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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Although the dues paid by high schools which are members of the California Interscholastic Federation’s San Diego Section will not increase for 2008-09, the budget approved June 3 by the CIF Board of Managers increases the CIF’s share of playoff revenue at the expense of the participating schools and adds entry fees for athletes competing in individual events at CIF competitions. The 2008-09 budget includes revenues of $1,468,850, which is up from the $1,404,700 amount of the 2007-08 budget, and expenditures of $1,...
Adam Herter, a 2006 graduate of Fallbrook High School, just completed a 7-3 record as a sophomore with Point Loma Nazarene University’s (PLNU) Sea Lions team. Out of eight pitchers on the Sea Lions, Herter’s hard work earned him a starting spot for the 2008 season. Going into league playoffs, Herter posted a 3.56 earned run average (ERA) in 75 innings pitched, struck out 60 batters, while only giving up seven walks. Herter’s stats and efforts earned him the PLNU Pitcher of th...
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Athletes in the California Interscholastic Federation’s San Diego Section who are under suspension after being ejected from a game are now allowed to practice during their suspensions and will be allowed to attend the competitions if they are not in uniform. The CIF San Diego Section’s Board of Managers unanimously approved the change June 3, fulfilling a request by the Grossmont Conference that athletes coming off suspensions be prepared for their next game or meet. The length of suspension for an ejected player is bas...
Fallbrook High School seniors Bret Hasvold and Ray Lian ended their high school track and field careers at the state meet and with personal records. Hasvold had a time of 1:55.20 in the 800-meter run May 30 at Cerritos College while Lian threw the discus 170 feet 10 inches. “They performed well. My hat goes off to them for what they did,” said Fallbrook boys head coach Rich Parris. The state meet also saw Fallbrook High School junior Marquis Sumpter compete in the 200-meter dash and the 400-meter run. The May 30 pre...
FALLBROOK — The Fallbrook AYF Warriors Jr. Pee Wee Red team ended their season Saturday, June 7, with an almost perfect record. Not only did they win nine and tie one, but they did so without allowing a single point until their last game. Coach Allan Mangold said, “This team was made up of some real football players and I am proud of each and every one of them for their teamwork, their group accomplishment and their individual growth throughout the season. Those were the...
FALLBROOK — Fallbrook alumni and donors to the Fallbrook Alumni Association made it possible for the organization to present four $750 scholarships to deserving Fallbrook High School seniors on June 3. The Patricia Klaviter Grevatt Memorial Scholarship was given to Lindsey Ice to help in her pursuit of a degree in elementary education. Maureen Elinzano received a scholarship for fine arts and Channing Shattuck received a scholarship award toward pursuing education at a t...
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On May 22 Jennifer Ann Nowotny, a 1997 Fallbrook High School graduate, received her Master’s of Science degree with Distinction in instructional technology and design. She completed her coursework at California State University, Chico and is an active member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor’s Society. With the help of her graduate chair, Dr. John Roussell, Nowotny created an online mentoring program which connected college student mentors to an eighth grade class at The Chi...
HASTINGS, NE — Raymond Hughey, Jr. of Fallbrook received a baseball scholarship to attend Hastings College for the 2008-2009 academic year. He previously was awarded a Trustee Academic Scholarship. Son of Raymond and Susan Hughey, Raymond Jr. attended Fallbrook Union High School. He plans to major in physics....
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FALLBROOK — On Friday, May 30, Daniel Zormeier, a friend of language arts teacher Erin Corduan and stuntman for the Chewbacca character in “Return of the Jedi,” visited her classroom at Potter Junior High School. Zormeier, who lived in Fallbrook’s Live Oak Park area a few years ago, told all about his career as an actor and model, a basketball star and an engineer working with NASA. The kids took many pictures with him and he signed autographs for hours on end. Zormeie...
Stephanie Flood graduated with an MA in speech language pathology from San Diego State University on May 23. She is the daughter of the late Russell Lamm and the late Lynn Lamm Thomas and stepdaughter of Phil Thomas of Fallbrook. She is also the wife of Michael Flood, Jr. and mother of Gwen and Sam Riedeman of Fallbrook. Stephanie, a Vista High School graduate, received her BA from UC Irvine in 1990 and a multiple-subject teaching credential from UC Berkeley in 1991. She has...
Elizabeth (Liz) David graduated cum laude on May 16 from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Arts degree in East Asian languages and cultures and a minor in marketing from the USC Marshall School of Business. David will be attending Pepperdine University this fall for a Master’s degree in education....
Okay, you screwed up – royally. You feel crappy. Can’t believe you went that route. You feel smothered in guilt, sick to death of yourself and disgusted. Sometimes the one who is hardest to forgive is oneself. To get beyond self-accusations, we need self-forgiveness. Toxic guilt is terribly destructive causing low self-esteem and a sense of worthlessness. We have a tendency to look at our faults and failings which can keep us from seeing our own goodness and living a life of peace. I have this nifty little ditty I pulled out...
I hope all of you are being blessed as the year progresses. I want to encourage you today by asking you a question, but before asking you the question I want to tell you a story. A couple of weeks ago I was blessed with some new carpeting for our house. As I was going about the business of taking up the old carpeting, I was struck by the condition of the floors underneath. The floor was dusty and in some places even had holes in it. As I continued to notice the poor condition of the foundation of our home, I had a thought, I...
Date Vicinity Incident 6/3 1400 blk Alturas Grand theft 6/3 1500 blk Linda St Threatening phone call(s) 6/4 400 blk S Stage Coach Ln Grand theft 6/4 1500 blk S Stage Coach Ln Stolen vehicle 6/4 1400 blk Via Monserate Petty theft 6/4 5900 blk Rio Valle Dr, Bonsall Grand theft 6/5 1000 blk E Mission Petty theft 6/7 1400 blk Alturas Stolen vehicle 6/7 3400 blk Sage Rd Petty theft 6/7 900 blk Salt Air Ln Grand theft 6/7 5500 blk Mission, Bonsall Commercial burglary 6/7 32000 blk Anna Marie Ln, Bonsall Residential burglary 6/8...
While local resident Erica Myers, 53, was in the midst of an interesting seminar on February 3, she had no idea her life would hang in the balance a few minutes later and that a team effort between amateurs and professionals would save her life. Myers was attending a workshop on a spiritual approach to parenting at The Stream in Bonsall. When she attempted to make a comment during the seminar, she collapsed and stopped breathing. “I went in to full cardiac arrest,” Myers sai...
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A rottweiler attacked an elderly woman while she was walking her dogs in her suburban neighborhood near Dulin Street in Fallbrook the morning of June 6. The victim says she was first followed by Chihuahuas believed to be from the same household as the rottweiler. As she tried to shoo them away, she encountered the rottweiler. She tried to cross the street but the dog charged her, knocked her down and proceeded to attack one of her small Pomeranians, she said. According to witnesses, the woman screamed for help while...
Bryan Perrin has stepped up and assumed the chairman of the board position for the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce previously held by Frank Hopkins. Perrin has served on the Chamber board for the last four years and been a member of the Chamber for seven years. “I’m looking forward to carrying on the forward momentum that the Chamber has enjoyed this year, such as the Historic 395 designation, a disaster recovery organization put in place to facilitate fundraisers such as ‘After the Ashes’ and a reduction in Transpo...
“Temecula,” the male black bear cub so named because he was discovered by some girls on a remote dirt road in the northern part of De Luz on April 8, now resides in Lake Tahoe and is part of an educational program that teaches public awareness of bears. “After some deliberation, Temecula is being used by our licensed educational facilitator,” said Harry Morse, public information officer, California Department of Fish and Game. “Temecula has already gone out to classes, and to community meetings, to show people what a bear lo...
Wayne and Shannon Ventuleth of Fallbrook are pleased to announce the engagement of their son Craig Ventuleth to Kelly Mattos, daughter of Michael and Nanette Mattos of Laton, CA. Craig is a 1999 graduate of Fallbrook High School. Kelly is a 2001 graduate of Laton High School. They met while attending CSU Monterey Bay. They are both employed by Mattos Underground Construction, Inc. in Laton. A July 19 wedding is planned in Hanford, CA. After their honeymoon to St. Thomas they...
FALLBROOK — Wil Gower, one of Fallbrook’s dedicated volunteers and benefactors, recently celebrated his 90th birthday. Gower’s impact on the community has been and still is notable. His leadership, involvement and generosity have significantly improved many facets of life in Fallbrook. Gower has been actively involved in the effort to save Live Oak Park and helped found the Live Oak Park Coalition. He has served as chairman of the Citizens Oversight Committee for Fallb...
FALLBROOK — This Saturday and Sunday, June 21 and 22, Welburn Gourd Farm in De Luz will hold the 12th Annual Gourd Art Festival. More than 40 exhibitors are scheduled to offer everything from works of art to books, tools and supplies pertaining to gourd art. In addition to delicious food and drink, live entertainment will be provided in a relaxing wine garden and demonstrations will be offered on gourd crafting. The art competition display will be housed in tents. For more information, call (760) 728-4588 or visit w...
