The Coast News, July 13, 2012

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A12 THE COAST NEWS JULY 13, 2012 Salon celebrates 25 years Headlines The Salon, 121 North El Camino Real, Suite C, is celebrating 25 years in Encinitas, with a Sip ‘N’ Style party July 14 to benefit Childhelp.org. The day will include a fashion show, a DJ, a silent and live auction, food and drink. Not only is the salon celebrating 25 years of hairstyling and more, but out of thousands of entries, Salon Today Magazine named Headlines The Salon, “One of America’s Top 20 Salons.” The event will be a ’60’s inspired Beatles theme, “All You Need Is Love” with the cover band, The Silver Beatles playing live. A Cosmic Hair Show by Headlines’ Artistic Director Mirza will be center stage along with wine-tasting, food by Catering Solutions, giveaways and more. A live and silent auction will take place, with all proceeds benefiting Childhelp.org. The money will go directly to the charity to help the prevention and treatment of abused children. For more information, go to childhelp.org. Owner Gayle Fulbright is excited to be sharing this accomplishment with her home town, Encinitas. Fulbright has been a longtime supporter of Childhelp USA along with the rest of the Headlines team. “Last year we raised over $6,000 for Childhelp and this year we are increasing our goal to $15,000. I know we have the power to do this. My team has an amazing way of rising to the occasion.” Headlines The Salon is a full-service salon specializing in hair, skin and nails. Call (760) 436-1812 or visit headlinesthesalon.com or facebook.com/headlinesthesalon. County expands Senior Dial-A-Ride COAST CITIES — Effective immediately, FACT (Facilitating Access to Coordinated Transportation) expanded the RideFACT senior dial-a-ride service area to all cities in San Diego County. RideFACT previously served only the communities of Escondido, Poway, and Rancho Bernardo. “I am so pleased that we are now able to expand this critical transportation service to all cities in our county,” said Dave Roberts, chairman of the FACT board of directors. “It is our responsible to improve the quality of life for all residents of San Diego County and this service expansion is just one innovative example of how we are doing just that.” RideFACT is a general purpose dial-a-ride for any senior (age 60 and older). Transportation is available seven days a week, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. This service is managed by FACT and subsidized by a San Diego County TransNet Senior Mini- Grant. This is a unique service that affords San Diego County residents the ability to travel across the county conveniently and affordably. Reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations may be made Monday to Friday between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Trips must be requested one to seven days ahead of the travel date. One-way fares begin at $2.50 for travel up to five miles. For reservations and inquiries, call (760) 754-1252 or (888) 924- 3228. FACT operates a brokered transportation model which pairs riders with existing services in their communities where feasible. If existing services are not available or appropriate, FACT will provide the trip through one of the transportation services contracted with their brokerage. FACT is a nonprofit founded in 2005. Jammer hosts fundraiser RANCHO SANTA FE — The third annual fundraising event, “Jammin’ Under the Stars” will be held at 6:30 p.m. July 21 at the private estate of Rich and Jennifer Enright, to benefit the programs supported by the Jammer Family Foundation (JFF). The cost to attend Jammin’ Under the Stars is $200 per person and tickets are best purchased by July 14 at jammerfoundation.org or contact Rob Powell (619) 922-2131. The event is being organized under the direction of San Diego Charger Quentin Jammer, JFF Executive Director Rob Powell, JFF Board member Jolane Crawford of Schubach Aviation, and event hosts the Enright’s, with Billy Ray Smith serving as Master of Ceremonies. Top San Diego chefs will provide catering and the evening’s festivities will include unique silent and live auction items, a golf skills challenge, casino gaming, entertainment and dancing. Guests will mingle with members of the San Diego Chargers football team and the Charger Girls in support of programs that empower the students of San Pasqual Academy, the first national residential education campus for foster From left, Jammer Family Foundation Executive Director Rob Powell, JFF Board Member Jolane Crawford of Schubach Aviation, San Diego Charger Quentin Jammer with Jennifer and Rich Enright work out the final details for the July 21 “Jammin Under the Stars” benefiting the San Pasqual Academy. Courtesy photo teens. Quentin has worked with SPA for six years. Jammer said, “This year we have a variety of exciting auction items including autographed sports memorabilia and travel packages that will be showcased at the Enright estate along with the addition of an interactive golf skills challenge and competitive casino gaming; we’re extremely grateful to the Enright’s for their support in hosting our event. I’m looking forward to reconnecting with my teammates who will be in attendance to support this cause in a festive, celebratory atmosphere.” Quentin was introduced to the foster teens of San Pasqual Academy several years ago and has been instrumental in providing academic scholarships, Thanksgiving, Christmas and graduation programs, group outings to Charger games, one-on-one mentoring in addition to the construction of a home football field. The Jammer Family Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit entity and engages in a wide variety of worthy causes in the San Diego community mentioned above, including support for Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), Solutions for Change, and the Boys and Girls Clubs. follow us on CoastNews.com and click link
JULY 13, 2012 Feed the Soul rocks to fight hunger ENCINITAS — Enjoy a concert and make a real difference in the world around you. Feeding the Soul Foundation presents a free concert and SuperFood drive from 4 to 8 p.m. July 22 with Luc & the Lovingtons and The Yes Team Join us for a Sunday Funday at Whole Foods Market, 687 S. Coast Highway 101 where 5 percent of the sales for the day will go to create more concerts for causes. The FTSF CD “Feeding the Soul Vol. 1 - Family Food trucks to get grades COAST CITIES — By Christmas, county residents could see the familiar “A,” “B” and “C” food-grade cards they’ve come to rely upon at their favorite restaurants also posted on food trucks and food carts. There are an estimated 250 “hot food trucks,”including about 50 “gourmet” trucks, and roughly 300 food carts that serve items like hot dogs and coffee, operating countywide. The County would become one of the first agencies nationwide to have such a grading system for food trucks. Los Angeles County implemented a similar measure last year. San Diego County’s Department of Environmental Health (DEH) has inspected food trucks and food carts to make sure they comply with health and food safety standards for decades. The current system was based on a “pass/fail” inspection. The new grade card system will rate and grade how well operators comply, based on a 100-point scale — just like traditional restaurants. DEH officials will have cities change their ordinances to recognize the county law and complete work on the grading system between now and the fall. Save 50% or more! Coast News DEALS STRICTLY LOCAL DEALS! ...from Oceanside to Del Mar Attention Business Owners: Post your own deals! It’s FREE! Log on to: coastnewsdeals.com support your local businesses today! Questions? Call 760.707.4126 or email alex.higley@coastnewsdeals.com Dinner: Benefit CD & Cookbooklet” will also be on sale in the store. SuperFood Drive is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization committed to changing the face of hunger by turning all food drives into healthy food drives, feedingthesoulfoundation.org Some of the SuperFoods the group hopes to collect include: Whole grains Nut butters Canned fish and meats (especially cold water fish) Canned fruits and vegetables, packed in water Canned soups or beans Nuts and Seeds Dried Fruits, preferably no added sugar: Dried herbs and spices. Olive oil Green and White Tea Dark chocolate Honey 100-percent fruit juice hand crafted by THE COAST NEWS CSUSM offers winemaking seminar SAN MARCOS — Whether you are a novice vintner, seasoned hobbyist or burgeoning wine producer, an upcoming seminar on vineyard management at California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) will offer state-of-the-art insights on winemaking for professionals and enthusiasts alike. Set from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. July 28 on the university’s San Marcos campus, 333 S.Twin Oaks Valley Road, the seminar will feature a guest lecture by winemaker John Giannini, a faculty lecturer at California State University Fresno’s Department of Viticulture and Enology. Specific areas of focus will include communicating with growers, grape maturity evaluation, white and red wine production, fermentation monitoring, volatile sulfur compounds, malolactic fermentation, preharvest and grape issues, winery sanitation, yeast nutrition, pH and titratable acidity, oxidation and sulfur dioxide. Lunch, refreshments and parking are included with admission. Cost is $75 per person. For reservations, register online at csusm.edu/coba/viticulture, call (760) 750-4270 or email Carrie Smith at casmith@csusm.edu. California State $25 S&H THE ARTIST & GET IT YOURSELF! University San Marcos was founded in 1989 located on a 304-acre hillside overlooking the city of San Marcos. Say you saw it in The Coast News A13
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