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richard arb - 40 years of community activities

We want to share with you a little bit about a very special individual here in Jamul. Many of you know him as the Easter Bunny, or Uncle Sam for our 4th of July celebrations and the Fall Pa-rade, or as the local "recycling guy" on Lyons Valley Rd. But many of us who have been associated with the Jamul Kiwanis know Richard Arb as a dedicated 40 year member of the Jamul Kiwanis Club of Greater Jamul. Richard joined the Kiwanis in 1976 shortly after moving to Jamul with his mother. Although Richard has severe epilepsy and is considered totally disabled, that never stoped him from being an outstanding Kiwanis member. As Jean Strouf, former President of Jamul Kiwanis said, "Richard has a Postive Mental Attitude...

participating in many activitities...consistently fundraising for the group through sales of ball caps, bumper stickers, Jamul blankets and other items he could take on his recycling route". Richard was honored by the Club when he was named Grand Marshal of the 2011 Fall Jamul Community Parade. Kermit Wadhams, two--time President of Jamul Kiwanis stated "Richard overcame many life challenging barriers to lead a most productive life always giving to others, he never

quit. He is an individual who played a big part in keeping our community going, he doesn't take anything for granted and always has something positive to say about life. " Richard's mother passed on in December of 2014 and Richard has moved to Point Loma Convalescent Hospital. We miss Richard being a part of the Jamul Family and hope some day soon he can return, in the meantime we are sure he would welcome a phone call or drop him a note to say Hi. He is at Point Loma Convalescent Hospital, 3202 Duke St, San Diego, CA 92110, 619 224-4141.

By Fran Darroch and T. Grant

Gareth sitton,headed to the us air force academy

By T. GrantGareth Sitton, 2015 Steele Canyon High School graduate received a full scholarship from the Air Force Acad-emy. He is not only an outstanding "honor roll" student at Steele Canyon, but participated in Swim, Water Polo and Wrestling. His community activi-ties including being a staff member at Indian Hills Camp for three summers and participated in three Mission Trips to Nicaragua with Jamul Com-munity Church High School Youth Group.

Gareth was chosen out of 1800 stu-dents around the country to receive this honor from the Air Force Acad-emy. What is also amazing, this is the third year in a row that a student from SCHS will join the Air Force Academy. In 2013 Will O Eastwood was selected and in 2014 Logan Statley received the honor. Gareth will be joining his fellow Jamulians this summer as he begins his career at the Academy.

Will Eastwood & Logan Statley at the Academy

JAC MEETING RALLIES SUPPORTERS

The Jamul Action Committee (JAC) meeting held on June 22 was full of community members anxious to find out the status of the casino construction on Hwy 94. Glenn Revell, Chairman of JAC and retired sheriff opened the meeting stated that "IT'S NOT OVER, UNTIL IT'S OVER, AND IT IS NOT OVER YET. " The main message of the evening was "DON'T GIVE UP". Attorney Pat Webb stated "KEEP THE FAITH". He went on to explain that there are five lawsuits still pending in the court system and none have gone to final judgement. The merits remain to be proven at trial this summer-fall. And, the law is on our side. The main issue is the fact that the Jamul Indian Village was not recognized under Federal Jurisdiction in 1934, and they never made an attempt to challenge that fact. He also stated don't think just because they are building this massive structure that it is over. "It's not over till it's over. He cited seven examples of casi-nos that have been built and subsequently closed throughout the

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2nd & 4th Tuesday 7:30 pm Jamul/Dul-zura Planning Group, Oak GroveSecond Tuesday - 7 PM - Fire District Meeting 14024 Peaceful Valley Rd.,Jamul2nd & 4th Thursday - Kiwanis at Jamul Community Church 6:30 pm Dinner. July 4 - HAPPY 4TH OF JULYJuly 4 Deerhorn Valley CSZ Board elec-tions at McKinley FieldJuly 10 -St. Pius X Bingo Night 6:30 pm Dinner, 7 PM BingoJuly 15 - Jamul Shopper Deadline. Call Tammy 669-11093rd Wednesday of Month, 6 pm, Steele Canyon HS Board, Rm D-102, D-109Third Tuesday - Jamul Dulzura School Board Meets,6:30 JIS LibraryEvery Monday - Wil-Mat Project meeting Fillipi's 6 pm - 8:30 pm. Linda Wikstrom, 619-204-4890.FUTURE EVENTS: August 14 - Summer Soiree' see Pg8.

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IN MEMORIAM

Florence (Flo) Abarean Morrison, a 35 year resident of Jamul, a Kiwanian, and Highway 94 Club member passed away June 15 at a care facility in Irvine, CA. Her husband of 58 years, Donovan (Don) Morrison was at her side. She was 84 years old.

Flo was born in Atlanta, GA on 10-20-30. She attended Whittier College in CA where she received her teaching credential and met her future husband, Don. Flo and Don married in 1956. Flo taught school, mostly Home Economics, in Lone Pine, Norwalk, Anaheim, and 20 years in National City.

Flo was active with the Highway 94 Club and the Kiwanis Club of Greater Jamul. She was involved with organizing and running the Kiwanis rummage sale and holiday food drive for many years. Flo was also known as the Kiwanis Club “health inspector” for any cooking events, she held us all to a high standard of excellence.

Flo loved quilting and making Pomegranate jelly which she enjoyed giving to family and friends.

After retiring from teaching in 1987 Flo and Don became world travelers. Don reminisced that their favorite trips were their four cruises to Hawaii. Although on their other travels they collected Turkish, Arabic, and Chinese carpets which adorned their home.

Flo is survived by her husband, Donovan Morrison, their son Bill and his wife Inga. She also is survived by her sister, Violet and was preceded in death by a brother, Armen.

Services will be held on July 11, 2015 at 12:00 noon. The location will be the Masonic Lodge at 695 Ballantyne Street, El Cajon, CA 92021. Interment will be at the Veterans Cemetery in Boulder City, NV.

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Graduation 2015 Another wonderful graduation class of 2015 from Steele Canyon High School. Congratulations to all you new graduates. At the recent Awards Ceremony over $2.5 million in scholar-ships were given out to deserving seniors. Shown to right are the recipients of the Jamul Kiwanis Scholarships. Sophia Alcarez (she won the Eric P. Grant award). Devin Lawson, Victor Amaya and Katie Raya received the Jamul Foundation Award. Presenting the awards is Kiwanis member Eileen Poole (former Steele Canyon High School Principal).


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GEOFF COPELAND RECIPIENT OF

KIWANIS "DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

By Stephanie Kramer At the Kiwanis Governor's Dinner held in San Diego on May 1st, Jamul Kiwanian Geoff Copeland was awarded the "Distinguished Service Award". A much deserv-ing award for a person who has dedicated his entire life to "community service". Geoff joined the Kiwanis Club of Greater Jamul in 2007. He has served as the club's Treasurer, and also served as Chaplain and participates in nearly all the many activities of the local Kiwanis. Geoff has been a lifelong volunteer of the highest level. He was born and raised on the South Island of New Zealand, on a sheep farm (what else: in those days they said 60 million sheep lived in New Zealand, and a few million people). The farmer boy went to Bible College and found out about Bible Translation missions. He spent 16 years in Papua New Guinea, contributing to the work of translating the bible into native languages. While there he met and married Bonnie, his wife of nearly 40 years. Geoff moved to San Diego County, Bonnie's home turf, when their third son was born with extenuating medi-cal needs. He attended Bethel Seminary, and earned a Masters of Divinity and became a Hospice Chaplain. For 17 years he provided spiritual care for the dying. During those years Geoff served his church and was active with his boys in the Boy Scouts of America. After the boys were grown, Geoff continued his volunteer activities. He has found a real "home:" in the volunteering he has done for several years with the Kiwanis organization. Over the last 11 years, his desire to help and serve has taken him several times to Myanmar (Burma) to teach at a local Bible Seminary in Rangoon and to teach in a small Bible College in Lashio, deep in Burma where he taught English as a second language using biblical materi-als. He has also assisted teaching English in Cambodia to a group of people translating farming and health materials in their own language. Geoff is also very action locally with Burmese refugees in San Diego, maintaining a strong rela-tionship with the Karen Organization of San Diego, a group that serves Burmese refugees here: ones who escaped brutal extermination at the hands of a government hostile to certain ethnic groups. In recent years Geoff has connected with Harvest Crops, a group that uses volunteers to pick fresh fruit from the trees of those who have too much and are willing to share their plenty with those who have need. Along with this, he still occasionally makes it a point to visit one who is sick and needs an encouraging word. He does all with humility and passion to help others. Jamul is fortunate to have such a wonderful person sharing his good deeds with our Jamul Community. Congratulations, Geoff.

Country, three of which are in California. They were being illegally operated and.or their land did not qualify for gambling. This drew cheers from the crowd. Supervisor Dianne Jacob informed the group that SDG&E was planning to provide electricity to the construction/casino site from the Rancho San Diego Substation underground on Hwy 94. This will cause traffic delays - - again! 90% of all Sheriff's calls are casino related stated Eileen Poole, retired principal of Steele Canyon High School. She also spoke of the dangers on Hwy 94, given the many fatal accidents that have happened near the high school. "We don't need another 6000 cars a day on this dangerous highway," she said. Donations are needed to continue the fight in the courts. They can be sent to JAC, P O Box 1316, Jamul, CA 91935. Note: A KUSI Report from Michael Turko titled A Slap In the Face! is worth reviewing, he states: Some East County residents called KUSI's MichaelTurko when a big piece of agricultrual land became a parking lot over night. Turko says it's part of a controversial new casino project and the parking lot was built with no permits, and no notice to the neighbors. See http://www.kusi.com/story/29382883/a-slap-in-the-face#.VYtVLGDSsqQ.email.

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University of San Diego senior catcher Jesse Jenner of Jamul was selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the seventh round of the 2015 Major League Baseball Draft on June 9th. Jenner was picked on the second day of the 2015 MLB Draft and was 221st overall. Jenner, an All-WCC selection the past two seasons,

posted a .314 batting average in 2015 with two home runs and 27 RBI, while playing exceptional defense (.995 fielding percentage) according to the Toreros website. Jesse started playing baseball in Jamul Little League when he was just 6 years old. Jesse went on to Steele Canyon High School where he played varsity baseball and graduated in 2011, he then attended Cal-State Fullerton, Grossmont College with his final two seasons being at USD. Congratulations Jesse.

Pictured to right are (l-r) Proud father, Rex Jenner, Jesse Jenner, Mary Jenner, mother, Grandma Bernie and brother Garrett celebrating at Brody’s .

Former Jamul Little Leaguer Drafted by St. Louis CardinalsBy Val Wayson


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JAMUL RESIDENT TO PLAY IN CHARGERS ALL STAR CLASSIC

Local high school graduate does well in school and football. Choyce Bostian, III has been selected to play in the 25th Chargers All Star High School game July 11, 2015 at Mesa College. Growing up in Jamul, Choyce attended Oak Grove where he received the Inskeep Academic and Athletic Award.

He graduated from Cathedral Catholic High School with honors and a 4.2 gpa, Choyce will attend The Kent School, a post graduate school in Kent, CT in the fall and will retain his eligibility for College football the following year. Choyce has received several offers from Ivy League schools.

He loves Jamul and credits his home for his hard work, “being a country boy makes you appreciate the hard work, and the fresh air out here gives you a clear head to see the future. Driving 3 hours round trip each day to Del Mar for high school from Jamul was a challenge, but I never lost focus, with the help of my family, I am keeping my goals in clear site, “ said Choyce.

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our beautifuL back country: My fellow county supervisors recently joined me in voting to add 175 acres of wilderness to the Santa Isabel preserve, opening up more land to the public and linking key parts of the preserve.

The acquisition may also allow us to expand the San Dieguito River Park's Coast to Crest Trail. The 175 acres is west of state Route 79 and north of the SR-79 and SR-78 intersection. This is great news for hikers, horse enthusiasts and others who enjoy our gorgeous back country.

beefinG uP fire Protection. The county Fire Authority recently opened a new fire station in Boulevard, our latest effort to improve fire protection and emergency medical services in rural East county. It's the first station to house Fire Authority reserves,Cal Fire firefighters and a paramedic unit under one roof. The facility is the latest sign of how far we've come since the disastrous fire storms of 2003 and 2007. In 2003, our efforts to fight the Cedar Fire and other catastrophic wildfires were hampered by poor commu-nication and coordination among agencies, along with a lack of resources. Since then, the county has invested more than $320 Million on fire protection improvements.

care for our eLderLy: I had the recent privilege (June 16th) of speaking to hun-dreds of local seniors at the Vital Aging conference hosted by the county. The theme, "Boosting Your Brainpower," grew out of the work of The Alzheimer's Project, the county-led initiative launched last year to address the toll of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia on families and communities. Many speakers and exhibits at the conference focused on how exercise, good nutrition and activities can help seniors keep their mind, memory and mood in good shape.

For more District 2 news, go to www.dian-nejacob.com or follow me on Facebook and Twitter. If I can assist with a county issue, please call my office at 619-531-5522 or email [email protected]. Have a great East County day!


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San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) will begin construction on a new electric circuit in approximately late July. The project, located within the Caltrans right of way of Hwy 94, will, for the most part, be entirely underground.

Existing electric circuits are nearing their maximum capacity and for the past several years, SDG&E has been working on plans to upgrade its system serving the Jamul/Dulzura area. The recent application for service by a large commercial customer requires that this system upgrade be done now rather than later. SDG&E is regulated by the California Utilities Commission (CPUC) and as such, is mandated to provide service to all customers within its service territory.

The new circuit will accommodate the load of the new customer and also provide increased electric capacity and improve reliability for the existing and future customers in the Jamul/Dulzura communities.

SDG&E and its contractors will construct the new electric circuit in accordance with the standards established by the California Public Utilities Commission and will adhere to environmental and traffic control conditions required by the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans).

Surveying and planning work began in April 2015 and construction is expected to begin in approximately late July. The project is expected to be completed by January 1, 2016.Working hours are anticipated to be Monday – Saturday, 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. However, Caltrans may, at times, require work hours that vary from this schedule to meet local traffic needs. Given the potential impacts of the project on this important thoroughfare, SDG&E will work as quickly and safely as possible to reduce the timeframe of the project. In addition, off-hour work schedules in consultation with Caltrans will be considered in order to minimize impacts to community events and schools. SDG&E will make every effort to communicate work progress and schedule changes as the project progresses. Community input is appreciated and over the years, has proven to contribute to the success of these projects. A telephone hotline has been established to receive community input for this project. Your patience throughout this project is appreciated. Please feel free to use the project hotline (1-866-382-0886) to communicate your suggestions or concerns.



CommentaryWellness Cornerby Jessica tyack

HEALTHY SUMMERTIME SWIMMING HABITS - -With summer approaching, many of us will spend a lot of time in and near a swimming pool. There is no better way to cool off and relax, but for most of us it will be in a swimming pool, one that is most likely maintained through chemicals. I want to share four easy ways you can reduce the effects of chlorine and other pool chemicals in your health.These are found on the website, Holisticquid.comTip 1: Swim outdoors - For most of us that is not an issue, especially regarding a swimming pool, but also take into consideration a hot tub or Jacuzzi also use chemicals as well and they may be stored in a covered or enclosed area. Indoor swimming is more likely to cause respiratory or digestive problems, simply because there is no ventilation for fumes to escape.

Tip 2: Rinse off BEFORE getting in the pool - Rinsing off before swimming can help protect your body against absorbing the chemicals in the pool. Our skin and hair act like a giant sponge - if able to rinse off before hand the body will absorb the clean water first potentially not the pool water.

Tip 3: Rub on Coconut Oil: Healthy skin is cov-ered in a very thin, slightly acidic film called the "acid mantle" that is secreted from the skin's sebaceous (oil) glands. The pH of bacteria, viruses, and other chemicals are primarily alkaline in nature, so the acid mantle acts as both a physical and chemical barrier to bacteria, viruses, and other potential con-taminants from penetrating the skin.

Coconut oil acts as a barrier to the pool chemicals, not allowing them to pass into our bodies through

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Tip 4: Neutralize chemicals with Vitamin C. When it comes to swimming, you can simply make a spray bottle with a teaspoon of powdered vitamin C (found online or a health food store) dissolved in two cups filtered wa-ter. If you don't have the time or motivation to make your own vitamin C solution, you can buy a topical spray on line <http://www.amazon.com/dp?B006J7SE6/ref=as li ss til?tag=holikid-20&camp=08creative=0&linkCode=as4&creativeASIN=B006J7FSE6&adid=0Q3QBR1S-729GVEGSSY54>. After swimming, spray both hair and skin with the vitamin C solution, rub in, and rinse in the shower (preferably one without chlorinated water).

Have a great summer! Enjoy the long days near the pool with your friends and family!

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Store manager position also available at San Carlos Location. Mail resumes to Jamul Hardware


JAMUL HARDWARE JULY 2015

All Ad Items While Supplies Last13881 Campo Rd., Suite A-7, Jamul CA

619 669-0300Mon - Sat 6:30 am - 7:00 pm - Sun 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sienna Folding Chair

• Choose from turquoise, red orlime• Dark brown powdercoated frame35"x21.25"x27.25"174 855, 856, 858

-$3

Reg. $7.99

Arm Chair

$1499

Your Choice

• No-leak connection system• 330-lb. burst strength• Includes one adaptor183 6487-Year Warranty

$1499Reg. $29.99

• Approximate 60" H• Weather resistant flameguard822 716

5' Pole Poly Banner Flag

Set

8-Oz. Insect Repellent

$799

• Bonus size with 33% more• Long-lasting protection from mosquitos, gnats and more• Non-staining131 032

16 oz Citronella Metal Flag Bucket

$499sale price

771-162

6-Roll Print Paper Towels or 12-Pk. Bath Tissue

Reg. $7.99

Patriotic Bamboo Torch

$299

Extension Cord50-Ft., 16/2 Orange

Garden Hose 5/8-In. x 50-Ft. $2499

• Holds a 5/8-in. x225-ft hose• Features Smart Trak Guide• No-leak guarantee196 799

$1999

Hose ReelWicker-Look

$5999 Reg. 99.99

$399104 844

mail-inrebate*

$199* Limit 1 rebate/household.Customer responsible for taxes and fees.

• Great for small spaces• Oscillating action distributes air throughout the room137 382

• Locking connector plugs• Lighted ends196 727

$499Wading Pool

4' Round Decorated 5-Pk. Pool Shock

$2199 Reg. 29.99

• 2 1/2'x4' Poly Cotton Banner Set• 1 pc Wooden Pole with 2 way bracket535 813

Final Price

Reg. $29.99

Reg. $24.99

Tower Fan27-In., 3-Speed

Oscillating

• Oversized Padded Arm Chair• Features comfort-able lumbar support• Includes cooler in armrest186 124

• 5-l lb. packs• Kills bacteria and algae• For all pool surfaces173 960

$1299

Reg. 15.99

Your Choice

$997

• 2-ply paper towels feature Thirst Pockets and come in assorted prints• Bath tissue combines softness and strength and is septic safe130 114 165 493


July 2015- Volume 9, Issue 3P O Box 31, Jamul, CA 91935

619 669-1109 - fax: 619 669-0120email: [email protected]

www.jamulshopperandnews.comTammy Grant, Editor/Publisher

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