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2013 Official La Jolla Christmas Parade Program produced and published by LA JOLLA TODAY. All rights reserved.

La Jolla Christmas Parade Program 2 FRIDAY · DECEMBER 6, 2013LA JOLLA TODAY

Christmas Parade & Holiday Festival

Committee

PARADE & FESTIVAL CHAIR Ann Kerr Bache

PARADE CO-CHAIRSJack McGrory, Peter Farrell & Bill Kellogg

HOLIDAY FESTIVAL CO-CHAIRS Gail Forbes & Holland Smith

REGISTRATION AND ADMINISTRATION Pat Wells

DIRECTOR PARADE OPERATIONSMike Carlin

PARADE COORDINATORS

BANDS – Cynthia Adams-Carlin

BANNERS & SCOUTS – Mike Couris & LeslieArmstrong

EQUESTRIANS – Warren Heenan & John Norris

FLOATS & SAFETY – Dave Irwin

INFORMATION DESK – Charlene Boyl

MARSHALS & VIPs – Sally Fuller & Louise Heenan

MARCHING UNITS – Cynthia Adams-Carlin

MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLES – Carol Burchard &Annette Ritchie-Buis

PARKING – Rob Hildt

VIP VEHICLES – Terry Buis & Gary Bulfer

VIP RECEPTION – Louise Heenan & Sally Fuller

PUBLICITY – Ruth Hathaway Chandler & Lauren Walsh Forgione

TOASTMASTERS ANNOUNCEMENTS –Phil Covington

VOLUNTEER FOOD– Katherine Masel

FUNDRAISING – Debbie Dorsee

WEB DESIGN & OPERATIONS - David Bache

Greetings from the La JollaChristmas Parade and Holiday Festival Volunteers

Welcome to the 56th annual La JollaChristmas Parade and Holiday Festival,“Christmas in the Surf and Sand” — thefirst one sponsored by the newly formednonprofit La Jolla Christmas Parade andHoliday Festival Foundation. On Sunday,Dec. 8 at 2 p.m., the parade route begins atGirard and Kline, travels down Girard toProspect Street, then turns left to finish atthe La Jolla Recreational Center. with theHoliday Festival begins with the AntiqueAircraft Association performing its tradi-tional flyover of the Village and paraderoute. We have more than 90 entrantswith dozens of floats, bands, marchingunits, equestrians, and unique and vin-tage vehicles. Abdullah the camel, fireengines and an antique police paddywagon will add to the fun.

In honor of their 50th year, we haveselected the WindanSea Surf Club andtheir local champions as the grand mar-shals to lead the parade. Keeping with ourtradition of honoring individuals whohave made major contributions to thecommunity, this year we honor Claudia

and Bill Allen (traditional marshals), Sher-ry Ahern (philantrophic marshal), TylerOrion (innovation marshal) and the Mt.Soledad Memorial Association, represent-ed by Bruce Bailey. Students selected fromlocal schools for their exceptional serviceto the community will join the parade asyouth marshals.

It is a great day to spend in the Villagewatching the parade assemble and traveldown Girard and Prospect, and enjoyingthe Holiday Festival afterwrd. This year’sfestival will feature entertainment, airjumps, games and educational activitiesfor the kids, and as a special treat, photoswith Santa, made possible by SunriseRotary. The festivities will finish with aChristmas tree lighting ceremony, featur-ing the large tree at the La Jolla Recreationcenter, which was planted years ago andcontinues to be decorated each year, cour-tesy of GDC Construction.

As you enjoy your day in La Jolla, avoid‘Mall Mania’ and shop and dine with ourlocal merchants, who will all be open toserve you. Shopping, dining and loungingis made easy with lots of parking availableso everyone can enjoy our seaside jewel.

Check the parade website (ljpa-rade.com) for current information aboutthe parade, including maps, parking,street closures, and parade day schedulewith links to our sponsors and donors whomake the parade possible. A list of partici-pants in the parade is also on the website,so check it to find people you know andthen come out and have some fun watch-ing them travel the parade route!

Special thanks go to the ChristmasParade and Holiday Festival Committee, avery small group of dedicated and cheerfulvolunteers. It has been a privilege to workwith for them over the past 16 years, andsome have been volunteering for morethan 25 or 30 years! The Christmas

Parade and Holiday Festival would not bepossible without their many efforts, fromhelping raise funds to making sure allentrants have a fun and safe experience.

A special thanks to Pat Wells, who is thehub of the parade, cheerfully working thespectrum of tasks and keeping us allinformed. It has been a privilege to workwith the committee that is dedicated tomakinge the 2013 Christmas Parade andHoliday Festival the best ever!

The parade could not happen withoutthe sponsorships and donations receivedfrom local businesses and residents.Audrey Geisel and the Dr. Seuss Founda-tion continue to be our largest sponsor,with Merrill Lynch and La Jolla Manage-ment joining for the first time as majorsponsors. We are grateful for the contin-ued support from the County of SanDiego, Ron Roberts, The Florence RifordFund, Kiwanis, Rotary and the manysponsorships and contributions receivedfrom local businesses and residents.

Many thanks to Debbie Dorsee of theDorsee Company for stepping in to helpraise funds. Support for the 2013 editionof this event has been especially wonderful— by far the most in the event’s 56-yearhistory.

Our volunteers work countless hours toorganize this event, but the communityappreciation and support makes it allworth it. Many thanks to our loyal mer-chants and residents who have been sup-porting the parade throughout its history.

We hope you enjoy this 56th install-ment of a rich community tradition.Happy holidays!

Ann Kerr Bache, ChaimanrJack McGrory, Peter Farrell,

Bill Kellogg, Co-ChairsLJTC Christmas Parade

& Holiday Festival

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Christmas in the Surf and Sand

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It was surf competition in the early 1960sthat gave birth to the Windansea Surf Club, asthe growth of surfing spawned contests tocompare skills up and down the CaliforniaCoast. One of the biggest surf events in Califor-nia at the time was the Surf Club Competitionat Malibu Surfrider Beach.

In 1963, Chuck Hasley, who had moved toSan Diego and opened a surf shop in PacificBeach for Hobie Alter, was talking to Skip Frye,Mike Hynson and Billy Caste about theupcoming Malibu contest, and they decidedto recruit a team to surf under the Windanseabanner. Although they only had a loose con-nection to the previous club, Chuck guessedcorrectly that some of the L.A. surfers wouldremember the past luaus and figure that theywere an established surf club. Then the clubgathered a team of surfers consisting of Joey

Cabell, Robert and Ramón Patterson, DaveWillingham, I.J. Richards, Skip Frye, MikeHynson, Del Cannon, Chuck Hasley, ButchVan Artsdalen and Rusty Miller and piled intoa rented bus in Pacific Beach and arrived atMalibu to dominate the contest.

After that, word of mouth spread quickly,and the club kept recruiting the most talentedsurfers on the West Coast, adding to the clubroster the names of Miki Dora, Mike Doyle,Phil Edwards, Donald Takayama, MickeyMunoz, David Nuuhiwa, Corky Carroll andyoung women surfers like Linda Benson,Margo Godfrey-Oberg and Debbie Beacham.In 1965, under the guidance of executivedirector Thor Svenson, the club was incorpo-rated as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization withthe stated goals of “promoting the sport ofsurfing and the positive image of surfers as

athletes and good citizens, through the spon-sorship of competitive surfing events andcharitable community activities.” We thenestablished an international presence withHawaiian, Mexico and Australian branches ofthe club. Members traveled to the South Pacif-ic and Australia to compete in contests andstar in surf films of the day.

InnovativeMarshal

TylerOrion

Tyler Orion currentlyserves as interim presi-dent of CONNECT, anonprofit accelerator

catalyzing the growth of emerging technolo-gy and life-science companies in San Diego.Tyler rejoined CONNECT after the untimelypassing of Duane Roth, CONNECT's CEO, hav-ing retired in 2006 as chief operating officer.

During her career in technology businessdevelopment, defense conversion, manufac-turing process improvement, public policy andbusiness incubation, Tyler helped hundredsof entrepreneurs define and launch their com-panies. In addition, she has enabled severalmajor educational organizations, includingCONNECT in San Diego, to produce criticalprogram content, which has allowed them toserve thousands of new and emerging enter-prises.

Tyler currently serves on several boards,including the CONNECT Foundation andAssociation Boards, the MIT Enterprise ForumExecutive Committee and the CDC Small Busi-ness Finance Board and Executive Commit-tee. Tyler has written and spoken extensivelyon issues relating to technology entrepreneur-ship, and her passion is championing SanDiego’s innovation economy.

TraditionalMarshal

Claudia & WillisAllen Jr.

Claudia and Bill Allen, owners of the Crys-tal Pier Hotel and Cottages in Pacific Beach,are successful and passionate business andcommunity leaders. Claudia, a noted interiordesigner, is a member of the National BoardSmithsonian Institution Alumni. She has alsoserved on several other local nonprofit boards,including the San Diego History Museum (SanDiego Historical Society).

Bill is the president of Allen Airways FlyingMuseum and is responsible for the antiqueplanes that fly over the La Jolla ChristmasParade every year. Bill has served and current-ly serves on numerous nonprofit boardsthroughout the United States, including theSan Diego Air and Space Museum's Founda-tion and Pemarro, a non-medical detox facili-ty in Ramona, Calif. He is the past president ofLa Jolla Youth, and former coach for WillisAllen soccer team. A La Jolla native, Bill is pas-sionate about keeping San Diego’s “CrownJewel” litter free as well as controlling speedingtraffic in the community. He is also an advo-cate for keeping the La Jolla Christmas Paradea community tradition.

Grand MarshalWindanSea Surf Club

Major Sponsors

San Diego Board of Supervisors

Funded by Supervisor Rob Roberts

Special Thanks...


Philanthropic Marshal

SherryBerman AhernSherry Ahern was

born in Detroit, Michi-gan and moved with herfamily to San Diego in1960. From her earliestyears, she motivated andinspired others to giveback to the community.When she was 10, sheenlisted her friends to

put on shows at the Hebrew Home for theAged, where her grandmother, Alice, was aresident. She attended San Diego State Uni-versity, majoring in political science. Sherrymet her husband, Kevin, in La Jolla in 1985,where they have lived and brought up theirtwo children, Brianna and Brendan.

Sherry has dedicated her life to giving back.She was a full-time volunteer for the HelenWoodward Animal Center for 10 years. Withher foundation she created The Fling, theiryearly gala, where she became the head ofunderwriting. This gala has raised millions ofdollars and continues to succeed.

Sherry joined the Board of Friends of LaJolla Elementary School 22 years ago. TheBoard is the nonprofit foundation of La JollaElementary School, where her children werestudents. She has been involved in manyfundraising events for the school but, mostnotably, founded the La Jolla Open AireFarmer’s Market in 1998 the year both of herchildren left for middle school. The marketcontinues to be a staple in the community. Ithas grown to be the largest farmer’s market inSan Diego County, with over 200 vendors, andhas raised over $2 million to help fund muchneeded programs at the school. Sherry washonored with the 10 Leadership Award in1999 after starting the Market.

Unfortunately, in 2000, Sherry’s son, Bren-dan, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Inproper Sherry fashion, she and her husbanddidn’t waste any time getting involved in thediabetes community and finding out how theycould help. Later that year, she joined thedevelopment board of the Whittier Institutefor Diabetes. For 10 years, she was the auctionchair for their annual fundraiser. Workingwith her husband, who served on the Board ofTrustees, Sherry helped to raise money forresearch towards the cure of Type 1 diabetes.She and her husband continue their efforts tofind a cure; they are currently on the foundingboard of the DRC, Diabetes Research Connec-tion.

In 2001, Sherry was elected as a trustee tothe La Jolla Town Council, where she servedthe community for three years. She and herhusband also helped raise funds for FrancisParker School, where their son attended mid-dle and high school. In 2008 she joined thefounding board of the La Jolla Community

Center and helped create the first adult com-munity center in the area. Also in 2009, Sher-ry founded the La Jolla Art & Wine Festival, ajuried art show in downtown La Jolla with allproceeds going to four local public schools- LaJolla Elementary, Bird Rock Elementary, TorreyPines Elementary, and Muirlands MiddleSchool. From the beginning it was a great suc-cess and each year has grown. It is now part-nered with the La Jolla Village Merchant’sAssociation and takes place throughout thestreets of the Village.

Sherry has also helped raise money forSouthern Methodist University, from whichboth of her children graduated. With her ded-ication to her family and her community, it isno surprise that in April 2012 Sherry washonored with City of Hope’s Mother of theYear Award. In April 2013 Sherry receivedthe Woman of dedication award from the Sal-vation Army, and in May 2013 received vol-unteer of the year from The La Jolla Kiwanisgroup. Her energy and passion for helpingothers is an inspiration to all of us. Her enthu-siasm is only matched by her incredible ener-gy. No one who meets her fails to comment onher ability to keep going and accomplish enor-mously difficult tasks. Everyone is proud ofthe work she has done in her life. We havemuch to look forward to with Sherry Ahernconfidently taking on her next big project!

Military MarshalCol. Bruce S. Bailey,

USAFR (Ret)Bruce Bailey is the current president/CEO of

the Mount Soledad Memorial Association, theorganization that maintains the Mount

Soledad National Veter-ans Memorial.

While serving in theAir Force Reserve, herose to the rank ofColonel and was activein the office of the JudgeAdvocate General serv-ing in various military

legal offices in the U.S and abroad. Mr. Bailey is a member of the California and

Ohio Bar Associations. His most recent posi-tion has been with the office of the San DiegoCity Attorney where he was Deputy CityAttorney representing the city in the WildfireCase of 2007. Prior to this, he was in privatepractice as an attorney for over 40 years.

In addition to his activities with the Mt.Soledad Veterans Memorial, Mr. Bailey previ-ously volunteered his time to help disabledchildren at Children’s Hospital.

Youth MarshalsRachelle Roberson

All Hallows AcademyRachelle Roberson is a first-grade student at

All Hallows Academy in La Jolla. Rachelle

loves her teachers andfriends at All Hallows,where her favorite sub-ject is reading. She par-ticipates on the schoolcross country, soccerand track teams. Ananimal lover, especiallyof horses, Rachelle

enjoys taking equestrian lessons at BenridgeFarms Riding School. She plans to be a veteri-narian someday. Rachelle also loves spendingtime at the beach, and has been surfing sinceshe was 4 years old. A born performer,Rachelle loves to sing and dance, and will beperforming in City Ballet’s Nutcracker thisChristmas Season at Spreckles Theater.Whether she’s dancing, running, surfing, orjust hanging out with her All Hallows pals,Rachelle’s energy and enthusiasm alwaysshine through. She is very excited and hon-ored to represent her school in the La JollaChristmas Parade. Her parents, Kevin and GigiRoberson, and her big sister Brianna are sovery proud of her.

Mark StoneBird Rock Elementary

Bird Rock Elementary Schools Council VicePresident.

Andrew Petruzelli &Mahine Guilpain

San Diego French American School

Mahine Guilpain and Andrew Petruzelliwere chosen as the youth marshals from SanDiego French-American School, as the twostudents are fine representatives of theschool’s population. These eighth-grade stu-dents are both strong academic achievers andare active participants in sports and volunteeractivities at school.

Andrew has been at San Diego French-American School for 12 years and is, ofcourse, bilingual and is quite good at speakingSpanish as well. In his spare time, he loves toplay the guitar, build robots out of Legos andplay soccer.

Mahine’s a native speaker of both Frenchand English and participates in sports and thearts. She enjoys creative writing and photog-raphy and also loves boogie boarding on theweekends. She is on the school volleyball andsoccer teams.

Andrew and Mahine were recently electedas the eighth-grade class representatives and

serve on the school council, representing thestudents of the middle school and communi-cating on their behalf.

Rose ConlinStella Maris Academy

Rose Conlin, a seventh-grader at StellaMaris Academy, has been unanimously nom-inated as the school representative for one ofthe 2013-14 Youth Marshals in this year’sannual La Jolla Christmas Parade.

Elected to the Student Council for two con-secutive years, Rose served as council secre-tary in the sixth grade and now currentlyserves as treasurer in the sevent grade.

Additionally, Rose participates in ShaolinKempo, as a Third Degree Brown Belt, as wellas in Glee Club, choir, volleyball and soccer,while excelling in all the academic subjectareas. Rose consistently maintains a gradepoint average that secures, for her, a place-ment on the honor roll and Principal’s Listeach quarter.

As early as the end of third grade, Rosebegan displaying acts of service to both herschool and parish church by becoming analtar server. Presently, Rose assists youngerstudents in a weekly Reading Program andhelps SMA fathers at the monthly Dad’s ClubPancake Breakfast. In addition, Rose plans tolend a hand in building the float for this year’sentry in the Christmas Parade along withassisting the office staff at Mary, Star of theSea Church in completing any task that needsto be done.

Rose is especially proud of her role in wel-coming World War ll veterans on numerousreturning Honor Flights from Washington,D.C. There, at Lindbergh Field, Rose assists vet-erans in wheelchairs and distributes welcomemementos to the former servicemen.

Admired by her teachers and peers, alike,Rose has been described as a loyal friend toher classmates and an excellent student to herteachers. Rose best describes herself as verypatient. “I have an older and younger sister,”she explains. According to Rose, her parentswould acknowledge her good memory andfine sense of responsibility as two of her bestcharacter traits.

Rose continually sets high goals for herself.Currently, she aspires to become a pediatri-cian someday because, according to Rose, “Ilove little kids!”

Abigail WintringerTorrey Pines Elementary

Abigail Wintringer is a fifth-grader atTPES, she is currently the school vice pres-ident and a fourth generation La Jollan.


Bob Simon flying a 1943 Boeing Stearman (red)

Glen Cruz flying a Boeing Stearman Last airplane owned and flown by the late Actor Steve McQueen

(silver & black)

Rick Fordem flying his Boeing Stearman US Army (yellow & blue)

Steve Byers flying his Boeing Stearman (blue & yellow)

Stu MacPherson flying his 1928 Travelair(blue & white)

Eric Moulder flying a Great Lakes Biplane (white and blue)

Karl Jophanson flying his Globe Swift (low wing & polished metal)

Dwane Shockey flying a Cessna 170 (high wing)

Swiss BUCKER Biplanes Various colors. Arranged by John Hickman

Division SponsorsSpecial Thanks...

Bache FamilyJohn Barbey

John & Karin DonaldsonPeter Farrell

Cindy GreatrexMcGrory Family Fund

Richard & Kay Woltman Fund atthe Rancho Santa Fe Foundation

Parade Day Schedule

Equestrians Arrive at 10:00 a.m.

Judging of Floats at 12:00 Noon

Antique Aircraft Fly Over

Parade Begins at 2:00 p.m.

Holiday Festival Begins3:30 p.m. at Rec Center

Photos with Santa Rec Center 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Christmas Tree Lighting at 4:30 p.m.

Florence Riford La Jolla Community Fund


Special Thanks...to all our donors!

ARTS & EDUCATIONSPONSORSRay & Gina Ellis Kiwanis Club of La JollaLa Jolla TodayPreuss Family Foundation

YOUTH SPONSORSCrystal Pier Hotel and Cottages,Claudia & Bill AllenJune AshBank of America & The HegardtGroupBlanchard, Krasner & FrenchCasey & Tiffany BrownCalifornia Bank & TrustHarry & Valarie CooperForbes Investigative ServicesGail ForbesFour by Four ConstructionGDC Construction, Pancho DewhurstHudson & Mary DrakePhilip & Lauren Forgione James & Joy FurbyMike & Julie FurbyMarathon Construction CorporationLa Jolla MusicLa Jolla Village LodgeScott & Betsy McClendonJames & Elspeth MyerPrice Family Charitable FundRobert A. Collins CompanyGlenda RothbergDon & Linda SwortwoodTorrey Pines BankRuth Yansick

BAND SPONSORSAce ParkingBowers JewelersDebbie Dorsee The Dorsee Companydw print\worksSally Fuller The Kjos Family

La Jolla Professional BuildingPark La Jolla ApartmentsMatt & Heidi PetersonDavid Max Photography|Studio 326Willis Allen Real Estate

FLOAT SPONSORSAdelaide’s La JollaBrockton Villa, Inc. & Beaumont'sCasa de MañanaFirst Republic BankFlocke & Avoyer Commercial RealEstateOrrin & Karen GabschKieran & Mary Ellen GallahueHerringboneLa Jolla Rec CenterLa Jolla Sports ClubLa Jolla Sunrise Rotary ClubEdward MracekMurfey Construction, Inc.Nadhir FamilyGregory & Marilyn NoonanPuesto Mexican Street FoodGene & Taffin RayRotary Club of La JollaSan Diego PoolsDan StinematesTom & Cookie Sudberry, Jr.Rick WildmanSteve & Stephanie WilliamsWindanSea Surf ClubBuzz Woolley

SANTA’S HELPERSSimon AndrewsBabcock Imports of La JollaRoy & Diane BellMarian BarryJim & Mary BerglundGeoffrey A. L. BlackmanGaylyn BooneAnnette BradburyChase

Renne ComeaurBetty DowMark EdwardsAnne EvansMartin FentonTom & Jane FetterJulie FissMaxine GellensThomas GoodmanDavid GrahamPhilip & Kem GrahamNeil Hadfield & Margaret JacksonWarren, Louise & John HeenanSydney JonesKiKi’s AlterationsJay & Margret McBrideRichard & Ruth KellyBill & Jeanne LarsonNicholas & Laurie MarechalPhyllis MinickRichard & Margaret MullenDan & Mary MulvihillWalter & Mary MunkPatricia Nelson HerringMark & Patti NussbaumAnne OttersonRudolph & Carla RehmLois RoonCarolyn RynardWilliam & Kenna SandbornRobert SchroederSierra Mar PropertiesRick & Susan SparksMark & Dale SteelePlace TeglandDarryl Tschirn Jim & Cindy TindaroLee Vida, M.D.US BankRichard & Jocelyn VortmannWarwick'sMargot WashburnH. Norman WatkinsFloyd & Sybil WilkinsHoward & Christy Zatkin

BANDSArmy & Navy Academy Atkinson Warrior BandCameron Highlanders Pipe BandIsland Steel Drum BandLa Jolla Country Day BandMission Bay Montessori Academy Bands &Color GuardMt. Miguel High School Alumni Jazz BandMt. Miguel High School Marching Band School of Rock House Band - pre-ParadeSouthwest High School Royal Raider RegimentSouthwest Middle School MariachiSpring Valley Middle School Marching BandStandley Middle School Marching BandUniversity City HS "Centurion Sound" Marching Band and Color Guard

BEAUTY QUEENS/PRINCESSESMiss Coastal Cities, Miss West Coast & CYETitleholdersMiss Global Nations, Tiffany KnightMiss North County CoastalMiss Teen California Global Nations, YvonneEnglemanMiss Poway & Miss Teen Poway ScholarshipPageantMiss San Diego, Miss City of San Diego, Miss San Diego

CANINE UNITSCanine Companions for IndependenceMuttropolisSan Diego Golden Retriever Meetup

CLOWNSClumsy Mumsy & Cricket

EQUESTRIANSTijuana River Valley Equestrian AssociationCarlynne AllbeeGrand Ladies of the Old WestThe Hole-In-The-Wall GangLa Jolla Presbyterian Church’s Living NaivetyLa Jolla Village Montessori SchoolThe Prancing Pony SanctuaryRamona ElvesScripps Miramar SaddlebredsSilver Saddle EquestrianVictorian Roses Ladies Riding SocietyWinchester Widows

FIRE ENGINESLa Jolla Sunrise RotaryOMBAC-1 OMBAC-2

FLOATSAll Hallows AcademyAmerican Legion Post 275Bird Rock Community CouncilErling Rohde PlumbingThe Gillispie SchoolHouse of Palestine, Colors of Peace & JoyLa Jolla Kiwanis Christmas FloatOoh La La Dance AcademyThe Pirate & Miss California 2014San Diego French-American SchoolSan Diego PoolsSt. Paul's Lutheran, Pacific BeachStella Maris AcademyUSS MidwayWindanSea Surf Club

MARCHING UNITSAloha Nation of Adventure Guides andPrincessesBarber Tract Neighborhood AssociationBirch Aquarium at ScrippsBoy Scout Troop 506Boy Scout Troop 4Brownie Troops 1893 &3098 from Carmel ValleyCub Scout Park 4Cub Scout Pack 734Doyle Elementary Girl Scout Brownie Troop 3876The Evans SchoolGirl Scout Troop 3881Gym & Kid VenturesKumeyaay Nation of Adventure Guides &PrincessesLa Jolla Lutheran ChurchLa Jolla Rotary ClubLa Jolla United Methodist Nursery SchoolLa Jolla Volleyball ClubLa Jolla YMCA Gymnastics TeamLas PatronasRichard J. Donovan Honor GuardSan Diego Girl Scouts – Pacific Jewel ServiceUnitSherry's Gotta DanceSons of the American Revolution Color GuardSouthern-Sea Lion Dance

MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLES1950 Mercury Woodie Station WagonBest Western PLUS Inn by the Sea HotelClassic Thunderbirds of San DiegoDr. Bronner's Magic Fire TruckBill Eldredge – 55 Ford ThunderbirdGDC ConstructionJudy Judy Judy Hair StudioLa Jolla Community CenterLa Jolla Friends of the SealsLa Jolla Historical SocietyLa Jolla TodayLa Jolla Wellness StudioMartina's TransportationNew Orleans Gourmet Food TruckPromiscuous ForkSan Diego Coalition of ReasonSan Diego LifeguardsScooter GarageStar TrikeSurf DivaTwo Men and a TruckUnarius Academy of Science’s Space CADWestside Rentals

La Jolla Christmas Parade Program 8 FRIDAY · DECEMBER 6, 2013LA JOLLA TODAY

2013 La Jolla Christmas Parade Entrants

IN CELEBRATION OF THELA J OLLA CHRISTMASPARADE, Merrill Lynchjoined for the first time as aMajor Sponsor. Accepting onbehalf of the Foundation areJack McGrory and Ann KerrBache with Steven Kowalski ofMerrill Lynch. Absent fromthe photo are Peter Farrell andBill Kellogg.


Entertainment Stage ~ Ron Jones Emcee

2:30 p.m. ~ La Jolla High School Jazz Band, Mike Fiedler, Director

3:15 p.m. The Kukui Nuts Hawaiian Music

3:50 p.m. ~ Ukelele Bruddahs

Arts & Education Area

ART Interactive with Alice Wang ~ Watercolor Painting & Pencil

Birch Acquarium at Scripps

Coco Tihanyi & her Surf Divas ~ Surfing & Water Safety Instructions

Gym Ventures and Kid Ventures ~Interactive Crafts & Skills

The Magic of Jazz with Mary Talbot~Southern California Jazz Society

Education Arcade of Community OrganizationsCanine Companions

Mt. Soledad Memorial Association

San Diego Police Museum

San Diego Zoo

USS Midway Museum

2:30~ 4:30 p.m. Kids Zone ~ Air Jump ~ Air Obstacle Course ~ Face Painting

3:30 ~ 4:30 p.m. Photos with Santa Post Parade Arranged by Sunrise Rotary

4:30 p.m. Silent Night & Lighting of the La Jolla Christmas Tree

Lighting of the Christmas Tree Decorated by GDC Construction

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2013 Holiday Festival Events & ScheduleSunday, Dec. 8th ~ La Jolla Rec Center • 615 Prospect Street, La Jolla • 2:30 ~ 4:30 p.m.


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ABOUT THE COVER PHOTO:

The La Jolla coastline has always been an inspirational focal point for me with my pho-tography. I remember as a little boy going to Windansea and playing by the shack in theearly ’70s. I have always been drawn back to this beautiful beach to capture images andspecially the Windansea Shack. The Shack is near and dear to the whole communityand represents decades of stories. The WindanSea Surf Club has been maintaining theshack over the years always making sure it is clean and picture worthy.

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• Sumptuous Rooms w/ Terraces

• Complimentary Continental Breakfast

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• Heart of the Village of La Jolla

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858-459-4461 or 1-800-462-9732

WHERE: La Jolla United Methodist Church,6063 La Jolla Blvd., 4 p.m.HOW MUCH: Free-will offeringWHAT: Presented by the Chancel and DorianBell Choirs with strings, woodwinds, per-cussion, organ and piano. Sunday, Decem-ber 15, 4 p.m. Included are favorite classi-cal pieces, unique arrangements of familiarcarols as well as gospel and rock.www.lajollaunitedmethodist.org

WHERE: Hotel La Jolla, 7955 La Jolla Shores Drive, 2 to 4 p.m.HOW MUCH: FreeWHAT: Hotel La Jolla is accepting toy donations through Dec. 16 for the Ronald McDonald House. As a thank you to the donors,the hotel is hosting a North Pole event with Santa. Guests are encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy to donate, then partywith Santa and FM 94.9 for a chance to win concert tickets, a family four pack for Big Bear lift tickets and other prizes. Kidscan have their photos taken with Santa and compose their Christmas wish lists at the letters to Santa station. Enjoy com-plimentary appetizers, hot cocoa and takeaway gifts from Cusp’s chef Donald Lockhart. Although all gifts are welcome, toysfor 0-3 and 10-14 age groups are greatly appreciated.

WHERE: Torrey Pines Driving Range, 11480 Torrey Pines Park Road, 4 to 7 p.m.HOW MUCH: One unwrapped toy per participantWHAT: Torrey Pines PGA and LPGA golf professionals will be giving free 10-minute lessons to clinic participants in the parent-child golf clinic. There willbe demos and special pricing on clubs from Nike, Titleist, US Kids Golf, andmore. The Golf Shop at Torrey Pines will be open and giving patrons a 20 per-cent discount off all soft goods.

WHERE: Casa del Prado, 1800 El PradoHOW MUCH: FreeWHAT: Hosted by the San Diego FloralAssociation, this year’s theme is Holi-day Celebrations Around the World.Trees are decorated by the county’sgarden clubs and other nonprofits, aswell as some of the nurseries.Refreshments are servedand proteas and ginger-bread cookies willbe for sale. Votefor your favoritetree. Trees arelater donat-ed to assist-ed-care facili-ties in the county. Noreservations neces-sary. (619) 232-5762


WHERE: La Jolla Boulevard, 1 to 4 p.m.HOW MUCH: FreeWHAT: Join the community in celebrating the holiday spirit with an event fea-turing music, artists, interactive art and merchant specials. Catch live musicat Bird Rock Coffee Roasters and Prodigy School of the Arts, or stop and lis-ten to musicians play along the boulevard. Merchants along the 5500, 5600and 5700 blocks of La Jolla Boulevard will offer specials, samples and displays.Bird Rock Community Council members can show their membership card forextra savings. Featured galleries include Moonglow Design, Bird Rock ArtNest, Bird Rock Coffee Roasters, Prodigy School of the Arts, TM Gallery andBird Rock Artist Guild. Children can have their photo taken with Santa or aminiature horse.

DEC. 14: BIRD ROCK WINTER WALK

DEC. 15: CHRISTMAS CONCERT

DEC. 15: HOTEL LA JOLLA’S NORTH POLE TOY DRIVE

DEC. 6: DRIVE FOR TOYS GOLF CLINIC

DEC. 6 & 7: FESTIVAL OF TREES


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We Want to Wish You and Your Family

Happy Holidays!

Congratulations WindanSea Surf Club

for being Grand Marshall in theLa Jolla Christmas Parade!

“It’s All About the Love”

©2013 Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. Coldwell Banker® is a registered trademark licensed to Coldwell Banker Real EstateLLC. An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. Owned And Operated By a Subsidiary of NRT LLC. Broker doesnot guarantee the accuracy of square footage, lot size or other information concerning the condition or features of property

provided by seller or obtained from public records or other sources, and the buyer is advised to independently verify the accuracy of that informationthrough personal inspection and with appropriate professionals. If your property is currently listed for sale, this is not intended as a solicitation.

Ozstar & Lena De JourdayColdwell Banker

[email protected]

Best wishes for a happy holiday season

and our sincere thanksfor your loyalty

throughout the year.

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Investment Advisor Representative with Harrington CapitalManagement LLC, a Registered Investment Adviser.

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Time is in short supply during theholiday season. Between shopping,cooking, baking and wrapping, thereseem to be precious few hours totackle anything else. Those whodesire an old-fashioned, homemadeholiday can still experience all of theseasonal magic by deferring some ofthe work to local businesses.

DECORATING — Much of thesplendor of the holiday season comesdirectly from the intricately decorat-ed houses and storefronts. Twinklinglights and garlands of fresh pineboughs can instantly transform anybuilding. Decorating a home cantake an entire day or more, but dele-gating the work to a decorating ser-vice will provide you with profession-al-looking results, as well as free timeto tackle other obligations. Decorators canwork outdoors stringing lights and creating awinter wonderland in the fraction of the timeit takes homeowners to decorate their homes.

BAKING — What would the holiday seasonbe without the sweet treats and inviting smellsof freshly baked goods? Local bakeries likeGirard Gourmet or Cups experience anupswing in business this time of year as shop-pers flock to choose among the pastries, cup-cakes, cookies and pies. Whether a dessertcomes directly from your kitchen or that of

one of La Jolla’s top-notch bakeries, chancesare guests will enjoy each delectable bite.Don’t forget to order early, as the popularshops become more so this time of year.

CATERING — Roasts and lavish tables arepart of the holiday season, but so are the cor-porate parties and cocktail events that com-prise a social season. Catering a party is aneasy way to offer guests delicious food withminimal work, and La Jolla has no shortage oftop-of-the-line caterers like Guiseppe FineCatering and, again, Girard Gourmet. Some

restaurants that do not normally cater eventsmay offer special packages this time of year.Contract with a preferred caterer early on toguarantee you can benefit from their services.

PARTIES — Social calendars fill up comeNovember and December. When hosting agathering of coworkers, family or friends,choose local venues for social events so trav-el to and from the party is easier on guests.Parties can take place anywhere, includingmovie theaters, bowling alleys, wine storesand indoor floral nurseries. Some of La Jolla’shotels, like Hotel La Jolla, offer specials on hol-iday parties, while the community certainlyhas no shortage of art galleries that make per-

fect spaces for a classy event.GIFTING — Shopping at local vendors

often means more personalized service and aless stressful experience. A specialty store —Adelaide’s, The Cave Store, Warwick’s andJewels by the Sea are just a few of what LaJolla has to offer — may have that unique giftnot easily found elsewhere, and shop ownersmay be able to special-order bulk gifts. Small-er retailers may also offer specialized services,such as gift-wrapping or personal shopping.

Support La Jolla this holiday season bykeeping your holiday spending in the com-munity.

Short on time this holiday season? Shopping local can helpFESTIVE SPENDINGShopping local hasmore than one benefit.Not only are you keep-ing your holiday moneyin the community, but itcan actually save youtime. Local merchantscan help with that holi-day party or cocktailevent, and local catererscan create the perfectmenu no matter what theevent. Shop owners,meanwhile, often offerunique gifts you won’tfind anywhere else.

MERRY CHRISTMAS LA JOLLA!

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HAPPY HOLIDAYS from the Williams Group!

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Wishing everyone a Happy Holiday

©2013 Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. Coldwell Banker®is a registered trademark licensed to Coldwell Banker RealEstate LLC. An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal HousingOpportunity. Owned And Operated By a Subsidiary of NRT

LLC. Broker does not guarantee the accuracy of square footage, lot size or other informa-tion concerning the condition or features of property provided by seller or obtained frompublic records or other sources, and the buyer is advised to independently verify the accuracy of that information through personal inspection and with appropriate profes-sionals. If your property is currently listed for sale, this is not intended as a solicitation.

Barbara Leinenweber Coldwell Banker619-981-0002 [email protected]

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BEADS OF LA JOLLAHuge selection of unique jewelry, beads and gifts

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Share the holiday spirit along the boulevard atBIRD ROCK WINTER WALK

enjoying music, artists, interactive art, and merchant specials

Featured Bird Rock Merchants:On the 5500, 5600 & 5700 blocks

of La Jolla Boulevard. Specials, Samples, Creative displays... and more!

Take your photo with Santa or a miniature horse.Something for all ages!

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Birdrock Ave. @ La Jolla Blvd.www.abdtuxedo.comAppointments suggested for free consultations.

This place is fantastic! My fiance went here to buy a tux for himself and to look for rentals for our upcoming wedding. At first we didn’t want to go here because we figured, being in Birdrock, it would bemore on the expensive side. After a terrible experience at another tuxedo shop, we decided to give A Better Deal a try. I am SO happy we did! Not only was the experience far better than where we had been,but the quality of tuxedos are fantastic, and they ended up being cheaper for his groomsmen to rent! Score!

We also had a hiccup and had to push back the wedding after we went in for our first appointment. WhenI called to explain, they were so accomodating and even let us come back to try on different tuxes monthslater even though we had already purchased a tux and it had come in.

I can’t reccomend this place enough. If you are looking for quality service, quality tuxedos, and great prices,check this place out!!

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WINTER WALK Bird Rock

Saturday, Dec. 14 • 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. • La Jolla Boulevard

Featured Galleries:Bird Rock Art Nest of La Jolla

Bird Rock Coffee RoastersMoonglow

Prodigy School of the ArtsBird Rock Artist Guild

TM Gallery

Featured Music:“Open mic” at

BR Coffee Roasters and ProdigyLJHS & Muirlands students

Nightingale Music JamRiffs guitarists & instrumentalists

Local musicians along the boulevardLic. 573106

Merry Christmas

& Happy New Year

Look for us in the Parade!


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Come and grab a bite Dec 8th, Sunday at the La Jolla Christmas Parade 1141 Silverado Street at Herschel La Jolla, CA 92037

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