We, the Catholic community of St. Joseph, Placentia, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, center our lives on Jesus Christ. Together we grow as Disciples of the Lord in faith and action.

717 North Bradford Avenue, Placentia, CA 92870 www.stjosephplacentia.org

Masses: Saturday Vigil: 5pm, 7pm (Spanish) Sundays: 7:15am, 8:45am, 10:30am, 12:15pm (Spanish) 5pm LIFETEEN

Weekdays: 8:30am, Saturdays: 8:00am; Confessions: Thursday 6:30pm and Saturday at 3:30pm and by appointment

Nosotros, la comunidad Católica de St. Joseph, Placentia, bajo la guía del Espíritu Santo, centramos nuestra vida en Jesucristo. Juntos crecemos como Discípulos del Señor en fe y en acción.

Worship Aid 1. Send Your Glory Down Dec. 15, 2019 O Radiant Light Divine, shine within this heart of mine; Word of God, dispel our darkness.

O image of the Light Sublime, our God Incarnate beyond me, that fills this place with heaven’s glory: Send your glory down, send your glory down, send your glory down!

Lord Jesus Christ, as daylight fades we give you thanks for all our days, the work the toil, the pain, the glory.

We praise the Father with the Son, the Spirit blest and with them one. We stand united as your fam’ly. O Son of God, the source of life, we give you praise both day and night, for you are worthy and most holy.

Unsullied lips must raise the strain of your proclaimed and splendid name: the Lamb of God, the King of Mercy.

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2. Almost There Mary, full of innocence, carrying the Holy Prince, you’re almost there, you’re almost there.

Mother of the Living Word, trus ng in the voice you heard, you’re almost there, you're almost there.

You’re almost where the angels see redemp on’s plan unfolding. All hope is in the Son you’ll bear; you’re almost there.

A lonely road, a willing heart, prayer for strength to do your part; you’re almost there, you’re almost there.

Trust the Father to provide Bread of Heaven prophesied; you’re almost there, you’re almost there.

You’re almost where the wai ng ends, delivering the life within, the answered prayer, Emmanuel. You’re almost there.

You’re almost where the journey ends, where death will die and life begins, the answered prayer, Emmanuel; you're almost, almost there.

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Responsorial Psalm - 146 - Lord Come and Save Us

Lord, come and save us, Lord, come and save us, Lord, come and save us.

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3. O Come, Dear Lord

O come, dear Lord, O come and save us from the snare of sin. O come, dear Lord, O come and save us from the grasp of sin.

We are moved by the Spirit of God. We rejoice in the name of our Savior! Jesus, we turn to You and pray. O Lord we wait for You and pray.

O come, dear Lord, O come Make me know Your words of truth. O come dear Lord, O come. Make me know Your ways of truth.

O come, dear Lord, O come. Inspire us now to hear Your Word. O come, dear Lord, O come. Inspire us now to live Your Word.

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4. Come, True Light Come true light, come life eternal, come, hidden mystery, come, nameless treasure, silent reality.

Come, person unfathomed, rejoicing without end, come, light that knows no ev’ning no death.

Come, true light! Come, true light! Come, raising of the fallen, come, hope of all the saved, unmoving, unchanging you remain.

Come, our friend, come, God almighty, alone to the alone, whose nature we cannot see or move. Come, our rest, our consola on, our longing soul’s desire, our joy, and our endless delight.

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5. Open My Eyes 393 MI

Open my eyes, Lord. Help me to see your face. Open my eyes, Lord. Help me to see.

Open my ears, Lord. Help me to hear your voice. Open my ears, Lord. Help me to hear.

And the first shall be last, and our eyes are opened, And we’ll hear like never before.

And we’ll speak in new ways, And we’ll see God’s face in places we’ve never known.

Open my heart, Lord. Help me to love like you. Open my heart, Lord. Help me to love.

I live within you. Deep in your heart, O Love. I live within you. Rest now in me. © 1999, Jesse Manibusan, Oregon Catholic Press. onelicense.net License # A-722757

6. Prepare the Way Prepare the way, prepare the way, prepare the way of the Lord.

Prepare the way, prepare the way, prepare the way of the Lord. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.

You are the Light of the world, You are the Light of the world, You are the Light of the world, Jesus. You are the Light of the world, You are the Light of the world, You are the Light of the world, Jesus.

You are the King of the earth, You are the King of the earth, You are the King of the earth, Jesus. You are the King of the earth, You are the King of the earth, You are the King of the earth, Jesus.

© 2002 Charlie Hall EMI CCLI #1595099

7. Emmanuel TM 38

Come, come, Emmanuel! Son of God, appear. Heaven and earth, rejoice! Salva on is drawing near. Salva on is drawing near.

O come, Desire of na ons, bind in one the hearts of human-kind; Make all our sad divisions cease, and be for us the King of Peace.

Come, come Emmanuel! Son of God, appear. Heaven and earth, rejoice! Salva on is drawing near. Salva on is drawing near. Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to thee, O Israel.

Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to thee, O Israel.

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Pastoral Let ter

I love to think of Advent as a kind of “spiritual pregnancy.” Pregnancies are full of promise of good things to come, of new life, freshness, and new beginnings. We all know the mysterious and wonderful experiences that newborns bring. For parents, the birth of a child is the event of a lifetime. But, even if we are not parents, many of us have witnessed the birth of children, animals and even plants. I’m thinking now of the daffodils in my backyard that laid dormant underground during warm weather. By Thanksgiving, they finally surfaced to brighten their surroundings with their long, green stems and colorful yellow, white and purple flowers. All new life is a gift from God. None of it happens by accident. It is part of the grand design. Our own birth included. And all life takes time to come to fruition. It requires us to wait patiently, knowing that the waiting will be richly rewarded. For God never disappoints. Today’s second reading offers an example of patient waiting. Farmers sow seeds in the ground then let nature take its course. For us, Advent is a time of joyful waiting for the coming of the Christ child, not only into the world, but especially into our own life. This period of waiting is the perfect time for each of us to examine our lives so that we can make room in our own heart for the coming of the baby Jesus. Dr. Ruben Barron, Spiritual Director 714 321-4827, rsbarron3@gmail.com

Sunday Offertory & Collections

Week: Total: 20 $27,652.09 21 $22,377.65 22 $22,366.69

National Needs $4,924.74 Mission Sunday $3,924.74 Pennies Heaven $9,912.04

Additional Confessions before Christmas Monday, Dec. 16 at 9am Tuesday, Dec. 17 at 9am Friday, Dec. 20 at 7pm Saturday, Dec. 21 at 3:30pm

MAINTENANCE FUND

We will have our monthly second collection for our Maintenance Fund Dec 14/15.

Thank you in advance for your generosity!

Funds collected will go directly toward major repairs such as fixing the

flickering lights in the Church.

Additionally there is a leak in the rectory as well as major plumbing issues

on the parish grounds.

Thank you for your on-going generosity.

Christmas Mass Schedule Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Christmas Eve Vigil English Masses 4:00pm in the Church

4:15pm in the Parish Hall 6:00pm LIFETEEN in the Church

9:00pm Mass in the Church (bilingual)

Wednesday, December 25, 2019 Christmas Day English Masses

8:00am and 10:00am in the Church

Martes, 25 de Diciembre, 2019 Misa en español

12:15pm St. Joseph Church There will be NO evening (5pm) Mass

Please pray for the sick/oremos por los enfermos

Jim Dinsmore Louie Bosques Bea Halphide

Bill O’Neil Austin Aita Ken Renaud Mariko Mori Simon Brady

Adeline Bradbury Paul Moynihan Elouise Woore Randy Harrison

Bud Schmitt Valentin Macias

Kevin Chi Kevin Jones

Craig Outhier Santiago M. Santos

Andres Becerra Johnnie Whelan

Ray Chavez Teresita Lorenzo Bernice Brown Irma Valverde Ray Pongetti

Dolly Esqueda Jofie Garcia John Denike

Lucia Martinez Maira RubiCorrea

Lucia Martinez Jose Martinez

Yolanda Trejillo Deacon Ken Kleckner

Carlos Llarena Manual Castillo Nilda de Leon Ruth Arnoldt James Kween

Marie & Mike Garcia

+Pray for those who have died

oremos por los que han muerta

Odon Jardon

Antonina Cardoso Rosa Pazos

Santigo Gomez

Minis try Spot l ight

SIMBANG GABI

“Simbang Gabi” a Filipino Christmas tradition. It is a series of nine (9) dawn Masses, and ends on the midnight of the 24th of December, which is the midnight Mass.

This tradition was introduced by the Spanish friars to allow the farmers to hear Mass before going to the fields early in the morning.

Simbang Gabi is also know by its popular Spanish name as the Misa de Gallo or “Mass of the rooster.” In the olden days, the Church bells started ringing as early as three o’clock waking people up so they were able to get ready for the four o’clock dawn Mass.

Come and join us as we celebrate the 9-day no-vena of Masses for Simbang Gabi.

Date: Thursday, December 19th Time: 6pm Choir, 6:30pm Mass Place: St. Joseph Church

Reception will immediately follow and will be held in Halls A&B.

For any questions, kindly contact Evelyn Ruiz at 714-524-9006.

The children's ministry will have a Christmas celebration on their last day before

the Christmas and New Year's Vacation on 12/16 & 12/17 at 7pm in the

school courtyard. ♦ Reminder for All parents, children will

have 2 weeks of vacation for Christmas and New Year's. Please see your program calendars and if you have any questions please contact Liliana Duran in the parish office, preferably via email.

♦ Year 1 families, remember attendance for

your children is marked according to the homework being turned in. Please check your child's binder for any homework not turned in and do so as soon as possi-ble. In the month of January we will be having a meeting to check in with families and children will be tested on the first 5 prayers of the blue book.

♦ We will have Children's Liturgy of the

Word on 12/22 & 12/29 during the 8:45am and 12:15pm masses for families who attend mass with children 1st -5th grade. Year 1 parents these dismissals are optional they do not count as class no homework is due unless your child is not up to date with homework.

Mass Intent ions for the Week

Saturday, December 14 8:00am Manuel & Estella Torres Sp Int 5:00pm Olga Gomez RIP 7:00pm For the Parish

Sunday, December 15 7:15am Marilyn Crow RIP 8:45am Beatrice Trinder RIP 10:30am Sal & Ruby Mancuso RIP 12:15pm Esteban Sandoval RIP 5:00pm Beatrice Trinder RIP

Monday, December 16 8:30am Jean Wiese Sp Int

Tuesday, December 17 8:30am Benadeta Hong RIP Lenore & James Sanford RIP Mike Hakanson RIP Lourdes y Alfredo Martinez RIP Elliot & Michael Whitton RIP

Wednesday, December 18 (students attending) 8:30am Trina & Ricardo Hemedez Sp Int

Thursday, December 19 8:30am Paul Thuy Vu RIP Felix Camacho RIP Mary & Matthias Lui RIP Joseph Macis RIP Henry DeIncola RIP

Friday, December 20 8:30am Regina Melia RIP

Saturday, December 21 8:00am Jackie O’Neil RIP 5:00pm Lastenia G. Perez RIP 7:00pm Martha & Julio Franco RIP

Sunday, December 22 7:15am For the Parish 8:45am Charlene Worden RIP 10:30am Mary Lui RIP 12:15pm Mike Serna RIP 5:00pm Pasos-Montez Fam RIP

Sunday, December 15 ♦ 8am Children’s Liturgy of the Word Hall C ♦ 8:45am RCIA Dismissal Parish Center MR 3&4 ♦ 10am Bible Study Parish Center MR 3&4 ♦ 10am Faith Formation Parish Center MR 1&2 ♦ 11am RCIA Children Youth Room ♦ 3:30pm EDGE Journey Class Parish Center MR 3&4 ♦ 6pm LIFENIGHT Halls A, B, YR & K ♦ 7pm Boy Scouts Hall C ♦ 7:30pm LIFENIGHT in Church Monday, December 16 ♦ 7pm RCIA Class Parish Center MR 1&2 ♦ 7pm EDGE Parish Halls Tuesday, December 17 ♦ 3:30 St. Vincent de Paul ♦ 5pm Youth Choir Rehearsals Church ♦ 7pm Adult Choir Rehearsals Church ♦ 7pm Bible Study Parish Center MR 1&2 Wednesday, December 18 ♦ 10am Bible Study Parish Center MR 1&2 ♦ 6pm St. Joseph School Christmas Play Church Thursday, December 19 ♦ 6pm Simbang Gabi Church Friday, December 20 ♦ 4pm Grupo de Oración—Posada Hall A, B & K

Upcoming Parish Events

The Bethlehem Christian Families (The Holy Land)

The Bethlehem Christian Families will be here selling hand carved religious articles made of

olive wood on the weekend of Dec 21/22. The sale of these precious

articles supports their Church Mission which is to maintain the Families who are struggling to remain in Bethlehem.

BEWARE!

Scammers are sending emails using Father Miguel’s name asking for Gift Cards or Money.

THESE EMAILS ARE NOT FROM FATHER MIGUEL! Look carefully, the sender’s email address is not from Father Miguel here at St. Joseph Church.

Please be aware if you receive these fraudulent emails!

St. Joseph Council 10287 Email: stjoeknights@aol.com Visit Knights of Columbus:

www.kofc.org

Hugh Lynch Grand Knight (714-993-6874) Darryl Jenkins Membership (714-865-9414)

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Building the Domestic Church While Strengthening our parish

What is the Domestic Church? It is believing that how you live your faith in your councils, families, parishes and community has a ripple effect that changes the world. It is the council, the family and the parish that knows that everything they do must be based in surrendering prayer. It describes the imperfect family and council who deliberately chooses to live contrary to what seems like a Godless world and says, “In our home, council and parish, we choose to live our faith.” It is the family and council who prays together, goes to Mass weekly, frequents the Sacrament of Confession and (because they realize they are powerless without God), deliberately avoids that which pollutes their minds and hearts. It is the imperfect, humble and joy-filled family and council that rarely preaches the faith because they are too busy living it.

Catholic Information Service (CIS) Since its founding, the Knights of Columbus has been involved in evangelization. In 1948, the Knights started the Catholic Information Service (CIS) to provide low-cost Catholic publications for the general public as well as for parishes, schools, retreat houses, military installations, correctional facilities, legislatures, the medical community, and for individuals who request them. For 70 years, CIS has printed and distributed millions of booklets, and thousands of people have enrolled in its catechetical courses.

Faith in Action Program Model The new program model takes its inspiration from the Building the Domestic Church initiative, and it greatly emphasizes the faith and spirituality of all Knights of Columbus. In other words, the foundation for this program model is the Building the Domestic Church initiative. Those councils that thoroughly implement the Faith in Action Program will be living and exemplifying the Domestic Church.

Be a Leader Take a leadership role in your council, your family and your parish in becoming the Domestic Church. It's what we signed up for as Knights of Columbus. By choosing to be Knights, we have chosen to be different from secular society and to live our faith boldly. Living as the Domestic Church is extremely effective. Throughout all of Judeo-Christian history, there has been nothing more effective at evangelizing the culture than regular, everyday people choosing to live their faith at home and in the public square. Salvation history was changed forever by a family.

Encourage your brother Knights to live the Supreme Chaplain's Monthly Challenge. It allows all Knights of Columbus to be united in a simple challenge each month to live their faith.

Make intentional choices based in prayer. Each time you choose to live your faith and refrain from activities that pull you away from God, you are living the Domestic Church. Teach others and exemplify that it is the family and council who prays together, goes to Mass weekly, frequents the Sacrament of Confession and (because they realize they are powerless without God), deliberately avoids that which pollutes their minds and hearts. (Knights of Columbus, 1 Columbus Plaza, New Haven, CT 06510)

Events: ♦ Admission Degree Ceremony Dec 16 ♦ St. Jude Assembly Mtg Dec 16 ♦ Simbang Gabi Dec 19 ♦ Pro Life Rosary Vigil Dec 22

Other News &Happenings

St. Joseph Catholic School Mission

St. Joseph Catholic School provides a distinguished academic education guided by our Catholic heritage. In the spirit of Christian collaboration, our School and Parish community grow together in Faith, Excellence, Respect and Pride.

St. Joseph Catholic School Philosophy

By living the gospel message, St. Joseph Catholic School supports the Catholic Church's mission to build a community of faith, worship and service through Catholic education. Our purposes as a school are to inspire and nurture the whole child, encourage life-long academic and spiritual growth, and support parents as the primary educators of their children, and teachers as facilitators of learning.

St. Joseph School community is committed to working in a manner that is deeply respectful of the uniqueness and intrinsic value of each student. Through quality education, that meets the diverse needs of the individual learner, St. Joseph Catholic School develops the spiritual, intellectual, physical and emotional growth of each student. Policies and programs are promoted that reverence the dignity of all persons.

The clergy, administration, faculty, staff, parents, and volunteers share in the commitment to teach the gospel values. We integrate these values in all aspects of our community supported by daily faith sharing and worship.

St. Joseph Catholic School community encourages students to become life long learners. We provide opportunities for students to realize their potential and God given talents. We support each student to become an actively responsible Catholic Christian who is able to make moral decisions modeled after Jesus Christ.

Every six years, St. Joseph Catholic school engages in a thoughtful and thorough self-study in order to define what is working well for the school community (school strengths), and what it needs to do better to meet the needs of its students (critical growth areas). Over the past 12 months, the school community has been collecting data specified by WCEA, soliciting information from students and parents via survey and collecting data specified by our work. We are now in the process of analyzing the data and creating an Action Plan. We ask that you keep us in prayer as we work toward our Accreditation visit.

Craftsman Wood Fired Pizza is proud to Support the STEM Program at St. Joseph School.

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.

Stop by Craftsman on Monday, December 16th

between the hours of 11:30-9:00pm for TAKE OUT OR DINE IN.

Present this bulletin and 20% of the proceeds will be donated back to St. Joseph school.

Help Someone Come Home

Is there someone in your life who is Catholic but who has been away from parish life? In-vite them to come to our Welcome Home Returning Catholics series, and offer to come with them!

We begin on Thursday, January 9 at 7pm in Room 3&4 of the Parish Center. During our five Thursday evenings we’ll answer their questions, explain the Mass, introduce them to wonderful Catholic media resources, and give a general update of our Catholic faith.

Give the gift this Christmas of helping someone experience God’s love and get reconnected to their Catholic faith. What could be better? Contact Summer Pongetti at 714 528-1487 x210 or spongetti@stjosephplacentia.org for more information.

Doing a lot of juggling in your life? Please consider joining the

St. Joseph Church Mater Dolorosa Retreat! When: Jan, 17—19, 2020

Where: Mater Dolorosa Retreat Center……. in the beautiful Sierra Madre foothills.

The Theme this year is “God is doing Something New in Us”

For questions please contact: Tom Woore (714) 996-3478

Please join us for some Holiday fun at the St. Joseph Catholic school

Christmas Program.

It is on Wednesday, December 18th at 6:00pm in the Church.

Church will RE-OPEN the doors at 5:30pm.

Pastoral Staff at St. Joseph Catholic Church St. Joseph Catholic Church (714) 528-1487

Pastor: Rev. Miguel Hernandez (ext. 206) frmiguel@stjosephplacentia.org

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Martin Bui (ext. 205) frmartin@stjosephplacentia.org

In Residence: Rev. Don Romito Retired: Rev. Eamon O’Gorman

Deacons: Ken Kleckner: deaconken@stjosephplacentia.org Jim Merle: deaconjim@stjosephplacentia.org Jorge Ramirez: deaconjorge@stjosephplacentia.org Director of Business Administration: Michael Spillman (ext. 218) mspillman@stjosephplacentia.org

Administrative Assistant and Hispanic Ministry Liaison Henrietta Moreno (ext. 222) hmoreno@stjosephplacentia.org

Communications Coordinator: Kathleen Micalizzi (ext. 203) kmicalizzi@stjosephplacentia.org

Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation: Summer Pongetti (ext. 210) spongetti@stjosephplacentia.org

Coordinator of Children’s Faith Formation: Liliana Duran (ext. 207) l_duran@stjosephplacentia.org

Coordinator of Liturgy, Parish Ministries, Volunteers: Mary Lou Juster (ext. 221) mljuster@stjosephplacentia.org

Coordinator of Music Ministries: Chris Boyle (ext. 208) cboyle@stjosephplacentia.org

Plant Manager Jerry Cates (ext. 215) jcates@stjosephplacentia.org

Receptionist Andrea Rodriguez; andrea_rodriguez@stjosephplacentia.org

St. Joseph School Principal: Mrs. JoAnn Telles, www.sjsplacentia.org (714) 528-1794

St. Vincent De Paul: Tuesdays 3:30pm—6pm (714) 579-3700

EXPERIENCE AN EXHILARATING ENCOUNTER WITH THE LORD!

Encounter Christ through Cursillo and light up the fire in your heart!

Come to a Cursillo weekend and revitalize your Catholic faith. Experience in community, God’s love, hope, peace, and joy! Hear the Holy Spirit speaking to your heart at your

Cursillo – and your life can be transformed! Next Cursillo Weekends: Men: Jan. 16 - 19, 2020 Men: Apr. 16 – 19 Women: Jan. 30 - Feb. 2, 2020 Women: Apr. 30 - May 3

For more information, contact Susan and Matt Heffron at (951) 833-3142, or

StJosephPlacentiaCursillo@gmail.com

St. Joseph’s is looking for qualified candidates to fill an open position in music ministry. If you or someone you know would be a great fit, please send them our way. Looking to fill: ♦ Full-Time Director of Music Ministry Please visit our website for more details and Applicant Instructions:

www.stjosephplacentia.org

CURSILLO

Formación de Fe para Niños

♦ El ministerio de niños tendrá una celebración navideña en el ultimo día antes de las vacaciones de Navidad y Año Nuevo. 12/16 & 12/17 en el patio de la escuela.

♦ Recordatorio para todos los padres, los

estudiantes tendrán 2 semanas de vacaciones por Navidad y Año Nuevo. Por favor vea su calendario del programa y si tiene alguna pregunta favor de contactar a Liliana en la oficina parroquial o por correo-electrónico.

♦ Familias de Primer Año se les recuerda

que la asistencia de sus hijos es anotada de acuerdo a las tareas que entreguen. Favor de mirar el folder de su hijo y si no ha entregado tareas háganlo lo mas pronto posible. En el mes de enero tendremos una junta para hablar con las familias y los estudiantes serán evaluados en las primeras 5 oraciones de su libro azul.

♦ Tendremos Liturgia de Palabra para

niños el 12/22 & 12/29 durante las misas de 8:45am y 12:15pm para las familias que asistan a misa con niños de 1-5 grado. Padres de primer año estas despedidas son opcionales no cuentan como clase, no hay tarea asignada a entregar al menos que sus hijos estén atrasados con las tareas.

Peter and Anne O’Hara Family “Family of the Month” for December 2019 Peter was born and grew up in the parish. He and Anne were married in 1995 and have been members of St. Joseph Parish since. They have a son, Garrett (21), who attends the University of Utah, and three Daughters, Tess (19) is in col-lege at San Marcos, Kate (16) is a junior at Ma-ter Dei, and Sophia (13) is in 8th grade at St. Joseph School and is the Student Government President. All the O’Hara children attended St. Joseph Elementary School, and all were altar servers as well as their father Peter. Peter and Anne have been very involved over the years in supporting St. Joseph Parish in many areas. Anne and her children have helped with St. Jo-seph's Vacation Bible School summer camp. They've done everything from set design, to t-shirt sorting, name tags for 300 people, to securing donations and attending and being leaders as well. Anne also is very involved at St. Joseph School securing donations for the galas, golf tournaments and class projects. Peter has been a volunteer coach at St. Joseph School for football and volleyball for many years and was on the Board for Placentia Pony League Baseball and coached for several years. Peter is a mem-ber of St. Joseph Council of the Knights of Co-lumbus. The O’Hara Family has been giving of their time and talent to the activities and minis-tries of St. Joseph Parish for many years.

St. Joseph Council 10287 Family of the Month

December 2019

INFORMATION SHEET:

Church: St. Joseph #513930

717 N. Bradford Ave.

Placen a CA 92870

Contact person: Kathleen Micalizzi @ (714) 747-4347

Trans day & me: Tues 3:30 PM

12-8-JL on stock paper (2 advt)

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: this is 12/15/2019 issue