where they own property are after 3:00 pm. This policy prevents already been registered. Once in your Member encouraged to contact LMVA’s HOA Specialist overcrowding during peak use periods. Web Portal, select the “Make a Payment” Amanda O’Hearn for information (949) 770-1313, option and you can choose between the 6 Concert II 7:00 pm ext. 215. There are currently 25 vacant Non-Sub lovelytheband Credit Card and Checking Account Payment Delegate positions to fill this fall. Options. There is no fee for this service. “Rock Under the Radar” All Members who return completed ballots 9 LMVA Board Mtg 7:00 pm Alternately, you may use your online by 2:00 pm on Tuesday, October 8th will banking account and set up electronic be entered into a drawing for a free Lake 10/12 Movies in the Moonlight payments for LMVA through your Bank. Mission Viejo Party Boat rental. There will @ Dark: RALPH BREAKS THE There is no fee from LMVA to process your be three winners, all of whom will be selected and INTERNET 2 Please make payment in this manner. contacted immediately after the election. sure to use the following address 20 Concert III 7:00 pm for all Electronic and Physical Check LMVA members living in a “Sub-Association” THE ULTIMATE QUEEN Payments: PO Box 52342, Phoenix, AZ do not receive ballots. 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