After being out on an adventure around Palomar Mountain for a month, Rosebud is safe and sound. Thanks to the sharp eye of a former neighbor of Holly’s, Terri Sproul. Terri called with the good news. However, her cat and Rosebud never did get along so Rosebud is looking forward to keeping our Hay Barn free of mice. I know some of you out there are glad to hear a happy ending.
Rosebud is Alive and Well
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John Mandel oldest Grad!
Congratulations are in order to Palomar resident John Mandel. At 61 years young, he was recognized as the oldest Fire Academy Graduate ever! Hooray to John and all who volunteer on Palomar Mountain.
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Free Spaghetti Dinner to Community Center Supporters
FREE SPAGHETTI DINNER to Community Center Supporters
As this photo indicates, Spaghetti can serve many purposes…it not only makes for a wonderful dinner, but it can also be worn as a fashion accessory! Don’t miss out! Pick up your very own spaghetti ensemble on July 17th, 2010 at the Fire Station.
Tickets are FREE, but limited and they are literally flying out the door! Go to http://www.palomarcommunity.com/SpaghettiDinner.php for details and to get your tickets today.
Sincerely and on behalf of your Community Center Board of Directors
Tracey Chesney – Vice Chairperson
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The 1947 Odyssey of the Giant Eye – Part One
Thanks to the author, Jeff Smith for sending his articles our way: Enjoy part one of Odyssey of the Giant Eye.
Bonnie Phelps
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Two bedroom rental needed
From: JDK [mailto:jonderekknapp@gmail.com]
Thanks,
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Community Center Website
Would you like to schedule a gathering at the Community Center? Do you need to know when our next meeting or fundraising event will be? Want to see photos of our previous events? Need to contact your Board of Directors? Your CCPM Board of Directors has been working diligently to provide Palomar residents and community members with up to date information about the new Community Center of Palomar Mountain. The picture above, is a sneak peek at our new Community Center website. Direct your browser to www.palomarcommunity.com This website is not a subscription site, so you don’t need to provide your email or any personal information to access it. We hope this site will become your one-stop-shop for everything Community Center related. Take a look now and don’t forget to bookmark it and check back often. The site is constantly being updated with new information being added almost daily, with all you need to know about the Center and Community related topics.
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Need a Mountain Mechanic?
Mountain Mechanic
Available to work on all types of vehicles at your home or cabin, or out of our garage on the mountain.
Jon Derek Knapp 760-522-0555 jonderekknapp@gmail.com or leave message 760-742-2423 Thank you!
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Free Cotton Fabric
I have a LOT of cotton fabric – some fat quarter size up to 1 yard size and some scraps — all ready for your creative pursuits!
It is the equivalent in amount to 2 Xerox boxes. All good quality. Call Lynda at 760 724-0765.
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Lookout History Tidbits
HIGH POINT
November 25, 1938: “Outdoor oddities interest even the most disinterested persons. Being associated with the out-of-doors so constantly, we see many things that may be out of the ordinary for most folks, but even old-timer Lookoutman Ben Moore on Palomar Mountain saw something the other night that was unusual to him.
Ben was restless one night and deciding he would take some exercise, started down the trail towards Sourdough Springs. Just as he rounded the last bend of the rough trail to the spring he came into view of a full-fledged Bobcat “pussy-footin” around a 3 1/2 foot rattler. The indignant buzzing of the rattler’s war drums had caused Ben to slow down almost to a standstill, thereby not detracting the cat’s attention at the moment. He was audience for about one minute to a “Nature Play” that may never be seen again by that individual. The Bobcat was staying about one foot away from the snake and tantalizing it by hissing and spitting at it and feigning occasionally with his left or right paw, thus causing the maddened reptile to strike with lightning-like moves. As fast as the snake was, the cat was faster and would seemingly make clearance by the skin of his teeth. After about one minute, the cat’s intuition told him to look around, so backing away from the snake he looked in Ben’s direction and then hit for the brush.
Ben is elated upon being given a chance to observe this unusual occurence among Nature’s children. – Fred Varney – Cleveland -” (California Ranger)
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Watch out for Bikes! Palomar Challenge Bike Ride
Click to see Bike Route Map Subject: [PMVFD] Palomar Challenge Bike Rides
Attached is a map of the ride that will take place this Saturday, June 19th.
It extends from Mesa Grande to the Observatory, via the East Grade. There could be up to 200 cyclists on the road that day.
Suzann M. Leininger
Public Information Officer
Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Department
Station #79
Web: www.palomarfire.org
E-mail: palomarfire79@gmail.com
Address:
21610 Crestline Road
PO Box 235
Palomar Mountain, CA 92060
Office: (760) 742-3701
Fax: (760) 742-0574
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