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place May 14 to 17 in the Ramona outdoor Community Center’s Fred Grand Arena.

Ramona Rodeo production coordinator Kayla Duba — a former Ramona resident and 2005 Miss Rodeo California who lives in Texas with her husband, bullfighter Dusty Duba — anticipates that attendance will be even higher this year, largely due to the quality of contestants and the talent in the arena.

“We are excited to put on the best rodeo the community of Ramona has ever seen, to date,” said Duba. “our caliber of contestants, and also the sponsors within the community that support the event, make it all come together. The reason why we have such a great rodeo is because we have the community behind us.”

Ramona Rodeo Queen Brittney Phillips will lead the way, as visiting rodeo royalty from far and wide make a grand entrance into the arena on horseback.

“We’re proud to represent our rodeo committees and various rodeos around the state,” she said.

They will be recognized during a Queens’ Run and assist in carrying the sponsor flags. In addition, they often help move cattle out of the arena after timed events.

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Ramona Rodeo CompetitionRodeo Cowboys Association) events, such as saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, bull riding, team roping, and barrel racing, in addition to lots of other fun and entertainment for the whole family.

Rodeo personnel will include announcer Andy Stewart, who has been nominated multiple times as the PRCA Top Five Announcer of the Year. He has served as the announcer for hundreds of rodeos and events, including the American competition in Dallas and Cheyenne Frontier Days.

John Payne, aka the “one Arm Bandit,” is sure to delight audiences with his show, which has won the PRCA title of “Specialty Act of the Year” 12 times. And rodeo clown and barrel man Clint Selvester is sure to entertain.

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Dusty Duba will bring his 18 years of rodeo experience to Ramona Rodeo, using his cowboy life-saving skills to protect bull-riding contestants in the arena. He’s been able to make a full-time career out of doing what he loves. His passion for the sport of rodeo has taken him from coast to coast to fight bulls in more than 38 states. He twice worked the Great Lakes Circuit Finals and Prairie Circuit Finals, and was a part of the nine-city Rodeo europe Tour in Spain.

“Bullfighting takes someone who is quick on their feet and not afraid to take necessary risks,” said Kayla Duba. “With Dusty’s experience and talent, any cowboy knows they’re in good hands when he is in the arena.”

Friday night will be the 35th birthday celebration for Ramona Rodeo, and Mutton Bustin’ kids will be in the spotlight.

The Main Street Parade on Saturday is expected to be bigger and better than ever. The theme will be “Ramona — Land of The Free — Free To Be You And Me.” entries will include cars, floats, horses, bands, clowns, street machines, drill teams, antique roadsters, heavy equipment, clubs and teams, and everything else that represents Ramona. Duba credits Rodeo Director Joani Georgeson for her efforts to increase interest and participation in the parade since its reintroduction in 2010.

For Saturday night’s rodeo, activities will include a “Proud to be an American”

tribute, junior barrel racing, and a free dance following the rodeo.

The Sunday matinee performance will be at 4 p.m., moved from 2:30 to offer relief from the sun and heat that is typical this time of year. Rodeo orga-nizers plan to recognize young people and youth organizations, such as Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, Future Farmers of America and 4-H.

“Ramona Rodeo wants to be clear about how much we support the youth organizations that do a lot of good in the community,” said Duba. “They work on an individual basis to bring everybody together.”

Producing an event such as a rodeo takes the collaboration and efforts of many individuals, Duba says. With these talented and dedicated people on board, the 35th Ramona Rodeo is sure to not only meet, but also exceed, all expectations!

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Soccer is considered one of the most popular sports in the world, and it’s a growing attraction in Ramona.

Available for both kids and adults, the Ramona Soccer League (RSL) was established in 1979, with the purpose of bringing fun, fitness and friendship to the game’s participants.

Soccer matches are played outdoors at the Ramona Soccer Fields, located off Second Street and earlham, which are part of the Ramona Parks and Recreation Association. The league hosts a variety of events, including eight games for the

Adult Co-ed Soccer League. under the RSL banner, more than 50

players participated in the nine-week season, chasing down the ball in hopes of kicking it past the opposing team’s goalkeeper and scoring a point.

David Williams, RSL Vice President and the person who oversees the adult league, said, “Although there are some great players out here, it’s not super serious and it’s just for fun.”

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“It’s really about physical fitness, fun and friendships. The best part is that many of the players are the parents we see on the sidelines when our kids are playing, so it really brings the soccer community together even closer.”

Community leader Dawn Perfect helped establish the adult league along with the Shults and Schmidt families.

“We all had kids raised in the league,” she said, adding how there wouldn’t be an opportunity for them to continue playing if they didn’t create an adult program.

People with little to no experience and those who have played competitive-ly in college are now playing. All have their own reasons and stories about why they are there.

For Williams, he grew up playing soccer. He got back into the game when his kids started playing and has been in charge of the adult league for three years.

“I did some coaching, then found out there was an adult league about four or five years ago,” he said. “I thought it would be fun, but I never expected it to be this much fun. I can’t tell you how much enjoyment I get out of it. Plus, it’s great to get some running in every week.”

Following a set of rules established by FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association), two 11-person teams play each game, with a minimum of seven players. Though the players primarily use their feet to dribble and

pass the ball, on occasion they can strike it with their head or torso. In the end, it’s the team with the most goals that wins the match.

Williams said one of the toughest parts of his job is to make sure the teams are even.

“That way, the season is competitive and fun for everyone. The last couple of years, we’ve done a draft where team captains pick their players, and that has worked out great. In fact, when we had two games left in our spring season, only two games separated the first- and last-place teams. on any given Sunday, any team can beat any other team, and that’s what makes it fun.”

Initially, they only had two teams, but today, they average about four.

“The teams were so even that we tied five of the eight games in the season.”

With the spring season just conclud-ing, players will take off for the summer and then regroup in the fall, with a sea-son opener scheduled for Aug. 23 at 6 p.m. Participant cost is $85 and includes a uniform jersey, registration, insurance, field maintenance and referee fees.

“It’s a small price to pay for how much fun you have,” he said. “In the spring, we usually have eight games, and in the fall, we usually have 12.”

Williams encourages people to give it a try and experience fun, fitness and friendship at the soccer fields.

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She is assisted by osborne’s girlfriend, Tina Wright, media director for the rescue, and secretary Sandy Kinsman, who

is responsible for creating the flyers and webpage, and is “a continued support in all aspects of the rescue,” Greene says.

Greene and osborne were best friends at Ramona High School, where they both graduated in 1980. Today, he works in construction.

“Dave used to buck out horses for Casey Tibbs for a few years,” Green said. “They used to hang out at the Barnett Ranch.”

Baillie learned how to pack-out from former Ramona resi-dent George Peck, who lived on Barnett Ranch for many years and used to be a local butcher. Baillie, who also lived on the ranch in his 20s, now works for Ronald McDonald House charities as facilities manager of Camp for Good

Times. Taking to the trail is not a new experience for him, with a number of extensive rides in his background, including three from Mexico to Idyllwild on the Juan Bautista de Anza national Historic Trail.

So far, the two have raised several hundred dollars for the donkey rescue.

“Whatever we can make is great,” Greene says. “They’re taking time off with no pay and investing money into their own equipment so they can do this again.”

Those first eight days gave them an opportunity to test their equipment and the stamina of their animals — and themselves.

During that initial segment of the trip, one packhorse, a mustang, got a little sore, Greene says.

“They swapped out the horse, and a mule went with them the rest of the week.”

Greene closely followed the men’s progress of between 12 and 15 miles per day with the help of a GPS satellite locator, and planned hay drops along the way. The biggest problem this year, she says, is the lack of potable water. on the edge of Julian, instead of going down Banner Grade, Greene moved the group to the backside of Ranchita, because there was no water for 52 miles, and no food.

“It’s frightening how the drought is affecting Southern California. So many dying trees and no grass for cattle that have grazed in valleys for years. We spoke to locals at Grumpy Bear’s in Kennedy Meadows (in Inyokern). It’s the first time ever no cows will be moved up

this year.”over the Laguna Mountains

and down into Warner Springs and Anza, they got all the bugs worked out and then suspend-ed their trek until the time was right to head out again.

The last weekend of April brought a new start to their journey, but it also brought snow to higher elevations. So osborne and Baillie took a little break. They laid up before the snow pack, rode around and explored the trail, Greene said.

The most recent communica-tion she received from them on April 30 was a report that they had bathed and washed their clothes in the Kern River, and were back on the road, with a 30 percent chance of snow ahead of them.

“We don’t really know exactly where they will stop and rest,” she says, but it’s a necessity to take a break every two or three days to let the horses graze and recoup. “Anytime after noon, they stop wherever they find good graze and water.”

They have miles to go before they step into Bishop. About a week before they arrive, one of the horses will be swapped for a mule to ride in the Mule Days Parade and grand entrance.

Hee Haw Place Donkey Rescue will also be represented in the parade, with a mule, donkey and rescue horses. The rescue is also set to participate in the Ramona Rodeo Main Street Parade next week.

While at Mule Days, Baillie and osborne plan to compete in the non-pro diamond hitch competition, where entrants display their skill of securing

gear onto a base, such as a pack saddle frame.

odds are, they’ll do well, considering all their experience on the trail.

Follow their journey on Facebook at “Hee Haw Place Donkey Rescue” and visit www.heehawplacedonkey rescue.org. n

By Ruth Lepper ~ the journal

Trustees for Ramona unified School District approved a plan to engage in a financial arrangement to lower a long-term loan that could save the district between $5 million and $8 million over the next several years.

The loan dates back to 2004, and was refinanced in 2007. It is scheduled to be paid off in 2032, with a final payment due of approximately $3.5 million. It is referred to as “Certificates of Participation,” or CoP. Interest rates are now at an historic low, according to a report presented to the trustees.

The loan was initiated in

2004 to pay for the construc-tion of two new schools and improvements at two other sites. It was matched by funds from the state.

Local financial advisor Patrick Meskell was on hand at the April 16 board meeting to answer questions from the trustees. A payment schedule will be arranged once final approval is received from the rating agencies and bond underwriters.

In other action, the board approved an initial contract proposal between the district and the California School employees Association (CSeA). It also approved setting a public

hearing for a successor agreement with CSeA to hear input on the contract.

Staff from Barnett elementary School presented a PowerPoint presentation on the “Visible Learning” program in kindergarten through sixth grades. Principal Linda Marthis and teachers Dallas Meadows and September Tamburrino praised the success of the program with their students in standards-based writing techniques.

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one of the very best flat track riders in the country — in his age group or any other — is 11-year-old Ramona resident Travis Petton IV. Though he may not have a million-dollar racing team behind him — yet — young Travis has had three generations of his family blaze their own trails of success on the flat track before him.

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average-looking boy can not only stand up an adult-

sized 450cc dirt bike, he jumps on it and hits the gas until he sees a checkered flag.

So “average,” he certainly is not. When he is not on the flat track

taking checkered flags, he loves to play soccer and baseball here in town, and is an avid runner. He wins most of those races, as well.

But his true love, without a doubt, is flat track motorcycle racing — and it shows in his results.

Recently, he competed in a 50-lap, 450cc bike race against riders of all ages, most of them grown men and experienced racers. Travis took fourth

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here in Ramona. But with flat track blood running through his veins, he was skidding around Southern Californian dirt tracks by the age of 5, and took first place in the very first race he competed in that year.

Since then, he hasn’t looked back — mostly because you don’t have time to

in that event, earning a $140 prize along the way.

It’s a race most commonly run on a relatively short and circular dirt track, and flat track riders rely on a quick start and nerves of steel, as they crank the throttle as hard as it will go for the entire race. In an almost continuous hard left turn, riders must keep the inside leg down, with a foot constantly skimming the ground for balance and control, as the bike’s rear tire glides through the dirt.

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With specialized smooth-tread tires, constantly re-geared transmissions, and highly tuned suspensions, just about the only thing not souped-up on these bikes is the brakes. Besides their helmets and typical pad-ding, the riders wear added neck braces and chest guards, as well as a custom metal skid-plate strapped to the sole of the boot on their inside foot.

Without this skid-plate, riders could catch the boot in a groove or bump on the dirt track, which would potentially break their leg or send them flying off their bike — or likely both.

Knowing when to put that foot down and when to raise it up can result in a one-tenth of a second swing each time, and those tenths add up.

This innate skill, Travis’ grandfather says, is a big part of what sets the young man apart from riders at all experience levels.

His aggressive racing style leads to incredibly sharp turns, which boost him ahead of the pack. And once he is in the lead, he simply does not relinquish it.

There is no lack of danger in flat track racing. In fact, when asked about memorable moments on the track, Travis brought up a crash he was involved in during his most recent race.

A downed rider forced him to make an evasive maneuver, which separated him from his bike. As Travis put it, “I felt like I was flying for about five seconds. But I almost landed on my feet.”

It’s in moments like these that you will see his father nervously pacing the bleachers, and his grandfather taking note of how to help the young racer correct it the next time it happens.

Much of the charm of flat track racing events is that they typically take place in smaller, more intimate venues, in places such as Perris; Castle Rock, Wash.; or Springfield, Ill. on June 7, however, he will be honored at the Del Mar Racetrack, where he will accept awards for his championships in the Youth 85, 250 and 450 classes.

He will also have the opportunity to participate in exhibition races in Del Mar that weekend, during the opening days of the San Diego County Fair, giving him the chance to

showcase his incredible talents for tens of thousands of on- lookers and passers-by.

Another appealing aspect of the flat track racing community is that young riders come up through the ranks racing against many familiar faces, which leads to a humbling mix of friendly rivalries and mutual respect among competitors.

Though the Pettons are

rich in racing experience, the maintenance and upgrades on the bikes, along with travel expenses, can really add up for a family. Fortunately, Travis’ talent has not gone unno-ticed among his sponsors. Travis expressed his thanks to Dominus, Twin Air, Moto Master, TMV, Scar, JT Sprockets, Power Bars, Pirelli Tires, eric Webb Construction, Danny Perkins,

Fontana Radial, and Maurice who provides his tires, to name a few.

While Travis’ dad does not compete on the flat track any more, his grandfather still does to this day, and he passes along several decades’ worth of flat track experience to his young protégé.

For example, Grandpa Petton is quick to let Travis know, “If

you get lost, turn left.”To give you an idea of his

competitive nature, Travis has a saying of his own, “If you don’t win, don’t come in.”

Common thinking in the racing world is that flat track riders usually peak in their 30s.

If that’s the case, the Pettons are in for a heck of a ride. And they are going to need a much bigger trophy room for Travis. n


The Ramona High School Varsity Boys Tennis Team finished the season as undefeated league champions. Their 6-0 league record

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Varsity Coach Rose Darrough credited freshman and no. 1 seed Brandon Ruland for having never dropped a set during any league matches.

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Volunteers NeededVolunteers are needed to

help Ramona Food and Clothes Closet maintain the high level of support for local families that it has provided for more than 30 years.

“Volunteers are as valuable as cash donations, not just because of the knowledge and expertise that they bring to the organization, but because they are a way of measuring the level of community support RFCC receives from Ramona,” says Service Manager Vesna Curry.

Volunteers may help one time or on a regular basis. After fulfilling 25 hours of service, they will receive a 20 percent discount on store merchandise.

Applications are available at 773 Main St. and online at www.foodandclothescloset.org. Call 760-789-4458. n

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The bidding is open for premium ticket packages for the 2015 Ramona High School graduation ceremony, set for June 10.

The online auction is hosted by and will benefit the graduating class of 2016, now completing their junior year.

Six packages are up for auction. each includes four reserved premium seats, a premier parking space and VIP treatment.

“The winning bidders will not have to stand in line in the hot sun or arrive early to grab a premier parking space, because everything will be

reserved and waiting for their arrival,” reported Pixie Sulser, junior class advisor.

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Woman’s ClubRamona Woman’s Club

welcomes stained glass expert

Meredith Hamlin to its May 7 meeting at 1 p.m. The Literary Section will meet May 11 at 1, and Card Party is May 14 at

11:45. The Ladybugs Garden Section planning meeting is May 11 at noon, and field trip to Hurlstones is May 28 at 10. Meetings are at 524 Main St. Call President Karen Stangl at 760-788-6116 or visit www.ramonawomansclub.com.

Garden ClubRamona Garden Club

presents Master Gardener Judy Macomber at its May 13 meeting at noon at Mountain View Community Church, 1191 Meadowlark Wy. She will talk about pet-friendly and edible

landscaping ideas. no meet-ings are held in July, August or December. Call 760-789-8774 or visit www.ramonagarden club.com.

Republican WomenIntermountain Republican

Women Federated will host San Diego County District Attorney Bonnie Michelle Dumanis at the group’s May 19 luncheon meeting at 10:45 a.m. at Wynola Pizza & Bistro, 4355 Highway 78, Julian. The group welcomes members, spouses and guests from Ramona, Julian, Santa Ysabel and surrounding areas. RSVP by May 12. Contact 760-788-6342 or [email protected].

Art GuildRamona Art Guild’s May 20

demonstration meeting will feature artist Marque Todd at 7 p.m. at Ramona Library, 1275 Main St. Call 760-787-1962 or visit www.zhibit.org/rag.

San Vicente Valley Club

The San Vicente Valley Club will install officers at its May 27 meeting. Incoming officers are President Maxine Mcnamara, First Vice President Penelope Fox, Second Vice President Kaaren Thiem, recording secretary Valerie Macklem, corresponding secretary Donna Colbert and treasurer Mary McDonald. Meetings are at the San Vicente Resort, 24157 San Vicente Rd. To RSVP, call Maxine Mcnamara at 760-788-6189 by the Friday before the meeting. Check-in is at 11 a.m. The public is welcome. Visit the club’s Facebook page or go to www.sanvicentevalleyclub.org. n

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Ramona Senior Center, at 434 aqua Ln., and its meals on Wheels program is funded by community donations and the County of San diego aging

Independence Services.

Call 760-789-0440 or visit www.ramonaseniorcenter.com.

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24-Hour RHS Art-a-Thon Sets on a Starry NightBy Maisey Banaga

Twenty-four hours of non-stop art — no sleeping allowed — is

every artist’s dream. When the Visual and

Performing Arts department at Ramona High School (RHS) hosted its first-ever Art-a-Thon on March 20 and 21, it gave students 24 hours to be cre-ative through the different media of art. It was a way for teens to express themselves visually through their artwork.

“It lets me escape the world,” said sophomore artist Samanada Ceballos. When people need to escape from the real world, art is a one-way ticket.

During these 24 hours, students come to make beauti-ful art. The event kicked off at 6 p.m., with several artists bringing and setting up their supplies to begin the creative process. By 6 p.m. the next day, only two people — freshman Conner Hane and sophomore Maisey Banaga — had stayed the full 24 hours, creating

paintings, ink drawings and pencil sketches.

Local artists Karen James, Liz Boggeln, Helen Wilson and Kathi Rothe came by to con-tribute their own pieces of art made at the Art-a-Thon.

on the second day, senior erik Meza completed a street art masterpiece, which was a banner created for the event. It was made with the help of sophomore Phoenix Blair and freshmen Connor Hane and Kendra Pettit. After three hours of painting, the banner was finished.

“I love doing street art,” Meza said. “It’s a fun, creative thing I

can do during my free time.” As the event came to a close,

the sleepy participants finished their final pieces of artwork and parted ways. But they will remember the experience for a lifetime.

“I hope the Art-a-Thon will help artists in the community, and that next year we have

sophomore Karla Chairez and her cousin Jesus alberto nuñez work on individual pieces while having fun at the first-ever event.

local artist Kathi Rothe presents her finished piece of art created at the art-a-thon.

Photos By maisey Banaga

sophomores faith Knott and Phoenix Blair get creative and decide to finger-paint an amaz-ing piece.

even more participants,” said RHS art teacher Liz Schaude.

Sophomore Allison Bowling added, “I can’t wait for the next Art-a-Thon.”

So next year, who else will join the fun? n

Ramona Home Journal is proud to present articles from the Ramona High School advanced journalism class, taught by Ruth Pluciennik. Look for the students’ reports featured in the Journal on a regular basis.

Unicorn Books to Host Book Signingunicorn Books and Gifts

will host a discussion and book signing May 9 with Greg o’Brien, who will present his book, “on Pluto: Inside the Mind of Alzheimer’s,” winner of the Beverly Hills International Book Award.

The author was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease in 2009, at the age of 59. He was also a caregiver for his mother, who passed away with Alzheimer’s.

Acting on long-term memo-ry and skill, coupled with well-developed journalistic grit, o’Brien decided to tackle his disease and imminent decline

by writing frankly about this journey, which he likens to a trip to Pluto.

The veteran journalist talks about what it is like to slowly lose your mind, and to see slices of your very identity slipping away, piece by piece.

“While I have the facility to do so, I want to communicate to others, to those who will face this demon someday and those who love them, that with the proper medical direc-tion, life strategies, faith and humor, one can prevail.”

The book signing will be held at 3 p.m. at 738 Main St. n


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old Town Sidewalk Sale was ‘fabulous!’Last month’s old Town

Ramona Meet the Merchant Day and Sidewalk Sale was

a success, in spite of wind and a few scattered showers.

“It was fabulous!” said Sally Hilton, co-owner of Isis Fuller Figure Fashion on Main Street, who added that customers continued to come in throughout the weekend.

“We are constantly over-whelmed by how supportive our local community is and how responsible they are about shopping locally. Ramona always shows up for you, they really do.” n

original old town Ramona antique fair and squash Blossom trading Co.

above, sally hilton, left, isis fuller figure fashion. Right, Packards Coffee shop. Photos By CaRol Kinney

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RANSOM PUMP& SUPPLY, INC.

Serving Ramona, Julian & Backcountry Since 1924

ALL DOMESTIC NEEDS

“There is no substitute for knowledge, experience and ability.”

533 B Street • 760-789-5955Certified National Ground Water Association Member

PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN COMPANY

We’ll Match Any Reasonable Price ~ GUARANTEED!

www.ransompump.com

• Goulds Pumps• Booster Pumps• Deep Well Pumps• Water Tanks• Ozone Systems

FREE ESTIMATES

Garden club Plant Sale a Hit

Ramona garden Club’s spring garden fest and Plant sale last month was well attended, despite the threat of showers. Cars filled the Ramona library parking lot to capacity, as customers came out to peruse the variety of plants and garden-related goods.

Photos By annette Williams

Club member Carol Wilson paints floral decorations on the face of Chelsea Pascual. looking on are her mother, magdalena francisco, brother Jose Pascual, and baby sister esmerelda Pascual.

Chamber Ribbon Cuttings

danielle Kenney of make it Count Coaching. Photos By daRRel Kinney

Ramona Chamber of Commerce hosted ribbon cuttings to welcome new members.

stephanie norvell of town & Country Real estate & home loans.Photo By CaRol Kinney

Barbie swanson of modern luxe events.


BLINDS ✵ SHUTTERS SHADES ✵ VERTICALS

Beautiful Custom Valances, Draperies, and Bedspreads, Too!

Good Prices ~ Good Service and Quick Delivery.FREE IN-HOME CONSULTATIONS

We Have Whatever Your Windows Need!

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Ramona InteriorsSERVING RAMONA FOR 30 YEARS

Shop at 209 10th Street (Hwy 78)

760 -789-4950

EPURCHASING SERVICE

conomizers

STORE HOURS: Mon-Fri: 7am-5pm

Sat: 8am-4pm Closed Sundays

Tools • Rope • Wire • Plumbing • StainPaint • Screws • Nuts • Bolts

FROM ROOF TO FLOOR AND SO MUCH MORE!

10% Military Discount10% Senior DiscountSee store for details.

FAMILY OWNED OPERATED

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Steve Travis858.414.6955

QUALITY SERVICE • TRAINED PROFESSIONALSInterior, Exterior, Specialty Coatings, Wood Replacement & More!

Your FULL SERVICE Local PAINTING CompanyCelebrating 25+ Years in the Construction Industry

LICENSE #670049 B -1 and C-33

760.788.8181

Decks • Outdoor KitchensPatio Covers • Room Additions

Remodels • Bath Remodels

Rick KuchtaOwner /General Contractor

Lic. #762250

760789-5209

R.J. Kuchta Construction2 9 Y E A R S E X P E R I E N C E

“Where Quality Counts”

Mr. Ron’sAppliAnce RepAiR“The Appliance Experts!”

mrronsappliancerepair.com760-788-8481

Voted #1 in 2014

Lic. A43249

General Contractor

Home Repair Specialist

INSURED • LIC. #843164760-788-8185

MR. FIXIT

DOZER WORK• Clearing • Pads • Roads • Ponds

Contractor License # 938001-A

Call Larry Herman760-390-0428

All General Engineering

No Move-in $90 Hour

CONTRACTOR LICENSE — California law requires that contractors taking jobs that total $500 or more (labor and/or materials) be licensed by the Contractors State License Board. Check contractors’ license status at www.cslb.ca.gov. Business and Professions Code section 7030.5 says that licensed contractors are required to include their license numbers in (a) all construction contracts; (b) subcontracts and calls for bid; and (c) all forms of advertising, as prescribed by the registrar of contractors.

Directory ServiceS Home

Call Jerry

• Free Estimates• Water Heaters• Tankless Water Heaters

• Garbage Disposals• Water, Gas & Sewer Repairs• Faucets

• Toilets• Pressure Regulators• Leak Detection

760-788-3816

Lic.# C53-846216 www.cbpools.net

NEW CONSTRUCTION• Remodels• Custom Designs• Consulting Designs• Owner/Builder Packages• All Inclusive Pricing

COMPLETE POOL & SPA SERVICE• Powerwashing Pool Decks,

Patios & Walkways• Vacation & Storm Cleanups• Tile Cleaning/Calcium Removal

EXPERIENCE • HONEST • RELIABLEFREE ESTIMATES • FREE ENERGY AUDITS ON YOUR POOL

Customer Service is Our #1 Goal!

Bad Taste, Nitrates, Hard Water, Iron. . .

NO PROBLEM!

Call Bert Huff

760.789.5010www.haguewatersandiego.com

WE REPAIR ALL MAKES & MODELS

For over 35 years our dad has been taking care of Ramona’s water problems, big or small. Call our

dad today and eliminate the problems!

GOT PROBLEM WATER?

The Only Full Service Water Treatment Company in Ramona!

Residential • Commercial • Drinking Water • Water Softeners

Personal, Professional Service Since 1977Locally Owned and Operated

Bad Taste, Nitrates, Hard Water, Iron. . .

NO PROBLEM!

Call Bert Huff

760.789.5010www.haguewatersandiego.com

WE REPAIR ALL MAKES & MODELS

For over 35 years our dad has been taking care of the Backcountry’s

water problems, big or small. Call our dad today and eliminate the problems!

GOT PROBLEM WATER?

The Only Full Service Water Treatment Company in Ramona!

Residential • Commercial • Drinking Water • Water Softeners

Personal, Professional Service Since 1977Locally Owned and Operated

Lic. #415453 Lic. #415453

• Irrigation • Rockscape• Tree Removal• Retaining Wall• Clean-up• Concrete Cuts

• Demolition• Concrete Jobs• Small and

Large Jobs• Maintenance

Service

760-315-5402Ca Lic-992366

Bonded and Insured

Hurricane & Poway Fence CompanyServing San Diego for Over 25 YearsCommercial Projects 760-789-4142

Residential ProjectsRAMONA FENCE 760-788-1538

209 10th St. (Hwy. 78)Ramona

Shop Online – Ship-to-Store Freight-Freewww.economizers.doitbest.com

Wood • Chain Link • Dog Runs • CorralsFREE ESTIMATES

Construction • Remodels Home Maintenance

Property Caretaking

Julian, CA 92036

[email protected] # B839759

760-310-9937Craig Heyer

“We Do It All”Over 30 Years

ExperienceFamily Owned

& OperatedBonded & Insured

Heyer Construction

780 Main St., Ste. GRamona, CA

www.kitchenbarn.net

760-788-6900

Your Recipe for aBeautiful Kitchen!

Cabinetry Showroom• Kitchens • Bathrooms• Bedrooms • Closets

FREE in-home consultations

www.KitchenBarn.net

760.788.6900

Cabinetry Showroom• Kitchens• Bathrooms• Bedrooms• Closets

Lic.# 525878

780 Main Street, Ste. G, Ramona CA

Featuring

Your Recipe for a Beautiful Kitchen!

FREE in-home consultations

C A B I N E T R Y

Featuring:

Lic.# 525878

Pool Construction, Inc.,Service & Repair

For the Future Care of Your Pool

Lic# 890206

• Monthly Service• Complete Pool Remodels• Repairs• New Pool Construction

www.sunrisepoolconstruction.com

Mike McCourtney, [email protected]

Office: 760-788-0823Cell: 760-803-1211

ON-SITE FABRICATIONCellular, Horizontal

& Vertical

Carpet, Tile, Wood, Cork & Bamboo

Shades v Shutters Draperies v Sales

Installation v Repairs

707 Main Street, Ramona 760-787-1406

FREE

CONSULTATION

theblindsspot.com

ON-SITE FABRICATIONCellular, Horizontal

& Vertical

Carpet, Tile, Wood, Cork & Bamboo

Regal Floors

Shades v Shutters Draperies v Sales

Installation v Repairs

the blinds spot

707 Main Street, Ramona 760-787-1406

FREE

CONSULTATION

theblindsspot.com

Powerland equiPment, inc.27943 Valley Center Rd. • Valley Center, CA 92082Mobile: 760-497-0951 • Toll Free: [email protected]

Ken Sweitzer Sales Manager

Lic. No 713606

Specializing in Residential GlassworkLET US TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR GLASS & SCREENING NEEDS

Monday - Friday8 am - 5 pm

222 9th Street • Ramona 760 789-4320

C. Dalton

FLOORINGFLOORINGHardwood • Laminate • Tile • Carpet • VinylFINANCINGAVAILABLE

Tues - Sat: 10am - 5pmLic# 659595

2405 Main St., #6 • 760-428-9600 GoGetFloors.com


#1 Selling & Listing Office in Ramona!

Custom Built 4BR/2BA home with 2342 esf. Upgraded kitchen. Views, 1228 esf. of decking. MLS#150007717

ENTERTAINER’S DELIGHT $499,900-$529,900 VR


BRE License #00841062760.789.2110 2130 Main Street, raMona

Offering 3BR/3+BA with 3390 esf. Wet bar, vaulted ceilings, gourmet kitchen, walk-in pantry, covered deck and forever views. MLS#150017759

TWO MASTER SUITES – $549,800 REMODELED – $429,800-$439,800 VROffering 3BR/2+BA with 2006 esf. Spacious great room, hardwood floors, new stainless steel

appliances. Fenced rear yard. 3-car garage. MLS#150016902

Spanish Flair describes this 3BR/2+BA home with 2440 esf. Open living, skylights, vaulted ceilings, tile floors, claw tub + more.

Backs to horse trails. MLS#150019156

COUNTRY CHARMER – $458,000

WEST END – $469,800 Remodeled ranch on 1.39 acre. 3+BR/2BA with 2080 esf. Spacious living with wood stove insert, wall of cabinets,

laundry room, forever views. MLS#150021368

Rare find on 19.81 acres. Park like setting enhanced by mature oaks is this 3B/2BA. Wrap around balcony/deck with forever views.

Detached barn, fruit trees. MLS#150019912

ESTATE – $849,800

Serenity surrounds you on 40 acres East of Ramona. 40’x50’ steel building, 30’x40’ shop with loft, vineyard,

and fruit trees. MLS#140041683

2 ON 1 – $1,145,800

CORNER LOT – $420,000

Search for Homes online at ramonaLifestyle.com

Charming 1BR/1BA located on 1 acre with views. Paved circular driveway. Priced to sell.

MLS#150017948

Located in Boulevard is this 3BR/2BA horse ranch. Gourmet kitchen, amber glass bar, walk-in pantry,

Arizona tile throughout. MLS#150019837

33 ACRE RANCH – $580,000

MANUFACTURED HOME – $419,800 All the bells and whistles, 3BR/2BA on 1.12 acres with 3 storage buildings, 3 stall mare motel,

custom redwood fence, front and double gates + more. MLS#150018264

Custom Built 4BR/2BA home with 2342 esf. Upgraded kitchen. Views, 1228 esf. of decking. MLS150007717

FOUR SEASONS – $239,500 Located on over 8 acres in Jacumba is this 3BR/2BA home with 1549 esf. Enjoy the serenity and wide open spaces

from your covered deck. MLS#150017943

#1 Selling & ListingOffice in Ramona!

Villas II offering 3BR/2+BA, 1653 esf. Freshly painted interior, light and bright, backs to greenbelt.

MLS#140050692

POTENTIAL!! – $265,800

Offering 3BR/2BA, 1720 esf. Stainless Steel appliances, granite counters, Turkish Travertine. Light & bright. Fruit trees.

MLS#140030795

ESCONDIDO, REMODELED – $465,000

1.81 ACRES – $447,800


BRE License #00841062Se Habla Español760.789.2110 2130 MAIN STREET, RAMONA

Serenity surrounds you on 40 acres East of Ramona. 40’ x 50’ steel building, 30’ x 40’ shop with loft, vineyard, fruit trees. MLS#140041683

2 ON 1 – $1,295,800 WEST END – $774,900 Ranch on 8.89 acres, view, arena + pipe corrals. Offering 4+BR,/3BA w/3092 esf.

Gourmet kitchen, loft above garage. MLS#140042649

Income producing + 600’ of Hwy frontage. 3BR/2BA, enclosed estimated 46’ x 15’ patio. city & well water.

MLS#140000080

Offering 3BR/ 2+BA, 4.86 usable fenced acreage. Open floorplan, great room, 2 fireplaces, large viewing deck.

MLS#140049170

OWNER MAY CARRY – $499,000

Offering 3BR/2BA with 1524 esf. on 1.26 acres. Spacious living room with picture window. Mature fruit trees.

MLS#140048001

WEST END – $440,800 - $445,800

OAK TREE RANCH – $129,900

Search for Homes Online at RamonaLifestyle.com

Move-in ready. Offering 3BR/2BA beautiful Manufactured home. Complete fridge, washer, dryer. Spacious kitchen, formal dining,

large laundry room. MLS#140025080

Offers 3BR/2BA, remodeled kitchen, stainless steel appliances. Fenced and cross fenced, gate to rear yard, pool, room for toys???

MLS#140049897

PANORAMIC VIEWS – $365,800

VACANT LAND

907 Pine Avenue $799,800 4.36 acres

L-2 Starlight Mountain Road $99,000 9.44 acres

V/L Sutherland Dam Road $389,500 60.00 acres

955 Heritage Ranch Road $185,000 14.50 acres

V/L Garnett Mine Road $185,000 14.5 acres

V/L Sixes $149,000 4.01 acres

V/L Old Julian Hwy $175,000 10.00 acres

V/L Rosemont Lane $239,900 5.93 acres

37628 Montezuma Valley Rd. $65,000 2.35 acres

385 Feghali Road $249,800 4.01 acres

PENDING!

Looking to buy? Thinking of selling your home?A REALTOR® with over 20

years experience as a Real Estate Appraiser.

I can Help you.Call me (760) 420-7834 E.G. “Trudy” Brodbeck

CalBRE # 0192056

RV GARAGE – $474,900 Offering 3+BR/2+BA, 2296 esf. New carpet, new granite countertops, large center island.

Private deck. Artificial turf and Xeriscape. MLS#140049275

ENTERTAINER’S DELIGHT $499,900-$529,900 VR

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