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  • San Diego County Seniors golf results

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    May 18 Inter-Club Golf at Fallbrook Final score Fallbrook: 12 Sea ’n Air: 6 Low net – Fallbrook Ynez Garcia 69 Norm Leraas 71 Ray Douglas 72 Low net – Sea ’n Air Ron Warren 71 Ken Tyner 71 Phill Holley 73 May 24 Inter-Club Golf at The Vineyards Final score Fallbrook: 14 Vineyards: 4 Low net – Fallbrook Hollis Moyse 71 Ynez Garcia 71 Norm Leraas 74 Low net – Vineyards Don Rose 68 J.K. King 68 Jerry Collins 69 June 1 Inter-Club Golf at Fallbrook Final score Fallbrook: 13 Vineyard: 5 Low net – Fallbrook Ynez Garcia 69 Nor...

  • Pala Mesa Men's Club

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Pala Mesa Men’s Club Tournament Results Individual Stableford Flight A First place Larry Neff 38 Second place Frank Bolton 35 Third place George McLachlan 34 Flight B First place Jack Rowe 40 Second place Ed Fallon 36 Third place Bob Selsor 32 Chuck Buresh 32 Flight C First place Bob Jones 36 Second place Gary Colvin 35 Third place George Baum 34 Flight D First place LaRue Harcourt 43 Second place Bob Callagy 37 Third place Ralph Adams 36...

  • Pala Mesa Women's Golf Club

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Pala Mesa Women’s Golf Club ‘Fifty-Four’ Flight A Gross Alice Harcourt 46 Net Judy Turco 37 Flight B Gross Margaret Davis 48 Pat Candelaria 50 Net Rose Marie Schumann 39.5 Joan Bartel 41 Flight C Gross Donna Bremner 47 Lois Bisenius 58 Net Norma Summers 37.5 Lois Lueking 38...

  • Fallbrook Women Golfers

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    May 29, 2007 ‘Odd Front + Even Back’ First flight First place Aileen Erard 34.0 Second place Dolly Harty 38.5 Third place Rose Marie Schumann 41.0 Second flight First place Winnie Lindsay 37.5 Second place Phyllis Fredericks 38.5 Third place Louise Riemer 39.0 Third flight First place Shirley Adams 34.0 Second place Sheila Walker 34.5 Third place Cindy Becker 37.5...

  • Softball workshops offered for area girls

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Softball players are encouraged to raise their skills to a new level with training and coaching by varsity coaches and college ball players at the Fallbrook High Varsity Softball Field. Hitting, fielding and pitching workshops for girls ages 8 to 18 will run June 18-29 and July 9-August 17. Monday and Wednesday sessions for ages 8 to 10 will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. and for those 12 and under from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday sessions for ages 14 and under will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. and for ages 15 and...

  • BREEZE offering shuttle service for San Diego County Fair

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    OCEANSIDE — With fuel prices reaching all-time highs and congestion worsening around Del Mar, the North County Transit District (NCTD) is pleased to offer public transit to the San Diego County Fair at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. Every day that the fair is open, NCTD will run BREEZE shuttle buses to and from the Escondido Transit Center and a frequent shuttle transporting passengers between the Solana Beach Train Station and the fairgrounds. Passengers who show their BREEZE day pass or monthly pass when entering the fair will r...

  • Bronco A team Memorial Day champs

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Fallbrook Youth Baseball’s Bronco A team members – (front, from left) Joel Maddock, David Flores, Clay Yantzer, Braeden Koran, Jacob Gonzalez, (middle, from left) Chip La Chat, Brandon Hampton, Brandon Tuch, Austin Wolff, Garrett Maclean, Gunnar Schmidt and C.J. Wagner – display championship trophies at their Memorial Day tournament. The team, led by (back, from left) coach Don Koran, manager Clayton Hampton and coach John Flores, played four games undefeated, eliminating the San Luis Rey River Cats once, the San Marco...

  • Warrior Basketball Youth Camp coming

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    The Warrior Basketball Youth Camp will be held June 25-29, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to noon for boys and girls in grades three through eight. They will learn various skills – including ball handling, shooting, offense, defense and passing – from a variety of coaches and players. There will be daily contests offered as well. (A fee will be charged for the contest.) Contact Russ Keith at (760) 723-6300, ext. 3605, for contest fee information and any other questions....

  • St. Stephen offers basketball camp

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    St. Stephen Lutheran School in Fallbrook is sponsoring a summer basketball camp. The Falcon basketball camp is designed to teach, develop and refine the necessary skills for the game of basketball. The camp is open to boys and girls who will enter grades one through nine this fall. Each player will receive quality instruction and guidance on a daily basis from experienced, enthusiastic and encouraging coaches. The camp will offer four sessions: • July 23-27, 9 to 10 a.m., grades 1-2 • July 23-27, 10:30 a.m. to noon, gra...

  • Herter's freshman season promising

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Adam Herter’s freshman season on the Point Loma Nazarene University baseball team was pleasing enough to PLNU coach Joe Schaefer that Herter is being considered for the 2008 starting rotation. “We were pretty proud of him,” Schaefer said. “Pitched pretty well, maybe a little bit better than we expected.” Herter appeared in 16 games for the Sea Lions in 2007. He had a 3-1 won-loss record with two saves and an earned run average of 2.37. In 30 1/3 innings the 2006 Fallbrook High School graduate struck out 26 while walking only...

  • Holman selected for Nat'l Futures Tourney

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Fallbrook High School junior Devon Holman was selected for field hockey’s National Futures Tournament. Holman earned the selection to the under-19 team at the regional tournament May 12-13 in Berkeley. “That was a great tournament. A lot of skill,” Fallbrook High School field hockey coach Kathy Waite said of the regional tournament. A total of 32 players from the regional tournament were selected for the national tournament, which will take place in late June at the women’s Olympic Training Center in Virginia Beach. The und...

  • Popko second in final District 8 Pole Bending standings

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Kerry Popko finished second in the final California High School Rodeo Association District 8 Pole Bending standings. The Fallbrook High School junior was also elected as the District 8 student vice-president for the 2007-08 CHSRA season. A second-place go-round and a sixth-place average at the season’s final District 8 rodeo May 6 at Camp Pendleton’s Ace Bowen Rodeo Grounds gave Popko 157 points for the season, which provided a 3 1/2-point margin over third-place Carollann Scott. Melanie Miller won the District 8 cha...

  • Register now for summer sports

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Adults and youth alike can learn and enjoy a variety of sports being offered this summer at Fallbrook Community Center. Classes include youth volleyball, Soo Bahk Do Karate and Youth Outreach Karate; beginning courses in youth, adult and senior golf at Circle K Golf Ranch in Rainbow; a youth tennis camp; a basketball camp; a Mini Hawk multi-sport camp; and general multi-sport camps. For information on days, times, fees and registration, see www.sdparks.org, contact Fallbrook Community Center at (760) 728-1671 or visit the...

  • Fallbrook coaches take Escondido Adventist spikers to playoffs

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Two Fallbrook residents coached the Escondido Adventist Academy boys volleyball team to the Hawks’ first trip to the CIF playoffs. Head coach Dan Nicola and assistant coach Gene Popko guided the team to a 6-6 league and regular-season record, which placed third in the Coastal North League and also gave the Hawks the fifth seed in the CIF Division IV playoffs. The Hawks also had the league’s most valuable player, junior middle blocker and outside hitter Mark Knutson. The Hawks actually finished the season with a 6-7 record; th...

  • Hasvold qualifies for state meet

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Fallbrook High School junior Bret Hasvold qualified for the state track and field meet by finishing third among 1,600-meter runners from all school enrollment divisions at the CIF San Diego Section finals May 26 at Mount Carmel High School. Hasvold had a time of 4:15.84 in the metric mile, which placed him second among Division I runners as well as third in the section. The top three runners and field athletes from the combined divisions in each event qualify for the state meet. “Did an excellent job,” said Fallbrook hea...

  • Five Warrior spikers earn all-league

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Fallbrook High School volleyball player Taylor Hughes earned a berth on the Avocado League’s first team, while four other Warriors also garnered all-league honors for the 2007 season. Antoine Wilson earned a berth on the league’s second team and honorable mention recognition was conferred upon Kyle Chaisson, Erick Sampson, and Al Siaton. “I think those things fell out the way they should have,” Fallbrook coach Tom Saunders said of the league awards. The Warriors placed third in the conference standings. Four Fallbrook players...

  • Calvary Chapel

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Our Sunday services for all ages are at 8:30 and 10:15 a.m. as Pastor Pat teaches in the Book of James. Look for special praise nights during the summer. The Wednesday night study will resume in the fall. Vacation Bible School is June 25-29. For information about our worship services, youth group, special events and directions call (760) 728-9138 Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. We are located at 488 Industrial Way, off of East Mission Road, one mile east of Main Avenue. Our Web site is at www...

  • North Coast

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    On Sunday, June 10, the Summer Worship Service Schedule will begin. Our two services will be combined into one. The new start time will be 9:30 a.m. The current sermon series is entitled “Psalms: Greatest Hits of the OT.” We are located at the Bob Burton Performing Arts Center, Fallbrook High campus. North Coast is one church with many locations, making disciples in a healthy church environment. Services include programs for all youths, nursery through high school. Several in-home Growth Groups meet weekly, promoting Chr...

  • IET founder visiting

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    P.G. Vargis started Indian Evangelical Team (IET) in 1972, which now has more than 4,000 churches. On June 8 at Lifeway Church, 1120 Highland Drive, Vista, Dr. Vargis will speak of IET’s work in India. From 2 to 4:30 p.m., those in attendance will hear about the ministries IET is involved with, such as orphanages, publications, technical school, Bible training, film ministry, pastors’ seminars and crusades. From 7 to 9:30 p.m., Dr. Vargis will share his testimony and discuss current religious situations in Ind...

  • Growing up: taking the plunge

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    When do you stop being a kid? For many of us, never. When do you start being an adult? That’s a trickier question. There are dozens of little milestones that mark your physical and emotional development. Was there a time in your life you felt yourself stepping across that line? When you turned 21 or got your driver’s license or graduated from school or got a full-time job or joined the Marines or got married and left home? And now you’re grown up. Last week at our church it was Confirmation Sunday. Thirty middle-school teens...

  • How influential was Jesus?

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    In their book “What if Jesus Had Never Been Born?” D. James Kennedy and Jerry Newcombe attempt to answer this question, at least partially. They begin with the assumption that the church – the body of Christ – is Jesus’ primary legacy to the world. Then they examine what has happened in history that displays the influence of the church. Here are a few highlights they cite: • Hospitals, which essentially began during the Middle Ages. • Universities, which also began during the Middle Ages. In addition, most of the world’s g...

  • FFA learns from Relay For Life

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    As the school year slowly comes to an end, the Ag. Department is roaring with excitement getting ready for the San Diego County Fair, which is only 18 days away. Last Saturday and Sunday, the Fallbrook FFA “Aggies for a Cure” participated in the Relay For Life. We raised close to $6,000 for the American Cancer Society and took home first place for the most donations out of 28 teams. All of the members who participated in the relay have had life-changing experiences from hearing stories of cancer survivors and keeping tho...

  • Sullivan musicians complete successful competition season

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    BONSALL — Sullivan Middle School’s music department, directed by Stacy Sharpe and choreographed by Katie Hornsveld, are proud to announce the results of the 2007 competition season. Starting on April 28, Show Choir II took a superior rating, first place and Overall Junior High Sweepstakes at the Music in the Parks Educational Festival. In addition, the Jazz Band took an excellent rating and a first place in their division. Following on May 5, Show Choir II went to Pasadena and competed in the Southern California Vocal Ass...

  • Bartlett graduates magna cum laude from USC

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    Blake Bartlett, son of Al and Vicky Bartlett of Fallbrook, graduated on May 11 with honors from the University of Southern California. A 2003 graduate of Fallbrook High School, Bartlett earned his Bachelor of Science degree in business administration....

  • Mojica graduates from Pepperdine

    Updated Jun 7, 2007

    The Mojica family is proud to announce the graduation of Annabel A. Mojica from Pepperdine University’s Graduate School of Education and Psychology. Annabel graduated with a Master of Arts degree in clinical psychology with an emphasis in marriage and family therapy. She will complete her two-year traineeship at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Cheerful Helpers Child and Family Study Center in July and relocate to San Diego County. Graduation took place on May 19 in Malibu....

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