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Halloween ride!
Boys team heats up thebaseball diamond Pg. 2A master trip to Korea Pg. 6This Star Athlete goes theextra yard! Pg. 7
Neighborhood takes festivities to the streets, pg. 5
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VoiceCentennial High hosts ‘Music in Motion’
BY MAIA CUMMINSCommunity contributor
entennial High SchoolMarching Hawks and Gold-en Pageantry Corps pres-ents “Music in Motion.”Bands from all over South-ern California compete in
this 14th annual Marching Band Invi-tational. It takes place on Saturday,Nov. 21 at Centennial High School,8601 Hageman Road. Over 30 bandsare expected to attend, making thisquite an exciting competition. This isa large and fun-filled event. Comecelebrate with Centennial HighSchool. Tickets are $8 at the door. Formore information, visit our Web site:www.talons.org or email us at: [email protected].
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BY JEFF MARTINCommunity contributor
The Bakersfield Heat 9UTravel Baseball Team compet-ed in the USSSA Fall ClassicSept. 26 & 27 at the Big LeagueDreams in West Covina. TheHeat finished second amongeight other teams from theSouthern California area.
The Bakersfield Heat 9UTravel Baseball Team alsocompeted in the Fifth annualTriple Crown Fall Finish inPaso Robles Oct 10 & 11. TheHeat competed in the 10Ubracket and finished in secondplace facing teams from South-ern California and NorthernCalifornia.
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ome enjoy an evening inBasque country at theJunior League of Bakers-field’s Wine Fest, Basquein Bakersfield, Saturday,Nov. 21 from 7 to 11 p.m.
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4 Put on a happy face Can we just use positive messages to promote
the good works of the Humane Society?
7 Looking for a few good spikers Kern River Volleyball will hold tryouts for
potential team members during November.
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F R O M T H E B O L G S
The logic of a 9-year-old!BY USER NAME: TWINKIE
Over dinner:ig Mickey: “Mom? I beenthinking a lot about this.And I think you reallyshould take the TV out ofour room.”
(Insert very surprised look here… ). Ever since they were wittle ittybitty babies they’ve ALWAYS had aTV in their room. In fact, theywouldn’t go to sleep without it atleast on with no volume in the back-ground.
Sort of a makeshift night light, ifyou will.
Oh sure, I’d get up and turn it offin the middle of the night but thenONE of them would wake up andturn it back on. ONE of them wasscared of the dark. This ONE is nowtelling me he wants the TV out of hisroom. This is a very interesting turnof events.
Could it be that he’s finally out-grown his fear? Could it be that mybaby is growing up? Could it be thathe’s maturing and no longer scaredof silly things like the boogyman?
ME: “Why?”(insert a very inter-ested-in-your-conversation lookhere).
Big Mickey: “Because Annequinalways wants to put it on HIS shows.And I would rather just have it OFFthan to watch his shows. So I’vethought about it a lot and decidedthe best compromise is to take it outof the room.”
ME: (No longer impressed andnow somewhat cynical). “Uh, so inother words, take the TV out. Youwin?”
Big Mickey: “EXACTLY!”I think further discussion needs
to go into this decision.
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Why not put a happy face onanimal Humane Society ads?
nother holiday season, another so-sad-I’ll-start-crying-if-I’m-anywhere-near-PMS-time ad from the Humane Society of theUnited States. Their latest campaign fea-tures Wendie Malick at the plate, an actressI love dearly for her incredible comic timing
and charm.This rant has nothing to do with Ms. Malick and her
good-heartedness at helping out the HSUS. It also hasnothing to do with whether or not the HSUS is a goodand charitable organization or not, as I believe thatthey are one of the good guys at the forefront of thechanging face of animal welfare. This rant is about thesheer number of impressions of suffering animals theHSUS seems to want us to wade knee-deep through inan effort to part us from our money. And I say this assomeone who actually likes the organization.
Enough already with the seemingly endless paradeof sad, starved, wounded creatures in need of my(financial) support. One minute I’m watching somecool show about making my front yard the neighbor-hood masterpiece in less than three days, the nextminute — wham — I’m seconds away from being apuddle of goo over a shivering kitten or matted dog.And it’s not just me. I have friends who won’t evenopen the envelopes from the HSUS or several otheranimal agencies anymore. Not because they don’tbelieve in the mission, but because they can’t stand tolook at the abused creatures or read the heart wrench-ing stories. Rather than those images guilting myfriends into donating, they’ve accomplished the exact
opposite. They have shamedmy friends into tossing theappeals into the garbage,unseen and unanswered.
We know the realities ofabuse and neglect that occurwith companion animals.Even if we were somehowmagically, blissfully ignorant,there are at least four differ-ent shows on television, play-ing multiple times on a dailybasis, that can provide a crashcourse on the inhumanity ofhumans.
Can’t you just try some-thing a little different? How about rows of happy,healthy puppies and kittens, along with a message ofhow for only $10, 10 kittens were vaccinated againstdeadly diseases? Or a photo montage showing peoplewho adopted pets from the shelter, along with the mes-sage that donations allowed these pets to be vaccinat-ed, altered and housed until they met the loves of theirlife? Something that makes me want to join in the goodvibes going around from helping pets find foreverhomes, rather than reach for a tissue box and theremote control? Please?
Have a pet-related question or comment? E-mailVicky at:
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VICKYTHRASHERPet columnist
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La Cresta neighborhoodcelebrates Halloween STORY AND PHOTOS BY FRANK DOMINGO PHOTOGRAPHYCommunity contributor
The residents of the northeast neighborhood ofLower La Cresta who live on Lincoln Street gath-ered together for a Halloween parade.
With neighbors, family and friends got dressedin their Halloween best for a short, one-block longparade to kick-off the evening’s Trick-or-Treattradition.
The parade, modeled on the Independence DayParade held annually downtown, was the first forthis group. They hope to make it an annual eventand a new tradition in their own neighborhood.
Educator of the month
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Nominated by: C. King
Mrs. Robin Province was my
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BY FRANCIS ESPOSOCommunity contributor
Bakersfield Martial Arts instructorwas selected by the California Uni-fied Taekwondo Association to par-ticipate in a Cultural EnrichmentTour and be one of the first delega-tions to visit the Taekwondo Park
World Headquarters in Muju, Korea. FrancisEsposo of Han’s Taekwondo Academy inBakersfield was honored to be one of eightMasters selected for the visit. All expenseswere generously provided by the CaliforniaUnited Taekwondo Association (CUTA) andthe Los Angeles Korean Tourism Organiza-tion.
The 10-day excursion consisted of numer-ous tours on the peninsula, elegant dinnerswith governors and mayors, and comprehen-sive Forms, Sparring, and DemonstrationClinics at the Kukkiwon and Kiemyung Uni-versity. All Masters received diplomas andcertification from world renowned Grand-master Kyu Hyung Lee (1988 OlympicDemonstration Master) and the staff of thePresident of the World Taekwondo Federa-tion, Chungwon Choue. The highlight of thetrip, however, was the visit to Muju. Muju isthe region which was selected for the con-struction of the new Taekwondo Theme ParkFacility. Muju is known as the “natural”county, whereas the region prides them-selves as being far removed from city life.This region is also famous for their fireflyfestivals. The park will be 570 acres and spanacross nine valleys.
The CUTA group was the first to visit fromCalifornia and plans to bring one of the firstcompetition teams upon opening day in 2013.The Korean people are successfully usingTaekwondo as a tool to promote goodwill. It
is a necessary world attitude that should beshared with all individuals.
I am proud to have participated as anambassador of California, U.S.
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Master Francis Esposo was one of eight mas-ters selected to visit the Taekwondo ParkWorld Headquarters in Muju, Korea.
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Master Francis Esposo, along with seven other masters, was selected bythe California Unified Taekwondo Association to participate in a CulturalEnrichment Tour in Korea.
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Athlete of the month
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Jakob Russell, #45, of the GEYFFreedom Freshmen football team,always goes the extra yard for histeam. This year Jakob could be seenrunning the football down the field,kicking off for his team, and blockingfor his teammates as they ran for theend zone. Jakob has been an inspira-tion and spirit-lifter for his team aswell. He’s the guy that you’d hear atthe end of practice and before thegames, getting his team psyched upand ready to play. Jakob is a leadertoday, and I am sure we will see himdoing the same for many years.
Jakob Russell
Taekwondo studentwins top honors
BY FRANCIS ESPOSOCommunity contributor
Han’s Taekwondo Acad-emy is proud to announcethat Mark Agbalog wonboth his Forms and Spar-ring Divisions at the Taek-wondo Sea Tournament.
Mark competed in theInternational 14-to-17-year-old Fin weight divi-sion. Mark, you’ve beenworking so hard! Enjoy therest of your trip travelingthe Mexican Riviera.
Mark was coached byGrandmaster Han.
Great job, team!COURTESY PHOTO
Mark Abalog
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outs Sunday, Nov. 8 for 15 & under (born onor after Sept. 1, 1994) from 9 to 11 a.m. and 16& under (born on or after Sept. 1, 1993) from10:30 to 12:30. Make-up tryouts added forages 12 & 14 will be from 1 to 2:30 p.m. (12year-olds born on or after Sept. 1,1997 — 14year-olds born on or after Sept.1,1995).
Tryouts for 17 & under (born on or afterSept. 1, 1992) willbe from 9 to 11a.m. and 18 &under (born on orafter Sept. 1, 1991)from 10:30 to 2:30p.m. Sunday, Nov.15.
Fee is $20. Show up a half hour prior toyour session for registration. See KRVC.orgfor directions to Kern River facility.
Call Club Director Jennifer at 587-0313for more information.
Don’t want to travel? Contact Jennifer andask about being part of the Kern River Vol-leyball Club Family without having to traveland getting the same excellent training as the
traveling kids.Kern River also loves to train young and
upcoming volleyball stars. Check out our“Little Spikers” program for ages 8-10.
Please see our Web site for the 2010 sched-ule.
BY KIM BIUCEYCommunity contributor
North High School Girls Basketball will be holding a car wash Satur-day, Nov. 28 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Brookside Deli, 4700 Coffee Road.
Cost is $5.
North High Stars will wash your car Nov. 28
Kern RiverVolleyball Clubtryouts in Nov.
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