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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PERRIS — Early high temperatures gave way to a pleasantly cool evening at Perris Raceway as the Hot Summer Nights racing series continued June 30. Hundreds of spectators arrived in RVs and trucks to see the motocross action unfold on California’s oldest track. The racing action never cooled as young riders in the Pee Wee division squared off on the small track while experienced riders competed on the big tracks. Four-stroke (ages 4-6) Rene Garcia of Riverside County hung on for the win over Fallbrook’s Caleb Battle and Costa... Full story
Interfaith Community Services, along with Legacy Endowment…The Community Foundation held a ‘Gifts of Real Estate’ seminar at the Radisson Suite Hotel in Rancho Bernardo in June. Guests included real estate agents, philanthropic organizations and C.P.A.’s. The speakers shared information on how individuals who own property or securities can give a portion of the sale to their favorite charity and at the same time save on taxes. Some advantages discussed included minimizing taxes, eliminating property management issues,...
Anna Kirk-Rayes has joined the Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Del Mar Village office as a sales associate, according to manager Larry Bean. “We are really pleased to have Anna join us at Coldwell Banker Del Mar Village,” Bean said. “She has a great deal of integrity and is dedicated to doing everything she can to achieve success for her clients.” Educated in her native Ukraine, Kirk-Rayes has a medical degree and earned an Associate of Arts degree in interior design from Palomar College. Before becoming a Realtor... Full story
Colin Featherstone was named the most valuable player of Fallbrook High School’s boys golf team while the Coaches’ Award was shared by Stan Bednarski and Matt Ware. The awards were given at the team banquet June 6 held at the home of assistant coach Ken Adams. Featherstone was the team’s only starting senior as well as the Warriors’ top golfer. “We’re going to miss him,” said head coach Steve Jorde. Adams, who plans to play at San Diego State University, was a four-year starter for Fallbrook High School. “Even as a fr...
Pala Mesa Women’s Golf Club “Threes” Flight A Gross Pat Gallagher 40 Net Mary Rossi 35.5 Flight B Gross Pat Candelaria 42 Net Margaret Davis 34 Flight C Gross Sheila Letts 50 Net Lois Bisenius 35.5...
Fallbrook Women Golfers Weekly Sweeps Results – July 3, 2007 2 Best Balls of 4some First place: 124 Phyllis Fredricks – Dolly Harty Bev Lawson – Rose Marie Schumann Second place: 125 Susan Coughlin – Anita Ross Ree Tudor – Fran White Third place: 127 Cindy Becker – Jean Laughlin Judi Vannatta – Toni Woodcock... Full story
Swimming at the Fallbrook High School pool on Thursday, July 5.... Full story
Fallbrook Vintage Car Club (FVCC) Vice President Marv Van Voorst presents a donation to the Pop Warner Little Scholars. The FVCC has supported the Fallbrook Pop Warner group for a number of years. Pop Warner Little Scholars is the largest youth football, cheer and dance program in the United States; the program teaches fundamental values, skills and knowledge that children will use throughout their lives.... Full story
Fallbrook High School graduate Chris Fore is now the athletic director of Capistrano Valley Christian High School. Fore, who will remain as Capistrano Valley Christian’s head varsity football coach, was named as the school’s athletic director June 18. Fore, who graduated from Fallbrook High School in 1994, was a teacher’s aide to athletic director Tom Pack as a junior. “I thought this would be a great job to go into someday,” Fore said. “I kind of decided that’s the career path I wanted to take, so it’s exciting to fin...
Some 3,500 athletes participated in the 14th Annual Mud Run June 16 on Camp Pendleton.... Full story
Recently, I’ve been so blessed to be working out with a wonderful fitness trainer. (Thanks, Roy!) He instills confidence in my fitness program because he is a knowledgeable guide to keep me on track. So when I wanted to exercise my Christian understanding for this column, I had to find some real experts in the field of apologetics who make it their business to defend faith. Lee Strobel, a savvy Chicago Tribune reporter, is one such expert. Lee traveled the US for 21 months interviewing thirteen leading scholars and a...
A professor of philosophy had given his students an examination. The last question simply read: “Why?” The professor passed only two of his students. One had written, “Why not?” and the other answered, “Because.” Some of life’s most profound questions are put in the single word “Why?” Why must people suffer? Why can’t I be like everyone else? Why do I have to have this disease? Why am I poor and unlucky? Why did my mother have to die? Why am I a victim of floods? Why is my son missing in action? Why can’t we have a chi... Full story
“Identity Theft: Recovering Your Priceless Identity in Christ” continues this Sunday, July 15. Service times are 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Each week, we are looking at one essential, irreplaceable piece of who we have been spiritually made to be that can never be taken, revoked, lost or stolen. Session 2 of “Letters from Dad” is Thursday, July 12; session 3 will be Thursday, August 9. Both sessions begin at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call the church office at (760) 941-1430. Find us in Bonsall at 4980 Sweetgrass Lane (inters... Full story
July 12—“Letters From Dad” for men continues at Riverview, 6:30pm, 941-1430 July 16—Quiet Day at the Mission San Luis Rey, 9-4pm $25 includes lunch July 16—Bread of Life, cooking and feeding at homeless shelter in Oceanside, 728-7859 July 16-20—VBS St. Peter’s (8:30am-12pm) pre-register 525-6984 July 16-20—VBS Community Baptist (9am-12pm) pre-register, 728-2966 July 16-20—VBS Riverview K-5th (9am-12pm) pre-register, 941-1430 July 16-20—VBS Fallbrook First Baptist—Free (9am-12pm) pre-register, 728-7771 June 20—Crossroads TV...
Anderson, Britania Palomar Ed & Phyllis Fredericks Angeles, Clarivel Palomar/CSUSM BECCA; FUHS AVID Scholarship Arroyo-Ramirez, Erica St. Mary’s FUHS AVID Scholarship Austin, Marin USC Dinwiddie; Fallbrook Woman’s Club Mem; NCL Baird, Nick SDSU B of A certif.; applied arts Balbuena, Alheli Mira Costa College BECCA; Community Housing; E Wright Yount & Jessie Y Bancroft, Brittany SDSU PTSA Beltran, Connie Palomar Fallbrook comm. stud of month; Rotary Club of Bonsall Bergstrom, Chasen Palomar N C Retired Teacher’s Ass Berl, Jaco...
FALLBROOK — A group of high school students from Fallbrook Presbyterian Church are hosting a car wash Sunday, July 15, in hopes of raising money to contribute to the Kari Sue and Keira Lyn Parker Memorial Scholarship Fund. The car wash will take place at the Happy Jug Liquor store in town from noon to 6 p.m. There will be a $10 base fee for the exterior wash; further donations will be gratefully accepted. “Matt and Kari Parker have given so much to our community; this is the least that we can do to help alleviate the pai...
Joy Wilson, Millie Standish and Doreen Baldwin are among a few of the members who attended the installation of new officers for the year 2006-2007. The gathering was held at Rick and Gayle Marrocco’s home in Rainbow. For more information on the club, call Florie Meyer at (760) 731-3364....
FALLBROOK — On Saturday, July 28, the Fallbrook Historical Society will offer a Pancake Breakfast and Old-Fashioned Barn Sale at their compound located at 260 Rockycrest Drive, Fallbrook. North County Fire Explorers will be flippin’ pancakes and serving them with sausage, juice and/or coffee from 7 to 10 a.m. and bargains galore will be available at 8 a.m., when the Barn Sale opens. Do you have some good stuff you could donate to the sale to help raise funds to preserve Fallbrook’s history? Drop it off at the museum compo...
FALLBROOK — The Fallbrook/ Bonsall Village News will move into the historic Elder House, located at 127 West Elder Street, this weekend and be ready to assist customers on Monday, July 16, in their new home. The Elder House, a two-story Victorian constructed in the 1880s, is a landmark at the corner of Main Avenue and Elder Street. Friends, readers and advertisers are encouraged to stop by, say hello and see the paper’s new headquarters! The Village News can still be reached by calling (760) 723-7319. We look forward to see... Full story
The Fallbrook High School Class of 1987 will hold their 20-year reunion on July 28 at Pala Mesa Resort from 6 p.m. to midnight. For tickets, contact Reunion Specialists at www.reunion-specialists.com....
We would like to say “Thank you– a million times over!!” to all of you who supported Clucks for Bucks with your bountiful donations at this year’s Junior Livestock Auction. A very special thank you also goes to the Palcic family of Valley Center, whose very generous contribution completed the winning bid for this year’s Grand Champion turkey. We feel extremely fortunate to live in a community that genuinely cares about its youth and supports such programs as 4-H, FFA and Grange. The Kilcrease Family Tim, Cindy, Emily and...
It is with great pride and appreciation that I write to commend the citizens of Fallbrook who volunteered to work at and those who paid to attended the Third Annual “Fallbrook’s Grand Tradition Fourth” Independence Day festivities. Each year the Grand Tradition offers the use of our property to the Fallbrook Beautification Alliance for their annual fundraising event. This worthwhile group of organizations and volunteers committed to making Fallbrook a better place to live spend tireless hours to make this event a succe...
I just wanted to say that I am very sorry to hear about Mr. Callahan’s condition [“Paulette is a true angel,” Village News, Opinion, 6/28/07]. I was lucky enough to meet him one day while he was walking his dog, “Prince Kelly,” in the neighborhood we share and he was warm and friendly. I was quick to recognize him from “Charles in Charge,” since I was a huge fan of the show as a kid. I wish the best for him and his family and will have him in my prayers. Rachael McSheehy...
Jesse Ford mentions that in the last 26 years our national debt has grown from $1 trillion to $8 trillion and then goes on to state how wise Warren Buffett is to oppose Bush’s effort to kill the estate tax, since “inherited wealth is an almost sure way to ruin the next generation.” It’s interesting, Mr. Ford, that you bring up both these issues, implying that one can take care of the other. Obviously since the death tax is in full working order, it does not appear to be putting a dent in our national debt, as you deduce...
Saying that the sentence of former Vice President Cheney’s Chief of Staff, I. “Scooter” Libby, was excessive, President Bush granted a degree of clemency by dropping the entire jail sentence imposed by the judge in the case. The whole essence of the case was simply stated by Federal Prosecutor Fitzgerald: there was evidence that someone in the administration purposely disclosed the identity of an undercover CIA agent and that Libby lied to a Grand Jury to prevent the disclosure of that act of treason. After a lengthy trial...
