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B2 S.G.V. EXAMINER 623 W. Foothill Blvd. Glendora, California 91741 Phone (626) 852-3374 Fax (626) 852-1904 E-mail: sgexaminer@aol.com EUGENE F. MOSES Publisher/Editor INDAY MOSES Associate Editor Edward M. Moses, Esq. Legal Counsel George Ogden Senior Staff Reporter Ken Herman J.J. McDonough Ken Eliasberg Charles H. Bayer Lorie Pope Pauly Jorge V. Rosales Lynda Siminske Contributing Writers Manuel Ampil Senior Sales Rep San Gabriel Valley Examiner, published weekly by Eumo Enterprises, has been adjudicated as a newspaper of General Circulation for the County of Los Angeles, California in Court Case No. KS 005341. Mission Statement • We believe that journalism should be free from any motives other than relaying information to its readers. It should not be used to win a favor by flattery, to enhance a particular political interest, or for the purpose of financial gain. • We also believe in accuracy in fact and context. Journalists should be accountable for any news or subjects they write about. • We believe in growth. Therefore, complaints or mistakes erroneously committed will be entertained and investigated diligently and corrected accordingly. • We believe in performing our journalistic work to the best of our ability and will continue to present the facts clearly and fairly. DISCLAIMER Views and opinions of writers, contributors and columnists are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher or the newspaper. SUBMISSION POLICY All submissions for publication become the property of San Gabriel Valley Examiner and will not be returned. San Gabriel Valley Examiner does not guarantee submissions to be published. All submissions are subject to editing, including to conform to space limitations. COMMENTARY/LETTERS The Long Weekend Means??? I sometimes have a little problem with the term “Memorial Day Holiday” or the “Memorial Day Holiday Weekend.” It’s the word “Holiday” that bothers me. It is Memorial Day and/or Memorial Weekend. When I ask people what Memorial Day is. I find that few really know. Some know it is a time to put the flags out for some type of military day. Many say it is a day off of work and school and “It’s a Holiday!” Since when did we start celebrating and making it a “Holiday” when a soldier gives his life for our country? Should we believe that an 18 year old young man, while serving our country, takes a bullet, artillery round or steps on a mine, and gives the ultimate sacrifice, his life, we should celebrate it as a holiday? Let’s thank him for dying, so now we can have a Memorial Day Sales all over the place. Automobile dealerships, major stores, mom & pop stores can have Super Sales with Big Savings during the Memorial Day Holiday Weekend. Sadly, some have seemed to have forgotten what that day, Memorial Day, is all about. We shouldn’t have to be reminded George Ogden That’s just the way it is! as it should have been taught in our schools (or has it?). This Japanese Community Center Honors Veterans By George Ogden WEST COVINA — The East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community Center honored all veterans with their 15th Annual Memorial Service. The was held at their center in West Covina on Sunday, May 24. It was well attended with standing room only. The Master of Ceremonies were Brandon Leong and Jennifer Akamine who is also the ESGVJCC Queen. The posting of the flags was done by VFW Nisei Post 9902. Miko Noriega from Scout Troop 1328. Vice President David Teragowa welcomed everyone who attended the event and talked about the program. The guest speaker was Rob- is a day to remember and to give thanks and honor to those soldiers who served you, and are now gone. These veterans have given of themselves. Many lost their lives while serving in the military. Today, I see veterans honoring themselves. If you were to take a head count at a Memorial Day service, you would find that today, most of the people attending would be veterans and their families. I went to a number of Me- Guest speaker Robert Leong, Special Forces Army Captain in Vietnam ert Leong who served in the special forces in Vietnam as an Army Captain. His message was in three parts. He talked a little about himself, about those that served and what to do next (with our veterans). He went on to say that “to be honorable, you need to act honorable” He also recognized a number of Japanese Americans who gave their lives during WWII, the Korean and Vietnam Wars. Then they had a flag ceremony with the playing of TAPS by past VFW District Commander Bernard Cain. Pearl Omiya, ESGVJCC Executive Director then gave a few words of appreciation. Refreshments were served after the ceremony. morial Day events this past weekend. For those of you who had a chance to attend, a special thanks to you. Many took off for the three day weekend. Some of you were flying flags from you cars, boats and/or trailers. You took the memory with you. Again thanks. It is up to us to remember these proud veterans and to honor them in some way. “That’s Just the Way It Is!” Renowned Neurologist Vincent Fortanasce, M.D. to Speak about How to Reduce Your Chance of Alzheimer's AZUSA — Alzheimer's is pandemic among older adults worldwide. As 79 million baby boomers age, it promises to be the Great American Epidemic of the 21st century. Roughly 50% of untreated people eventually develop dementia and 70% of those patients are placed in nursing homes within two years. Silverado Senior Living presents a free presentation about Alzheimer's prevention featuring neurologist Vincent Fortanasce, M.D., author of The ANTI-Alzheimer's Prescription - The Science-Proven Plan to Start at Any Age. Dr. Fortanesce is a renowned bioethicist, author and radio show host with 20 years experience dealing with medical issues on a national and international level. He will present his unique fourstep program to prevent Alzheimer's disease at a special free presentation on Tuesday, June 2, 6:00 pm at Silverado Senior Living - Sierra Vista, 125 W. Sierra Madre, Azusa. Dr. Fortanasce has appeared on 60 Minutes, CNN's Paula Zahn Now, Dr. Phil, Dateline NBC and The Today Show. He is a regular spokesperson for publications including Time Magazine, The New Yorker, USA Today, Washington Review, the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times. He trained in psychiatry at the Institute of Living, A Yale Affiliate Hospital; in neurology at the University of Southern California (USC); and in orthopedic rehabilitation at the prestigious Rancho Los Amigos Medical Center in Downey, CA. The seminar is open to the public. There is no cost. Seating is limited. Please RSVP to Silverado Senior Living at 626- 812-9777. The San Gabriel Valley Examiner S U B S C R I P T I O N F O R M YES, I want a one year subscription of the SGV Examiner NAME_______________________________________________ ADDRESS___________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ Phone_____________________ San Gabriel Valley Examiner A weekly publication. 52 issues a year sent by mail for $75. Local subscription: $50/year. Mail check or money order to: SGV EXAMINER, 623 W. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, California 91741. May 28 - June 3, 2009 Letters to the Editor Opinions Are The Writer’s I would like to recommend a great restaurant, "The Palms" located at 1717 S. Grand Avenue in Glendora. It serves good and delicious food with very reasonable prices. Mr. Bill, the original owner has taken over the restaurant again and he certainly knows how to run a business. For example, between 6:00 AM to 12:00 noon, breakfast costs from $1.99 to $2.99 depending on your choice. At today's economy it is a real treat! I invite everyone to visit "The Palms". It is open from 6:00 AM till 9:00 PM. It offers macaroni The American Legion Auxiliary is long known for support of our communities and our veterans. A year and a half ago I wrote about the American Legion Auxiliary's involvement in "Operation Mend", another opportunity to help our wounded soldiers returning home with serious facial injuries by providing access to the country's best plastic and reconstructive surgeons in the private sector. Last Friday on Channel 4 World News Tonight there was a segment on this wonderful program at UCLA, started with a man named Ronald Katz, a wellregarded inventor, who although not a veteran himself has always had a deep affection for the military through the eyes and talent of his father, a WWII USO performer, Mickey Katz. Having provided the lead gift for the new Fisher House at the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas, Katz made a visit in August 2006 and after touring the hospital and seeing the faces blown away by IED's, he was determined to help out any way he could. On returning home he talked to the Director of Plastic Surgery and others into going to Brooke Medical Center to see what could be done. Although Barry McGuire “Eve Of Destruction” and John York in Covina By George Ogden Covina — Barry McGuire’s 60’s song “Eve of Destruction” climbed the chart ahead of it’s time. During the Vietnam war, this song had a lot of truth and meaning. What is interesting, it still applies today. Barry McGuire teamed up with John York (Byrds” for the "Trippin the 60's" gig. They appeared at the Fret House in Covina. The two of them put on a great show and with Barry 73 years young is still cooking. John York is still hot with the strings and doesn’t seem to age. Barry and John played a number of tunes from the era and gave a fun history on how the songs came about and their history. Keep an eye out for these guys. However, right now McGuire is leaving the states for awhile. McGuire will be in Europe on tour for a couple of Bargain Restaurant Lauded Examiner reporter George Ogden talks with Barry McGuire and John York after their gig, “Trippin the Sixties”. From left, Barry McGuire, John York and the well nourished male on the right is, yours truly, George Ogden. months and then back in the area in July for a couple of gigs and then heads out for the West Coast tour. Keep track on these guys as they are great entertainment. Visit Barry McGuire’s and cheese special on Fridays but you can always choose from their menu. I like the tacos, spaghetti and chili, as well as the friendly atmosphere, excellent service of George, the waiter, as well as waitresses Mariana, Carol, Connie, and Erica who give their best to their customers. I am confident that once you have tried the Palms you will be back again and again. Good luck to "The Palms" now and in the future. Mike Lee Azusa Mend Military Vets Donations Needed the Army Hospital was doing great work for these wounded soldiers, they could not provide the level of plastic and reconstructive surgery that UCLA could, so a partnership was formed. By the fall of 2007 logistics had been worked out so that the first patient arrived from Brooke Medical Center. Katz did not stop with making "Operation Mend" happen. His Foundation helps families with uncovered costs such as lodging. The doctors, nurses and support staff for these surgeries volunteer their time. The American Legion Auxiliary, since getting involved, has donated $4,500 because the nation's veterans are their foremost concern. Donations are always welcome for costs of the surgeries and that is where everyone can help. Checks should be made payable to "The UCLA Foundation" and earmarked "Operation Mend", Fund #617640, Division of Plastic Surgery", and mailed to the attention of Adrienne Walt, Director of Development, Department of Surgery, 10945 La Conte Ave., Suite 3132. Box 951784, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1784. Margaret L. McIntosh San Gabriel website at trippinthesixties.com and John York’s website at johnyorkmusic.com The San Gabriel Valley Examiner welcomes letters in good taste on any subject. Priority is given to letters exclusive to the San Gabriel Valley Examiner. All letters must be accompanied by the writer's true name, address and daytime telephone number, should be on a single subject and kept to 250 words or less, although we may run letters of longer length. Letters of any length are subject to trimming and editing. Writers are limited to one letter per month. All letters and articles to the Examiner may be published or distributed in print, electronic and other forms. 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May 28 - June 3, 2009 Much has been made lately - even a feeble bleeding-heart effort in this paper - of the brutal methods employed by our interrogators in their effort to protect the rest of us from the tender mercies of Radical Islamic Terrorists (oops, forgive me; from those guys who cause "man caused disasters"). Our president has informed us that it corrodes our character; our local preacher has described our very laudable efforts as "unconscionable." Both descriptions inform us why the Democrats cannot be entrusted with the job of keeping America safe. Unfortunately, that's where we find ourselves today - in the hands of slobbering, spineless pantywaists who think you avert any disaster by just making nice. In any event, even if that doesn't work - and you happen to lose a city or two - people will like you, and that's all that counts with our left-wing friends. America doesn't have to be either right or good in their eyes; as long as people love us, it's okay. Well, I've got news for you; (1) they still won't like us, and (2) who gives a damn if they like us - leadership is about principles, not popularity. And the first principle that any leader should have in mind is Since the beginning of the year, my mind has been all atwitter. Nothing seems to be real any more. I feel as though I have fallen down a rabbit hole, or stepped through a mirror into a land where things aren't what they seem, but are whatever you want them to mean. Some extravagant celebration seems to be going on. Seated around a gigantic table are people wearing weird hats with strange symbols embroidered on them, drinking from giant cups, and sloshing what looks like SOME- THING -- but has no REAL substance -- all over their fellow merry-makers. At the head of the table is a dignified, self-satisfied man wearing a large stove-pipe hat, expounding with eloquent vagueness about his respect for the Constitution, and his pledge to "preserve, protect and defend" it . . . EXCEPT for Article I, Section 8; Article II, Section 2; and ESPECIALLY Amendments IX and X. Standing next to him -- but unable to get a word in edgewise -- is a grinning man who Every month or so when I'm feeling overly positive about the human race, I take a small dose of cultural obscenity. No, I don't fiddle around on the internet until I hit some X rated web site. I just tune in Fox News' resident nay-sayer, Sean Hannity. I used to take an irregular stab at listening to Russ Limbaugh, but concluded that he is just an obnoxious performer. Hannity is both unfair and downright mean-spirited! The last time I got a glimpse of this ugliness was the end of the week President Obama spent in Europe. Hannity was comparing what he held to be the essence of the American ethos, and that of Europe. We Americans, he claimed, believe that the only real value is the ability of the individual to get as rich as he/she can, without regard to the general welfare. On the other hand, Hannity held that Europeans believe everybody has to be brought along, and society obliged to see that there is some level of economic equality. About the European perspective he used the loaded word, "socialism." And Obama was said to have knelt before that image. So the basic question: "what Ken Eliasberg the protection and preservation of his country. And in that vein - he or she should authorize any action calculated to protect America, no matter how shocking it may be to the sensibilities of a bunch of left-wing pansies. Permit me to elaborate by making 4 observations; 1. We have not employed torture; waterboarding is not torture!! 2. Torture works!!! 3. Not only is it "conscionable" to employ torture - under certain circumstances it may be the only tool available to us in our effort to save, very possibly, millions of lives 4. Under compelling circumstances, every one of us - including you moralizing leftwing holier-than-thou phonies - J.J. McDonough can't seem to keep his feet out of his mouth. And, next to him is a rather flustered pant-suited woman, who can't decide whether someone told her something somewhere. Nevertheless, whoever that "someone" was, he must have been lying! Shouting out of a window across the room, a rather confused man is bafflegabbing to a bunch of angry people who are throwing little square bags at him. They seem to be having some sort of tea party. Now, these are my kind of people. And, my size 7 1/4 pointed fedora should put me in good stead to tell them about my Charles H. Bayer is American society really about?" Just a cursory glance at our history gives a picture far different than Hannity's caricature. If you are convinced we are a nation of people whose only interest is self-interest, I invite you to sit down and make a list of those in American history you most admire. Stop when you hit about twenty. I'd give you my list, but I don't want to overly prejudice the discussion. Include founding fathers and mothers, political figures, religious leaders, our best thinkers, physicians, scientists, those who have made a real difference. I may be wrong, but I believe you will find your list, as is mine, to be dominated by individuals with a serious commitment to the common good. COMMENTARY The San Gabriel Valley Examiner S.G.V. EXAMINER B3 Torture, Schmorture - You Do Whatever It Takes To Protect The Nation!!! would not hesitate for 1 second to employ the most brutal method of torture available to us! At the outset, let me make it very clear that the "enhanced interrogation" techniques - waterboarding - that our people employed do not, in my opinion (as well as that of many others knowledgeable on matters of this nature) constitute "torture." And, I understand that there are others with heightened sensibilities (and a much higher belt line) who might disagree, and they are certainly free to do so. But that doesn't make them either prudent or right! Secondly, one thing is clear - torture works!! Even John McCain, who has taken a very strong public stand against torture (is this guy ever right about anything meaningful??), noted in his book that it broke him. Thus, despite the credit he is given for his heroism while in captivity - credit he clearly deserves - his own record as a prisoner of war who broke under torture flies in the face of his stance on torture. Now bear in mind that I am not talking about the morality of torture here - I'm talking about its efficacy. Things Aren't What They Seem friend Harvey. He'd like them, too. You see, Harvey is a Pooka. But, hey! Wait a minute! Nobody will listen to me. They aren't interested in Harvey, either. Nor are they interested in what the angry people brewing tea outside have to say. Well, if THEY won't listen to me, perhaps you will. Like I said, Harvey is a Pooka, an ancient Celtic animalspirit who appears to selected Celts for reasons known only to himself. Being Irish, I'm a Celt. Also -- believe it or not -- I acted in several plays, before I became the award-shunning writer I am today. I met Harvey while I was starring as Elwood P. Dowd in the stage play, "Harvey". After the play -- as in it -- we had a few brews at the local bar . . . called Charlie's. Unbeknownst to my wife, he accompanied us to Ireland, when we visited our ancestral home a few years ago. Then he left me. Recently, Harvey reappeared in the form of a plastic rabbitballoon my granddaughter asked me to inflate. Everyone Then we come to the morality of its use. While reasonable people might differ on this question, I have no problem with its use where the circumstances clearly indicate that a failure to resort to it might produce consequences both far more damaging and considerably less moral, i.e. the risk of sitting on your morals might produce devastating consequences. Finally, let me bring the issue closer to home. A terrorist - oops, I mean a creator of a man caused disaster - has one of your children in his possession, and, unless stopped, will most assuredly kill him (or her). You have under your control a person who has the information necessary for you to prevent this from happening. And you have asked, cajoled, bribed, begged, and, finally, engaged in eveyone's idea of what constitutes an acceptable "enhanced interrogation technique," and this person still refuses to divulge the necessary information. And time is of the essence. Do you mean to tell me you will go no further and just let your child die? Do you think president Obama, who waxes on about the morality of this con- left the room when they discovered how much work was involved. As the rabbit took form, I heard a familiar voice. "Elwood . . . why have you people become such stupid jerks? You became the most magnificent nation on Earth, because you adopted the principles of your Founders. Have you had it so good for so long that you now believe that CHANGING to a socialist, statecontrolled government is better than democratic capitalism founded on the Judeo-Christian values that made you the greatest nation on Earth?" "What do you mean?" I asked dumbfoundedly. Harvey didn't seem to be the funny guy I knew in the past. "Look at history," he continued. "Not the revisionism fabricated by today's ultra-tolerant social activists with a secular agendum to promote. Truth is Truth. It cannot be changed, no matter how adamantly you deny it. Denial can lead only to self-deceit and destruction. History has proved this many times: Babylon, Egypt, Troy, the Third duct, would hold the line if Sasha or Malia were the captives in question? Well, let me tell you what I would do - anything and everything to save my child! I would not hesitate to visit unspeakable horrors on my captive in order to do so. And I would do so for my spouse, my brother, my friend, my next door neighbor, and/or you. And, if successful in my quest to free my child (or you) while brutalizing the person under my control, I would not lose a moment's sleep. And let me tell you something else - neither would you!! These pious, moralizing phonies are always great in dealing with your problems or problems in the abstract. How they behave, however, when the shoe is on their foot is quite another matter. Now, let's up the ante. You know, or have reason to believe, that a dirty bomb has been placed in a large metropolitan area, and that, if is triggered, hundreds of thousands - perhaps, millions - of people will be killed unless the bomb is defused. Again, you have under your control a person who can provide you with the information necessary to produce the desired result. Again, your cap- Reich, the Soviet Union.." "I don't understand!" said I. "Look at your own nation," Harvey continued, as he increased in size before me. "Your Founders were honest, dedicated people, with high morals, ethics, religious standards. They embedded these values, not only in the Declaration of Independence, but in the Constitution itself. The Federalist Papers -- and other documents written by the Founders -- explained in great detail the principles upon which the Nation was founded, all BASED ON THE PREMISE that God granted Rights to Man. Unfortunately, many of today's selfstyled intelligentsia deny all of this. Yet, people of reason cannot mention in school the name of God; Jesus Christ; the Bible; Christianity. You can't even bring THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, THE CON- STITUTION, THE FLAG into some schools, because they might OFFEND SOMEONE! Yet, you can Dirty-Dance at prom, read "Playboy" magazine in class, and promote as social What Can We Learn From The Nation's Heroes? Anybody on your list who remotely resembles what Hannity defines as central to the American ethos? Even most of America's super-rich have been profoundly cognizant of the centrality of social equity. I have been continually amazed at the way so many conservative Christians have been seduced by the economic/ political philosophy Hannity champions. At the heart of the Christian faith is a concern for the common good-for the other. There are those at whom Jesus looked askance, but in every case they were the self-centered, the self-righteous, the greedy, those whose lives were consumed with accumulating for themselves and the hell with anyone else. His parables, short teachings, mighty acts, daily activities were all focused on a call to share-even with the unworthy. At its heart, the Christian faith is profoundly concerned about the last, the least and the lost. It leaves no one behind. God is the great egalitarian. Universal justice is the underlying societal principle in what Jesus described as "The Kingdom of God." His was subsequently the social ethic the ear- liest church followed. "From each according to ability. To each according to need" was not a slogan invented by Karl Max. It appears in Acts 4:32- 35. This early Christian social experiment failed miserably, not because these first Christians espoused the ethic of selfishness, but because they discovered that human nature was remarkably greedy. I doubt if a single economic system can be baptized as being more godly than any other. All economic systems can be subverted and used as the excuse for selfishness. However, the Judeo-Christian system is clearly based on respect for the left behind. I'll say more about this religious imperative in a later column, but for now I challenge those of you who hold to the Hannity perspective to sit down either with the Judeo-Christian scriptures or any religious commentary based on its ethical imperative, and discover what they tell you. There are those who claim that American was founded as a Christian nation. To the limited extent that is true, the majority of our founders were deists, whose perspectives derived not from a supernatural theol- ogy but from a religiously oriented ethical imperative. They knew-to a person-that a nation is judged not by its power to conquer or its capacity to enrich a tiny minority, but by the way it treats the most vulnerable. They were still blind regarding America's native people, its African slaves and even women, but the seeds of equality were writ large. So they included in the preamble to the Constitution, "promote the general welfare." It was their qualified Christian ethic that insured the rights of every person to life, liberty and the pursuit of happi- ARCADIA — This pet event is free and open to all four-legged family members and their owners! The event includes vendors, pet care tips and adoption opportunities as well as craft area for the kids will be at the City Hall Lawn. Pets will also get a chance to strut their stuff by joining our Wacky Pet Parade. The parade on Saturday, May 30, begins at tive has resisted every one of your entreaties, including all of the acceptable enhanced interrogation techniques. What are you going to do? Please don't tell me that to torture - and I mean torture, not just waterboard; I mean to break every bone in this person's body, among other things, if necessary - under these circumstances is "unconscionable." Let me make it easy for you, not to torture under these circumstances would be UNCON- SCIONABLE!! Millions may die, but to take any action, no matter how brutal, to save them would be unconscionable? Pleease, how pathetically stupid, or, worse yet, dishonest can you be? Moralizing is wonderful, frequently essential, and occasionally, useful. However, where survival is concerned, it may prove to be a luxury that we can ill afford. Ordinarily, one is fairly safe to observe that you don't save your country's soul by losing its body. As has often been observed - and even written about - the Constitution is not a suicide pact. NEITHER IS THE BIBLE! And that's not just my opinion; that's the way it is - check it out! (to be continued). studies teachings of the Qur'an, as well as cultures that subordinate the rights of women, the individual -- and even promote . . . slavery! You can teach kids the mechanics of sex, and how to arrange an abortion without parental knowledge. But, you can't tell them that killing kids while they're being born is wrong. Completely separating God from State will extract the very essence that has made the United States great!" I interrupted Harvey. "Ol' Buddy," I said. "Neither you nor I can solve all of the world's problems. They must be resolved by the People. Times are CHANGING. In the long run, we will get what we deserve. In the meantime, if those revelers with the funny hats don't want us, we'll just go across the street and quaff a few nipperkins at Charlie's Bar. That is, IF we still have the RIGHT to do that, before the government decides it might HARM the environment." Contact J.J. at jj_mcdonough@msn.com. ness, and who wrote that part of the Declaration into the governing document. Those who use religion as an excuse for selfishness understand neither the American genius nor the essence of religion. By the way, I thought opinion columns were about opinions! Fundamentalists--religious or political--who believe they are sole possessors of Truth are part of the problem, not part of the answer. But that's just my opinion. Contact Charles Bayer at candwbayer@verizon.net Whiskers 'n Tails Pet Fair & Parade 11am and will feature pets both big and small who dare to venture out in the wackiest pet attire. Awards will be given for best dressed pet & best dressed pet/owner combo. Parade & contest registration begins at 10am. All animals must be secured on a leash. This is a family friendly event, no aggressive animals please.
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