WOW !!! All my favorites right here in Fullerton !!!

Deepfried frog legs, deepfried waffles w/vanilla bean ice cream, deepfried 1 pound corn dogs & deepfried sausages!!! Yummy !!!!!

Soon to be the new in spot in downtown Fullerton, "Joe's" promises to be a crowd pleaser with its funky food 'n' fun.  Joey Gomez and Jack Franklyn are the owners.  They've leased the former Table Ten restaurant which recently closed and plan to make this another hot spot.  Franklyn already operates Heroes and Roscoe's Famous Deli. He says that there will be lots of unusual choices for lunch and dinner, but not deep-fried Snickers bars.  The plans for the new restaurant are being sumbitted to Fullerton planners this week. He also says that the new place will be a family affair, that's great to hear!

 
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ReMax North Orange County wants to Congratulate The Kelly's on their new son!!

Welcome Patrick Raymond Kelly !!

"A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for"

 

               

Calling all ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggedy beasties and things that go bump in the night:You'll feel right at home at Fullerton Market Thursday, Oct. 29. 

The market will host its annual "Okto-BOO-fest" on the 29th, featuring activities, games and special events for all ages.

"Okto-BOO-fest" festivities will begin at 5 p.m. There will be a costume parade for children, with trick-or-treat bags given to the first 500 who participate.In addition, there will be special Halloween and harvest-themed games and free arts and crafts activities presented by the Fullerton Museum Center.

 The festivities will also include a pumpkin carving and decorating contest, with families and individuals invited to bring their carved and/or decorated pumpkin to be voted on by the market crowd.The winning carver/decorator will receive a gift certificate to a local store.

In addition, a special "Okto-boo-fest" flier for children to color has been sent to all elementary schools. Children who bring their hand-colored flier to "Okto-boo-fest" will receive a ticket for the bounce house.

Musical entertainment for the evening will be the popular Bubba and the Big Bad Blues.

"Bubba" is Christopher LeClerc, a Fullerton native, who formed his blues band in 1990.His credits include performances with such stars as Ike Turner, Joe Sample and Nat Dove.

The band willperform from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults attending "Okto-BOO-fest" will be able to visit the beer garden, which will offer German beer and peanuts.

 

                       

 I can hardly wait,  The Habit Burger Grill will open its second Orange County location and the 29th in its chain in the University Plaza complex ,that is currently under construction, across from Cal State Fullerton.  The Habit, which will move into a 1,700-square-foot space, began as a hamburger stand in 1969 in the beach community of Goleta, near UC Santa Barbara. The signature menu item remains the Charburger with caramelized onions

The one-story, four-tenant building on Nutwood Avenue replaces the Indian restaurant that burned down several years ago. Young Lee, president of Costa Mesa-based Flame Broiler, said he has also signed a lease for a 1,200-square-foot space in the building next to the Cantina Lounge.  Lee launched his Flame Broiler chain in 1995 at Chapman and Raymond avenues in Fullerton. Commuting after graduation from UCLA, he often looked for quick bites to eat, but had a difficult time finding a healthy alternative to fast food.

Russ Khouri, vice president of Investment Concepts Inc., of Orange - which owns the property - said Thursday he is looking for two additional restaurant tenants. Occupancy is slated the first part of 2010.

  Grab some napkins and meet me there!!

 

 

Ron Holborn | Re/Max NOC | 714-525-0900
 

911 W. Valley View Dr., Fullerton, CA
Hot Buy on Great Property !!!
3BR/2BA Single Family House
offered at $510,000
           
Year Built 1949
Sq Footage 2,000
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial
Floors 2
Parking Unspecified
Lot Size 8,712 sqft
HOA/Maint $0 per month
 
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The perfect home for entertaining and pool parties.  Lovely home located in Golden Hills features 2 fireplaces, nice big backyard w/fruit trees. This is a must see!!
 


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- Central heat

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- Hardwood floor

- Family room

- Living room
- Bonus/Rec room- Dining room- Yard
- Swimming pool

   
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- Price: $$ 505,000 ~ $510,000

   

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714-525-0900

 
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Got Muscle? Fullerton gears up for car show

          

Fundraiser to benefit Boys & Girls Clubs, Fullerton Police Explorers.

 October  3rd : Second Annual Fullerton Car Show in the Downtown Plaza.

Admission is free for the fundraiser, which is expected to draw 6,000 people from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Downtown Plaza. Last year, 3,500 attended the show.

The entertainment menu includes the Screaming Eagles, a classic rock band; a "G-rated" frozen T-shirt contest; and a dunk tank for police.

Fred Johnson, executive director for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Fullerton, said a portion of the proceeds will go toward club programs including the computer lab, learning center, athletics, leadership activities and the Teen Center at the Richman site.

The 40-member Fullerton Police Explorers program will benefit from additional funds. Explorers coordinator Hazel Perez said money will be used for equipment, uniforms and travel expenses for the police academy.

During the car show, the Explorers will be in charge of the Bounce House, dunk tank, opportunity drawing and traffic control.

Heroes restaurant owner Jack Franklyn will provide food and refreshments for sale.

Information: www.fullertoncarshow.com or 714-239-9875. The Downtown Plaza is on Wilshire Avenue between Harbor Boulevard and Pomona Avenue

 

Sweet Rental in Buena Park !!

Ron Holborn | Re/Max NOC | 714-525-0900
5932 Homewood, Buena Park, CA
Nice Place in Buena Park ! 1bdrm, 1 bth, small pet ok.
1BR/1BA Apartment
$985/month
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1 full, 0 partial
Sq Footage Unspecified
Parking None
Pet Policy Cats, Small dogs (< 25lbs)
Deposit $0

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Cut-A-Thon for Children's Cancer Institute aka CHOC ~ Sunday, Sept.27th

CHOC Children's at Mission Hospital 

 

Here is another Wonderful Event that you may be able to contribute to.

Salon Amerige in downtown Fullerton will be hosting a Cut-A-Thon for Children's Cancer from noon to 6pm on Sunday, Sept. 27th.  The cost will be $15.00 for Wet Haircuts (No Blow Dry or Style) for Men, Women and Children.     Proceeds will be donated to benefit CHOC Children's Cancer Institute and American Cancer Society's Courageous Kids Celebration.  With the permission of the client, hair that meets the requirements of Locks of Love will be donated (min.requirement 10 inches, non-bleached).  

     

Their goal is to raise as much as they can, 100% of funds raised and/or donated will go directly to the benefit of these two wonderful causes.  Please join in helping make a difference in the lives of Children with Cancer.

                           

SALON AMERIAGE is located at: 122 N. Harbor Blvd.,#101  Fullerton, CA.  92832 (714)738-8800 ask for Amy Ausman!!

 

 

 

 

Chief McKinley is At It Again ! Chief's safety seminar to benefit ASL patients..

FULLERTON - Marilyn Hobbs knows what it's like to be defenseless.

Bound to a wheelchair with the slow debilitating effects of ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease), the former nursing director at St. Jude Medical Center was recently by herself in a shopping area when she realized if a threatening situation occurred, she wouldn't be able to run.

She wouldn't be able to fight back.

She wouldn't be able to yell for help.

But she could encourage other women to learn about safety and awareness. At the same time, those women could help the ALS Association, Orange County Chapter fund a full-time nurse case manager for the Patient Services Program that serves 176 ALS patients and their families in the area.

Hobbs' liaison to safety and awareness is former Fullerton Police Chief Pat McKinley, author of the book "She Bear: Empowerment & Safety for Women."

McKinley, who has conducted dozens of safety seminars in the past years, will - for the first time - charge admission with all funds directed to ALS.

The "She Bear Seminar" will be held at 9:30-11:30 a.m. on Oct. 3 at St. Jude Medical Center with a continental breakfast and parking included in the $25 cost of the ticket. To register, call 714-285-1088, ext. 221.

 

McKinley, who racked up more than 40 years in law enforcement, says one in four women will be a victim of sexual assault in her lifetime. He's on a personal mission to change those statistics.

During his lectures, he outlines ways to outsmart a potential attacker.

Hobbs trusts McKinley's opinions. Indeed, she and McKinley's wife, Barbara, have been friends since attending Pomona Catholic High School 50 years ago. The two went to nursing school, and worked together at Queen of Angels Hospital in Los Angeles.

Little did the McKinleys realize that four years after Hobbs and her family moved to Fullerton, Pat McKinley would be hired police chief in the same city.

The women spent hours together, shopping until they dropped. They played tennis, swam and walked around Fullerton. Their families vacationed on Balboa Island, and they shared life's ups and downs.

The "big down" came in 2007 when Hobbs was diagnosed with ALS. The first symptom, she said, was weakness in the foot that eventually crept up the leg, then the trunk and then into her vocal cords.

Barbara McKinley's eyes welled with tears when she recalled "the way it was."

Hobbs is dependent on caregivers to help navigate the house. And she's fortunate to have the ALS Association's loan of a microphone so guests can hear her speak. The association also lent an easy chair and breathing machine.

"One man even gave me an expensive ramp after his wife died," Hobbs, 67, said.

She acknowledges the support from "my angels" at St. Jude, her four children and grandchildren.

"The goal for this seminar is to raise $8,000," said Pat McKinley, adding: "and to empower women."

article courtesy of Orange County Register

 
 
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