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ancy Brinker promised her dying sister, that she woulddo everything possible to end breast cancer orever. In

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When to Keep KidsHome from School

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Fever: When your childs ever is 100.4 degrees or higher, yourchild should stay home. Most schools would like children to be

ever ree or 24 hours with no ever reducing medication beorereturning to school.

Cough and Cold: Children who have cold symptoms withoutever are probably okay to go to school.

Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis): Look or redness, itching or swelling,

and a clear, white, yellow or greenish liquid to collect in one orboth eyes. Pink eye can be highly contagious. Your child shouldbe seen by their primary care doctor beore returning to school.

Stomach Flu (Gastroenteritis): I your child seems dehydrated(shows excessive thirst, dry mouth, extreme atigue or lethargy),has vomiting, or diarrhea, its a good idea or them to stay home

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Sore roat: Consult your childs pediatrician i the sore throatis accompanied by diculty swallowing or breathing, pus or red

and white patches in the throat, swollen or tender lymph nodes inthe neck, or i the sore throat lasts longer than one week.

Ear Infection (Otis media): A child complaining o ear pain

should be seen by their pediatrician in order to provide treatmentrecommendations. I your child cannot talk, look or signs oear inection like ear pulling, irritability, ear drainage, balance

diculties and trouble sleeping.

Rashes: Keep your child home rom school and consult theirpediatrician i your child has a rash and any o the ollowing: joint

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Encourage and remind your child to wash his or her handsrequently to prevent getting or spreading illness. Allow yourchild to return to school once symptoms have been absent or at

least 24 hours without the aid o medication. Lastly, consider yourchilds ability to interact with peers and pay attention in class.Even i a child is recovering rom an illness and is technically wellenough to go to school, it may be in his or her best interest to stay

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Like tendrils on a grapevine, wine shops are a naturallyconnected outgrowth o any region where vineyards and

wineries dot the landscape.

Tats true here in the wine-producing emecula Valley where

local, mostly amily-run wine stores oer a charming blendo good times, wine tastings and wine knowledge along with

retail purchases o the ruit o the vine. And just like there arevarieties o wine, the shops oer their own unique avors to theart o selling the stu o viniculture.

Temecula House of WinesA yesteryear ambience mingles with palate-pleasing winesrom the valleys vineyards at emecula House o Wines,located in the historic 1920s-era Palomar Inn Hotel in Old

own emecula.

Owner o both the hotel and wine shop in the hotels convertedlobby, Carlos Palma experienced an epiphany when he saw aneed to sell emecula Valley wines under one roo.

I love the emecula Valleys wines, said Palma, and one

evening about six years ago, I was enjoying a glass o local wine,and I suddenly got the idea about how great it would be to havea one-stop shopping place where the wines produced by the

valleys wineries could be sold instead o having to travel out to

each winery or its own particular wine.

Shortly thereaer, Palmas idea became reality, and today heestimates that 95% o his inventory is produced by emeculaValley vintners, including dessert wines and much-soughtaer wines rom the regions boutique wineries which are no

open to the public. Palma also acts as a mini visitors center or

the wineries, he said, because he keeps Wine Country ino onhand as well as directing visitors at his shop to various wineries

28522 Old own Front Streetemecula, CA 92590. 951-699-0929

Wine On A DimeTeres no reason to put up with snooty servers or wipe outyour wallet i you want to enjoy good wine, according to Don

and Michelle Campini, owners o Wine On A Dime, located inemecula.

Tere are no wine snobs at Wine on a Dime! says MichelleOur big thing here is customer service, and we want to be ableto teach people that there are $10 and $15 bottles o wine thatare as good as wines that cost $30, $40, and $50.

Former owners o a popular delicatessen in emecula, theCampinis saw a niche or selling good wine that peoplecould buy at aordable prices without having to go to the

bigger stores like Costco or BevMo, and where they could ask

By Sandra Shrad

The Little Wine Shop Around the Corner

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The Wine CompanyA ew short years aer Dan Atwood planted Syrah grapeon his emecula property and established Atwood EstateVineyard, the vintner started Te Wine Company, a wine store

also located in emecula.

Weve been in business or ten years, said Atwood, who can

oen be ound these days behind the counter at the wine storeand thats a main reason why Te Wine Company has our tofve times the inventory o the other wine shops in the valley.

With his background as a winemaker, Atwood says hat hespassionate or all things wine, and Te Wine Company stocksmore than 600 wines varieties rom nine dierent countriesHors d oeuvres are available to pair with the wine o your

choice.

But despite its long tenure and big selection o higher endharder-to-get wines, said Atwood, Te Wine Company oers

a relaxed environment o comortable couches, bar tables, andcozy booths or enthusiasts who just want to savor the magicapleasure o a good wine.

29073 Overland Dr., #A,emecula, CA 92591. 877-4V.WINE

For more inormation about hours, directions, wine clubs and events at thewine stores listed in this article, visit these websites: temeculahouseowine.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index; wineonadime.com/ (Wine on aDime can also be ound on Facebook);www.wix.com/dudleyswine/gis#!

(Dudleys Wine & Gis can also be ound on Facebook); www.stellarcellar.

com/index.htm; www.tvwineco.com/

questions about the wine they were purchasing.

And Wine on a Dime, which opened in January, 2010, reallylives up to its name because one o the stores most populareatures, said Michelle, is the ten-cent wine tastings o wines

rom all over the world so that customers can have the chanceto taste wines they normally wouldnt try.

28061 Jeerson Suite #5,emecula, CA 92590. 951-694-3463

Dudleys Wine & GiftsIts a casual atmosphere at Dudleys Wine & Gis in Murrieta,and owners Eric and Christina Dudley preer it that way.

We want our customers to come in and be as casual as theywant, said the Brooklyn-born Eric Dudley. We want them tohave un, and be in a place where they dont have worry about

how they pronounce the name o a wine.

Part o the un at the swirl and sni routine at Dudleys,said Eric, is the background music o reggae and rock, having

customers introduce themselves to each other, and doing toastsevery night. Dudley, a certifed wine specialist, can also spinsome entertaining and inormative stories about the history othe wines on the racks at the shop.

Te only wine store o its kind in Murrieta, Dudleys Wine &Gis opened three years ago, and oers wines rom around the

world as well as a large assortment o wine-related giware.

40675 Murrieta Hot Springs, #B5,Murrieta CA 92562. 951-461-2225

Stellar CellarA combination o live music on Fridays and Saturdays, a

monthly wine dinner, and weekly guest speakers give StellarCellar, located in Old own emecula, a stylish chill outcachet.

In addition to selling wines rom around the world and hand-craed beers, Stellar Cellars monthly dinner event local andseasonal cuisine rom local artisans, and the guest speaker/

wine tasting events on Tursdays showcase a variety o wineswith hors d oeuvres that complement each other. Te livemusic ranges rom blues, jazz, pop and olk.

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on the MAP

O V E R T H E T O P

Theres just something so resh about going or a spin in aconvertible. Call it a un adventure. Call it ree-ying. Callit cheaper than therapy. Or maybe you just have to call it

experience thats hard describe to anyone who doesnt see the

charm o a wind-whipped hairdo and dusty car upholstery.

Whatever you call it, Americans have had a crush on theconvertible since the last centurys early days o motoring.And i you are one o those millions who gets starry-eyed overthe beloved ragtop, then you need to set your GPS or the siteo the countrys greatest collection o American convertibles,located just a short drive south o the emecula Valley.

Nestled on feen acres o terraced grapevines adjacent to theLawrence Welk Resort in Escondido, the Deer Park Wineryand Auto Museum showcases a stunning and remarkablearray o 130 gleaming and mint-condition vehicles including

every important American convertible manuactured rom1946 (and earlier) to the muscle cars o 1980s.

Te museum was ounded in 1979 by real estate entrepreneurRobert Knapp to house his ever-growing collection o vintagecars, according to his son Clark Knapp.

My dad just loved American convertibles, said Clark, whohas reopened the three buildings o Deer Park museum to thepublic in 2009 aer it had been closed or a number o yearsollowing his athers death in 1996.

He loved the look o them and the stylish, amboyant designwhich just grabbed peoples attention, he said. Te cars werebold and beautiulthey were works o art. Not like the boxyshapes o cars today.

Starting with a 1928 Ford Model A Ford Sports Coupe whichhe acquired or $23 in the early 1950s, Robert Knapp beganamassing his collection decades beore the Internet, oenfnding cars or a song by browsing through magazines. Overthe years, Knapp picked up small and nimble convertibles likethe 1949 Crosley Hotshot Roadster as well as big, ast and tail-fnned cruise boats like the 1960 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz.

Tere are also some very unique autos at the museumincluding a 1903 Buick horseless carriage, a rare 1928Franklin Airman (amous or having the only successuair-cooled engine to remain in continuous production) and

a Kaiser Darrin, a 1954 vehicle that was the frst car to usefberglass in the body. Also on display is one o engineer, carmaker and television marketing pioneer Madman Muntzsunique 1952 Jet cars which eatured seats upholstered inalligator skins and backseat armrests containing ull cocktaibars!

But the crme de la crme o the Deer Park collection andworth every bit o the admission ee alone, said Clark

by Sandra Shrader

O V E R T H E T O P

continued on page 47

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In the tide pool world, its all about fnding a oothold andhanging or dear lie.It may look like an undisturbed utopia rom the outside, but

when the extreme low tides occur, some o the smallest andsimplest creatures at the edge o Neptunes kingdom suddenly

have to contend with exposure to either a hot sun or reezingwinds while being constantly battered by unrelenting waves.On top o that, they have to worry about being the next happy

meal or their neighbor!

Despite such epic battles, marine lie does miraculously thrivein tide pools, delighting anyone who hopes to touch a starfsh

or watch hermit crabs duke it out over an abandoned shell oreven gets lucky enough to see a shy octopus.

Tere are a ew beaches in San Diego County where rocky reesappear when tidal conditions are right, and just about an hoursdrive rom emecula Valley is the coastline o La Jolla which ishome to some o the most must-see tide pools.

Te Casa Beach, or otherwise known as Childrens Pool, is asmall, picturesque beach located at the corner o Coast Blvd.and Jenner Street in La Jolla. Partially protected by a seawall,

the beach has a wealth o mussels, crabs and fsh in its tidepools. During much o the year, seals and sea lions are also

present on or near the beach and a reserve or these marinemammals, called Seal Rock, is just oshore.

A short walk to the north o Childrens Pool is Shell Beach

which is at the south end o Ellen Browning Scripps Parkon Coast Blvd. and Girard Avenue. Tere is a small cemen

stairway rom the park leading directly to the airly largeShell Beach tide pool area which teems with the likes oanemones, barnacles, limpets, crabs, urchins, sea stars, snails

and sea cucumbers during extreme low tide. During the wintermonths, it is also possible to fnd a variety o shells there due tothe beachs unique geographic layout.

A third and impressive tide pool section can be ound abouttwo hundred yards to the north o the Scripps Pier and La JollaShores. Dike Rock ide Pool includes an area flled with cobble-

sized rocks, boulders, mud, sandstone and algae-coveredats. Part o the La Jolla Underwater Park marine reservethe site gets its name rom a volcanic bench o rock that haspushed through a large gap in the sedimentary rocks and runs

perpendicular to the beach. Parking is usually available alongLa Jolla Shores Drive, the La Jolla Shores Beach parking lot ornear Scripps Institute o Oceanography where there are twostaircases just south o the pier leading down to the beach.

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RIGHTAlpacaRIGHTPriceRIGHTLife!

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photosJennifer Clark

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New Location!41655 Reagan Way, Ste. H in Murrieta (951) 696-9800 www.ivcca.net

The Inland Valley Conservatory and Athletics is a non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated

to bringing affordable, professional quality training of the performing arts and sports to the

Temecula/Murrieta Valley.

July 11-15:Moscow Ballet Summer Intensive at Inland Valley Conservatory. Svetlana Todinova of the

Moscow Ballet will be teaching classes on Technique and Variations. Visit our website for Registration.

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While still in the parking lot, guests sense the MurrietaSizzler at 40489 Murrieta Hot Springs Road is dierent.Oversized Americana murals adorn the restaurant exterior. Atthe entranceway, the unmistakable smell o BBQ ri ip bee

one o the most popular menu items -- smoking over mesquitewood is a welcomed surprise. I diners didnt eel hungrybeore, they do now.

Welcome to the Next Generation o Sizzlers, as envisioned byBMW Management, Inc, Sizzlers largest ranchisee. emecularesidents and high-school sweethearts, Gary and Sally Myers,

started BMW Management

in 1983, when they openedthe valleys frst casualdining restaurant a Sizzler.

Tey gutted the existingMurrieta Sizzler in 2010

to create a comortableyet energetic environment

or guests who appreciateresh ood at a good value.

Inside the restaurant,diners see reshingredients being mixedinto delicious Chopped

Asian Salad, Spinach-Almond-Craisin Saladand Greek Salad onthe demonstration

counter built into theEndless Salad Bar.

Tey hear sizzling platters being delivered to guests

tables by sta motivated to provide world-class service. Tey touch the contemporaryAmericana urnishings ound in NextGeneration Sizzlers, but most importantly,

they taste the dierence resh not rozen ood makes.

Over the past three years, Sizzler has ocusedon rejuvenating itsel through updated dcorand ood items. Te latest menu addition ishandcraed, 100 percent reshly ground

USDA hamburgers and cheeseburgers.Tey join Sizzlers resh amily o hand-cuton premises ri ip Steaks, Salmon, hand-tossed salads, made-rom-scratch soups

and just-out-o-the-oven sweet rolls.

While BMW Managements restaurant operations appeal tothe fve human senses, Gary and Sally Myers maintain a sense

o amily within their organization, which makes them an in-demand employer. In preparation or the grand re-opening othe totally renovated Lake Forest Sizzler, 1,200 people appliedor 100 jobs.

A sense o community service also rings true within thecompanys culture. BMW Management backs programsto honor students or outstanding achievement, persona

character and reading success. It is little surprise that Garyand Sally Myers recently received Multi-Unit Franchiseemagazines coveted MVP Award in a Las Vegas ceremony

Only fve recipients rom throughout the United States werehonored or operational excellence, ranchise industry supporand ingenuity.

BMW Management operates one Richies Real AmericanDiner in Rancho Cucamonga and 24 Sizzlers stretching romSacramento to San Diego.

Next Generation Sizzler Appeals to Guests Sense-abilities

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On June 27th, 2011 Anthonys Ristorante sponsored a goltournament, dinner and auction to raise unds or theNeurofbromatosis (NF) Childrens umor Foundation, a cause

that hits close to home or ony and Joan Nanci. Teir grandsonTomas was diagnosed with this disease at the age o 8 and todate has had our surgeries on his head and neck to combat the

recurring tumors which put pressure on his nerves and spinalcolumn. Troughout it all, Tomas has remained an upbeat andpersonable young man who is a pleasure to be around and rarelytalks about his problems. He had his most recent surgery just

beore the gol tournament. He wanted to attend the estivitiesbut due to some complications, he was unable to.

NF is a disease defned by tumors that grow along nerves in thebody or on or under the skin. As the tumors increase in size, they

press on vital areas o the body, causing problems in the way thebody unctions. NF is usually diagnosed in kids between 3 and

16 years old.

Mike and Jamie Jacobson, riends o the Nancis (and anunbelievable Father/Daughter team) were the organizers o the

entire event. Mikes company, Michael D. Jacobsen Insurance,was the primary sponsor. Te gol tournament was held atBear Creek and 92 golers participated. Monster Energy Drinks

supplied the golers with rereshments throughout the day, and anew BMW was oered by Murrieta BMW or a hole-in-one onthe 13th hole.

Aer golfng, the golers headed to Anthonys or a rae, liveauction and dinner. 150 guests attended the evening event whichwas emceed by disc jockey Greg Cozzo o 94.5FM. Greg read atouching letter rom onys son om about the struggles o his

son Tomas and his battle with NF. Te rae and auction wereextremely successul with rousing and competitive bidding oritems donated by local businesses and restaurants. An added

bonus was the musical styling o Oscar Snow.

On July 22nd, ony presented the Childrens umor Foundationwith a check or $17,700. Te Foundation was truly amazedat the amount o

money raised by alocal restaurant inMurrieta. ony and

Joan would like tothank the ollowingpeople, withoutwhom this event

would not have beenpossible:

Mike and Jamie Jacobson .......Organizers and Major SponsorHome Smart.......................................................................Sponsor

Monster Energy Drinks ...... Supplied drinks and donated theMonster Girls to assist with the rae and auction.

Boris Saids BMW of Murrieta .............Supplied the car or ahole-in-one and generously bid at the auction.

e Triangle Murrieta .................................................SponsorFrank & Pat Garza of PV Maintenance .....................................

Generously bid at the auction.EBS, Inc. .............................................................................SponsorGreg Cozzo, 94.5 .................................................................EmceeOscar Snow........................................................................... SingerJamie Jacobsen, Irene Sweetland, Peggi Nash .........................

Organizers o the Rae and Live AuctionAnthonys entire sta.......All worked the entire day to ensure

that this event was the best it could be.

ony and Joan are truly touched by the generosity o theirriends and clients. I you would like to make a contribution to

the NF Foundation please remit to:

Childrens umor Foundation11601 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA 90025

o Learn more about NF and the

Childrens umor Foundation go to www.ct.org

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Tony & Joan Nanci host Fundraiser For Cause Near to their Heart

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Located on Jeerson Avenue in emecula is a brand-newculinary destination. Mantra Indian Cuisine in emecula isthe second location or Mantra Restaurants. Sumit Sharma and

Ajit Singh opened the Corona location o Mantra in January2010. Te Corona location was such a breakout success, Sumitand longtime riend and business partner Manny Singh madethe decision to open another site. Mantra emecula opened inJuly o 2011 and is already gaining a steady ollowing, as well

as attracting patrons amiliar with the Corona location that livelocally. Te three partners have over 25 years o experience assuccessul restaurateurs.

Serving traditional Northern Indian are, Mantra has severalspecialties. Te andoori Chicken is roasted in the tandoorto a coppery brown. Lasuni Chicken is boneless white meat

chicken, marinated with garlic and spices and roasted in thetandoor. Another avorite dish is the Chicken ikka Masala,which is andoori Chicken served in a tomato and butter gravy.Lamp Pasanda Nawabi consists o marinated lamb, cooked

with coconut sauces and cream gravy.

A buet is available daily or lunch, oering a wide varietyo dishes - both vegetarian and non - as well as desserts. On

Sundays they oer a special Champagne Brunch. Worth notingis that the items on the buet table change daily, so you could

visit every day and have something new. I you preer to order

rom the menu, it is vast and oers something or everyoneincluding extensive vegetarian selections, with vegetarian

appetizers such as Aloo ikki - mashed potatoes with herbsand spices, then deep ried, or Paneer Pakoras - cheese rittersDesserts include Kheer - rice pudding garnished with nuts, orKulf - Indian-style ice cream.

wo o our team members stopped in or lunch recently andwere surprised to see the large crowd aer only three weeksin business! Everything they sampled on the buet was reshhot and mouth-wateringly avorul. Service was attentive

and riendly, and the bread bowl o garlic naan was kept ullthroughout the meal. With the incredibly reasonable pricingor the buet ($7.99 M-F) this is going to become a regular

lunch stop or many people in our Valley!

Sumit, Ajit and Manny are dedicated to the sharing andshowcasing o Indian ood and culture, and ollow the philosophy

o great ood, excellent service, value or your money and a undining experience. Te spicy, mouthwatering aroma as you enterthe restaurant lets you know you are in or a treat!

Mantra can be ound at 27645 Jeerson Avenue, Suite 106, or at480 N. Main Street in Corona. www.mantrarestaurants.com

FINE INDIAN CUISINE

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HONEYCUTT

FARMSYour Local Ham Shop and Restaurant

Home of theHoney Glazed

Spiral Sliced Ham

Breakfast Served All Day40477 Murrieta Hot Springs Rd., Suite D2 in Murrieta

(between Ralphs & Rite Aid) (951) 698-0098www.honeycuttfarms.com/honeycuttfarms

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Daily SpecialsDinner served Monday thru Saturday

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wine & DINE

Open Daily 10am-5pm - wienscellars.com - Temecula Valley - 951.694.9892

Mon - Thurs only, excludes holidays. Expires 9/30/11

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Ellen eatured her personal che Roberto Martinon the show, and the two cooked up her avorite,Vegan acos. Teyre easy to make, just assemble theollowing ingredients:

1 package Yves Meatless aco Stuers or other meatsubstitute (Bring to simmer with 1/2 cup o water.)

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1 cup chopped tomatoes1/4 cup minced red onion1/2 bunch chopped cilantroOnion powder, garlic powder, cumin, lime juice, &kosher salt to taste.

GUACAMOLE:

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Daiya Vegan Cheese(Can be ound at Whole Foods and other health oodstores)

Vegan Sour Cream

ASSEMBLY:Heat tortilla over open ame and prepare taco (orenjoy in hard shell).

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I you mention zip-lining to anyone locally, Ive noticed thatmost o them think o Catalina, or the Wild Animal Park inSan Diego. Did you know there is a place not ar up the 15 reeway

where you can experience this adrenaline-pumping adventureactivity? I ound out or mysel not long ago. Skull Canyon Eco-Experiences in Corona, open since Fall o 2009, oers two zip-

lining courses that range rom easy to hair-raising. Family-ownedand -operated, Skull Canyon oers a truly unique experience.

I arrived at the property and was greeted by several people,

including Yvette, the Event Coordinator in a way that mademe eel very comortable and as i I had walked into a

group o riends. Aer some preliminary instructions, Iwas buckled into my harness and given my trolley - the

trolley is the piece o equipment you carry with you

throughout the course, which hangs on the cable andallows you to zip! Given the instruction, Do NO

drop this! - I was very careul with it, and didnt!On went the helmet and gloves (provided) and

then a un photo in ront o the parks banner.Next was a bunny zip - short and low to the

ground or practice purposes. I was ready!

We all climbed into a big yellow beastknown as Monster Crawler - a 1967 Land

Rover Saari Wagon with 53-inch tires,usually only on-site on the weekends - andwhen I say climbed, I mean climbed!

And we were on our way. I was taken onthe scenic tour as we climbed to a slightly

higher elevation when we stopped at amost unexpected sight - a

Koi pond. Te property onwhich the park is located

was once a chickenarm, and the open-

air tank is part o

the antique irrigation system. Te water is now used to irrigate themany palm trees that are stored on the property and are or saleAer eeding the Koi (and the random Bluegill) we began a ten-

minute hike up the hill. Lead our Guide Paul Davidson pointedout several highlights along the way, including a sighting o a coollocal lizard, as well as a cave that taps into a natural spring, eeding

the irrigation system at a rate o fve gallons per minute. My otherGuide, Isabel, and Demi - who was in training (we did our frszip-line together) - were a couple o un girls who helped shapemy experience.

A great conversationalist, Paul kept us laughing as we headed tothe frst zip-line station. Te Original Course consists o seven zip-lines that meet each other as you zigzag down the hillside. Finish

one, unhook, short walk, and hook back up to the next line. What

I have a hard time deciding how to put into words is the actuaexperience. I was never rightened (especially aer I heard that a

bunch o girl scouts had done the course a ew days earlier). I guessthe best descriptor would be exhilarating. Te longest zip-line onthe Original Course is 660 eet, and it was awesome. I let go o myharness and hung backwards ... wow. But I wasnt done!

Aer completing the original course, which took about an hourand a hal including training and hiking, Yvette said, Oh but youHAVE to do X3! Whats X3, you say? Tat would be the third o

the three EXREME lines in the park, totaling 4400 eet o zip-lines. X3 is 1600 eet by itsel, with almost 60 seconds o zip timePure, healthy, oxygen-inused rush. I was told that several groups

o bachelors en route to Vegas have stopped o at Skull Canyonsimply to run X3 on the way.

Anyone ages fve and up, or 60-250 pounds can zip-line at Skul

Canyon. Tey are open seven days a week, and reservations arerequired. Groups o up to 30 can be accommodated. Te teamo people at the park make the experience un and memorableI you are looking or something exhilarating and just plain cool

you have to check it out! www.skullcanyon.com

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THEFINEARTSNETW

ORK

The

Nutcracker BalletDecember 17 - 23

Season tickets ON SALE, NOW! HAVE IT YOUR WAY...Pick your show...your day...your seat.

Fine Arts NetworkActors Contemporary Theatre Inland Valley Opera Temecula Ballet Company

Presenting Quality Theatre at Home Town Prices

Old Town Temecula Community Theater 42051 Main Street, Temecula 92590 www.fineartsactics.com

announces their2011-2012 SEASON

July 28 - August 14

October13 - 23

January 5 - 15

SEASON

TICKETSstartingat

$69

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our TOWN

Summer is here again in the emecula Valley, and you knowwhat that meansits water park season!So i youre eeling hot and bothered by Mr. Suns scorching rays,

its time to chill out and hit the giant water slides, wave motionpools and misting cabanas available at some o the water parks inand around the valleys landlocked locales.

VAIL LAKE RESORTProbably the great-granddaddy o water slides in Caliornia canbe ound at Vail Lake Resort, just a ew miles east o emecula.Created in the 1970s or a recreational vehicle park in operation

at the time, the resorts three water slides were recently upgradedin 2007 to provide aster, smoother and twist-ier thrills.

Our water slides were built in 1974, said Bill Johnson, whobought the park, lake and campground amenities in 1997 andgave the site its present name. Im pretty sure that they were thefrst public water slides built in Caliornia!

Te 325-oot slides which twist and turn down an easy slopehad been closed since 1986 so when Johnson decided to reopenthem, he called upon their original builder, water park designer

Richard Croul, to help bring everything up to date.

Originally the slides were concrete so we repaired them andresuraced them with about an inch and a hal o oamthe

same stu thats in ootball helmets, explained Johnson, andthen we sprayed polyurethane on them so they are really slick,and ra rides can get really ast.

Johnson said plans are in the works at Vail Lake Resort or awhole new down down hill experience with a mile-and-a-hal-long water slide which will descend 600 eet down a nearby

mountain, dropping sliding enthusiasts into Vail Lake.

Hours and ees or the Vail Lake Resort water slides are: Fri. 2-6PM, $10/hr; Sat. 10 AM-6 PM, $10/hr or all day pass $20; Sun. 9

AM-2 PM, $10/hr. Hal day passes or Friday and Saturday onlyare $15. Visit www.vaillakeresort.com/activities/swimming-pools-and-waterslides.html or more ino.

MULLIGAN FAMILY FUN CENTERWATER PARKTe newest water park in the valley has been scheduled to open

this summer at Mulligan Family Fun Center in Murrieta.

Were the only water park in Murrieta, said Scott Agajanian,

Mulligans group sales manager, and with the weather heregetting as hot as it does throughout the summer months and

early all, we think the area needs a water park. We believe it wilbe a big hit here!

Construction plans to convert hal o the un centers seven acres

into a Western-themed water park are expected to take placein three phases over the next fve years. Tis summers much-anticipated Phase One will consist o fve speed slides, multilevel platorms, interactive aquatic controls and what is being

called a Big Splash Pumping Station.

Located at 24950 Madison Avenue in Murrieta, Mulligan Family

Fun Center was opened in 1996, and eatures popular activitieslike miniature gol, go-cart racing, and laser tag. I Phase One othe water park proves to be as popular as Mulligan Fun Centerocials expect, uture attractions could include more extreme

water rides and a lazy river.

A day pass or unlimited use at the park will be $20.99 per

person, said Agajanian.

For hours and more inormation, visit mulliganmurrieta.com/

WELK RESORT SAN DIEGOAlthough not available to the general public, Welk Resort SanDiego, located at 8860 Lawrence Welk Drive in Escondido, does

By Sandra Shrade

MAKING THE SPLASH SCENE


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AS YOU LIKE IT, one of Shakespeares most delightful and bawdyromantic comedies, serves as an accurate reection of humannature and explores the triumph of love over adversity.

Dont miss the last few shows of the season!

As You Like ItJuly 28th - August 13th Mount Palomar Winery

As Shakespeare in theVines ends its sixth year oproducing outdoor Shakespeareantheatre amid our beautiulemecula Valley Vineyards, itflls us with amazement at how

ar weve come in our journeytowards being a destination orShakespearean theatre. Audiences

have come rom as ar North as British Columbia, Europe, and

rom all our corners o our domestic United States. Weve beenpublished as an event not to be missed in the Los Angelesimes, Chicago ribune, and the New York imes and in AAAs

Westways Magazine. We are a proud member o the ShakespeareTeatre Association o the Americas (and have been eatured intheir Quarto magazine) as well as the Inland Teater League.And weve been honored with numerous awards or theatrical

excellence or each o our seasons!

In the next fve years and beyond we look orward to continuing

to grow in renown as a company and to expanding oureducational outreach in partnership with the emecula andMurrieta School Districts and beyond. We will strive to bringyou one o the best Shakespeare experiences in the country.

But all o this would notbe possible without theoutpouring o community

support we continue toreceive: the audience whocomes to see our shows

and spread the word; the

wineries who so graciously give up three weekends o weddingprofts to host us on their sites; our volunteers and their countlesshours o dedication to acting, directing, designing, building and

painting sets, costumes, photography, videography, lightingand sound or the shows; nor without our generous sponsorsand supporters. Tese people have worked work hard behindthe scenes and given selessly to support the dream o

Shakespeare in the Vines and wed liketo thank them publicly.

Our host wineries: Stuart CellarsWinery, Mount Palomar Winery,

Wilson Creek Winery, Wiens FamilyCellars, Frangipani Estate Wineryand Keyways Winery.

Our ellow theatrical companies andorganizations: Fine Arts Network, Oldown emecula Community Teatre,riple Treat Productions, Play With

Your Food Productions, Arts Councilso emecula and Riverside County, andthe Community Foundation.

Individual riends and colleagues: Richard Romano, Neil andSummer Potter, the Ryle Family, Charles and Nancy Coe.

Te SIV Board Members who work tirelessly year-round tomake everything happen as it should: Denise Walker (President)Winston Earle (V.P), Wendy Akerley-McKee (reasurer), Patt

Egan (Secretary), Eric Dunn, Mona Rose Lujano, Dr. KatherineFuller, and Beverly Stephenson.

And last, but certainly not least, SIV Advisory Board Members

Walt Allen, John Edward Clark, Kimberly Seilheimer, RichardRomano, Robi Akerley-McKee, and Geo Ryle.

Tank you all so very much or supporting the dream

We welcome volunteers in all capacities! I interestedin being a part o this wonderul organization [email protected]. May the Bard be with all!

Sheila Havens Ryle, Founder, Artistic Director

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EXECUTIVE BOARD

BOARD MEMBERS

Kay HarrisonSouthwest Healthcare System

Chair of the Board

Garrie AspengrenQuality Nissan of Temecula

Chair-Elect

Greg BennettBennett & Bennett

First Vice-Chair

Nicole AlbrechtFinancial Accounting Services

Treasurer

Steve LevinSterling Rose TransportationImmediate Past Chairman

Rick SchoenfeldThe Triangle Development

Secretary of the Executive Board

Brian ConnorsSouthwest Healthcare System

Bruce CripeThe Business Scene Magazine

Glen DaigleOak Grove Equities

Steve GlynnWaste Management

Bob HagelEagles Mark

Mike HaydenChampion Employer Services

Lenore JohnsonLTJ Graphic Studio

Annette LaRocqueMurrieta VIP Florist

Nori MatsumotoAzusa Pacific University

Donald MurrayCommerce Bank of Temecula Valley

Donald ReyesCommunity Little Book

Donna Thomas-McNeelyLSL CPAs

Mel SauderLoma Linda University Medical Center

MurrietaChamber ofCommerce

Board of Directors

2011-2012

The Chamber Staff would like to welcome the 2011-2012 Board of Directorsand thank them for their hard work and commitment to the Chamber.

For Your Business contact the Murrieta Chamber of Commerce24801 Monroe Avenue Murrieta, CA 92562-9018 (951) 677-7916 www.murrietachamber.org

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T

o think they used to say that women couldnt rock!! When

I frst started in American radio at the beginning o the1980s, there was a consensus o opinion that you should neverplay two emale artists back to back on the air as that would cause

the listeners to tune out. Songs by women just arent strongenough to be played one aer another, the program directorswere told by the radio consultants. At this point I should jumpin and let you know the ocial defnition (or at least my ocial

defnition) o a radio consultant. Its someone who borrowsyour watch to tell you what time it is. In other words these sel-proessed experts were bringing nothing new to the table, just

their own opinion. And because o that FM radio suered (andstill does). Fortunately, the artists themselves werent listeningto the consultants so-called expertise and instead just wentahead and made music, and rom the end o the seventies

through the eighties and into today we have seen an explosiono great emale artists.

As the punk scene exploded and began to tear down therestrictions that traditional radio and record companies hadimposed, women took that opportunity to power onto thescene and in a short period o two years, in America alone, a

number o important bands ronted by emale rockers emerged

that radio could no longer ignore. Tese included Martha Davis

& Te Motels, Debbie Harry & Blondie, Pat Benatar, ChrissyHynde & Te Pretenders, erri Nunn & Berlin and Dale Bozzio& Missing Persons. Within months, their music was all over

the airwaves o new wave stations like KROQ and 91X andtheir videos were played around the clock on that brand newcable channel MV. All o a sudden those expert consultanthad to rethink their position on women making music.

Now two o those great emale rockers are coming to emeculato show audiences once again how they were and still are

able to make such great, powerul and un music.

On August 20th, Missing Persons, ronted by the legendaryDale Bozzio, comes to Monte De Oro or a close and persona

concert. Missing Persons, in addition to all their hits: MentaHopscotch, Destination Unknown, I Like Boys, Words,Give and Walking In LA have a storied history. It was none

other than Frank Zappa who helped put the band togetherand get them a recording contract. As lead singer Dale Bozziosays, When Frank Zappa calls and says you should be makingrecords you dont argue with him. In Franks studio the bands

talent became quickly apparent; rom Dales singing through

music SPOTLIGHT

THE QUEENS

OF ROCKby Richard Blade

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to errys incredible drumming and Warrens virtuoso guitar

playing (he actually became a member o Duran Duran orover a decade) the band was ready to explode onto the scene.And thats exactly what they did, making hit aer hit includingtopping KROQs year end countdown in 1981 with their #1

smash Mental Hopscotch. Onstage it was Dales striking goodlooks (she was a ormer Playboy bunny) and outrageous outftsthat caught the crowds attention. oday she is oen considered

as a major inuence on the way Lady Gaga dresses. I youwerent ortunate enough to have caught Missing Personsground breaking live shows back in the day at the HollywoodPalladium, New Yorks Roseland Ballroom, Perkins Palace

in Pasadena or in ront o 250,000 people at the US Festivalthen now is your chance to see them live when Dale Bozziobrings all the hits to Monte De Oro on August 20th. And iMissing Persons alone werent enough, also on the same bill

is the un party band that scored with a number o inectiouschart toppers back in the 80s that are still played today on theradio and eatured in numerous movies and commercials, Te

Romantics. So dont miss that great double bill and be preparedto sing along with alking In Your Sleep and dance withWhat I Like About You. Itll be a un night o great music!

On September 23rd , just over a month aer Missing Personsand Te Romantics rock the emecula Valley, Wiens FamilyCellars presents a great 80s estival roll that also eatures acharismatic and oh-so-inuential emale perormer, Martha

Davis o Te Motels. Martha is one o the great singer/songwriters o our time and virtually took up residence onthe national charts with her singles and albums rom the late

70s through the 1980s. Her songs such as otal Control,

Danger, Only Te Lonely, Mission o Mercy, ake the L(Out o Lover), Remember Te Nights and Suddenly LastSummer have become classics. Ive known Martha or many

years and she never ceases to amaze me with her music andonstage presence. Plus, she is always writing - sometimes evenin her sleep!! She told me that Suddenly Last Summer cameto her in a dream the whole song, melody and all!!! As soon

as she woke up she jotted it down because she thought itmight be something. Tats an understatement. Suddenly LastSummer went on to become one o the most played love songs

o the decade. Its a track that never ails to get the audiencesinging along when Martha perorms it in concert.

Its not just Te Motels playing at the 80s Festival at Wiens. Also

on the bill are the always un Naked Eyes rom Bath, England.Front man Pete Byrne loves to play all o their hits live andoen jumps o the stage and comes down into the audience

to serenade his ans with his voice and guitar. Many times,though, hes drowned out by the crowd singing back to himbecause they know all the words o his songs so well, hits likeAlways Something Tere o Remind Me, When Te Lights

Go Out and Promises, Promises which actually eatured

a young singer rom New York on backing vocals - her name?

Madonna!

Te estival also eatures the charismatic Michael Aston andhis band Gene Loves Jezebel. GLJ brings the rock side to the

80s estival with driving dance hits like Desire (Come & GetIt), Gorgeous, Heartache, Jealous and Te Motion OLove. Michaels energy on stage recalls Jim Morrison o Te

Doors as he gets the audience involved with his music, and upand dancing to the beat. When he talks on the microphone histrong Welsh accent makes him sound like a younger, better-looking om Jones.

Tis show is a must or all the ans o great 80s music. Ill bethere also, DJing and playing songs between the bands andintroducing all three o the great acts as they hit the stage

I you used to listen to me on KROQ or tune in today to myshow on Sirius XMs First Wave Ch 33, then you know whaa un concert this is going to be. Now when you think o

the emecula Valley youll know that its not just fne wineamazing weather and world-class gol but also a terrifcdestination or some o the biggest bands to have come ouo the 80s. A great concert under the stars eaturing all your

avorite music, what could be better?

Richard Blade can be heard every day on Sirius XMsFirst Wave Ch 33. Richard is also available or private parties and

weddings. www.richardblade.com

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around the HOUSE

Control unwanted oliage to keep your lawn looking beautiulIm not entirely sure how it came to pass, but it would

seem that having a lush, green lawn says something about a

homeowner and his or her castle. Admit it, at some point intime, you have had lawn envy! Surely youve driven past a

neighbors home, wondering how they got their grass to look sogood. Is it some special seed blend? A secret ertilizing plan?While the neighbors may have a ew tricks up their sleeves, thatcant stop you rom getting a lawn that is deep green, lush andlong-lasting. But, to do this, youll have to get rid o those pesky

weeds.

Weeds really detract rom the look o the lawn, but thereshope i you treat them properly. First, give the lawn a good

raking and pull out any dead patches or excess build up othatch. reat your lawn with Ortho Weed-B-Gone Lawn WeedKiller (Ace no. 7102908 or 1-pint concentrate). Tis product

will eliminate many o the most common problem weeds,including clover, chickweed, oxalis and itll even do a prettygood job on ol Creeping Charlie or ground ivy (these are thesame thing). Tis product is rain-resistant in just hours and it

wont harm the lawn.

Keep in mind, you will get alittle grass kill by using the

Weed-B-Gone, but once theweeds are taken care o, youcan loosen up the soil and

reseed the area. Ten watchyour lawn thicken up andlook great!

Oen times, really tough weeds get into the cracks in sidewalks,driveways and patios. I you need to tackle these and there is nosurrounding vegetation (like grass you want to keep or a owerbed), its best to use a total vegetation killer such as Round-

Up Season Long Grass & Weed Killer (Ace no. 7136104 or a1.33-gallon ready-to-use container). Many Ace stores are alsocarrying a new product called Concern (Ace no. 7116320 or a

32-ounce spray bottle), a ast-acting non-selective weed killer

that uses a soap blend to kill nearly all weeds in just hours.Whats more, Concern targets plant tissues and doesnt movethrough the soil, so nearby vegetation is pretty sae. You can

replant aer about two days.

Important tip: All o the aorementioned products should beused with caution. Be sure you read all labels, adhere to all

applicable saety precautions and use the products as they areintended to be used.

Once youve got your lawn weed issue under control, start upyour our-step ertilization plan and bring your lawn to lieBeore long, the neighbors will be wondering how you do it!

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As summer ends, I am oen aced with two divorcedparents who cannot agree on which school to send theirchild. Te typical debate is in regard to which school district.Other times the question is whether or not the child should

attend private school and, i so, who should pay the tuition.Generally, courts will not interere with a parents decisionto send children to public school, private school, parochial

school, etc. or, instead, to provide home schooling. However,when two divorced parents cannot agree on which schooltheir children should attend, the Court has the discretion tostep in and make a decision. In Caliornia, the right to select

a childs school is one o the rights included in the bundleo rights called legal custody. In other words, the parent,or parents, who have legal custody make the decision. In

Caliornia, there is a presumption that legal custody will be joint that is, shared by both parents and both will have asay in which school a child goes to. Tis presumption can beovercome, or example, i one parent can show that domestic

abuse has occurred, or i one parent can show that joint legalcustody is not in the best interests o the child. However, mosto the time, legal custody is awarded jointly to both parents.

Assuming your child goes to private school, who pays the

tuition? Adding tuition or private schooling as additionachild support is discretionary. Courts can be receptive to sucha request, especially i the child was already attending privateschool or otherwise has special education needs. However

the key issue is whether the order is consistent with a parentsability to pay i not, then the proponent o private schoocould fnd themselves ooting the bill. As a practical matte

or many amilies, there simply is not enough money to enableboth parties and their children to continue at the maritastandard o living post-divorce, and nonessential privateschooling may have to be sacrifced. Tere are specifc actors

that most courts will look or when deciding this issue and youare strongly encouraged to seek legal advice i you are acedwith this circumstance.

Disclaimer: Brad Jeerson Landon, Esq. is licensed to practice law in the

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located inside LEGOLAND, located at One LEGOLAND Drivein Carlsbad. Tere are several water activities available, as well asthe Splash Out 240-oot water slide, Orange Rush amily tube

slide down a 312-oot curving track, and win Chasers which

are two side-by-side enclosed red tubes stretching 130 eet romtop to bottom. Also available is a lazy river on which kids canoat with ras they custom make rom so LEGO bricks. For

admission ees and hours, visit caliornia.legoland.com/explore/Water-Park/

KNOTTS SOAK CITY WATERPARK, PALM SPRINGSHead east to Palm Springs (where it gets really hot) to KnottsSoak City Water Park at 1500 S Gene Autry rail in Palm Spring

or an assortment o water slide experiences such as Te idalWave ower which consists o two 7-story-high gravity-deyingspeeds; the Pacifc Spin in which two to our people can rideon a ra down a 132-oot tunnel and drops 60 eet into another

70-oot tunnel and ends in a waterall; or the Rip ide Ree a 800,000-gallon wave pool. Cabanas are also available byreservation.

Adult all day rates begin at $31.99, but most other admissionprices are less, depending on age and hours. For more inormationabout rates, hours and attractions, visit www.knotts.com/public

park/soakcity/palm_springs/

have two water slides and kids splash pads onsite or guests o

the resorts timeshare acilities.

Te water slides at Welk are absolutely popular with our guests.

Te kids just love them, said Adriene Edwards, director o guestservices. Te slides are each about 140 eet long, are quite curvyand wind around the pool areas. Te water sliders can reallypick up speed on them. Hours are 11 AM to dusk. For more

inormation, visit www.welkresorts.com/

THE WAVE WATERPARKA little urther to the south is the Wave Water Park, located at

101 Wave Drive in Vista, and eatures our water slides which go

by such names as Salsa wist and ubulation; a Flow Riderperpetual wave machine; a lazy river tube ride; and a large

competition pool. For the under-48-inches-tall set is RippitysRainorest with play structures and water eatures. Cabanas arealso available. General admission or a day pass is $16.95 or less,depending on age or hours o day. For hours, directions and

rates, call 760-940-9283 or visit thewavewaterpark.com.

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1. Avoid stepping on any animals

2. Return all animals to the tide pools exactly as you ound

them3. Do not remove any attached lie orms such as sea

anemones and barnacles

4. I you examine any rocks, remember to careully returnthem as you ound them

5. Do not take any sea lie or artiacts rom the tide pools

o be sae, be sure to wear sturdy, non-slip shoes because rockscan be sharp and algae can be very slippery. And watch youngchildren careully so that they dont injure themselves or the

inhabitants o the tide pools. Aer all, those remarkable little

creatures o the sea need to have every chance at hanging toughuntil the tide turns in their avor again.

For maps and directions to tide pools in La Jolla and other San DiegoCounty Beaches, visit www.sandiegocoastlie.com/maps/maps-san-diego-

coast/map-attractions-tidepools.html

o check on tide reports, visit www.san-diego-beaches-and-adventures.com/san-diego-tide-chart.html

Dike Rock is a avorite o biology students, and the best tide

pools are north o the dike itsel because both starfsh and

octopi can oen be ound there in addition to those sea critterswhich become visible at the other La Jolla tide pools during

what is called a minus low tide.

ides are the alternating rise and all o the sea level due tothe gravitational pull o the moon and the sun. Many actors

inuence the tides, but there are basically two high and lowtides a day. During the peak summer months, low tide occursduring the night on San Diegos beaches, and the minus tidesduring daylight hours dont occur until the all and winter,

usually beginning in October.

Te best time to visit the tide pools is when minus tides occur

very low tides that are below the average. A 1.0-oot tide orlower is okay, but you will have a better chance o seeing moremarine plants and animals when the tide is minus.

Its important to remember that while tide pools are wonderuldiscovery zones, they are also ragile ecosystems, and its best toollow some simple rules o conservation:

(from page 22)SHORE PATROL

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Knapp, is the midnight black 1953 Cadillac El Dorado. Tat

was the frst year that the car was issued, and production waslimited to 532 cars. President Dwight D. Eisenhower rode inthe frst-o-the-production-line Eldorado in the motorcadeor his inauguration on January 20, 1953. Produced in anera o conspicuous consumption, Deer Parks Eldorado haswon the Concours dElegances Best in Class every time it isentered in auto shows, he added.

Although the cars are the stars at the museum, it also housessome impressive made-in-America collections o antiqueand vintage radios, televisions, motorcycles, bicycles, garageequipment and laundry and household appliances. Tere is

also a nice display o Coca-Cola-related items, possibly thelargest collection o neon dealership signs in the countryglowing throughout the three buildings on the premises, anda whole room devoted to Barbie dolls o various vintages.

People are astonished by the cars and by all collections hereat the museum, said Phil Petraglia, amily member-turned-enthusiatic docent at Deer Park. Tere is a lot o Americanahere, and it reminds people just how much we used tomanuacture in this country.

I all that wandering through memorabilia rom Americasheyday o industrial chutzpah gets a little exhausting, takethe time to sit back in the winerys tasting room and enjoysome o Deer Parks merlot, Sangiovese and petite sirah wines

astings are $8 or fve tastings, or ree with the purchase o abottle o wine.

An uncle who was a winemaker in Napa Valley got thewinery started here on the premises around the same time themuseum frst opened its doors to the public, said Petragliaadding the small winery usually puts out 1,000 cases per yearOur winery is one o the three oldest wineries in this area oSan Diego County.

But whether you are a wine lover, a hard top an or a so topdevotee, Deer Park Winery and Museums amazing collection

o American convertible beauties is more than just a gatheringo road kings. Its also a heady and somewhat nostalgicreminder o an era when the uture looked as expansive as theopen road ahead.

Deer Park Winery and Museum, located at 29013 Champagne Blvd.,Escondido, is open 10 a.m.5 p.m., Fri.-Sun, or summer hours, and 10a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. & Sun. or winter hours. General admission is $8 andsenior citizens (55 and older) admission is $7. Call 760-749-1666 or

more inormation.

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Breakout talent LukasNelson and Promise o the

Real (POR), will be makingtheir fh return perormance to

Wine Country emecula on FridayAugust 19th. With a distinctive sound and

production, POR brings a unique, high-energyshow wherever they perorm. Nelson says, Ourname, Promise o the Real, comes rom trying to doit the real way. Tats what my goal in lie is - to stayhuman, stay real, stay humble, and stay grounded orthe rest o my lie. Nelson is on lead guitar and vocals,and the tunes parlay back and orth between renditionso Jimi Hendrix and Neil Young songs and original musiccreated by POR that can be ound on their sel-titled album,released in the winter o 2010. Te band is picking up steam,and touring across the country as their an base expandsand embraces the raw talent this group exudes. POR will

be headlining the Rockin Blues and Folk Festival on Augus19 at Wiens Family Cellars in emecula. Also perorming

will be Artwork Jamal (Blues Vocalist o the Year 2010and Northern Caliornias most popular olk band,

Poor Mans Poison. A portion o the proceeds romthe show go to support the emecula Valley

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ickets are available atgoldencrownproductions.com

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