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Volume 17, Issue 41
Hamilton Football falls to Mountain Empire
Diane Sieker ANZAEDITOR@REEDERMEDIA.COM
“Hear ye, hear ye!” The Anza Pirate Renaissance Faire is coming to town. Event organizer Tabitha Dawes announced, “Ahoy me mateys! Come join our scurvy crew on Saturday, Oct. 14, for the Anza Pirate Renaissance Faire!” see page A-3
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Hamilton K-8 Fall Festival whistling in Oct. 21 Tony Ault TAULT@REEDERMEDIA.COM
The pumpkins are being painted by children, corn stalks stacked and brightly colored leaves arranged that will decorate the playgrounds for the Hamilton K-8 Fall Festival coming Saturday, Oct. 21, at 57550 Mitchell Road in Anza.
Getting ready to move the ball at the home game with Mountain Empire Saturday, Oct. 7. See more football photos on page A-4. Diane Sieker photo
AYSO soccer brings Anza together
see page A-4
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Supervisors set meeting schedule for 2018 RIVERSIDE – Riverside County supervisors approved their 2018 schedule, designating days on which no meetings will be held.
From left to right, Tristan, Lucas and Santiago get ready to play at the AYSO soccer games Saturday, Sept. 30, in Anza.
Diane Sieker ANZAEDITOR@REEDERMEDIA.COM
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The competition was fierce and wild at the American Youth Soccer Organization games held at the Hamilton school fields Saturday, Sept. 30.
Anza’s local AYSO Region 1641 has 16 teams. All the teams play every Saturday during the season, and the children, parents and coaches are as dedicated to the game as they are to each other. “It’s been a beautiful process watching the kids learn to play and
A group of players discuss technique at the AYSO soccer games Saturday, Sept. 30, in Anza. Joanne Salazar photos
go from not interested to enthused every day to go out on the field to learn and to also play,” Kayla Freel, whose husband coaches and son plays, said. “They have grown so much in such a short time frame, and watching them progress and get better is once again just beautiful.”
The teams are divided into age groups to ensure fair play. “There are two teams in the brand-new Playground division, two teams in the 6U (6 and under) division, four teams in the 8U
see SOCCER, page A-5
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Missy’s Place BBQ and Cafe finds new home at Anza Community Hall Diane Sieker ANZAEDITOR@REEDERMEDIA.COM
Missy Boulton has done it again, delighting foodies and hungry Anza residents at a brand-new location. Missy’s Place BBQ and Cafe is now serving hearty breakfasts and a varied lunch menu, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Saturday in the Anza Community Hall, 56630 State Route 371, in Anza. The dining area is spacious, the parking convenient and the kitchen well-equipped and updated. Guests have access to free Wi-Fi, courtesy of the Community Hall and ConnectAnza. Locals have been giving the new restaurant a warm welcome. “It’s so rare to find quality and quantity and at a great price!” Tesse Benson said. “We are so lucky to have an option like Missy’s up here.” Boulton and her husband, Tracy are no strangers to the food service industry. They owned another restaurant previously, and Missy Boulton has over 20 years, experience
see BBQ, page A-3
Missy and Tracy Boulton take a moment from serving, prepping and cooking to stand for a photo at their Missy’s Place BBQ and Cafe. Diane Sieker photo