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| Grease-can
student winners recognized at board meeting |
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 After
500 entries from four Fallbrook schools came rolling in
for the Fallbrook Public Utility District’s annual grease-catcher art contest,
the painstaking task of selecting the cream of the crop began. The top 14 were
selected and the Fallbrook schoolchildren who crafted them will be recognized
Monday, March 26 at the 4 p.m. FPUD board meeting. In addition, Fallbrook
Street School will be awarded the district’s $500 prize for having the greatest
number of entries in the contest. Zion Lutheran School will be awarded $300 for
having the second-greatest number of entries.
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| FPUD
Water Education |
| Water
Conservation Poster Contest - 2006 |
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Click on Name
to View Entry
Top Three Winners
Emily Regotti - Zion Lutheran
Maria Rodas - La Paloma Elementary
Azucena Razo - La Paloma Elementary
Honorable Mentions
Christine Sell - Zion Lutheran
Sarahi Morales - La Paloma Elementary
Jennalin Partee - Zion Lutheran
Sarah Girgis - St Peter's Catholic
Alyssa Rodriguez - La Paloma Elementary
Osvaldo Ordonez - La Paloma Elementary
Haley McCaffrey - Live Oak School
William Parker - La Paloma Elementary
Karley Adlong - La Paloma Elementary
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Osvaldo Ordonez - La Paloma Elementary |
Water
Conservation Poster Details
FPUD has a special classroom presentation just for Fallbrook
fourth-graders. We play a fun and informative water-bingo game with students
and award prizes right there in the classroom. Then fourth-graders are invited
to put their creative caps on and participate in the Water Conservation Poster
Contest. All it takes to enter is a colorful, hand-drawn, imaginative poster
illustrating what a precious resource water is. The top three winning entries
above will be featured in the 2007 Water Awareness Calendar, other calendar
pages will have 4th grade artwork from around the county. Calendars will be
available in the lobby in November.
Contact - Noelle Denke for more
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| Grease
Can Winners - 2006 |
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Click
on Name to View Entry
1st place Cassie
Batty & Victoria Sullivan - Live Oak School
2nd place
Niekka Cummings - Zion Lutheran
3rd place
Rosalie Helling - Live Oak School
4th place
Margaret Hollander - Zion Lutheran
Other winners are:
Jannet Martinez - “best two dimensional"
Alex Timme - “most practical"
Alex Holdo - “best collage”
Tristen Napier - “most colorful”
Samantha Mendez - “most festive”
Mackenzie Krol - “most traditional”
James Ratcliffe - “most clever”
Elizabeth Ortiz - “best use of expression”
Sam McNeal - “most painterly”
Illiana Arias - “most imaginative”
Kai
McMaster- “most lifelike”
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Grease Can Winners
Tristen Napier and Elizabeth Ortiz
FPUD Grease Can Education Program
Kitchen grease poured down the drain is a big problem in
Fallbrook that leads to sewer spills, harming our water and environment. FPUD
staff will come into the classroom, explain the problem to students, bring
empty coffee cans and craft supplies while the children create grease catchers
they can take home and use.
Contact Noelle Denke for more information
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| Tours
& Other Education Programs |
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Do you have specific questions you'd like answered? Let us tailor a classroom
presentation to your needs.
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Classroom
tours of our sewer treatment plant and recycled water facility can
be arranged upon request.
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Admiral
Splash - guided by Admiral Splash, students learn about
California's water systems, where our water comes from, how it is distributed
and treated and how to conserve. This kit contains a teacher's guide, class set
of workbooks with tests, and a video.
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Dr.
Wilderness Magic Show - an award-winning children's program will
visit your school. For reservations & info, contact Steve Barnes at (619)
698-9330 or e-mail Fourdogs@aol.com
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