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NOV. 12, 2010
SDG&E offers holiday light exchange
OCEANSIDE — On Nov.
18, Oceanside’s weekly
Sunset Farmers Market will
be serving up ways to light
up the holidays and save
energy along with its traditional
spread of fresh produce
and international food.
From 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.,
Sunset Market, at Tremont
Street and Civic Center
Drive, will be host to San
Diego Gas & Electric’s annual
Light-Emitting Diode, or
LED, Holiday Lighting
Exchange. To help North
County residents save energy
and money this holiday season,
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plimentary LED bulbs to
Sunset Market customers.
Amid hundreds of juried
vendors, arts and crafts
exhibits and live entertainment,
SDG&E customers will
be able to exchange up to
three strands of incandescent
holiday lights for an
equivalent number of energy-efficient,
multi-colored
LED holiday lights. As an
added bonus, the 15-foot
strands of lights come with
an eco-friendly reusable bag.
Participation in the
exchange is easy; customers
simply need to bring their
old lights and present a copy
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Compared to traditional
incandescent holiday
lights, LED lights can save
customers up to 90 percent in
holiday lighting costs. LED
lights are cool to the touch,
reduce fire risk, and are safer
for use both inside and outside
the home. They also
shine brighter and last up to
100 times longer than incandescent
holiday lights.
The Oceanside event is
the first of SDG&E’s seven
lighting exchanges with the
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FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPS
From left, San Dieguito Academy High School field hockey team captains Kailie Pasko and
Katey Ford accept the coveted silver-and-blue stick from Canyon Crest High School captains
Jodi Helsel and Kiana Duncan after the annual Clash of the Academies field hockey match
between the schools that occurred Oct. 28. SDA defended its crown and won 2-0 with Junior
Grace Collins scoring on a rebound with the assist from Senior Jessica Bloom. Senior Ariana
Crow then blasted a short-corner shot past the goalie for the second score, with the assist
going to Senior Kailie Pasko. The win kept SDA undefeated in the Valley League at 7-0. The
team’s overall record is 11-6-1. Courtesy photo
Group seeks outstanding women
OCEANSIDE —
Soroptimist International of
Oceanside/Carlsbad is now
seeking applicants for its
recognition program targeted
for young women who make
the community and world a
better place. The Violet
Richardson Award honors
young women, between the
ages of 14 and 17, for volunteer
action such as fighting
drugs, crime and violence;
cleaning up the environment;
and working to end discrimination
and poverty.
“As a volunteer service
organization for business
and professional women,
Soroptimist believes that
by acknowledging young
women’s volunteer involvement
now, they will grow up to
be vital, active members of the
community,” said Adele
McIntosh, president of the
Oceanside/Carlsbad club.
Tickets for shopping benefit on sale
COAST CITIES — Tickets
are now on sale for the San
Diego Chapter of Childhelp
24th annual Holiday Fantasia.
The Polynesian-themed
event will start at 9:30 a.m. Nov.
19 at the Park Hyatt Aviara
Resort in Carlsbad. It will again
offer holiday boutique shopping,
with vendors and artisans
donating a percentage of their
sales to support Childhelp.
At noon, guests can enjoy
a Polynesian lunch along with
Hawaiian entertainment and a
presentation of For the Love of
The Violet Richardson
Award program begins at the
local Soroptimist club level,
where the type of
award varies. Soroptimist
International of Oceanside/
Carlsbad presents a $1,500
award to winners and another
$500 to the charitable organization
of their choice.
Club-level winners then
become eligible for one of 28
$1,000 awards. In addition, at
this level, $1,000 will be contributed
in honor of the winners
to their volunteer organizations.
One finalist will be
chosen from among the 28
winners for an additional
award, including a contribution
of $2,500 to the finalist’s
volunteer organization.
Applications for the
award program are available
at local high schools and
libraries, or by contacting
Louann Gigante at (760) 941-
a Child award. This year’s
award goes to Don and Beth
Bewley of Eufora International.
The award is given each year to
a local San Diegan who has
made a difference in the lives
of abused and neglected children
through generosity, time
and hard work. Also a special
Angel Award will be presented
to foster parents Jamie and
Kim Thomas.
The afternoon will feature
more shopping and opportunities
to learn about the
work being done by Childhelp.
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The award program is
named after Violet
Richardson, the president of
the first Soroptimist club in
1921. Richardson believed in
personal responsibility and
the motto, “It’s what you do
that counts.” She lived her life
accordingly, as an active member
in her community who was
committed to creating opportunities
for girls and young
women. Soroptimist established
this award to honor the
memory of this unique woman
and her dedication to volunteer
action.
For more information
about Soroptimist
International of Oceanside/
Carlsbad, call McIntosh at
(760) 410-7447.
Proceeds go directly to support
the Village of Childhelp
in Beaumont, the four group
homes in Orange County and
the 24-hour support National
Hotline, (800) 422-4453.
For tickets or information,
contact Kurtina
Chodorow at (858) 794-1775.
Tickets are $95.
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