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Richard J. Zeleznikar
Zeleznikar, Richard J. Passed away Thursday September 7, 2011. Survived by wife Nancy J Zeleznikar, sons Alan and Paul Zeleznikar (Keiko Fujinuma) and granddaughter Aya Joseé Zeleznikar. Memorial service to be held at St Wilfrid of York Episcopal Church,...Tags: Anglicanism
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Joe Surf: Join interfaith wave blessing
They're holding the fourth annual Blessing of the Waves on Sunday at the Huntington Beach Pier, an event presented by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange but open to people of all faiths. In other words, everyone's invited. The day's events get started...Tags: Quiksilver Incorporated, Windsurfing, International Travel, Ocean Surfing, Roman Catholicism
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Warriors are on the upswing
This week marks the midway point of the 2011 prep football regular season and because of a rare oddity in scheduling, five of the six local teams are off.
The lone local taking the field this week is Brethren Christian, which on Saturday travels north to...Tags: Baptist, San Diego Chargers, San Francisco 49ers, National Football League, Detroit Lions
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Edison starts strong at Newport Rib Company Classic
The Edison High boys' water polo team opened play Monday at the Newport Rib Company Classic and won its first two games at Costa Mesa High. The Chargers started the tournament with a 16-2 victory over Los Amigos and followed that win with a 14-2 rout...Tags: Baptist, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Religion and Belief, Polo
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'Lord, keep our bones safe as we skate'
It was sundown in a mostly deserted parking lot tucked off Westminster Boulevard. The skateboarders had stopped, as they do every Thursday, to listen to the man with the Bible.
A single lamppost shone over the makeshift skate park, where ramps and...Tags: Facebook, Religion and Belief, Skateboarding, Cancer, Religious Texts
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In The Pipeline: Singer devotes 'broad stripes and bright stars' to free and brave
There are many who are excited about being in Huntington Beach over the Fourth of July weekend, but none perhaps as much as Amy Scruggs.
The patriotic country singer, who focuses on military audiences, will be here the entire holiday weekend, performing,...Tags: Bell (Los Angeles, California), The Salvation Army, Phil Vassar, Tennessee, California
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Police Files
AREA 1 Warner Avenue and Ash Lane: Misdemeanor assault was reported at 3:34 a.m. Saturday. The reporter said two people needed medics. Shannon Drive: Vandalism was reported in the 6800 block at 4:03 p.m. Saturday. The caller said someone shot...Tags: Theft, Crimes, Headaches, The Salvation Army, Misdemeanors
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Women share faith, common ground at luncheon
NEWPORT BEACH — Nadia Hassan was the only woman at her table who covered her hair with a scarf Monday during an interfaith luncheon at Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic church.
When it was her turn to speak on behalf of the women at her table,...Tags: Huntington Beach, Anaheim, Newport Beach, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Roman Catholicism
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Women's chorus lives on with 'Requiem'
If a few more men had shown up in Mary Langsdorf's living room 14 years ago, the Orange County Women's Chorus might never have existed.
Langsdorf, the founding president of the Newport Beach-based chorus, sang with her church choir in the 1990s until its...Tags: Anglicanism, Politics, Elections
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Time out for lovely trees
The poet Joyce Kilmer, in 1913, wrote the oft-quoted lines, "I think that I shall never see / A poem lovely as a tree."
The Huntington Beach Tree Society, though, is encouraging people to come as close as they can on Arbor Day.
The nonprofit society...Tags: Joyce Kilmer, Poetry, Politics, Human Interest, Elections
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Groups talk church's demolition, salvation
The old church building looks forlorn at Warner Avenue and Nichols Street, its windows boarded up and the sign that juts over the sidewalk mostly smashed.
From a distance, the structure doesn't give many indications of the role it once played in Orange...Tags: Anglicanism, Homes, Politics, Arts and Culture, Migration
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Joe Surf: Faith finds a place in surfing
Show me a beach with a wave, and I'll show you a surf school. But not all surf schools are alike.
Most of them will teach you about paddling out, getting into a lineup, wave judgment, surf etiquette, etc., but Laguna Beach has a surf school that's...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Jesus Christ, Hawaii, San Clemente (Orange, California), Education
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