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he UC Merced Small Business Development Center (SBDC) — in conjunction with KDG Human Resource Solutions of Bakersfield — will be sponsoring a series of FREE workshops, beginning Jan. 14, from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Employee-related litigation is the most prevalent type of litigation faced by small business owners. Even when a business has only a few employees, it is critical that business owners and entrepreneurs understand employee rights in order to avoid lawsuits. These workshops give owners the information needed to not only protect the business, but also to provide a positive working environment. The HR topics are the following important sessions: Jan. 14 : Numbers Count: Why Size Makes a Difference in Which Laws Apply to Your Business Feb. 11: Common Pitfalls of California Wage & Hour Laws: What You Don't Know Can Cost You March 11: Necessary Forms: Before, During, & After the Employment Relationship April 15: The Do's and Don'ts of Employee Handbooks
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Tops in taekwondo
HI-YA! It’s a night of awards for a taekwondo school. We have a list of all the winners.
Her winning ways
A BC freshman swimmer brings home the gold! Three of ‘em! Read how she stays in front of the pack.
The Humphrey and Solomon teens show off the snowman they made with snow trucked to Oildale from a local mountain. Snow collected from the mountains, found its way to Oildale and was formed into this jolly snowman.
Snow day in Oildale? Really! BY USERNAME: SONFLOWERANDGRACE
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unday morning dawned and we had the distinct honor of being invited to build a snowman! Kali and Jacob Humphrey asked us to come along to their front yard and build a snowman
from the snow gathered the day before at their grandfather's memorial service up in the mountains. Mr. John Elmer Avilez passed away on Oct. 31 after seven weeks of illness. His family lovingly remembered him as they played in the snow and buried his remains on Dec. 19. They brought
home a truckload of snow, which they shared with friends and family before keeping enough for a snowman on their front lawn. Kayla, Kylie and I had such fun with the Humphrey teens on this spur-of-the moment adventure! Thank you, Jacob and Kali!
Who’s got game?
Our Sports Shorts columnist takes a look at the local sports scene and names names. Are you among them? Check it out to see!
About the cover A big congratulations goes out to the talented students at Warren Junior High! You could say this group of seventh-graders are “wellversed” in the Verse Choir category of the Oral Language Festival — especially since they won at the district level for Panama-Buena Vista! They now move on to the county level, and we hope to hear more good news from them! Way to go, kids and good luck!
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YOURSPORTS
Taekwondo academy students earn honors at annual awards night BY FRANCIS ESPOSO Community contributor
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009 was a fantastic year for Han’s Taekwondo Academy of Bakersfield! We had nine deserving students earn their black belts, increased our student body, established a non-profit sponsorship program, and produced 21 National Champions, five Western U.S. Regional Champions, and an exceptional 53 State Champions from two state championships! Han’s Taekwondo Academy is training the best martial arts athletes in Bakersfield, and we HAVE the stats to prove our claims. Our success is coupled by the cooperation of our students’ families with the direction of Grandmaster Han and Master Francis. Our program is nationally recognized and accredited by the Kukkiwon, the World Taekwondo Federation, and USA-Taekwondo. Members of Han’s Taekwondo Academy gathered for the Fourth annual Christmas Party and Awards Night on Dec. 18. The awardees are as follows: •Student of the Year (Full Time Attendance/Essay): Jillian Jo Medina, Joey Stieger, Genetra Anthony, and Haileigh
Russell. •Academic Student of the Year (Full Time Attendance/GPA 4.0+): 1st-Justin Rodriguez, Second, Taylor Russell, and third, Garrett Pedersen. •Athlete of the Year (Full-Time Attendance/Progression Team Member/Medal Count): First (Tie)-Jonathan Gallegos and Christopher Crisostomo, 2nd-Ethan Gallegos, 3rd (Tie)-John Estacio and Rashall Holguin. •Highest Achievement Award (Full Time Attendance/U.S. National Team Trials): Alexandria Carino. •2009 Most Dedicated Student Award (+Full Time Attendance/Exhibit numerous honorable qualities): Mark Agbalog. •2009 Instructor of the Year: Joshua Nuckolls. •2009 Best Team Supporter: Wasco Tigers Taekwondo, 1334 F St., Wasco. •2009 Best Team Sponsor: Maui Pho Fusion Restaurant, 4011 Ming Ave., Bakersfield. And most of all, thank you to The Bakersfield Voice for supporting the fastest growing martial art and Olympic sport: Taekwondo. Please visit www.HansTaekwondo.com; then, come by the school and see us in action!
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Bakersfield College student swims to the top all year long! BY JACQUELINE ALEXANDER Community contributor
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rigitte Alexander earned three, first-place Gold Medals at the 2009 Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation (SCMAF) 60th Anniversary Swimming Championships, held on August 15 at the Splash! in LaMirada. Competing in the age 15 & over Girls Division, Brigitte placed first overall in the 50yard freestyle (26.58), the 50-yard butterfly (28.97) and the 100-yard Individual Medley (I.M.). Brigitte qualified for the 2009 SCMAF Championships with her three, first-place Gold Medal finishes in these same events at the 2009 Kern County Swimming Championships: the 50-yard freestyle (26.25), the 50yard butterfly (28.46) and the 100yard Individual Medley (1.08.41), which was held July 25 in Taft. Brigitte only swims during five months of each calendar year, by participating in the high school season and the summer recreation season (March through July). Brigitte is a 2009 graduate of Frontier High School, where she was on the Varsity Girls Swim Team her sophomore,
junior and senior years, and served one year as the Varsity Girls Team Captain. Brigitte also swam on the Varsity Girls Swim Team during her freshman year at Liberty High School. During all four years of high school, Brigitte qualified with Valley times and participated at Central CIF Championships, with her best finish being sixth place. Brigitte swims with the Aqua Aces Swim Team during the summer and was honored as their 2008 Outstanding Female Swimmer of the Year. Additionally, in the summer of 2008, Brigitte traveled overseas to Holland (Netherlands) as a People-To-People Sports Ambassador, swimming on the USA Team in the International Youth Friendship Games. At this event, her best finishes were two, fourth-place overall finishes (50 meter freestyle; 400 meter freestyle). Brigitte, 18, is a freshman at Bakersfield College and is now swimming year round with the BC Swim Team. COURTESY PHOTO
Brigitte Alexander at the 2009 Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation, where she earned three, first-place Gold Medals.
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I would like to nominate Mrs. Kuest from Rosedale North Elementary School for educator of the month. She is my third-grade teacher and she’s wonderful. She makes class a lot of fun. Sometimes she acts silly while teaching us something new. She brought hot cocoa for us one day because we were reading a story about it. Mrs. Kuest also lets usfor Educator of the Month, To submit your nominee go to: www.northwest voice.com play multiplication games. Last then butclick noton “Post Something!” and contribute a about why you appreciate and would like to recognize your nominee. Be sure least, sheparagraph has the best cursive I’ve ever to include the educator’s name, school, department and picture. The contest is open to seen. educators in the Southwest area. Entries can also be e-mailed to: dmartin@northwestvoice.com. Each month the winning entry $50 gift certificate, compliments of GW School Supply and The Northwest Voice. Sponsored by
■ If you have a teacher you think is great, nominate them for Educator of the Month by going to: www.bakersfieldvoice.com and posting an article and photo. Nominations should tell us in 50 words or less why your teacher is the best and MUST include his/her first and last name, and school where they teach — and remember, your nomination MUST also include a photo in jpeg format. Winners will be featured in the print edition of The Bakersfield Voice for the month and will receive a $50 gift card for school supplies, compliments of GW School Supply and TBV.
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I’m 3!
Night-night, Lucy! BY KIMBERLEY WRIGHT Community contributor
SAVANNAH MY LOVE, HAPPY 3RD BIRTHDAY! We are so proud of you. Each and everyday you amaze us — the cute little things you say: “Coco, you can have that,” or “Mommy, I will buy you socks,” — to the things that you know. You are almost 3, and you know your ABC’s, numbers, all of the colors, two languages, and so many songs and artists, I can’t keep up. You are our true blessing, and I want you to always know that we love you. Happy Birthday, Savannah! Love, Mommy, Daddy, Granny, Grandma, Coco, Sammy, Chance, Precious, Fatty and Freak.
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Savannah is now 3! Happy Birthday to this cutie pie!
ucy is a Chinese Pug. She has been a part of our family for almost two years. She is such a sweet dog with a really fun personality. Lucy loves going bye-bye and riding COURTESY PHOTO around in the front Lucy the Pug in a state of snooze. seat. She also loves naps — when I saw her sleeping, I couldn’t help snapping her pic. I thought it turned out so cute and wanted to share it.
Warren Junior High verse choir winners will compete at county competition BY DHAVAL BUCH Community contributors
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ongrats to the Warren Junior High (7th grade) Verse Choir Oral Language team, Mudit Buch, Josh Dhaliwal, Humza Siddiqui, Manraj Garewal and Shawn Bhogal. We are extremely proud of you for winning the Panama-Buena Vista Union School District level and competing at the Kern County level in February. We wish you all the very best! The boys were very happy and excited to win the district level again this year. This is the second year they will be representing their school district at the county level. Last year, they won second-place representing Ronald Reagan Elementary at the county competition.
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Sports Shorts wishes you a fit & fabulous 2010!
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f Friends and Foes. At the ter, Myron Cook, Wyatt Ross, Mark inception of “Sports Shorts” a Tolliver, Robbie Robinson, Steve Durcouple of years ago, I was rett, Abe Morales, Michael Mo, Jim & asked to try to include names Randy Maples, Mike Canchola, Mike of people in our community so “Hair” Moore. Hello, guys! And, of course, one John Keigley. as to give the column a more personal Traveled professionfeel. As we begin to transition into the ally around the next decade, I thought it might be kind s t a t e s of fun to toss some names around — playing/coaching names of sporting friends, sporting foes slo-pitch softball. and sporting legends from our town. Used to call The CalAh, where to begin ... ifornian every year Baseball/Softball — At this season of to ask them to run an cheer, there is not a cheerier person article about his that I know of than close friend, Steve exploits! Calls me Holloway. The Highland High varsity frequently to chide baseball coach is a strong community me for penning this guy with a never-ending positive atticolumn. Back at ya’, tude. A true Bakersfield legend, former John-Boy! professional Major League “no-no” pitcher, George Culver, has done the Basketball — impossible once again by securing Sports columnist Shootin’ hoops at Tommy Lasorda for the upcoming Garces High on Sun- Tommy Lasorda will attend the local Hot annual Hot Stove Dinner. Big shout-out day mornings is not Stove Dinner, thanks to George Culver! to softball friends and foes from years for the timid and meek! We get 15-20 past: I interact work-wise with scrappy, guys showing up ranging anywhere Tennis — So, years ago, current Kern second baseman, Leonard Ancheta. from 14 years old to 57 (who’s THAT County Historical Museum curator, Carl Toney, from the Suds softball old?). You better come prepared for Jeff Nickell, and I are locked up in a team, not only set initial Cal State bas- battle because hackers like Brett Cow- tennis tournament match at Stockdale ketball records, but blasted dingers out an and Mark Kobdish have no mercy Country Club and it begins to rain. I’m of the softball parks on a continuous when they’re on defense. When I have up a set on Jeff and have the second set basis. to defend against Brett, I can normally pretty much in hand when play is haltLongtime teammate, Kevin guess which pub he was at the night ed. As we wait it out, Jeff states that (“Moon”) Arriola is still toeing the rub- before! And Mark Brown has never, “it’s as good as over” and lulls me into a ber in league and tournament play, ever, committed a foul. All-sports prep mental malaise. Forty-five minutes latwith his son, Michael, playing right legend and Frontier assistant football er, I’m begrudgingly congratulating alongside. Mark Lundy, Jack Carpen- coach, Mike Lewis, can still dominate. him at the net for his victory!
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And current Frontier High Principal Jay Sullivan is pasting me in tournament play at Bakersfield Racquet Club and somehow my racket “slips” out of my hand and nearly decapitates Jay. Hope Jay has forgiven me, because my kids attend his school! OK, jeweler Jon Hall is whippin’ up on me at BRC; match is nearly over and he embarrasses me with an underhand serve which just drops in beyond the net. I carried that instance around with me in my mind for five years and, low and behold,a couple of years ago, I had my chance for redemption at Stockdale CC. Now, Jon was a much stronger player than I, but you know, sometimes certain acts come back to haunt one. I straight-setted Jon that day. Hello, old tennis foes: Justin Ahart, Brad Emerson, Peter Donaldson, Denis Lepine (great mustache), Mike Sweaney, David Wolfer and Phil Bremner (fellow lefty). I love you all! Any mention of tennis would be incomplete without mentioning hometown legend, and really good guy, pro Hank Pfister. It is my sincere pleasure to know all of you, gentlemen. And those friends and foes not mentioned as well. Playing sports is a lifestyle which breeds competition, allows one to meet people from all walks of life and provides a platform for fitness. May all friends and foes have a fit and fabulous 2010!
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YOURARTS
Art shows and classes offered by the Bakersfield Art Association BY MAUREEN SUTTON Community contributor
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erta Blackburn will be honored with a retrospective of her 40 years of artwork at the Bakersfield Art Association Gallery from January 5 through February 28. A reception will be held on January 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. The public is invited. Nancy Ely will be the special speaker at the Bakersfield Art Association Gallery of Art at 9:45 a.m. on Saturday Jan. 9. Nancy will perform a watercolor demonstration sharing her techniques as they apply to a floral subject. The public is invited. Calendar of events for the New Year: •Charlotte White, featured artist during January at Russo’s Bookstore at the Marketplace, 9000 Ming Ave. •Charles McHose, featured artist during January, Mazda Art Gallery, 3201 Cattle Drive, 328-8000. •Dream Center and Coffee House, 1212 18th St., features student artists from Independence High (Dacey Vander Wall, art instructor), through January. Open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. 327-2402.
•Group of BAA Artists, Stars Theatre Art Gallery, 1931 Chester Ave. Featuring: Iva Fendrick, Chris Romanini, Ann Sullivan, Balam Acab, Norma Easton, Mel Paleo, Linda Osburn and Charlotte White. Open daily. •Winter Art Show, BAA Artists, University Square, through January, 2000 K St., 2nd, 3rd and 4th elevator lobbies. 664-1931. •Group of BAA Artists exhibiting, Victor Victoria’s Restaurant, 1623 19th St. Open regular business hours. 323-2271. •Group of BAA Artists, Kern County Building Lobby, 115 Truxtun Ave. •Beginning Drawing with Graphite IV with Carol Bradshaw: A continuation of beginning class. Jan. 14 & 28 and Feb. 11 & 25 For information or to register contact: Carol Bradshaw at 760-376-6604 or Bradshawartist@earthlink.net. •Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Drawing Classes with Nina Landgraff: New classes starting when enough students are registered. Cost $75 for five class sessions. For more information about dates and times, or to register, contact: Nina Landgraff at 304-7002 •Beginning Watercolor with Carol Bradshaw. Continuation of beginning class for nine weeks starting in Decem-
ber. Cost for a 9-week course is $105 or $15 for two- hour class. For information and class times or to register contact: Carol Bradshaw at 760-376-6604 or Bradshawartist@earthlink.net. •Watercolor Painter’s Group with Carol Bradshaw: Continuation of nine classes ( drop-ins welcome) Tuesdays from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., Jan 5,12 & 19, (resists) and Feb 2, 9, & 23, (spattering/stamping). Cost for a 9-week course is $90 (or $10 per two hour class). For information and class times, or to register, contact: Carol Bradshaw at 760376-6604 or Bradshawartist@earthlink.net.
•All Media Class with Phyllis Oliver: All media welcome, with color theory stressed. January 12 demo: watercolor, Tuesdays, 9 a.m. to noon. Cost is $75 for four classes or $20 per class. Drop-ins welcome. For more information, or to register, contact: Phyllis Oliver at 3484717 or pegolivert@ix..netcom.com. •Beginning Oil Painting with Glen Jelletich: Mondays from 1-3 p.m. and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to noon. Drop-ins are welcome for Wednesday classes. Cost is $15 per class. For more information, or to register, contact: Glen Jelletich at 699-3707.
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