The Buzz

Save the date – Taste of Capo, third annual event, Thurs., Oct. 18, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Capo Valley High School Mall. Taste great food from 20 local restaurants, shop at local vendor tables, participate in a silent auction and listen to live music by Jerry McFarland and many talented CVHS students. Buy tickets now for $20 ($15 for students under age 19), or pay $25 for all tickets after 3:00 p.m. on Oct. 17. Check out the vendor websites at http://www.cvhsfoundation.org. To purchase tickets, send your name, email address, phone number and $20 adult / $15 student per ticket to CVHS Foundation, P.O. Box 3713, Mission Viejo, CA 92690. (Do not mail after Oct. 12.) Tickets may be purchased at CVHS by dropping an envelope as described above at the front desk, or pay at the door on the date of the event.

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The Mission Viejo Chapter of ACT for America will hold a General Meeting on Mon., Oct. 8. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. The meeting starts promptly at 7:30 p.m. and ends at 9:30 p.m. Bring a friend. This is a great opportunity to share your concerns with others. The Oct. 8 guest speaker Jackie Rogers will present her experiences with sharia when living in Islamic countries. The group meets on second Mondays of the month at the Norman P. Murray Community Center, 24932 Veteran’s Way, Sycamore B Room, Mission Viejo.

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There’s more bull than usual in a city campaign: On Sept. 27, Councilman Frank Ury made a rare appearance by campaigning in public. With no grassroots or anyone to stand on a corner with him, Ury’s campaign relies on mailers funded by special interest. Last week, he showed up to hand out his flyers at Capo High’s Back To School Night and promptly got kicked off campus when parents complained about him to school administrators. The reaction to Ury is fairly uniform, and those who know him don’t like him. Ury apparently couldn’t find anyone to hand out his flyers, so he stood with Wendy Bucknum. Dave Leckness joined them for a short time to spread the Bucknum-Ury-Leckness message (B-U-L sheet).

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Ury doesn’t care about Mission Viejo, its residents or much of anything beyond himself. So why does he put up with council meetings twice a month and continue to run for such a lowly office? Ury is now telling politicians in other cities that he will run for Assembly when Diane Harkey terms out. He’s always had his sights on higher office: Uryville today, Urynation tomorrow.

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Message from Kris of Mission Viejo:

Dear Conservatives,

If Obama and his mainstream media propaganda machine win, welcome to Soviet Russia. Please take the advice of Mark Levin: right now, make sure your young voting-age family members are registered and ready to vote for Romney. I’m not asking you to go to IRAQ to save our country but just get four people, family members or friends registered and ready to support Romney. Send this message to every conservative you know. You and I own this country and the ball is in the air. Are you going to do everything you can to catch it? We won’t drop this one if we focus, despite all the nasty yelling and taunting from our opponents.