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Wrightwood hostsMountaineer DaysIf you're looking for a funway to escape the summerheat,Wrightwood has theanswer – the 2006Mountaineer Days on July 1stand 2nd.Nestled 6,000 feet high inthe east end of the SanGabriel Mountains, the villageof Wrightwood is the perfectplace to escape the summerheat while enjoying goodclean entertainment and funactivities for the whole family.And it's free!Events include a parade at 1pm, country western and bluegrassmusic, contests, auctions, beer garden, pony rides, kids games, historicalattire, nail-driving contest, trade encampment, and, ofcourse, always a favorite, the gun fighters, and more.Plus, there are lots of food and beverages at the unique establishmentsand outdoor food stands. Local shops offer a variety ofgoods, as well as special items from the exhibitors who participatein the event.For more information, call (760) 249-4320 or visitwww.wrightwoodchamber.org.Tickets on sale toview DaVinci replicasCome face-to-face with the legendary work of Leonardo DaVinciat the Palm Springs Air Museum.The new Leonardo DaVinci Exhibittakes flight on Nov. 3, 2006 through Feb. 25, 2007, but tickets are onsale now.Step back in time and experience the dream of flight throughmore than 60 working replicas of DaVinci's flying, mechanical and militarymachines.Ticket information is available at www.PalmSpringsAirMuseum.orgor by call ing (760) 778-6262.This glider is based on DaVinci’s designs.The The Inland Inland Empire’s Empire’s NewestPerfect Meeting, Meeting Convention PlaceEtiwanda & Conference Gardens CenterBanquet, Corporate ConventionFunctionsSeminars and Conferenceand RetreatsMixers and Meetings CenterConferencesAward CeremoniesHoliday Parties•• Over Centrally 20,000Locatedsq. ft.•• Seats Free800Parking•• Three Over breakout 25,000 sq. rooms ft. Flexible• On/off Meeting site catering Space•• Audio/visualPrivate LandscapeandGrounds• Full Service Cateringtelecommunications• Audio/Visual Services• equipment Awards Banquet•• Internet Seminars conferencing•• Outdoor Mixers pavilion•• Lush, Holiday landscaped Parties groundsETIWANDAGARDENS7576 Etiwanda Avenue7576 Etiwanda AvenueRancho Cucamonga, CA 91739Rancho Cucamonga, CA 917391-866-660-6687 Fax 909-899-1237(between Baseline & Foothill)Easy Access to the 10, 210 & 15 freeways866-660-6687www.etiwandagardens.com8June, 2006 INLAND ENTERTAINMENT REVIEW
Big Bear Lake isfull, ready forfun and fishPhoto by Dan McKernanThe water level at Big BearLake has increased to theedge. Mother Nature’s latewinter surge helped the lakereach its highest level ineight years. “When the lake is full likethis, it enhances the natural beauty of BigBear,” Big Bear Lake Resort AssociationCEO Ken Brengle said. “The lake is anabsolute must see right now!”Big Bear Lake activities include, boating,water skiing, wakeboarding, swimming,water tubing, canoe tours, kayaking,parasailing and of course fishing.This year, Big Bear Municipal WaterDistrict (BBMWD) officials anticipateone of the best fishing seasons ever. Notonly is the lake full, but the lake is thrivingwith thousands of rainbow trout.“We literally stocked 250,000 rainbowtrout last month [April],” BBMWD LakeOperations Supervisor Mike Stephensonsaid. “Add that to the fish already in thelake and you have well over 1 millionfish.”Both public boat launch ramps on theNorth Shore are open. The West BoatRamp is located on the North Shoreapproximately 2 miles east of the dam onHighway 38. The East Boat Ramp, locateda quarter mile from Stanfield Cutoffon Highway 38, is open for the first timein two years. Fishermen looking for boatrentals are amply served by the four marinasthat offer fishing and pontoon boats.Big Bear Lake will once again honorthe DFG Free Fishing Days this year onSaturday, June 10. Free Fishing Daymeans a fishing license is not required forthese days, and BBMWD waves the usual$15 single-day boat-use permit, too.For more information, visit www.bigbear.comor call 800-4-BIG-BEAR(800.424.4232). RSummer drawing makesCanyon Crest coolThe Canyon Crest Towne Centre in Riversideis hoping to cool you off this summer with prizes.“Summer Just Got Cool 2” runs June 22 throughAugust 31. Going on its 2nd year, this is a drawingyou can enter to win $100 in Canyon Crest TowneCentre gift certificates.The Towne Centre calls the drawing “friendlyneighborhood,” harkening back to the days whendrawings were drawings, not attempts to add yourname to a telemarketer’s call list.They allow one entry per week, per household.Instead of your entry competing with severalthousand entries, you’ve got a chance in a few hundred.Winners receive four $25 gift certificates,one of them payable to the store from which yourname was drawn. The other three $25 gift certificatesare good at any shop/store in the entireshopping center. That’s a total of about 80 differentplaces, which include restaurants, hair salons,gift boutiques, grocery/pharmacy, bookstores, drycleaners, gas station/car wash, and more.At the end of each week, after a winner is verified(you must be over 18 years of age, proof maybe requested), all entries are destroyed and theybegin the drawing from scratch.Check out the Canyon Crest Towne Centrethis summer and give yourself a good chance towalk away with a cool prize.Big Bear’s Cool Summer Spot!Waterslide opens Memorial Weekend!For information call(909) 866-4626Your Alpine Slide experience begins with a scenic chairlift ride above thebeautiful Big Bear Lake. Then, with you controlling the speed, your toboggan plummetsback down the mountain creating a thrill you’ll want to relive again and again!Parents Pay only if they play!Parents...sun on our spacious deck while the kids play!Year-round family funwith 300 clear days a year!Go Carts • Video Games • Delicious Snack Bar2 hours from most Southern California cities; 3 hours from Las VegasThe Lake Is Full! All Roads are Open!On Big Bear Blvd. • Big Bear Lake • 1/4 mile west of the village • Family Fun!www.alpineslidebigbear.comJune, 2006 INLAND ENTERTAINMENT REVIEW 9
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