March 6, 2013 - San Gabriel Valley Examiner

Feb 28 - Mar 6, 2013
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STRIVING FOR JOURNALISTIC EXCELLENCE IN LOCAL NEWS
Chick-fil-A Restaurant Opens In Azusa
By Jorge V. Rosales
Measure Protects Teachers/B1
Glendora
Library
Employees Honored / A3
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City Notices
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AZUSA - On Thursday, February 21, Chick-fil-A, the fastfood restaurant known for its
chicken sandwiches officially
opened its doors to the public
in the City of Azusa at the southeast corner of the Citrus and
Alosta Avenues with a brand
new restaurant on the site of the
former Sizzler restaurant across
the street from Azusa Pacific
University.
The restaurant chain boasts
various chicken sandwiches,
wraps and salads, as well as
waffle fries and milkshakes.
Chick-fil-A is the second largest quick-service chicken restaurant in the U.S., right after
Kentucky Fried Chicken. The
company is known for promoting its founder's Christian values, , including opposition to
same-sex marriage, conservative political activism, and unlike the vast majority of fast
food franchises, being closed
for business on Sunday.
The ribbon cutting ceremony
took place at 9:00 a.m. after
several pre-celebrations during
the week, including the "First
100"contest in which the first
100 people to line up 24 hours
before the opening receive 52meal vouchers. When more
than 100 people are present, a
James Mackshanoff, City Manager; Dan Bacani, Chamber of Commerce's Board Chairman; Robert
Gionzales, Councilman; Angel Carrillo, Councilman; Joe Rocha, Mayor; Yolanda R. Pena, AUSD Board
Member; Carlos Mayen Solorzano and his wife Carolina; and the famous Chick-fil-A Cow, take the
first bite of a chicken sandwich following ribbon cutting of the new Azusa Chick-fil-A restaurant.
raffle determines the winners of
the vouchers. More than 100
people had campsites set up
since 6 a.m. - and even earlier Wednesday in anticipation of the
new Chick-fil-a in Azusa, which
opens Thursday.
The ribbon cutting ceremony
commenced with the Presentation of Colors by the American
Veterans State Honor Guard
(AMVETS) and the raising of
the American Flag at the Chickfil-A flag-pole. It was followed
by a brief presentation of facts
about the fast-food chain and
welcoming remarks by the
franchise owner-operator,
Carlos Mayen Solórzano and
his wife Carolina..
Present at the ribbon cutting
were Azusa Mayor Joe Rocha,
Council members Angel Carrillo
and Robert Gonzales, Azusa
Unified School Board Member
Yolanda R. Pena, City Manager
James Mackshanoff , Azusa
Chamber of Commerce's
Chairman of the Board Dan
Bacani, and Laura Jimenez of
Senator Dr. Ed Hernandez' office. Certificates of Appreciation
were presented to Solórzano
from the State, the City, and the
Chamber of Commerce.
The ceremony ended with the
traditional ribbon cutting ceremony, a first-bite of the famous chicken sandwich by the
officials and the owner-operators, and a tour of the restaurant and the kitchen and preparation area, including its large
refrigerator and freezer.
Chick-fil-A is headquartered
in the Atlanta suburb of College
Park, Georgia. It was founded
in 1946 and is associated with
the Southern United States
where it has become a cultural
icon. As of the end of 2012, the
chain has nearly 1700 restaurants fast-food restaurants in 38
states and the District of Columbia and is focusing its
growth in the Midwest and
Southern California.
Famed Toyota Grand Prix Of Long Beach
Racing Circuit Beginning To Take Shape
Donors Recognized at
Glendora Public Library
GLENDORA - The
Glendora Public Library
Friends Foundation honored
their generous donors at a reception on Friday, February 1
at the Glendora Public Library.
Special recognition was given
to Mike and Kitty Garvey and
Thom and Sheryl Hill.
Mike and Kitty Garvey have
been dedicated and energetic
supporters of the GPL Friends
Foundation. They were hosts
for the Tables of Contents
fundraiser and, with Mike's
support, Kitty spearheaded the
gala library event, Night on the
Plaza for the last twelve years.
This event has raised over $1.5
for the library's early childhood
education, book fund and adult
literacy outreach.
Both Mike and Kitty's companies, Zeta Systems and
Crestwood Communities, have
been supporters and major
sponsors of Night on the Plaza.
In addition to the Night on the
Plaza, Crestwood Communities supports the teen book
trivia competition 'Battle of the
Books' and sponsors a team
for the Great Trivia Challenge.
Kitty joined the GPL Friends
Foundation Board in 2000 and
is now an Emeritus member.
Glendora Public Library and
the GPL Friends Foundation
have benefited from Thom and
Sheryl's leadership, advocacy
and their time as volunteers
since 1992.
Thom joined the board of the
GPL Friends Foundation in
2006. Never one to sit idle, he
served as co-Vice President of
Fund Development from 20072009 and served as President
from 2009-2012. He is currently serving on the Board as
Secretary.
Thom might be the one attending the meetings, but
Sheryl is constantly beside
him.
With Scion FR-S Pro/Celebrity car and Scion tC Drifting car, from left to right: Grand Prix President &
CEO Jim Michaelian, Long Beach Mayor Bob Foster, Formula DRIFT President & Co-Founder Jim Liaw
and Drifting Team Owner Stephan Papadakis. (Photo by Andy Witherspoon/Grand Prix Association of
Long Beach.)
Roger Gutierrez, GPL Friends Foundation President, Kitty & Mike
Garvey
Roger Gutierrez, GPL Friends Foundation President, Sheryl & Thom
Hill
Sheryl has supported Night
on the Plaza through hours of
pounding the pavement and
asking for donations as well as
donating their famous "Hill's
Dills" to this successful
fundraiser.
Throughout the year, Thom
and Sheryl compile and validate
questions for the Great Trivia
Challenge. Thom 'Mr. Trivia'
has served as Master of Ceremonies since its inception
twenty-one years ago. This
annual fundraiser raises
money to fund the library's
adult literacy program,
Glendora READS!. As
Glendora residents, Thom and
Sheryl understood the impor-
tance of providing this free library service to the Glendora
community - teaching adults to
read. To date, over 700 adults
have benefited and have become productive, confident,
contributing residents.
As one of the founding committee members for the 'Battle
of the Books', Thom continues
to be involved after 5 years.
Thom and Sheryl's support has
helped a program that encourages and excites teens to read.
The Glendora Public Library
is extremely grateful to the
Garvey's and the Hill's for their
tireless dedication to making
Glendora a better community
in which to live.
LONG BEACH - The green
flag signaling the start of construction for the 39th Annual
Toyota Grand Prix of Long
Beach, which will run April 1921, fell on February 19 on
Shoreline Drive, the famed racing circuit’s front straightaway.
The honorary construction
foremen were Long Beach
Mayor Bob Foster, Papadakis
Racing
owner
Stephan
Papadakis, Formula DRIFT
President & Co-Founder Jim
Liaw and Grand Prix Association of Long Beach President &
CEO Jim Michaelian. Also onhand were the Papadakis Racing Scion tC, which will be
driven in 2013 by top Drifting
driver Frederic Aasbo, and,
courtesy
of
Toyota
Motorsports, an all-new, raceprepared Scion FR-S that will
be driven in the 2013 Toyota
Pro/Celebrity Race.
“Our race circuit will feature
something extra this year as we
will be hosting the first-ever
night racing in the Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge on
Friday and Saturday,” said
Michaelian. “Along with the six
other racing events here in
April, this should make for one
of the most entertaining weekends in our history.”
The setting of the first of
more than 14 million pounds of
concrete blocks that line the
track marks the beginning of
two months of work preparing
for the 175,000 fans expected
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during race weekend.
“It’s three days of great parties and great racing,” said Foster. “The Grand Prix brings a
lot of people to Long Beach. Our
hotels get filled up, our restaurants get filled up and people
understand that Long Beach is
a really a great city, a great place
to have a good time.”
More than 30,000 working
hours will be spent installing the
blocks, three miles of fencing
and 16,000 bolted-together tires,
along with 16 huge spectator
grandstands, seven pedestrian
bridges and giant-vision boards
for full-circuit TV coverage.
The heavy-duty blocks and
fencing, however, are merely a
start.
“Leading up to race weekend,
our staff will also install hospitality suites, tents, electrical
equipment, phones, porta-johns,
trash containers and a hundred
other little things up until race
weekend,” said Dwight Tanaka,
director of operations for the
Grand Prix Association. “Then,
when the last checkered flag falls
on Sunday night, we start to
take everything down, inspect
it and get ready for next year.”
All businesses along the race
circuit, which includes Shoreline Drive, Aquarium Way and
Pine Ave., will remain open during construction of the racetrack.
The 2013 Toyota Grand Prix
of Long Beach will feature rac-
ing from the IZOD IndyCar
Series, Tequila Patrón American
Le Mans Series, Firestone Indy
Lights, Pirelli World Challenge,
Formula DRIFT, Robby Gordon OFF-ROAD Stadium SUPER Trucks and the Toyota Pro/
Celebrity Race.
Fans can select and pay for
their seats, parking and paddock passes online at gplb.com.
Tickets can also be ordered by
calling the toll-free ticket
hotline, (888) 82-SPEED, and
callers can request a printed
ticket brochure that includes a
circuit map, ticket prices, order form and other information.
Also featured on gplb.com is the
latest Toyota Grand Prix of
Long
Beach
news,
downloadable ticket brochure
and racetrack information, photos and ongoing announcements
of special race week activities.
Ticket prices range from $28
for a Friday General Admission
ticket to $130 for a three-day
ticket that includes Sat./Sun.
reserved seating in grandstand
upper levels. Pre-paid parking
packages are also available,
along with handicapped seating,
IndyCar Paddock passes, Super Photo tickets and a wide
variety of Hospitality Club
packages.
Fans can also follow the
Toyota Grand Prix of Long
Beach on Facebook at
GrandPrixLB and on Twitter
@ToyotaGPLB.
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Feb 28 - Mar 6, 2013
Celebrating the Academy Awards
Spirit Of Ireland
By Patrick Murphy, MD
Surali, Tharanga from Alaska, Roger Williams, Beverly Hills Mayor Jimmy Delshad, Jeff Gunewardena,
Neda Momeni and Kevin Mofidi had a great time at the party.
By Jayam Rutnam
BEVERLY HILLS - The
Beautiful mansion on Rexford
Drive in Beverly Hills was the
venue of a grand party of over
one thousand city officials,
businessmen, movie producers,
directors and actors. Celebrities and diplomats walked on
the red carpet while an army
of photographers took shots of
those in black tie and the
women in long, flowing gowns.
The home belonging to Daphna
Ziman, founder of Children
Uniting Nations, was open to
a hand picked crowd. A huge
tent was set up in the garden,
glittering with thousands of
lights.
The invitees watched the
Oscar Ceremony live from the
ten large screen televisions positioned all around the tent.
Refreshments including champagne and tequila were available. A full dinner and desert
was served. Dennis Quaid and
the Sharks played some great
rock 'n roll songs, including the
one he sang in the movie "great
balls of fire", when he played
Jerry Lee Lewis.
Children Uniting Nations is
an organization that helps
needy and at-risk children,
most of whom are in foster
homes. There was a silent
auction of celebrity memorabilia, which raised funds for the
charity. Philanthropist Danny
Alpert bought a shirt signed by
the soccer star Pele for $500
and gifted it to a nine year old
boy, who was present.
Famous basketball player
Isiah Thomas was there, Frank
Mottek of CBS, Jeff
Gunewardena,
Morgan
Gomroki, Prince Frederick,
Jane Seymour, Carlos
Amezcua, Roger Williams,
Marvin Markovitz, Beverly
Hills Mayor Jimmy Delshad
and many others, were some
of the guests.
Christine Devine Fox 11
News Anchor emceed the latter part of the entertainment.
Locals Attend Oscar Party
at Waters Theater
By George Ogden
MONTROSE - There
were all kinds of fun at the different Oscar Parties last Sunday. Hopefully your favorite
movie and actor got their Oscar. One such party was at
the Water's Theater in
Montrose. A number of local
residents who were able to get
invited attended the event.
Pictured above are from left,
Enda Childs, who is a good
friend of comedian LeLand
Waters and Sandra Rentschler
and Russ Rentschler from
Azusa..
Many attendees dressed according to theme and also
brought desserts and main
dishes with a theme for the
plate. There was plenty of food
for everyone.
Mar Thoma Church Recognized by the
City of Glendora for their Contribution
to Glendora Police Department's
"Operation Blue Christmas" Project
CLAREMONT - Come and
celebrate St. Patrick's Day with
Michael Ryan and Friends
March 13. Don't miss this exclusive, one performance only,
evening of great Irish music,
lively pub songs, and spectacular traditional Irish dancing performed by Michael Ryan and
Friends at the renowned
Candlelight Pavilion Dinner Theatre located at: 455 West Foothill Boulevard Claremont, California.
Michael Ryan is an internationally acclaimed musician,
singer, and composer who will
be joined by an extremely talented ensemble of musicians,
singers, and dancers for this
Irish gala.
Michael Ryan - lead vocals,
Guitar
Ken Soderlund - guitar and
Mandolin
Hai Muradian - Penny
Whistle, flute, and vocals
Martie Echito - keyboard
Danny Oberbeck - lead vocals, Mandolin
Dylan Oberbeck - Madolin,
guitar, and backing vocals
Julian Johnson - Stand up
bass
The featured Irish band will
be, "Craic Haus" which has garnered an enthusiastic following
among those with an appreciation for Irish music and Irish
culture.
World class Irish dancers
from the Larson Academy of
Irish Dance will delight all in
attendance and include: Tasha
Straszewski-Irish
Dancer
(ranked: # 23 in the World), Julia
Straszewski (ranked: # 8 West
Coast regionals), and Tim Martin. Be prepared to enjoy Irish
jigs, reels, and hornpipes by
these outstanding performers.
You won't want to miss this
fun filled evening of Irish culture, dance, and music from
the traditional and hauntingly
beautiful Celtic music to the
contemporary and lively Irish
Pub songs. .
One show only: March 13th.
Tickets are only $25.00 each.
Doors open at 6:45pm with
7:30pm curtain for the performances.
Make your reservations now
for this outstanding Irish event.
Last year's event was completely sold out. Don't miss out
on this celebration of Irish Culture.
For Reservation call: (909)
626-1254.
Former U.S. Poet Laureate to
Speak at Azusa Pacific University
AZUSA — APU’s Center for
Research on Ethics and Values
(CREV) and the Department of
English welcome Robert
Pinsky, Ph.D., former United
States Poet Laureate and internationally recognized author, to
present a sampling of his powerful, innovative poems. This
free event is open to the public
and will take place in APU’s
Upper Turner Campus Center,
located on APU’s East Campus,
at 901 E. Alosta Ave., in Azusa,
on Tues., March 5, from 7–8
p.m.
Pinsky served as the United
States Poet Laureate, the
nation’s official poet, for an
unprecedented three terms
(1997–2000), during which he
became one of America’s most
beloved poets and raised the
national appreciation of poetry.
In 1997, he founded the Favorite Poem Project, an initiative
inviting thousands of Americans
from varying ages and backgrounds to share their favorite
poems and reinforce the value
of poetry in American culture.
“Poetry gives tremendous pleasure; it brings a physical sensation of saying something that
feels right,” said Pinsky.
In his poetry, Pinsky explores
new territories of language usage and employs moving, energetic rhythms. His poetry collection The Figured Wheel:
New and Collected Poems
1966–96 received numerous
awards and a Pulitzer Prize
nomination.He also published
groundbreaking volumes on
poetry as an art form, The
Sounds of Poetry and Poetry
and the World, which received
a National Book Critics’ Circle
Award nomination. A graduate
professor at Boston University,
Robert Pinsky, Ph.D., former United States Poet Laureate
Pinsky frequently writes for
prestigious publications such as
The New Yorker, The Atlantic
Monthly, American Poetry Review, and The Best American
Poetry anthologies.
“Poetry shows that language
is more than just words, but an
art form that calls us to pay
closer attention to the world,”
said Mark Eaton, Ph.D., professor in the Department of English
and director of CREV. “It also
helps students understand the
magnificent beauty and power
of language. Through poetry,
we gain a better appreciation for
one of God’s greatest gifts: the
ability to artfully describe His
creation and communicate essential truths about the human
experience.”
The James L. Hedges Distinguished Lecture Series exists to
celebrate the written word
through a series of endowed
lectures by writers and literary
critics of national stature who
imaginatively explore the world
through their creative use of language and literary forms.
Santa Teresita Annual Teen Career Fair
Chief Rob Castro, Reverend Thomas John, Councilmember Karen K. Davis, K.S. George, Mayor Gene
Murabito, Abraham Mattackal, Thomas Mammen, Jacob Mathews and City Manager Chris Jeffers.
GLENDORA - On January
16, 2013 members of the Mar
Thoma Church were recognized for their contribution to
the
Glendora
Police
Department's "Operation Blue
Christmas" which provides
help at the holidays to four
families selected by the
Glendora Police Department
each year. As a result of Mar
Thoma's generosity, along donations received from the community, the four families received Christmas trees, food
and gifts that that made their
Christmas a little bit brighter.
The Mar Thoma Church received a Certificate of Recognition from the Glendora City
Council for partnering with the
Police Department to help
families in the community.
DUARTE - The Junior Volunteers at Santa Teresita cordially invite you to attend the
third Teen Career Fair. This
event will be held on Saturday,
March 16 from 1:30 PM to
4:00 PM in Madonna Hall located at 819 Buena Vista,
Duarte.
There will be motivational
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speakers throughout the day.
Meet and obtain FREE advice
from professionals of a variety of career fields, including
healthcare, business and education. Learn life skills, meet
new friends, meet and enjoy
live music. Come and learn
how to prepare a resume, interview and much more!
Admission is FREE. Call to
RSVP or for more information
(626) 408-7826 or e-mail
[email protected]
This event is sponsored by
the Carmelite Sisters of the
Most Sacred Heart of Los
Angeles. Our website is
www.santa-teresita.org.
Feb 28 - Mar 6, 2013
S.G.V. EXAMINER
Fun Events at West
Covina's Senior Center
By George Ogden
WEST COVINA - The
West Covina Senior Center has
a lot of fun events throughout
the month. One such fun event
took place recently at
Valentine's Day. All the people
at the center dressed "festive"
for the day. There is always
something fun to do at the center. Pictured are a group of
people enjoying their
Valentine's Day at the Senior
Center. We have noticed that
there is only one man at the
table with the rest being all
women. Lucky Guy. Visit the
center and see what they have
to offer.
New Chaplain for West Covina PD
By George Ogden
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Glendora Library Employees Honored
Customer Service is important at the Glendora Public Library. Every year our library
recognizes one staff member
who has gone above and beyond in delivering Platinum
Customer Service. Community
members, city and library staff
write notes of commendation
throughout the year when they
receive or witness excellent
customer service. These commendations are read at our
staff meeting each month and
recognition given to the top library employee. At the beginning of the new calendar year,
the person that has received
the highest number of commendations for the past year
is honored at a staff gathering.
Their name goes on a perpetual
trophy and they get a special
letter of thanks. The following
year, when a new recipient is
identified, the previous year's
recipient, who now has to pass
on the trophy, gets a special
plaque commemorating their
service award and a star to
wear on their lapel.
Glendora Public Library's
Christine Cravens, "Star
Service" recipient for 2012
16th annual "Star Service" recipient for 2012 is Christine
Cravens. Christine joined the
City organization in 1985 and
our Library family in 1997. She
is the Office Manager for the
Library's Development Office.
Christine manages the day-today operations of the office,
provides support for the
Foundation's fundraising ac-
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WEST COVINA - At the
last West Covina City council
meeting, they swore in a new
police chaplain.
Pasture Kelly DuPee (left)
from Faith Community Church
who took the oath from Police
Chief Frank Wills at the beginning of the Council Meeting
Joslyn
Center
Classes
COVINA - The City of
Covina Parks & Recreation
Department - Senior Services
Division is now registering for
Winter Classes. New classes
include ballet and tap dancing
along with some familiar one
such as Zumba, yoga, quilting
and many others. Register now.
For more information, call
(626) 384-5380.
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tivities and the Library's publicity and marketing.
Christine was recognized 22
times in 2012 by her co-workers for her outstanding service
accomplishments. Highlights
include: her tireless work on
fundraisers such as our Trivia
Challenge, Night on the Plaza;
our Adult Volunteer and Donor Recognition events; and
helping to keep Glendorans informed on the Library's happenings through her publicity
and marketing. Congratulations
Christine!
Congratulations are also extended to Sherry Heinrich, Development Office Coordinator,
as our first place runner-up,
and Cindy Romero, Senior Librarian, Youth Services, second
place runner-up for their Star
Service.
Library Director, Robin
Weed-Brown says, "It is an
honor for me to work with
such caring and dedicated
staff. Every one of them is a
Star in my book!"
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Feb 28 - Mar 6, 2013
Local Teen Competes For The Miss Jr. Glendora Police Department Announces
Applications Now Being Accepted For
Teen Pasadena/San Bernardino Title
GLENDORA - Hannah Davis
The Citizen's Academy Class #26
of Glendora was recently selected to participate in the 2013
Miss Jr. Teen Pasadena/San Bernardino pageant competition
that will take place on Saturday
March 2, 2013. Hannah learned
of her acceptance into this
year's competition when the
pageant announced their selections following interviewing in
the local Pasadena/San Bernardino area. Hannah submitted an
application and took part in an
interview session that was conducted by this year's Pasadena/
San Bernardino Pageant Coordinator.
Hannah will be competing in
the Miss Jr. Teen division, one
of four divisions that will have
young ladies ages of 7 and 19
competing in modeling routines,
which include casual wear and
formal wear. Most important,
Hannah will display her personality and interviewing skills
while interviewing with this
Hannah Davis
year's Pasadena/San Bernardino
judging panel. Personality is the
number one aspect that each
contestant is judged on during
all phases of competition.
If Hannah were to win the
title of Miss Jr. Teen Pasadena/
San Bernardino, she would represent Pasadena/San Bernardino
and the surrounding communities at the National Competition
that will take place in Orlando,
Florida.
Community businesses and
private individuals will assist
Hannah in participating in this
year's competition by becoming an official sponsor to her.
Hannah's sponsors include The
Cake Mamas, Village Kitchen
Shoppe, Domenico's Jr., and
Mona Swinehart.
Cherie Pane Celebrates
Landmark Birthday
The Glendora Police Department is now accepting applications for Class #26 of their
Citizen's Academy. The Academy, which is free to residents,
has graduated over 600 students
and is a fun and exciting way
to become familiar with the
functions of the Glendora Police Department. Classroom
time will include introductions
to Traffic stops and Radar Enforcement, Dispatch, Fraud and
Identity Theft, the K-9 Unit,
Drug information and more!
The Academy begins Wednesday, March 20, 2013 from 6:309:00 p.m. at the Police Department and runs for 12 consecutive Wednesday nights. Applications to attend can be picked
up at the front counter of the
Glendora Police Department located at 150 S. Glendora Avenue
or by visiting the website at
www.cityofglendora.org or via
an
email
to
[email protected].
All applications must be returned no later than Friday
March 15, 2013. All applicants
must consent to a record and
warrant check. Class size is
limited to 25 students who
work or live in the City of
Glendora or are students of Citrus College and are at least 18
years of age. For more information, please contact the
Crime Prevention Unit at (626)
914-8268
Class participants learn how to dust and lift for fingerprints.
A class participant tries on a ballistic helmet.
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Deanna Pane, Cherie Pane, Carrie and Toben Zangenberg, Chuck Pane, Norm and Patti Anderson,
Susie and Don Knaus at the birthday celebrations.
By Jayam Rutnam
GLENDORA - Cherie Pane
got the surprise of her life at the
La Fetra Center, when her husband Chuck and her two children Bryan and Deanna orga-
nized a birthday party recently.
Over one hundred close friends
and relatives had a great time
with refreshments, an Italian
dinner and birthday cake.
Chuck Pane is a retired busi-
nessman, who spends his time
taking trips in his extra large
motor home and Cherie goes
along for the ride.
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8. Blood Pressure
9. Depression
10. Anti-Viral & Anti-Bacterial
11. Skin Care
Call Arthur for an order of your
Jasmine Tea
(626) 235-8780
The San Gabriel Valley
Examiner
SALES AND CSR OPENINGS
Seeking self-motivated F/T and P/T
Marketing, Sales, CSR and support staff
Prior experience appreciated
FAX or EMAIL (only) all resumes to:
626-335-0850 /
[email protected]