The Story Of FirstChristian Church (FCC):

Huntington Beach,Ca(One of many wonderfullocal places of Worship)

The Story Of FirstChristian Church (FCC):

Huntington Beach,Ca(One of many wonderfullocal places of Worship)

Bruce Templeton, BA, MM, DD, is Senior Minister atthis Church-Campus by the sea in Surf City USA.He was born in Tornado, West Virginia and

when asked what brought him to Huntington Beach,his answer is a ’88 Chrysler LeBaron Convertible.Bruce, his wife Connie and son Curtis love the Hunt-ington Beach community.

Bruce just doesn’t minister -he's everywhere. He isa 20 year member of Kiwanis, served one year on theboard of Therapeutic Riding Center and he is the Volunteer Chaplain with HBPD. Between Kiwanis, Collete’sChildren’s Home, and his various First Christian ministries,Bruce has a full plate. Oh, and by the way, his Church supportsthe 3/1 Foundation, Collette’s, Project Self-Sufficiency, Ki-wanis Clothe the Children, Friends of the Library, as well asapproximately $750,000.00/year to global and local outreach.

Bruce says his biggest challenge as Pastor of this Churchwas initially the enormous debt when he arrived. Theirbeloved pastor of 27 years had died two years earlier, thechurch family was still grieving. It took them several yearsto overcome all of those factors, but when they did, Brucesays the Church began to grow.

It seems the biggest pleasure so far for Bruce through his first 23 years of his ministry here; seeing lives transformed through the power of the Gospel. “Having beenhere for so long, I’ve done weddings for kids I dedicated as babies. To see kids who passed through our schools grown up and making a difference in the world. My son married here, and to have my two granddaughters close is anenormous pleasure.”

Their membership is approximately 2200, but their average attendance is around 2800 every weekend. Twoweekends recently they say they had over 3,000.

Their campus is impressive regardless of your faith; just under 8 acres. When the idea of redevelopment came upthey looked into relocating, but nothing was available inHuntington Beach, and moving outside of HB wasn’t an option, so they decided to stay at 1207 Main and maximizetheir acreage the best they could to accommodate their growth.

On a personal level Senior Minister Bruce has this to say:FCC has committed to stay at the heart of the city with thecity in our hearts. It is a great church with great programmingfor children and youth all the way to senior adults. We are a multi-generational, multi-cultural church committed tobuilding community, living God’s Word and Reaching ourWorld, and THE world for the cause of Christ. We’re not aperfect church, but we’re committed to making a differencein people’s lives.

Our last word: believing in some God is the bottomline for each and every one of us.

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window. Simply do not pay members of Congress or any of the Three

Branches of Government office holders (including the

President) until the Budget is adopted, spending cuts

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the Bill. Pretty good idea, Huh!

Recently Kimberly Jordan (known as Mrs. Fleming to students,) painted a mural at Hope View Elementary School, 17622 Flintstone Lane in Huntington Beach. The brightly-colored mural on the school wall adjacent

to the lunch tables is designed to teach kids how to eat healthy. The mural contains sunshine, green fields, fruit trees, and delicious treats such as melons,pumpkins and strawberries.

A graduate of Cal State Long Beach, Kimberly studied art and early childhoodeducation. Her artwork has appeared in exhibits, on television, and in private residences and public places such as Huntington Beach Schools.

The after school Art Teacher at Hope View Elementary School believes it isimportant for kids to make healthy food choices and has created the mural forchildren to look at while they eat their lunch.

You can look at her other murals and artwork at: http://www.kimberlyjordan.com . You can also call her at: (310) 766-3363.

On St. Patricks Day, The SealBeach Lions Club served asDesignated Drivers for more

than 100 people requesting rides homeafter celebrating at Main Street barsand restaurants. This is the 10th Year,Lions' members have driven folkshome to help save lives and makestreets and highways safer.

The Lions' "Designated Driver"Booth was in Old Town at MainStreet and Central Avenue from 3pm to 1am. Their sign read: "FreeRides Home! Designated DriverShuttle Stop. Wait here. Drunk Driving Fatalities Down 41%.

Club President Allyn Mattox and herfellow Lions manned the booth and encouraged celebrators to use their

service. The Lions' spirit is making apositive difference in Seal Beach.Other cities should invite organizationslike Lions to begin similar programs.

We get a tremendous amount ofsatisfaction helping others," saidLion Frank Carvajal. "Riders are verygrateful that we're here to help themget home. Making the streets safer isa top priority for all of us."

If you'd like to get involved in The Seal Beach Lions Club, pleasecall: (562) 644-2551. Their website is: http://sealbeachlions.com. Themeetings are held on The First andThird Wednesday's of The Month at7pm in Khourys Restaurant at 110North Marina Drive in Long Beach.

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I Want To Go Back To TheTime When.....

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Stay AwayFrom DownedPower Lines

It’s not uncommon for trees and tree limbs to fall, especially during high winds, rain and other stormy conditions. This can cause power lines to fall as well. If you see a power line on the ground, stay far away and keep others away as well. Do not try to touch or remove it. That power line may still be energized and can be deadly to touch or go near.

Call 9-1-1 and report the situation immediately.

Also keep away from trees that have power lines going through them. When a power line touches a tree, the tree may also become energized.

For more information on electrical safety, visit SCE’s website at www.sce.com.

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This is about as clear and easy to understand as itcan be - read it!! The article below is completelyneutral, not pro republican or democrat. Charley

Reese, a retired reporter for the Orlando Sentinel, hashit the nail directly on the head, defining clearly whoit is that in the final analysis must assume responsibilityfor the judgments made that impact each one of usevery day. It's a short but good read. Worth the time.Worth remembering!

545 PEOPLE—By

Charley ReesePoliticians are the only

people in the world who create problems and thencampaign against them.

Have you ever wondered, if both the Democrats and the Republicans are againstdeficits, WHY do we have deficits?

Have you ever wondered, ifall the politicians are againstinflation and high taxes,WHY do we have inflation andhigh taxes?

You and I don't propose a federal budget. The President does.

You and I don't have the Constitutional authority to voteon appropriations. The House of Representatives does.

You and I don't write the tax code, Congress does.

You and I don't set fiscal policy, Congress does.

You and I don't control monetary policy, the FederalReserve Bank does.

One hundred senators, 435 congressmen, one President, and nine Supreme Court justices equates to545 human beings out of the 300 million are directly,legally, morally, and individually responsible for thedomestic problems that plague this country.

I excluded the members of the Federal Reserve Boardbecause that problem was created by the Congress. In1913, Congress delegated its Constitutional duty toprovide a sound currency to a federally chartered, butPRIVATE, central bank.

I excluded all the special interests and lobbyistsfor a sound reason. They have no legal authority.They have no ability to coerce a senator, a congressman, or a President to do one cotton- picking thing. I don't care if theyoffer a politician $1 million dollars in cash.The politician has the power to accept orreject it. No matter what the lobbyistpromises, it is the legislator's responsi-bility to determine how he votes.

Those 545 human beings spendmuch of their energy convincing youthat what they did is not their fault.They cooperate in

this commoncon regardlessof party.

What sepa-rates a politicianfrom a normalhuman being is an excessive amount of gall. No normalhuman being would have the gall of a Speaker, whostood up and criticized the President for creatingdeficits..... The President can only propose a budget.He cannot force the Congress to accept it.

The Constitution, which is the supreme law of the land, gives sole responsibility to the House of Representatives for originating and approving appro-priations and taxes. Who is the speaker of the House?Nancy Pelosi. She is the leader of the majority party.She and fellow House members, not the President, canapprove any budget they want. If the President vetoesit, they can pass it over his veto if they agree to.

It seems inconceivable to me that a nation of 300 million cannot replace 545 people who stand convicted —by present facts — of incompetence and irresponsibility. I

can't think of a single domestic problem that is nottraceable directly to those 545 people. When you fullygrasp the plain truth that 545 people exercise the powerof the federal government, then it must follow that whatexists is what they want to exist.

If the tax code is unfair, it's because they want it unfair.

If the budget is in the red, it's because they want it inthe red.

If the Army & Marines are in Iraq and Afghanistanit's because they want them in Iraq and Afghanistan.

If they do not receive social security but are on anelite retirement plan not available to the people, it's because they want it that way.

There are no insoluble government problems.

Do not let these 545 people shift the blame to bureaucrats, whom they hire and whose jobs they canabolish; to lobbyists, whose gifts and advice they canreject; to regulators, to whom they give the power toregulate and from whom they can take this power.

Above all, do not let them con you into the belief thatthere exists disembodied mystical forces like "theeconomy," "inflation," or "politics" that prevent them

from doing what they take an oath to do.

Those 545 people, and they alone, are responsible.

They, and they alone, have the power.They, and they alone, should be held accountable by the people who are

their bosses.

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Hurricanes Bar & Grill2 for 1 Appetizers of equal or Lesser valueDuring your Happy Hour Visit

200 Main Street HB 714.374-0500 www.MyHBGold.com

Li's Restaurant15% off entire food bill, 50% off all appetizers sun-thurs

8961 Adams Ave. HB 714 968-5050 www.MyHBGold.com

Nonna Lucci's 10% off entire bill 19913 Beach Blvd HB 714-536-1368 www.MyHBGold.comOcean Sushi & Oyster Lounge

15% off entire Bill 6041 Bolsa Ave HB 714-901-5055 www.MyHBGold.com

Olive Pit Grill$5 Off any bill over $30, 10% off anything else

Corner of Bolsa Chicaand Heil

HB 714-316-5000 www.MyHBGold.com

Paolo's Ristoronte 4-course dinner $16.95 17561 Center Ave #37 HB 714-373-5399 www.MyHBGold.com

Shades Restaurant & BarHilton WaterfrontBeach Resort

25% Off Lunch & Dinner (alcohol not included and not available on Holidays).cannot be combined with any other discount.

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Sushi on Fire 20% off Food Bill M-F 2-5 p.m. 301 Main St HB 714.374.8885 www.MyHBGold.comTommy Pastrami Free Fountain Drink Talbert & Beach HB 714.848.4567 www.MyHBGold.comZimzala Happy hour Menu ($5) all day in Lounge 500 Pac. Coast Hwy HB 714.960.5050 www.MyHBGold.com

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SeaShore Pest Control$100 Off any Local Treatment. $200 Off any Tenting

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AIM Mail Center#64 15% off on All Services/Products 19051 Goldenwest St. HB 714-698-9900 www.MyHBGold.com

Beauty Supply Zone 10% offf products and 25% off hair servicesBrian, Jillian or Kristen

16277 Bolsa Chica St HB 714-840-0159 www.MyHBGold.com

Crown Cleaners 25% off Dry Cleaning 5935 Warner Ave HB 714-846-4221 www.MyHBGold.com

Surf City Debt Relief15% off total fees with enrollment into one ofour Debt Relief programs

5267 Warner Ave. Suite 183

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SpaBella Vista Salon Boutique Spa (Hyatt Hotel)

$45 Hydrating Aromatherapy Steam Facial

301 Main St Stu 108 HB 714-960-8100 www.MyHBGold.com

Pacific Waters Spa 21500 Pac Coast Hwy HB 714-845-4636 www.MyHBGold.com

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An Exciting Community

SFGate says it as well as anyone could..."locatedin the heart of Surf City USA ®, Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa has

developed an unparalleled list of activities that areguaranteed to create an unforgettable summertimefamily getaway in scenic Southern California. Theluxurious and fun seaside resort is the perfect desti-nation to showcase Southern California coastal living,and experience all that Orange County has to offer.

"Guests have come to expect that summertime at Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spaonly gets better," says Cheryl Phelps, general manager at the Southern California luxury resort. "Weare extremely excited about all of the happenings taking place at the resort. We have added more excitingCamp Hyatt activities, live music and family focuseddining experiences. These additions are sure to makethis summer one of our best."

A wealth of attractions and classic beach activitiesawaits each guest at Hyatt Regency HuntingtonBeach Resort & Spa, including:

Slyders, A

Water

PlaygroundA trip to Southern

California won't becomplete without avisit to Slyders, theonly water parkalong the OrangeCounty coast.

Equipped with three water slides, two fire pits,Shubee's Bar and Café , a children's wading pool, andOC's largest Jacuzzi, this activity pool is fun for kids of all ages. Private poolside cabanas completewith flat-screen TVs, internet access and Shubee'sPoolside Bar and Café complete the perfect water adventure escape.

Toes on the NoseKnown for world-class surf instruction, Toes on the

Nose also offers kayak tours, bike rentals, paddleboarding and the popular beach butler service. Originating in Hawaii, paddle boarding is fun for thenovice and expert, while kayak tours take you on aneco tour through the Back Bay, or through the Harborfor an exclusive look at celebrity homes, yachts andwell-known television and film spots.

Camp Hyatt's "Beach Club" and

"SophistaSpaKids"Why should parents have all the fun? With

Camp Hyatt, kids get theirkicks on vacation too. Energetic and supervisedrecreation activities are designed specifically for young resort guests, keeping children groupedby appropriate ages to ensure safetyand unlimited fun while frolicking onthe beach, in the pool, and allaround the resort. This summerkids are offered a wide array of new activities including:Water slide relays, cookiedecorating sessions, limbocontests, Hoola Hoop competitions, story- telling

sessions and bingo all happening daily!

Dig it? Yeah, Dig IT!Build the ultimate sand castle with Dig IT!, Orange

County's talented professional sand castle builders,on the famous sands of Surf City, USA ®. Just stepsfrom the beachfront Andalusian resort, Dig IT! provides fun for the entire family.

Dive In Movie"Coming Soon" to Hyatt Regency Huntington

Beach Resort & Spa are "dive in movies" every Friday night at Mankota's pool. Family friendly flicksby Disney Pixar will be on the big screen, and traditional theater treats like hot dogs and kettle cornwill be available to complete this watery take on amovie going experience.

Bringing Back the BluesThe Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort &

Spa will be firing up the grills and setting the stagefor the annual Blues and BBQ Saturday night summerseries at Pete's Sunset Grille, starting July 2 and continuing through September 3. From 7pm to 10pm,the casual-hip, surfer-themed eatery will host a savorysouthern style picnic feast all while rocking out tosome of the hottest blues performers in Southern California. For tickets call (714)-845-4775.

Sunset Splash PartyJoin K-EARTH 101 Radio Friday Nights and dance

the night away during the Sunset Splash concert series at Mankota's pool. Spend the night sipping signature cocktails while taking in magnificent sunsetviews of the Pacific, and enjoying a dynamic live performance featuring Motown's greatest hits.

For more information please visit www.hyattregen-cyhun t ing ton -beach.com.

ABOUT HYATTREGENCY

HUNTINGTONBEACH

RESORT & SPA

Located in theheart of "Surf City,USA,", Hyatt Regency Hunting-ton Beach Resort &

Spa features 517tastefully appointed

guest rooms, includ-

ing 57 suites, offering guests sweeping views ofthe Pacific Ocean. The resort is also home tothree restaurants, including The Californian, a AAA Four Diamond Award recipient, the sophisticated Red Chair Lounge, Pacific WatersSpa, as well as more than 100,000 square feet ofindoor and outdoor function space. Additionalresort amenities include Slyders, a water playground, a tranquil lagoon-style swimmingpool, Shubee's and Mankota's Poolside Bar andCafés, and "The Village," an eclectic shoppingexperience with everything from pizza to surfmemorabilia and fine art. Guests can also enjoyyear-round recreational activities such as bikingand surfing by taking advantage of the sandySouthern California beaches via the resort'slighthouse bridge. For additional information or

to make reservations, call (714) 698-1234 or visitwww.huntingtonbeach.hyatt.com."

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On March 19, 2010, at about

10:45 am, a Huntington Beach

resident came home and was

confronted by a burglary suspect

inside his residence. The

resident armed himself with a

knife from the kitchen and

the suspect fled. The

resident obtained a

detailed description of the

suspect and his vehicle.

That information led to

the identification of the

suspect as Terry Christopher

McCarthy, 48, Huntington

Beach. A warrant was issued

for McCarthy’s arrest and he

was taken into custody on April

5, 2010, in Ontario. McCarthy

posted bail of $100,000 and

was released from custody.

On May 21, 2010, a resident in

Irvine came home and found a

suspect inside her residence. The

suspect chased the victim but she was

able to escape. Irvine Police Department

detectives and Huntington Beach Police

Department detectives worked together

on this case and identified the

suspect as McCarthy in

this crime as

well. A warrant

was issued for

his arrest again.

He was located and taken into custody with a

bail of $500,000. He again posted bail and was re-

leased from custody.

On April 13, 2011, McCarthy was supposed

to appear in court regarding these criminal cases.

McCarthy arrived at court and was seen. Shortly

before his hearing, he fled the court. The court

issued two new warrants for his arrest of

$1,000,000 each.

The Huntington Beach Police Department

considers Terry Christopher McCarthy to be

dangerous due to his actions when confronting

residents inside their homes. We are requesting

anyone who may know his whereabouts to call the

Huntington Beach Police Department, or your

local police department with that information.

The Huntington Beach Police Department

does not know what vehicle McCarthy may be

using, if any. He was last seen at the Central

Justice Center, Santa Ana.

Classic Cops & Robbers — HBPD Wins

April Line Up

04/22.......................Sound Cakes

04/23 ................Robby Armstrong

04/27 .........................Those Guys

04/29........................Post Trauma

04/30 ...............Hollywood Blonds

05/05.......................Warner Drive

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How stupid is this guy....

Fugitive Terry McCarthy in custody. Atabout 5:50 pm, a tip was provided to the Huntington Beach Police Department thatTerry McCarthy was in the 2100 block of California Street. A police officer respondingto the scene saw McCarthy and he took offrunning on foot. The police officer went intofoot pursuit and was able to catch McCarthyand take him into custody in the 400 block of Utica Street.

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The annual Baskin-Robbins 31 Cent scoop night is coming -Wednesday, April 27, from 5p.m. to 10 p.m. Baskin-Robbins will be making a $100,000 donation to the National Fallen

Firefighters Foundation.

the following huntington Beach Baskin robbins will be participating:

201 Main street

7101 West yorktown avenue

16622 Beach Boulevard

19465 Brookhurst street

5971 Warner avenue

Afriend of mine used to own his home as well as a few rental properties. Like many Americans, he fell on financially difficulttimes over the last few years and ended up short selling all his

properties. When he found a new home to rent, he asked the prospectivelandlord to provide a copy of their credit report confirming that they werecurrent on the mortgage. He simply wanted to make sure that this landlordwasn’t going through the same hard times that so many others were. Ifthe landlord fell subject to a short sale or foreclosure, my friend wouldhave to move all over again. He asked for the landlord’s credit report tomake sure foreclosure or short sale were not likely to occur.

When I first heard of this, Ithought my friend was beinga little silly. Just a few monthslater, a (couple) friends ofmine were travelling in Europe. Two days after heproposed (and she saidyes), they received notice that the house they were rentinghad been sold at auction. Although they had been makingall their rent payments on time, their landlady had notbeen forwarding that payment to the bank, and the bankforeclosed on the house. The new homeowner servedthem a 30 day notice to move out of the property.

In California, renters have rights. According to a localReal Estate Attorney, if the tenant had been under an annual lease contract, they would have been entitled to 90days before being required to vacate the property. However, because their contract had expired and theywere now “month to month,” either party can terminatethe rental agreement with only 30 days notice. So whenthey got back from Europe two weeks later, they only hadtwo weeks remaining to pack up and move. Now my otherfriend’s request to see the landlord’s credit report didn’tseem so ludicrous.

Turning The Tables!

It’s a very normal practice for landlords to request acredit report from prospective tenants. If the credit reportdemonstrates a history of paying bills on time, there’s ahigh probability they’ll also make the rent payment ontime. This would indicate that the prospective tenant is asafe bet for the landlord.

But what if the landlord isn’t a safe bet for the tenant?In today’s real estate market investment properties areforeclosing at an astronomical rate. Investment propertiesare more likely to foreclose than either primary residencesor vacation homes. Have we now reached the era

where tenants shouldalso request a credit report from theirprospective landlord?Some might say this is astretch. However, thismay just be an evolutionof the rental market intoday’s times.

Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at

Newport Beach based DLJ Financial.

With more than eleven years in the industry,

Arnaud is available to answer questions

in Real Estate Finance.

E-mail: adufour@dljfinancial.com

Call: 714-677-4107. CFL # 603H312

Arnaud Dufour

The information contained in this column does notnecessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.

Turning The Tables!Arnaud Dufour

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What is Sexual Assault Awareness Month? It is a call to action for everyoneto speak out against sexual assault and violence. Be active and lend a handto teach other people through education, and projects at your job or in the

community. Learn how you can assist someone in need by having information aboutresources and advocacy programs. Also be sure to stress the

importance of reporting these types of crimes.

Most of you have a wife, husband, brother, sister, father, mother or a child; according to the National

Violence Against Women Survey, 1 in 6 women and1 in 33 men in the United States has experiencedan attempted or sexual assault at some time intheir lives. Odds are you may know someonethat has been a victim of this terrible crime.

Sexual assault takes many forms—it is anyunwanted sexual contact, including rape, attempted rape, and child sexual abuse. It can

affect people of any gender, age, ethnicity, sexualorientation, or ability. Perpetrators of sexual

assault can be friends, acquaintances, family member, or strangers. Approximately 73% of rapevictims know their assailants.

Working together we can raise awareness,change attitudes, and help prevent sexual as-

sault. In April, you can participate bywearing a Teal Ribbon to help bring

awareness to others about SexualAssault. You can pick up a teal

ribbon at the front counter ofthe Huntington Beach Police Department, while thesupply lasts (compliments of

Huntington Beach Neighbor-hood Watch Program).

If you or someone you knowhas been sexually assaulted please

call your local police department toreport it, Huntington Beach Police Department is 714-960-8825, or call

the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 800-656-4673.

For more information about available resources contact the HuntingtonBeach Police Department Victim Advocate at 714-536-5957 or CSP Sexual AssaultVictim Services at 714-957-2737.

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Avery typical Marine Safety moment... Picturethis...while on patrol near Lifeguard Tower #3,local Huntington Beach Marine Safety Officer

Mike Bartlett was dispatched by Marine Safety OfficerClaude Panis in Tower Zero to respond to two swimmersin one of our all to often rip current. The recreationalswimmer was being pulled away from shore betweenTowers #2 and #4. Fortunately, One of the swimmersmade it back to the sandbar, but the second person hadlittle swimming ability and was in obvious distress...ex-actly what HB Marine Officers are trained to assist. Ar-riving on scene within one minute, MSO Bartlettobserved a motionless person who was barely floating.Without hesitation, MSO Bartlett immediately re-sponded with a rescue paddle board. Before MSOBartlett could arrive on scene, themale subject sank under water.He reached down, pulled thesubmerged victim back up tothe board for floatation, andpaddled him back to shore.

HB Marine Safety doestheir job again, day after daydoing what they do best -pro-tecting the rest of us.

National Fallen Firefighters Foundation

April is Sexual AssaultAwareness Month M

ARINE

SAFTEY

Volunteers Being Sought forOl’ Fishin’ Hole Fishing Derby

for Exceptional Youth

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NEWSY NEWS 55

Papa Joe's Pizza414 Pacific Coast Highway

Huntington Beach, Ca 92648(Just North of the HB Pier, Next to Strand)

www.papajoeshb.com

Good Selection and Reasonable Prices:Beer & Wine

•CATERINGPizza - Subs - Burgers

Lasagna - Pasta - Salads

Call: 714-969-2553Fax: 714-969-7383

•FREE DELIVERY ZONE:Newland to Golden West, PCH to Garfield

10 a.m. to 10 p.m. – 7 days a week

• Specials • Monday & Wednesday Specials:

4 to 6:30 p.m. Generous portion of PastaMarinara, Dinner Salad (your choice of

dressings), Garlic Bread, Fountain Beverage:$6.95. Refills FREE!

•All Day:Every Day... 2 Large Slices of Pizza,

Fountain Beverage: $5.50

•Happy Hour:Monday – Friday, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.2 half slices pepperoni/cheese pizza w/pint of domestic beer: $6.50

Plus: $2 domestic, $3 premium beers

•Delivery Specials Every Day:12", 14" and 16" Pizzas, buy two Pizza's and save;5, 10 & 25 piece Buffalo Wings (Mild, Hot & BBQ) Family Meal Packages priced right for the times!

*Extra 10% off entire bill with use of cash to pay bill.

• Dough and Sauces Made on site.• ALL Deli cut Meats.

heaLth Care

Mayors across Southern California areengaged in a friendly competition to see whose city can be the most

“water-wise” and the “greenest.” The “Mayor’sChallenge” was developed by famed artist and conservationist, Wyland, to encourage residents to

make a pledge to make simple changes thatwill lead to more efficient use of water andenergy, and reduce pollution.

During the month of April, residents areasked to make an on-line commitment atwww.mywaterpledge.com on behalf of

the City of Huntington Beach and Mayor Joe Carchio, to save water and reduce pollution.The city with the highest percentage of residents who make the pledge wins. A “Top Ten” list will be updated daily so residents can follow along and encouragetheir friends, families, classmates, and neighbors to join in.

Resident in the winning city will be eligible to win Angels baseball tickets, family four packs toDisneyland, and half- off admission to the Aquariumof the Pacific, May 9 to May 15.

The Central Park Sports Complex Eighth Field will begin construction this

week and will be completed by the first week of June 2011, weather

permitting. The approved original plans for the Huntington Beach Central

Park Sports Complex proposed to construct a total of eight ball fields as part of

the overall project. Since a portion of the park site was utilized by Hanson

Material Company Inc., the Sports Complex was built with only seven ball fields.

Portions of the eighth field – the back stop, dugouts and bleachers were installed

as part of the original Sports Complex project with the expectation that field eight

would be completed once Hanson vacated the site. In 2009, Hanson discontinued

operations at the site and restored the site to pre-existing conditions which now

allows for the eighth field

to be constructed.

The project includes pre-

cise grading, installation of

irrigation, turf, and

in-field mix. Staff will be

working closely with the

County of Orange Local

Enforcement Agency

since this was originally

a landfill that had a

“protective soil cap”

called an Alternative Final

Cover installed during the

original constriction on

2003. This eighth field

will not be available until

late August so the sod can

have time to establish.

Volunteers are being sought to help the kiwanisand City of huntington Beach with their Ol’ Fishin’hole Fishing Derby on May 6, 2011, from 8:30 a.m.to 1:00 p.m. at Chris Carr Park, springdale and

heil avenue in huntington Beach. Lunch will beprovided by the huntington Beach kiwanis. Manyof these youth with special needs are fishing for thefirst time, and many are returning participantswho look forward to this event every year!

to sign up as a volunteer, call Diane swarts in hBsenior services at 714-374-1544.

For more information on the event, call Chris slama at 714-374-1710.

Huntington Beach resident Vi Cowden, veteran of the Women Airforce Service Pilots during World War II and recently becamethe subject of an award-winning documentary, died Sunday at 94.

A Congressional Gold Medal winner last year, Cowden was among thefew surviving members of the service pilots, known as the WASPs, whowere the first women to fly American military aircraft.

Ms Cowden served as a grand marshal in the Fourth of July Parade as well as othercommunity service

The WASPs did not fly combat missions,but ferried planes from where they werebuilt to training fields.

She will be missed by many andrevered forever.Sports Complex Eighth

Field Begins Construction

Ms. Violet "Vi" Cowdenflew military planes duringWorld War II. She filled out

her final flight plan.The Mayor’s Challenge 2011- April 1 – April 30

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DataQuick’s freshest homebuying statsshow these trends in Surf City for the22 business days ending March 23:

p City sales totaled 152 — that’s+22% vs. a year ago. Countywide,sales were -4% vs. a year ago insame period.

p Of the city’s 4 ZIP codes, allhad sales gains vs. a yearago while none had a gainin median selling pricevs. a year ago.

p None of Huntington Beach’s4 ZIP codes beat the -0.1%overall performance of thecountywide median for thepast year.

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Chris Matyszczyk puts it thisway..."Perhaps you, like me, enjoya glass of wine. Especially if it's a

larger glass, at least half full of good wine.

Perhaps you, riding on your usual wave of intelligence and sophistication, believe that youcan always taste the difference between cheapwine that deserves a box or a hole in the ground,and expensive wine that deserves another year ortwo in a dimly lit cellar.

R i c h a r d Wi s e m a n , a psychologist at the Universityof Hertfordshire in England, believes the mathematical likelihood is that you have noidea what you're talking about.

Wiseman, you see, decided thathe would take the opportunity of this month's Edinburgh International Science Festival toconduct an experiment.

According to the Guardian,Wiseman asked 578 of the attendees to do a blind test.The aim was to see if thesewise and, no doubt, refinedscientists and acolytes, couldte l l p r icey p inot f rom grotty grigio.

His conclusion seems tohave the clarity of a mind devoid of claret.

He told the Guardian: "People just could nottell the difference between cheap and expensivewine. When you know the answer, you fool yourself into thinking you would be able to tellthe difference, but most people simply can't."

Spot the cheap one.

Mathematics would dictate that simply guessing would offer a 50 percent result. However, with some varietals, there was a quitedrunken discrepancy between mathematics

and dim reality.

The wine that fooled most people was, indeed,the claret, with only 39 percent of people beingable to tell the difference between wine pricedaround $23 and one that must have been sold outof a bucket for just over $5.

Each of the pairs ofwines were characterized by at least a doublingof price.

In the end, the combined results of all the varietals, red and white, offered almost exactlythe same results as would the tossing of a coin, afork, or the lid of a trash can. And Wiseman reportedly believes that it doesn't matter if the attendees were sophisticated or not — he thinkshis results would be replicated with any group.

I cannot decide whether this result is depressing or uplifting.

Living just an hour from Napa andSonoma— and being an all too frequent visitor to both— I can only hope that everyonecan distinguish between a glass of Honig's fine2007 Cabernet Sauvignon or Ladera's astounding2001 Merlot (yup, Merlot) and, well, some of theeight buck gargle you can sometimes find nextto the bananas at your corner store.

But so often at the end ofHope Street, lies the Domicileof Despair.

Please, though, tonight (or,perhaps, this weekend), try theblind test experiment at home.I am sure it will give hours of purely scientific pleasure. I am sure that everyone in these pages would love to hearyour results."

I took the test but Icheated. Any wine I did notlike I chose as the more ex-

pensive one -and was right 2out of 3 times....

Dear earthtalk:We have an invasion

of phragmites in the wetlands bordering our neighborhood. I understandthey are a non-native plant that, if left unchecked, willoverrun the whole ecosystem. How does one remedythis situation in an eco-friendly way?

— Jeff Willets, via e-mail

Fast-growing, fast-spreading phragmites (Phragmites australis), which mostof us know as common

reeds, can present a major problem in freshwater and tidalwetland habitats. This is especiallyso in eastern U.S. states along theAtlantic coast, but also increasinglyacross much of the Midwest andparts of the Pacific Northwest andsouthern Canada. While some sub-species of the plant may actually be native to our continent,it is non-native varieties that runrampant across North American wetlands today, presenting a formida-ble threat to biodiversity, crowdingout other plants that wildlife dependupon for food and shelter.

“In the ecosystem it invades, itsdense underground rhizome system actually raises the topography, eliminating the puddles and small poolsof water so essential to fish, amphibians,turtles and waterfowl,” reports Mike McGrath of Gardens Alive, a leading purveyor of natural gardenand agricultural products. Phragmites are also allelopathic, he says, meaning that they secrete a

compound which interferes with the growth of manyother plants. Phragmites are also the bane of many awaterfront homeowner whose views are blocked byfast spreading, tough-to-eradicate reed communitiesgrowing between 12 and 15 feet high.

Plant biologists believe that non-native phragmiteshave gotten out of control in the U.S. because of theiropportunistic nature coupled with the steady streamof freshly disturbed formerly natural terrain being

made available to colonize.“When areas are drained forbuilding, dredging takes placeto save a beach, or other thingsare done to previously naturalareas, it becomes more dominant than the non-aggressive native sub-speciesand other coastal plants,”says McGrath. And that’swhy they call them weeds.

According to WashingtonState’s Noxious Weed Control Board, getting ridof phragmites without resorting to hazardouschemicals (that will killother plants and poisonthe surrounding environ-ment instead of helpingit) takes persistence, patience and proper

timing: “If cut just before the end ofJuly, most of the food reserves produced that seasonare removed with the aerial portion of the plant, reducing the plant’s vigor.” The board stresses that sucha regime “may eliminate a colony if carried out annually for several years” and that “care must be taken

to remove cut shoots to prevent re-growth.”

“Repeated cutting of the green growth aboveground will eventually exhaust the root system,” McGrath chimes in. “If the plant is growing in waterand you can cut it below the water line and keep thecut area submerged, the root system will suffocatewithin days...as the plant relies on its stems, living ordead, to convey oxygen down to the roots.”

Yet another option is to graze it out. The New JerseyDivision of Fish & Wildlife used sheep, goats and evencattle to control phragmites there, although to be successful the animals needed to graze over affectedareas repeatedly, and others have not had as much success with eradication via grazing. Whatevermethod you choose, hunker down for the long haul andkeep up the good fight. You are doing the right thing.

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When a man steals your wife, there is nobetter revenge than to let him keep herfor a while.

Lee Majors

After marriage, husband and wife becometwo sides of a coin; they just can't faceeach other, but still they stay together.

al Gore

By all means marry. If you get a goodwife, you'll be happy. If you get a badone, you'll become a philosopher.

socrates

Woman inspires us to great things, andprevents us from achieving them.

Mike tyson

The great question... which I have notbeen able to answer... is, "What does awoman want?

George Clooney

I had some words with my wife, and shehad some paragraphs with me.

Bill Clinton

"Some people ask the secret of our longmarriage. We take time to go to a restau-rant two times a week. A little candle-light, dinner, soft music and dancing. Shegoes Tuesdays, I go Fridays."

George W. Bush

"I don't worry about terrorism. I wasmarried for two years."

rudy Giuliani

"There's a way of transferring funds thatis even faster than electronic banking. It'scalled marriage."

Michael Jordan

"I've had bad luck with all my wives. Thefirst one left me and the second one did-n't." The third gave me more children!

Donald trump

Two secrets to keep your marriage brimming.

1. Whenever you're wrong, admit it,

2. Whenever you're right, shut up.

shaquille O'neal

The most effective way to rememberyour wife's birthday is to forget it once...

kobe Bryant

You know what I did before I married?Anything I wanted to.

David hasselhoff

My wife and I were happy for twentyyears. Then we met.

alec Baldwin

A good wife always forgives her husbandwhen she's wrong.

Barack Obama

Marriage is the only war where onesleeps with the enemy.

tommy Lee

A man inserted an 'ad' in the classifieds:"Wife wanted". Next day he receivedover a hundred letters. They all said thesame thing: "You can have mine."

Brad Pitt

First Guy (proudly): "My wife's an angel!"

Second Guy: "You're lucky, mine's stillalive."

Jimmy kimmel

"Honey, what happened to 'ladies first'?"Husband replies, "That's the reason whythe world's a mess today, because a ladywent first!"

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A car based on the world's most loved "Bug" has itswork cut out as VW strives for huge sales

David Kiley says..."Volkswagen is looking forAmerica to catch Beetlemania again (VW).

It's not often that the unveiling of a single car by anautomaker makes history. But then not every car hasthe history and legacy of the Volkswagen Beetle. OnApril 18, the German automaker will unveil an allnew design of its Beetle, only thesecond time since theoriginal Beetle firstshowed in

Germany in the 1930s.Though the last "New Beetle" design, which

was unveiled in 1998, went out of production and dealer showrooms in 2009, the Beetle is the company's, and the brand's, most important productever, at least in the U.S. The New Beetle arrived onthe scene 19 years after VW dealers in the U.S.stopped selling the original, and did nothing short ofof save the Volkswagen brand in the U.S.

How? The public was so excited about a comebackof the Beetle, perhaps the most loved vehicle of thetwentieth century, they began taking an interest inVolkswagen again two years before the car hit showrooms. The publicity and attention drove peopleto VW showrooms to check out, and buy the modelsit did have on sale — Jettas, Golfs and Passats.

Having recovered from its near-death experience in the 1990s from which thesensation around the New Beetle rescuedVolkswagen, the new New Beetle design, which willgo on sale in showrooms this Fall, does not have suchheavy lifting to do. But make no mistake: Volkswagenis counting on a revival of interest in "Beetlemania"tohelp it meet its ambitious sales goals. VW, which sold257,000 vehicles in 2010, has publicly stated its mission to reach 800,000 vehicles a year by 2018.

Back in the mid 1990s when the anticipation was building for the arrival of the New Beetle, Volkswagen was struggling with fewer than 100,000sales a year, and just three model lines--Golf/GTI,Jetta and Passat. Today, VW has seven model lines,and the new "New Beetle" will make eight. "The NewBeetle doesn't need to play quite the same role as itdid a decade ago for VW, but it is going to be very important for sales and for our brand," said Volkswagen marketing chief Tim Ellis in an interviewlast year at the launch of the 2012 Jetta. Today, Jettais the company's top selling model in the U.S.

The old "New Beetle" was on sale with very few

upgrades or changes for a decade before ceasing production in 2009. And the last four years or so, salesslid as interest in the bulbous car waned. The otherproblem for Volkswagen was that the Beetle had beenpredominantly a woman's car; men having largelyviewed the car as too feminine.

The new New Beetle seeks to attract more men,Ellis said. The design, while unmistakably a Beetle,

is sleeker and a bit more muscular; less softlooking than its predecessor.

Even tuners, the

shops that accessorize cars withspecial wheels, spoilers and body

kits have told VW they believe the new design hasmany more possibilities for attracting men, and theircustomers, than the previous model.

The importance of the Beetle has always

gone beyond mere sales. Consider that in Volkswagen's climb from post-war Germany, the original Beetle served as the underpinnings of all theVW models—the Microbus van, the Karmann Ghiacoupe, the Squareback station-wagon and "TheThing" SUV. It was one of the most versatile feats ofengineering in automotive history.

The car also ushered in an entirely new era of advertising—all advertising, not just that done forcars. Volkswagen's ad agency from the late 1950sthrough the 1990s—Doyle, Dane Bernbach—advertised the Beetle and other models in the 1960sagainst all conventions of the time. Where GM andFord were glamorizing cars in ads, DDB was self-deprecating in ads for the Beetle, or "Bug" as itcame to be known. One famous ad ran a small pictureof the Beetle, with the headline "Think Small." In

another, it advertised the Beetle using an unthink-able (for the day) headline—"Lemon." That

ad was meant to call attention to how ruth-less VW engineers could be in rejecting

seemingly good Beetles for havingminor problems.

Today, quality is perhaps the biggestthing standing in VW's way of achiev-ing its ambitious sales goal. VW hasbeen losing ground in J.D.Power andAssociates quality surveys the last two

years while brands like Hyundai, Kiaand Ford have been gaining.

Volkswagen of America CEO JonathanBrowning, who took over the reins last Fall, says thatimproving quality and customerservice is the most importantpiece of VW's plan. "We'vegot exciting products com-ing, but we also have work todo in this area and we aregoing to do it."

HuntingtonBeach, CA—Republi-

can Assemblyman and businessman Jim Silva will run forthe State Senate in 2012 in the seat currently held by SenatorTom Harman, who is termed out of office. Harman, of Huntington Beach, has endorsed Silva, as has AssemblymanDon Wagner, who represents Newport Beach and Irvine.

Silva also released two more key endorsements today; Sheriff Sandra Hutchens and District AttorneyTony Rackauckas.

"Representing Orange County is an honor and respon-sibility that I take very seriously," said Silva. "I have beenoverwhelmed by calls and letters from constituents andlocal leaders who want me to run for the Senate, so thattaxpayers will have a strong voice in Sacramento."

Assemblyman Jim Silva is a life-long resident of Orange County and was the first supervisor in the historyof Orange County who was actually born in the county.In 2006 he won the Republican nomination to the 67thAssembly District and went on to an overwhelming victory in the November General Election.

Jim Silva has a long record of public service. He servedas City Councilman in Huntington Beach from 1988 to1994 and also served as Mayor. After being elected to the

Orange County Board of Supervisors in November of1994, he took office in January 1995, one month after thecounty declared bankruptcy. A strong fiscal conservative,Jim helped lead the county back from bankruptcy, withoutraising taxes.

"We saved Orange County without raising taxes and wecan save California without raising taxes,"said Silva.

Jim and his wife Connie havebeen married for 40 years and livein Huntington Beach. They havetwo children, Chad and Donna.Both are graduates of MarinaHigh School and the UnitedStates Air Force Academy. Jimis a businessman, real estate broker and served 28 years as aneconomics teacher. Hereceived his under-graduate degreefrom San JoseState Universityand a Masters Degree from Chap-man University.

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It's Official: Silva Will Run for State Senate

Who said what about wives?

First Christian Church was started on December 29,1895 when 14 people decided there needed to be a church in what was then knownas Pacific City.

The first meeting was held in the old Ocean View School House which was lo-cated at what is now the corner of Beach and Warner.

Through the first ten years they had a nomadic existence moving from rentedfacility to facility—Wall’s Drugs, downtown, a Bicycle Shop, until they purchasedland and built the first building at 8th & Orange in downtown Huntington Beach,

about the same time that Pacific City changed it’s nameto Huntington Beach.

It was the ministry of James Garfield Hurst be-ginning in 1922 that the church experienced sig-nificant growth. Mr. Hurst passed away in 1953.

Because of their growth First Christian neededto relocate. Everett Auger was hired as ministerin 1955 and lead the church to relocate to 1207

Main street in 1956. His motto: “Hats off to thepast, coats off to the future.” The big concern in1956 was: “Would people drive that far out of town

to attend church.”

As the city of Huntington Beach continuedto grow, so did the church. Thomas Overtonbecame the minister in 1959 and during hisministry the church purchased the oil fieldbehind its Main Street property for futureexpansion. In 1983 the Church built itsWorship Center, seating over 1,000 peo-ple. Tom Overton passed away in April

1986 after 27 years of ministry.

Bruce Templeton became the minis-ter in 1988. Since that time the church

has grown from 600 average atten-dance, to over 2800 a weekend.Each weekend eight services are

held on the Main Street Campus.This past year the Church com-

pleted a redevelopment of its cam-pus at a cost of 21 million dollarsthat began in 2008, raising 16 mil-lion of that through gifts and the sale

of its Fountain Valley campus.

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General Keith Jones, the Base Commander of the JointForces Training Base (JFTB), and other military personnel will make a presentation at the April 25th

Seal Beach City Council Meeting in the General’s ongoingeffort to reach out to the Base’s surrounding communities.The presentation will be regarding the proposal to bring eightadditional Black Hawk helicopters to the JFTB and to discussthe Environmental Assessment they prepared to evaluate potential impacts to surrounding communities.

Individuals attending the City Council meeting will havethe opportunity to share their opinions and concerns withGeneral Jones during oral communications. The Seal BeachCity Council meeting will be April 25 at 7:00 PM in theCouncil Chambers at 211 Eighth Street.

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NFL Alumni Association, Southern California Chapter and Tustin Kiwanistogether are hosting a Casino Night May 7th Supporting Various OrangeCounty Charities and Schools

Tustin, California - NFL Alumni Association and Tustin Kiwanis together arehosting a Casino Night. The event will be held on May 7th from 5PM-11PM atthe Tustin Seniors Center and will feature a silent auction, variety of casinogames and catered food.

The purpose of this event is to raise $50,000 to donate to the following charities:

Goals for Life, Blind Children's Learning Center, Pathways to Independence,Tustin Youth and Adult Center, Tustin Senior Citizens Center, Soldier's Angels,Tustin, Beckman, Foothill and Hillview High Schools, Salvation Army, TustinWestern/Eastern Little League

In a time when so many nonprofits are seeing cut backs in donations, NFLAlumni and Tustin Kiwanais is tryingto provide charities and schools with much needed donations and asking thecommunity to join them.

"This is an excellent way to bring thecommunity together and benefit thelocal charities "explains Jason Coles ofTustin Kiwanis "We have to look outfor our community around us and thisis just one of many events we put on during the year. Please come join us itis an excellent networking opportunityand a way to give back at the sametime"

Guests who attend to the casino nighthave opportunity to win...

For more information or to buy ticksfor NFL Alumni Association and Tustinhttp://events.powersevnts.com/cgi/reg-istration_options.cgi?event_id=30105

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General Keith Jones to Make Presentation on

Black Hawk Helicopters at Seal Beach

City Council Meeting

1After thejury cameback with

a verdict ofguilty on the

obstruction of justice charge, Bonds’ lawyersmade a motion for judgment “not withstandingthe verdict,” in effect, asking the presiding judge to overturn the verdict of the jury. Rarelydo judges grant such a motion, preferring instead to respect the jury’s decision. But ifthere was ever a case that cried out for suchaction, this is it.

The jury decided that Bonds’ response tothe grand jury question, “Did Greg Anderson ever give you anything thatrequired a syringe to inject yourselfwith?” was intentionally “evasive, falseor misleading.” Bonds offered a rambling and unresponsive reply to thequestion, describing his relationshipwith Anderson. While the responsemay have been evasive, there was no evidence that it was “false and misleading.”

2The government may have obtained the verdict against Bondsdue to its own incompetence. As

someone who has presented cases before a grand jury, I know from experience that it isn’t unusual for wit-nesses to be unresponsive and evasive.It’s the responsibility of the questionerto keep the witness on track. In this case,the attorney should have instructedBonds to respond to the question with ayes or no answer, but he failed to do so.

3Despite the jury verdict, the government“lost.” “We” spent millions of dollars,not to mention the time and effort

that could have best been spent prosecuting realcriminals, topursue Bondsfor what will

end up being in excess of eight years, with theresult being a conviction on only one count of theindictment. That spells loser in any language. 4

You can never predict with any degree ofcertainty how a jury will decide a case. Thedefense focused their efforts on the three

counts of perjury and virtually ignored the obstruction of justice charge until they objectedto the judge’s instructions to the jury on what

constituted obstruction. Their rationale wasthat if the jury couldn’t convict Bonds oflying, they couldn’t convict him of obstruction. And it was that confidence

– or carelessness – that ultimatelytripped up their client.

5In the end, Bonds was convicted of obstruction ofjustice, not for perjury or for

using steroids. In reality, the jurycame to the conclusion that Bondsis a jerk, something most peoplewho have dealt with the homerunking can agree on. And althoughBonds has plenty of company inthat regard, being a jerk is not

a crime. But most jerks don’tthumb their noses at the government and challenge the fedsto come after them, as Bonds oncefamously did. Seven and a half

years later, they got him, even if itwasn’t exactly how they thought itwould work out.

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Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, andMinor League Baseball team owner. He is anAssistant Professor of Sport Management atEastern New Mexico University, teaches theBusiness of Sports at the University of

Wyoming, and is a contributing authorto the Business of Sports Network.

Jordan can be reached atj k o b r i t z @

mindspring.com.

The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.

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