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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FALLBROOK - The Fallbrook Hospital Senior Circle will be hosting a talk on Thursday, June 23 at 2 p.m. during which Dr. Ben Thomas, physical medicine and rehabilitation and member of Fallbrook Hospital medical staff will present “Falls and How to Prevent Them.” The event is open to the public and will be held at Silvergate, 420 Elbrook Drive, Fallbrook and will include refreshments and a prize drawing. Seating is limited. Call (760) 731-8433 to RSVP....
The Fallbrook Historical Society invites all Fallbrook residents, (young and old, newcomers, old timers and everyone in between), to their annual Community Picnic on Sunday, June 26 at S. Hill Ave. and Rockycrest Road. Besides the usual potluck lunch and raffle, this year’s gathering will feature the grand opening of the group’s newest exhibit space, The Barn (aka The Donald J. Rivers Interpretive Center). The grounds will open at 11 a.m. and the Rainbow Girls will help serve...
I totally agree with the letter to the editor written by Mary Miner regarding the poor maintenance of the cemetery. I was born and raised here in Fallbrook. The house and property closest to cemetery was my grandparents’ ranch. We visit quite often due to my family members being buried there – Grandma, Grandpa, Aunt, Dad, Mom, Stepmother, brother, and our two beautiful sons, Justin (Nov. 2, 2009) and Daniel (Sept. 13, 2010). My husband planted grass seed on their graves; it seemed that no one could get grass to grow. I...
Conrad Murphy, 19, was injured in a head-on accident on Highway 76 recently. Conrad received substantial injuries, and he is still in the hospital. Conrad’s friends and family have been following Conrad’s recovery closely, willing him to get better quickly. Conrad is showing slow, but steady, improvement. The Murphys are looking forward to Conrad being released from the hospital and coming home soon, hopefully sometime in the next six weeks or so. Conrad’s mom and dad, Jim and Wendy Murphy, their two daughters Carol and C...
On a party line vote, Governor Brown’s cronies on Wednesday, June 1, approved State Assembly Bill 131, a part of the Dream Act, which will provide financial aid to illegal immigrant college students. We don’t have a balanced budget, services are being cut all over the state, teachers are being laid off, fire and police budgets reduced, senior citizens services eliminated and the list goes on, yet Mr. Brown can some how find tax payers money to pay for some illegal immigrants’ education. I, for one, don’t give a rat’s r...
We would like to personally thank Paul Jensen, of Murphy’s Printing, for the outstanding work he did for our play. Paul designed the poster, flyer, and cover of the playbill as well as contributing their production, pro bono, for our production of “The Best of Grease.” His generosity made our advertising possible, supporting enrichment programs for adults with disabilities from Fallbrook and surrounding areas. Thank you Paul for such thoughtful contributions to our community! Brad Gilpin, on behalf of everyone at Hidde...
Fallbrook High used to be able to boast of an open campus, nationally recognized Homecoming floats, and an exceptional girls’ field hockey team. The open campus and floats are a thing of the past, and this year, field hockey is threatened by the elimination of Coach Kathy Waite’s teaching position. Hers was the only teaching position at FUHS associated with a girls’ varsity sport. The boys’ varsity sports have six coaches on staff. The new coach’s salary as a teacher would be half of Kathy’s, so the savings to the distric...
I wish to thank Joe, owner of Joe’s Hardware, his employees and patrons. Thanks Joe, for allowing me to stand outside the store and collect donations for the Veteran’s of Foreign War (VFW) “Buddy Poppy” campaign for the last three years. Thank you to the employees for supporting me with their friendship and acts of kindness, such as bringing me coffee or tea. Lastly, thank you to the patrons who have donated over the last three years. The donations collected helps needy veterans and their families. Plus, a portion of the fun...
We want to thank all the shops and individuals who donated gifts for the Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary (FAS) tea on June 5. Without continued donations, the FAS would not exist. Again, you have our deepest appreciation. Joan Arico...
FALLBROOK – Curtain Call Company is proud to announce the debut performance of its recently formed Starlighters children’s traveling show choir took place on June 10 at the San Diego County Fair. At the fair, they performed a half-hour long selection of music from Rodgers and Hammerstein. The group has started rehearsals this week for its upcoming Disney show and will also presenting a patriotic show and a Christmas season program. The Starlighters are available to p...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Senior Center presents a “Tuesday Special” trip to Pala Casino on July 26. The package includes a free show, 30 percent off of the buffet, three giveaways of $100 after the show and $5 back in slot play. The bus will leave the center at 10:30 a.m., and return at approximately 6 p.m. For cost, more information and reservations, call the senior center at (760) 728-4498 or Miyo Haver at (760) 728-6537....
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A World War II veteran, he served as a paratrooper, 11th Airborne and Golden Gloves Champion of the Armed Forces stationed in Europe. A certified diver for Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, Calif., he assisted scientists at Bikini Island in the Pacific, documenting effects of the Atomic Bomb drop. Employed by the Sheriff’s Office of San Diego County, he was a Deputy in the first Sheriff’s Academy graduating class in the early l950’s. He moved to Fallbrook, Calif., with his wife and four children in 1962, as Re...
After a 10-month long battle with colon cancer, longtime Fallbrook resident Annie Miller Kennedy Neeley went home to be with her Lord on June 7, 2011. She was 78. Mrs. Neeley was born April 26, 1933, in Wayne County, NC, to parents Nora and Haywood Kennedy. She married John Monroe Neeley in 1954 and the couple had three children: Ronald, born in 1957, Johnny in ‘60 and Patsi in ‘63. The Neeley family moved to Fallbrook in 1969. Mrs. Neeley was a retired accounting auditor, and later served as Chief Financial Officer for Ron N...
Douglas Alan Risser was born in Los Angeles, Calif. on June 21, 1956, and went to be with the Lord on Friday, May 6, 2011, at age 54. He passed away in Oceanside, Calif., after several years of failing health. Doug attended school in Salinas, Calif., where he graduated from Salinas High School. Shortly after graduating from high school, Doug obtained his State of California Contractors License and worked as a residential painting contractor. Doug followed his father, Burton C. Risser, Sr., in relocating from Salinas to...
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Veronica, “Boots” Bailey passed away at home on her 81st birthday on June 12, 2011. She had a long and valiant fight against cancer. Boots was a Fallbrook resident for 54 years. She was a registered nurse and worked for Fallbrook Hospital in the OB ward. Boots enjoyed family first, followed closely by spending quality time at the beach. She traveled the United States with her husband, painted ceramics, volunteered at St. Peter’s and administered to the homebound. Holding babies brought the greatest joy to her. She had an in...
of Fallbrook passed away on Friday, June 10, 2011 at the age of 84. Joe was born in Wyoming, Penn. on May 1, 1927, to Helen and Joseph Richards, Sr. After Joe graduated from high school, he enlisted in the US Navy. Joe fought in World War II. He was proud to be an American! He treasured and enjoyed his time spent in camaraderie with his many friends at the VFW Post. Joe is survived by his three children, J. Michael Richards IV (Kathy); Jimmy Richards; Pamela Thompson; 10 grandchildren, Joseph Michael IV (Amie), Mark, Amanda,...
Edward D. “Dave” Picton, 87, passed away May 31, 2011 in Carson City, Nev. Dave was born Sept. 2, 1923 in Los Angeles, Calif. to Edward and Blanche Picton. He was a WWII veteran serving in the U.S. Army/Air Corps which later became the U.S. Air Force. Dave served as a pilot instructor with multi-engine instrument rating for the B25 J Bomber aircraft. His lifelong interest in aviation started at an early age with his acquiring a pilot’s license at the age of 16. He attended Pasadena City College where his study included a deg...
Jeffrey Scott McQueen, 56, was born Oct. 22, 1954 in Santa Monica, Calif, and died June 10, 2011 in Oceanside, Calif. He is survived by his father, Malcolm Murdoch McQueen of Encinitas, Calif. He was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Meredith Ann Ryan McQueen. Also survived by his siblings and their spouses, Daniel & Lisa McQueen, Douglas & Jennifer McQueen, Brett & Melissa Marquardt, he has eight surviving nieces and nephews. Jeffrey attended special education programs in his youth and was a welcomed employee of...
SAN DIEGO - Those blue drinks, red popsicles and multi-colored cereals could be triggering temper tantrums, learning difficulties, sleep disorders, and a host of physical complaints such as asthma, headaches, hives and ear infections, researchers say. This year, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration took the first steps in determining if these types of petroleum-based additives are playing a part in the increase in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and other...
The old Marine Corps adage “train like you fight” is emblazoned in the heart of every Marine, since their first hike or from sighting in for their first shot on the rifle range. The same is true for physical training; a time when it’s especially vital for the motto to be on the forefront of Marines’ minds. For more than three years now, Semper Fit, a division of Marine Corps Community Services, holds a quarterly training called the Combat Conditioning Course, a two-day course...
FALLBROOK – Students at William H. Frazier School recently participated in the Governor’s “12 days of Fitness” challenge. The effort involves 12 activities comprising 30 minutes each in order to get students moving and active. The school structured the fitness activities to take place three days per week for four weeks. The schools taking on the fitness challenge provide information that goes into a statewide computer base that keeps track of how participating schoo...
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The top twelve teams after the first day of the CIF boys golf championship advanced to the second round, and Fallbrook High School’s team was deprived of advancing on the tiebreaker. Fallbrook and St. Augustine both had team scores of 413 to share 12th place after the May 24 round at the Coronado Golf Club. A high school golf team has six competing golfers in a match and the team score consists of the combined individual scores of the top five golfers, but the score of the sixth golfer is used as the tiebreaking criteria a...
