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June 17th, My Doggies Daycare in Rancho along with
Coto’s Orange County Polo Club hosted a fundraising
benefit for Bethany’s Gait Inc. featuring a polo match
between two Trabuco Canyon teams. The game was
close; the Rose Canyon Cantina & Grill (in white)
team outscored Trabuco Oaks Steakhouse
(in red), the final score was 14 to 12.
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There were a variety of spectators at the Bethany
Gait Inc. polo match on June 17th, you could say
everyone had a “doggone” good time. Pictured
left to right are: Diane Krup with Doogle, Pat
Lightfoot holding Buddy, Monica Sikorski
with Meesha and Bevan Cass with Deja.
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My Doggies Daycare co-owners: (left) Denise
Thompson and (right) Shari Young sponsored the
Look-A-Like (dogs and their owners) contest at the
O.C. Polo grounds in Coto. Karina Cox with Maia
(a Vizsla) received 1st Place and Monica Sikorski
with Meesha (a Havanese) came in second.
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June 5th, Rotary del Sol presented a fundrais-
ing evening event entitled “A Night at the
Sands Hotel”. The Vegas style gaming tables
were setup throughout the spacious Coto
home of Jim Bastian and his wife Elizabeth.
Rotarian Jim Bastian is pictured here
with guests Sandy Sickler, Lisa
Wetzel and Jenny Moore.
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The Coto Rotarian evening successfully raised
$10,000 benefiting the Rotary del Sol’s local and
international service projects. Guests were asked to
wear formal attire in the style of the Rat Pack and
the glamorous ladies that adorned them. The high
rollers’ room had guests playing for high stakes,
all for a good-samaritan fundraising cause.
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In the spirit of classic Vegas themed fundraising
evening “A Night at the Sands Hotel” they
had live entertainment, the talented duo of
Bryan Cabrera on drums and Carol Roman
on piano direct from the east coast.
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June 12th, the American Cancer Society’s Relay for
Life featured approximately twenty-nine relay teams
that ran/walked for 24-hours around Central Park
raising money to continue to fight cancer in our
community. The SAMLARC team made a quick
stop for a photo opportunity with Trabuco
Canyon News at the start of their relay.
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Curt Stanley, with Adventures in Advertising, pre-
sented a check for $3,060 to Lisa Wanders and
Corina De La Isla, who are with the American
Cancer Society’s Relay For Life organization.
The donation funds were raised from the 3rd
Annual Golf For A Cure Tournament held
June 9th at Tijeras Creek Golf Course.
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June 18th, it was a traditional Thanksgiving dinner
with all the trimmings at the Bell Tower Regional
Community Center. South County Seniors Services
hosted the lucheon and it was graciously sponsored
by the PIMCO Foundation, an investment firm in
Newport Beach. This was one time no one com-
plained that the holiday festivities were here
early. Pictured here are: Ruth Vert, Beverly
Hall and Shannon & Carol Cruvan.
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Thanksgiving in June, it was a blessing for the
seniors at the Bell Tower Regional Community
Center. An early Thanksgiving dinner lunch-
eon in June was too good to believe! Jerry
Priscaro, Noella Goulet, Bob Mulvey and
Don & Jeanne Jonas all say, “Thank
you PIMCO Foundation for your gen-
erosity and a tasty one at that!”
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In honor of Flag Day, the American Legion Post 862
held their 6th Annual Flag Retirement Ceremony to
retire worn and/or unserviceable U.S.flags. Left to
right are: Piper/2nd Vice Cdr. Jim Clements, Cdr.,
John Chizmar, Adjutant Mike Waugh, 3rd Vice Cdr.
Thom Spratt, Post member Chuck Sweigart, Chap-
lain Bill Cook and Sgt. At Arms Larry O’Connor.
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June 14th, Cub Scout Pack 727 Leader Paul
Chrisope assisted his sons Jeremy and Adam
with the official retiring of flags in honor of
Flag Day. It was held at dusk on June 14th
in the RSM City Hall parking lot.
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June 19th, SAMLARC’s Annual Fishing Derby at the
Lago had a variety of activities going on; even the
youngest could enjoy carnival rides, games and
pictured here an enormous inflated shark slide.
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The Dybel family from Robinson Ranch were hoping
to catch a big one at SAMLARC’s Annual Fishing
Derby at Lago Santa Margarita. Brad Dybel is
with his sons, 6-year-old Owen and
8-year-old Nicholas.
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Rancho residents, Tanner Mester, Niomie Ford, Jonah
Silfvast, Ayden Mester and Danny & Keady Perkins,
were fishing in hopes of landing the big one
at SAMLARC’s Fishing Derby.
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A laidback day for Erick Velez at SAMLARC’s
Fishing Derby; but yet multitasking with his fish-
ing rod ready and while awaiting for a bite
was chatting on the phone and reading.
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Randy Chenier was Cook’s Corner Chili Cook-off
People Choice winner in 2008 & 2009 with his best
in the West red chili. The competition was fierce
among twenty entries and it wasn’t meant to be this
year. Pictured at Chenier’s Killer Cajun Chili booth
are: Rhonda Palmeri, Jacob Hernandez and
Rachelle, Randy & Patricia Chenier.
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June 26th, Cook’s Corner 4th Annual Regional World Qualifier Chili Cook-Off featured teams from all over southern California and Arizona. The Head Hunters with their own flavor of jungle chili received Honorable Mention.
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The Road Kill Kings, with their own style of country western music, entertained the crowd at the
4th Annual Regional World Qualifier Chili Cook-off held at Cook’s Corner.
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June 9th, RSM Mayor Jerry Holloway and Assemblyman Jeff Miller’s Field Rep. Lisa Johnson issued Cert-
ificates of Recognition to two Rancho Viejo Montessori 6th graders, Sara Miller and Rosa Cesareo. They
are both hard-working, extremely responsible student who maintain excellent grades. Rosa joyfully
volunteers her time and is a very passionate and enthusiastic steward of the earth. Sara is known
for her kindness towards others, making her an outstanding citizen in school. Sara and Rosa are
pictured with their families: Martin Miller, Salvatore Cesareo, Cheri and Sara Miller, Iumi
Vrrego, Rosa, Kathy & Carlo Cesareo and Leila & Nasser Kaveh.
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Drowning is the number one cause of death in children ages one to four. Twins Meghan and Shannon
Maloney started the Santa Margarita Catholic High School Swim for Life Club in 2008, their focus is to
raise awareness about childhood drowning and to promote water safety. The City Council recognized the
Maloney sisters and proclaimed Water Safety Awareness Day. Left to right are: Councilman Gary
Thompson, SMCHS Pres. Paul Carey, Johnny Johnson (Founder of Swim For Life Foundation), Cindy
Johnson (Swim for Life Foundation Treasurer), Shannon & Meghan Maloney, Richard Blanc (Club
Faculty Advisor & Swim Coach at SMCHS), Christine Maloney and Mayor Jerry Holloway.
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RSM Fire Station #45 
RSM Civic Plaza 
2007, Farewell To Baby Blue 
RSM Civic Plaza 
Rose Canyon “Field of Flowers" 