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 – On Friday evening, Dec. 3, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., the Healthy Woman Program, sponsored by Fallbrook Hospital, will feature speakers on “Aromatherapy & Basic Stress Relief Tips” and “10 tips for Making Your Holidays Happier.” The program will be held at Silvergate, 420 E. Fallbrook St. Lori Lang-Scott, licensed massage therapist and owner of The Massage Studio in Fallbrook, will educate women on the benefits of aromatherapy and provide helpful information on how to reduce one’s stress. Dr. Timothy Murphy, a...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Hospital will offer “Joint Replacement Surgery: New Approaches” on Wednesday, Dec. 1 from 5 to 7 p.m. in conference rooms A & B. The class is open to anyone scheduled for a partial or total knee replacement or total hip replacement and to those who may be considering the surgery. An orthopedic surgeon will discuss and share an example of what is utilized in each procedure along with new approaches such as the partial knee and the non-narcotic pain relief system which can help quicken recovery wit...
BONSALL – Doctors Greg and Dori Henderson are actively teaching patients how to reverse Type II Diabetes at their office in Bonsall. The couples’ new, individualized treatment approach helps patients control their blood glucose and work towards reversing their diabetes, thereby reducing or eliminating the need for medication. “It’s done without prescription drugs and all of their nasty side-effects,” said the doctors. Dr. Greg Henderson, who also has over a decade of experience with functional medicine, said one of...
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Fallbrook’s Pop Warner Jr. Midget Warriors have won the western region championship, Wescon, and are now raising funds to compete for the state championship in December. The Warriors played the Jurupa Mammoths on Nov. 13, and beat them with a resounding score of 32-6. “It was a good game for us,” said Jeff Meyer, Pop Warner coach. “It was an offensive game, even though we have been a very defensive-minded team in this season.” The Warriors had a 30-0 lead on the Mammoths...
Fallbrook High School’s boys water polo team finished the 2010 season with an overall 22-8 record, including a first-round playoff loss. “I was happy with the season up to the playoffs,” said Fallbrook coach Bob Lamont. Fallbrook placed second in the Avocado League East standings with an 8-2 record. Both losses were to league champion Vista, who spoiled the Warriors’ final home game November 3 with a 17-9 victory. Vista’s win followed Fallbrook’s 19-2 home triumph November 1 over Mission Hills. “That was one of those games w... Full story
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On Tuesday, November 16, the Fallbrook High School varsity girls’ field hockey team hosted the Vista Panthers for the first round of the CIF playoffs. During the regular season, the teams split their two meetings. However, with the stakes higher, the players played with more intensity, bolstered by the hopes of competing for the championship match. After playing two halves without a score, the game went into overtime, and the Warriors finally claimed the victory, 1-0. In t...
Not only did Jack VanderLans win the All-Around at the Grand National Rodeo Horse and Stock Show in San Francisco’s Cow Palace, but the 2001 Fallbrook High School graduate also moved into the world standing lead for Steer Wrestling. VanderLans won $3,348 for his Steer Wrestling and Tie-Down Roping go-round and average (aggregate) positions at the Oct. 20-23 Cow Palace rodeo. He won the Steer Wrestling average while placing third in the first go-round and sharing third through fifth in the second go-round, and he also won t...
FALLBROOK – Whether offering comfort and joy, camaraderie and good cheer, or welcoming in the Christmas season, the yuletide spirit comes to Fallbrook on Saturday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. when the Fallbrook Music Society presents The William Chunestudy Men’s Chorus and Mixed Chorus. The fourth annual concert begins with a delightful program of well-known and traditional Christmas music in a variety of styles, presented by these exceptional ensembles. The William Chunestudy g... Full story
PALA – Whether area residents are trying to keep expenditures low when celebrating New Year’s Eve or wish to make it their special evening of the year, Pala Casino Spa & Resort has several options to appeal to all pocketbooks. For only $20 per person, enjoy the big party in the Grand Cabaret, hosted by Pop Vinyl, one of Southern California’s hottest variety bands. Doors open at 8 p.m. with the show beginning at 9 p.m. Pop Vinyl provides a high-energy show featuring pop, rock, funk, classic rock, R&B, Motown, blues, jaz... Full story
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, part 1 should have been more aptly titled Harry Potter and the Sitting in a Tent. By far, this was the worst film in the series. My girlfriend fell asleep watching it. I don’t blame her. Spoilers, in order of appearance: • Film is ruined for small children • Everyone tries to save Harry for some reason. • Someone, no one cares about, dies • Cameo by cool actor • Five minutes later, we are told cool actor has died. • Temper tantrum • Better a... Full story
Marguerite E. Mahr, 99, passed away on Nov. 3, 2010. She was born May 10, 1911 in Sioux City, Iowa. Her parents were Frank and Rose Fisher. Marguerite was preceded in death by her husband Weldon in 1995. Marguerite leaves behind three sons and daughter-in-law, Douglas (Joanne), Weldon, Jr. “Mike” (Rosalie), and Dennis (Mary); grandchildren, Michael, Steven, Richard, Kevin, Christopher, Danette; 16 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Elizabeth Carlson. Graveside services wil... Full story
BONSALL – All women are welcome to enjoy a lovely evening of fellowship at Riverview Women’s Christmas Dinner on Wednesday, Dec. 8, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. This special evening is a delightful way to move into the Christmas season and features a delicious catered dinner, music, an encouraging message, wonderful fellowship, raffle items, table prizes, and free child care with advance registration. Speaker Ruth Larson will share a Christmas message of hope, joy, and comfort. Tickets, at $10 per person, are available t... Full story
Joe Louis Vivalda of Fallbrook, Calif. died Saturday, Nov. 20, 2010 at the age of 86. Joe was born in Kentucky on June 13, 1924 to Alfred and Fairy Vivalda. The family moved from Kentucky to California where he remained and eventually settled in Fallbrook for the last 40 years. One of Joe’s fondest memories was playing professional baseball in the Pacific Coast League. He was a right-handed sinkerball pitcher who never played organized baseball prior to being scouted and signed. Joe also enjoyed spending time with his f... Full story
In memory of his death, Nov. 25, 2006. My love, you had never gone on such a long trip before, but you had to go with our Father to prepare our new home. In time, all of your loved ones will be reunited with you and never separated again. If we are faithful to God, we will enjoy eternal life and perfect health; promises of the Father (Luke 23:43). Your wife, Bertha Velasco... Full story
The butchering of trees has many names: topping, hat-racking, top stumping, stubbing, dehorning. Once tree topping starts in neighborhoods, the general public thinks it’s the norm and it spreads like a plague. In many cases, the homeowner has inherited his landscaping, be it right or wrong. As the plants grow, the owner fears that the big tree in his yard might fall over. This is a valid concern. Trees that were purchased and planted 23 years ago have become towering giants i...
FALLBROOK – Family and Fallbrook Garden Club friends of Reed and Mary Polhemus gathered on Nov. 6 at La Paloma Elementary School’s garden to honor Reed, who was the primary force behind a major rehabilitation of the gardens starting in the fall of 2000. The project Reed and Mary Polhemus put in motion is carried on today by two dedicated groups of Garden Club volunteers numbering 20 in all, with help from three La Paloma teachers. A total of 160 kindergarteners t... Full story
ESCONDIDO – On Saturday, Dec. 11, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. the San Diego Archaeological Center will present a Family Holiday Workshop in the facility’s culture classroom. The young and young-at-heart will enjoy hands-on experiences with natural resources such as clay and raffia. Fabric, glue and glitter will be provided for constructing Victorian era items. Combining imagination and personal style, each person will have the opportunity to create unique pieces, perfect k...
