Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
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Highlights of the 2006 college volleyball season for Heather Hughes included first-team all-conference recognition and her 1,000th career kill. “Overall it went pretty well,” Hughes said of her junior season with Loyola Marymount University. Not everything went well. The Lions were not invited to the NCAA playoffs after finishing with a 6-8 West Coast Conference record and a 19-12 overall record which followed an 11-3 start. The sixth-place conference finish was the worst in Steve Stratos’ 17 years as Loyola Marym...
Fallbrook High School graduate Matt Chico made his first major league appearance in San Diego May 2 when the Washington Nationals played the San Diego Padres at Petco Park. Chico was the losing pitcher in the Nationals’ 7-3 loss to the Padres. Chico started the game for the Nationals and allowed five of the Padres’ runs, all in the fourth inning. “Three walks in the fourth inning killed me,” Chico said. “Once I got a couple of runners on base, I was trying a little too hard to throw strikes.” Chico graduated from Fallbrook H...
Had it not been for a five-second penalty for knocking down a barrel, Temecula’s Melanie Southard would have won the Barrel Racing at the Lakeside Rodeo. Southard and her horse, Snickers, completed the course in 17.09 seconds during the April 29 performance, but the tipped barrel gave her an official time of 22.09 seconds. Rachel Millymaki, who also rode April 29, had a time of 17.20 seconds to win the rodeo. “I knew he was having a good run, so it’s kind of disappointing, but I’m not upset or mad at him,” Southard said. Sni...
ESCONDIDO — On Saturday, June 23, the San Diego Archaeological Center is hosting a dedication ceremony and reception for members, trustees, government officials, Cultural Resource Management groups, archaeologists, Native American tribes and the public to celebrate the installation of new curatorial vaults and remodel of the center’s Culture Classroom, library and collections research lab. The dedication will be at 12 p.m., followed by a reception from 1 to 3. The center is located at 16666 San Pasqual Valley Road (1.1 miles...
Coldwell Banker Landmark Group recently announced the Top Producing Agents for April. The top agents are from left: Judy Bresnahan, Pat Bresnahan, Ruth Kavanaugh and Mary Ellen Langlois. Coldwell Banker Landmark Group recently announced the Top Listing Agents for the month of April. The top agents are from left: Susie Emory, Cheryl Pizzo and Cheri Mundell (not pictured). Coldwell Banker Landmark Group recently announced the Top Selling Agents for the month of April. The top agents are from left: Ruth Kavanaugh, Al Bartlett...
For Southern Californians who understand that location is everything, there is Lake Rancho Viejo, a collection of family-sized residences in a grand Fallbrook setting. “This is the perfect address for North County homebuyers who want a peaceful getaway from the urban demands of work yet still have the advantages of freeway access that everyday commuters demand,” said Silvia Gawecki, sales consultant for Lake Rancho Viejo, offered by award-winning K. Hovnanian Homes. “With ultra-spaciousness, abundant features and price...
This week we will continue in our new sermon series entitled “Psalms: Greatest Hits of the OT.” Sunday services are at 9:00 and 10:45 a.m. 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 Christian fellowship, Bible applications and community service. Call (760) 724-6700 or visit us at www...
Come and join Christ The King Lutheran’s third through sixth grade youth for Wednesday Night Kid’s Club! We meet each Wednesday at 6 p.m. in our Fellowship Hall for lots of great fun, worship and fellowship. We have a wonderful schedule of events planned, including puppets, choir and drama groups, Kid’s Club Night at the beach and “Bring a Friend” night, plus a whole lot more. We’d love to have you be a part of this joyous family ministry. See you there!...
Although I’ve always believed in God, my spiritual journey began as I watched my husband, Terry, draw his last breath. After seven days in intensive care, he took on an ashen color I can only describe as ghastly. Early that Saturday morning, I frantically circled his bed, rubbing his feet and hands, trying to recover circulation in his darkened limbs. Suddenly, alarms rang, and I was shoved out of the room as a medical team began to resuscitate him. I looked up into the neon lights and prayed a desperate prayer. “Lord, if...
Scholars have described the present time as the Post-Christian Era. If they are looking at Europe, it’s pretty easy to see how they could reach that conclusion. In a recent presentation to the Fallbrook Ministerial Association, Chuck Boatman, Professor of Biblical Studies at Hope International University in Fullerton, California, stated that on any given Sunday, “There are more people in church on Sunday in communist China than in all of Western Europe.” I can even see how they could reach that conclusion when refer...
The Fallbrook Union High School District voted unanimously April 23 to award the bid for the new stadium field surface to Byrom-Davey, Inc. The Byrom-Davey bid, one of six received by the school district, was for $2,415,232, although that is not necessarily the exact cost of the work which includes new stadium lighting as well as a synthetic surface for the football field and an all-weather track surface. “We’re very happy to get it,” Byrom-Davey president Joe Byrom said of being awarded the bid for the work. “I think i...
Fallbrook Women Golfers Rally for a Cure Two Best Balls of Foursome April 3, 2007 Low gross Mary Adams, Bette Dennis, Joni McNeill & Jill Ouellette 160 First low net Shirlee Adams, LaVerne Mooney, Elaine Pedigo & Karen Rose 115 Second low net Tina Lee, Mickey Nail, Ruth Parker & Carole Selby 118 Third low net Char Cappai, Cathy Kerley, Una Koepp & Sue Thorne 119 64 participants Fallbrook Women Golfers Weekly Sweeps Results April 10, 2007 Game: Even Holes First flight First place - Fran White 35 Second place - Donna Barton 37...
Since the Fallbrook Union High School District board has approved the construction of a football fieldhouse on district property, such a facility will be built using private donations from the Fallbrook Football Boosters. The fieldhouse would include coaches’ offices, a weight room, a film room, and an equipment storage room. The booster club will pay for the construction work, and upon completion the fieldhouse will be turned over to the school district. The facility will be located on the side of Ivy Field. “The board app...
On the evening of Wednesday, May 23, Fallbrook High School will hold their annual Sports Physical Night. All new and returning students who intend to play sports at Fallbrook High in the 2007-2008 school year are required to have a physical prior to tryouts. Because of the assistance of local volunteers, students can obtain a sports physical for a $10 donation on this evening. Line up begins at 5:45 p.m. at the back door of the old gymnasium (by the pool); physicals will begin at 6:15 p.m. A parent or guardian must accompany...
Neika Maryn concentrates on her upcoming dive. It’s tub time for FHS divers Alexandria Rodriguez, Aric Hanner, Janeva Sandoval, Kevin Jones, and Nikki Kohls as Fallbrook prepares to compete against Carlsbad divers on May 4. Neika Maryn breaks into the water. Nikki Kohls listens before taking her dive....
Last weekend, nearly 40 pilots from a variety of cities throughout the southland converged on the Palomar RC Flyers field to share a love for their hobby and to take the opportunity to learn from the masters. One of those famous and entertaining pilots was Danny Szabo. Danny amazed his peers and visitors with some spectacular acrobatic-type flying of several different Nitro (gas) radio-controlled mini-helicopters. The three-day event Friday, May 11 through Sunday, May 13 and included a special evening event… night flying. O...
FALLBROOK- Parents who are looking for a safe, fun, and affordable alternative for their children this summer can find the perfect solution at The Boys and Girls Club of North County in two summer programs from June 18 – August 24. Early Bird Program: 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Attendees will participate in various fun activities: Nutrition, summer reading program, computers, arts, crafts, music, sports, games and recreational swimming. (Cost is above membership fee.) A morning snack will be served and participants must bring t...
FALLBROOK- Over 1,000 students are enrolled at Potter Junior High School in Fallbrook and large quantities of trash are generated each day. With no school-wide recycling program in place, many recyclable materials were being thrown out with the trash. That’s why a group of students at Potter decided to set up a recycling program. With the help of Melissa Brooks, a social work intern from San Diego State University, a group of 7th grade girls at Potter promoted and implemented the program among their fellow students. The g...
Ethan Scarbrough enjoys a story with his grandparents at Zion Lutheran Preschool’s Grandparents Day celebration. Grandparents spent the morning in the classrooms reading stories and making crafts with the children. It was a great birthday for Mrs. Janet Boyer, as she celebrated it at preschool with her great grandson Evan Schmidt and his mother, Olivia. Grandparents also joined the children in a special chapel service presented by Pastor Mark Demel. Mrs. Darcie Gibson and her class recite a poem for their g...
BONSALL- The Bonsall Union School District has announced the following students have been named Students of the Month for May 2007: Roman Rogers, grade 8, Sullivan Middle School; Aaron Brassard, grade 5, Bonsall Elementary School; Savannah McInerny, grade 4, Bonsall West Elementary School, and Russell Ortega, grade 3, Vivian Banks Charter School....
Sweeping, raking, and painting were some of the jobs that could be seen in progress last Saturday when members of the Fallbrook FFA all worked together to get the agriculture department ready for the Youth Fair this Saturday and Sunday. They were excited and ready to go when they arrived Saturday morning and left the agriculture department looking outstanding! The students exhibiting their animals this weekend are hard at work this week preparing for the show as well. Some of the preparations for show include washing the anim...
Fallbrook High School senior Branche Foston, president of North County San Diego Teens, was appointed one of fifteen California State Youth Ambassadors for 2007 by the Young Center, which hosts the California Youth Think Tank Program, sponsored by USC. Foston and the other young ambassadors made a three-day trip to Sacramento in early March where they delivered a proposal pertaining to public education to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger on March 12. The team met with the Governor in his office and discussed their proposal on...
The 2006-2007 FFA State Judging Team Finals, held in San Luis Obispo, was an event that chapters from all over California traveled to attend. This is an annual contest that is looked forward to all year by FFA members who participate in Career Development Events, also known as judging teams. This year, Fallbrook FFA took five different teams up to this event. To qualify, the teams had to place in the top three at a regional contest. We were extremely successful this year and Fallbrook was well represented. The OH team placed...
Teachers cheer as Live Oak School students participated in the annual Jog-a-Thon held May 4 at the school. The event is held to promote healthy exercise and good eating habits. Volunteers (l-r) Kristin Vanderstelt, Holly Trexler, Peggy DiMercurio (Coordinator for the past seven years), Lilly Perez, and Leslie Strizak encourage the children to lead healthy lives. They are pictured here with water donated by Albertsons and organic oranges provided by Rainbow Valley Orchards. Other generous sponsors included Major Market,...
FALLBROOK- The Fallbrook High School Ag Department will be the site of the 52nd Annual Fallbrook Youth Fair May 19 and 20. This traditional event features youth of the community competing among themselves by showing various livestock projects, arts, crafts, shop projects, and home economics projects. The livestock projects will include competition in lambs, goats, swine and beef. The Fair allows the youth to learn how to exhibit their animals and is an overall positive experience for everyone. Both FFA and 4-H will compete...
