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The Waterfront Hilton Resort the red-domed Ruby's Diner. Or, turn east Plans on attending
and saunter down Main Street, where the University of
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The crew of a B-26 Marauder outside their plane, nicknamed
Ginger, 1944.
An unidentified US pilot stands up in the cockpit of his plane on the

tarmac on Midway Naval Base, Midway Islands, 1942.
American servicemen drive in jeeps through an unidentified and

nearly completely destroyed town, Italy, May 1944.
The flight deck crew prepares planes for launch from the USS Lex-
ington (CV-16), en route near New Guinea, early April, 1944.
American troops unloading supplies on the shores of Guadalcanal

Island in 1943.
An unidentified American soldier sits and eats his meal
(which includes chicken, mashed potatoes, bread, and pineapple)
A pair of servicemen and a quartet of schoolboys sit on bridge atop rows of a stockpiled ammunition shells, England, May 1944.
over the Thames, Henley-on-Thames, England, May 1944.
Pair of American servicemen moving a large bomb at an

ammunition dump in 1944.
A soldier sleeps in the sun

Close-up, in-flight view of a Douglas SBD Dauntless piloted by

A worker at Electric Boat Co. in New London, Conn. in 1943. American Lt. George Glacken (left) with his gunner Leo Boulanger,
near New Guinea, early April, 1944.
A group of Curtiss P-40 Warhawks escorted a pair of Consolidated

B-24D Liberators on a flight near the Aleutian islands, Alaska, 1944.
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Why I Don’t Use a Caddy... Questions

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the worst caddy in the world." tee at every hole. He finally gives up
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time. It's too much of a distraction." Caddy: "It's not a Golfer: He picks up his club up and cleans the club Why is it that people say 'slept like
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and accurate this test is: 13. Pirates of the Caribbean human being would eat?
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he Shipley-to-Shore Trail is tak- and city lights.
ing shape in Huntington Beach "We want to have an Oak Forest on
thanks to the efforts of the HB the hill, climbing to the Southwest,"
Tree Society, the city and many other said Jean Nagy, Founder and President
enthusiastic, hard-working volunteers, of the non-profit, HB Tree Society and
who gather each Thursday, Friday and a person whose vision and leadership
Saturday to make it a reality. have helped make Huntington Beach a
The northern portion of the proposed much more beautiful city. Over the
3-mile hiking, biking and horse trail is past 20 years, Jean and her volunteers,
really progressing and a blessing to the working with the city, have helped
joyful people of all ages, who use it reg- raise funds for and plant more than
ularly. 7,000 trees and thousands of California
"It's truly a way we can connect the native plants.
heart of our community with our mag- "One of our goals is to have a bridge
nificent ocean," said former
Ann Anderson, volunteer, and Jean
Nagy, HB Tree Society Founder &
President, by Shipley-to-Shore Trail
Mayor and current HB City Councilper- going over the creek and an expanded ir-
son Barbara Delgleize. rigation system," said Nagy, a former
The northern part of the trail starts at teacher, who once served in the Peace
Shipley Nature Center (17851 Golden- Corps. Some of her main volunteer
west St.), goes south through Central helpers are Ann Anderson, Shirley
Park, past Huntington Lake, up a rural Knopf, Leslie Gilson, Dwight Dodd and
hill near horses grazing in a corral, by Cheryl Johnson.
the Urban Forest and west towards the "Because of so many volunteers--peo-
Ellis Street Traffic Light at Edwards ple and groups--the likely hood of see-
Street. The 16-foot-wide trail eventually ing the trail fantasy become reality is
will proceed through County Parkland greater than ever--inch by inch, parcel
to the west, head south behind the Fire by parcel," said HB City Councilperson
Station, go through Overlook Park and Patrick Brenden. "Some of it is on land
Harriett Weider Park, then west to Pa- that used to be Encyclopedia Lots--land
cific Coast Highway and the that had been given away with the pur-
beach/ocean. chase of a set of encyclopedias."
"When I walk regularly along the trail "Shipley-to-Shore is a fantastic idea,
by the Urban Forest it's so soothing to whose time has come," said HB Plan-
the soul," said Leslie Harrington, who ning Commissioner Michael Grant.
was with her blue-coated shepherd, "With the recent passage of Proposition
Lucy. "It's such a wonderful feeling, 68 Park Bond, this is something that
combining fabulous views and good ex- could be completed in a reasonable
ercise." amount of time."
Off the trail is a nectar butterfly sec- If you would like to volunteer or do-
tion featuring salvia, sage, piranha, pop- nate money, visit HBTrees.org or mail
pies and lantana. Volunteers helped plant checks to Huntington Beach Tree Soci-
and raise funds for an underground, ety, P.O. Box 1269, Sunset Beach, Ca
solar-controlled irrigation system, which 90742.
helps the native plants flourish. The dirt Note: A Free Tour of the Urban Forest
trail has been cleared of brush and and Trail will start in the Urban Forest
weeds, allowing comfortable walking Parking Lot off Ellis (6681 Ellis Ave.) at
(or nearby steep hill climbing, depend- 9:30am, Saturday, June 16th. "Be sure
ing what you choose). The panoramic to wear comfortable shoes, a hat and
views are sensational from the hill-- sunscreen," advised Tour Guide Cheryl
6 you'll see Long Beach, wetlands, lakes Johnson.
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
BISMARCK, GERMAN

BATTLESHIP OF
WORLD WAR II:
SHORT BUT
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SPECTACULAR CAREER
n 1989 an expedition led by zine, the Bismarck escaped into
American oceanographer the open sea and soon began head-
Robert Ballard located the ing for Brest in German-occupied
wreck of the Bismarck. The battle- France. Sighted by aircraft 30
ship was found lying upright at a hours later (May 26), it was hit by
depth of more than 15,000 feet a torpedo that crippled its steering
(4,572 metres). Bismarck, German gear, and the ship was bombarded
battleship of World War II that had throughout the night by battle-
a short but spectacular career. ships. On the morning of May 27
The Bismarck was laid down in the King George V and the Rod-
1936 and launched in 1939. It disney, in an hour-long attack, inca-
placed 52,600 tons, mounted eight pacitated the Bismarck, and an
15-inch (38-centimetre) guns, and hour and a half later it sank after
had a speed of 30 knots. In May being hit by three torpedoes from
1941 the battleship, which was the cruiser Dorsetshire. Of the
commanded by Admiral Gün-
ther Lütjens, was sighted off The Bismarck battleship shortly after
Bergen, Norway, by a British commissioning in 1940.Courtesy of
the Marineschule Murwik, Flensburg,
Ger.
reconnaissance aircraft. Practically some 2,300 crew aboard the Bis-

the entire British Home Fleet was marck, only about 110 survived.
immediately sent into action to in- In 1989 an expedition led by
tercept it. Two cruisers made con- American oceanographer Robert
tact off the coast of Iceland, and Ballard located the wreck of the
the battleship Prince of Wales and Bismarck. The battleship was
battle cruiser Hood soon engaged found lying upright at a depth of
it. After destroying the Hood with more than 15,000 feet (4,572 me-
a shell that exploded in the maga- tres).
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BUSINESS
Ways Small Business Owners
Plan Intelligently For Retirement

People and Their Issues - Our Business... Troy Bender tirement accounts that offer the highest return
5 Ways Small Business Owners Plan may seem ideal, but a business owner who goes
Intelligently For Retirement down this path can be easily overwhelmed and
Preparing financially for retirement can be com- stressed,” says Bender. “As a business owner,
THE LOCAL NEWS is published on the 1st and 15th.
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the process often poses even more challenges. can manifest in so many ways. A basic rule to
Teachers, police officers, firefighters and other follow is known as the Rule of 100.” Under that
and women of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and
Westminster, California with entertaining, informative government employees generally receive a pen- rule, you subtract your age from 100, and what’s
sion. The corporate world can offer benefit plans left over is the percentage of your portfolio you
and objective looks at ourselves, neighbors and the or matching contributions. But entrepreneurs put into investments with some risk. For exam-
can’t automatically rely on any of those features; ple, if you are 50, then 50 percent of your assets
instead they have to put saving/investing plans would be at risk and 50 percent would be allo-
world as issues are debated, people interact socially and
politically and events take place locally. We also believe in place for themselves and their employees. cated conservatively – placed in a bank account,
And often, Small Business Owners (“SBOs”) or perhaps in an annuity, for example, to provide
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by the error. Letters-to-the-Editor policies include: Management, showed 75 percent had less than a family should have 10 times their annual net
address letters to Editor at address below. Include your $100,000 saved for retirement.[1] income in life insurance. Bender says. “The life
name, daytime phone number, occupation or company “Small business owners have to do it on their insurance can be set up to provide a Tax-Free in-
affiliation, group or organization membership, should own, and many aren’t preparing properly,” says come in the future, too, that a small business
those issues be appropriate. THE LOCAL NEWS Troy Bender, President and CEO of Asset Re-
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or language. Reproduction in whole or part is strictly make it, but they can. The idea is to simply when you pass away, a SBO may want to con-
prohibited without written permission. Subscriptions are start.” sider “Key Person Insurance.” The death benefit
$35 per year, $19 for 6 months and $12 for 3 months. Bender lists five ways small business owners offered through “Key Person Insurance” helps
Substantial copies of The Local News are direct-mailed to can wisely plan for retirement, which include: ensure that should a “key person” within a com-
residents and businesses in our circulation area. Subscrip- Decide how much to save each month. An pany pass away, there will be continuity of the
tion sales are a major part of our business approach. ideal average for saving per month is 15 percent business for its employees (and customers).
Home delivery is augmented by direct mail to specific of your pay, Bender says. If that seems too much “You need to save for the necessity stream as
at first, you might ease into it. “To begin, you may well as the discretionary stream,” Bender says.
local residents, business and officials. We encourage your start with 5 percent and then ramp up 2 to 3 per- “You should get the basics down and really look
support and participation. Seal Beach, Rossmoor, cent each year,” Bender says. As a better gauge, at covering your lifestyle, so you can look back
Los Alamitos, Surfside & Sunset Beach have Market he says, note that an employee with a 401(k) can and smile from the thousands of hours you
Coverage with bulk distribution in Belmont Shores, contribute up to $18,500 of their salary for 2018 worked owning a business.”
Naples & Cypress. Address correspondence to
if they’re less than 50 years old. Someone aged Troy Bender, President and CEO at Asset Re-
50 and over with a 401(k) can save $24,500 a year. tention Insurance Services Inc., can be found at
A good goal is to try to match these amounts an- (www.asset-retention.com), and has more than
nually. 30 years of experience in the insurance and an-
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untington Beach High School senior
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seriously ill and that she didn’t want to fall be-
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Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing
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PRISCELLA VEGA AND KTLA ON JUN 3, The plane was en route to John Wayne Airport out of their house and saw the plane in the middle
2018 when it lost power, airport officials said on Twit- of the street.
SOURCE: MCCLATCHY ter. The post said airport operations were not af- Roads in the area were temporarily closed.
June 02 - A SMALL PLANE MADE AN fected.
EMERGENCY LANDING FRIDAY IN HUNT- Federal Aviation Adminis-
INGTON BEACH, According to police. -- A tration spokesman Ian Gregor
small plane made an emergency landing Friday in described the plane as a sin-
Huntington Beach, according to police. gle-engine Cessna 172.
Officers arrived in the area of Newland Street Records show the aircraft was
and Hamilton Avenue less than two minutes after registered in Los Angeles.
receiving a report of the incident at 4:55 p.m., Of- Surveillance video shows
ficer Angela Bennett said. They discovered that the plane traveling down the
the female pilot had made the emergency landing street among several vehicles.
on Hamilton between Newland and Seaforth A resident of the area said
Lane, Bennett said. she heard a loud rumbling and
There were no injuries, she said. that she and her husband ran
HB BUDGET
Origins of the Donut Derelicts
I
Huntington Beach, California
never thought about it until just now, Derelicts and they meet at the corner of
but my 1960 Rambler American 2- Magnolia, and Adams in Huntington Perhaps Biggest Local Elected Responsibility Annually:
door station wagon might have been Beach to shoot the bull before its time to The Huntington Beach City Council on Monday approved its
the car that started the Donut Derelicts open a business, or handle the manly 2018-19 budget, which dedicates 55% of the general fund to public
come one come all policy. Or as we say chores at home. I showed up faithfully safety and 15% to infrastructure.
during STREET RODDER magazine’s every Saturday morning around 6AM in The budget for all funds totals $373.1 million, a 3.27% increase
Facebook Live broadcasts, everyone is a variety of exotic cars and no one from 2017-18. The general fund, which funds the majority of city
welcome. seemed to mind. In fact it was kind of services, is up 2% to $228.4 million. The fiscal year begins July 1.
In public safety, the Police Department is slated to receive $3.55
million more — a 1.5% increase. The Fire Department will see a
2.1%, or $773,000, spike.

A large chunk of public safety money will go toward replacing
vehicles and equipment, upgrading aircraft, refurbishing marine
safety rescue boats and replacing a lifeguard tower.
The year was 1984 and my buddy Rick cool to hear a hot rodder’s take on a 246
Finn a So Cal graphic artist with a bent Dino Ferrari, or a Lotus Super Seven. If
for illustrating cool cars invited me to Auto Exotics didn’t have a sports car that
meet up with some of his hot rodder bud- needed road testing I’d drive my ’56 Ford
dies at the donut shop. Rick told me the Courier, or ride down on an old rigid
guys started calling themselves the Donut frame Harley. 11
NFL Runs Circle Kobritz

Play Around Players on
and Fans... Sports
After spending months in discussions, NFL President Trump in the wake of player protests. A number of owners admitted they
owners announced a compromise that, accord- feared further criticism from the President could exacerbate declining television rat-
By Jordan Kobritz ing to them, will end a two-year run of ings and attendance, attributed in
player national anthem part to what many believe is player
protests. As biographer James Boswell wrote in the Life of disrespect for flag, country and our
Samuel Johnson, the NFL owners’ so-called “compromise” is lit- military. True or not, instead of
tle more than a triumph of hope over experience. eliminating player protests the new
The new policy requires players to stand for the national anthem edict is guaranteed to inflame an
when they are on the field. However, the league gave players the issue that had become relatively
option to remain in the locker room until after the anthem is per- dormant.
formed. The NFL retained the authority to fine teams if a player Whether the NFL has the legal
does not show respect for the anthem. That would include sitting right to unilaterally enact the new
or kneeling during the performance as dozens of players have done policy is irrelevant. As a practical
since former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick matter the league needs to include
initiated the practice during the 2016 season. the players, as the NBA does, to
In defense of the new policy, Commissioner Roger Goodell said, resolve this issue. Instead, it chose
"We want people to be respectful of the national anthem. We want to ignore them. Bad move.
people to stand -- that's all personnel -- and make sure they treat We don’t have to wait until the
this moment in a respectful fashion. That's something we think we season begins to know this: the
owe. [But] we were also very sensitive to give players choices." NFL’s new anthem policy will do
Ironically, the NFL had taken steps to support the issues that had the exact opposite of what it is in-
fueled the protests - police brutality and social injustices involving tended to do.
African-Americans. Earlier this year owners and players held joint
meetings to discuss ways to work together to address those topics.
In fact, just days before adopting the new anthem policy the league announced an Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball
$89 million social justice platform with the Players Coalition. So much for cooper-
ation between the parties. team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He is a Professor in
The new policy was adopted as part of the NFL's Game Operations Manual in an and Chair of the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland
effort to avoid being subject to collective bargaining with the players. Whether that and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com The opinions
position can survive a potential legal challenge by the union remains to be seen. What contained in this column are the author’s. Jordan can be reached at
we do know is neither the NFLPA nor any individual players were involved in crafting jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
the new requirement.
The new strategy was adopted after the league was subjected to harsh rhetoric from The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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Q uick Stats: Tony Gonzalez, Fox Sports ana-
lyst and NFL all-time leader in receptions by
a tight end
see you sitting there in a ’66 Pontiac GTO convert-
ible, and you hear the engine going. No matter
where I’m at … I’m getting more looks than any-
the clutch for me,” he says. “It was embarrassing.
It was just one of those cars. It was $800, and it
probably wasn’t worth more than $200, but it got
Daily Driver: 2013 Audi A8 (Tony’s rating: 10 body else is getting in a Ferrari.” me from point A to point B.”
on a scale of 1 to 10) Once his friend’s father fixed it, it never broke
Other cars: See below CAR HE LEARNED TO DRIVE IN down again, but it ended up sounding like “the
Favorite road trip: Pacific Coast Highway Gonzalez learned to drive in his family’s four- loudest car on earth,” he says. “My friends used
Car he learned to drive in: 1972 Volkswagen speed manual 1972 Volkswagen Beetle, which to make fun of me. They’re like, ‘Here comes
Beetle they bought for $800. “It was burnt orange with Tony!’ And they can hear me coming into the
First car bought: 1997 Lincoln Navigator rusted bumpers, and we had to throw blankets on school. … It was a fun car.”
Some people like to buy new daily drivers every it because the moths had eaten through the mate- That was Gonzalez’ car for his junior and senior
few years, but for former NFL tight end and current rial on it, a wire seat,” he says. “It was the ugliest years of high school. When he went to Berkeley,
Fox Sports analyst Tony bug ever. My older he didn’t have a car for his first two years. His
Gonzalez, his 2013 Audi brothers had it for a parents later bought him a Ford Explorer, which
A8 is where it’s at. while and then they was a large car for the city streets.
“It’s fast and fun and I handed it down.”
love it,” he tells Motor FIRST CAR BOUGHT
Trend. “I’ve had it for- When Gonzalez was drafted by
ever, and people are the Kansas City Chiefs, he bought
telling me, ‘Don’t you himself an emerald green 1997
think you need a new Lincoln Navigator, and he imme-
car?’ I’m like, ‘I love this diately had an upgraded sound
one so much.’ It’s so reli- system installed. He had it
able, [and] I feel I’m sit- shipped between Kansas City and
ting in a cockpit of a jet his home in Los Angeles.
when I’m driving around in that “I liked it because it was big and really com-
thing. If I want a little burst of fortable inside, handled really well, was really
speed, I can pop it into Sport, pretty,” he says. “I was into SUVs for a long time.
and it seems like a race car. It’s After that I went to another Lincoln Navigator,
too fast.” except I got a silver one, and then the first luxury
Gonzalez rates the A8, which car I bought was a BMW740.”
he calls the Big Momma, a per- For his second Navigator, Gonzalez went all
fect 10. “It’s got so much power, out. “It was back when I was younger, and that’s
and it’s so big and comfortable,” when you cared about rims, so I had these huge
he says. “I’m a big guy. I need tires on there,” he says. “People said I had the
something that can go really fast best-looking truck in L.A. I put the sound system
but then also something com- in there, the interior was custom
fortable and big enough for my made, like ostrich skin.”
big butt to fit in, so it’s the perfect car.”
He got the idea for the A8 from former Falcons FAVORITE ROAD TRIP
teammate Roddy White. “He got his all tricked When he was single, Gonzalez
out,” he says. “He put racing seats in there, the had a custom van that he called the
bucket seats in the back, and added on [big] rims. Sin Bin, which he used to travel to
It’s just a beautiful car. I wanted to buy his car. He Los Angeles from Orange County.
was like, ‘Hell no, I’m keeping this for a while!’ So “I had it all custom-made inside.
that was the inspiration for me.” It’s this big old van, but when you
Gonzalez also likes that the Audi is more envi- get inside it had a little bar, and it
ronmentally friendly, thanks to the engine start/stop had a couch, and really comfort-
system, but points out that because the car takes able first-class seats, ostrich skin
higher-octane gas, it’s more expensive to fill up. seats, and a TV. I would hire a
He also likes the control he gets out of the A8, driver, and I would sit in the back,
especially compared to a powerful Shelby Mustang Photo courtesy of Fox Sports because it was 45 minutes to an
he once had, which was harder to control. With the hour to get up to L.A.,” he says.
Audi, however, “you stomp on the gas, you can feel His older brother Chris taught him in a parking He liked having his own personal limousine to
it start getting lower, and it hugs the road.” lot. “I just sat there and burnt up the clutch all shuttle him back and forth to L.A. as well as to
day, in a big old parking lot,” Gonzalez says. “In Las Vegas, instead of flying. “We just had a good
1966 PONTIAC GTO fact, I taught my sons a couple months ago. I time, because I had cable TV in there, and we
Rating: 7 went to the same parking lot where I learned how could pop in movies; the sound system was two
Gonzalez is a classic car guy and gives the Pon- to drive a stick.” big speakers,” he says. “It was like getting in the
tiac a 7 for handling. “It’s a 1966 car, so it’s not like The Volkswagen kept breaking down, and back of a big limousine, except it was my per-
it handles that well,” he says. “I had a mechanic put whenever he came to a stop sign or red light, it sonal van.”
a little more air into the engine to make it go a little would shut off as he downshifted. His favorite drive these days with his Pontiac
bit quicker, but it’s not that fast. If I’m just cruising “I’d have to literally restart the car, like if the GTO is Pacific Coast Highway with the top
on a Sunday with the top down, I give it a 10.” light was turning red and I’d downshift the car, it down. “I’m from Huntington Beach—in fact the
Gonzalez’ father had a 1957 Chevy and a Pontiac would shut off all of a sudden, and then [when] place where I store it right now is in Huntington
GTO when he was growing up. “He always told it turned green, I’d have to crank it again and start Beach, so I do a lot of that—we just drive up and
me about these cars that were called ‘the Goat,’ and it back up as I’m going 30 mph and put it in neu- down the coast,” he says.
he would take us to the Pomona Classic Car Show,” tral, so you don’t grind the gears and all that stuff. If Gonzalez goes to brunch, he’ll choose to a
he says. “I always loved how the Pontiac GTO It was actually really good practice. I’m pretty restaurant on the beach for the occasion. “That’s
looked, it’s just a mean muscle-looking car.” good with gears now, going through them,” he where you get the most out of it,” he says. “You
The Pontiac GTO is perfect for Gonzalez because says, laughing. “Sometimes I never knew drop the top, and you’re cruising through PCH
it’s big and comfortable, but it still turns heads. whether or not it was going to start, and I would like they did back in 1966 when the car was
“With some friends of mine, we ride around in their always have to pop the clutch. So I know how to made. That’s my favorite thing to do, if I’m going
Ferraris, and you get a lot of looks because that’s pop the clutch. I’ve popped it numerous times.” to get in the car and go driving for leisure, for fun,
the only reason to get those cars,” he says. “I don’t Once, Gonzalez was on a first date with a girl, is to get on PCH with my ’66 GTO.”
care what anybody says: You don’t buy a Ferrari to and after they left the movies, he prayed for the Gonzalez and his wife, October, are ambassa-
drive around in the city. I get so many more Volkswagen to start. “Sure enough, the sucker dors for the Huntington Beach charity Scholars’
thumbs-ups, when you pull up at a light and they doesn’t start, so I had her get in and I had her pop Hope Foundation.
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teacher with Savanna
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become overwhelmed or lost in the public school system.
Dr. Dixie Arnold - Vanguard University, with the concur-
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Emerita of Liberal Studies with all the honors and privileges
accordingly!
Doretha O'Quinn
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(Family Features) 5) Limit consumption of red and processed meat. Eat no more than three
early 4 out of 10 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in their portions of red meat per week, and little – if any – processed meat.
lifetimes, and it remains the second-leading cause of death for
Americans, but nearly half of all cancer cases can be prevented. 6) Limit consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks. Don’t drink sugar-
sweetened drinks, which contribute to weight gain. Choose water instead,
Research from the American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) shows when possible.
that diet, exercise and weight play a critical role in cancer prevention.
7) Limit alcohol consumption. For preventing cancer, it’s best not to drink
“Making changes in what you eat, being physically active and maintain- alcohol.
ing a healthy weight have strong and clear links to your risk for cancer,”
said Alice Bender, MS, RDN and director of nutrition programs at AICR. 8) Do not use supplements for cancer prevention. Aim to meet nutritional
“We know from decades of research and a thorough review of the science needs through diet alone.
that there are simple things we can all do to reduce our risk.”
9) For mothers, breastfeed your baby, if you can. Breastfeeding is good
To live a cancer-preventive lifestyle, consider taking these 10 steps for both mother and baby.
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1) Be a healthy weight. Higher body fat can be a cause of many cancers.

10) After a cancer diagnosis, follow these recommendations, if you can.
Cancer survivors are encouraged to continue following these guidelines.
Try to stay at a healthy weight and avoid weight gain as you get older.
Refraining from smoking, avoiding other exposure to tobacco and limit-
2) Be physically active. Incorporate moderate physical activity into your ing sun exposure are also important in reducing cancer risk.
daily life through steps like walking more and sitting less.
Because it can be hard to make lifestyle changes, AICR aims to help peo-
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foods a major part of your diet. a tool that shows people how their lifestyle stacks up against known cancer
risks and recommends changes that can improve health.
4) Limit consumption of “fast foods” and other processed foods high in
fat, starches or sugars. Cut down on processed foods to help control calorie For recipes, tips and other resources, visit aicr.org.
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EPTI NG’S WORLD Chris Epting
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Only Local News chr is @chr is ep tin g. com HBNews1@aol.com
ome background: As you may near Jack in the Box, was the Los Patos Street and PCH) and finally at Melrose PCH, traveled diagonally to Beach Boule-
know, railroad magnate Henry stop. (located at Brookhurst). The trains then vard and Indianapolis Avenue, wended
Huntington ran his trains down here Now you are in Huntington Beach. continued to Newport Beach. east along Indianapolis to Bushard Street
and in exchange, "Pacific City" became There was a Bolsa Chica stop either at the There were two other lines in Hunting- and then north along Bushard to Talbert
"Huntington Beach." Huntington was old gun club or where the current beach ton Beach that supported the Red Cars. Avenue before heading east to Costa Mesa
smart. He was less concerned about mass pay station is, we are not quite sure. Just The La Bolsa line, started at First Street (with too many H.B. stops to name in this
transportation and more concerned with south of Sea Point was the Stolco stop and and PCH, and featured four other stops: space.)
making it easy for people to visit places then the Rocamp stop near Dog Beach. We s t f a l l So now you know at least the partial ex-
he was developing so that he could in- There were station tent of Red Car traffic in Huntington
crease real estate sales. In the 1940s, Beach.
Los Angeles actually had more than 900 In addition to the track remnants you'll
Red Cars that covered more than 1,100 find on the beach, there are a couple of
miles all throughout the Southland (the other telltale Red Car traces. One is a train
last Red Cars in Southern California ran crossing sign that once stood somewhere
in 1961). in the city of Huntington Beach. I noticed
Here in Huntington Beach, we had a it at an old supply lot not long ago and ac-
big depot located right at Pacific Coast tually purchased it. It's a bit cumbersome,
Highway and Main Street. That was there and I'm still waiting for somebody with a
until the early 1950s at which point it truck to help me get it to my house.
moved over to Atlanta for several years Also, a stretch of "right of ways" as they
and then was torn down. were called, the actual paths the trains ran,
But if we were back in the 1940s, just still can be seen from the La Bolsa Line.
where could you have hopped one of the The tracks may be gone, but narrow grass
trains in and around Huntington Beach? medians represent where the trains once
Here's how it broke out. Starting in Seal creaked along. I photographed a portion
Beach, along the Newport/Balboa line, of one for this column, from where the
was the East Side station stop near Seal (Adams Westfall stop was on Adams near Lake.
Beach Boulevard. Then came the Pensla Avenue between Lake Street and Alabama To enjoy more Red Car history today
stop, the Bridgeport stop, and the Surfside stops at 23rd Street, 17th Street, 12 Street), Newland Street (Yorktown Av- you can visit the Red Car Museum in Seal
Colony stop across from what used to be Street, Eighth Street, Fifth Street and of enue between Ranch Lane and Hunting- Beach or actually ride an
Sam's Seafood. course at Main Street. ton Street), Holly Sugar Plant (Garfield old Red Car in San
Continuing south was the Bayview Beyond that the train stopped at First Avenue and Main) and Weibling (Ellis Pedro, where they still
stop, 23rd Street, Sunset Beach near 16th Street, at the trailer park. Gamewell (PCH Avenue between Gothard and Hunting- maintain a 1.5-mile vin-
and Pacific Avenue, the Ninth Street stop and Beach Boulevard) and the Pacific ton). tage trolley line
and a Fifth Street stop. In the traffic circle, Gun Club. Finishing up in H.B. along the Finally the Santa Ana/Huntington
where today Warner dead ends at PCH coast were stops at "Nago" (at Magnolia Beach line, which also started at First and
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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E
Cookies, Cocktails & WOMEN

Old-Fashioned HeLen
Peanut Butter Cookies KeLLeR
Chewy and crumbly, this favorite has an the peanut butter and sugars on medium- Helen Keller (1880-1968) was an
added bonus—the recipe is flourless, mak- high speed until fluffy, 2 to 3 minutes. Re- American author, political activist and
ing it a great gluten-free sweet treat. duce speed to low and beat in the eggs, campaigner for deaf and blind chari-
baking soda, vanilla, and salt. ties. Helen became deaf and blind as a
Ingredients young child and had to struggle to
2 cups creamy peanut butter (not the all- Step 3 overcome her dual disability. How-
natural variety) 1½ cups granulated sugar ½ Roll heaping tablespoonfuls of the dough ever, she became the first deaf-blind
cup packed light brown sugar 2 large eggs into balls and place on parchment-lined person to attain a bachelor’s degree
2 teaspoons baking soda 2 teaspoons pure baking sheets, spacing them 2 inches apart. and became an influential campaigner
vanilla extract ½ teaspoon kosher sal With a lightly floured fork, press the dough for social, political and disability is-
to a ⅜-inch thickness, making a crisscross sues. Her public profile helped de-stig-
How to Make It pattern on top of each cookie. matise blindness and deafness, and she
Step 1 was seen as a powerful example of
Heat oven to 350° F. Step 4 someone overcoming difficult circum-
Bake, rotating the baking sheets halfway stances.
Step 2 through, until the edges are set, 10 to 12
Using an minutes. Cool slightly on the baking sheets,
electric then transfer to wire racks to cool com-
This Cocktail with Edible Gold is on
Sale in Manhattan for a Cool $1,250
mixer, beat pletely. Store the cookies in an airtight con-
tainer at room temperature for up to 5 days.
EMILY RELLA, AOL.COM

Next time you find yourself complaining about dropping $12 on a simple Negroni or Gin-based drink (looking at you, loyal
Gin and Tonic lovers), you might want to consider how much more expensive your drink of choice could be.
Kind of like this $1,250 Negroni that’s on sale through the end of this week in Manhattan.
But Don’t drop your old fashioned glass just yet - it’s all in the name of opulence and charity!
In honor of this year’s Negroni Week, in which venues across the world can sign up and elect a donation to a charity of their
choice, Fine & Rare in New York is offering a ‘Luxury Negroni Sbagliato’ for a grand
total of $1,250.
The beverage contains standard negroni ingredients (gin, Campari) mixed with Ar-
ta i l
k er
Coc
mand de Brignac Brut Rosé and poured over a gold-flaked ice cube, garnished with
n
Cor
orange bitters and zest.
$1,000 from each cocktail sold will go to Fine & Rare’s elected Negroni Week char-
ity of choice, CORE, which benefits and aids children of those in the restaurant indus-
try.
The primary reasoning for the price?
The drink showcases the world’s most expensive gin, NOLET’s Reserve.
The gin, whose ingredients include the most expensive spice in the world (saffron)
balanced with the citrus-noted verbena, goes for $700 a pop.
Of course, the edible gold and other premium spirits don’t hurt either!
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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EarthTalk
®
From the Editors of

E/The Environmental
Magazine
18 Wheelers: Environmental Scourge or Green Hope of the Future?
Y
Improving aerodynamics, encouraging the switch to electric and hybrid drivetrains
and autonomous trucks all part of the solution
ou can’t drive on nearly any highway in the United known as fairings, can help to improve aerodynamics by pre- efficient than they are currently.
States without seeing at least one massive tractor venting air from moving into the space between the cab and Every year, there are more than 6,500 truck related acci-
trailer. These trucks are one of the most common and the trailer. Fairings can also be added to the areas around the dents in the United States, resulting in more than 2,600 in-
cost-effective ways to transport goods from their manufac- fuel tanks and drive wheels to improve overall truck aerody- juries and 136 fatalities. It’s already estimated that
turing points to their final destinations. namics. autonomous cars could reduce automobile accidents by up-
In spite of their popularity, these big trucks are among the Vented mud flaps at the back of the truck can also help to wards of 90% once they become mainstream. In passenger
largest offenders when it comes to CO2 production and car- improve fuel consumption, but these additions need more car accidents alone, it’s estimated that self-driving cars could
bon footprints. What can we do to help reduce the environ- testing before they become standard equipment. save 30,000 lives or more every year.
mental impacts of 18 wheelers? By making tractor trailers autonomous, shipping compa-
Switch to Electric nies may be able to reduce costs and improve safety, all while
Long Haul Trucking One of the best ways to reduce the environmental impact reducing fuel consumption — self driving vehicles are more
There are currently more than 15 million commercial of a semi trailer is to get away from diesel fuel entirely. Tesla efficient on fuel because they drive at a steady speed, without
trucks on the road today — more than 2 million of them fall has proven that it is possible with their new fully electric excessive speeding or breaking. Getting a lot of self-driving
into the tractor trailer or 18 wheeler family. In spite of the semi-trucks. These fully electric vehicles can carry compa- cars on the road could improve this even further, allowing the
enormous impact that these vehicles have on the environ- rable loads to their diesel counterparts and have a range of up vehicles to communicate with one another to streamline traf-
ment, around 70 percent of goods in this country are shipped to 600 miles per charge. fic, reducing congestion. Less congestion means less time and
by truck. Using a truck is more cost-effective and efficient While the base price for these trucks is higher than a diesel fuel wasted sitting in traffic jams.
than transporting by air or train, but it truck and trailer, each truck 18 wheelers probably aren’t going anywhere anytime soon
isn’t without its drawbacks. is expected to be the equiv- — they’re still the fastest and most efficient way to ship con-
The majority of these long haul alent of $200,000 or more in sumer products around the country, especially in areas that
trucks can travel more than 100,000 fuel savings. These trucks aren’t serviced by rail. We need to at least take steps to make
miles a year, depending on their routes, are costly, but many compa- them more energy-efficient and safer. Electric trucks with var-
consuming massive amounts of diesel nies have already placed a ious levels of autonomy are just the first step toward creating
fuel — a fully loaded 18 wheeler gets preorder — UPS has or- a safer and more efficient transportation system.
an average of 6 miles to the gallon. dered more than 100 of
What can we do to reduce the impact these trucks, Sysco has or-
Earthwall® is produced by
that these massive trucks have on the dered 50, and even An-
Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a
environment? heuser-Busch has ordered
registered trademark of
40 to supplement their cur-
credit; atomic hotlinks, flickrcc Earth Action Network Inc, a 501(c)3 non-profit.
Improve Aerodynamics rent fleets.
On a level highway with no eleva- SEND YOUR QUESTIONS TO:
tion changes, around half of the truck’s engine power is ded- Autonomous Trucks question@earthtalk.org.
icated to creating enough power to overcome air resistance. While electric trucks are one option for reducing tractor FOR MORE INFORMATION, OR TO MAKE A
Modern sleeper cabs are designed to help improve aerody- trailer environmental impact, they’re not the only option. Au- DONATION, CHECK OUT
namics, but older trucks with their blocky frames are less than tonomous trucks haven’t made it onto the highways just yet, www.earthtalk.org
aerodynamic. as most of the designs are still in their testing stages, but they
Equipping older trucks with cab and roof extenders, also could potentially make these 18 wheelers both safer and more The information contained in this column does not
necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
Continued from pg 1
Surf, Sand & Superior Hotels

Watertable. It's designed with a rustic, residen- a food hall -- with cool spots like The Dudes
117 Main Street @ the HB Pier tial feel -- homey enough to attract locals and Brewing Company, Pie Not (Aussie meat pies)
with an ever-changing menu filled with flair and Beau Soleil Kitchen & Bar -- which can be
and celebration. Go for the off-menu surf and reserved for groups of varying sizes.
714.969.9996
Find Out More @ perqsbar.com turf. Just past Pacific City is the 157-room bou-
One block north of the Hyatt is The Water- tique gem Kimpton Shorebreak Hotel. It's cozy
Oldest Rock & Blues House front Beach Resort, A Hilton Hotel. The prop- and unpretentiously cool here, with 10,000
In Orange County erty, just wrapping up an expansion of its 437 square feet of flexible meeting rooms and out-
guest rooms, offers 47,000 square feet of flexi- door event venues, including an open-air court-
HAPPY HOUR ble indoor and outdoor event space, including yard enlivened by conversation-starting
MONDAY - FRIDAY five outdoor event lawns and terraces with fire-pits.
3 PM - 6 PM
ocean views. If guests are hankering for a cocktail, they can
WEDNESDAYS - ALL DAY

The meeting spaces within the
Hilton and Hyatt properties are so
close to each other -- separated by
• $2.00 OFF ALL LIQUOR a side road -- that there's talk and
• $3.00 DOMESTIC PINTS hope of building an aerial foot-
• $4.00 PREMIUM PINTS bridge between the two.
A few more steps north of the
Hilton is the gorgeously textured
Paséa Hotel & Spa (marvel at the
huge art piece on the wall in the
June Line Up
lobby made from 1,400 pairs of
colorful flip-flops). The 250-room
06/15......................Wade’s World
06/16.........................Parkaimoon property has a boutique feel and of-
fers 34,600 square feet of event
space that includes a stunning in-
06/17..........Rayford Bros. @ 8pm
06/18 ....... Joe Blanchard @ 8pm door-outdoor oceanfront Blue
Room. belly up to the bar at Kimpton's Pacific Hide-
If visitors have an hour to spare, they can put away. The cocktails are experiential, including
06/19........Mike & Johnny @ 8pm
06/21 ...........Those Guys Karaoke that knot in their necks in the hands of a the Dazed & Confused (a rum concoction with
masseuse at Paséa's Aarna Spa, a Balinese-in- a faux doobie clipped to the rim) and the Magic
spired oasis designed with impressive wood- Mike (coconut cream, orange Red Bull and
06/22 ............................Gearheart
carved doors and treatments that deliver vodka served by a bartender who recreates
lavender-enhanced muscle relief. Channing Tatum's movie moves -- rated PG).
06/23 .....................Manilla Fudge
06/24 ...............Skunkdub @ 8pm Between Paséa and the fourth member of the If attendees need a little air after finishing a
HB Collection, the trail leads through Pacific Magic Mike, they can step outside onto Main
City, a new and still-sparkling collection of Street and find themselves half a block from the
06/25 .......Mike Madariga @ 8pm
restaurants and retail outlets. The space includes ocean, the pier, and the Times Square of Surfing.
06/26............... Gearheart @ 8pm
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On the Vine

Red Wine Might
Not Be All That
Good For You
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David White
ver heard of the French Paradox? The term describes the School of Med-
weird way that the French eat so much fatty food yet suffer icine published a study suggesting
from barely any heart disease. For a long time, scien- resveratrol isn’t all that
tists believed that red wine was the key to French special.Between 1998 and 2009,
longevity. One of wine’s ingredients is a polyphenol researchers followed nearly
called resveratrol, and researchers claimed that 800 villagers from
this antioxidant fights all manner of ills, like two Italian towns.
heart disease, cancer, and inflamma- The subjects
tion.It’s possible, however, that we were all 65
overhyped this resveratrol business. and over,
Earlier in 2014, scientists from and they all drank a
the Johns Hopkins University moderate amount
of red wine. None
of the subjects lived
exceptionally long
lives. In fact, 268 of them
died, 174 were stricken with
heart disease, and 34 got cancer.
We may have to look further to
solve the mystery of the French
Paradox.
David White is the founder and editor of Terroirist.com,

which was named Best Overall Wine Blog"
at the 2013 Wine Blog Awards.
His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
How Much is Amazon Worth?

The information contained in this column does not
necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
E-commerce giant Amazon has come a long way, growing from an online bookseller in the early days of the internet to a retail giant that is dis-
rupting everything from the assumed supremacy of big-box stores like Walmart to grocery store and delivery service models. Here’s a closer look
at what the company is currently worth and why that might — or might not — matter to investors:
What Amazon Is Worth

Amazon Share Price, 52-Week Range $927-$1,638.10
Amazon Market Cap, 52-Week Range $448.8 billion-$793 billion
2017 Revenue $177.9 billion
2017 Profits $3 billion
GOBankingRates’ Evaluation of Amazon’s Net Worth $107.9 billion
All information on 52-week range is accurate as of May 29, 2018.
About Amazon
Headquarters Seattle
Year Founded 1994
CEO Jeff Bezos Net Worth $133.2 billion
Amazon Market Cap: $448.8B-$793B
One of the most reliable gauges for what a company is really

worth is market capitalization, or market cap for short. The mar-
ket cap is the value of all of the company’s stock combined, giv-
ing you a sense of what value investors are placing on the
company based on the price it is trading at. Amazon’s market cap
has ranged between just under $450 billion and close to $800 bil-
lion from May 2017 to May 2018, but that has been trending up
f
sharply.
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Moe News Than You Can Handle From the Mailbag

714.536.6300
Main Street Eyewear
No Bull About It
Looks at Life Through
Moe Kanoudi
Designer Glasses
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
I became confused when I heard the word
"Service" used with these agencies:
Internal Revenue 'Service'

U.S. Postal 'Service'
Telephone 'Service'
Cable / TV 'Service'
Civil 'Service'
City, County & State Public 'Service'
Customer 'Service'
This is not what I thought 'Service' meant.

But today, I overheard two farmers talking,
and one of them said he had hired a bull to
'Service' a few cows.
BAM!!! It all came into focus.
k
Now I understand what all those agencies
are doing.
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SPECIAL

SECTION
AUTO
N ew • U sed
Leased • Repai r s
Accessori es
I ndustr y N ews
More Drivers Killed Under the

Influence of Drugs Than Alcohol
A new report found fatally injured drivers are
increasingly under the influence of one or more drugs.
S
By Alexa Lardieri, It was intended to draw attention to the need to incorporate a drug mes-
Staff Writer, U.S. News sage into programs that encourage motorists not to drive while impaired.
OME 22.3 PERCENT OF fatally injured motorists who were It noted that marijuana was the most commonly found drug. Jim Hed-
lund, author of the study, says "marijuana use has become more normal-
tested for drugs tested positive for marijuana in 2016, a figure that
researchers say has "increased substantially" in recent years as ized" as states across the country decriminalize the drug.
states have legalized the drug for recreational or medicinal use, accord- "If use is up, use by drivers is up," Hedlund says.
ing to a new report. Hedlund attributes the decline in alcohol-related deaths to the "broad
The finding, in a study released Thursday by the Governors Highway societal consensus" that drunk driving is wrong. There's a "strong soci-
Safety Association, was one of several regarding the growing prevalence etal consensus. It's [drunk driving] is bad," he says. "Everyone knows
it's bad." However, this way of
thinking hasn't caught up to drug-
impaired driving yet. That's where
education comes in.
"That's the next step. Precisely to
provide that education," Hedlund
says.
The report suggests that some of
the strategies used to decrease drunk
driving can be applied to prevent
people from driving while on drugs.
However, several challenges come
with that. A driver can consume a
vast number of drugs that would be
difficult to test for. Additionally, no
nationally accepted method exists
for testing drug-impaired drivers,
and different drugs have different
effects on different people.
Among recommendations to re-
duce drug-impaired driving, the
study points to the need to develop
impairment-assessment tools, such
as oral-fluid devices and marijuana
breath-test instruments, to support

the drug-impaired-driving prosecu-
tion process by increasing law en-
Fatal injuries due to drunk driving forcement training, authorizing
of drugs in vehicle have decreased, while fatal injuries electronic search warrants for drug tests, and to educate prosecutors and
h
due to drug-impaired driving have in-
fatalities. The report creased. judges on drug-impaired driving.
also found that 44 (STR/AFP/GETTY IMAGES) Hedlund outlined additional recommendations, including raising pub-
percent of drivers lic awareness about the impairments certain drugs have on the body, and
killed in automobile accidents in 2016 who were tested for drugs tested working with pharmacists to improve communication between drugmak-
positive for one or more substances – a number that was up 28 percent ers and consumers.
from 10 years prior. That figure eclipsed the 37.9 percent who were
known to have been tested for alcohol and tested positive – a figure that
actually fell in the last decade, from 41 percent in 2006.
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A Tale of Two Cities
Pasadenan to be
Inducted Into HSS's CHICAGO HOUSTON, TX
Surfer Hall of Fame Population 2.7 million 2.15 million
STAFF REPORTS: PASADENA NOW followed by the “Adrenaline Surf” series.
Pasadena’s own famous surfer Herbie In the winter of 1985, Fletcher gathered Median HH Income $38,600 $37,000
Fletcher will be inducted into the Surfer’s together surfers and surf photographers in % African-American 38..9% 24%
Hall of Fame in Huntington Beach on Fri- front of his house at the Banzai Pipeline % Hispanic 29..9% 44%
day, August 3, along with two other surfers for the first of what has become a three- % Asian 5.5% 6%
– Hawaii’s Ben Aipa and Long Beach’s decade long tradition to promote his latest
Brett “Simpo” Simpson – who will have film. He was on the vanguard of the tow- % Non-Hispanic White 28..7% 26%
their hands and footprints immortalized in in surfing movement, riding 25-foot waves
cement for ages. at Waimea Bay on his Kawasaki Jet Ski.
“We are honored and excited to induct In 1987, years before Laird Hamilton Pretty similar until you compare the following:
these three great surfers and thank them popularized the technique, Fletcher towed
for their contributions and achievements in Martin Potter, Tom Carroll and Michael CHICAGO HOUSTON, TX
to our surfing world,” said Surfers’ Hall of Ho into 12-foot waves at Pipeline.
Fame founder Aaron Pai in a press release His wife Dibi, leader of the Fletcher surf Concealed Carry- Legal No Yes
Friday. dynasty, is daughter of surf industry icon Number of Gun Stores None 184 Dedicated gun
Born in Pasadena in 1948, Fletcher Walter Hoffman and sister to two-time stores plus 1500-
began surfing at 9 was a semifinalist in the World Champion Joyce Hoffman. legal places to buy
1996 World Surfing Championships. By Fletcher’s oldest son Christian was a trail- guns--Wal-Mart,
the end of the 1970s, Herbie had pur- blazing aerial surfer in the 1990s, while K-mart, sporting
chased Astrodeck, a maker of non-slip son Nathan, a world-class surfer in his goods, etc.
Homicides, 2012 1,806 207
Homicides per 100K 38.4 9.6
Avg. January
.
high temperature (F) 31 63
vs
Conclusion: Cold weather causes murders. This is due to cli-
mate change.
coatings for surfboards; founded Herbie own right, branched out into skateboard-
Fletcher Surfboards in Dana Point, and ing, motocross and snowboarding.
was among the leaders of the longboard Both sons were shamelessly promoted
resurgence. in their father’s videos. Grandson Greyson
Fletcher’s creation of a peel-and-stick follows in the Fletcher clan footsteps as
version of Astrodeck turned the brand into one of the world’s best skateboarders
the sport’s best known accessory utilized while the youngest Fletcher, Laser, is not
by nearly all of the world’s top surfers. far behind.
In the mid 1980’s Fletcher ventured into The Surfers’ Hall of Fame induction cer-
surf videos, releasing “Wave Warriors,” a
series of promotional videos for Astrodeck
emony pays tribute to those individuals
who have made an indelible mark on the Looks like Florida has a
sport, industry and culture of surfing.
Annually, tens of thousands of visitors
sheriff like Arizona
travel to Huntington Beach’s downtown Polk County Florida Sheriff - "You kill a policeman it means no
%342,4!2045).1/- area and literally walk in the footsteps of arrest...no Miranda rights... no negotiations...nothing but as many
surfing superstars and legends from sev- bullets as we can shoot into you...PERIOD."
'"3+25#/-00+ eral eras including Laird Hamilton, Andy An illegal alien, in Polk County , Florida , who got pulled over
Irons, Jack O’Neill, Robert August, Bob in a routine traffic stop, ended up"executing" the deputy who
stopped him. The deputy was shot eight times, including once be-
…a part of the greater HB Union HS District
Hurley, Sean Collins, Kelly Slater, Lisa
Andersen, Gerry Lopez, George Downing, hind his right ear at close range. Another deputy was wounded and
40+ Years of Service to the
Shane Dorian, Greg Noll, Corky Carroll, a police dog killed.

Communities of Huntington Beach,
Shaun Tomson, Rob Machado, Timmy The murderer was found hiding in a wooded area. As soon as
Fountain Valley, and Westminster
Turner, Shawn Stussy, Rabbit Kekai and he took a shot at the SWAT team, officers opened fire on him.
We offer job training Also offered:
many more, who are already immortalized They hit the guy 68 times.
in pharmacy •Adult English as a
in cement. Naturally, the liberal media went nuts and asked why they had
technician, computer Second Language
The nation’s first imprint collection of to shoot the poor, undocumented immigrant 68 times.
software, digital •Exercise (Yoga,
legendary surfers, the Surfers’ Hall of Sheriff Grady

media arts, medical Dance Aerobics,
Low Impact
Judd told the
assisting, and other
Fame celebrated its first induction in 1997
careers and a Aerobics, Zumba)
inside of specialty retailer Huntington Surf Orlando Sen- POLK COUNTY

full-time Counselor •Brain Fitness
and Sport where several slabs remain. tinel: "Because FLORIDA SHERIFF,
who can assist you Program for
GRADY JUDD
Four years later with the blessing of the that's all the am-
in planning for Older Adults
Huntington Beach city council and a stun- munition we

your future. •Art, History,
had."
Personal Finance,
$.5*1,45(1* 3& Home Arts, ning bronze statue of Duke Kahanamoku
17231 Gothard St., and other serving as a backdrop, the ceremony Now, is that
moved outside to the corner of Pacific just about the
Leisure Classes
all-time greatest
Huntington Beach •HS Diploma or
Coast Highway and Main, less than 100
answer or
92647
feet from the famed Huntington Beach
GED program
(714) 842-HBAS •Parent Education
Pier, site of the Vans U.S. Open of Surf- what??
( - 4 2 2 7 ) •Parent Smart
ing. The Coroner

(located just south Preschool and
This year’s induction ceremony features also reported

of Warner and Toddler Classes
the inductees, family, friends, pro surfers that the illegal

OV High School) (Parent Education)
$)4) 6...,*'-4,5+36 and industry titans, and is open to the pub- alien died of natural causes. When asked by a reporter how that
lic, free of charge. could be, since there were 68 bullet wounds in his body,
For more information, visit www.hss- He simply replied: (BEST QUOTE ever) . .."When you are shot
/126-6/3006#(*5+30561/6!0-4454
surf.com/shof. 68 times you are naturally gonna die."
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13,988 14,988 20,988 14,988 5,988

STOCK# S8560P STOCK# S8509P STOCK# S8436P STOCK# S8509P STOCK# S8469A
VIN G7264127 VIN GF294554 VIN R544177 VIN F294554 VIN G972077058
$ $ $ $ $
INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE
2018 Dodge 2017 Ford 2013 Ford 2015 Mitsubishi 2006 Toyota
Charger R/T Sedan Expedition SUV Fusion SE Outlander Sport ES RAV4
27,988 28,988 8,999 12,988 8,800

STOCK# S8561P STOCK# S8287P STOCK# S8566A STOCK# S8647P STOCK# S18026A
VIN H156479 VIN EA21469 VIN DR192642 VIN E024405 VIN V965005852
$ $ $ $ $
INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE
SOUTH COAST MITSUBISHI

2480 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa CA 92626
www.southcoastmitsubishi.com
714.545.1700
All advertised prices exclude government fees and taxes, any finance charges, any dealer document preparation charge, and
any emission testing charge. Financing in lieu of factory rebates for all advertised vehicles.
*Must finance through Mitsubishi Motors Credit of America to qualify.
All dealer added accessories at retail price. Offer good through close of business Thursday 06/29/18.
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PRICES
SELECTION
If you can find the same

new Honda for less within
5 days, Norm Reeves will
pay you the difference or
buy your vehicle back.
VEHICLE
New 2018 Honda
CIVIC LX Sedan
Auto
New 2018 Honda
ACCORD LX Sedan
Auto
New 2018 Honda
CR-V LX 2WD
Auto
VIP IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAM
Take advantage of great
Lease for Lease for Lease for
129 199 199

benefits when you trade up
$ per mo
+ tax
$ per mo
$ per mo
to a new Honda today.
+ tax + tax
VEHICLE
5-Day Trial Exchange: 5-day or

500-mile exchange for equal or
$
2,999 due at lease signing, $
2,999 due at lease signing, $
2,999 due at lease signing, lesser value when vehicle is in
on approved tier 1+ credit. on approved tier 1+ credit. on approved tier 1+ credit. the same condition as delivered.
5-Month or 5,000-Mile Warranty:
Closed-end lease for 36 months. Amount due at Closed-end lease for 36 months. Amount due at Closed-end lease for 36 months. Amount due at Covers engine components,
lease signing includes 1st payment, $0 security lease signing includes 1st payment, $0 security lease signing includes 1st payment, $0 security manual and automatic
deposit, tax, license, and fees. Drive-off example deposit, tax, license, and fees. Drive-off example deposit, tax, license, and fees. Drive-off example transmission, and axle assembly
based on 7.75% tax rate. Actual amount may based on 7.75% tax rate. Actual amount may based on 7.75% tax rate. Actual amount may components. See dealer for copy
vary. 12,000 miles per year with $.15 per mile vary. 12,000 miles per year with $.15 per mile vary. 12,000 miles per year with $.15 per mile of limited warranty.
thereafter. Offer extended to 7/5/18. thereafter. Offer extended to 7/5/18. thereafter. Offer extended to 7/5/18.
FREE
Parking pass provided by the City of Huntington Beach. To receive the beach parking pass, a new
s for
Ask Uls! vehicle owner must: 1) complete the voucher with Norm Reeves Honda Superstore Huntington
Detai
GET YOUR Beach authorized personnel; and 2) take the voucher, bill of sale, and photo ID to either the
Community Services Department, Civic Center – 5th Floor, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach,
CA 92648, or Moorehouse Lifeguard Headquarters, 103 Paci c Coast Highway, Huntington Beach,
ANNUAL BEACH PARKING PASS! CA 92648 within 30 days of automobile purchase to redeem the voucher for a beach parking pass.
Beach parking pass valued at $150. Offer expires 6/30/18.
2015 Honda
CIVIC LX SEDAN THIS WEEK’S
$15, 318 1 at this offer † plus tax and fees PRE-OWNED SPECIALS
• Less than 80,000 miles • 182-point certi cation Stk #9949952, VIN 086765, Auto, 4 Cyl 1.8L, 2014 Kia
• 12-Month /12,000-Mile Limited Warranty^ 12,938 Miles
SOUL HB
• 7-Year/100,000-Mile Powertrain Warranty^ 2015 Honda
• SiriusXM® free three-month trial period ACCORD LX SEDAN $7, 996 † 1plus tax and fees
at this offer
2015 Honda
$15, 766 † 1plus tax and fees
at this offer
Stk #994810, VIN 066787, Auto, 4 Cyl 1.6L,
80,410 Miles
CIVIC LX SEDAN Stk #994832, VIN 156131, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L,
2013 Volkswagen
28,856 Miles
$14, 198 1 at this offer † plus tax and fees JETTA SE SEDAN
2015 Honda
Stk #994887, VIN 228074, Auto, 4 Cyl 1.8L, CR-V LX 2WD $8, 993 † 1plus tax and fees
at this offer
34,526 Miles
2015 Honda $17, 233 † 1plus tax and fees
at this offer Stk #994992, VIN 281332, Auto, 5 Cyl 2.5L,
65,945 Miles
CIVIC LX SEDAN Stk #994910, VIN 706847, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L,
at this offer
35,470 Miles
2015 Honda
2011 Ford
ESCAPE XLT FWD
Stk #994953, VIN 265974, Auto, 4 Cyl 1.8L, CR-V LX 2WD
39,202 Miles $8, 998 † 1plus tax and fees
2015 Honda $17, 889 † 1plus tax and fees
at this offer
at this offer
Stk #995002, VIN A50026, Auto, 6 Cyl 3.0L,
FIT LX HB Stk # 994831, VIN 007445, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L, 82,349 Miles
at this offer
15,216 Miles
^See dealer for copy of warranty.
Stk #994926, VIN 755643, Auto, 4 Cyl 1.5L, †All advertised prices exclude government fees and taxes, any nance charges, any dealer document processing charge, any
30,141 Miles electronic ling charge, and any emission testing charge. All vehicles subject to prior sale. See dealer for details. Offers expire 7/5/18.
888-409-4577 75 Off!**
Maintenance Service $
Discount up to
• $10 off service between $80-$149.99
• $20 off service between $150-$299.99
19131 Beach Boulevard • $35 off service between $300-$499.99
Huntington Beach, CA 92648 • $50 off service between $500-$649.99
• $75 off service $650 & up
**Honda vehicles only. $75 maximum discount. Not eligible for tire purchases. Must present
SE HABLA ESPAÑOL CHÚNG TÔI NÓI TIÊNG VIÊT coupon when order is written. Limit one coupon per person. Not valid with any other offer. Plus
NormReevesHB.com 888-639-0717 888-567-5232
tax and any hazardous waste fees. Valid only at Norm Reeves Honda Superstore Huntington
Beach, 19131 Beach Boulevard, Huntington Beach, CA 92648, 888-409-4577. Expires 7/5/18.
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