BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF … · 2013-05-02 · The BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN P.O. BOX 440 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93302 CALIF NEWSPAPER SERVICE BUREAU PO BOX 60460

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BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Joint Application of Southern California Edison Company (U 338-E) and San Diego Gas & Electric Company (U 902-E) for the 2009 Nuclear Decommissioning Cost Triennial Proceeding to Set Contribution Levels for the Companies’ Nuclear Decommissioning Trust Funds and Address Other Related Decommissioning Issues.

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A.09-04-009

(Filed April 3, 2009)

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY’S (U 338-E) AMENDED PROOF OF COMPLIANCE WITH RULE 3.2 OF THE COMMISSION’S RULES OF PRACTICE

AND PROCEDURE

GLORIA M. ING ANGELICA M. MORALES

Attorneys for SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY

2244 Walnut Grove Avenue Post Office Box 800 Rosemead, California 91770 Telephone: (626) 302-6160 Facsimile: (626) 302-6962

E-mail: [email protected]

Dated: May 22, 2009

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BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Joint Application of Southern California Edison Company (U 338-E) and San Diego Gas & Electric Company (U 902-E) for the 2009 Nuclear Decommissioning Cost Triennial Proceeding to Set Contribution Levels for the Companies’ Nuclear Decommissioning Trust Funds and Address Other Related Decommissioning Issues.

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A.09-04-009

(Filed April 3, 2009)

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY’S (U 338-E) AMENDED PROOF OF COMPLIANCE WITH RULE 3.2 OF THE COMMISSION’S RULES OF PRACTICE

AND PROCEDURE

On April 28, 2009, Southern California Edison Company (SCE) submitted its Proof of

Compliance with the notice requirements in the California Public Utilities Commission’s

(Commission) Rules of Practice and Procedure, Rule 3.2. Due to errors in the rate adjustment

notice that were subsequently discovered, SCE requested and received approval from the Public

Advisor’s office on May 6, 2009 to serve an amended rate adjustment notice. SCE hereby

submits its amended proof of compliance with Rule 3.2’s notice requirements. The following

exhibits are attached:

1. Exhibit “A”: Letter dated May 7, 2009 from SCE’s counsel, Angelica M. Morales, to

Cities and Counties containing SCE’s rate adjustment notice and service list;1

2. Exhibit “B”: Proof of publication of SCE’s rate adjustment notice in the required

newspapers; and

1 The letter was mistakenly served to cities and counties without the bill insert. On May 11, 2009, the May 7, 2009 letter was re-served to the cities and counties, along with the bill insert.

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3. Exhibit “C”: Declaration of SCE employee Gabby Garcia, dated May 13, 2009,

containing a copy of SCE’s rate adjustment notice mailed to its customers.

Respectfully submitted, GLORIA K. ING ANGELICA M. MORALES /s/ Angelica M. Morales

By: Angelica M. Morales

Attorneys for SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY 2244 Walnut Grove Avenue Post Office Box 800 Rosemead, California 91770 Telephone: (626) 302-6160 Facsimile: (626) 302-6962

E-mail: [email protected] May 22, 2009

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Exhibit A

Letter Dated May 7, 2009 From SCE

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Exhibit B

Proof of Publication

PROOF OF PUBLICATION

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1 AM A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES AND A RESIDENT OF THE COUNTY AFORESAID: I AM OVER THE AGE OF EIGHTEEN YEARS, AND NOT A PARTY TO OR INTERESTED IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED MATTER. I AM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CLERK OF THE PRINTER OF THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN, A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED DAILY IN THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD COUNTY OF KERN,

AND WHICH NEWSPAPER HAS BEEN ADJUDGED A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION BY THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF KERN, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, UNDER DATE OF FEBRUARY 5, 1952, CASE NUMBER 57610; THAT THE NOTICE, OF WHICH THE ANNEXED IS A PRINTED COPY, HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN EACH REGULAR AND ENTIRE ISSUE OF SAID NEWSPAPER AND NOT IN ANY SUPPLEMENT THEREOF ON THE FOLLOWING DATES, TO WIT: 5/11/09

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First Text SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISONNOTIFICATION

Ad Number 11291477

SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA EDISON XOTinCATION OF APPUCATION TO INCREASE ELECTRIC RATES 11J ,

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APPUCATION NO. A.09-04-009

On April 3,2009 Sonthem CaUfoMa Edison Company (SCE) filed an application with the I Callfomla Poblic Utilities Commlssicni (CPUQ to set contribution levels for e»ch ' conqMn/s nnclear deconunlsslanlng trust Aind and other related issues in connecdon with San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS} Unit 1.2. and 3. i

In this application, SCE requests the CPUC to amirove increased contribution to Its Nuclear Deconunissloning Trust Funds (NDCTP) for SONGS Uiflts 2 & 3 and for Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station Units 1,2 & 3 after the end of their cunent Nuclear Regulatory Com mission license periods. The current annual revenue requirement to cover contrlnutlons to SCE's trust funds is S46.4 million. SCE is requesting that the revenue requirement be Increased to S66.4 million or 0.18% annually begiiuilng lanuary 1.2011. when com-pared lototal^temrevenuesat present rates(asofManJi 1,2009). The current annual contributions to the decommissioning imsl funds will not provide snffldeni funds to pay . protected decommissioning costs, so Increased contributions are reqnlred. Ttierc will be no bill Impact (rate adjiutinents) fur the Oist year (2010) due to amer ofbettlng costs andrevennu. This means that yon will not see a rate Increase or decrease In your monllily blU the first year for tlie nuclear deeommlssloiilng trust funds for SONGS 2 ' & 3 and for Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station Units 1, 2, and 3 .

nXUSTRATIVE EFFECT ON iXECTRIC RATES AND BILLS

The requested 2009 NDCTtP Fevenue requirement results In an annual increase of S20.0 million or 0.18% beglnnliig lanuaiy 1,2011, when compared lo total system revenues at present rates (as of March 1,2009). The following table shows an estimate of proposed revenues and rate changes by customer group:

2 0 0 9 Nuclear Deconunisslonliig Cost Triennial Proceeding Application (NDCTP) For lanmary 1 ,2011 Implementation

Customer Group

Residential Lighting- Small & Medium Power Large Power Agncultural aiul Pumphig Street and Area lighting

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0.1 S% 0.17% 0.25% 0.22% 0.13%

EVmENTLUtY HEARINGS

The CPUC may hold evldentlaiy hearings whereby formal parties of record provide testimony and are sot))ect to aoss-examlnatlon before the CPUC's Administrative law fudge lAij)- These hearings are qien to the public, but only those who are formal parties of record can participate. The CPUC has thdr own court reporters who will record the conunents of those formal parties of record participating In the evidentlaiy hearings. The Division of R a t ^ y e r Advocates (DRA) Is an independent arm of the CPUC. created by the IcjjslatUTC to rroresent the interests of all utility customers throughout the state to obtain the lowest posstole rates for service consistent with reliable and safe service levels. DRA has a multi-disdpllnaiy staff with expertise In economics, finance, accounting, and engi-neering. After considering all proposals and evidence presented during the formal hearing Sracess. the assigned AU will Issue a proposed deddon. When the CFuC issues a final

edslon on the application. It may adopt, amend, or modlQ' all or pan of the AL]'s proposed decision as written. The CPUCs decision may be different than SCE's request.

THE CPUC WELCO.MZS YOUR PARTICIPATION AND COMMENTS

You may submit written comments to CPUC's Public Advisor's Office at the address or e-mail diown below. Please state that you are writing concerning SCE's application A.09-04-009. Your comments will become a part ofthe formal correspondence file for public comment in this proceeding. The Public Advisor's Office will drcidate your conunents to the five Commissioners, the ALI. DRA, and to CPUC staff assl^ed to this proceeding. You may also wHie to the CPUC If you need advice on how to partidpate In this proceeding, or would like to recdve further notices regarding the date. time, and place of any heating on SC^s application. You may also review a copy of this Application and related exhibits at SC^'scoiporate headquartci^ (2244 Walnut Grove Avenue, Roseraead, CA91770). Finallv. you may also review a copy of this Application and related exhibits at the CPUC's main oltlcc In San Francisco, listed below.

The Public Advisor The PubUc Advisor Callfomla Public Utilities Conunisdon California PubUc UUUtles Commission 320 West Fourth Street Suite 500 505 Van Ness Avenue, Room 2103 LosAngcles,CA90013 San Francisco. CA 94102 Or by e-mail: [email protected] Or by e-mail: [email protected]

FOR FURTHER INFORMA'nON FROM SCE

As noted above, you may review a copy of this Application and related exhibits at SCE's coiporate headquarters (2244 Walnut Grove Avenue. Rosemead. CA 91770). You may iijsp view these materials at th£ falluwlng SCE hudnesEoffices:

1 Pebbly Beach Rd. 30553 Rhnrock Rd. 374 Lagoon St.. Avalon.CA 90704 Barstow.CA 92311 Blshop.CA 93514

S05W.14thAve. 3001 Chateau Rd. - SiOS.CMnaLakeBlvd., Blyihe.CA 9222S Mammoth Lakes, CA 93545 Ridgecrest.CA 93555

26364 nne Ave. 41694 DhikeyCreekRd. 421 W.I St.. Rhnforest,CA 92378 Shaver Lake, CA 93664 Tehachapl.CA 93561

120 Woodland Dr.. 6999 Old Woman Spilngs Rd. Woftord Heights, CA 93285 Yucca Valley, CA 92284

Customers with Internet access may view and download SCE's application and the papers supporting It on SCE's Web site, www.sce.com/applicatlons, Anj^ne who would lUw to obtain more information about the application, please write to:

Southern California Edison Company P.O. Box 800

2244 Walnut Grove Avenue Rosemead, CA91770

Attention: Case Administration

Para goUdtar uiu copla At esta notiflcadon en espanol por favor escriba a:

Sonthem California Edison Company 2244 Walnut Grove Avenue, Quad 4A

Rosemead, CA91770

a la atenddn de Conmnicadones Corporativas o por medio de correo electronlco a [email protected].

(11 This notice is being provided for a second time In order to correct errors hi the original Mayl l ,2009(11291477)

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.sce.com/applicatlonsmailto:[email protected]






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I AM A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES AND A RESIDENT OF THE COUNTY AFORESAID: 1 AM OVER THE AGE OF EIGHTEEN YEARS; AND NOT A PARTY TO OR'INTERESTED IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED MATTER. 1 AM THEASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CLERK OF THE PRINTER OF THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN, A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED DAILY IN THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD COUNTY OF KERN,

AND WHICH NEWSPAPER HAS BEEN ADJUDGED A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION BY THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF KERN, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, UNDER DATE OF FEBRUARY 5, 1952, CASE NUMBER 57610; THAT THE NOTICE, OF WHICH THE ANNEXED IS A PRINTED COPY, HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN EACH REGULAR AND ENTIRE ISSUE OF SAID NEWSPAPER AND NOT IN ANY SUPPLEMENT THEREOF ON THE FOLLOWING DATES, TO WIT: 5/ n /09

ALL IN YEAR 2009

I CERTIFY (OR DECLARE) UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT THE FOREGOING IS TRUE AND CORRECT.

}^/l&^/L DATED AT BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIA^

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First Text SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISONNOTIFICATJON

Ad Number 11291477

SOUTHEBN CAIiFOBNIA EDISON NOTmCA'nON.OP AFFUCATION TO INCREASE ELECTRIC BATES [1]

' f APPUCATION NO. AJ)9 Tof CTTTPnt flynwi^i rcvcnpr ̂ flî UimifiU f̂fiTrr̂ *"̂ ^*1tnitloB t̂o SCE's tniitfini&is^l46.4minian. SCElsmpiesttiifthatthemcniieieindTementbe intjeased 1o S66.4 mIBl(mDr0.18% annnalqrte^miliiglamurjr 1.2011. when cam-pared (ototalsystemrereiiiicsatpTeEentxBtesdstifHarch 1.2009). Iheaurentflmiial contilinuUms to the deanmnlisloning tnm fimds nlU not piOTlde sDtDdent funds to pay pnitecteddeamiiDlsslonlng costs, so tnacasedanitilbiitlont are tnnilRd. Ttaereirlllbcno bflllng«ltigtcaafoilnteBtt)toteai«yea(2010)diietoolte'rf'^*'*>«fl'««" andRntmei. TUimcm tlul jon wlDiiottecaxitelnameordeaiasetn TOUT montlih u n llie fint TEST far flu Bnclear dttommliiltnitaiS tnut fandS'fbr SONGS 2 & 3 and for Pdo Verde Nndeor Genentlnj StatltmUnlts 1,2, and 3.

- - nUISTRATITE EFFECT ON ELECTRIC BATES AND BILLS

Hmequefted 2009 NDCTP rrvmne Teqttbeinent lesutts in an anmul inotase of 120.0 minion OT 0.18% b^tamtng JannaiT 1.2011 ,-wben omqiaicd to total qrstem itvonies at pTesemntes(asofl£Dil) 1.2009). The foUowtng table shows an estimate of pToposecl itvcmtes and rate d i an^ by customer group:.

2009 Nndear Deconmilidnninj Cost .IHemilal Proceedb^ Application (NDCTP) ' -Porjann ' ~

Residential -' Ughflng-Small £Hedhmi Power ImePower AjRinltnTi] and Puuipluf '• Streetand'Aica lifitOtti

' _ . . EyiDENTIABTBEARINGS

The CFUC o n hold evidentiary hearings whereby fonnal p ^ e s of record provide testlmoOT and are snblectta cross-ezamlnatiim before the CnjCTs AdndnlEtiitlve Uw ]iidge(AU). TheseheailnfjsaTeopcDtDthept^liclnitanlythosewtuiaTefoiinalpartlesof icand can paitldpatc. The CFU(. has theti own conrt tepoiteis irtu win icooTd the r i i i i i i i i i ' i i l i i i f«hngfnTmalp3rr t« i






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1 AM A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES AND A RESIDENT OF THE COUNTY AFORESAID: I AM OVER THE AGE OF EIGHTEEN YEARS, AND NOT A PARTY TO OR INTERESTED IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED MATTER. I AM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CLERK OF THE PRINTER OF THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN, A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED DAILY IN THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD COUNTY OF KERN,

AND WHICH NEWSPAPER HAS BEEN ADJUDGED A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION BY THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF KERN, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, UNDER DATE OF FEBRUARY 5, 1952, CASE NUMBER 57610; THAT THE NOTICE, OF WHICH THE ANNEXED IS A PRINTED COPY, HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN EACH REGULAR AND ENTIRE ISSUE OF SAID NEWSPAPER AND NOT IN ANY SUPPLEMENT THEREOF ON THE FOLLOWING DATES, TO WIT: 5/11/09

ALL IN YEAR 2009

1 CERTIFY (OR DECLARE) UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT THE FOREGOING IS TRUE AND CORRECT.

m/)^/Lt DATED AT BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIA^

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First Text SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISONNOTIFICATION

Ad Number 11291477

SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA EDISON NOnnCATIONOF AFFUCATION TO INCREASE ELECTRICRATES HI

• • t APPUCATION NO. JL09«4409

On April 3,2009 Soathenl CaUAmiia Edison Company (SCE) tiled an opplicatkm with the Calif omla Poblic UtllltiesConmdsslon [CFUQ to set conttlbntfaKi levels for each conmiqr^ nndear deamndisstonlngtrastlmid and otberrelated tssnes tn omnectlon wllb San Onotre Nndear Graoatliig Station {SONGS) Unit 1,2. and'S.

jn this aî illcatlon. SCE requests theCPUCto approve inireased contrlbntlon to Its Nuclear Dccommlkoning Trust Fintds (NDCTP) forSONGS Untts2 & 3 and tor Palo Verde Nndear Generattaig Station Ihdts 1,2 &BaflerJhe end of their imremNDdearRegalatoTy Com-mission license peilods. l i e cmrent animal levenne requirement to cover contriotitlons to SCE's tntst funds lsS46.4 million. SCElsicqttestlngthattlierevenneretniinnnentbe inaeased to 166,4 ntOllonor 0.18% annnuy bediminglamuiT 1,2011. when com-pared tata^(ystcmrevenuesalpresentratestasofHarail.2O09). Utecniientannual contribntlans to the decommbslontDg aim rands win not provide snfllctait funds to nay profeoeddeconmilsslonfaig costs, so Increased contributions are required. TherewlDoena Ull Impact bate ̂ nttmeitU)ior'tIte flat year (2010) ihie to omer ofbetttiig costs andreremm. TfalnnttnstliatjoiiwIlltiotsecaiztefaunaseardecKtsetnTaiir monthly UQ Ihe first n v f b r the midear deconmilsslanfaig tnist ftnuu for SONGS 2 ft 3 and for Palo Vndc Nndear Genentlng Statfam Unttt 1, 2> and 3.

nJDSTSATIVE EFFECT ON EIECTRIC BATES AND BniS

The requested 2009 NDCTP revcinie mntrement results in an annual tncrease of (20.0 minion or 0.18% b^bmtng larnmy 1,201 l.rtien compared to total qrstem reveimes at presentiateslasofMitnii 1.2009). Theftdlowfaigtablesbowsanestlmateatproposed

TPQQ Hhififar n>mtTiint«riwithig Cntt Trlotiitd PioceedlnJ Application (NDCTT) ;farlgnnuaTl.20111mplfmfntatton

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EyiDENTIAHT HEARINGS

The CPUC may hold evldentlaiy hearings wbaebyfbimal parties of recoij provide testliniin)'and are subjcctto ctDSS«xamlnation betbie the CPUCs Admlntstratlve Law hidge (AU). These heatbigs an open to thepubltc, bnt only those who ate bnmalpariles of record tan patddpate. The CPO(; has (hdr own court Rportets trtto triU reand the commentsoftfaosefbnnalpatttaoffeondpartldpatlngln the evidential^ hearings. The DlvlslondlRatepaycT AdvMatts (DRA) Ism Independent aim of the CPUC, created by the Legl^tnre to represnit the bUensts ofaC utU^ cnstomen thiDu îotU the state to obtabi fltelomstposdoleTatestbrseivlce consistent with reUable and sue service levels. J}RA hasanmlU-dlsclplinaiyttdfwIth expeitlse In economlcs.'tinanccaocoiniting. and engi-neering. ftftlT rtm^TTtng aflm^wmlt anil inrtilpnrppiiftpiitfrt Am^ thf fimnal hrarfng process, the as^gnedAU win Issue a proposed dedsion. When the CPUC Issues a flnal dedsion on (he a^lkarion. Itmav aoopL amend, ormodlfyall orpariof Qie AIJTs proposed dedsion as written. The CPUCs dedsion may be dUtertnt than S(JFS request

THE CPUC WELCOMES YOUB PARTICIPATION AND COHHENTS

Yon may snbnilt writtni comments to CmCTs PubUc AdvlsDî OtDce at the address or e-maUsnownbelow. Please state that yon are writing concerning SCEsappUallon A.09.04-009. Your comments win become a part oflhetbimalcoiTespoiidenceOle for puMic comment In this proceeding. ThePdhUc Advisor's Offlcewlllc^cnlate your comments to the Ave Commissioners, the AU, DRA. and lo CPUC staff assigned to tUs proceeding. YoumayalsowiltetotheCPUClfyouneedadvlceonhowtDpartlcQatein this proceeding, or wDiild like to receive further notices regarding the date, time, and place of anylieaalng on SCE's qqincation.-Yon may also review a copy of this J^llcatlon and related eddbUs at SCFs corporate headqnaiteis Q244 Wafamt Grove Avenue. Rosemead. CA91770). FinaUy, yonmay also revlewaajpyafthlsAppllcatianandielaiedeihiUtsat the CPUCsmaln omctln San Francisco, Usteobdow,

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Hit Pnbllc Advisor - ' CaUtbinia Public Udlldes Commission 320WesIFonrthStreeLSnite50O ' LosAiigeles,CA 90013 -Or by ^maU:Fnbllc:AdvlsotJa@qmcxLgov

The Public Advisor CaUfonda Pnbllc UtUlties CommlssioD

' 5OS'VanNessAvemiG.'Room2103 ' SanFrancisco.CA 94102.

' Or by e-nuO: [email protected]

, FOR FURTHER INFOBHAIION FROM SCE

As noted above, you may review I copy of this Application and related nUblis at SCE's coipoiaie beadgnaiteis (2244 Walnut Qimt Avenue, Rosemead. CA 91770). You may also view these materials at the tbUo whig SCE business ofBces:

1 Pebbly Beach Rd. Avalon.'CA 90704

SOS TV. UlhAve. Slylhe. CA 92225

26364 Phie Ave.— RfanfoRstCA 92378

30553 BhnrodtRd. Baistow.CA 92311

3 74 lagoon St., Bishop,CA 93514

aoOlCbateauRd. - • SlOS.ChlnalakeBlvd., Mammolb lakes, CA 93546 Ridgecnsl.CA 93555

41694 Dhikey Creek Bd. Shaver Lake. (^93664

421W.ISL. Tehadiapl,CA93S61

120WoodlandDi., ''69990tdWomanSpdiigiRd. Woffonl Heights, CA-9328 5 YoccaVaUey.CA 92284

Customers wHh internet access may view and download SCE's application and the papen suppoTdngltanStTsWebsite.wwwJc&com/appUcatkms. Ai^nmewhowontdlueto (ditatnmoie btfotnatlon about the appllcBflon.please-wriie.u: ' ' '

Sonthem CaUfimda Edison Conqiany P.O,Boz800

2244 Walnnt (iioveAvenne Ttosenttad,CA 91770

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A P P U C A T I O N NO. A . 0 M I 4 4 0 9

On April 3, 2009 Southern California Edison Company (SCE) filed an application with the Calitbmia PuUic Utilities Commission (CPUC) to set contfibution levels for each company's nuclear dscommissionino tnist fund ai>d ottier related issues in connection w t h San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) Unit 1,2, and 3

In this apiidicstion. SCE requests the CPUC to approve Increased contribution to its Nuclear Decommis»onins Trust Funds (NDCTF^ for SONGS Units 2 & 3 and for Palo Verde Nudew Generating SMion Units 1,2 & 3 after the end ott iwir cunent Nucleaf Regulatory Commisôn license periods. The cunent annual revenue requirement to cover contributions to SCE's trust funds is $46.4 million. SCE is requesting that the revenue requirement be increased to $66.4 million or 0.16% annually beginning January 1, 2011, when compared to total system revenues at present rates (as of March 1, 2009), The cunent annuel contributions to the decommissioning trust funds will not provide sufTicient funds to pay projected decommissioning costs, so increased contributions are required. There w l l be no bi l l Impact f rate adhistniet i tsl fbr the Brat w a r 12010) due to other offeetting costs and revenues. Thfe, m W W BttLifttM win not «ee a rate Ineraa— or deeraa— In veur metithltf bi l l the Wrat year lor the nuelear doeommlsalonlna t rust funds for SOWGS 2 * 3 and far Palo VenJo Wuelwr Oaneratlna Station Unfta 1.2. and 3,

ILLUSTRATIVE EFFECT ON a f C T R I C RATES AND BILLS

The requested 2009 NDCTP revenue requirement results in an annual increase of $20.0 million or 0.18% beginning January 1,2011, when compared to total system revenues at present rates (as of March 1, 2009). The following table straws an estimate of proposed revenues and rate changes by customer group:

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For Janua ry l , 2011 Implementation

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TOTAL 20.0 0 1 8 %

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374 Lagoon SL, Bishop, CA 93514

510 S. China Lake Blvd., Rklgecrest, CA 93555

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EVIDENTIARY HEARINGS

The CPUC may hold evidentiary hearings whereby fonnal parties of record provide testimony and are subject to cross-examination before the CPUC's Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). TItese hearings are open to the public, but only those who are formal parties of recoid can participate. The CPUC has their own court reporters who will record the comments of those format parties of record partrclpetino in the e\ndentiary hearings. The Division of Ratepayer Advocates (DRA) is an independent arm of the CPUC. created by ^ e Legislature to represent ttw tnteteets of all utility cwttomwe throuahwt Pw g t a f to oMuii i tl le iuwert possltMe rete* far service consistent with reliable and safe service levels. DRA has a multi-disciplinary staff with «(pertlse in economics, finance, accounting, ar>d engineering. After considering all proposals and evidence presented during the formal hearing process, the assigned ALJ will issue a proposed decision. When the CPUC issues a final decision on the application, it may adopt amend, or modify all or part of the ALJ'e proposed decision as written. The CPUC's decisfon may be different ^ a n SCE's request

THE CPUC WELCOMES YOUR M R T i a M T I O N AND CCHniENTS

You may sutimK written comments to CPUC's Public Advisor's Office at tfie address or e-mail ' . atumm below. Please state Uiat you are writing concerning SCE's ajiîcation A.09-04-O0g.

Youf comments will become a part of 0ie formal con«8pondence file for public comment in this proceeding. The Put>llcAdvi8or's Office will circulate your comments to the five Commissioners, the ALJ. DRA, and to CPUC staff assigned to this proceeding. You may also write to the CPUC if you need advice on how to participate in this proceeding, or wouU like to receive further notitpes regarding the date, time, and place of any hearing on SCE's application. You may also re\new a copy of tills Application and related exhibits at SCE's corporate headquarters (2244 VMnut Grove Avenue, Rosemead, CA 91770). Finally, you may also review a copy of this AppTication and related exhibits at the CPUC's main office In San Francisco, listed below.

FOR FURTHER mFOIOIATION FROM SCE

As noted above, you may review a ccîy of this Application and related exhil:Nts at SCE's ctHporate headquarters (2244 V\feilnut Grove Avenue, Rosemead, CA 91770). You may also '•AoH these materials at the following SCE business offices:

Ctntnners with Internet access may view and download SCE's application and the pap«« supporting it on SCE's Wsb ^ te , www:sco.ccimi^p/K;a(»r)& Anyone wtw would like to obtain more information about the application, please write to:

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CITY OF AVALON - PUBLIC NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Hearing Officer will be conducting Vehicle Hearings on Wednesday May 20,2009 in the City of Avalon Council Chambers located at 410 Avalon Canyon Road. The agenda will include but may not be limited to the following:

TIME APPLICANT

2:00 pan. Catalina Vending-Transfer Comm. Vehicle Catalina Property Services-Renew Comm. Autoette Mike Smith-Renew Residential Vehicle

2:30 pan. Courtyard Coffee-New Comm. Autoette Campus by the Sea-New Comm. Vehile

HEARINGS TIME APPLICANT

12:30 pjn. Dark to Light-Renew Conun. Autoette Dinghy doks- Remew Comm. Vehicle Rebecca Hinkley - Oversize Residential

1:00 pjn. Avalon Speech-New Comm. Autoette Geoff King Plumbing-Renew Comm. Autoette Dive Catalina-Renew Comm, Autoette

1:30 pan. Richard Lewis-Renew Residential Vehicle Steve Adams-Renew Residential Vehicle Seacrest Inn-Renew Comm. Autoette

June Renewal by Declaration Animal Hospital of Catalina-Renew Comm. Autoette

Cat. Auto & Bike Rental-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoeetes Cat. Beverage-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoette Catalina Adventure Tours-Renew Comm. Vehicles Autoette Cat. Canyon Resort-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoette Catalina Custom Cleaning-Renew Comm. Autoette Catalina Flying Boats-Renew Comm. Vehicle Catalina Golf Carts-Renew Comm. Autoette Cat. Island Yacht Club-Renew Comm. Autoette Catalina Islander-Renew Comm. Vehicle Catalina Island Plumbing-Renew Comm. Vehicles Catalina Island Real Estate-Renew Comm. Vehicle Coney Island-Renew Comm. Autoette N Catalina Storage-Renew Comm. Vehicle Catalina Transfer-Renew Comm. Vehicles Destination Catalina-Renew Comm. Autoette Eagle Protection Group-Renew Comm. Autoette Fairview Homeowners-Renew Comm. Autoette Fineline Constr.-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoette Hotel Villa Portofino-Renew Comm. Vehicle Inn on Mt. Ada-Renew Comm. Vehicle Island Builders-Renew Comm. Vehicles Island Charters- Renew Comm. Vehicle Jordahl Constr.-Renew Comm. Vehicles Leo Perez-Renew Comm. Vehicles Original Antonios-Renew Comm. Autoette Scott's Plumbing-Renew Comm. Vehicles Seagull Sanitation-Renew Comm. Vehicles Sherrill's Marine-Renew Comm. Vehicle Steuter Electric-Renew Comm. Vehicles Revo Roofing-Renew Comm. Vehicle/Autoette SCI Co.-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoettes Zim's of Catalina-Renew Comm. Autoette

The public is welcome to participate. Additional information and a complete agenda can be obtained at City Hall, 410 Avalon Canyon Road, between the hours of 8:00 ajn. and 5:00 pan. Monday through Friday.

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The Catalina Island Humane Society

Sharing Our Lives with Animais For those who love their ani-

mals and consider them part of their family and the fact that so many well-cared-for pets are now living longer lives, healthier and happier, is good news, indeed!

Much of this is due to exten-sive advances in medical science, and increased awareness ^mong pet owners on how to lovingly and effectively caie for tHeir aging an- • imals.

With age, changes can occur, but a little extra care and attention can go a long way toward the happy outcome of having your cats, dogs, and other animals, share a longer, healthier life with you.

For instmice, you might notice that your older cat could be finding it a bit difficult to climb to his or her favorite windowsill or cat post ledge. Try placing a chair of small table nearby to help. And putting out an extra litter box or two is helpful, so your cat won't have to race through your home when "na-ture calls" (which, with aging ani-

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mals, tends to happen more fre-quently).

Also, if your aging dog or cat friend doesn't seem to be as com-fortable eating crunchy dry food, adding a little warm water to the kibble will soften it - or you can even run it in a blender - to make^ the food easier and more enjoyable to eat. (Please be sure to quickly re-frigerate or dispose of any left-overs, to avoid spoilage!)

Good medical care, needless to say, is very important, such as regular checkups. If age-related medical conditions are diagnosed, there are therapies (medicinal, diet, and so forth) which may help slow down the progression ofthe condi-tion, as well as keep your pets con-tented and give them more time with you. Such illnesses as cancer, diabetes, heart problems, and so forth, may now be treated with great success, in many cases. Team work between you, as pet owner; your veterinarian; and of course, your beloved animal, can be the best way to go!

As with humans, emotional health for your animal can be very important, too. Providing a fairly peaceful, low-stress environment when possible, may lead to better health, slower aging, and more happiness - which would be best for everyone involved!

Those are some tips - for more opinions on pet aging, and other animal topics, please visit: www.sniksnak.com/ac/petaging. w w w . d o g s . a b n u t . c o m / . w w w . c a t s . a b o u t . c o m / www.aspca.org.

By Linda Garvey When you're online, you're

welcome to visit and enjoy our local websites: www.catalinahu-mane.org/youcanhelp. For the many ways you can support and help our CI Humane Society.

"Catalina Island Humane So-ciety desperately needs to rebuild their own funds," says CIHS Pres-ident Joanne Long," and is asking that donations [designated] for the care of abandoned, mistreated arid feral animals be made to Catalina Island Humane Society." www.catalinahumane.org.

OUT home page: all about our Catalina Island Humane Society, photos and videos, adoption page, shopping, and lots more. wwWî ^Trilintiimm^ wwwffftî linfliir landjnumalixwn/snuicerfin/org id/16

Cr Humane Society articles archive.

To subscribe to Animal Tales, our free e-newsletter, please e-mail: mfliltn-infn(Q)pat̂ Hpahvinane lorg The Catalina Island Humane Society, founded in the 1970's, is operated almost entirely, by volunteers.' More volunteers are always wel-come and necessary! For more in-formation on the organization,' please visit catalinahumane.org. or phone 310-510-1900. The CataUna Island Humane Society adoption center and administrative offices are located adjacent to the veteri-nary clinic, behind the dental clinic on Metropole Street. To'visit, please phone 310-510-1900.

, Animal Hospital.of .Catalina, Dr. Richard Denney Phone: 310-5lO-l210or:CIHS 310-510-1900.

fiC News" From Avaion Community Church

This Sunday, May 22, 2009 Pastor Ron Eroen will share a mes-sage with us called "Help Is Here!" Based on scripture found in Psalm 121. Then join us for a free Breakfast Bar downstairs during fellowship time. All are welcome. Please join us. ,

The first Sunday Morning Worship service begins at 8:30 ajn., with fellowship time from 9:30 ajn . to 10:15 a.m. The sec-ond Sunday Morning Worship Service begins at 10:15 ajn . Chil-

dren will be dismissed to go down-stairs for Children's Church about ten minutes after the service be-gins. Nursery and preschool care is available. Sunday Night Live Serv-ice - Please join us on Sunday night at 6:30 pjn. to continue a study on the entire book Romans.

Avalon Community Church is located on the comer of Metropole and Beacon. Office hours are Tues-day through Saturday, 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Call 310 510-1889 to mateand îpcnitmentwifliî stcrRciL

Catalina Bible Church Gifts from above: Discovering

God's best for us. When was the last time you saw a miracle? Does God still perform signs and won-ders today: What is supernatural faith; What are spiritual gifts: Are they still in effect? Please come Join us as we explore the first book of Corinthians and discover what God has given his followers to im-pact their homes, communities, na-tions and world, this Sunday with Pastor Enrique. Catalina Bible Church is located at 346 Catalina Ave. Services in English aie at 11 :00 ajn. and 7:00 p.m. There will be no evening service. As you are en-couraged to attend the fundraiser for Vena Scanlan. The fundraiser will be held Sunday, May 17 at the Casino Dock Cafe from 6:00 to 9:(H) p.m. There will be delicious Mexican food, a silent auction and music by Blackjack. Ticket will be sold at the door, $ 10. for adults and

$7 for children. Donations may also be sent to Catalina - Bible Church P.O. Box 1544, Avalon CA. 90704.

At both our cafe style church gathering you'll find live music, an interactive setting in which we dis-cuss today's relevant topics from a faith perspective, providing a time for round table conversation. All this served with great coffee, re-freshments and pastries.

At both services. Children's Sunday School starts right after worship.

Sunday service in Spanish is at 5:00 p.m. with Pastor Luis Sanchez. Tuesday Women's Bible Study 8:00 a.m.

Bible Study in English: Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Wednesdays "Night Of Worship" Jr & High School 7:00 p.m. Bible Study in Spanish: Thursday at 4:()0 p.m. at the church. For more information call 310-510-0073 or check out www.catalinabiblechurch.info.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

Where did we come from? Why are we here? where are we going? God's purpose and plan for us gives us the answers to these questions. To answer the second question in the list above let's go back in time about 2083 years and learn from an ancient' american missionary names Amulek:

Yea, I would.that it would-come forth and harden not your hearts any longer, for behold, now is the time and the day of your sal-vation; and therefore, if ye will re-pent and harden not your hearts, immediately shall the great plan of redemption be brought about unto you.

"For behold, this Ufe is the

time for men to repart to meet God; yea, behold the day of that life is the day for men to. perform their labors (ALMA 34:31-32.) About five hundred years before Amulek's deciuration, a propaet lehi teaches his son another simple truth," Adam hell that men might be. And men are that they might have joy" (ZNEPHI 2:25).

Our purpose in this life is to have joy and prepare to return to God's presence, to leara more con-tact us at (5620 794-3932 or visit us at www.mormon.org. We meet each Sunday in the conformance room in the U.S. Band at 4:00 pjn. in english and 6:00 p.m. in Span-ish. All is welcome.

Saint Catherine Catholic Church St. Catherine of Alexandria

Catholic Church is located at 800 Bea-con Street, Avalon. Confessions are on Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. The weekend Mass schedule it as follows: Saturday at 5:00 p.m.; Sunday at 9:00 ajn. and 11:00 ajn.; and Spanish Mass is on Sunday at 6:30 p.m.

There is a weekday Mass in Big-lish Monday through Friday at 8:00

a.mBaptisms: Contact the Pastor at least one monfli before die desired b ^ tism date. Marriages: Contact the Pas-tor at least six months before the desired wedding date. Anointing ofthe sick and Communion calls to the homeboiind: Contact the Pastor any-time.

St. Catherine is a parish of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Father Paul Siebenand is the Pastor.

Caivary Bible Church For whoever is ashamed of

Me and My words, of him the Son of Man will be ashamed when He comes in His own glory, and in His Father^s, and of the holy angels. (Luke 9:26)'

Join us this Sunday, May 17 at 10:00 a.m., as Calvary Bible Church hosts a special Bible Teaching & Worship Service in the front lobby ofthe U.S. Bank Build-ing, 303 Crescent Avenue (near the comer of Crescent & Metropole), offering a Biblical study of Acts of The Apostles, Chapters 4 and 5.

Immediately after their receiv-ing of the Holy Spirit on the Feast of Pentecost, the followers of Jesus, who just the day before had been hiding in fear of being of ar-rested, were suddenly changed into bold preachers of the Gospel. In Chapter 4 of Acts of The Apostles, we see Peter and John walk into the Jerusalem Temple, and' begin preaching repentance of sin and the resurrection from the dead in front of the very men who condemned Jesus to crucifixion on the cross. Wth courage and a "peace fliat sur-passes all understanding" in their hearts, these men became ambas-sadors for Jesus Christ, the one true, living God. Guided by the Holy Spirit, they were no longer common uneducated fishermen from Galilee, but fearless "super men" on fire for the Lord, brave and unashamed. The Apostle Paul, after his conversion, even re-marked, 7 am not ashamed ofthe gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes." (Romans 1:16) Are you ashamed of being a Christian? Are you certain of your eternal des-tiny after you die?

The Apostle Paul, in his letters to the early Church, tells us that it is Jesus Christ who saves us fi-om sin and gives us eternal life - we do not save ourselves. Trying to be "a good person" or doing good deeds

does not lead to salvation. Peter, as well, reminds us "There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.'̂ (Acts 4:12)J^t is only by our repen-tance of sin and direct commitment to Jesus Christ - not belonging to a particular religion, following a church denomination, or doing "good works" - that changes in our life and our eternal salvation are as-sured. Peter, again, tells us hdvv easy it is to find salvation: ''Repent and be baptized, every one of you, 4n the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit." (Acts 2:38) Are you ready to receive the free gift of life with Jesus?

Each week's smdy is taught by Pastor Jason Gant, bringing you the loving and living Word of God from the Bible, chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse. Everyone is welcomed, and transportation is happily provided. Attendees at this Sunday's service will have the op-portunity to ask their Bible ques-tions and take part in a brief discussion period after the teach-ing. Our "Coffee & Carbs Fellow-ship" follows immediately afterwards. Prayer Fellowship meets every Wednesday at 12:00 p.m. in the beautiful, shaded park across fi^m City Hall, weather per-mitting. Bring your lunch and join us for prayer and cast all of your cares on Jesus, the Great Physician of us all! For more information, please call 310-510-8300 or visit our website at www.calvary-biblechurch.com. Can't join us? Then call our toll-free 24-Hour Prayer Line 1 -866-Holy-Word (465-9967). Remember... Read the Book, Learn the Truth!

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APPLICATION NO. A.094M-009

On April 3, 2009 Southern Califomjs Edison Company (SCE) filed an applicBtnn with the Cslifomia Putriic Utilities Commission (CPUC) to set contribution (avals tbr each conpany's nuclear decommissioning trust fund and other related issues In connection with San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) Unit 1.2. and 3.

In this application. SC£ requests the CPUC to approve increased contribution to its Nuclear DecommisMonina Trust Funds (NDCTP) tbr SONGS Units 2 & 3 and tbr Palo Verde Nuctear Ganerstins Station Units 1,2 & 3 after the end of th«r current Nuclear Regulatory Cmnmission l i cnne periods. The current annual revenue requirement to cover contributions to SCE's trust funds is $46.4 million. SC£ is requeuing that the revenue requirement be increased to $66.4 million or 0,16% annually beginning January 1, 2011, when compared to total system revenues at present rates (as of Mardi 1, 2009). The current annual contributions to the decommissioning trust tijnds will rKit provide sufficient funds to pay projected decommissioning costs, so increased contributions are required. There will be fto >>lfl I t^rPJ^ tT f t t adtastnienlal fb f the f l f r t v a r (20101 due to other ofteetting costs and revenues. This msans that you w i l l not see a rata Incrsasa of doer—se in vouf menttiiw bin the f i rst veer far tha nuclear deeonmfesionina t r u r t funds tor SONOS 2 a 3 and fo r Pato Verde Nuclear GeneraMno

Sftrt^w^V^te1•2.^^nd^ ILLUSTRATIVE EFFECT ON B ^ C T R I C RATES AND BILLS

' T h e requested 2009 NDCTP revenue requirement results In an annual increase of $20.0 million or 0.1S% beginning January 1,2011, when compared to total system revenues at present rates (as of March 1, 2009). The following table shows an estimate of proposed revenues and rate dianges by customer group:

Cu i tomor Group

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AppOcatlon (NDCTP) For Janua ry l , 2011 Implementallon

Itevenue O iange Umll l ton) % Change

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TOTAL 20.0 0.18%

EVIDENFIARY HEARINGS

The CPUC may hold evidentiary hearings wtiereby tOTmal parties of record provide testimony and are subject to cross-examination before the CPUC's Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). These hearings ere open to the public, but only those who are formal parties of record can participate. The CPUC has their own court reporters who will record the comments of those formal parties of record partidpating in the evidentiary hearings. The Division of Ratepayer Advocates (DRAl ts an independent arm ofthe CPUCcreated bK the_Legislature to represent the interests of all utility customers throughout the state to obtain the lowest possible rates for service consistent with reliable arKl safe ser\dce levels. DRA has a multl-dlBclplinary stafF with expertise In ecortomics, finarKie. accounting, and engineering. After considering all proposals and e>^dence presented during the fonnal hearing process, the assigned ALJ will issue a proposed decision. When the CPUC Issues a final decision on Hie application. It may adopt, amend, or modify all or part of the ALJ's proposed decision as written. The CPUC's decision may be different than SCE's request

THE CPUC WELCOMES YOUR RARTiaPATlON AND COMMENTS

You may submit written comments to CPUC's PuUic Advisor's Office at the address or e-mail shown below. Please state that you are writing concerning SCE's apîcation A.09-04-009. Your commertts will become a part of the tcmnal correspondence file for public comment In this proceeding. The PutHic Advisor's Office will circulate your comments to the five CommiSBioners. the A U . [^W, and to CPUC staff assigned to this proceeding. You may also write to the CPUC if you need advice on how to participate in this proceeding, or would like to rec«ve further noticesregardingthedato, time, and ploceofany hearing on SCE's application. You may also review a copy of this Application and related exhibits at SCE's corporate headquarters (2244 UVUnut Grove Avenue, Rosemead, CA 91770). Finally, you may also review a copy of this Application and related exhibits at ttie CPUC's main office in San Francisco, listed belcw.

The Public Advisor California Public Utilities Commission 320 West Fourth Street, Suite 500 LosAngeles, CA90013

The Public Advisor California Public Utilities Commission 505 ^ n Ness Avenue, Room 2103 San Francisco, CA 94102

Or by e-mail: [email protected] Or by e-mail: [email protected]

FCm FURTHER INFORMATION FROM SCE

As noted above, you may review a copy of this Application and related exhibite at SCE's corporate headquarters (2244 Wtalnut Grove Avenue, Rosemead, CA 91770). You may also view these materials at the folkwing SCE business ofTicm:

374 Lagoon St., Bishop, CA 93514

510 S. China Lake Blvd., Ridgecrest CA 93555

421 W J St., Tehaohapi. CA 93561

1 Pebbly Beach Rd. Avalon, CA 90704

505 VW 1Âve. BIythe. CA 92225

26364 Pine Ave. Rimtorest, CA 92378

120VUbodtandDr., Wbtford Heights, CA 93285

Customers >^th Internet aroess may v k w and download SCE's arîcat lon and the papers supporting it on SCE's \Afeb site, viivm.soB.com^pplications. Anyone who would like to oiAain more information about the a^îcation. please write to:

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CITY OF AVALON - PUBLIC NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Hearing Officer will be conducting Vehicle Hearings on Wednesday May 20,2009 in the City of Avalon Council Chambers located at 410 Avalon Canyon Road. The agenda will include but may not be limited to the following:

TIME APPLICANT

2:00 pan. Catalina Vending-Transfer Comm. Vehicle Catalina Properly Services-Renew Comm. Autoette Mike Smith-Renew Residential Vehicle

2:30 pjn . Courtyard Coffee-New Comm. Autoette Campus by the Sea-New Comm. Vehile

HEARINGS TIME APPLICANT

12:30 p jn . Dark to Light-Renew Conmi. Autoette Dinghy doks- Remew Comm. Vehicle Rebecca Hinkley - Oversize Residential

1:00 p jn . Avalon Speech-New Comm. Autoette Geoff King Plumbing-Renew Comm. Autoette Dive Catalina-Renew Comm. Autoette

1:30 p jn . Richard Lewis-Renew Residential Vehicle Steve Adams-Renew Residential Vehicle Seacrest Inn-Renew Comm. Autoette

June Renewal by Declaration Animal Hospital of Catalina-Renew Comm. Autoette

Cat. Auto & Bike Rental-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoeetes Cat. Beverage-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoette Catalina Adventure Tours-Renew Comm. Vehicles Autoette Cat. Canyon Resort-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoette Catalina Custom Cleaning-Renew Comm. Autoette Catalina Flying Boats-Renew Comm. Vehicle Catalina Golf Carts-Renew Comm. Autoette Cat. Island Yacht Club-Renew Conun. Autoette Catalina Islander-Renew Comm. Vehicle Catalina Island Plumbing-Renew Comm. Vehicles Catalina Island Real Estate-Renew Comm. Vehicle Coney Island-Renew Comm. Autoette -^ .- . -Catalina Storage-Renew Comm. Vehicle Catalina Transfer-Renew Comm. Vehicles Destination Catalina-Renew Comm. Autoette Eagle Protection Group-Renew Comm. Autoette Fairview Homeowners-Renew Comm. Autoette Fineline Constr.-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoette Hotel Villa Portofino-Renew Comm. Vehicle Inn on Mt. Ada-Renew Comm. Vehicle Island Builders-Renew Comm. Vehicles Island Charters- Renew Comm. Vehicle Jordahl Constr.-Renew Comm. Vehicles Leo Perez-Renew Comm. Vehicles Original Antonios-Renew Comm. Autoette Scott's Plumbing-Renew Comm. Vehicles Seagull Sanitation-Renew Comm. Vehicles Sherrill's Marine-Renew Comm. Vehicle Steuter Electric-Renew Comm. Vehicles Revo Roofing-Renew Comm. Vehicle/Autoette SCI Co.-Renew Comm. Vehicles/Autoettes Zim's of Catalina-Renew Conom. Autoette

The public is welcome to participate. Additional information £md a complete agenda can be obtained at City Hall, 410 Avalon Canyon Road, between the hours of 8:00 ajn. and 5:00 pjn. Monday through Friday.

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Sharing Our Lives with Animals For those who love their ani-


Much of this is due to exten-sive advances in medical science, and increased awareness among pet owners on how to lovingly and effectively care for their aging an-imals.

Widi age, changes can occur, but a littie extra care and attention can go a long way toward the happy outcome of having your cats, dogs, and other animals, share a longer, healthier life with you.

For instance, you might notice that your older cat could be finding it a bit difficult to climb to his or her favorite windowsill or cat post ledge. Try placing a chair or small table nearby to help. And putting out an extra litter box or two is helpful, so your cat won't have to race through your home when "na-ture calls" (which, with aging ani-

Senior Meals

Monday, May 18


or veggie burger w/fries

Tuesday, May 19


Wednesday* Klay20



Thursday, May21


w/mashed potatoes and gravy

Friday, May22

Mr. NIng's Pork lo mein


To order your meal, you

will need to call Sue

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before 3:00 p.m. the day

before lunch is served. If

there is no answer, please

leave your order on the

answering machine, along

with any special needs

that you may have. Com-

plaints: Please, direct all

complaints and questions

to Sean at the Recreation

DqaartmentatSlO- 510-1987.


Also, if your aging dog or cat friend doesn't seem to be as com-fortable eating crunchy dry food, adding a little warm water to the kibble will soften it - or you can even run it in a blender - to make the food easier and more enjoyable to eat, (Please be sure to quickly re-frigerate or dispose of any left-overs, to avoid spoilage!)

Good medical care, needless to say, is very important, such as regular checkups. If age-related medical conditions are diagnosed, there are therapies (medicinal, diet, and so forth) which may help slow down the progression of the condi-tion, as well as keep your pets con-tented and give them more time with you. Such illnesses as cancer, diabetes, heart problems, and so forth, may now be treated with great success, in many cases. Team work between you, as pet owner; your veterinarian; and of course, your beloved animal, can be the best way to go!


Those are some tips ~ for more opinions on pet aging, and other animal topics, please visit: www.sniksnak.com/ac/petaging. w w w . d o g s . a b o u t , c o m / , w w w . c a t s . a b o u t . c o m / www.aspca.org.

"News"


welcome to visit and enjoy our local websites: www.catalinahu-mane .org/youcanhelp. For the many ways you can support and help our CI Humane Society.

"Catalina Island Humane So-ciety desperately needs to rebuild their own ftinds," says CIHS Pres-ident Joanne Long," and is asking that donations [designated] for the care of abandoned, mistreated and feral animals be made to Catalina Island Humane Society." wvmcatalinahumane.org.

Our home page: all about our Catalina Island Humane Society, photos and videos, adoption page, shopping, and lote more. wwwpratalina m m / ^^^y^t-atj^''"?^!'^

lanc|foumaljnip/snurce£fTn/org id/16 CI Humane Society articles

archive. To subscribe to Animal Tales,

our free e-newsletter, please e-mail: maiUn:info@f t̂alinahiimanej)rg The Catalina Island Humane Society, founded in the 1970's, is operated almost entirely by volunteers. More volunteers are always wel-come and necessary! For more in-formation on the organization, please visit catalinahumane.org. or phone 310-510-1900. The Catalina Island Humane Society adoption center and administrative offices are located adjacent to the veteri-nary clinic, behind the dental clinic on Metropole Street. To visit, please phone 310-510-1900.

Animal Hospital of Catalina, Dr. Richard Denney Phone: 310-510-1210 or: CIHS 310-510-1900.

From Avalon Community Church This Sunday, May 22, 2009

Pastor Ron Eroen will share a mes-sage with us called "Help Is Here!" Based on scripture found in Psalm 121. Then join us for a free Breakfast Bar downstairs during fellowship time. All are welcome. Please join us.

The first Sunday Morning Worship service begins at 8:30 ajn., with fellowship time from 9:30 ajn. to 10:15 ajn. The sec-ond Sunday Morning Worship Service begins at 10:15 ajn. Chil-

dren will be dismissed to go down-stairs for Children's Church about ten minutes after the service be-gins. Nursery and preschool care is available. Sunday Night Live Serv-ice - Please join us on Sunday night at 6:30 pjn. to continue a study on the entire book Romans.

Avalon Community Church is located on the comer of Metropole and Beacon. Office hours are Tues-day through Saturday, 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Call 310 510-1889 to make and ̂ ipainmait with f%is&r Ren.

Catalina Bible Church Gifts fix)m above: Discovering

God's best for us. When was the last time you saw a miracle? Does God still perform signs and won-ders today: What is supernatural faith: What are spiritual gifts: Are they still in effect? Please come join us as we explore the first book of Corinthians and discover what God has given his followers to im-pact their homes, communities, na-tions and world, this Sunday with Pastor Enrique. Catalina Bible Qiurch is located at 346 Catalina Ave. Sorices in English are at 11 :00 ajn. and 7:00 p.m. There will be no evening service. As you are en-couraged to attend the fundraiser for Vena Scanlan. The fundraiser will be held Sunday, May 17 at the Casino Dock Cafe from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. There will be delicious Mexican food, a silent auction and music by Blackjack. Ticket will be sold at the door, $10. for adults and

$7 for children. Donations may also be sent to Catalina Bible Church P.O. Box 1544, Avalon CA. 90704.

At both our cafe style church gathering you'll find live music, an interactive setting in which we dis-cuss today's relevant topics from a faith perspective, providing a time for round table conversation. All this served with great coffee, re-freshments and pastries.

At both services, Children's Sunday School starts right after worship.

Sunday service in Spanish is at 5:00 p.m. with Pastor Luis Sanchez. Tuesday Women's Bible Study 8:00 a.m.

Bible Study in English: Wednesday 7:00 p.m, Wednesdays "Night Of Worship" Jr & High School 7:00 p.m. Bible Study, in Spanish; Thursday at 4:00 p.m. at the church. For more information call 310-510-0073 or check out www.catalinahihlechurch.info.

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Where did we come from? Why are we here? where are we going? God's purpose and plan for us gives us the answers to these questions. To answer the second question in the list above let's go back in time about 2083 years and learn from an ancient american missionary names Amulek:

Yea, I would that it would come forth and harden not your hearts any longer, for behold, now is the time and the day of your sal-vation; and therefore, if ye will re-pent and harden not your hearts, immediately shall the great plan of redemption be brought about unto you.

"For behold, this life is the

time for men to repart to meet God; yea, behold the day of that life is the day for men to perform their labors (ALMA 34:31-32.) About five hundred years before Amulek's decurvation, a propaet lehi teaches his son another simple truth," Adam hell that men might be. And men are that they might have joy" (Z NEPHI 2:25).

Our purpose in this life is to have joy and prepare to return to God's presence, to learn more con-tact us at (5620 794-3932 or visit us at www.mormon.org. We meet each Sunday in the conformance room in the U.S. Band at 4:00 pjn. in english and 6:00 p.m. in Span-ish. All is welcome.


Catholic Church is located at 800 Bea-con Street, Avalon. Confessions are on Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. The weekend Mass schedule it as follows: Saturday at 5:00 pjn.; Sunday at 9:00 ajn. and 11:00 am.; and Spanish Mass is on Sunday at 6:30 pjn.

There is a weekday Mass in Eng-lish Monday through Friday at 8:00

ajn-Baptisms: Contact the Pastor at least one month before the desired b ^ tism date. Marriages: Contact the Pas-tor at least six months before the desired wedding date. Anointing of tfie sick and Communion calls to the homebound: Contact die Pastor any-time.


Calvary Bible Church For whoever is ashamed of

Me and My words, of him the Son of Man will be ashamed when He comes in His own glory, and in His Father's, and of the holy angels. (Luke 9:26)

Join us this Sunday, May 17 at 10:00 a.m., as Calvary Bible Church hosts a special Bible Teaching & Worship Service in the front lobby ofthe U.S. Bank Build-ing, 303 Crescent Avenue (near the comer of Crescent & Metropole), offering a Biblical study of Acts of The Apostles, Chapters 4 and 5. v

Immediately after their receiv-ing of the Holy Spirit on the Feast of Pentecost, the followers of Jesus, who just the day before had been hiding in fear of being of ar-rested, were suddenly changed into bold preachers of the Gospel. In Chapter 4 of Acts of The Apostles, we see Peter and John walk into the Jerusalem Temple, and begin preaching repentance of sin and the resurrection from the dead in front of the very men who condenmed Jesus to crucifixion on the cross. With courage and a "peace that sur-passes all understanding" in their hearts, these men became ambas-sadors for Jesus Christ, the one true, living God. Guided by the Holy Spirit, they were no longer common uneducated fishermen from Galilee, but fearless "super men" on fire for the Lord, brave and unashamed. The Apostie Paul, after his conversion, even re-marked, "/ am not ashamed ofthe gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes.'' (Romans 1:16) Are you ashamed of being a Christian? Are you certain of your eternal des-tiny after you die?

The Apostle Paul, in his letters to the early Church, tells us that it is Jesus Christ who saves us from sin and gives us eternal life - we do not save ourselves. Trying to be "a good person" or doing good deeds

does not lead to salvation. Peter, as well, reminds us "There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved." (Acts 4:12) It is only by our repen-tance of sin and direct commitment to Jesus Christ - not belonging to a particular religion, following a church denomination, or doing "good works" - that changes in our life and our eternal salvation are as-sured. Peter, again, tells us how easy it is to find salvation; "Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit." (Acts 2:38) Are you ready to receive the free gift of life with Jesus?

Each week's study is taught by Pastor Jason Gant, bringing you the loving and living Word of God from the B ibie, chapter- by-chapter, verse-by-verse. Everyone is welcomed, and transportation is happily provided. Attendees at this Sunday's service will have the op-portunity to ask their Bible ques-tions and take part in a brief discussion period after the teach-ing. Our "Coffee & Carbs Fellow-ship" follows immediately afterwards. Prayer Fellowship meets every Wednesday at 12:00 p.m. in the beautiful, shaded park across from City Hall, weather per-mitting. Bring your lunch and join us for prayer and cast all of your cares on Jesus, the Great Physician of us all! For more information, please call 310-510-8300 or visit our website at www.calvary-biblechurch.com. Can't join us? Then call our toll-free 24-Hour Prayer Line 1 -866-Holy-Word (465-9967). Remember... Read the Book, Learn the Trudi!

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SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA EDISON NOTIFICATION OF APPLICATION TO INCREASE ELECTRIC RATES^

APPLICATION NO. A.OS-04-009

On April 3, 2009 Southern California Edison Company (SCE) filed an application with the CalitomiB Public Utintes CcHnmtesion (CPUC) to set contrtbution tcrvets f w each company^ nudear decommissiontng trust fund and other related issues in connection with San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) Unit 1. 2, and 3.

In this apfdtcation, S C ^ requests the CPUC to approve increased contritxition to its Nuclear Oectmimissionjng Tnjst Funds (NDCTP) for SONGS Units 2 & 3 and for Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station Units 1,2 S 3 alter the end of their current Nuclear Regulatory Commission license periods. The current annual revenue requirement to cover contributions to SCE's trust funds ts $46.4 million. SCE is requesting that the revenue requirement ba increased to S66.4 million or 0.18% annually beginning January 1, 2011. when compared to total system revenues at present rates (as of March 1, 2009). The current annual contributtons to the decomrnis^nir>g trust funds will not provide sulftciervt funds to pay prcjKAed decommlsôning costs, so Increased contributions are required. There will be no bi l l Impact ( f ^ ad lus tmanUl ft^ tha flirt v a r KOIOl due to other ofisetting costs and revenues. This maans tt iat wou Will not see a fata Incr—s« or d e e r a a ^ In vour monWite bi l l t h . f i rs t w a r far the niielaar 4ffeoinnits5lf»tlnM t r u r t funds far SOWQS 2 & 3 ond fbr Palo V*rde Wuelaar OaneraWna S t r t i c tnUn l l «1 .2 .a t i d3 .

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As noted above, you may review a copy of this Af^l icafion and related ffi(htbrts at SCE's corporate headquarters (2244 V\talnut Grove Avenue, Rosemead, CA 91770). You may also vimv these materials at the following SCE business offices:

1 Pebbly Beach Rd. Avalon, CA 90704

505 W 14* Ave. BVythe, CA 92225

26364 Pine Ave. Rimforest, CA 92378

120 Woodland Dr., VtOatt i Hetghte, CA S32&S

30553 Rimrock Rd. Barstow, CA 92311

3001 Chateau Rd. Mommoth Lakes. CA 33546

41694 Dinkey Creek Rd. SheverLate. CA 93664

6999 Old Wbman SfHings Rd. Yucca Valley, CA S2284

374 Lagocn St.. Bishop. CA 93514

510 S. China Lake Blvd., RidgecrBBt, CA 93655

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Sharing Our Lives with Animals For those who love their ani-


Much of this is due to exten-sive advances in medical science, and increased awareness among pet owners on how to.lovingly and effectively care for their aging an-imals.

With age, changes can occur, but a little extra care and attention can go a long way toward the happy outcome of having your cats, dogs, and other animals, share a longer, healthier life with you.

For instance, you might notice that your older cat could be finding it a bit difficult to climb to his or her favorite windowsill or cat post ledge. Try placing a chair or small table nearby to help. And putting out an extra litter ,box or two is helpful, so your cat won't have to race through your home when "na-ture calls" (which, with aging ani-

Senior Meals

Monday, May 18


or -veggie burger w/fries

Tuesday, May 19


Wednesday, May20



Thursday, May 21


w/niashed potatoes and gravy

Friday, May 22

Mr.Ning's Pork lo mein


To order your meal, you will need to cali Sue Cheek at 310 510 9680 before 3:00 p.m. the day before lunch is served. If there is no answer, please leave your order on the answering machine, along with any special needs that you may have. Com-plaints: Please, direct all complaints and questions to Sean at the Recreation Departmentat310- 510-1987.


Also, if your aging dog or cat friend doesn't seem to be as com-fortable eating crunchy dry food, adding a little warm water to the kibble will soften it - or you can even run it in a blender - t o make the food easier and more enjoyable to eat. (Please be sure to quickly re-frigerate or dispose of any left-overs, to avoid spoilage!)

Good medical care, needless to say, is very important, such as regular checkups. If age-related medical cpnditions are diagnosed, there are ther^ies (medicinal, diet, and so forth) which may help stow down the progression ofthe condi-tion, as well as keep your pets con-tented and give them more time with you. Such illnesses as cancer, diabetes, heart problems, and so forth, may now be treated with great success, in many cases. Team work between you, as pet owner; your veterinarian; and of course, your beloved animal, can be the best way to go!


Those are some tips - for more opinions on pet aging, and other animal topics, please visit: www.sniksnak.com/ac/petaging. w w w . d o g s . a b o u t . c o m / . w w w . c a t s . a b o u t . c o m / www.aspca,org.


welcome to visit and enjoy our local websites: www.catalinahu-mane.org/youcanhelp. For the many ways you can support and help our CI Humane Society.

"Catalina Island Humane So-ciety desperately, needs to rebuild their own fiinds," says CIHS Pres-ident Joanne Long," and is asking that donations [designated] for the care of abandoned, mistreated and feral animals be made to Catalina Island Humane Society." www.catalinahumane.org.

Our home page: all about our Catalina Island Humane Society, photos and videos, adoption page, shopping, and lots more. www£catalina£om/. wwwxalalinais-' landjoumalmm/sourcejc&n/org id/16

CI Humane Society articles archive.

To subscribe to Animal Tales, our free e-newsletter, please e-mail: mailtn-lnft^fSratalinahiimaneJirg The

Catalina Island Humane Society, founded in the 1970's, is operated almost entirely . by volunteei^. More volunteers are always wel-come and necessary! For more in-formation on the organization, please visit catalinahumane.org. or phone 310-510-1900.The Catalina Island Humane Society adoption center and administrative offices are located adjacent to the veteri-nary clinic, behind the dental clinic on Metropole Street. To visit, please phone 310-510-1900.

,. ., Animal Hospital,of Catalina, Dr. Richard Denney Phone: 310-510-1210or; CIHS 310-510-1900.


Where did we come from? Why are we here? where are we going? God's purpose and plan for us gives us the answers to these questions. To answer the second question in the list above let's go back in time about 2083 years and learn ft"om an ancient american missionary names Amulek:

Yea, I. would that.it would come forth and harden not your hearts any longer, for behold, now is the time and the day of your sal-vation; and therefore, if ye will re-pent and harden not your hearts, immediately shall the great plan of redemption be brought about unto you.

"For behold, this life is the

time for men to repart to meet God; yea, behold the day of that life is the day for men to perform their labors (ALMA 34:31-32.) About five hundred years before Amulek's decurvation, a propaet lehi teaches his son another simple truth," Adam hell that men might be. And men are that they might havejoy" (ZNEPHI 2:25).

Our purpose in this life is to' have joy and prepare to return to God's presence; to learn more con-tact us at (5620 794-3932 or visit us at www.mormon.org. We meet each Sunday in the conformance room in the U.S. Band at 4:00 p Jn. in english and 6:00 p.m. in Span-ish. All is welcome.


Catholic Church is located at 800 Bea-con Street, Avalon. Confessions are on Saturday 9:00 ajn. - 9:30 ajn. The weekend Mass schedule it as follows: Saturday at 5:00 p.m.; Sunday at 9:00 ajn. and 11:00 ajn.; and Spanish Mass is on Sunday at 6:30 pjn.

There is a weekday Mass in Eng-lish Monday through Friday at 8:00

a.m.Baptisms: Contact the Pastor at least one month before the desiral biq)-tism date. Marriages: Contact tiie Paŝ tor at least six months before the desired wedding date. Anointing of thtJ sick and Communion calls to the homebound: Contact the Foster any-time.


Calvary Bible Church

"News" From Avalon Community Church

This Sunday, May 22, 2009 Pastor Ron Eroen will share a mes-sage with us called "Help Is Here!" Based on scripmre found in Psalm 121. Then join us for a free Breakfast Bar downstairs during fellowship time. All are welcome.' Please join us.

The first Sunday Morning Worship service begins at 8:30 ajn., with fellowship time ft"om 9:30 ajn . to 10:15 ajn. The sec-ond Sunday Morning Worship Service begins at 10:15 ajn.Chil-

. dren will be dismissed to go down-stairs for Children's Church about ten minutes after the service be-gins. Nursery and preschool care is available. Sunday Night Live Serv-ice - Please join us on Sunday night at 6:30 pjn . to continue a study on the entire book Romans.

Avalon Community Church is located on the comer of Metropole and Beacon. Office hours are Tues-day through Saturday, 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Call 310 510-1889 to make anda[:poî tn1ê t\̂ adl Î isKTRcn.

Catalina Bible Church Gifts from above: Discovering

God's best for us. When was the last time you saw a miracle? Does God still perform signs and won-ders today: What is supernatural faith: What are spiritual gifts: Are they still in effect? Please come join us as we explore the fu-st book of Corinthians and discover what God has given his followers to im-pact their homes, communities, na-tions and world, this Sunday with Pastor Enrique. Catalina Bible Church is located sd 346 Catalina Ave. Services in English are at 11 :00 ajn. and 7:00 p.m. There will be no evening service. As you are en-couraged to attend the fundraiser for Vena Scanlan. The fundraiser will be held Sunday, May 17 at the Casino Dock Cafe finom 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. There will be delicious Mexican food, a silent auction and music by Blackjack. Ticket will be sold at the door, $10. for adults and

$7 for children. Donations may also be sent to Catalina Bible Church P.O. Box 1544, Avalon CA. 90704.

At both oiir cafe style church gathering you'll find live music, an interactive setting in which we dis-cuss today's relevant topics from a faith perspective, providing a time for round table conversation. All this served with great coffee; re-freshments and pastries.

At both services. Children's Sunday School starts right after worship.

Sunday service in Spanish is at 5:00 p.m. with Pastor Luis Sanchez. Tuesday Women's Bible Smdy 8:00 a.m.

Bible Study in English: Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Wednesdays "Night Of Worship" Jr & High School 7:00 p.m. Bible Study in Spanish: Thursday at 4:00 p.m. at the church. For more information call 310-510-0073 or check out www.catalinabiblechurch.infQ.

For whoever is ashamed of Me arui My words, of him the Son' of Man will be ashamed when He comes in His own glory, and in His Father'sl and of the holy angels. (Luke 9:26)

Join us this Sunday, May 17 at 10:00 a.m., as Calvary Bible Church hosts a special Bible Teaching & Worship Service in the front lobby of the U.S. Bank Build-ing, 303 Crescent Avenue (near the comer of Crescent & Metropole), offering a Biblical study of Acts of The Apostles, Chapters 4 and 5. ^

Immediately after their receiv-ing of the Holy Spirit on the Feast of Pentecost, the followers of Jesus, who just the day before had been hiding in fear of being of ar-rested, were suddenly changed into bold preachers of the Gospel. In Chapter 4 of Acts of The Apostles, we see Peter and John walk into the Jerusalem Temple, and begin preaching repentance of sin and the resurrection from the dead in front of the very men \yho condemned Jesus to crucifixion on the cross. With courage and a "peace that sur-passes all understanding" in their hearts, these men became ambas-sadors for Jesus Christ, the one true, living God. Guided by the Holy Spirit, they were no longer common uneducated fishermen from Galilee, but fearless "super inen" on fire for the Lord, brave and unashamed. The Apostle Paul, after his conversion, even re-marked, "/ am not ashamed ofthe gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes." (Romans 1:16) Are you ashamed of being a Christian? Are you certain of your eternal des-tiny after you die?

The Apostle Paul, in his letters to the early Church, tells us that it is Jesus Christ who saves us from sin and gives us eternal life - we do not sa.\e ourselves. Trying to be "a good person" or doing good deeds

does not lead to salvation. Peter, as well, reminds us "There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved." (Acts 4:12) It is only, by our repen-tance of sin and direct commitment to Jesus Christ - not belonging to a par

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