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NOV. 12, 2010
Culinary
cornucopia
at Pala for
holiday
PALA — The culinary
cornucopia that is Choices
Buffet at Pala Casino Spa &
Resort will offer even more
selections for Thanksgiving
dinner from 10 a.m. to 10
p.m. on Thanksgiving Day
on Nov. 25. Select brunch
items also will be offered
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The feast will begin
with four turkey-carving
stations with all the traditional
Thanksgiving trimmings.
But Southern
California’s largest buffet
will also tempt holiday
palates with carved prime
rib of beef, steamed king
crab legs, rotisserie whole
turkeys, asparagus spears,
wild rice stuffing with cranberry
raisins and pecans,
Chinese-style shrimp,
steamed Halibut with crab
sauce, oysters on the half
shell, breaded fried scallops,
rack of lamb, shrimp
cocktail, house-made sushi,
Asian steamed fish fillet,
carved American Buffalo,
creamy pumpkin soup and
other holiday favorites.
Traditional pumpkin
pie, with whipped topping,
will lead Chef Albert Cruz’s
parade of more than 80
desserts. The feasting can
begin for just $36 per person.
Pala Privileges card
members and one guest
may enjoy Thanksgiving
dinner for $28.80 per person;
Gold level cardholders
and one guest, $25.20;
Platinum, $18, and Elite
members and one guest are
free. Reservations are suggested
for parties of 10 or
more.
Call (760) 510-2299.
Pala Privileges membership
is free at the
Privileges Center in the
casino.
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3. Saves money 4. Guarantees your family will never
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with inflation. 5. Shows you care. 6. Relieves your
loved ones of the financial responsibility.
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PET
OF
WEEK
THE
Simba is a classic
black, 9-year-old domestic
longhair male.
Simba came to
Rancho Coastal with his
sister Nala when the family
had to move. Simba is
a sweet boy with a beautiful
long coat that will
need to be brushed on a
regular basis.
Simba is available for
adoption at Rancho
Coastal Humane Society.
His adoption fee is $62.50
which includes spay or
neuter, and free vet exam.
602 S. Coast Hwy.
Oceanside
760-722-4264
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obituaries/memorials
Rancho Coastal
Humane Society is located
at 389 Requeza St. in
Encinitas. Hours of operation
are from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. For details, call (760)
753-6413 or e-mail
info@rchumanesociety.
org.
Kids Korps honored
for outstanding
community service
COAST CITIES —
Members of the North County
Kids Korps were honored for
their outstanding community
service Oct. 23.
On national “Make a
Difference Day,” more than 50
Kids Korps volunteers were in
attendance to receive their
Presidential Student Service
Awards, signed by President
Barack Obama, at Carpentier
Park in Cardiff-by-the-Sea.
Awardees were recognized for
their outstanding service
improving communities and
making America stronger.
Those who earned more than
100 hours of service also
received the Senatorial
Certificate from Sen. Mark
Wyland, 38th District Office.
Prior to the award ceremony,
volunteers joined in a creek
cleanup at Carpentier Park.
Kids Korps members and their
parents helped with weeding,
picking up trash, planting, and
spreading wildflower seeds.
These helping hands learned
what it takes to create and
maintain an environmentally
sensitive park while providing
a community asset where there
was once dirt. The project is
just one of hundreds of Green
Korps environmental service
and habitat protection projects
annually presented by Sempra
Energy Foundation.
“At Kids Korps USA, the
spirit of giving is instilled in
youth through community volunteerism.
As youth and teens
learn the meaning of community
service, they develop leadership
skills and gain perspective
on how they can make a difference
in the world,” said
founder Joan Wafer.
“I learned to care about
other people, not just myself,”
said 11-year-old Anthony
Piglovski, the youngest Kids
Korps member to receive the
Gold Presidential Award for
volunteering 100 hours in one
year. Alexandra Scafidi is the
youngest, at age 7, to receive
the Bronze Award for giving 62
hours of her time to volunteer
in the past year.
Other Kids Korps members
who received the Gold
Presidential Student Service
Award included Joy Marsella,
Diana Burdick and Dana
Knees.
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Film Club picks season’s showings
OCEANSIDE — The
North County Film Club will
begin its second year in
January with films at
the UltraStar Mission
MarketPlace Theater. Its
season will consist of 10 foreign
and independent films
and members are invited to
help in the selection of the
films to be shown.
The group has chosen 22
films listed below. As soon
as the group receives these
film titles from UltraStar, a
list will be sent out to paid
DEL MAR — The Del
Mar Village Association has
planned the first official
cheering station of the San
Diego Breast Cancer 3-Day
Walk. The fundraising walk,
which starts Nov. 19 at the
Del Mar Fairgrounds,
involves more than 4,000 participants
walking up Coast
Boulevard to 15th Street and
right on Camino Del
Mar/Pacific Coast Highway
101 through downtown Del
Mar between 7:30 and 9 a.m.
Plans are under way for a
Sally Bennett
Escondido
August 7, 1937 to
October 13, 2010
Ramona Bowden
Vista
Passed away on
October 29, 2010
Rosemary Claire
Byrne
Carlsbad
July 16, 1928 to
November 1, 2010
Marie I. Carter
Escondido
February 19, 1930 to
October 22, 2010
Dian Y. Chu
San Marcos
June 24, 1940 to
October 24, 2010
David R. Clark
Oceanside
August 5, 1922 to
October 23, 2010
Leo Burton Clark
Escondido
January 31, 1931 to
October 26, 2010
Evangeline Mary
Cook
Oceanside
July 24th, 1928 to
October 30, 2010
Michael J. Duschner
Carlsbad
May 26, 1936 to
October 15, 2010
members for a vote. To join,
make out the check for the
$10 membership fee and
mail to North County Film
Club, P.O. Box 56, San Luis
Rey, Ca., 92068. With this
NCFC membership card the
cost of admittance to an
UltraStar Mission Market
Place movie is $6.50 plus a
free 16-ounce popcorn when
you attend any UltraStar
Theater.
Films nominated for
the Winter-Spring Season
are “Coco Chanel & Igor
hometown pep rally to take
place involving Torrey Pines
High School students, local
businesses and residents and
Del Mar lifeguards and firefighters
in support of the
3Day Walkers.
The DMVA is asking
downtown Del Mar merchants,
community members
and residents to donate bottled
water that will be given
out to walkers as they come
through the city. Bottled
water needs to be dropped
off at En Fuego Cantina and
Verl Koons
Vista
Passed away on
October 29, 2010
Maurice W.
Krumrey
Oceanside
Passed away on
October 26, 2010
William Edwin
Mathwig
Oceanside
September 2, 1946
to October 28, 2010
Jackie J. Mehl
Cardiff-by-the-Sea
July 19, 1918 to
October 25, 2010
Martina Crosthwaite
Minor
Oceanside
October 1, 1916 to
October 9, 2010
Donald Merriman
More
Escondido
May 23, 1930 to
October 31, 2010
Dr. Edward A.
Nowell
Carlsbad
January 4, 1940 to
October 31, 2010
Phyllis Odle
Escondido
December 18, 1939
to October 24, 2010
Maria Selma Oehm
Carlsbad
July 4, 1911 to
October 26, 2010
Candelaria Paz
Vista
February 2, 1929 to
October 28, 2010
Jon K. Pflueger
Escondido
December 23, 1948
to October 27, 2010
Connie "Beth"
Elizabeth Creed
Reed
Escondido
November 15, 1917
to October 24, 2010
Col. Maurice "Mike"
Rose
Oceanside
December 29, 1925
to October 25, 2010
Charles I. Russell
Carlsbad
June 14, 1965 to
October 31, 2010
Robert Schnell
Escondido
May 16, 1939 to
November 4, 2010
Lt. Col. Marshall L.
Spenser
Escondido
Passed away on
September 25, 2010
Ellen B. Young
Carlsbad
Passed away on
October 24, 2010
B7
Stravinsky;” “The Girl Who
Kicked The Hornet's Nest;
“The Girl Who Played With
Fire;” “Joan Rivers: A Piece
of Work;” “Winter's Bone;”
“Five Minutes of Heaven;”
“The Kids Are Alright;”
“Mao’s Last Dancer;”
“MicMacs;” “The Concert;”
“My One And Only;” “The
King's Speech;” “The Extra
Man;” “Colin Fitz Lives;”
“The Illusionist;” “Moon;”
“Ponyo;” “Summer Hours;”
“Cell 211;” “The Black
Balloon;” and “Get Low.”
Village turns out for Breast Cancer walk
Grill, 1342 Camino, by Nov.
18.The DMVA is also encouraging
everyone downtown to
decorate in pink all along
Camino Del Mar Nov. 19 in
support of the walkers.
The Del Mar Village
Association is a nonprofit
organization made up of Del
Mar residents, business owners
and property owners who
are dedicated to working
together to enhance the vitality
of the Village while preserving
the community’s history
and unique character.