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Volume 16, Issue 49

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Students participate in ‘Mock Grant application approved for Anza Baseline Interviews’ at Hamilton High groundwater basin study Joe Naiman JNAIMAN@REEDERMEDIA.COM

The November 2014 election included the passage of Proposition 1, whose allocations included $510 million to the state Department of Water Resources to support projects included in Integrated Regional Water Management programs approved by DWR. see page A-3

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Art Plus Vino Paint and Sip Art Classes named the 2016 Best Businesses of Temecula TEMECULA – Jill Roberts’ Art Plus Vino Art Classes has been selected for the 2016 Best Businesses of Temecula Award in the Art Classes category by the Best Businesses of Temecula Award Program. see page A-4

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Ninth annual Christmas Tree lighting to warm Anza Dec. 3

GeriLyn Mellin VALLEYSTAFF@REEDERMEDIA.COM

The Hamilton High School gymnasium was buzzing with nervous anticipation, Nov. 17, as students were getting ready to learn a much-needed skill, preparing for and completing a job interview. Students played out mock job in-

terviews focusing on their desired choice of career. The ninth through 12th grade students that participated in the mock interviews came prepared with knowledge of how to successfully go to a job interview. They had prepared resumes with the help of Ryan Kleinvachter, Jane Recht and many others. Many were

dressed professionally and had filled out job applications for their career choice. With a great assortment of jobs that pertain to Anza as well as anywhere in the world, jobs such as mechanical assistant, construction assistant, military, sheriff cadet, junior photographer, dishwasher/fast food, animal tech, ranch hand were just a few of the

If the weatherman is right the planned Dec. 3 gala Christmas in Anza Valley Christmas tree lighting extravaganza should be chilly but free of rain with hundreds of residents, relatives and visitors attending who will brighten up the holidays.

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14 different categories. A representative from Grand Canyon University was also in attendance for the event sharing information about the school for students interested in learning more about the programs offered there. Students waited patiently for

see INTERVIEWS, page A-3

Growing up in Anza: The story of Entrepreneur Kathie Beale SPECIAL TO ANZA VALLEY OUTLOOK

Tony Ault TAULT@REEDERMEDIA.COM

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Rich Handy gives interview pointers to Sierra Therrien Augur and Alia Teeguarden during mock interviews held at Hamilton High School Nov. 17. Courtesy photo

In my stories, I have written many times how the little town of Anza has come together and helped residents in their time of need. Our family twice has been in need and yes, the people in Anza were there to do whatever it took to help us through our rough patch. The first was when my sister got hurt (a story for another time), the next when my dad got bit by a stud horse named Entrepreneur. The friendly members of the community came together to help watch us kids, they also brought food and even did chores around the ranch while my dad was in the

hospital and recuperating. When I was writing this story for my mom’s family album in 2009, she had told me that she remembered most the moral support from her friends and how she did not feel belittled but quite the opposite, she was so uplifted by their concern. What a town, a town that I can say I am proud to be a part of. It was a spring day on the Kellogg’s Farm, my dad was plowing the weeds in the orchard when he heard a horse’s cry from the stud area. A well-known stud by the name of Entrepreneur had his foot caught in the v-shaped wire. With him kicking a flailing, dad was Flashy Wind won many ribbons in show and was well sought after for Courtesy photo stud.

see ENTREPRENEUR, page A-4

Mr. Happy’s Mercantile now open in Anza Tony Ault TAULT@REEDERMEDIA.COM

They came from as far away as Anaheim to help celebrate the official grand opening of Mr. Happy’s Mercantile Nov. 26. Anza’s newest retail store at 57475 Highway 371 specializes in local artist’s creations and period antiques. Robert Sawtelle, along with his wife Teresa, daughters Raelyn and Annalyn and mother Rusty Browning stayed busy throughout the day introducing customers to the many crafts and antiques on consignment in the new store. All the for sale items in the store are on consignment, most to local artists and craftsmen, explained Sawtelle. The colder, rainy weather and an area power failure that afternoon did not dampen the spirits of customers and family. The Sawtelles, with the cash register down and lights off in the display area, gave out handwritten sales receipts to Teresa Sawtelle and her daughter Annalyn at the register help one of Mr. Happy’s Mercantile’s new customers. The store is open on Highway 371 in Anza. Tony Ault photo

see MERCANTILE, page A-5


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