[0:19] Thank you so much for joining us.

[0:33] And the list goes on.

[0:34] On and on.

[0:35] Yes, but we're all full happy to be here tonight.

[0:37] We are.

[0:38] We're going to start tonight by introducing a few of our judges.

[0:41] The parade is judged every year.

[0:44] And then those entries and the winners are announced

[0:45] in the newspaper after the parade.

[0:48] I'm going to ask Jessica who's been to come on over.

[0:58] Hi Jessica.

[0:59] Thank you for being a judge this year.

[1:01] My pleasure.

[1:02] Would you please tell us a little bit about yourself

[1:04] and introduce yourself?

[1:05] Absolutely.

[1:06] Okay.

[1:06] So I'm Jessica Bozene.

[1:07] I'm with Berkshire Hathlete, a home services

[1:10] as an associate broker here in town.

[1:13] For the community, I volunteer with mansion memories

[1:16] to non-profit organization,

[1:19] helps kids in crisis, they put on magical events for them.

[1:22] And I also just help where I'm needed.

[1:25] Perfect.

[1:26] Thank you so much, thank you.

[1:28] Welcome, thank you, and enjoy the parade.

[1:30] Thank you.

[1:31] And next step, we'll have Briana Lamone.

[1:37] Welcome.

[1:38] Hi, Brenna. I'd like to introduce yourself. Yes, my name is Brenna Limone and I am with

[1:44] storage West and I'm also a current president, a chamber president and just my

[1:51] name would wish everybody to have holidays and very honored to be here with you all.

[1:56] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Judging the parade, enjoy it and yeah, it's going to be great.

[2:01] Thank you. Thanks.

[2:03] And next up, we'll have Rod from Hatfield, Buick.

[2:08] Good to see you.

[2:09] Hi, I'm Rod Shelfo.

[2:10] I work at Hatfield, Buick, GMC.

[2:13] Better 32 years.

[2:16] The number of the optimists for all that

[2:17] Hope the corneons don't take too much of a text

[2:19] that they've asked them to do this.

[2:22] Pass number of family services.

[2:25] It's just a wonderful community.

[2:27] Can't wait to do this.

[2:28] It's been a long time in the coming.

[2:29] Absolutely.

[2:30] Thank you so much for being here.

[2:34] It's great.

[2:35] We ask members of the community to judge the parade each year.

[2:38] And like I said, it will be announced in our local newspapers next week when the votes have been tallyed.

[2:44] At this point, I think we need to take a moment to thank our sponsors.

[2:48] This event is not without cost and it's not without a lot of effort by community members, including our club members.

[2:55] We have a very large list of sponsors, including mop and financial advisors,

[2:59] located just down the street on Citrus Avenue.

[3:02] The rock heard foundation.

[3:03] He will be in the parade this year.

[3:06] Ferguson's heat even air.

[3:07] They are a long time sponsor and they are here this year to honor former member Bob Evans.

[3:12] Redlow's community news.

[3:14] Great paper comes out and keeps us up to date on everything.

[3:17] You're going to a wonderful job for our city.

[3:19] Absolutely and they've been great about advertising the parade

[3:21] and making sure our community knows what's going on with the parade this year.

[3:25] Hatfield Buick, he just heard from Rod.

[3:26] There are another long time supporter of all we do in Kuanus and this community.

[3:31] So, Redland's plumbing heating and air.

[3:34] Another great supporter of all our Kuanus events and a great resource should you have plumbing

[3:39] heating or air needs.

[3:41] We've been writing the air conditioning a lot in the wintertime, haven't we?

[3:44] No, I've run the heat.

[3:47] Of course, we have the Berkshire Hathaway Home Services.

[3:50] And you heard from Jessica Pousane, AJ Winker, State Farm Insurance.

[3:54] Bill Solberg State Farm Insurance and Carol Mullen Camp in the real estate group.

[3:59] She's another member of Kuanus and she will be joining us in the parade tonight.

[4:05] Our other judges this year who are located on state straight and will be sitting and watching

[4:09] the entire parade along with the three you heard from are Mike and Moroni, wife of Tim

[4:13] Moroni and a long time Kuanian and Donna Fairecone, who our club would not operate without

[4:19] her expertise as secretary and all things all things go on for the last 50 years.

[4:25] For the last 50 years, they will all be enjoying the parade from state street and having some

[4:32] treats they've stood over by the VIP section and Mike Reynolds and Tony Momberger are over there

[4:37] announcing.

[4:38] They're good.

[4:40] Well, show what you hear from Lannie Baldwin from Rav.

[4:44] We're going to invite Lannie Baldwin over to sing both the National Anthem and then a couple

[4:48] Christmas carols, come on over.

[4:51] Do you want me?

[6:16] Thank you, that was beautiful. Will you tell us a little bit about yourself?

[6:20] Well, I'm Lailani. I'm a senior currently at Redland Sea Svelli High School and

[6:27] Yeah, I'm just so excited to be here. Thank you for doing that. I know you were supposed to do it a couple of years ago

[6:32] Yeah, I had to cancel to do it a weather. What is the fun fact you shared about yourself?

[6:38] Yes, so the fun facts. I'm left-handed. I love to write and I've been in musicals

[6:46] since I was seven, seven and a half.

[6:48] That's amazing.

[6:49] That's amazing.

[6:50] And what are your plans for the future?

[6:52] Well, currently I'm going through the college application process,

[6:55] but I'm hoping to get into a four-year private and study screenwriting and acting.

[7:01] That's great.

[7:02] Thank you.

[7:03] Thank you so much.

[7:04] And you'd like to go on with the Christmas Carol?

[7:06] Yes.

[7:10] So I went tonight, holy night, holy night,

[7:25] holy sprung

[7:29] on.

[7:30] Thank you for your attention, mother and child.

[7:36] Hold and think so tender and mild,

[7:52] deep in heavenly peace.

[7:58] Oh, holy night, the stars I've brightly shining, it is night of our dear Savior's birth.

[8:15] Long live the world in sin and ever

[8:21] till he appeals

[8:26] its worth.

[9:26] Thank you, thank you so much for being here and good luck on your future endeavors.

[9:32] Well if that doesn't put you in the mood, nothing's going to.

[9:36] Yeah.

[9:36] Wow.

[9:37] What does that mean?

[9:38] It's another round of applause for La Lani.

[9:40] That was just awesome.

[9:42] Beautiful.

[9:43] Thank you.

[9:44] That's such a treat each year.

[9:45] We like to invite a student from our local high school to sing the National Anthem as we kick off

[9:50] the parade and also treat us to some Christmas carols.

[9:54] Excellent.

[9:55] She's a senior.

[9:56] And the college application process.

[10:00] It's extreme pressure, isn't it?

[10:01] dream pressure and it's stressful to go through your senior year while thinking about that and

[10:07] preparing for your next phase. Well, look forward to hearing her perform at her school performances

[10:12] and music roles and something tells me she might be seeing it at the graduation, right?

[10:17] That would be wonderful. Oh, I think that's great. Maybe Principal Clarius, listening in.

[10:23] Great. Let's also take a moment before the parade starts, which is very soon to thank the

[10:31] us so much as does our city council in allowing this parade to happen each year for 30 years.

[10:38] Absolutely and then of course all the subdivision is up at the Redness Police Department.

[10:42] Yes, they are out here in force tonight. We get work between the police department and the

[10:47] fire department. They are staffing the streets. They're making sure everyone is safe and they also

[10:52] get to enjoy the parade from their stations. I've been retired since 2013 but I happen to

[10:57] into one of my former students, Preston is up there helping people park so shout out, shout out to

[11:02] him, it was very cool, he helped me get to a safe spot, so that's what I appreciate it that

[11:06] really proud of him.

[11:07] It's a big team effort.

[11:08] It is.

[11:10] So, camp edits for video production and live streaming.

[11:13] Yes, this year we are live streaming the Christmas parade through the City of Red

[11:17] Loans website and also on YouTube and that's a really great feature because we realize

[11:22] that some people are not yet coming out to watch and be at such an event and so they can

[11:26] join us from their home. Absolutely. Absolutely. Lots of grandmas and grandpa's up there

[11:31] looking for their great kids to go by too. And that's also a thing.

[11:38] Is there a sound

[11:38] okay? All right. Keep going. It's always been a great, great feature that we could stream

[11:43] both online but also through the city of Reppins and local television channel Channel Creek.

[11:49] Should we take time to recognize the committee members? Yes, we've got a great Christmas

[11:53] there's a list here. And here it gets larger and larger. I think we should get a special shout-out to

[12:00] chair Dr. Mike Cohn. He sends off each entry at the corner of Brookside and Cahohn. He's busy tonight. Yes,

[12:08] he's very busy. And he works tirelessly and intensely for about four months on this parade. Let me read this

[12:15] First, here we have Tina Marie Gibbon, Jack Stewart, Justin Busing, Henry Adami, Mike Warren,

[12:22] Don Buchanan, Larry Stadler, and Bruce Crandell.

[12:26] And then we have another side.

[12:27] Yeah, Tom and Pam Clark, Laura and John Duggen, Melissa, and Kenny Morris.

[12:33] Danny Bashu, who's an honorary co-ordinate and is with Arthur's Printing, and Jeff Admatic,

[12:39] Matt Denino, Howa Switch, and Dave Allers.

[12:42] Again, it's a large committee.

[12:44] It is a large commitment to it with all of their work.

[12:46] And then we have Mike Gritton was a Tony Momerger somewhere

[12:49] over on the other side, right?

[12:50] Yes, they're on state street and they're announcing the parade live

[12:52] to the audience that is sitting in front of or sitting

[12:55] along the state street tonight.

[12:59] We'll be starting the parade shortly.

[13:01] We haven't heard the police cars go by or the motorcycle go by,

[13:05] yet.

[13:06] I think we should take a moment to also talk about

[13:08] coannus as an organization.

[13:10] Absolutely, like once you start.

[13:12] Well, our club is the noon chapter in the city of Rutlands, and we've been around since 1922.

[13:18] We have other corners clubs in Rutlands as well.

[13:20] We do. There is a morning club and an evening club. They all focus on serving the children of the world.

[13:26] So our efforts, typically, in a club, you're going to focus as efforts on your local community.

[13:31] But the overall mission of the organization as a whole is to provide for children of the world.

[13:36] I belong. Did you know I belong to two corners clubs?

[13:38] I did not.

[13:39] I was actually remember the morning corners club.

[13:41] Okay, and then as I got older, I couldn't get up in the morning anymore, so I joined the new

[13:47] school.

[13:47] That's I thought old people got up early.

[13:51] I am, uh, what's I retired, the bell didn't go off, I stopped setting the alarm.

[13:58] Good for you, it's for you.

[14:00] We were, yeah, we were very, very fortunate to have, um, close to a hundred members, I think

[14:06] were numbering at 78 to 80 members, right?

[14:12] And we're getting ready to celebrate our 100th anniversary in April.

[14:19] I put that anniversary coming.

[14:21] It's April of 2022.

[14:23] In Redland.

[14:25] We've been here since 1922.

[14:27] That's where our club was first chartered.

[14:30] And we met at the single page and I'm going home for 70 something years.

[14:34] We've now moved.

[14:36] But our club is a very, very active organization.

[14:39] And we are open to new members, and you can find out more at our website,

[14:43] coannusclubofredlens.org.

[14:45] We are the rumbling and rumbling of our water cycle.

[14:49] And we saw that the parade is starting.

[14:53] Again, we've got the great force of RPD kicking off the 30th animal.

[15:07] We

[15:12] get so much support throughout the whole parade as you'll see, carrying banners and escorting our dignitaries from our local scout packs, boys and girls. Join us and again carry the banners or march in their own organizations. You'll see that they are carrying banners to honor our sponsors this year, including mock and financial evidence.

[15:35] One

[15:45] of our club members, Don B. Kennedy, who's actively involved in the place counts, along with a couple of the other members.

[15:53] Yes, he's an amazing committee member who really helps to coordinate all of these scouts showing up carry the banners each year, so that we can be sure to thank our sponsors.

[16:03] They help us financially support this parade because again, it is not without cost and months and months of planning.

[16:11] So we ask everyone out there to support them and return.

[16:15] Be honest.

[16:17] Absolutely.

[16:21] So I hear a bagpipe.

[16:22] I hear it in the background.

[16:24] We are fortunate that this year to have the UC Riverside pipe band.

[16:32] You know, this goes back to my roots.

[16:34] My last thing being owned.

[16:35] Oh, no.

[16:36] Yes.

[16:36] I often dream of bagpipes.

[16:41] So this is going to be very exciting.

[16:44] Yes, this group was founded in 2000, with the mission of carrying on the traditions

[16:49] of UC Riverside and the Highlanders, and to represent the University in area activities.

[16:55] Light major up front there is Mike Miller.

[16:57] And our very esteemed chair of the Christmas grade, my queen,

[17:03] needs to be a member of this band.

[17:06] Let's look at them.

[17:54] They do sound fantastic.

[17:58] Next up, we have our Lieutenant Governor for Kiwanis,

[18:02] and past president of our club, P.T. McEwen.

[18:06] He is joined by his wife Wendy and his son George.

[18:09] And he's the former CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of the Inland Empire.

[18:14] Again, he's an active member of Coanus and was recently elected our Lieutenant Governor for division 36.

[18:21] Here's a fun fact about PT.

[18:23] He serves as a little going faster for the Lego group.

[18:26] Yes.

[18:27] Why is this car a Lego car?

[18:29] That's a very good car.

[18:30] I guess it's not the same kind.

[18:32] He is such a hard, absolutely love Legos.

[18:36] And he's very, very known.

[18:39] for building like us and maybe you've been having a riddle full oh yeah it's great

[18:45] to have him here in the parade absolutely um the link in pilgrimage of

[18:51] it's finally and February he's going to be involved in that as well yes yes

[18:55] he definitely supports the scouting in the area as well as all things

[19:02] And

[19:08] P.T. is another president of

[19:11] Coanis. She was president in

[19:12] 2020 and 2021. When we were for the most

[19:15] part. Virtua. Virtua. Yes. This was

[19:18] Carol Mullen camp and she is

[19:20] writing in the most gorgeous

[19:22] 1932 Dodge convertible with a

[19:25] rumble seat. She's been around

[19:27] and redless a long time. I wouldn't be

[19:29] surprised if that was your first

[19:30] car. No, I'm just kidding. Oh,

[19:33] Carol heard me say that.

[19:35] But she has been having married for 20 years and have a combined five daughters, 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

[19:43] Yes, she's also been written there with the real estate group here, and she is one of the parade sponsors.

[19:50] Okay.

[19:51] Next up, we have Kurt Coannas, President Steve Roberts.

[19:55] He was born in the Panama Canal Zone, and he grew up living all over the world.

[20:01] Wow.

[20:01] Yes.

[20:01] I didn't know that about Steve.

[20:03] Yes, he attended the US Air Force Academy, and he and his, I love this.

[20:07] He and his wife, Pizza, met in Turkey when she was eight.

[20:10] Elementary school teacher for military families.

[20:13] Who took you to get pizza in Turkey?

[20:16] Oh, they were, they were married in 1974.

[20:21] He works at the Pentagon for four years.

[20:23] Yes, I think I watched, ask you about that.

[20:25] He said he could tell me, but then he would have to kill me.

[20:28] So, sounds like they had a very interesting life.

[20:30] Yes, yes.

[20:31] I did. Again, it's great to have the Coana's representation here. Concert

[20:35] dignitaries, but they work so hard to make sure our club can continue on

[20:39] each year doing events like this. Also, big events like the runs through

[20:43] Redlands, which will be March 6, 2022. RedlandsRUN.org. If you'd like to join, it'll be

[20:49] a 5K, a 10K and a half marathon. And all the funds raised to go back to supporting

[20:54] our club and the work we do for local or other local organizations and our Coana's

[21:00] foundation. And you don't have to be a runner runner. No. Just come out and enjoy a

[21:05] brisk walk. Yep. A 5k walk that will over three miles through the beautiful

[21:09] streets of Reblins. It starts near the old post office at Brookside and Center.

[21:15] Brookside and Yureka excuse me. And why is it's way through the gorgeous streets?

[21:19] When you're I did the walk. Yeah. And did you make it? When I got to McDonald's, I had breakfast

[21:24] and then I cut a cross and I still made the finish line. Got my medal. It was very

[21:28] efficient. I got there ahead of almost everybody too.

[21:34] I think that was a secret that nobody knew.

[21:37] My name's covered down the street.

[21:39] And here we have honoring three years of our co-onions of the year Tom Park,

[21:45] co-onion of the year in 2019 Jim O'Neill here with me,

[21:50] co-onion of the year from 2020 and Mike Martin co-onion of the year for 2021.

[21:54] So I also feel excuse me, I'm going to step off shake the heads of my fellow 20 years of the year.

[22:00] Yes, absolutely.

[22:04] Mike Warren, our current cloning of the year, has been a member

[22:08] of cloning for 21 years. He's an active volunteer in the local community

[22:12] and he's the vice chairman of the Veterans Day Parade. He puts such great effort into honoring

[22:17] our veterans both here in residence and also through the Riverside Memorial Cemetery.

[22:22] He is retired and he is married to his wife Martha and has a son named Sam.

[22:32] Jim O'Neill, who is announcing with me was coining of the year in 2020. He is the current president of our coanness

[22:39] scholarship foundation.

[22:53] And he has been a redland resident for 35 years. He is a school board

[22:58] trustee from Area 5. And he retired from the education system in 2013 after 35 years. He's a U of

[23:07] grad, like myself, a fellow Bulldog from the class of 1974. He likes to fish both and go

[23:14] voting on Lake Meat, and here he's back to join me.

[23:19] Who on any of the year Tom Clark from 2019 was born in Redlands and grew up in San Bernardino.

[23:24] He entered the Air Force, and he retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. He flew for American Airlines

[23:29] and retired as Captain. He is married to another Coanian Pam Clark, and together they have

[23:34] two kids and four grandkids.

[23:40] About a long time, Kwanian Tom Nelson,

[23:42] who many people in this community would recognize

[23:44] from his work on the Redlands Christmas grade

[23:46] and his owning of the Bouderie on State Street

[23:49] and in the Redlands Mall for many years,

[23:52] be they included a banner carried by scouts.

[23:55] Just so that we don't forget his legacy

[23:57] both in Christmas grade and his tireless work

[24:02] for our organization.

[24:03] And it's traditionally, and it's tradition.

[24:07] So the Christmas parade are carrying on.

[24:09] We'll always be there for you, and it has been very much here.

[24:13] And here we have, Bergusons.

[24:14] One of our great long-time sponsors, Bergusons heating, air conditioning,

[24:20] electrical, solar, and plumbing, has been family-owned and operated in three generations.

[24:25] Their motto is, your comfort is our business.

[24:28] You know, I had one of their systems assault just three years ago, completely transformed our house in terms of climate control, cost savings, but I know that was going to be that good.

[24:42] I would have done it 15 years ago.

[24:44] Yes.

[24:44] I was like, I think once you get that work done, you realize how beneficial it is.

[24:48] I appreciate their support.

[24:55] Here we have our great Marshall.

[24:57] Jim

[25:01] Evans is the president and CEO of the unforgettable

[25:05] foundation.

[25:06] Yes, he founded, and the founder of that organization,

[25:09] he said that he's honored this year to be our grandmarshall.

[25:14] Didn't work out last year.

[25:16] He didn't work out the year before.

[25:17] He worked out the year before, but we're glad that he's here

[25:20] with us, so he's a great guy.

[25:24] And his organization is the unforgettable foundation.

[25:26] And we named the Christmas parade or the theme of this year's Christmas parade is an unforgettable Christmas.

[25:34] And their foundation serves families that struggle with the cost of a child's parade.

[25:38] We thank him for his support.

[25:40] We thank him for being the Grand Marshal this year.

[25:42] And sticking with us for a couple of years that we couldn't be here.

[25:54] Oh my God.

[26:19] All of these kids want to learn how to play physical instruments.

[26:56] following the bend of the reason that they're doing so well that parents pushing them along

[27:02] sports stuff yes I think that that is one of my favorite entries each year is the elementary school

[27:07] bands again what a large number how you corral all of those kids into playing a song together

[27:13] I have to mention a delglass and Courtney Otis and Becky Longa Victoria Bata they're all staff members

[27:19] do their work and help us have the best music program anywhere that's great we're now going

[27:26] going to welcome for the first time in the break East Valley therapy dogs featuring social media

[27:32] moguls, Ella, and Ella, excuse me, Ella is an olive, you know, just looking at them, I have

[27:41] a sense of pomp.

[27:42] They feel better already.

[27:43] They are an all volunteer therapy dog organization and they bring their special brand

[27:48] of the furry comfort to people of all ages, they serve hospitals, the Ontario airport, senior

[27:55] centers, schools, and they're petting booths at lots of community events.

[28:01] The Elliott Nolive, who are walking in there and they're widely on social media, they

[28:06] paddle board in the summertime, which is remarkable.

[28:08] I think you get dogs to do that.

[28:10] I have no idea.

[28:10] I see I'm surfing too.

[28:11] Mine keeps.

[28:13] I can't even book you book.

[28:14] And they're known for signing cards and sending those cards to Plymouth Village.

[28:22] And next up, we have, wow, point in the semi-representing our Grand Marsha and his organization, the unforgettable foundation.

[28:34] It is the 22nd year of this organization's founding.

[28:39] And we're honored to have them have such a spectacular float of beautiful truck.

[28:46] Provided by just a couple of farms. A beautiful tree. Very festive. There they are.

[28:59] You have to great to see people out smiling and waving. It just warm.

[29:05] Warm is my heart. Excuse me.

[29:10] How long were you with?

[29:12] That long. In the business of entertaining.

[29:16] That's correct.

[29:19] That's sort of a gardener hole.

[29:22] I'm a electronic stuff in there.

[29:24] Oh, that's really, really cool.

[29:25] Again, what are another fantastic organization of business,

[29:28] to hop in our area?

[29:30] Area, a gardener hole to animatronics with their

[29:33] makers' spaces that are being put into our elementary schools.

[29:35] We eat and reach high schools.

[29:37] Even you, O.B.

[29:38] We open one and knocked over.

[29:40] Oh, I thought that is a fence.

[29:42] It's like a wonderful space.

[29:44] We

[29:48] have the well-special day program.

[29:51] This is their first year in the parade,

[29:53] so we want to give them a warm welcome and thank them for participating.

[29:57] Their community organization that works in our parade.

[30:15] So we have

[30:27] a lovely little foot, this is fantastic.

[30:31] Let's see.

[30:33] Look at the fire place.

[30:38] Oh, there we go.

[30:40] There's somebody from homeworks.

[30:50] It's Jimmy.

[30:51] It's great.

[30:58] Thorganization and it's their second time in the parade.

[31:01] There are group of families that were established in 2013.

[31:04] And they want to be dedicated to being strong in their community for each other.

[31:08] You know, they wanted us to rebuild better together at their motto.

[31:13] For 2020?

[31:14] Yes, possible.

[31:17] All right, our mayor is coming down the street.

[31:23] Mayor Paul Barrage.

[31:30] There he is.

[31:30] It's great.

[31:31] Again, we get to have lots of dignitaries in our parade.

[31:34] It's joined by his wife.

[31:39] He is on the Cultural Arts Commission.

[31:41] And serves the liaison for the historic and senior preservation commission.

[31:45] He also serves the Human Relations Commission.

[31:48] The Library Board and the Street Tree Committee.

[31:50] He's a busy mayor. He's a member of Optimus as well. Yes, another Optimus. He's got the only service club in town. No, we're not and it's good to have our mayor being an Optimus.

[32:00] Thank you.

[32:03] That's a dumb dumb dumb. He is married to Jones. He's been walking with him tonight and they have two others and two grandkids.

[32:18] All good and comes.

[32:20] These are the Poodles. It's the Poodle Curry.

[32:26] Standard Poodles of Southern California.

[32:28] It is their fifth time in the parade, so we should welcome them back.

[32:35] We also see right now, a very vintage, is that a vintage book so I get it?

[32:40] We're pretty sure half the way.

[32:44] I ever come to Poodles, the Poodles you're chasing, that vintage Volkswagen.

[32:49] Poodles are originally, a job per, yes, a shiny, shiny thing.

[32:54] Poodles are originally from Germany, and they are great at their jobs of swimming and

[33:01] their hairdo serves a purpose and I didn't know this, but it is cut to provide heat to their vital areas during cold temperatures.

[33:11] Can't say the same about the hair dye, like that pink one, but gosh, this is such a fun entry.

[33:16] They also give us some interesting information about the OS guy, did it right?

[33:20] I don't like that race, that at one time, they had a standard poodle.

[33:26] Docslet T, who attack it, not imagine.

[33:28] I can't even visualize that.

[33:30] Amazing.

[33:31] Their hair never stops growing and it needs constant grooming.

[33:35] They're smart and easy to train.

[33:37] And this group switches everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

[33:41] We should be studying poodles for bald men.

[33:45] OK, if it never stops growing, what are they doing?

[33:48] What are they doing?

[33:48] I don't know.

[33:49] I need to find out.

[33:51] We need to find that out.

[33:52] All right.

[33:53] Maybe there's scientists out there.

[33:54] Study that.

[33:56] Next up is the Fellowship of Christian

[33:58] Athletes.

[34:00] This group is present at our local

[34:02] High School.

[34:03] Including Rev.

[34:03] Citrus Valley High School.

[34:05] Rather than high school.

[34:06] You type of high school.

[34:07] And Beaumont High School.

[34:08] They didn't cap us at lunch and within

[34:10] Teams to share the love of Jesus

[34:12] Christ to these schools through their

[34:15] coaches and athletes.

[34:17] Great to have them here representing all

[34:19] These schools.

[34:21] There they are.

[34:29] What enthusiasm?

[34:31] Indeed.

[34:34] All right.

[34:35] Yes, the Cubs Cubs are coming.

[34:37] Yes.

[34:38] Like I said, there's a lot of them in this parade.

[34:39] Here is Cubs Cout Packs 16.

[34:42] 65 years ago.

[34:43] I was at Cubs Cout right here.

[34:45] Wow.

[34:45] How long were you in?

[34:48] About three years.

[34:50] Then I got kicked out.

[34:51] Oh, no.

[34:52] I dropped out of Gross Cubs.

[34:54] I got kicked out because I kept winning the Pinewood Derby.

[34:57] Oh!

[34:58] I got a cup of finger.

[35:00] So you could really build that Derby.

[35:01] I'm sure we broke rules, I don't know.

[35:04] This is a family pack, and they welcome girls and boys,

[35:06] and they meet on Tuesdays in Men Town.

[35:09] It's one of the longest running club scout units in Reblins,

[35:12] and it's been here since 1962.

[35:14] Yeah, full of time, a long time.

[35:15] It's about when I was in it.

[35:16] That's very, very cool.

[35:19] About.

[35:22] Now that's terrific, I look at them too. I still have my patches.

[35:26] I got them.

[35:28] That's important. You can donate them to the museum.

[35:32] You're absolutely...

[35:33] An artifact.

[35:36] Yeah.

[35:37] The museum of Redlands.

[35:38] Well, they have to be the museum of Beaumont, so.

[35:41] Next up, we have more middle school.

[35:47] Those are my neighbors. They just...

[35:50] for one house. Oh, very cool. Let's just listen to them.

[36:44] Color guard is one of the longest-signing traditions at warm middle school.

[36:48] You know what's great? Living close to them is I hear them rehearsing in the afternoon.

[36:52] Oh, how cool.

[36:53] Until dark.

[36:54] Yeah. So, I'm sure.

[36:56] I enjoy very much just sitting in the courtyard.

[36:58] You're very familiar.

[37:00] Well, they sound great.

[37:01] They do a wonderful job.

[37:02] I think one of the best parts of our Christmas parade is all of the bands.

[37:05] And it really allows the parents to come and sport them.

[37:07] want to see their kids perform and it's great practice for it. They're in competition.

[37:12] Absolutely. Do we mention DJ Mantle and Project Campbell are the teachers in charge.

[37:17] But they are. Okay.

[37:19] Want to make sure shout out to them.

[37:24] Here we have Mayor Pro Tem at Eta Heda. He joins City Council in 2006.

[37:30] He has lived in Rebels since 1995. He is a special education teacher to students with moderate to severe disabilities.

[37:38] Bless him.

[37:40] Absolutely.

[37:40] That's a tough job.

[37:41] Yep, it is.

[37:43] It's great to have him on council, and he's also a member of the Holy Name of Jesus Parish.

[37:47] The Reel of the Educators Association, the California Teachers Association, and the National Education Association.

[37:55] He's been with three children of his own, and he has pledged to be a voice for the residents

[38:00] on the Versailles.

[38:01] That's great.

[38:03] Thanks for joining us, Eddie.

[38:12] Got great representation this year from our Redland City Council members.

[38:18] I think people after two years of not doing this, two cancellations, one inability to have

[38:24] a parade.

[38:25] Yes.

[38:26] People were eager to get back out here, so while we may have fewer entries, it's

[38:30] come back with great energy and the crowd and the town is here to support them.

[38:35] It's hard to remember that it rained. It is two weekends.

[38:38] Unbelievable. We rained out for two weekends. All right. Well, home instead is coming down.

[38:45] We took the page. There we are. They've been caring for AG adults in the comfort of their homes for

[38:50] 27 years. Wow. I have personal experience with them. Oh, wonderful. Yes. We have them

[38:56] My father-in-law, my 98-year-old father-in-law, and they do a marvelous job.

[39:01] Oh, that's so good to hear. They've been a long time supporter, and we're just meant in the retones for some great.

[39:07] Well, if you want, there's, in fact, there's two of my caregivers right there.

[39:12] Oh, that's wonderful.

[39:18] Again, not an easy job. No, no, no. Not an easy job at all, and they share the love and take care of him and do a great job.

[39:27] So I can endorse them wholeheartedly.

[39:32] Here we have another therapy dog organization,

[39:35] inland empire therapy dogs.

[39:37] They're non-profit about it to bring in comfort and joy

[39:41] with their therapy dogs to children and adults

[39:43] in a kick-care hospital, rehab centers,

[39:46] and assisted living facilities.

[39:49] That's a Christmas Carol, comfort and joy.

[39:52] Ha ha ha.

[39:52] I can make that part of their sheep's function,

[39:54] especially for tonight.

[39:55] They're so cute.

[39:56] They also have a developmental response,

[39:58] Which children improve their reading and communication skills by reading to the dogs?

[40:03] I think it is one of the best things I've heard.

[40:05] Pick therapists who are in great demand and there's a serious shortage of therapists dogs.

[40:11] So, if you have a dog and it's a gentle loving dog,

[40:15] you can give some love back.

[40:17] Put in an entire therapy dog's dog's dog.

[40:20] Maybe you can help him out.

[40:22] Happy Crapes.

[40:24] Here we have Cubs Scout Pat 44 and it is their first time joining the Red Bulls Christmas

[40:30] parade.

[40:31] So let's welcome this group.

[40:33] They've got a lot of members out there decorated there from the Congregational Church

[40:40] of Red Bulls and each other joins of Scalene with elementary age boys and girls that they

[40:48] with their family members 44 2444

[40:54] hey

[40:56] it's so cool that boys and girls now can participate

[41:00] you'll see that throughout the grade that their organizations have

[41:05] both boys and girls

[41:07] to be inclusive

[41:09] as what's about

[41:14] alright

[41:16] let's get some spirit going

[41:18] Yes, over here we have the chair factory.

[41:21] This is a studio that opened in 2016 in the city of Grand Terrace.

[41:26] They perform at city events, parades, and competitions.

[41:30] And they pride themselves in working with the community.

[41:35] All ages are welcome.

[41:36] So if you have some spirit to share,

[41:40] you should definitely get a hold of them

[41:41] and be part of this great group.

[41:44] They look forward to helping you prosper in their passion.

[41:47] It's

[42:04] so great.

[42:05] It's fantastic.

[42:06] Like the bands, the cheer groups bring a lot of energy and spirit.

[42:09] Yes, they do.

[42:10] And we appreciate them being here, coming from Grand Tarras.

[42:13] They've been in the parade before, and they're always such a joy to see.

[42:16] They are.

[42:17] Yep, they are.

[42:20] They're at the beginning.

[42:21] And they're at the beginning.

[42:22] They're doing experiments.

[42:23] You have that spirit's hold up at the end.

[42:25] When we see them turn the corner.

[42:28] Ha ha ha.

[42:28] Ha ha.

[42:29] We have a couple.

[42:31] Man and women of the year, first up riding in a beautiful Corvette, is Chris Martin.

[42:39] He is a well-known member of Rotary, and he was the 2018 man of the year.

[42:48] We appreciate him being here, being able to be in the parade this year.

[42:54] What does it take to be in that of the year?

[42:57] Man of the year is voted on

[43:03] service volunteers.

[43:05] I think through a variety of our organizations.

[43:07] Service clubs, boards, applications are submitted and reviewed.

[43:12] It's quite a distinguished honor.

[43:15] And when you read the credentials of these people that receive those awards,

[43:19] it's like, I must be probably asleep.

[43:24] I can't keep up.

[43:25] I can't keep up.

[43:26] It's amazing.

[43:27] He's also joined by Plant Professor Tim Rockford,

[43:30] who was a man of the year, and Lynn Whitmer.

[43:36] Yeah, I didn't see them, but they were walking right behind the house.

[43:40] Yeah, okay.

[43:41] And here we have our alma mater.

[43:44] The University of Ramblin.

[43:46] Here comes the whole box.

[43:48] This is the new ballpark I haven't met yet.

[43:49] This is Addy.

[43:51] There's the University of Ramblin's body.

[43:52] University of Ramblin's body.

[43:53] My employer, your university, was founded in 1907.

[43:59] It is a liberal arts university that includes a school of education, a school of business,

[44:04] school music and more recently a graduate school of theology up in Marin County.

[44:10] Let's see what I found out about Eddie. She's the first female mascot of the university.

[44:15] Yes. How about that? She's the seventh live mascot following a long tradition of being

[44:20] English Bulldogs. Yes, I think we're going to hear just for a moment from President

[44:25] Just a new Kirk.

[44:51] We'll catch her later.

[44:53] We do want to say that.

[44:55] Here comes the Red Bulls, Terriers, Marching Band, and Keller Guard.

[46:00] We'll have

[46:04] Chris and New Kirk say hello.

[46:22] Repeat with the drum corps.

[46:27] Yeah, they are a loud, loud group.

[46:30] But they sound good.

[46:38] That we have another one of our sponsors, Redland's plumbing, heating, and air.

[46:44] With over 120 years of serving in the Redland's, Redland's, and the surrounding communities in the inland empire.

[46:51] they were man trusted professional since 1898.

[46:57] That's a long time. It's a very long time.

[46:58] That's a long time. I was surprised they had a heating and air conditioning out of 20 years ago.

[47:03] I think it was probably a little bit weird. It was probably just priming.

[47:07] I'm sorry. They are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week in order to help when their customers need them the most.

[47:15] So we appreciate the the I'm what we want everybody to know that if you have any clumpy heady or air conditioning issues

[47:22] They're there for you. They're there and they're one of our generous sponsors not only of this event, but of others

[47:28] Love what they did to the truck. It looks great and the costumes alongside the phone

[47:38] next up

[47:39] We have the California youth spirit core all stars

[47:44] 31 years of spirit and been around a while

[47:49] This team was formed in 1987 by Dolores Cohen.

[47:52] They have kids ranging in ages from five to fifteen from the surrounding communities,

[48:00] including Lettlots.

[48:02] And I heard to perform their award-winning routines led by Coach Manager,

[48:06] Devon Hall and Director Dolores Cohen.

[48:10] Their program teaches teamwork, physical fitness, confidence, and coordination in a fun environment.

[48:22] Looks like we might get a preview.

[48:24] Here we go.

[48:39] The first of us to you.

[48:41] That is some spirit.

[48:42] They marked in parades of perform at many

[48:44] preschool and sporting events including the angels and

[48:48] Dodgers baseball games and not very far.

[48:51] That's terrific.

[48:53] And that always looking for new members.

[48:55] So I think the Spy That's coming January.

[48:57] You can visit cyscallstars.com.

[49:15] And next up on their very decorated scooters is Girl Scout

[49:19] trip 12-50. They wish everyone a very married Christmas and we're happy to

[49:26] join our parade again. I know they've been in this parade for a long time.

[49:30] You know I wish they were throwing girls cut cookies out.

[49:34] Right. Yes. I think that happens in January.

[49:37] I have eaten more than my share of cookies in my life.

[49:41] So have I.

[49:42] Telling them was an easy way to get them.

[49:44] My wife said that when she was a girl scout many years ago they also

[49:48] So calendars. I don't order these to the calendar. Not that I'm heard of. That's really neat. Yeah, I just think a different type of food.

[50:02] Against the part divided by their families young and old.

[50:08] Oh

[50:18] You know, they probably stopped selling those calendars because back when you know, I was probably buying those calendars

[50:25] They were playing me out of stone

[50:28] And now now we use mountains

[50:36] Next up, we have Congressman Pete Aguilar walking in the parade with his wife, Alicia.

[50:43] He represents the 31st Congressional District, which covers Rudlands, San Bernardino, Rancho Cucomanga, Lomalinda, Colson, and Grand Terrace.

[50:53] He's a force generation man in the 11th part.

[50:58] For generations, I've set his stuff with a great background.

[51:01] I believe those family were, they were educators.

[51:03] So if I, I'm correct, he wants to be a voice

[51:06] for middle class families, committed to policies

[51:09] that create jobs, support students, and safe guard programs

[51:13] for seniors and veterans.

[51:15] I remember him as a previous mayor of Rhodeman's himself.

[51:18] That's literally one of our youngest ever

[51:20] without the youngest mayor.

[51:21] Oh, I think so.

[51:22] Any lives here in town with his two sons and his wife, Alicia,

[51:25] who he is walking with tonight.

[51:30] Great to have in here participating in the parade,

[51:40] except we have Sacred Heart Academy cheer.

[51:44] Your team members are from the fifth to the eighth grade from Sacred Heart Academy.

[51:49] Many of the girls are also athletes who play volleyball, basketball, soccer, and track,

[51:54] and they certainly are leaders in their school.

[51:57] There are often officers of the school's student council,

[52:00] and to Catholic to compete in an annual to Catholic law.

[52:04] Very impressive.

[52:06] They are coached by Marie Halbright, Nicole Jarrek, and Lisa Sullivan.

[52:12] They wanted to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and blessed to be here.

[52:49] By their supportive, or their supporting partner, which is the holy name of Jesus Church, attached to the Sacred Heart Academy.

[52:56] So it's great to see both of these groups out there together, back in the Rebels Christmas break.

[53:03] Again, 30 years of this parade.

[53:06] Fantastic.

[53:09] Are you even born then?

[53:10] Yes.

[53:10] First parade, oh you were?

[53:12] Yes, but I did not live here, so I will only enjoy the parade for about a decade.

[53:17] But it's become an absolute tradition, a special thing to be a part of.

[53:24] Well, you do make it special for everybody. You are the face of the whole parade.

[53:29] What's more important is seeing these kids and their families.

[53:33] Yes.

[53:34] I think we should comment.

[53:36] I'm talking to our city clerk, which is a state street.

[53:39] It's packed.

[53:40] Up and down. Brookside is also.

[53:41] for signs such as a Zonserv Max.

[53:43] So it's great to now that the crowd's out to support

[53:46] and enjoy this event.

[53:49] So yeah, rock band coming down here,

[53:51] this is a mental Columbus.

[53:54] Correct.

[53:55] This is a,

[54:08] they've been in a parade 13 years.

[54:11] Like the Columbus is a mental fraternal society

[54:13] founded in 1882 in heart for Connecticut

[54:16] to assist families in the night's down number

[54:20] over 1.9 million members of the College of Humanity.

[54:26] They're chair to elect him.

[54:29] He's a sort of Christian-relate.

[54:31] Funds as a relief.

[54:32] The ultrasound initiative helps for kids special Olympics.

[54:36] The global wheelchair mission.

[54:38] Food for Ham families and habitat for humanity.

[54:42] In 2017 alone, they raised over $185.6 million.

[54:47] and they provided 75.6 million hours of community service.

[54:55] They're making a show.

[54:57] The history of the year very often.

[55:05] The Christmas parade is the Parish Valley Model A club.

[55:09] A classic art.

[55:14] A play for the 60's.

[55:15] They took it for Zerding and enjoyed the vehicle.

[55:19] They didn't hear them hogging their horns.

[55:21] The group was founded in 1960 and they, like I said, they had a long history of participation in civic events.

[55:31] Those cars look marvelous.

[55:32] They do.

[55:34] I'll have to show this video to my father and I would love that.

[55:38] Oh, that would be very neat.

[55:40] Again, we're blessed to have this live stream to the city's website and on YouTube tonight.

[55:47] Thanks to the hard work of camera edits.

[55:51] They've got a great crew out here supporting us.

[55:53] we think them for contributing and being a part of this special special event.

[56:00] An interesting fact about model A's, they were only manufactured for 1828 to 1931.

[56:07] And they were produced after what was called the Tin Lizzy's, which were what we all know as the Model T.

[56:12] Forks, I did not know them.

[56:14] I did not know that either.

[56:17] They came after the Model T.

[56:19] you think is an old guy I would know that but like you may be drove one. No. I drove a pinto.

[56:30] But they are also hard to find. Yeah, exactly.

[56:37] Rumble seats in the back.

[56:44] I have done a marvelous job for storing them.

[56:49] Imagine that time gone by.

[56:53] what it must have been like.

[56:57] Get out.

[56:58] What a fun way to ride through the parade.

[57:00] Absolutely.

[57:02] And I great the distance to the 30th annual

[57:04] Rebels Christmas parade.

[57:10] Can hear that one.

[57:11] Maybe that's why they call it the Rumpel Seat.

[57:18] We have Scott Sains, the Christian Hanuman.

[57:22] This is his fourth year in the parade.

[57:24] And he has always joined by his large,

[57:27] Great Dane, who is also death in Montenegro, Christo.

[57:32] He's the licensed contractor, specializing in the completion of

[57:35] Heidi Lists, unfinished projects, and small remodels.

[57:40] No job is too small and he offers free estimates.

[57:44] Well, it looks like he has his family.

[57:45] What do you with him?

[57:46] I wear the vehicle.

[57:49] There's Monty.

[57:51] Oh, my goodness, how beautiful.

[57:53] You can easily find him on Facebook under Scott Sane's Christian handyman.

[58:02] Well, Monty is a deaf-great-dane, he is also a therapy dog, and he visits the elderly to bring them smiles.

[58:12] You know, when he filled out his application to bring in the parade, did he enter as a dog or a horse?

[58:27] So the coke band, a coke middle school, a residence unified school district, color guard

[58:35] director is Haley Brink, they're performing Christmas march in storm and they wish

[58:40] everybody happy holidays, Susie Chappel is their director, so let's listen in,

[59:05] color guard

[59:10] They've been a parade since 16 years and

[59:46] whistle means they're going to play.

[1:00:02] I believe we have nine bands featured in this year's Christmas parade, but middle school and high school marching down.

[1:00:08] And the elementary school band.

[1:00:09] Not a parade without a band. Totally totally.

[1:00:12] So it's so great. And our music program in the middle school district, you heard the elementary kids go by.

[1:00:19] Yeah. That's the feeder program. You know, all the seeds are planted there and they do a marvelous job.

[1:00:23] And then you heard the high school bands go by. It just, uh, it's a fruits of a lot of labor.

[1:00:28] And they're able to play continually.

[1:00:32] Next up, we have State Senator Rosalise.

[1:00:35] A show of folk. She is joining us after recently being elected in November of 2020.

[1:00:42] She represents nearly 1 million people in California's Senate District 23.

[1:00:51] Very Christmas.

[1:00:54] She's been driven by her husband, Greg, and they and their family

[1:00:57] live just down the road in the city of Yuccapa.

[1:01:00] She was a former school board member in Yucapa.

[1:01:05] Oh, that's pretty.

[1:01:05] Did you know that?

[1:01:06] I did not.

[1:01:07] I did not.

[1:01:08] Advocates for kids.

[1:01:09] Great person.

[1:01:10] In her first year, she authored co-authored and supported.

[1:01:14] Bill's aim to improve the lives of the constituents in our district.

[1:01:18] It's great to have her joining this parade and congrats on her reason.

[1:01:21] Absolutely.

[1:01:21] Yes.

[1:01:22] I think she's doing a marvelous job for us.

[1:01:27] Pack 24.

[1:01:30] More cubscouts.

[1:01:30] I love it.

[1:01:31] This is Cup Scout Pact 24 from the first United Methodist Church.

[1:01:38] They have members from TK up through a fifth grade and they wanted to be sure they said

[1:01:44] that they love Reblins.

[1:01:47] It doesn't really matter what TK is, they probably do it on three.

[1:01:51] Traditional kindergarten.

[1:01:52] Yeah.

[1:01:52] They greet kindergarten, but that's four-year-olds.

[1:01:55] Yeah.

[1:01:55] So that's nice to get them started that young age doing good things for our community.

[1:02:00] Oh, and look at their great floats.

[1:02:04] Featuring a Christmas tree and a tent and a boat full of presents.

[1:02:08] What a great idea.

[1:02:19] Again, these types of groups are just, they're so numbered in our parade.

[1:02:24] And their family members out there supporting them.

[1:02:27] The enthusiasm is infectious.

[1:02:35] Here we have the Ontario Ovation forlers.

[1:02:38] They are joining us for the eighth year.

[1:02:41] under the direction of Coach Catherine Ross.

[1:02:44] My sister was a baton twerler in high school.

[1:02:48] I didn't see much of that, but the thing you did, so it's very, very neat.

[1:02:52] It was fun, that's for so long. They're just down the road in Ontario.

[1:02:56] So baton twerling is a wonderful sport. It's not easy.

[1:02:59] No, it has not looked like it. I think I've tried it. I hurt some people when I threw it up the

[1:03:04] But, you know, it takes a lot of hand-eye coordination.

[1:03:09] Dense in these choreography.

[1:03:12] I confess I saw some twitters on TikTok.

[1:03:14] Okay. They were absolutely amazing.

[1:03:18] So I look at these. Wow.

[1:03:20] Yeah.

[1:03:20] Yeah. That was great.

[1:03:24] This group participates in city parades all over showcases clinics and competitions.

[1:03:32] Wow.

[1:03:33] Doing a great job.

[1:03:34] They're planning to be in a competition next year, the Disney land baton spirit spectacular parade and showcase.

[1:03:44] So it's easy to know that there's a niche market for this type of organization.

[1:03:49] The best part about performing at Disneyland is when you're going to perform, and you're going to go to Disneyland.

[1:03:55] Because you're already in there, that's great.

[1:03:59] What incentive?

[1:04:16] What's classes to the Ontario Parks and Recreation Department

[1:04:20] and they invite you to join.

[1:04:22] More information can be found through the City of Ontario's website.

[1:04:28] You know, I'm going to look them up after the parade.

[1:04:31] I want to learn how to twirl.

[1:04:32] Okay, the next year.

[1:04:34] It looks so fun.

[1:04:35] Let's see a performance.

[1:04:39] that's okay. Next up we have Redmond City Council member Denise Davis. She was recently

[1:04:47] elected to City Council and she served district one. She's a longtime Redmond's

[1:04:54] resident and also another U of R graduate. That was her right in front. She's got a big

[1:04:59] crowd behind her but there she is. Yes. She is joined by the Redmond's Youth Council which

[1:05:05] a group she started that is dedicated to educating students about local government and civic engagement.

[1:05:11] These are high schoolers who are attending health facilities, learning, parliamentary procedure,

[1:05:16] and really engaging with our local civic government to learn the ropes to become better,

[1:05:22] better engagement systems when they grow. I'm going to be working with her a little bit.

[1:05:35] We're actually

[1:05:35] I have reached out to her and we're going to

[1:05:38] I'm going to steal some of her ideas.

[1:05:40] That's wonderful.

[1:05:41] What great experience.

[1:05:45] Oh, we're going to the farm.

[1:05:46] We're going to the farm.

[1:05:47] This is where I belong.

[1:05:49] Green spot farms.

[1:05:51] They are a family owned operated farm in

[1:05:54] Men'sown.

[1:05:55] They've been there for over 30 years.

[1:05:57] Yes, they sell Christmas trees, pumpkins, fresh fruit,

[1:06:00] honey, some of our schools take field trips up there.

[1:06:03] They do a fantastic job.

[1:06:05] show you how working farm works. That's wonderful.

[1:06:08] They're known for their haunted hay ride in the month of October.

[1:06:12] And again, they're Christmas trees in December.

[1:06:14] And they've been, they're located right in Benton.

[1:06:20] Is the Redlands train already working?

[1:06:22] Not quite, but very soon.

[1:06:25] No, it's another nice big yellow truck.

[1:06:32] I think we're going to hear that sound.

[1:06:34] Are we when the train comes?

[1:06:36] That'll be kind of cool.

[1:06:39] As it comes through downtown Redlands,

[1:06:40] I believe it's starting in 2020.

[1:06:48] This group is the extreme team.

[1:06:51] They are a chapter to the possibilities teams

[1:06:52] at a local and a university health system.

[1:06:55] They're a special needs youth sports team

[1:06:57] for both baseball and flag football.

[1:07:02] What's their goal?

[1:07:03] They want team members of all ages.

[1:07:06] We don't want to have fun.

[1:07:07] Yes, and they go, yes.

[1:07:08] They want team members of all ages

[1:07:09] in the end, and they want to have fun.

[1:07:11] Yeah, sure.

[1:07:12] That everyone has a good time.

[1:07:14] You can find them on Facebook under extreme team.

[1:07:23] They have been in this grade for a long time and it's great to see.

[1:07:26] They have such good numbers.

[1:07:33] All right, is this the YMCA?

[1:07:35] It is. You can always tell because they have such a tall, tall float.

[1:07:40] I recognize the Circus Act's coming. Yes.

[1:07:43] The Redlands family, YMCA, and the YMCA of the East Valley, are proudly promoting their great Y Circus.

[1:07:51] You know, they're the 10th largest YMCA Association in California.

[1:07:55] They were established in 1887, which is remarkable.

[1:07:59] So this is association made up of Highland Redland, San Bernardino, family YMCA, and kept

[1:08:05] Edward's in Angela's Oaks.

[1:08:08] They have 14 licensed day care locations, a lot of them in our school district.

[1:08:15] They're non-profit human resources agency.

[1:08:18] They work to strengthen the local community through development, healthy living, and social

[1:08:22] responsibility.

[1:08:24] The circus is the oldest community circus in the United States and it dates back to 1929.

[1:08:31] In normal years, the wise circus has over 500 performers and they perform that circus during the month of May.

[1:08:38] Have you been to the service?

[1:08:39] I've been to multiple times and it is impressive.

[1:08:42] It is very impressive.

[1:08:45] Unicycles.

[1:08:49] I worked with the Circus group, but he also taught PE in our schools, I think he uses a recruit

[1:08:56] center, because he would teach the kids how to write US cycles.

[1:09:01] Well, there was such a fun entry and something so unique to our community.

[1:09:09] Next up, we have Mission Pediatrics, this is a 1923 tea bucket vehicle, and we have here

[1:09:17] Dr. Walpton and his guest, Bonesy.

[1:09:25] Mission Pediatrics has been providing delightfully different pediatric services in 1984 to

[1:09:31] kids in the I.E. The private pediatric practice with five locations including their

[1:09:36] beautifully restored line straight location here in Redlands, which was the original location

[1:09:41] of the Redlands Community Hospital.

[1:09:44] It's like the quality is waiting for a skin transplant.

[1:09:47] I

[1:09:49] haven't joined us in the parade.

[1:09:53] And the sense of humor is wonderful.

[1:10:01] Here we have the redland steak of the church of Latter-day Saints.

[1:10:04] It's their third year in the parade.

[1:10:12] There are 45 full and part-time missionaries with them tonight.

[1:10:16] They come from around the world.

[1:10:18] Serving redland for 18 months or two years.

[1:10:21] They provide community service and share the Savior's gospel.

[1:10:23] of peace on earth and the world toward all.

[1:10:27] In my unit visit lighttheworld.org to transport

[1:10:30] Christmas into a season of service.

[1:10:42] It's really

[1:10:52] great.

[1:10:53] We're getting great to have them back in this year's

[1:10:55] Christmas parade.

[1:10:55] Oh, the beautiful point of set is on that vote too.

[1:11:03] They are followed by Council,

[1:11:06] Redland's Council member,

[1:11:07] Jenna Guzeman Lowry.

[1:11:11] She's the most recent addition to the Redland City Council

[1:11:13] and she is a Redland's local.

[1:11:15] She has been involved in the community for most of her life.

[1:11:21] Jenna aims to bring her mental health background to her city work in an effort to reduce

[1:11:26] stigma surrounding mental health challenges that affect our residents.

[1:11:32] Here's a fun fact about Jenna.

[1:11:34] She's been in this very same Christmas parade every year since she was eight years old.

[1:11:39] That's amazing. Thanks to the Red List, he was in the YMG service.

[1:11:44] So she did say that the bike is harder to ride than the unit is.

[1:11:50] Yes. She is joined by her campaign manager, Ash Willis.

[1:11:56] All right. We have some wild cats coming down the street.

[1:12:05] The Red List is wild cat marching band.

[1:13:10] 15 years

[1:13:15] now standing job there another award winning band and I

[1:13:19] I'm sorry we didn't get to hear him as they went by it. We heard the drum core. We also award winning drum

[1:13:24] core. That's amazing. They are amazing. They'll play now.

[1:13:32] But it's too late for us to listen.

[1:13:34] They're too far down the street.

[1:13:39] And here comes Madam President for the school board,

[1:13:44] Patty Hollahan. She was elected to the residence Unified School District's Board of Education in 2006.

[1:13:51] She's been driven by Puanian Melissa Morris, and her husband, Kenny Morris, and her nephew, Randy Troy, is joining her.

[1:14:00] So she's also calling you mine on the Colton Rennlonship type original program, and actually on the board there.

[1:14:11] Yeah, go ahead, I'll let you.

[1:14:12] And she's a committee member of the San Bernardino County District Advocates for better schools.

[1:14:18] I'm going to give her a wave.

[1:14:24] Great to have her joining us again.

[1:14:33] Except we have the Belize of a Handbell ensemble.

[1:14:36] They are the top edition high school handbell ensemble from Redlands Advocates.

[1:14:42] Advocates.

[1:14:44] Yeah.

[1:14:45] Sorry.

[1:14:47] There are twice students between grades 9 through 12.

[1:14:53] So there are five oddities of English handbells.

[1:14:57] Five odd uses.

[1:15:35] The next up is the Redland High School, spirit leaders

[1:15:43] with a giant truck from IE, young criminal vote.

[1:15:48] Great partnership for them to have this in a parade.

[1:15:57] Remains high school, flagship of high schools in the state of California.

[1:16:02] I'm the state of California.

[1:16:07] It's one of the two only located high schools in the state.

[1:16:12] Same location.

[1:16:14] Some years.

[1:16:16] Yeah.

[1:16:16] One side of the street to the other.

[1:16:18] Yeah.

[1:16:18] All the way across the street.

[1:16:33] Followed by the California Cadet Corps.

[1:16:35] the 11th Brigade from the San Bernardino Unified School District.

[1:16:41] The script was founded in 1911 by the California Legislature, and then a Judent, excuse me,

[1:16:48] General BG Edwin A. Forbes considered the oldest known program of its type in the country.

[1:16:55] Its school-based supply leadership program conducted within military framework, and is designed to provide maximum growth

[1:17:01] and leadership opportunities for conducts from elementary through high-spel-levels.

[1:17:08] There are six objectives for this group, develop leadership skills and hand academic achievement, foster good citizenship,

[1:17:16] promote patriotism, provide basic military knowledge, and encourage health, wellness, and fitness.

[1:17:24] The 11th Brigade in the San Bernardino, you know, effects school district is made up of 10 schools in San Bernardino.

[1:17:31] The executive officer is the tenant press, press, and their parade command, their brigade commander is Joshua Platon.

[1:17:44] A new addition to the parade, great to have them here, and impressive number of kids out there marching.

[1:18:05] Great group.

[1:18:14] Next up is the Redland East Valley Spirit Leaders.

[1:18:19] The Red Dev Spirit Leaders are students in grades 9, 2, 12.

[1:18:23] We have JV varsity, 12 leaders here, and the song swaths.

[1:18:28] Spirit Leaders cheer for football, basketball, and other teams on campus.

[1:18:32] Like Redland's high school, the other school is the interest.

[1:18:35] They also volunteer a number of events in the community.

[1:18:39] Let's see.

[1:18:41] They strive to be real mile those in and out of school.

[1:18:47] I'm supposed to give a message to Alexis to make sure she's waving at her grandma.

[1:19:01] Yeah, take her.

[1:19:09] One of my former teachers.

[1:19:11] Oh, that's great.

[1:19:12] That's great.

[1:19:12] I know Alexis.

[1:19:15] And she is on the back.

[1:19:16] Oh, very cool.

[1:19:23] Is it an important auto?

[1:19:26] There are family owned and operated small business that repair and maintain vehicle.

[1:19:31] throughout the inland empire,

[1:19:38] I think so, because I've had a car work done, they're in an excellent job.

[1:19:47] It's hard, you know, when you work on foreign cars, it's difficult sometimes they have people in what they're doing.

[1:19:52] Absolutely.

[1:19:56] They are followed by baby middle school bobcat, marching band, and they are back for their 18th year in the Redlands Prison's Great.

[1:20:04] Let's listen.

[1:20:06] Yeah, absolutely.

[1:21:09] The principal out there, Mrs. Lee, I'm just very proud of the work that they're always doing

[1:21:13] with the band.

[1:21:14] Awesome band.

[1:21:15] It's me.

[1:21:17] Here we have the Wolf's 10.

[1:21:20] First, you're in the parade, so we'd like to warmly welcome them and thank them for their

[1:21:24] participation.

[1:21:25] They're a local, Jim and fitness club, and you can find them on Facebook and Instagram.

[1:21:31] They specialize in Ninja Warrior and obstacle course training.

[1:21:35] They offer classes for kids, adults, families, and large groups.

[1:21:40] That's one of my favorite TV shows. You're a contingent warrior.

[1:21:44] People absolutely love that.

[1:21:46] I break a sweat from my lazy boy every time I watch it.

[1:21:49] What's pretty neat is that many of their members and their coaches have been seen on that exact TV show.

[1:21:56] America, American Ninja Warrior.

[1:22:10] To have them here and again, you can look them up easily on Facebook and Instagram.

[1:22:15] Kind

[1:22:18] of cool, the frumey of candy cane is that the is that like the diet of a champ of ninja warrior if it is I'm in

[1:22:30] English family joining us for the first time in their parade.

[1:22:34] Maui is the English him as greatest Swiss mountain dog. She learned to pull a car in the very

[1:22:40] and owls. And she has enjoyed being the family's helper at various fasts and Christmas

[1:22:44] markets over the years.

[1:22:49] For this parade, she is pulling her favorite boy and passenger

[1:22:53] William Cool.

[1:22:56] Wonderful to have those types of initiatives for the parade, whether it's an organization, a business,

[1:23:00] I'm arching band or a family who wants to be a part of this.

[1:23:04] We welcome them all and encourage everyone's participation next year.

[1:23:14] Next, we have the light of the world, Reddland's choir.

[1:23:17] And it is also there first time in the parade.

[1:23:20] We think they're going to sing for us.

[1:23:21] I hope so. We'll have to listen.

[1:23:24] This choir is from the light of the world church on fourth and clerk.

[1:23:28] And certainly they want everybody to come and listen to their worship hymns on Thursdays and Sundays

[1:23:34] from 6 to 8 p.m. and on Sunday morning's at 10 a.m.

[1:23:39] I hope they give us a little preview preview. I agree. I think one thing to

[1:23:44] note is that we have many many new groups in the parade this year. I think

[1:23:49] people were anxious to be a part of something like this to bring

[1:23:53] us on some normal Santa and the new back.

[1:23:57] They agree.

[1:24:03] Oh, they're

[1:24:04] made entry look to a new fall

[1:24:11] just lovely flow the people

[1:24:23] and groups put into their

[1:24:25] float so they're made entries makes this pretty unique event in

[1:24:42] enthusiastic group tonight

[1:24:44] and for Claire they have a unique sound you have to go on Thursday there's something

[1:24:49] I see that.

[1:24:50] Six and eight p.m.

[1:24:50] or 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings.

[1:24:53] So this is like, first and the way we get this.

[1:24:55] Next up is the Redlands water bottle transit company.

[1:24:59] They are a recreational bicycling club devoted

[1:25:01] to promoting cycling in Redlands.

[1:25:06] They cater to riders of all levels and abilities

[1:25:09] and they host group rides throughout the week

[1:25:11] and then larger events during the year.

[1:25:14] Is Redlands a bicycle friendly place?

[1:25:16] Very.

[1:25:17] Oh my goodness, it is.

[1:25:18] Not only do we have green bike lanes throughout our community, we also host the Rebels Bicycle Classic every April.

[1:25:26] Which is a huge international bike racing.

[1:25:29] I love watching it.

[1:25:30] It's amazing.

[1:25:31] And our club does the Pancake Breakfast.

[1:25:33] It's out of the end Sunday of the Rebels Bicycle Classic.

[1:25:36] That's Pancake's in town that they absolutely.

[1:25:41] Next up, we have Rancho Day a more country club.

[1:25:44] It's their third time joining us in the parade.

[1:25:46] They're an outdoor ranch-style venue located in Cinematale, Canyon,

[1:25:53] perfect location for a

[1:25:54] rustic outdoor wedding or a kinsamiera. They work with your vision to create your dream

[1:26:00] wedding, kinsamiera or other events. I attended a wedding out there and it was just lovely.

[1:26:06] I've heard wonderful. It's beautiful.

[1:26:11] So if you want to find your event, have it up there

[1:26:13] in the canyon, you can connect with them on Facebook or Instagram or on their website,

[1:26:18] A wrencho de amor weddings.com.

[1:26:22] Thank you.

[1:26:26] And the more middle school leadership club or associate

[1:26:29] student body is joining us again.

[1:26:31] This group is established back in 1966.

[1:26:35] And it's a year-long course where students act as role models

[1:26:38] and serve the school.

[1:26:43] They're taught to believe in effort kind of semi-spot.

[1:26:47] Something that's missing today in a lot of people.

[1:26:49] So a great organization, their advisor is Jennifer Geneski, great to have them in the parade again.

[1:27:05] So we have Clement Middle School Viking Band.

[1:27:13] Like we have 48 musicians tonight, ages 10 through 13.

[1:27:19] And the Viking band this year is under the direction of John Gain.

[1:27:24] West Colon is a principal audit clinic.

[1:27:27] Their

[1:27:31] spirit crew is made up of six-grade BAM students and then the 7th and 8th graders perform in the band.

[1:27:40] Ideally, as they get closer, we'll get to hear them play for us.

[1:27:43] They're getting ready right now, here they go.

[1:28:35] Have the renovates water polo club.

[1:28:38] They are back again energetic as ever.

[1:28:42] This is an age group saw the focus on developing water polo players of all ages,

[1:28:48] for high school and college prep. All ages groups are available for both

[1:28:53] boys and girls and there is even a novice and squash ball connect. You know,

[1:28:59] they operate year-round. Hopefully their water is heated. And playing opportunities

[1:29:04] to put skimages, carnivates, and junior Olympics. And my neighbors are a part of the

[1:29:11] sort of situation. Oh, great. I'm going to have to shout out here in a second.

[1:29:15] You can find out more by visiting their website RenegadesWaterPolo.org.

[1:29:32] Next up is another cycling group very well known in Redlands, G.S. and Yamamoto.

[1:29:38] There are members of the Rage and Ages from 7 up to 80 years old.

[1:29:44] It's their fourth year in the parade, and they're a national center of excellence to sign to create the next generation of cyclists and bicycle racers.

[1:29:52] They teach young riders and their parents to be safe and effective cyclists all while making rides fun and rewarding.

[1:30:00] The passionate about cycling athletics and sportsmanship.

[1:30:06] Members of the racing team compete locally and nationally, did you mention it?

[1:30:10] No, not yet. Okay.

[1:30:12] I would love to see more of what they do. I unfortunately don't see anybody with the electric bikes.

[1:30:19] They actually have to pedal. Yeah, that's going to hurt my chances of participating.

[1:30:24] But the clubhouse is located in the B.C. fitness cafe on Comt Avenue.

[1:30:31] Yes, the very cool location. And you can watch for graduates of this group in the Redland's

[1:30:36] bicycle classic in 2022.

[1:30:39] They're on Facebook.

[1:30:41] Yes, on diamo.com.

[1:30:44] All right.

[1:30:45] They look very talented.

[1:30:48] It's an athletic feat.

[1:30:54] Next up is the Redland Educational Support and Professionals Association.

[1:31:00] Well, Respa is the, as we call it, is the Employee Union,

[1:31:04] right professional support to our students, parents,

[1:31:08] administration, and community.

[1:31:10] They're the foundation of our district.

[1:31:14] And the mental teachers association provides young local

[1:31:17] professional sports students for them to learn and

[1:31:20] academically excel.

[1:31:21] So the two of them partnering together.

[1:31:24] They bring many academic students.

[1:31:28] They bring many things during this holiday season.

[1:31:31] If you think of that, the dedication of the employees.

[1:31:33] You see that school bus going by right now.

[1:31:36] We have a shortage of school bus drivers.

[1:31:38] I don't know, so shout out to anybody who can try a little bus, please head down to the

[1:31:45] supply you have a job instantly, but they are all dedicated employees and have read the necessary

[1:31:50] support from the beginning of the day until the sun sets every single day and they want everybody

[1:31:56] to have a merry Christmas. Again, great to always have them and such big numbers in our parade.

[1:32:03] I should mention that the presidents of those associations of President Gladys Kirtle and Susan

[1:32:10] App.

[1:32:13] Here we have the group Park Club.

[1:32:15] It has been around since 1971.

[1:32:18] They just celebrated their 50th anniversary.

[1:32:23] The Inland Empire chapter specifically will celebrate their 35th year soon.

[1:32:30] Wow.

[1:32:30] Look at that.

[1:32:33] You see them bouncing around in there and they have my F-250 rides like that.

[1:32:39] Great suspension.

[1:32:40] Yeah.

[1:32:41] But that's on purpose.

[1:32:42] No, I don't.

[1:32:43] That's on purpose.

[1:32:44] Oh.

[1:32:45] Oh.

[1:32:46] Look at the lights.

[1:32:47] Fantastic.

[1:32:55] Those look fun.

[1:33:09] All right, everybody.

[1:33:09] Put your masks on.

[1:33:12] That exhaust.

[1:33:13] Yeah.

[1:33:13] What a treat to have these in the parade.

[1:33:15] Look at that.

[1:33:17] Fantastic.

[1:33:18] A very fun addition.

[1:33:20] Again, you go in from the model T's.

[1:33:22] to these low-writer vehicles that have been beautifully restored.

[1:33:29] Obviously, a national organization, with approximately 120 chapters throughout the U.S.

[1:33:36] with 22,000 volunteer members.

[1:33:41] Our local chapter here in Redlands is located on 506 at 506 West Colton Avenue.

[1:33:47] Maybe you've seen it or been dead?

[1:33:50] Absolutely.

[1:33:50] There are many times.

[1:33:51] operations school bell which supports our school kids they do that with

[1:33:56] calls and it provides clothing and shoes and personal care kids to over

[1:34:02] 1200 disadvantaged elementary school kids in our district so yeah

[1:34:07] they're just amazing people there's teen BC in urgent essentials program

[1:34:12] also provides middle and high school kids with new clothing personal need items

[1:34:17] and portable food.

[1:34:19] You may not know this, but they also

[1:34:21] have a full-service state-of-the-art dental center

[1:34:23] for under-insured children.

[1:34:25] That's also located right on Colton,

[1:34:27] next to their thrift store at 506 West Colton Avenue.

[1:34:30] And that thrift store helps

[1:34:33] pay for a lot of their services.

[1:34:35] So I hope everybody stops by

[1:34:37] and they'll find something there.

[1:34:38] I'm sure.

[1:34:39] Visit alredland.org for membership info.

[1:34:42] They're always looking for new members

[1:34:43] to support their efforts.

[1:34:47] Next up is the quarter.

[1:34:48] the Orange Show Quarter-Midget Association, and it's their first year in the parade.

[1:34:55] It's a youth program where kids age is five to sixteen, get to drive their very own race cars.

[1:35:01] What? They are located in San Bernardino. Look at those things.

[1:35:05] And it's an amazing sport that encourages families to spend a lot of time together,

[1:35:10] and great friendships are also made. This kids realize how lucky they are to have something like that.

[1:35:16] to be able to drive a race car at such a young age.

[1:35:20] I had this left wheels on a cardboard box.

[1:35:25] So, it's come a long way.

[1:35:30] Next up is the U.T.B. Rainbow Coalition along with the neighborhood gaze and

[1:35:35] Redlands Alphabet Soup.

[1:35:37] It's their first year in the parade.

[1:35:39] This is a group that promotes positive representation in Redlands.

[1:35:43] They work to promote a family friendly and inclusive atmosphere for career youth in our town.

[1:35:49] You can look up Rapunzel for a bit of a super face book and find out how to get involved

[1:35:53] and the local activities they have planned.

[1:35:56] They try to house local street cleanups at the street they've adopted

[1:35:59] and promote all sorts of other very inclusive events through our community.

[1:36:05] Give them a very warm welcome.

[1:36:07] Because you're one of their signs, actually on one of the roads.

[1:36:10] Yeah, it's awesome thing.

[1:36:12] Great to have them here.

[1:36:21] Again, this is what makes our community so special.

[1:36:31] So happy that they could be a part of this event.

[1:36:50] Up is ReddancePrice3.jip, dodge, and ram.

[1:36:54] It is their first year in a parade

[1:36:56] and what an honor to have such a large and successful business.

[1:37:00] Join us.

[1:37:01] Alley, they are a family-owned dealership in Redlands.

[1:37:03] They're committed to providing VIP customer service

[1:37:06] and quality products and fair prices.

[1:37:10] They probably served drivers from across the California stream. I mean every step in the car shopping experience

[1:37:16] To play the great visit puts the customer first. I

[1:37:21] We have Cindy Liu who and the great wow

[1:37:27] You can stop by and see that much

[1:37:30] One Redland's Boulevard, learn what makes them the premier Chrysler Dodge Jeep and Ram dealer. In the

[1:37:35] Inland Empire and Southern California. I bought my Willy's Jeep about seven years ago, okay. I cried

[1:37:44] a day, I sold it. I enjoyed that Jeep very, very much. Oh, they're such fun. My family is a Jeep family

[1:37:51] in there. Fun vehicles. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, great to have nonprofits represented community

[1:37:58] organizations as well as local businesses. Absolutely. Like this. Like our sponsors. He's driving that new Jeep

[1:38:05] Wagonier. Oh, it looks beautiful. It does.

[1:38:15] Party wrapped up pretty to go.

[1:38:18] Nice to have that under the tree.

[1:38:25] We have the Citrus Valley high school band.

[1:38:29] The black and bolder grade is under the direction of Austin Miners.

[1:38:33] Austin Miners. And the student drum majors, Rose Durkins,

[1:38:38] Aiden Grillitz, and Ronin Saranau.

[1:38:40] No nauseous quite a few years.

[1:38:42] They're wonderful job out there at St. Chris Valley.

[1:38:45] It's a wonderful not only music program,

[1:38:48] but they're a whole fine arts department at $1.

[1:38:52] But they're great that they've participated in this year alone.

[1:38:57] Let's listen.

[1:39:35] The concert coming up, December 9th,

[1:39:38] they're wintered extravaganza.

[1:39:40] So that's next week at 6 p.m. and two performances 6 and 730.

[1:39:45] How great and they invite the community to join.

[1:39:54] The door question fellow ship church.

[1:39:56] This church is located at 304 step by street here in Redlands.

[1:40:02] It was a church started 30 years ago and they have services on Sundays at 11am and 7 p.m.

[1:40:08] and a Wednesday worship service at 7 p.m.

[1:40:12] Sunday school is at 10am on Sundays.

[1:40:16] They believe in changing lives, making disciples and impacting the world.

[1:40:21] Great to have them back in the parade again.

[1:40:30] Our very own city of Redlands, parks and trees.

[1:40:35] They're a busy group.

[1:40:37] They're a busy group.

[1:40:38] We are known as the City of Trees.

[1:40:41] We are.

[1:40:43] Nationally recognized.

[1:40:44] They stay busy.

[1:40:46] That's what we're discussing.

[1:40:48] I think the trees are what make our community.

[1:40:49] One of the things that make our community very, very beautiful place to live, but they are not without maintenance.

[1:40:56] Lots of maintenance.

[1:40:57] Again, the part we get from the city residents for this Christmas parade is unprecedented

[1:41:02] between the services provided by the Rebels Police Department and Rebels Fire.

[1:41:06] To also having the city groups participate and our city council members,

[1:41:10] I hope it's a parent that this is a community event and widely supported.

[1:41:16] I think it looks like they want us to recycle our Christmas trees.

[1:41:20] They look like they were putting it in the chipper already.

[1:41:23] Yes, they do ask that citizens place their trees out on the street.

[1:41:28] After you take the decorations off,

[1:41:30] and that they will put them into their chipper.

[1:41:34] And recycle them onto our mulch files.

[1:41:38] Next up, we have the Highlands Scout Group 226.

[1:41:43] They were chartered by St. Adelaide's Church, and they offer Saudi and men's chairs and skills training for kids.

[1:41:52] They take annual trips to St. Diego Zoo, monster jam, winter cap, battleship, archery and rockets camp,

[1:41:59] Bimbabwe Derby, there's a Bimbabwe Derby, there's a Bimbabwe Derby, there it is, and camp in Catalina.

[1:42:05] I want to sign up for some of you. I want to sign up for some of you. I want to sign up for some of you.

[1:42:07] How do we find out how to volunteer for that? You can check them out on Facebook, just search for the Highland Scouts.

[1:42:13] What a great group.

[1:42:15] Wonderful group.

[1:42:20] Following behind is the Citrus Valley High School Spirit Leaders.

[1:42:26] So their chair coaches Emily Fitz. She's on the varsity. She coaches the varsity squad.

[1:42:32] And then Sidney Schrive is JV and Angelina Beltran is the Spong leader.

[1:42:41] They are a championship squad according to principle, they see a queue in one of words and their top notch

[1:42:55] and they're all smiling.

[1:42:58] I love the Santa hats.

[1:43:10] Great to have them here again.

[1:43:11] Absolutely. Here comes another one on my neighbors.

[1:43:15] And other neighbors is the Crawfam one.

[1:43:18] They're representing the painted turtles tonight.

[1:43:21] I know something about that card he's writing to. He completely reconditioned that antique electric card.

[1:43:28] Wow.

[1:43:30] They are driving a market here, electric cards, a 1955 bus and a 1965 air-end master.

[1:43:39] The Craw family restores these and they were manufactured in ribbons.

[1:43:44] He could be a right-in-one, every once in a while, that cool thing.

[1:43:47] Right around our street.

[1:43:49] I've been not tell the police that though, maybe these are supposed to be.

[1:43:52] No, you can find out more by visiting the paitedturtle.org.

[1:43:59] The Orange Belt trying club is always a fun addition to the Redland's Christmas parade.

[1:44:07] I always laugh.

[1:44:09] They just have local masons from Redland, San Bernardino, Yipa, Riverside, and Corona.

[1:44:15] They are part of the Almelita Temple, who made a world famous shrine auditorium in downtown

[1:44:20] Wow, I didn't know that.

[1:44:24] Well, they back to 1871.

[1:44:28] Since expanded to 193 temples, 300,000 members.

[1:44:33] Of course, we see the commercials on TV for the hospital.

[1:44:37] Triners, members maintain the 22-strienders' children's hospital located in three countries.

[1:44:47] And they're crazy on wheels.

[1:44:49] They're crazy on wheels.

[1:44:50] They are followed by Cooke's Mexican food, a Reblins tradition, I'm pleased to say so.

[1:44:57] It is the family, their first restaurant.

[1:45:00] Next location was opened in 2014 in 1989. They encouraged you to order your person's

[1:45:05] small knees now. They are family owned and operated. They love being a part of this community and

[1:45:11] I think that shows by their representation in the parade alone.

[1:45:15] I think they're handing out to Molly?

[1:45:19] That would be, I got last bite. I'll be right back.

[1:45:23] The Cookers' family would like to wish the community a happy and prosperous 2020.

[1:45:31] No, we're a lot leave you. No.

[1:45:34] Although I was tempted to get him right. Next up is 909 mo-pars.

[1:45:46] So this is a car club. Family-oriented established in November 2015.

[1:45:51] They support law enforcement, military, and first responders.

[1:45:55] They focus on CHP chips for kids' charity.

[1:45:59] They host meet and greet twice a month, and they take part in and host car shows, cruises, and they support light-minded clubs

[1:46:07] Wow, look at the cool, yeah

[1:46:09] A nightmare before Christmas, I think

[1:46:23] Again, great to have them back

[1:46:33] I'm looking at headlights

[1:46:37] Those are pretty cool cars

[1:46:40] Look

[1:46:49] at those, yeah, those are awesome

[1:46:53] But, buddy, the elf in the front seat

[1:46:55] Yeah, they've got little stars, they've gone out

[1:46:59] Wow!

[1:47:15] out decorator. Here comes a dragon. Wow. How cool is that?

[1:47:23] Again, what a wide variety.

[1:47:26] Right, the, when, 1955, marketers followed by these fantastic, I want headlights like that.

[1:47:36] And you know, look at all the lights. So,

[1:47:45] you know, when I was young, I could make my likes

[1:47:49] I'm not like that if I put playing cards with post-pand on the back.

[1:48:00] Come along, boy.

[1:48:01] Wow.

[1:48:03] The R's impressive vehicle.

[1:48:05] You really are.

[1:48:06] Well, I mentioned my Pinto earlier.

[1:48:08] I think, you know, do that?

[1:48:09] I drink the muffler off.

[1:48:10] It is still sounded like a lawnmower.

[1:48:30] And great addition to the Christmas parade.

[1:48:39] I love that they join us year after year.

[1:48:41] And here we have Chick-fil-A at Cirrus Plaza.

[1:48:44] The manager Naomi Amos is one of our members.

[1:48:47] We want us

[1:48:51] to be a cow as youngly, chicken.

[1:48:55] We

[1:48:59] can take a moment and just recognize our sponsors again.

[1:49:02] Starting off with, Mop and Financial Advisors, right down the street on

[1:49:06] Citrus Avenue.

[1:49:07] They gave a generous contribution so that we were sure this parade would go on

[1:49:11] without any hesitation.

[1:49:13] Bergesson's eating an air.

[1:49:14] You saw them in the parade.

[1:49:16] Redlins plumbing.

[1:49:17] The Rocks for Foundation.

[1:49:18] Redlins community news.

[1:49:20] The list goes on and we just still appreciate their support of our event.

[1:49:23] this community.

[1:49:28] So here comes the Dawlin's family.

[1:49:32] They are a family member.

[1:49:34] Actors and teenagers.

[1:49:37] Let's see what they're going to do here.

[1:49:48] You know, Grinch, to have a heart full of joy, cheer, love and kindness for Christmas.

[1:49:56] Well, maybe if he's wearing Santa's jacket, he's not going to be as pretty.

[1:50:01] And to be walking this great route in silk is very impressive.

[1:50:05] very impressive. Again, special groups joining us this year.

[1:50:14] Except we have the California Regency

[1:50:15] International Pagent.

[1:50:20] I don't know much about them, but from what I can read here,

[1:50:23] there are an innovative organization that is helping to change the world for today's women.

[1:50:28] delegates gain valuable confidence, boys, and grace, and increasingly competitive world.

[1:50:35] The competitions don't just focus on beauty, but also allow each woman and younger

[1:50:40] the opportunity to grow and advance their personal and career goals by acting as role models

[1:50:44] in the community. That's great. Great to have them here.

[1:50:47] That's fabulous.

[1:50:50] It's fire and flood restoration and a local business following them closely

[1:50:56] behind. They've been in business for over 50 years serving San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.

[1:51:03] They offer 24-7 emergency services regarding fire and floods to your home or business.

[1:51:09] Yeah, you have a burst pipe or something.

[1:51:11] First thing you say, well, what do I do?

[1:51:13] It's a mess.

[1:51:14] How you start to think that first step?

[1:51:16] Well, here they are.

[1:51:17] I just fired a lot of restoration.

[1:51:19] In honor of their 50th anniversary in business,

[1:51:22] they are celebrating the residence community by giving away 50

[1:51:25] dollar gift cards throughout the parade route.

[1:51:28] It's very, very generous.

[1:51:30] They do think our community first trust in

[1:51:32] pageants, fire, and flood restoration.

[1:51:44] Next up is the patio to us.

[1:51:45] And then Empire Soccer Club?

[1:51:49] Are they?

[1:51:50] No roadlands.

[1:51:51] They are located in downtown.

[1:51:52] Wow.

[1:51:55] They're always looking for players to join.

[1:51:57] It's going to say there's a lot of soccer players out there.

[1:52:00] So if you want to develop your potential as a person and a soccer player,

[1:52:04] you need to look them up and they practice to practice.

[1:52:08] They drive by their quite often.

[1:52:10] It's a beautiful field.

[1:52:32] State themselves on the television. Find them on Instagram or Facebook. Patio Doris, soccer club.

[1:52:40] Soccer, such a great support.

[1:52:42] And it is. Craft and Hill's college is joining us for the fourth time in our parade.

[1:52:48] They're a local community college located in the hills between Redlands and Europa.

[1:52:53] They're a great college. A lot of our students attend there.

[1:52:56] After students' villages attend their education career, personal goals.

[1:52:59] in a beautiful collegiate setting. I mean it doesn't look like a community college. It looks like a full board of universities.

[1:53:08] It's supportive communities help craft and become the number one in the IE for student success.

[1:53:14] We have a lot of partnerships with craft and two.

[1:53:18] Do we enroll in it?

[1:53:20] We're high school kids can take classes.

[1:53:23] That's great. Some experience while there's still in high school.

[1:53:26] So, I'd like to see them in the parade.

[1:53:31] Here we have a 1970 Mercury Cougar named the Spirit of Allegiance.

[1:53:37] It's a patriotic, red, white, and blue vehicle.

[1:53:41] Reminding Americans to stand up for a pledge of Allegiance in our freedom.

[1:53:44] The owner is Lyman Stookie of San Bernardino.

[1:53:48] The Spirit of Allegiance is here in support of the California School of Choice initiative,

[1:53:52] seeking parents, control of their children's education,

[1:53:55] will opportunities. They watch you to find out more at California SchoolTrace.org.

[1:54:01] Very cool car.

[1:54:07] And this very recognizable vehicle is back in the 38 annual Redland's

[1:54:12] Christmas parade. They are the Redland's theater festival. After two years of a complete shutdown,

[1:54:19] the Redland's theater festival will be returning to the stage in prospect park to celebrate their

[1:54:23] 50th anniversary thank goodness this count tickets are available at rtsf tickets.com for the

[1:54:32] 20-22 season you know what they're gonna do right start the musical something's the

[1:54:37] foot life sucks by jetticoats noises off Romeo and Juliet running June 17th through August 6th

[1:54:47] They are a non-profit theater company that was established in 1972 as an annex at the Crafton Hill's College Theater Department, and we're so happy to have them back in the parade.

[1:54:58] Absolutely.

[1:55:02] The parade would not be complete.

[1:55:04] If we didn't have this city of Redland's solid ways and recycling division, they are showing us a 101 ways to recycle.

[1:55:22] of such support by our local government, the city of Rublin's,

[1:55:27] Rublin points to Rublin's fire.

[1:55:29] I could get him to stop, I could put my candy cane record in there.

[1:55:37] And look at that, a Dalmatian themed 101 ways to recycle.

[1:55:44] I'll talk to you well up there, Joe.

[1:55:49] Again, they typically bring up the rear of the parade before we see

[1:55:52] who everyone has been waiting for.

[1:55:54] Oh, I've got to get ready.

[1:55:56] Oh.

[1:55:58] You're right back.

[1:56:03] Again, 30 years of the Redland's Christmas parade.

[1:56:07] We are so happy to be back after two years.

[1:56:10] Due to rain for two weekends in 2019.

[1:56:13] And COVID preventing us from having our event in 2020.

[1:56:16] We appreciate the support of our community.

[1:56:18] Those in attendance down town.

[1:56:21] Great crowd.

[1:56:22] But also, all of those who come together to make this an impossible.

[1:56:25] including some of them in Canada and all of our members of the planet.

[1:56:33] Fate to have air trucks always in the parade.

[1:56:50] I was hoping to get a job for him with him this year pulling this way.

[1:56:54] Oh!

[1:57:13] Doesn't need us, he doesn't need us right here this year.

[1:57:15] No, he's got three fire trucks.

[1:57:18] It's a squad in him through the Redlins.

[1:57:19] Oh my, he's prepared.

[1:57:22] I told my shirt out.

[1:57:23] Get ready for it.

[1:57:24] I got so excited.

[1:57:29] I do think those people do wait to see Santa at the end of the parade and he will be with us shortly.

[1:57:35] Wow.

[1:57:36] There's still coming.

[1:57:37] There's still coming.

[1:57:38] There's still coming.

[1:57:38] A great fire department.

[1:57:41] And again, great to be back after two years.

[1:57:43] Thanks to all of our wonderful sponsors, the parade committee.

[1:57:47] There he is.

[1:57:47] The redland's fire department who is escorting Santa throughout the parade route.

[1:57:59] I've always wanted to put my hand to make it up here and

[1:58:15] I've always wanted to pour on it.

[1:58:20] It does.

[1:58:21] Thank you so much for joining me in the 30th Annual Rebels Wispos parade.

[1:58:26] Hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Rebels and the City of Rebels, along with countless volunteers

[1:58:30] and other organizations in this town.

[1:58:33] We wish everybody a very, very Merry Christmas and a most prosperous new year.

[1:58:40] and hopefully a more normal, a normal, a normal, 20, 20 cents for sure.

[1:58:46] Thank you for joining us.

[1:58:46] Thank you.

The Redlands Christmas Parade - December 4, 2021

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