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The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club would like to thank all of those that attended its 48th annual Vintage Car Show on May 26. Not only did this year’s attendance exceed planned expectations, but it also made true the club’s prediction of having the “biggest and best-ever” Vintage Car Show. The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to giving back to the local community. People should know that the net proceeds from the show will be donated to deserving groups and organizations throughout the year. T...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Music Society is proud to celebrate its 36th anniversary year, and the new 2013-2014 concert season promises to showcase some of the finest concerts that have ever been presented by the organization. The season offers an impressive lineup of large orchestral works, and intimate virtuoso performances of solo and chamber groups. “We have a thrilling season planned,” said Jane Lorenz, president of Fallbrook Music Society. “This year, we have a stell... Full story
The North County Fire Protection District board voted 5-0 May 28 to award a contract to Stryker EMS for three power gurneys. “We’re very excited,” said NCFPD division chief Gary Lane. “It’s something that our EMS committee as well as our health and safety committee had been looking at for quite some time.” The Federal Emergency Management Agency has an Assistance to Firefighters Grant program which provided $350,000 to the North County Fire Protection District. NCFPD budge...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Hospital’s Healthy Woman Ladies Night Out Event will be hosted by Inland Eye Specialists on Thursday, June 27 at Fallbrook Library, 124 S. Mission Road. Dr. Duncan Johnson will present “Cataract Surgery –New Technology, New Options,” and Renee Barnes of Jockey, will present “Eye-Popping Fashion Flair.” The event is from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., is free of charge, and includes social and networking opportunities, food, fun and door prizes. Attendees are asked to bring canned food items to assist th...
Mathilda Marie “Tillie” Davis, 90, of Fallbrook, died June 13, 2013. She was born March 16, 1923 in Arhus, Denmark. Services are being held at 11 a.m., Saturday, June 22, at Berry-Bell and Hall Mortuary. Interment will be held at Fallbrook Masonic Cemetery. She is survived by one brother; her sons, Walter Christensen of Las Vegas, Nev., Hubert E. Davis Jr. of Temecula, Michael J. Davis of Sausalito; step-sons Gary L. Davis of Rock Falls, Iowa, and Virgil E. Davis of Mason Cit...
Fallbrook High School senior Tess Sutton signed a letter of intent to play volleyball with the University of Utah. “It was a dream come true when I signed,” Sutton said. “It felt so good to do that.” The libero signed her collegiate letter on April 17. “I worked so hard,” she said. “We’re very excited to have her. She’s a great addition. She’ll fit in well,” said Utah coach Beth Launiere. “I’m excited for her,” said Fallbrook coach Robin Reese. “She worked really hard to... Full story
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Youth Baseball hosted the 2013 Pre All Star Tournament the week of June 3. The Pony league had participating teams for 7U through 12U from several communities including Carlsbad, Escondido, French Valley, La Costa, and Ramona. The Fallbrook 8U Warrior team played a total of five games. Their hard work and determination made it possible for them to win the 8U championship game against Ramona 12 to 2. The 8U Fallbrook Warriors next tournament will be... Full story
Fallbrook High School’s girls swim team placed eighth among Division I schools at the CIF meet. “Went well,” said Fallbrook coach Sean Redmond. The Warriors had placed ninth in 2012. “I was hoping to equal or do better than what we did last year, which we did,” Redmond said. “We ended up moving up.” The CIF meet consisted of swim preliminaries May 16 at Granite Hills High School, diving May 17 at Mesa College, and the swim finals May 18 at Granite Hills. The six individuals or relay teams with the best times in each event dur...
Fallbrook Women’s Golf Game of the day: Better Nine May 14, 2013 First Flight First place Donna Barton 34 Second place Pamela Johnson 35 Third place Nancy Wright 35.5 Second flight First place Julie Miller 32.5 Second place Maureen Mitchell 35 Third place Susan Coughlin 36 Third flight First place Cindy Becker 34 Second place MJ Palmquist 35.5 Third place Evelyn Simon 37 Fallbrook Seniors Golf Group San Luis Rey Downs Odds & Evens June 11, 2013 First place 155 Marty Balow, Ed Erzen, Stan Meyers, Horst Wendt Second place 156 J... Full story
Fallbrook High School’s boys swim team placed seventh among Division I schools at the CIF meet May 18 at Granite Hills High School. “I’m happy. Our goal was to go top five, and we missed that by about 12 points,” said Fallbrook coach Bill Richardson. The six individuals or relay teams with the best times in each event during the preliminary heats advance to the championship race in the finals while the next six best times earn lanes in the consolation finals. Team points are given for those 12 positions, and the divers...
FALLBROOK – The latest in state-of-the-art car wash technology has arrived in Fallbrook… at 24 Hour Max Car Wash, located at 1148 South Main Ave. Owner Cristian De Ferari said the newly installed Istobal MX22 “has more sensors and relays to get optimum pressure for superior cleaning performance.” Featuring hybrid touch and touch-free automatic mechanisms, the new system is “extremely programmable to do any wash package, including but not limited to tri-color foam, p... Full story
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It has been said that dining is a form of art; an atmosphere intended to encompass the presentation of food and drink, the skill of conversation, and evoke an ambiance of a certain style. Whether one desires a simple, family-friendly environment, or one with a more chic and refined tone, there are numerous ways and combinations to express creativity in this area. Often associated with elegance, a traditional style includes classic colors, reflected in fabrics and wall hues,...
Despite the confusingly unstable spring weather, the first rose bloom cycle was grand and glorious. It seemed extended as the second cycle followed so closely it was difficult to detect any separation. As one bloom cycle’s blossoms fade, we should prepare for the next by lightly pruning back each spent blooming cane to a point of at least pencil size circumference and to an outward-facing leaf junction with the cane—use this same technique when cutting blossoms for b...
Container gardens have long been used to add a spot of color by a front entrance or expand planting space in city lots, balconies and decks. Don’t let past experience and tradition limit your vision. Try one or more of these attractive, fun and functional ways to include containers in your landscape, large or small. Add vertical interest to any garden or garden space. Select a large attractive container filled with tall plants like papyrus and canna. Or elevate a small pot o...