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1800 - Teuteu, 34, wife of village captain, baptized (as Tomasa) at S.F. Mission; born at Tochonanga (Eternal Valley area) in 1766, before Europeans arrived [record]
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For the 17th consecutive year, Six Flags Magic Mountain will collect food for the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank during the annual “Bag-A-Ticket” holiday food drive on Monday, November 25.

Guests who bring a full bag of non-perishable food items will receive a free park admission ticket, good for that day.

In addition, guests will receive exclusive One Day Dining Deal and Buy One Get One Game Play offers, good for that day.

All donated food will be given to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.

Through the public’s generous donations, this drive continues to be one of the largest single-day holiday food drive efforts for the Food Bank.

Park hours for November 25 will be 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Food items will be collected from 9:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. “Holiday in the Park” will begin at 5 p.m.

Included on the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank’s “Most Wanted” List are:

· Canned Goods: beef stew, ravioli, cannelloni, spaghetti, tuna, peanut butter, yams, chicken, beef, fruits, vegetables, soups

· Packaged Items: hot cereal (grits, oatmeal, etc.), mashed potatoes, stuffing mix, powdered eggs, complete meals, pancake mixes, rice

· Drinks: coffee and juices in non-breakable containers, dry milk

The need for food supplies continues to rise and more families than ever are going hungry. Help a family in need this holiday season with your holiday food drive donation and then treat your own family to an exciting day at Six Flags Magic Mountain, getting your fill of thrills on the best collection of world-class coasters and thrill rides around, including Twisted Colossus, Full Throttle, Tatsu, X2, Goliath, Viper and more.

Six Flags Magic Mountain’s annual “Holiday in the Park” extravaganza will light up the season even brighter this year. With more than two million lights and seven uniquely themed areas, the park will transform into a spectacularly lit winter wonderland for guests to enjoy this holiday season.

The event will expand to 44 nights — the most ever presented — beginning November 23 through January 5. Holiday in the Park begins each day at 5 p.m., signaled by the first falling snow of the evening.

Six Flags Magic Mountain, the undisputed “Thrill Capital of the World,” is open daily. Check out the website at www.sixflags.com/magicmountain or the Six Flags App for operating hours.

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