Julian Apple Days Centennial celebration, a historic community tradition, started in September and continues through Nov 15.
As part of the Apple Days celebration, Julian Woman’s Club will
sponsor its 2nd Annual Apple Pie Baking Contest on Friday, Oct. 2, from
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
As part of Julian’s Apple Days Centennial Celebration, a two-day
Apple Days Festival featuring apple displays, music and dancing, an
antique tractor display, children’s games and activities, gold panning
demonstrations, a beer and wine garden, 50 food and merchandise
vendors, contests, and, of course, apple pie. will be held at Menghini
Winery on Oct. 3 and 4.
The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Admission is $5, with children age 12 and younger admitted free of charge.
“Hello, Dolly. Well, hello, Dolly. It’s so nice to have you back where you belong.”
In this case, it is the Guy B. Woodward Museum that will host the
Hello, Dolly Doll Show Oct. 8 through Oct. 11, and Oct. 15 through Oct.
18 from 1 to 4 p.m. in the museum at 645 Main St.
Ramona Pioneer Historical Society President Judy Nachazel invites
everyone to take a stroll down Memory Lane. Admission is $5 and
includes a tour of the historic Verlaque House and grounds.
When one deducts those who DON’T WANT health insurance and those who
are young enough to think they don’t need it, we are left with the 5
percent who are the illegals in our nation. A consistent 85 percent are
satisfied with their current coverage, and in baseball that’s an
amazing batting average.
That doesn’t mean that they don’t want improvement, but, given our
government’s fiscal work at the plate, it is either foolish or too
political to tinker with our healthcare system in the way you and your
liberal comrades are lusting for.
Ramona Library offers programs throughout October for all ages. Among them are:
Youth
Preschool Storytime: A fun story hour with crafts on Wednesdays at 11 a.m. First Wednesday of the month is bilingual.
Grandparents and Books: Join us for that warm childhood
treat of having a grandparent read aloud from a children’s favorite
book on Thursdays at 11 a.m.
Ramona finished the toughest pre-league schedule in Coach Damon Baldwin’s tenure with a 4-0 record.
They finished in style by beating the highly touted Valhalla Norsemen 37-31 in a shootout.
The home game on Friday was a study in conflicting styles. The
Bulldogs like to pound it out and eat up the clock. The Bulldogs ran 70
offensive plays (56 runs and 14 passes). The Dawgs had the ball for
more than 31 of the 48 minutes.
A regulation varsity water polo game consists of four seven-minute
periods, and Ramona High School’s boys water polo team utilized nearly
all of those 28 minutes in defeating San Marcos Sept. 24 to give the
Bulldogs their first Valley League win of the 2009 season.
The Bulldogs, who had lost to Mount Carmel the day before, improved
their league record to 1-2 and their overall record to 5-4 with the win
over the Knights.
Ramona High School’s girls volleyball team began Valley League play
with a three-game loss at home Sept. 22 against Mount Carmel but
followed that loss with a three-game win Sept. 24 at San Marcos.
“It speaks to the character of the girls that they were willing to
look at what we were missing,” Coach Connie Halfaker said of the team’s
adjustment to the loss. “They’re able to translate it and put it into a
match in very short order.”
Ramona High’s girls golf team lost two Valley League matches on
the road to Mt. Carmel and San Marcos. The Lady Dawgs are now 1-3
overall and 0-3 in league play.
The Lady Bulldogs lost to Mt. Carmel 230-260 at the Rancho Bernardo
Country Club. It was Ramona’s lowest score of the season as a team.
Kelsey Perry paced the Lady Dawgs by shooting a 47. Tracey Huynh of Mt.
Carmel was the medalist with a 41.
Kelsie Domnitz, Kambria Fitting and Ally Harvey all shot 53. Emily
Vandervort shot a 54 and Catie Sundberg contributed a 60.Only the top
five scores are used unless there is a need for a tie breaker.
The Lady Dawgs lost to San Marcos 278-290 at Lake San Marcos Country
Club. Emily Vandervort recorded the Lady Dawg’s low score by shooting a
51. Ally Harvey shot 55. Kelsie Domnitz turned in a 56. Catie Sundberg
shot a 63. Kia Turner shot 65. Ashley Ramirez shot 71.
Ramona High School’s varsity girls finished fourth among the 12
teams at the inaugural The Showdown at Sundown hosted by Mission Hills
High School Sept. 26.
The varsity girls results also included a fourth-place individual
finish by Ramona’s Chelsey Cortez. Ramona’s freshman-sophomore boys
finished fourth among the seven teams in that race, and Ramona’s
varsity boys finished seventh among the 14 teams despite losing Conner
Jenson during the race due to a sprained ankle.
All of the races were on a 5,000-meter (3.1-mile) course.
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