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‘Ski Bummin”

Who would not want to know of the best ski resorts in the Rocky Mountains? In order to find out more about these world class resorts look into “Ski Bummin’ in the Rockies.” The book profiles the 20 best ski resorts in the Rockies. Some of the main topics are the essence of ski bumming, the ski bum lifestyle, making the big move and dreadful job search. The book’s main focus is how to be a ski bum and still make a living.

To order “Ski Bummin’ in the Rockies,” call (800) 454-0488.

Sawdust Festival

The Seventh Annual Sawdust Festival ends this weekend. There are rides and “the best gifts around,” not to mention Santa Claus makes a guest appearance.

Admission is $4 for adults, $1 for children ages 6-12 and children under 5 are free. The festival is located at 935 Laguna Canyon Road in Laguna Beach. For more information, call (714) 494-3030.

Christmas Party

On Sunday, Dec. 14, everyone is invited to come to a Mexican Christmas party. There will be Mexican crafts, storytelling, music and dancing. Children are encouraged to dress in Mexican style costumes. For more information call (213) 221-2164.

Chamber Singers

Tonight at 7 p.m., the Chamber Singers will have a Christmas performance in Founders Auditorium. For more information, call Alan Raines at ext. 4918.

–J.R. Gonsalves

J.R. Gonsalves, Assistant Sports Editor
J.R. Gonsalves
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