February 2014 - Paso Robles Magazine.com

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A Love of Music is the Music of Love - The Perneys
February 2014
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Paso Robles Magazine, February 2014
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CONTENTS
FEBRUARY 2014
volume 13 number 10
A Monthly Look at Life in our Remarkable Communities
Feature S tories
12 Valentine’s Celebrations
32 Round Town
Area happenings for the big day
- by Melissa Chavez
• San Miguel Reflections - Buzz Marathon
- a column by Lynne Schmitz
14 A Love of Music
is the Music of Love
A love story featuring Jerry
and Gaye Perney
- by Judy Bedell
• County Perspective
- a column by Bruce Curtis
• The Big Laugh - America’s Funniest Valentine
42 Business
• What’s Happening on Main Street
16 Randy and Nancy Flamm
• Visit San Luis Obispo County
Moves to Paso Robles!
Honored as Roblans of the Year
- by Millie Drum
• Business Spotlight
- a column by Millie Drum
18 Paso Robles Golf Club honored
with Beautification of the Year
48 Time & Place
- by Millie Drum
38 Hoofbeat
Hoofbeat Calendar and Trail Tales
- by Dorothy Rogers
51 Last Word
Birth Songs and Battle Cries at Piedras Blanca
- by Chris Weygandt Alba
Departments
10 Ol’ Oaken Bucket
EDITORIAL DEADLINE:
Filled with Humor, Timely Tidbits, and
Mesmorizing Memorabilia..stuff you
didn’t realize you need to know
7th of each month preceding publication
ADVERTISING DEADLINE:
10 th of each month preceding publication
20 Education
HOW TO REACH US
• Art, Nutrition and So Much More
at Georgia Brown School
• Almond Acres Charter Academy
Open Enrollment
• Cappy Culver Student is Runner-up
in National Contest
• Boys & Girls Club Announces
New Board Chairman
• Central Coast Funds for Children
supports Children’s Museum
Phone: (805) 239-1533
E-mail:
bob@pasoroblesmagazine.com
Mailing address: P.O. Box 3996,
Paso Robles, CA 93447
In town drop off: Dutch Maytag,
1501 Riverside, Paso Robles
Web: pasoroblesmagazine.com
Library and Recreation
- cool stuff to do for the month ahead!
• Paso Robles Police Department
9-1-1 Updates
• At the Library
• This N That - A Collection of ‘Stuff’
• Golden State Classics Car Club Donations
On the cover: Roblans of the Year Honorees Randy and Nancy Flamm,
along with insets of Beautificaton Award Winner Paso Rolbes Golf Club,
including owner Mike Rawister with his daughter Lainey Stroud.
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Publisher/Editor: Bob Chute
Editorial Consultant:
Chris Weygandt Alba
Advertising: Millie Drum, Pam
Osborn, Jamie Self, Melissa Chavez,
and Bob Chute
WE VALUE YOUR INPUT!
26 Paso People
Founding Co-Publisher:
Karen Chute 1949-2004
Paso Robles Magazine (PRM) © 2014, is owned and published by Bob
Chute. No part of this periodical may be reproduced in any form or by any
means without prior written consent from Paso Robles Magazine.
PRM is published monthly and distributed FREE to every residence and
business, including rural addresses, in Paso Robles, Templeton, Shandon,
Bradley and San Miguel (zip codes 93426, 93446, 93451, 93461 and 93465).
Postage paid at Paso Robles, CA 93446. PRM is also available for our visitors
through local restaurants, Paso Robles Chamber of Commerce, North County
Transportation Center, and other high traffic tourist-oriented locations.
Annual subscriptions to PRM, mailed to areas beyond the described distribution areas, are available for $18 per year (for orders outside U.S., add $10
postage). Mailing address: P.O. Box 3996, Paso Robles, CA 93447. Phone:
(805) 239-1533, Fax (805) 239-1263, e-mail: prmagazine@charter.net. Find
us on the web at www.pasoroblesmagazine.com
For advertising inquiries and rates, story ideas and submissions, contact
Bob Chute at any of the above numbers. In town drop point for photos,
letters, press releases, etc. at Dutch Maytag Home Appliance Center, 1501
Riverside.
Graphics and advertising composition by Janice Pluma, Warpaint Graphics,
editorial composition, Travis Ruppe, David Butz, art production.
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Just a
Thought
By Bob Chute
WOW, we are on the verge of some
very exciting changes in our lives...
First of all, grandchild #7 - Emily Ruth Lear - will be arriving on
February 13th, being heartily welcomed by her parents, Kelly and Brad,
sister Mallory, along with brother
William...and assorted grandparents,
aunts, uncles, cousins and friends,
of course!
And, on a lesser note, we are planning a new look for the next issue of
the Paso Robles Magazine!
Our March 2014 keepsake issue will sprout a glossy cover, larger
photos and a cleaner updated look
throughout with the beginnings of
our special Historical Paso Robles
section appearing every month in
2014...kicking off in March as the
City of Paso Robles ‘Official’ 125th
Anniversary Publication!
That’s the Quasquicentennial
officially celebrated on March 11...
our own Chuck Desmond has been
keeping you up-to-speed on all the
City activities planned for the year,
along with 125th souvenirs you
just gotta have! Somethin’ like this
doesn’t happen very often!
Exciting stuff, we are so proud to
be recognized for this honor. The
special New Year’s Eve bash kicking
off the Quasqui festivities at the Paso
Robles Inn was outstanding, along
with the glow in the dark games in
the park and the awesome fireworks
display at midnight! Congratulations
Quasqui committee, a job well done!
Back on track, looking at the content of this issue, we have some interesting articles for you this month.
First of all, a hearty tip of the
ol’ PRM cap to Randy and Nancy
Flamm for being named Roblans of
the Year. What a special honor for
two very deserving, very involved
Roblans. Read all about ‘em on page
16. Then, follow that up with the special honor, Beautification of the Year,
bestowed on Mike Rawister for the
amazing transformation he accomplished at the Paso Robles Golf Club.
If you haven’t seen it yet...go! You’ll
be amazed at the difference.
Rawister and the Flamms were
honored during the Paso Robles
Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner, ‘Puttin’ on the Ritz’ Gala event
held, this year, at the Broken Earth
Winery. It was a fun evening, really a
kick to see everyone all dressed up in
period outfits of the 1920’s!
We also have Chris Weygandt Alba’s interesting piece on the sea lions
at Piedras Blanca, as the Last Word
on page 51.
There’s so very much more, and
being Valentine’s Day is this month
we have a listing of area Valentine
Celebrations, by Melissa Chavez, on
page 12, along with a special love story about the 42 year marriage of Jerry
and Gaye Perney who share a love of
music and teaching, by Judy Bedell,
on page 14.
I could wax poetic about this special time for couples but suffice to
say: Gentlemen, this is where our true
colors can shine....and we need to get
creative. Do I hear an ‘amen’?
Got it guys? Get real about this.
By the time you read this, Rhoda
will be recovering from back surgery
in late January, please keep her in your
prayers. We were married October
28, 2005 and over the years we’ve had
our ups and downs, like every couple,
along with thought-provoking discussions about our love and the loves with
our deceased spouses that were cut
short by cancers.
We celebrate our ever-evolving life
together and look forward to special
times ahead of us.
Please, fellow Roblans, don’t miss
this opportunity. Treat each day with
loved ones as the special gift it is...but
especially on Valentine’s Day.
So, have you hugged them today?
Do it, please...now.
And again. Good, very good.
Happy Valentine’s Day, Paso Robles!
Want to join the festivities?
If you have a local business and want to be part of the
Paso Robles Magazine very special keepsake March issue,
contact us for advertising information at 805-239-1533 or
email me at bob@pasoroblesmagazine.com...we get RESULTS for your hard earned dollars! Skeptical? I encourage
you to ask any of our advertisers!
Don’t hesitate...our deadline for March is just around the
corner, on Friday, February 7.
“WHY COMPROMISE WHEN WE CAN CUSTOMIZE”
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and we have an
incredible evening of amazing food, music, and dancing sure
to impress your sweetie.
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This year’s festivities will transport you back to the days of supper
club dining. Enjoy the romantic surroundings of Hunter Ranch
Golf Course while listening to the soulful sounds of Chad Stevens,
Brett Mitchell, and friends. Their band will be serenading you with
all the classic tunes from the Great American Song Book, while
enjoying a 5 course dinner by candlelight.
Reservations are required. For more information or to see the
menu www.hunterranchgolf.com or call 805-237-7440.
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A Home is
Where the
Heart Is...
Let’s Work Together to Find These Buyers a Place to Call Home!
Read below and call me to discuss. Sellers: Please know that all
of my buyers have their qualifying letters from their lenders and are
ready to move forward with an offer to purchase.
Thinking of Selling??? On to Something New???
1. Looking for residential income property of 2-10 units in
Atascadero /Paso Robles areas. 2M
2. Couple likes high ceilings, an open floor plan with lots of granite and fairly large fenced yard. Home should be not more than
13 years old and in a nice homogenous neighborhood. Must
have 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Under $600K
3. Our two dogs are our main concern. They are not barkers. A
smaller home around 1600 sf with a fenced yard in a safe area
would be great. We do need 3 bedrooms however and are in the
$300-400 price range. In town or in the country is ok. Call our
Agent Cheri York.
4. Developer looking for build-able lots as well as larger projects.
Thanks.
5. We are looking for private, useable acreage on the West side
with a custom 3+ bedroom home and possible guest cottage or
additional building site where we could construct one. 1.3M
6. Looking for a larger country style home on one to four acres
with a shop and room to build a pool. Rolling terrain is good.
Would like a few trees. Not into animals. Atascadero to Paso
Robles. Price $550-850K
7. Searching for Ag income producing property, vineyards,
orchards of any kind. 4M
8. Where is our killer view, private retreat, custom home on
acreage, within ½ hour of Paso Robles 2.8M Please call Cheri
now at 805.610.7010
9. Need bright Tuscan style home with forever views of wine
country for around $750K
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Enthusiasm
“Most great men and women are not
perfectly rounded in their personalities, but are instead people whose one
driving enthusiasm is so great it makes
their faults seem insignificant.”
- Charles A. Cerami
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OK, you word crafters
- think English is easy?!?
1) The bandage was wound around the
wound.
2) The farm was used to produce produce.
3) The dump was so full that it had to
refuse more refuse.
4) We must polish the Polish furniture.
5)He could lead if he would get the
lead out.
6)The soldier decided to desert his
dessert in the desert.
7) Since there is no time like the present, he thought it was time to present
the present.
...more to come next month!
Color Variances
7.7 - Average hours of sleep per night
in yellow bedrooms.
5.9 - Average hours of sleep per night
in purple bedrooms.
26 - Percent increase in tip that men
will give waitresses who wear red instead of green or black.
0 - Percent increase in tip that women
will give waitresses who wear red instead of green or black.
- Color Phenomenon, Smithsonian
Magazine, September 2013
“How can crash course and collision
course have two different meanings?
“I always thought a semi-truck driver
was someone who dropped out of
truck-driving school halfway through
the course.
“The safest place to be during an earthquake would be in a stationary store.
“I’m not an organ donor, but I once
gave an old piano to the Salvation
Army.”
Thank you, George!
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“The forty-hour week has no charm
for me. I’m looking for a forty- hour
day.”
- Nicholas Murray Butler
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“Wake up with a smile and go after
life...Live it, enjoy it, taste it, smell it,
feel it.”
- Joe Knapp
***
On his appointment as First
Lord of the Admiralty:
“This is because I can now lay eggs
instead of scratching around in the
dust and clucking. It is a far more satisfactory occupation. I am at present
in process of laying a great number of
eggs - ‘good eggs’ every one of them.
And there will be many more clutches
to follow...New appointments to
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be made. Admirals to be ‘poached’,
Carlinisms
“‘The friendly skies.’ ‘The skies are not ‘scrambled’ and ‘buttered’. A fresh egg
cloudy.’ How is this possible? I look up, from a fruitful hen.”
- Sir Winston Churchill
I see one sky.
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What’s orange and sounds like a
parrot?
A carrot.
Knock Knock!
Who’s there?
Cowsgo.
Cowsgo who?
No they don’t, cowsgo moo.
Knock Knock!
Who’s there?
Doris!
Doris who?
Doris locked, that’s why I knocked.
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Riddles for the Kids
Where does Friday come before
Thursday?
In the dictionary.
What has four legs and feathers, and
is neither animal nor bird?
A featherbed.
Sunday, Feb. 16, 1 to 4 p.m.
at Ranchita Canyon Vineyard
3439 Ranchita Canyon Road, San Miguel
Featuring the Aaron Wolf Trio plus
barbeque, newly released wines from
Ranchita Canyon Vineyard, silent auction
and a fun-filled day.
Tickets, $30, Ranchita Canyon Wine
Club and North SLO Co. Concert Association members $20. All proceeds
benefit the non profit North SLO County
Concert Association (www.nslocca.org).
For tickets, call 467-9448 or 674-0445 or
ranchitacanyonvineyard.com
SOUP SPECIALS
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
“I still find each day too short for all the
thoughts I want to think, all the walks
I want to take, all the books I want to
read, and all the friends I want to see.”
- John Burroughs
All our
desserts are
homemade!
Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails
Extensive Wine List
— Open at 11 am 7 Days a Week —
1114 Pine Street, Downtown Paso Robles 238-3929
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Father-Daughter
Sweetheart Dance at Pavilion on
the Lake, 9315 Pismo Avenue,
Atascadero, takes place on Friday, February 7, from 6:30 to
9:30 p.m. (daughters 12 years and
under) and February 8, from 710 p.m. (daughters 12 years and
older). Open to fathers, uncles,
grandfathers for a semi-formal
evening of fun and entertainment
by DJ Guy Ryder. Enjoy dancing, snacks, door prizes and more.
Cost: $30/couple for residents
with a 93422 zip code and $35/
couple for non-residents. Additional daughters, only $5.
Advance ticket purchases are required. Make your purchases at
Colony Park Community Center,
5599 Traffic Way. To download
and print the registration form,
visit www.atascadero.org or call
470-3178.
Black Tie Valentine’s Dinner at Eberle Winery,
3810 Hwy. 46-East, PR, provides
a candlelit dinner in the caves on
Saturday, February 8 by Playboy
Mansion Executive Chef William
Carter. Former winemakers will
host each course. Cost: $150/pp or
$120/Wine Club members. Call for
time and more details at 238-9607
or visit www.eberlewinery.com.
Sweetheart Stroll throughout downtown Atascadero offers
winetasting on February 8 from
2-6 p.m. One ticket covers tasting the entire event. Cost: $10
Age 21 and older only. Call Lisa
Echeveria at 712-1619. Email
tolisaech@hotmail.com.
tickets/$30 or $35/door. Order
online at www.thebiglaugh.net or
call 712-0400.
Celebrations
By Melissa Chavez
Cass Wines Valentine’s
Dinner, 7350 Linne Road, PR.
Cass On February 14, from 5:309 p.m., offers a live piano performance and a candlelit dinner
in four courses, cost: $80/pp and
$64/pp Wine Club. Call 239-1730
or email kelley@casswines.com.
Valentine’s Day Supper
Club Spectacular, Friday,
February 14, from 6 to 10 p.m. at
Hunter Ranch Golf Course. Enjoy
an incredible evening of amazing
food, music and dancing...transporting you back to the days of
supper club dining while experiencing the soulful sounds of Chad
Stevens, Brett Mitchell and friends
from the Great American Song
Book, while enjoying a 5 course
dinner by candlelight. Cost is $65
per person inclusive, see the menu
at hunterranchgolf.com. Reservations are required, for more information, call 805-237-7440.
Valentine’s Day Winemaker Dinner at Mitchella Vineyard & Winery, 2525
Mitchell Ranch Way, PR, on
Saturday, February 14, from
6-9 p.m. Enjoy a five-course dinner prepared by Trumpet Vine
Catering paired with Mitchella
wine. Cost: $125. Wine Member Discount: $25 each max.
two persons. Prepayment required for online tickets (RSVP).
Call 239-8555 or email rsvp
@mitchella.com.
Monarch Butterflies on the
Celebrate Valentine’s Day, coast with your loved ones is a
February 14, at Panolivo with a 3 relaxing and unique way to alcourse Prix Fix for $39 from 4:30 low nature to take its course
to 8:30 p.m., 1344 Park Street in on Valentine’s Day Weekend.
downtown Paso Robles, call 239- The monarchs can be seen daily
3366 or panolivo.com/valentines thru February at the Pismo Butterfly Trees, Highway 1 (at the
for reservations.
south end of the North Beach
Valentine’s Day at Vina Campground) from 10 a.m. to
Robles, 3700 Mill Road, PR, on 4 p.m. Docents from Morro Bay
February 14, from 6:30 to 9:30 State Park share information
p.m. Savor a four-course candlelit from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Spondinner prepared by Thomas Hill sored by the Morro Bay Museum
Organics and a piano serenade by of Natural History, 772-2694.
Richard Moratin. Tickets: $80/pp Call Pismo Chamber at 800and $70/pp Club Members. Call 443-7778 or visit www.monarch
227-4812. Visit www.vinerobles. butterfly.org.
com.
Opolo Vineyards Valentine’s Winemaker Dinner
is a multiple-course meal paired with
favorite Opolo wines on February
14 at 6:30 p.m. in Opolo’s Cellar.
Live music and dancing will provide an opportunity for an entire
Valentine’s Movie Night evening of fun. Cost: $110 or $90/ ‘America’s Funniest
at Park Cinemas, 1100 Pine Street, club members. Call 238-9593 for Valentine’ Big Laugh
Event hosted by
PR, on February 9 offers a classic tickets. Visit www.opolo.com.
movie (to be announced) on the Valentine’s Dinner Special comedienne Lizette
big screen, beginning at 6:30 p.m. by Chef Carmelo at Odys- Mizelle features guiTickets include popcorn and a sey World Cafe on February 14, tar-playing comedian
drink or champagne and truffles. includes NY Steak & Prawns, Mark Eddie, America’s Funniest Mom
Valentine’s “Love Can’t Shrimp Scampi or NY Steak. Stephanie Blum, and
Wait” Celebrate your Sweet- Open till 9 p.m. Fridays, 1214 America’s Funniest Cop,
heart! Prix Fixe Dinner on Pine Street in Downtown Paso Michael Mancini. Doors
Thursday, February 13 at Robin’s Robles, call 237-7516.
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By Judy Bedell
Musicians and educators, Gaye and Jerry
Perney are a real-life love song.
Longtime Paso Robles musicians and say hi! Dennis Toevs had learned how to
music educators Jerry and Gaye Perney play tuba from Jerry and Dennis’ son, Phil- has on learning. He also went on to teach
credit music with bringing them together. lip, went on to learn music and be a part of early childhood music education through
While many couples have a special song that the Bearcat Band through Jerry’s work with Cuesta College.
Gaye played with the San
symbolizes their relationship, the Perney’s Paso Robles Schools.
Luis Symphony and the Piowhole relationship is a love song. A music- “I am loving Facebook,” said
neer Players Orchestra before
inspired life that has truly been a blessing. Gaye. “It has been a great way
her duties as mother took over
So the love song begins when Gaye to reconnect with students and
her time. She continues to play
moved to the area in search of work as a stay in touch with others. I love
with the San Luis Chamber
music teacher.
hearing what the students reOrchestra and the New World
“Jerry was already here, and before I was member most. And recently
Baroque Orchestra. Cello is her
hired, the superintendent asked him to give one of my former 3rd grade
instrument of choice and she
me a tour of the San Luis Obispo music students, who is now a parent
also offers lessons to those who
program so I could see some of the things himself, contacted me and he
want to learn the craft.
going on and then that fall I was hired in is starting cello lessons. He was
Jerry and Gaye continue to
Paso Robles and we started working togeth- kind of embarrassed that he had Jerry Perney has played
with numerous bands
er,” explained Gaye.
forgotten how to read music but and musical groups give back through music by over “We shared an office and I was hired to it will come back.”
throughout the county seeing the Bell Choir and String
teach a string program while Jerry contin- And there are a lot of students and is seen here enter- classes at the Shandon Methodthe crowds at
ist Church.
ued with the band,” said Gaye.
to stay in touch with since Jerry taining
Vine Street 2012.
Also, they are both very active
There was a twinkle in Jerry’s eye as he taught music for 50 years and
in CalRTA the California Retired Teachers
recalled how lucky he was to share that of- Gaye for 37.
fice even though they argued all the time at Steve, Garrett and Julie were Jerry’s chil- Association. first because Gaye was “a string person” and dren coming into the marriage and later When asked about playing music toJerry was “a band person.”
Nanette and Joanna joined the musical gether they both laugh. Jerry plays jazz, pi “We would fight over which program troupe. Now the proud grandparents of 6 ano, brass instruments and traditional band
was more important but then decided to and the great grandparents of 5, they are tunes while Gaye specializes in strings and
settle it by getting married,” recalls Gaye known around the house as GG Jerry and classical music.
“They don’t really cross over,” explained
with smile.
GG Gaye.
Not content to just Gaye.
Jerry began teaching in
Paso Robles in 1960 and
teach music to others, “That’s probably what keeps us together
Gaye in 1965. They were
Jerry and Gaye con- is we have a shared interest but our own
married December 19,
tinued to play on their approach. I can’t think of a rough spot so
tough we couldn’t get across.”
1971 and the love song
own as well as teach.
picked up the tempo. JerJerry has played in Jerry summed up their love song this way,
ry was teaching elemenseveral small combos “We have a love of music; a love of each
tary and junior high muas well as playing at other; a love of teaching and a love of the
sic and Gaye was hired as
the Madonna Inn, in church. Can you imagine what a great life it
an additional elementary
the Atascadero Com- is when every day we have those things?
music teacher. Those were Gaye and Jerry on their wedding day munity Band and has “How many teachers get to spend most of
December 19, 1971.
the good old days when
been a regular at Vine their working life with the person they love,
teaching what they love? It is truly a blessing.
music was part of the curriculum and all Street Showcase for many years.
students received the benefits that only mu- Jerry also believed so strongly in music “And then we retired, and we still get to
sic can provide.
education that he taught classes through continue doing the same thing.”
Known affectionately by many students, Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz County for For Jerry and Gaye Perney the love song
teachers and parents as “The Band Man” other teachers to bring music into their is still being written and played every day.
and “The Music Lady,” they have touched classroom. Teaching autoharp and record- Their commitment to each other and to
thousands of lives. Even while doing our ers and song, he helped many Paso Robles music education is something to behold.
interview, a former student stopped by to teachers capitalize on the effects that music Play on Jerry and Gaye!
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By Millie Drum
Once the employees of IQMS learned that they
could sign the letter nominating their employers
and owners of the company, Randy and Nancy
Flamm, for the Chamber of Commerce Roblan
of the Year, the line from the lobby’s front desk
went out the door! With the recent announcement, the Flamms were overwhelmed with the
honor especially since it came from the extraordinary support from their employees. Randy says,
“We were very humbled by the announcement. It’s
amazing. We’ve been very blessed with the huge
success of our company and our people. We’re in a
very large industry. We’re big for around here, but
comparatively, we are very small. We love what we
do and we have literally hundreds of people trying
to purchase IQMS every year. We want to see how
big we can become and part of that is giving back.
We’re very profitable which makes it easy to give
back to the community.
“Our main focus is education and giving our local
kids the ability to be productive in their lives. Nancy
and I believe that what our country needs for the future starts with the kids. That’s why we are so happy
to support the youth in FFA, 4-H and Skills USA.
We love to hire them as they come off the farm or
ranch because they understand the work ethic.”
IQMS began like many other large high-tech
companies. “Nancy and I met in the Bay Area
while working for the same company in the late
70s when micro computers were just coming out.
We built the software to make our jobs easier in the
manufacturing realm.
“In 1978, I belonged to the Homebrew Computer Club where Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak
got their start. Obviously, they did quite a bit better
than I did! Back then, I was using micro computers
to monitor industrial equipment.”
While working for General Electric, a conversation over dinner with clients who were dealing with
similar problems in their manufacturing company
prompted the eventual creation of IQMS. Randy
recalls telling them, “I wrote the software that was
so great that we’d take long lunches while the software did the work! They said, “Why don’t you write
that software for us? I was very happy at GE and
politely declined, but they kept after me. I agreed
to write software for
them, but sell it too.
Nancy and I began
that project parttime in August 1988
while we were still working. The word got around so
we quit our jobs in 1989, got a second mortgage on
the house and started IQMS in our living room.
“We struggled for a while but quickly figured
out that we could live anywhere. Nancy didn’t care
for the Los Angeles area and didn’t want to move
back to the Bay Area, so we picked somewhere in
between.” In the early 80s, a business trip brought
Randy to Paso. He adds, “We had breakfast at Vic’s
Café and I said ‘This is a wonderful place! We were
in suits and ties!’ Larry Eastwood is a great guy! We
settled here in 1993 and bought a small ranch near
Lake Nacimiento. Our first office was off Vendels
Circle with only a handful of us. Now we have 120
employees here, so we’ve grown up in Paso.
“Since 2009 we’ve enjoyed a high growth rate;
in fact we’ve over doubled in size.” IQMS provides
Enterprise Resource Planning or ERP for manufacturing companies with software for every function from quality control, inventory, time clocks,
scheduling, payroll and general ledger. Flamm
adds, “Our main clientele is automotive parts and
medical device companies. The majority of our customers are in the United States. We have offices
in China, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Canada,
Mexico City, the Chicago area and expanding to
the Charlotte, North Carolina area.”
Randy and Nancy enjoy their success and personal endeavors with such a genuine spirit and a wonderful sense of humor! To further support FFA and
4-H, the Flamms participate in the Mid-State Fair
livestock auction and invite their employees to bring
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says, “It stimulates freezer sales
too! We also allow the employees who don’t have an agricultural background to feed our
bulls!” Since the Flamms also
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their ranches near the lake and
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“The cow and calf operation has been my hobby for
the last 20 years. Nancy’s latest hobby is the Cambria
Pub and Steakhouse. She’s doing very well.” Naturally, Nancy uses all IQMS software for the back end
operation of the restaurant.
When the call for service arises, the employees of IQMS also eagerly pitch in with volunteer
hours or donations to local charities and nonprofit organizations to include AYSO, North
County Women’s Shelter, Food Bank of SLO,
Woods Humane Society, United Way and Toys
for Tots. Fundraising events for walkers, runners
and cyclists are popular; fostering the IQMS
team spirit. Several employees serve on the
Board of Directors of Skills USA and Softec.
Marketing Director Daniele Fresca proposed the
Adopt-a-Park program to Randy. She adds, “Of
course, Randy said ‘Go Big or Go Home! Let’s do
the Downtown City Park!’ With between 5 to 15
employee volunteers every other week, we pick up
trash and report any repairs.” Randy adds, “We get
paid back too. It’s such a feel good thing.”
Through their kindness and generosity, Randy
and Nancy Flamm are setting the example for our
youth, the IQMS employees and the community
at large by embracing a very simple, yet profound
belief. In Randy’s own words, “Instead of what can
I take; it should be what can I give?”
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The Beautification Award goes to
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By Millie Drum
Roblans Randy and Nancy Flamm
and Mike Rawister share the same
fundamental philosophy. They’re able
to make a great contribution to the
community and take a pride in doing
so with grace and humility. While the
community has supported the Paso
Robles Golf Club over the years, the
facility has been a “diamond in the
rough” for a very long time. With a
vision and the insight to surround
himself with the finest professionals in construction and design, Mike
Rawister has created not only an attraction for the locals; the club is becoming a destination for golfers and
visitors traveling to the Central Coast.
With the announcement of the
award, Mike says, “We were very excited about it! After over two years of
renovation, it’s nice to be recognized
especially since there are many other
worthy projects as well, so we are very
honored. The ‘finish’ was the most enjoyable and thrilling to see the creation
of a place that is aesthetically pleasing
and observe the community’s response
that usually started with ‘Wow!’ We
had a good team to include Superintendant Doug Westbrook, Contractor Dave Ormonde and my daughter
Lainey Stroud. She’s been just phenomenal because we’ve worked together on other projects so she knows
the game plan. And it’s been fun to
exciting part was to see the entire
site come alive with a fresh look. The
renovation of the Club Room (banquet room) was the most satisfying
because it was the last phase. From the
beginning, we wanted a comfortable
and inviting environment. We wanted
rustic, without going over the top. The
redwood siding, slate stone accents
and galvanized roofing set the stage
Paso Robles Golf Club owner
for that feel. The colors in the slate, Mike
Rawister with his daughter,
variations of cool grays and warm
Lainey Stroud.
browns, are carried throughout the
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on the latest business venture parallels how Mike Rawitser approaches
his life. “My dad has vast knowledge
of the golf business, but the most
valuable lessons I have learned from
him apply to life. He is a man of
integrity. He is extremely honest,
passionate about principle and enjoys helping others. He may have
have my grandkids at the club as and fixtures.” The innovative use of created the word ‘thorough.’ My
well. My wife has been great too since the rustic room dividers give the large dad is a visionary with the ability
she ‘hasn’t seen much of me’ for a room a dual function by creating in- to see the potential in projects and,
couple of years. It’s truly been a great timate dining areas or rolling them more importantly, people. He apexperience for the whole family.”
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was a very pleasant surprise. Through expands the appeal of the beautiful he has been so successful. And really,
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EDUCATION & YOUTH
Local
pediatrician
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Herzberg
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Georgia Brown Nutrition Program
Art, Nutrition and So Much More
By Meagan Friberg
Students at Georgia Brown Elementary School
are gaining knowledge on nutrition and fitness
thanks to a group of volunteers and community activists spearheaded by Laura Herzberg, a
pediatrician with Community Health Centers.
What started as an art and nutrition idea has
blossomed into what organizers hope will be an
annual event for all schools in the district.
“This started as a little idea of mine to teach
kids about nutrition and to get some posters for
my office for teaching about obesity,” Herzberg
said. “Then, I thought, it would be nice to bring
this out to all the schools in the district as
a nutrition and art project.”
Hoping to gain momentum and support,
Dr. Herzberg presented her idea to Georgia
Brown Elementary Principal Ellalina Emrich
Keller and was overwhelmed by her response.
“She said ‘This needs to be much bigger
– a month-long nutrition curriculum,” Herzberg
said.
From the two dynamos’ brainstorming session
through the completion of last year’s inaugural
program, Herzberg was “totally impressed” as
volunteers responded with excitement, embraced
the idea and became involved. Herzberg and
Keller continually receive positive feedback for
their efforts from students and parents alike.
“They especially like the take home recipe,”
Herzberg said, referring to an in-class portion
of the curriculum, “and the kids love the cooking
portion – many are still eating vegetables!”
Any program that combines kids’ artwork
with getting them to like vegetables has to be a
winner, right?
It sure seems that way and, with support from
a gaggle of volunteers, Herzberg and her team are
repeating the month-long curriculum through
the end of February. Sponsored in part by the
UC CalFresh Nutrition Education Program,
it kicked off January 21 with initial lessons and
presentations.
Principal Ellalina A.
Emrich Keller
Dr. Laura Herzberg
Gregg Wangard
Kelly Wangard
Georgia Brown Elementary School
Gregg Wangard, head chef at Marisol at The
Cliffs, returned to prepare a fresh-cooked lunch
for the students, staff and volunteers – 600 in all
– on January 28 with assistance from his wife,
Kelly Wangard, executive chef and manager at
Summerwood Winery & Inn. Cal Poly studentathletes chatted with students before heading out
to the playground for a bit of physical activity.
CalFresh representatives gave a presentation
to parents on January 29 and introduced a free
cooking class to run concurrently with the students’ program. Chef Rod Blackner, Paso Robles
Food Service and Culinary Arts Academy Director, conducted a brief seminar and offered training
for parents involved with classroom cooking
demonstrations. He brought offerings from a
full salad bar – a crowd favorite, Keller said.
Various community partners were on hand to
answer questions and offer assistance.
A week-long food group curriculum, based on
the USDA One Great Plate model, will feature a
butternut squash soup recipe. Students will take
home the recipe and a bag of ingredients so they
may cook at home with their family.
“It empowers children when they take their skills
and cook at home – it becomes a family tradition,”
Keller said, adding that all produce for demonstrations, class lessons, and take-home ingredients was
donated by local farmers. “We have amazing family
and community support that allows us to do this.”
New this year – activities presented by Kennedy
Club Fitness and video documentation courtesy of
the Paso High video production class; donations
are needed to purchase pedometers for 3-5 grade
classrooms. Additional community supporters
include: CHC, the Food Bank, and the Georgia
Brown PTSA.
As for the art portion, many Georgia Brown
students, including Dr. Herzberg’s two boys, are
patients in her office; she said they delight in seeing
their posters adorn the pediatric clinic walls. The
winning class of the poster contest will be treated
to a pizza party – Blackner will return to help
students prepare pizzas using fresh ingredients.
“This is an ambitious project, but it has been
extremely gratifying,” said Herzberg. “I have been
totally overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of volunteers and donors and the community support.”
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EDUCATION & YOUTH
Almond Acres Charter Academy Open Enrollment for 2014 /2015
January 15 marked the start of
Almond Acres Charter Academy’s
3rd Annual Open Enrollment
Period for the 2014-2015 school
year in San Miguel. Those interested in attending AACA next
year are encouraged to submit a
Request for Enrollment which can
be found on the AACA website
www.aacacademy.com. Requests
for K-8th grade are being accepted. Open Enrollment will extend through March 15. If at the
end of Open Enrollment there are
more applicants than spaces available a random public lottery will
take place. AACA is hosting the
remaining campus tour on February
20 at 9 a.m. to include classroom
tours and the opportunity to meet
with the Executive Director, Bob
Bourgault. Events will focus on
AACA’s learning philosophies and
what makes AACA unique.
Almond Acres Charter Academy provides families in northern
SLO County with an additional
choice in public education. AACA
interdistrict transfer or release
from their district of residence.
AACA students wear uniforms
and parents of AACA are required
to fulfill a family participation
requirement. A bus transports
students from Paso Robles both
before and after school and is
is a public tuition free K-8 school funded by the students riding the
that incorporates a strong core bus.
curriculum, arts, language, technol- Almond Acres Charter Acadogy, character development and emy is a member of the Caliservice learning into a small class- fornia Charter School Associasized learning environment. AACA tion and was founded by a group
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Cappy Culver Student is Runner-Up in National Essay Competition
Mrs. Gray, the eighth grade
teacher at Cappy Culver Elementary began the school year by
challenging her students to write
narrative and informative essays.
During this process she gave
her students the option to enter
the Scholastic Hunger Games:
Catching Fire Essay National
Competition.
Annabelle Tolle, one of Mrs.
Gray’s students, stepped up to the
challenge. Annabelle aspires to become an author one day and can
always be found reading and writing short stories along with being a
huge Hunger Games fan. Annabelle
won the Daughters of the American Revolution essay competition
last year.
This year, Annabelle
was one of ten runnerups in the Catching
Fire Essay Competition.
There were over 2000
entries and hers was
picked as one of the very
best. Annabelle received
a letter of recognition
from Scholastic along
with a Suzanne Collins set
of books, including Hunger
Games trilogy in hardback
and also the Gregor the Underlander set of five books all
written by Suzanne Collins.
Annabelle is currently
working on character and
plot development for a young
adult book that she is writing.
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EDUCATION & YOUTH
Boys & Girls Club announces new Board Chairman
The Boys & Girls Club of North
San Luis Obispo County has appointed Todd Evenson as new board Chairman, succeeding Jeb Brown.
As the co-founder and Vice President of Connect Home Loans in Paso
Robles, Todd has been a prominent
figure in the lending industry for the
last 11 years. He has earned the respect
of his clients and colleagues, as well as
the respect and admiration of his fellow
Boys & Girls Club board members.
Todd’s passion and advocacy for the
Boys & Girls Club came from his participation in the organization as a child.
Todd was elected to the board of directors of the Boys & Girls Club in North
SLO County in December of 2011.
“I am honored to be
appointed the new
board Chairman,” says
Todd Evenson, “I look
forward to continuing the development
and leadership of this
organization, paved by
Jeb Brown
Jeb Brown.”
Todd also was a
former president of a chapter of BNI, Business Network International and is on the
board of directors of WaterRun, an
organization that provides funding
for wells in Ethiopia. Todd enjoys
being involved in the community
and living here on the Central Coast
for 13 years with
his wife and three
daughters.
The Boys &
Girls Club board
expresses their gratitude to Jeb Brown
Todd Evenson who has served on
the board since December 2007. Jeb has
assisted in the tremendous
expansion and improvement
of the Boys & Girls Club programs
and services. Jeb will continue to
serve on the board and continue pursuing his mission to insure youth in
our community always have access to
a safe and positive place to be a kid.
About the Boys & Girls Club
of North San Luis Obispo
County
The Boys & Girls Club of North San
Luis Obispo is an after-school, educational
program available to youth, ages 5-17, at
an annual membership fee of only $20.
The Club serves children with high-quality after school and summer programs in
a safe, fun and caring environment. Children are engaged in academic, enrichment, and social activities that broaden
their perspectives, develop their skills
and enhance their lives. The children are
inspired and enabled to realize their full
potential as productive, responsible and
caring adults. For more information visit
www.bgcpaso.org.
Central Coast Funds for Children supports Children’s Museum
Central
Coast
Funds for Children
generously awarded a
grant in the amount
of $2,500 to the Paso
Robles Children’s Museum to help
support the Museum’s Community
Partner Program. This program allows the Museum to offer free access
to other youth based organizations
and the children and families they
serve. The Museum’s Community
Partners include CASA, the Boys
and Girls Club, the Kinship Center,
the Cancer Support Community, Big
Brothers Big Sisters, Jack’s Helping
Hand and the Toy Bank.
This year the
Museum gave away
600 FREE Family Play passes at
the Day of Giving
sponsored by the Toy Bank. Support from Central Coast Funds for
Children helped to offset the cost of
these FREE passes.
The Children’s Museum at the Paso
Robles Volunteer Firehouse, also known
as The Paso Robles Children’s Museum
is located at 623 13th St. in the heart
of downtown Paso Robles. The nonprofit offers family-focused educational
activities for the general public, as well
as membership, birthday parties and
school and youth group programming.
For more information or to make a
donation contact Jennifer Smith at
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Paso Robles’ 125th Anniversary Celebration
To honor and preserve the history of Paso Robles for future generations
We are the City of
Paso Robles “Official”
Commemorative Edition
Let’s Create the Greatest Happy Anniversary Card to Paso
many generations deep is your business? Why are you in
business here? What has Paso meant to your way of life
with your business? How has your business life transcended into personal and family relationships? How would you
like to say “Happy Anniversary Paso!” How would you
like to say “Thank You Paso” for the opportunities you
We own businesses, we belong to service organizations and we found here?
earn our livings in the readership area of Paso Robles Magazine.
For our part, Paso Robles Magazine is planning its first-ever
For our 155th publication...the March issue---it would be glossy cover in March and we’ll include an historical secabsolutely fabulous if each of you changed your advertising tion within that issue and run historical info about our great
a bit to say Happy Anniversary and Thanks for being a part community throughout 2014! This is nothing short of being
of El Paso de Robles. Express it in a way that is special and a labor of love. PRM is as much a part of our way of life as
dear to you. Instead of the traditional promotion of your is each of your businesses. To make a great issue and allow
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Happy Anniversary Wishes issue. Most likely it will become started right away. Your ad reps and I will meet with you to
explore all your thoughts. Even if you’ve never run an ad in
somewhat of a collector’s issue as well.
the PRM, you might want to use this opportunity to be part
of this Happy Anniversary card to our community...and be
Some thoughts for what might fit the bill:
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The City we call home, will officially become 125 years old on
March 11, 2014. It’ll be the grandest day we have to remind all
35,000 neighbors of our remarkable and enduring history...and
your Paso Robles Magazine will commemorate this special
occasion with a switch to glossy paper for the March edition!
Talk soon! Happy 125th Anniversary Paso Robles!
Bob Chute
Owner/Publisher
Paso Robles Magazine
(805) 239-1533
bob@pasoroblesmagazine.com
Special March Issue Deadline: Friday, Feb. 7, 2014
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PASO PEOPLE
KeepingLocomotive
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Jim’s
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By Chuck Desmond
As Paso’s population expanded, so
did the need for an upgraded protection support service. Cutting straight
to the heart of translating that into
an-easy-to-understand
statement,
just simply think 9-1-1 response time.
We rely on this security blanket without thinking too much about how it
works. We just “know it’s there and hope
we don’t have to use it.”
Under Chief Robert Burton, the new
center now occupies a newly renovated
area on the top floor of the Police Department - just 50 feet down the hall
from his office. In a room of approxi- Above: Lt. Ty Lewis,
Mary Sponhaltz,
mately 500 sq. ft, it is a full 1/3 larger in
every aspect. Let’s look at some of the Chief Robert Burton
Right: Serve and
specifics and see what they mean for us
Protect staue
as residents of El Paso de Robles.
Far Right: Sarah Afana
With a penchant for our safety as the and Lori Morgan in
#1 priority of Chief Burton’s job, the the Dispatch Center
PD simultaneously took on two interrelated tasks:
#1 was to find an experienced person to run
but for Mary, it was a loooonnng commute to
this uber-critical function for the city.
#2 was to improve the facility itself to bet- and from Paso every day. For almost thirteen
ter handle the volume of calls and improve re- years, Morro Bay was her work-home.
sponse times. Both were accomplished last Fall Applying for the position and landing the job
relieved that commute and allows Mary to
and all cylinders are firing perfectly.
An area was redone to accommodate a “live and work in her town.”
third call person (from two that it previously Mary’s official title is Administrative Assishoused) and the center was moved from the tant to Chief Burton and Dispatch Supervisor,
ground floor to a much-expanded space that reporting to Lt. Ty Lewis, who is in charge of
provides for a bit of elbow room. Each of the the detectives and dispatch. Somehow, Mary
three independent stations has eight monitors is the right-hand for both men. She began
so each dispatcher has their eyes on several her new position at the end of August - just
in time to learn a few names and execute the
things at once.
Through a posting and a job search, Mary move to the new location.
Sponhaltz was recruited from the Morro Paso now has 33 sworn officers, and two KBay Police Department to be the supervisor. 9 dogs. Backing them up are seven full-time
She was raised in Fresno and attended Fres- 9-1-1 operators and two part-time employno State where she received her BA degree. ees reporting to Mary. All of them are women
Mary and her husband moved to Paso in 2001 and all live in Paso. They are vested in the
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tops on the list. And, the list is
long! On average, it is just short of
100 calls per day that require “rightnow intervention and action.”
To explain a bit more, here’s what
happens when someone dials 9-1-1.
If the call is made from a land-line in
the city, the operators can tell exactly
where the call originated. That’s important if the caller was unable to speak or give
the location. That same emergency call made
on a cell-phone, however, doesn’t provide
a physical location of the call’s origin. Cellphone 9-1-1 calls go to the CHP which then
dispatches whatever is necessary. This could
mean the CHP calls the fire or the police
departments and that time lost could make
a difference. This alone is an excellent reason
to hang on to the land line. Outside the city
limits, land-line phone calls go to the Sheriff ’s
Department, which then dispatches whatever
is needed based on the caller’s location.
With 30,000 local residents and an army of
visitors and tourists every day this is fertile soil
for every kind of emergency one could imagine.
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9-1-1. For routine business, call 237-6464. It’s
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PASO P EOPLE
Student Artists Invited
Aspiring North County artists in grades 6-12 are invited
to submit artwork for the Paso
Robles City Library’s 8th Annual
Brushmarks Juried Art Competition for Teens. Submissions will
be accepted
on Wednesday,
April
30, in three
categories painting, drawing, and, new this
year to commemorate the city’s
125th Anniversary, a special Anniversary Celebration category.
A small entry fee is charged
to enter the event. Winners in
each category will be selected
by Juror Jack Johnson and
prizes, donated by Johnson,
will be awarded at the Gallery Reception on Friday, May
2. Rules and entry forms will
be available at the library and
at www.prcity.com/library in
February. For more information,
contact Suzanne, 237-3870.
Pajama Storytime
Bring the whole family for
AT THE LIBRARY
Pajama Storytime at the
library for an evening of
stories with volunteer
storyteller Tony Wallace on Thursday, Feb. 27
at 6:30 p.m. Children may wear
pajamas and should bring an
adult to snuggle with!
February’s Artists in
the Library
The Library invites the public
to experience the fine art photography of Juan Gildres and the
ceramic creations of art instructor Jean Aird’s Flamson Middle
School art students, displayed
during the month of February.
New AWE Computer in
Children’s Library
The Children’s Library has a
new computer! Not connected
to the Internet and designed
specifically for younger children
with a primary-color keyboard
and smaller mouse, the AWE
computer is loaded with many
fun and educational preschool
games in such subjects as math
and problem-solving; science
and nature; social science and
geography; reading and phonics;
writing and computer skills; and
music and art.
Children eight years and
younger are invited to sign in at
the Children’s Desk
for 30-minute blocks
of time and
enjoy the
library’s latest in learning fun!
The Namesake discussion
The public is invited to join
the discussion of Jhumpa Lahiri’s
The Namesake, on Thursday,
Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. in the Library
conference room.
The Namesake takes the Ganguli family from their traditionbound life in Calcutta through
their fraught transformation into
Americans. Named for a Russian
writer by his Indian parents in
memory of a catastrophe years
before, Gogol Ganguli knows
only that he suffers the burden
of his heritage as well as his odd,
antic name.
Lahiri brings great empathy to
Gogol as he stumbles along the firstgeneration path,
strewn with conflicting loyalties,
comic detours, and
wrenching love affairs. With penetrating insight, Lahiri reveals
not only the defining power of
the names and expectations bestowed upon us by our parents,
but also the means by which
we slowly, sometimes painfully,
come to define ourselves. The
Namesake is a fine-tuned, intimate, and deeply felt novel of
identity.
The Paso Robles City Library
is located at 1000 Spring Street
and is open Monday – Friday
10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information on library programs
and events, call 237-3870 or visit
www.prcity.com/library.
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A collection of stuff
MOPS February meetings
Mothers of Preschoolers meet
February 10 and 24 from 9:30 to
11:30 a.m. at Highlands Church,
215 Oak Hill Rd. in Paso Robles,
for kids ages birth to Kindergarten.
Childcare
provided.
For more information contact
Mindy Klein 831-596-2251 or
mops@highlandsadventure.org.
Ladies’ Conference
The 32nd Annual Ladies’
Conference will be held at the
Colony Park Community Center
in Atascadero on March 7 and 8.
“Courageous Living” is the theme
with speaker Debbi Hawney and
musician Lisa Reiff. Registration
is $50. Visit the website at www.
LadiesConference.com for more
information or call 466-9203.
Multiflora Garden Club
North County Multiflora
Garden Club will meet Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 1 p.m. Claudia
Estrada, of Harmony Lavender
Farm in Atascadero, will share
her love and knowledge of lavender. The meeting will be held
at the Paso Robles Community
Church, 2706 Spring Street, Paso
Robles. For more information
call 238-5888.
Adult Wellness
Adult Wellness & Prevention
Screening serves the County of
San Luis Obispo providing free
health screening for adults. Services include monitoring of blood
pressure, pulse and weight and fin-
ger prick blood test screening for
anemia, blood sugar and cholesterol. Nutritional/lifestyle Counseling. No appointment needed
for basic services. First come first
served.
The schedule for February is as
follows:
• Tuesday, Feb. 4, 9 a.m. to 12
noon - Atascadero Senior Center,
5905 E. Mall
• Full Lipid Panel available at
this site for $20.00 fee. Call 544-
2484 ext. 1 for an appointment
• Thursday, Feb. 20, 9 a.m. 12 noon, Atascadero California
Manor, 10165 El Camino Real
• Wednesday, Feb. 26, 9 a.m.
to 12 noon - Paso Robles Senior
Center, 270 Scott Street
For more information, contact
Community Action Partnership Adult Wellness & Prevention Screening, 1030 Southwood
Drive, San Luis Obispo, call (805)
544-2484, ext. 1.
Golden State Classics Car Club Donations
The Golden State Classics Car Club presented ten $1000 checks to local charitable groups at the Paso Robles
Elks Lodge during January from proceeds of their 2013 Labor Day Car Show/Cruise in September. The organizations honored, and their representatives include: Volunteer Manager Kirsten Vinther of RISE; Executive Director
Chris Kingston-Baker of Hospice, SLO; Mobility Coordinator Aleen Reid of Ride-On for Seniors; Executive Director Elias Nimeh of Senior Nutrition Program; Executive Director Jackie Sebro of Loaves & Fishes; Director Bill
Pluma of Toy Bank of Greater Paso Robles; Board President Chuck Desmond of Paso Robles Pioneer Museum;
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Lillian Larsen Buzz Marathon 2014 set for Feb. 15
San Miguel
Reflections
By Lynne Schmitz
The fourteenth annual Lillian
Larsen School BUZZ Marathon
will be held on Saturday, February 15 on the Camp Roberts
Army National Guard Reservation in a long-standing partnership with the San Miguel School
District. Beginning times for the
marathon and half-marathon are
at 8:30 a.m., walkers at 6:30 a.m.,
the 5K at 8:45 a.m. and childrenunder-12 mile run at 9:30 a.m.
This is a great meditative run
through hills and meadows of the
Salinas River Valley. The course
starts at 750’, rising gently to
1250’ going out and back. There
are wildlife spectators, spectacular views, training research sites
and porta-potties every 2 miles.
Volunteers do all the work.
Packets will be available for
pickup between 3 and 6 p.m. the
day before the race at the school
gym at 1601 L Street. Packets
may be picked up the day of the
race from 6:30 a.m. until 10 minutes before starting at the Camp
Roberts gym. Camp Roberts is
two miles north of San Miguel
on Highway 101. Be sure to have
personal identifications and current license and insurance papers
for vehicles.
The name of the race is derived
from the Lillian Larsen Hornets
who benefit from proceeds of
the race. It funds the school athletic programs, which students
would not have otherwise. This
year new volleyball jerseys are
included on the list. In 201213, sport expenses totaled nearly
$11,000, with approximately
$800 paid out-of-pocket. Lillian
Larsen School is a small school
with a big heart and a history of
talented and dedicated teachers
and students.
their lives along with learning.
This year 40% of her duties are
as a consultant, which includes
training a replacement Fitness
Testing District Coordinator
who will administer and create state, parent and board reports, and test Lillian Larsen
and Cappy Culver students
with emphasis on grades 5 and
7. Eileen’s extra duties include
Director/Coordinator of the
BUZZ Marathon, serving on the
Founder of the BUZZ Marathon, Eileen Rogers, has been
a leader in the ranks of those
teachers since beginning with the
district as a substitute teacher in
1980. Along with her regular
duties she has spent countless
hours each year as advisor for
extra-curricular programs, including CORE and AVID as
well as coaching the teams. To
put it simply, she loves to teach,
she loves her students and works
tirelessly to improve and enrich
LEAP Advisory Board and serving as a “go-to” person for pretty
much anything at the school that
no one else knows ‘who, what,
which, when, why or how’.
responsibilities
Professional
outside of school include President of the local county unit of
the California Association for
Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (CAHPERD),
committee member and past director of the Cal Poly Elementary
Physical Education Workshop
Right: Rogers congratulates a
top finisher at the 2012 Buzz
Marathon, 1/2 Marathon, 5K
and Mile Event.
Below: Runners assemble
at the start of the annual
Lillian Larsen School Buzz
Marathon organized by
“Hornet Queen” Eileen Rogers.
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National American Association
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Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD) convention and member
of the National Association for
Sports and Physical Education.
Eileen was named Teacher of
the Year by the state (2011), the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Paso Robles Ward
(2006), and San Miguel School
District (1986-87). Other honors include CAHPERD Health
Educator of the year (2011),
California Governor’s Council
on Fitness and Sport Teacher of
the Year Bronze Medalist (2010),
HEAL SLO Mentor Program
of the Year (2010), and SLO
County Woman of the Year Distinction in Education (1994).
The San Miguel district has
been fortunate to have teachers
of Eileen’s caliber on their staff.
The inspiration, work ethic and
energy received in the early years
will propel them through higher
education and into their working
lives. Eileen will be retiring from
San Miguel School next year but
will still be very busy even if she’s
not in a classroom. Her influence
has been felt beyond San Miguel
and legions of grateful students
are thankful.
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County Perspective
Climate Calamity: “Call it obsession, call it fanatical...” goes Jars of
Clay’s Coffee Song, but our friends
probably call ours, addiction. They
know my wife and I cherish our together time over that magic ebony
beverage, perhaps a little too much.
Sadly though, we were too late.
When the coffee chain from the city
named for a Duwamish chief offered
free java for the month with purchase
of a branded travel mug, they sold out
right away. We hesitated too long.
No fears, my frugal wife scored
two on Ebay, for less than the coffee
store was charging. Fifty bucks for
the pair, so by January 12th, we were
in the black, so to speak. Fanatical?
Probably.
The Central Coast basked while
January snow and ice closed the
eastern US. Great Lakes and east
coast residents hunkered inside, far
from roads, knowing skating favors
boots and blades, not Mustangs and
minivans.
At the same time, Argentina and
Australia sweltered in record heat,
naturally out came the armchair
quarterbacks on both sides about
global warming.
San Luis Obispo Supervisors and
rural Paso Robles businesses and
residents must also have pondered
what the environment would throw
at them next as they met to discuss
whether to create a water district, and
whether it would do any good.
Paso Robles, like most of the Salinas Valley, continue to bake under
droughtful skies; rainfall has been
almost nonexistent as California
chalked up the driest year on record. San Luis Obispo County joins
Monterey and Santa Barbara counties now in federally-classified “extreme” drought.
The record comes as no surprise
to Salinas Valley wineries and Hwy
46 corridor residents, many of whom
have had to drill new wells, sometimes twice.
Stakeholders all agree action is
needed, even if they don’t agree on
all the details. What should be done
first? A water district seems to be the
answer. Emergency county ordinances are only a stopgap, most say. Such
a district is the permanent, sensible
water diet strategy.
How do you create one? Residents,
growers and officials were among the
By Bruce Curtis
hundred or so who met at Pear Valley
Winery, January 7th to walk through
the steps. Formation would take about
a year, if all parties work together, to
form a water district, they were told.
Ever wonder how government
grows? Locally, it usually takes place
under the auspices of LAFCO, the
Local Agency Formation Commission, but a water district is something
a bit more complex. Only been one
new water district formed in the past
two decades, so legislation is also
needed.
35th District Assemblyman Katcho Achadjian has said he’d front an
appropriate bill, if and when everyone
agrees they want one. That means
having the Board of Supervisors, on
board, as well.
Quid Pro Quart? A drop here,
a quart there, water savings can add
up, if everyone works at it. Saccharine platitude? Probably, but it sums
what the board of supervisors is doing, near term, to manage meager
groundwater reserves.
When board members leisurely
ambled back into supervisor’s chambers with renewed vigor for the new
year on January 14th, they hoped to
put into motion an irrigated agriculture offset program. While the
name is fancy, goal is simple: create
a system of water credits that allows
farmers to change what they grow
without a net increase in water use,
sustainability.
For rural residents, efficiency is
also the goal, so education will be a
big part of the ag offset program.
The game plan is to have the draft
offset plan finished by March 15,
with final passage of the plan done by
October. That is the hope, but then
some of us hope for a big lottery win.
Panga Pain: One of the most
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2013 has to be the number of light
skiffs bearing drugs hitting the beaches; more than a dozen, from Montana
de Oro to San Simeon. Drug runners
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way to bring illicit drugs ashore, as
border agents get better at busting
ne’er do wells at the border. More
than two dozen suspects are in custody, some after their van went over a
cliff, miraculously without injuries.
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are three things in common between
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Being the show’s producer is just
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team of friends turned production
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gills with hallucinogenic substances
like some Timothy Leary-esque
Santa’s sleigh. Apparently something
spooked the crew because they left a
portion of Aunt Mary behind.
Crisp Coast: Normally it’s rare
for wildfires to strike the Big Sur
coastline, because fog and moisture generally keep things just a big
greener. Most fires stay in remote
eastern areas. But in late December
though, a coastal wildfire torched 36
homes, including one owned by Martha Karsten, Big Sur Volunteer Fire
Brigade’s own Chief.
The Pfeiffer Fire burned for five
days, blackening more than 900 acres
of mostly private land. The cause is yet
undetermined, but the blaze is known
to have started somewhere in the Los
Padres National Forest.
Sunny but Homeless: Dry
warm winter weather has spared the
county’s growing homeless population. No gloating though; a new
Housing and Urban Development
report says 90% of our local homeless
sleep unsheltered. The annual Home-
less Assessment Report heralds San
Luis Obispo County with the dubious rank of third in the nation among
smaller cities whose homeless sleep
outdoors.
Only two places have a higher percent of unsheltered homeless and both
are in semi-tropical Florida. Grouped
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County has the highest percentage of
unsheltered homeless in the nation,
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Knowing Lizette, each of them
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Hoofbeat
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We’re making history. Water
meetings and strategies continue as
the many of us continue to pray for
rain for our dry and thirsty land.
However, the temperate climate
makes for an expanded opportunity to develop a soft, willing, light
footed mount.
Have a Heart & Earn
Free Riding Lessons
We’re excited about Hanging Heart Ranch’s essay contest
for kids 7-18 years of age. The
prize? Two months of weekly
riding lessons!
The essay subject is “What
do you love most about horses?”
requires a minimum of one page.
Entries must include the author’s name and phone number
to be used to contact the winner
on February 28.
Essays will be accepted until
Monday, February 24th. Send
them to Hanging Heart Ranch/
Justine Gentilin, PO Box 4433,
Paso Robles, CA 93447. Lessons will be held at 777 El Pomar Road in Templeton. Second
and third place winners will also
be awarded prizes so put pen
to paper or get your hands on a
keyboard. If you are going to use
your parent’s computer, please
be considerate and gain their
approval first.
CA Traditions: Sheila
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Sheila Varian and Ernest Morris have entertained audiences
while educating in the California style of bridle horses. $35
each or $50 for both. Call now
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You might even consider inviting some friends over for a viewing.
Hands On
Want to improve your relationship with your horse on the
ground or in the saddle? Plan
on reserving your space for the
Second Annual Hands-On the
Varian Way Clinic April 26-27
in Arroyo Grande. The participant spaces are limited to guarantee personal attention. Sheila
will be joined by Jaime Hernandez and Mike Perez of the Varian staff, Eitan Beth-Halachmy,
Mike Damianos and Brett and
Margie Becker.
The days are divided into
morning and afternoon sessions with a continental breakfast and lunch included. If it is
not possible to take your horse
Paige Cuddy looks ahead into 2014
on Max McManamy’s “Taylor.” Look
for them training at Vulcan Mesa in
Atascadero and competing on the
Central Coast.
to the clinic, arrangements can
be made to use one of the
horses at the ranch. Reservations to participate or audit are
mandatory. The first clinic in
2013 was such a hit it was
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Skills of the Rancho
The Second Annual Skills of
the Rancho competition is set
for the Santa Ynez Equestrian
Center near the river February 7-9. You may have seen the
poster featuring our late friend,
Jay Harney as photographed by
Brandon Bessy.
Staged from 9 a.m. till dark
by the Californio Bridlehorse
Association which is made up
a cross of beginners to professional horsemen endeavoring to
preserve the style in many forms.
A bonus to delight all, everyone’s favorite singer/songwriter/
entertainer will give a concert
February 8. www.californiobridlehorseassociation.com
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Become a More Effective
Rider
Ray Berta has been successfully
helping riders and their horses
toward a better understanding of
one another for over three decades.
A native Californian who grew up
in the saddle, Ray’s grandfather
founded the Berta ranch in the
1800‘s. Ray seized the opportunity to work with Tom and Bill
Dorrance who were also quiet, but
firm horsemen building bridges
Feb. 3 Vaqueras del Camino
meeting, Hoover’s, 9975 El
Camino Real, Atascadero, 7 p.m.,
Patti Keller 503-8422
Feb. 7-9 2nd Annual Early CA
Skills of the Rancho, 9 a.m. to
dark, SY Eq. Center, rein 3253212, competition, shopping,
Dave Stamey concert 8th
Feb. 7-9 Cutting Show, PR
Event Center, free admission for
spectators
Feb. 8 CGA Gymkhana, set 2,
Paloma Creek Halcon Rd. &
between humans and horses.
Need confidence for you or
your horse? February 15 Ray
will help you find and develop
it. Monthly sessions at the
Carmel Valley Trail and Saddle
Club run from 9-4 p.m., find a
friendly atmosphere and gourmet lunch included in the fee.
In the search for improved horsemanship, Ray opens gateways for
his students and points the way
without being a show off. He
makes learning and developing
fun. www.rayberta.com
Not One But Three
Join the Central Coast cutters
as they gear up with three days
of intensive cutting at the Paso
Robles Events Center February
7-9. There is no parking or entry
fee to pay so pack up the family
and a couple of friends to enjoy
the excitement of the horses as
they vie against the cattle and one
another for top honors.
You might have a chance to welcome Carter Huntsberger (Brian
and Mary Kay’s new little cowboy)
into the equine family of the Cen-
tral Coast. He made an early appearance in January possibly to not
miss the start of the 2014 season.
Winter Horse Trials
Twin Rivers Ranch is hosting the USEA Horse Trials
February 26-March 2. 8715
North River Road south of San
Miguel gathers many of the
top competitors in the West for
cross country, stadium jumping
and dressage competition. Spectators are admitted free of charge.
Bring your own chair as seating
is limited.
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lessons, What so you love most
about horses? one page, phone
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notification Feb 28, 2nd & 23rd
place prizes, lessons 777 El Pomar Rd., Templeton
Feb. 28-Mar. 2 USEA Horse Trials, Twin Rivers Ranch, 8715 N.
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Viejo Camino, Atascadero, sign
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Feb. 15 Ray Berta Horsemanship
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Feb. 15 SYVE Sorting Series,
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Feb. 19 SLOCQHA meeting,
Griff ’s Restaurant, Main St.
Templeton, 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 23 SLOCQHA Annual
Awards, 10 a.m., PR Golf Course,
1600 Country Club Dr., $20,
children 10 & Under $10 till 2/5,
Chk Linda Zohna 86 O’Connor
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Feb. 24 Hanging Heart Ranch
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Mar. 3 Vaqueras del Camino
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Mar.19 SLOCQHA meeting,
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What’s happening on Main Street?
Gigi’s oncologist has told her
By Chris
that she can plan on working partWeygandt Alba
time after two or three months of
Hardship some- treatment and going full-time again
times brings out the in May. As she curls her bangs bebest in families, as fore chemo probably makes her
downtown hair styl- bald for a time, Gigi says, “He held
ist Gigi Cohoon can attest. Gigi has my hands and said, ‘No one has
been a member of the Downtown ever had to take care of you. Now,
Paso Robles Main Street family for let people take care of you. You’re a
strong woman and you’ll beat this.’”
a quarter of a century.
Unable to work since she was A customer stops by with a plate
diagnosed with breast cancer in of cookies, which delights Gigi, and
November, Gigi has witnessed mir- she’s been blessed by others who
have provided financial help as
acles of compassion this winter.
“For 25 years I’ve been grounded well. She ticks them off her fingers:
downtown,” Gigi says as she styles Lance and Claire Silver of Tobin
James, Newlin Hastings
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and the Lamas brothers,
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Cathy Damigos of Paso
at 1211 Park St., beRobles Glass, Mary and
fore starting chemoRichard Blizzard, Datherapy on Dec. 30.
vid Barker, Hadi and
“I’ve watched peoCharolette Zalzalah...
ple’s children grow up
“And my mom, my
here. My own chilson Jason and daughter
dren grew up here.
Heather are taking care
Now the community
of me,” Gigi says with a
is giving back to me
shimmering smile. “My
more than I could
son said, ‘Remember
ever have imagined.
“Every customer is MIRACLE ON PARK STREET how you used to rock
Her downtown “family” has me to sleep every night?
praying for me,” Gigi
blessed hair stylist Gigi
adds.
“Downtown Cohoon as she battles cancer. Now I’m rocking you.”
comes by to check on
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me and give me all the love I can Vintage film returns to downtown’s
handle, hugging me and promising Park Cinemas with The Quiet Man, a
all will be well.
1952 award-winning Irish whimsy
“My property owners have for- starring John Wayne and Maureen
given my rent for November and O’Hara, for Main Street’s Valentine
December, and they’ve worked Movie Night on Sunday, Feb. 16.
out a wonderful proposal for the The Quiet Man was a zenith in
next few months with my property the career of director John Ford, for
manager, Newlin Hastings, as I whom it was an obvious labor of
recover from cancer. John and Paul love. Nominated for seven Academy
Lamas told me, ‘Don’t worry about Awards, The Quiet Man earned an
it now. This is your spot. This is Oscar for Ford and for cinematogwhere you belong. Just work on your rapher Winton Hoch’s lush photoghealth now.’”
raphy of the Irish countryside.
Presenting the Irish culture from sequential order, she couldn’t wear a
the point of view of an Irish de- cast to fix the broken bone.
scendant reclaiming his
heritage, The Quiet Man
also swept top honors
from the Directors Guild
of America, the National
Board of Review, and
the Venice Film Festival. The Writers Guild of
America saluted it as the
best American comedy of
1952, with its screenplay
by Frank S. Nugent based
on a 1933 Saturday EveVINTAGE VALENTINE MOVIE NIGHT brings
ning Post short story by
The Quiet Man with John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara
Maurice Walsh.
to Park Cinemas on Sunday, Feb. 16.
The film was a something of a quirk for Wayne and You’ll love sitting in the theater’s
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Westerns. John Wayne plays Sean actors jab each other with such
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accidentally killing an opponent in “Is that a bed, or a parade ground?
the ring, has hung up his gloves, A man would have to be a sprinter
vowing never to fight again. He to catch his wife in a bed like that.”
has come from America to Ireland Showtime is at 7 p.m. on Feb.
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escape his past.
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Visit San Luis Obispo County
moves to Paso Robles!
By Millie Drum
As one of the leading economic
drivers, tourism is the #1 industry
in San Luis Obispo that employs
almost 16,000 people throughout
the region. Visit San Luis Obispo
County will continue to increase
brand awareness through a large
variety of marketing programs
that feature the biggest attractions
on the Central Coast.
The agency’s effort will focus
on the recent honor from Wine
Enthusiast Magazine naming the
Paso Robles Wine Country as
“Wine Region of the Year,” along
with the proximity of Hearst
Castle, the scenic coastline, the
Cal Poly Performing Arts Center
among other popular attractions.
Perhaps most notable is the
hugely successful partnership
with Sunset Magazine for Sunset
SAVOR the Central Coast that
has earned national recognition as
The Central
Coast’s
most
prominent
marketing
and
tourism agency, Visit San Luis
Obispo County, has relocated
their office to Paso Robles, according to Executive Director Stacie Jacob, “We simply
found that more and more of
our employees are based in the
North County. We are a marketing agency for all SLO County
tourism, and with new virtual
technology we are able to perform our marketing functions
from pretty much anywhere.
Additionally, our new location
allows us to be situated in the
heart of our award winning
wine country which is a major
feature of our destination’s tourism industry.”
the premier food, wine and lifestyle event that is coming up on
September 25-28, 2014.
In its seventh year, the January Restaurant Month is another
popular program that attracts
tourists to the Central Coast for
special off-season promotions for
lodging and entertainment.
The organization has established
strategic professional partnerships;
working closely with Visit California, the state’s tourism marketing
organization as well as the national
tourism development office, Brand
USA that provides resources and
promotional opportunities for SLO
County as a destination. “Our goal
is to keep San Luis Obispo County
on the map for tourists,” said Jacob. “Whether visitors seek coastal,
cultural or culinary experiences, we
are helping people come to the realization that we are not just a stop
Business Spotlight
Dr. Scott H. Davis - Setting
Roots in Paso Robles
After practicing medicine for almost 10 years in Redondo Beach,
California, Dr. Scott Davis has returned home to establish his family practice. Family ties run deep
for the young doctor who was the
last baby born at the Paso Robles
Hospital and graduated from Paso
Robles High School.
Davis is the
son of Dr. John
Davis, a prominent dentist in
Paso Robles for
over 35 years and
younger brother
of Dr. John JusDr. Scott H. Davis tin Davis. “For
By Millie Drum
my younger brother, his return
to Paso offers a true sense of belonging and the ability to have an
impact on the community,” said
Justin. “Scott is a perfect match for
this family practice in association
with Dr. Joseph Bettencourt.”
Early on, Scott considered veterinary medicine, but changed to family practice. He adds, “I was always
a ‘National Geographic’ kid with all
kinds of critters growing up from
cats, dogs, horses, mules, an emu
– and even a ferret! I was fascinated
with animals, but they don’t talk
much. By the time I was in junior
high, I found people to be interesting too. I grew up with Dr. Scott
Greaves and Dr. Obie Atkinson as
my doctors. They knew everything
there was to know about every possible malady out there. When I
decided to become a doctor, that’s
what appealed to me; the ability to
help anyone with any problem.
“I frequently tell my patients that
if I had one sentiment to put on my
doctor tombstone, it would be to
along the way
to major cities.
SLO County
is a full multiday itinerary.
There’s someStacie Jacob
thing for everyone and we invite you to join us
and experience Pure Play.”
Visit San Luis Obispo County
promotes SLO County through
advertising, marketing, public relations and group sales. Its member base is comprised of over 500
tourism industry-related businesses including lodging, restaurants, golf courses and retail stores.
Visit San Luis Obispo County is
located upstairs across from the
City Park at 835 12th Street in
downtown Paso Robles. For more
information contact Kylee Jepsen
at 541-8000 or click www.visit
sanluisobispocounty.com
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good and the difficult times. I give
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I’d give to my mom or grandma so
they feel comfortable with me.” While the brothers had different
interests, attended different schools
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After practicing in a large community and returning home to
the small town way of life and his
family, Scott observes, “The world
could learn a thing or two from
Paso People.”
Dr. Scott Davis is a CCPN provider, accepting most major medical
insurance and accepting new patients. Call 434-2240 and visit 2120
Golden Hills Road, Suite #202 in
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Casual, Eclectic
Sophistication
The addition of the new Park
Street entrance to the Thomas Hill
Wine Lounge is a beautiful preview
to the Bistro’s spacious patio and intimate inside dining room. Between
shades of gray and green, the striking vertical wine rack on brick and
comfortable bar and table seating,
owner Debbie Thomas says, “We’ve
taken it up a notch! Along with our
growing tourism, we have our loyal
locals especially on our Wednesday night Supper Club that runs
through mid-March.” The theme
changes weekly for a 4-course supper for $30. It draws a lot of local
people; almost like a following!”
The $7 $7 $7 Happy Hour featured
Monday through Friday offers $7
appetizers and drinks until 7 p.m.
The French inspired upbringing of Chef Julie
Simon has created the menu that
makes Thomas
Hill Organics so
unique. “She is
amazing, young,
Debbie Thomas
creative and thinks
out of the box. We buy fresh from
the local farmers markets, organic
growers and ranches that raise
grass-fed meat that makes all the
difference.”
Opening in 2009 with a professional marketing background,
Debbie capitalized on the “Farm
to Table” theme long before it was
the catchphrase for fresh! Catering has brought additional notoriety to innovative THO style
with special events throughout
the North County.
Enjoy a romantic, candlelight
dinner on Valentine’s Day at Vina
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com for details. THO is open for
lunch Monday through Saturday
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; re-opening
at 5 p.m. for dinner until 9 and 10
p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Call
226-5888. Click www.thomashillorganics.com. Visit 1313 Park
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Since 1999, Dr. Tige Griffin has
successfully helped his patients rediscover their health and recover
from injuries through chiropractic. The dedication to his profession began as a young boy watching his father suffer through the
pain of a construction accident.
Dr. Griffin states, “Chiropractic was the only treatment that
resolved my father’s pain after
physical therapy, medications and
the option of surgery. As a 12 year
old at the time and seeing my dad
in such pain made a great impression on me. That’s when I decided
to become a chiropractor.” To enhance the traditional
treatments and natural approaches
to health, Dr. Griffin adds, “I’m
the only chiropractor in the county
that works on giving patients optimal posture and spinal alignment
with the Chiropractic Biophysics®
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Dr. Griffin restored a patient’s
left ear hearing with confirmation
from the audiologist. That patient
was able to hear for the first time
at age 55. Dr. Griffin uses chiropractic to help women conceive
naturally, relieve colicky babies
and ease asthma symptoms. “We
see a lot of repetitive injuries especially for people on computers. What really excites me are
the testimonials from people that
have their health restored and the
ripple effect of good health on
their family and friends.”
See Dr. Griffin’s ad on page
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A monthly look at events, meetings and
special occasions. To submit your listing, email bob@pasoroblesmagazine.com,
bring info to our drop box at Dutch Maytag, 1501 Riverside Ave. or mail to PO Box
3996, Paso Robles, 93447 by the 7th of
each month. Questions? Call 239-1533.
FEBRUARY
1-4/5 • Free Tax Prep Assistance at Paso
Robles City Library is available to seniors
and low- to moderate-income residents.
One-hour appointments with AARP representatives are scheduled between 10 a.m.
and 3:30 p.m. on each of the ten Saturdays.
The Reference Desk at the library will also
provide assistance for citizens looking for
copies of tax forms they may need. Call the
library at 237-3870 for more information
or to schedule an appointment.
1-29 • Whale Watching in Morro Bay
is a daily opportunity to see gray whales as
they migrate past San Luis Obispo County.
Observers may stand on the coast or take
one of several whale watching boat tours.
Call Morro Bay Chamber of Commerce
at 772-9463 or Virg’s Landing at 772-1222
for more information.
2 • Groundhog Day
4-28 • Piedras Blancas Lighthouse Tours
are offered at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays (except national holidays). See an historic lighthouse, support
buildings, wildlife, plants and spectacular
scenery. Meet at the Piedras Blancas Motel, just 1.5 miles north of the light station,
and arrive at the motel at 9:45 a.m. Please
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do not wait at the gate to the lighthouse.
Dress warm in layers, as weather is changeable during the two-hour tours. Cost: $10/
adults, $5/kids ages 6-17, and free for kids
age 5/under (bring strollers or carriers, as
needed). Special arrangements needed for
groups of ten or more. Smoking is prohibited. Call 927-7361 for times and details.
Visit www.piedrasblancas.gov.
7 • Almond Country Quilters will meet
at Trinity Lutheran Church, 940 Creston
Road, PR, begins at 7 p.m. The agenda
includes members teaching quilting techniques. Social time begins at 6:30 with the
meeting to follow at 7 p.m. Marjan Kluepfel will present a trunk party. Cost: Free. For
more information about the Guild, visit
www.almondcountryquilters.org.
7, 8, 9 • Central Coast Cutting threeday show in the Event Center. Entries
due Wednesday, the week of the show. Fax
Karen at 783-2702, or call 748-1289 up
until 9 p.m. Email cccha311@gmail.com.
Visit www.centralcoastcutters.com.
10, 12, 17, 19, 22 • Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Class
at Atascadero Lake Park Pavilion, 9315
Pismo Avenue, Atascadero, is a four-week,
20-hour training module designed to equip
the public in handling various emergency
situations that may occur in a major disaster, such as earthquakes, floods or hazardous materials incidents. Monday and
Wednesday classes are from 6-9:15 a.m.
The Saturday class is 9-12 Noon. Cost $50,
includes instruction and a backpack of supplies. Pre-registration required by 12 noon on
February 5 at www.northslococert.org and
by calling Atascadero City Fire Department, 470-3300. For more details, call Bill
White at 470-3336.
12 • Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday
14 • Valentine’s Day
15 • SLO International Film Festival
at Park Cinemas, 1100 Pine Street, PR,
presents “Ruby Gentry” at 7 p.m., filmed in
the Paso Robles area and directed by King
Vidor. Tickets are $10/$8 and available at
North County Home Garden and Gourmet
Expo at Paso Robles Event Center, 2198 Riverside Avenue, PR, takes place on February 22 from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and February 23 from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. See over 100 home and garden professionals,
a variety of cooking demonstrations and a Wine &
Gourmet Food Garden with local wineries and restaurants. Wine tasting fee ($5) to benefit the Cancer Support Community of the California Central
Coast. A Kids’ Area also available, hosted by Paso
Robles Children’s Museum. Free admission to all. Call 772-4600.
Fax 772-4625. Visit SLOhomeimprovement.com.
www.slofilmfest.org. Remaining tickets
will be sold at the door at 6 p.m. Call 5463456.
15 • The Oly Mountain Boys Bluegrass
Concert at Castoro Cellars, 1315 North
Bethel Road, Templeton,. Hosted by
Knights of Columbus to benefit RISE (Respect, Inspire, Support, Empower) services.
Doors open at 6 p.m. Concert from 6:3010 p.m. Free dessert bar and coffee during
intermission. Purchase tickets for $25 at
Castoro Cellars or Santa Lucia Knights of
Columbus. Call Mike at 661-317-6048.
Visit www.castorocellars.com.
16 • 2014 Paso Robles Rhone Rangers
Experience at Broken Earth Winery, 5625
Highway 46 East, PR, gathers over 48
members of the Paso Robles Rhone Rangers chapter for a day immersed in Rhones.
For more details and tickets, visit www.
rhonerangers.org.
17 • President’s Day/George Washington’s Birthday
21 • Winter Concert at Pear Valley Winery, 4900 Union Road, PR, features Erin
Montgomery from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Bring
along some snacks and lounge by the fireplace to relax with some Pear Valley wine.
Admission is free.
22 • ‘Saturday Live’ featuring Nataly
Lola at Vina Robles Hospitality Center
offers complimentary live music from 1-4
p.m. Vina Robles wine for purchase and
tastings available. Call 227-4812. Visit
www.vinarobles.com.
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of music by Mozart, Haydn and Stravinsky. Tickets available at www.symphon22 • Western Dance Jamboree in Cambria yofthevines.org, Matt’s Music in Templeton
offers those who would like to learn the new and Booboo Records in San Luis Obispo.
western line dances or couple dances. Take 27 • Soul Kitchen at the Wellness Kitchpart in an entire day of workshops and an en and Resource Center from 6-8 p.m.
evening dance. Couples dancing will take Monthly fundraiser includes local enterplace at the Veteran’s Memorial Building tainment, wine tasting and a light dinner
at 1000 Main Street, and line dancing will prepared by the Wellness Cafe. Suggested
be taught at Cambria Grammar School at donation $20. 1255 Las Tablas Road in
3223 Main Street. For more information Templeton. Visit www.TheWKRC.org.
and registration signup, contact Cambria Call 434-1800.
Chamber of Commerce at 927-3624. Visit 28, 3/1-2 • Festival Mozaic: Notable
www.cambriachamber.org.
Encounter Series at King David’s Ma23-24 • Symphony of the Vines: Bach sonic Lodge, 859 Marsh Street, San Luis
at Old Mission San Miguel, 775 Mission Obispo, offers an entertaining perforStreet, San Miguel, features violinist Brynn mance of Bach, Mozart and Brahms on
Albanese in an exciting program at 7:30 p.m. Friday, from 6-7:15 p.m. and repeats the
CALENDAR from page 48
following day (Saturday) at SLO Botanical Garden, 3450 Dairy Creek Road, SLO,
from 6-9:30 p.m., and on Sunday at United Methodist Church, 1515 Frederick’s
Street, SLO, from 3-5 p.m. Call 781-3009.
Visit festivalmozaic.com.
Cal Poly Western Bonanza Junior
Livestock Show at Paso Robles Event Center is the
largest “Best in the West” livestock show in the nation that is
entirely run by students. On President’s Day Weekend, help celebrate its 30th Anniversary with the theme, “See You at the Finish Line” on February 14, 15 and 16 in the Event Center
located at 2198 Riverside Avenue in Paso Robles. Also enjoy
a Friday Night Exhibitor Social on Feb. 14. Call 805-756-2180.
Fax 805-756-6156. Email westernbonanzamedia@hotmail.com. Visit www.western
bonanza.calpoly.edu. Call 239-0655 for more details about this and other activities
at Paso Robles Event Center.Visit midstatefair.com. E-mail mail@midstatefair.com.
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DIRECTORY of LOCAL those
HOUSES
of WORSHIP
churches/synagogues who have not yet responded to the request
The following listing of area churches/synagogues is provided free of
charge as a community service by Adelaide Inn and Paso Robles
Magazine.
Our goal is to have this become a complete listing of places of worship located in Paso Robles, Templeton, San Miguel and Shandon. For
Apostolic Assembly of the
Faith of Christ Jesus
2706 Spring St., Paso Robles
Bilingual Services:
Wed & Fri, 7 p.m.,
Sunday 12 Noon
Pastor Miguel Alvarado
(805) 610-2930
Bethel Lutheran Church
295 Old County Rd., Templeton
Service: 9:30 a.m.
Pastor Russ Gordon
Pastor Amy Beveridge
(805) 434-1329
Bridge Christian Curch
Currently meeting at
Centennial Park Banquet Room
600 Nickerson Dr., Paso Robles
Service: 9:30 a.m.
Pastor Tim Mensing
805-975-7178
Calvary Chapel Paso Robles
1615 Commerce Way,
Paso Robles
Service: 9:30 a.m.
Pastor Aaron Newman
(805) 239-4295
Celebration Worship
Center-PCOG
988 Vineyard Drive, Templeton
Pastor Roy Spinks
Services: 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m.
(805) 434-2424
Central Coast Center
for Spiritual Living
689 Crocker St., Templeton
Service: 10 a.m.
Rev. Dr. Don and
Rev. LaVonne Welsh
(805) 434-9447
Christian Life Center
1744 Oak St., Paso Robles
Service: 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Pastor Don Smith
(805) 238-3366
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints
1020 Creston Rd., Paso Robles
Service: 8:30 a.m. Bishop Brian Kerr
Service: 1:00 p.m. Bishop Mark Goforth
(805) 238-4216,
238-4214, 238-4217
Congregation Ohr Tzafon
2605 Traffic Way, Atascadero
Service: Fridays, 7:30 p.m.
Rabbi Janice Mehring
(805) 466-0329
Covenant Presbyterian Church
1450 Golden Hill Rd.,
Paso Robles
Service: 9:30 a.m.
Pastor Dan Katches
(805) 238-6927
Cowboy Church
Ride For the Brand Ministry
Templeton Livestock Market
Sale Barn
Main St., Templeton
Service: Thursdays, 7 p.m.
Pastor Mike Mosby
(805) 463-2455
Dayspring Full Gospel
1101 Riverside, Paso Robles
Services: 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Pastor Harry Balson
(805) 239-3273
Family Praise & Worship
206 5th St., Templeton
Service: 10 a.m.
Pastor Vern H. Haynes Jr.
(805) 975-8594
Family Worship Center
Service: 10 a.m.
Pastor Patrick Sheean
(805) 239-4809
First Baptist Church
1645 Park St., Paso Robles
Pastor Michael R. Garman
Services: 9 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.
(805) 238-4419
Christian Science Society
17th & Chestnut Streets,
Paso Robles
Service: 10 a.m.
(805) 239-1361
First Mennonite Church
2343 Park St. Paso Robles
Service: 11 a.m.
Pastor Romero
(805) 238-2445
First Missionary Baptist Church
of Paso Robles
Corner of 3rd & Olive Streets
Service: 11 a.m.
Pastor Jeff Barger
(805) 239-8756
First Presbyterian Church
of Templeton
610 S. Main St., Templeton
Service: 10 a.m.
Reverend Charlie Little
(805) 434-1921
Fuente de Agua Viva
1521 Oak St, Paso Robles
Service: Thursday: 7 p.m.
and Sunday: 3 p.m.
Pastor Jorge Alvarez
(805) 714-3827
Grace Baptist Church
Service: 10 a.m.
Pastor Kelsey Pietsch
(805) 238-3549
Heritage Village Church
At the Senior Center,
Heritage Ranch
Service: 11 a.m.
Pastor Ed Bedrosian
(805) 238-9240
Highlands Church
Corner S. River and Niblick,
215 Oak Hill, Paso Robles
Services: Sunday: 8:30, 9:45 &
11:00 a.m.
Pastor Sean Martin
(805) 226-5800
for information and would like to be included in this directory, please
email your name, address, phone, service times and pastor’s/rabbi’s
name to Paso Robles Magazine at: prmagazine@charter.net
All worship service times listed are for Sundays, unless noted otherwise:
Lake Way Country
Church/Ministries
Meeting at Cappy Culver
Elementary School,
11011 Heritage Loop Rd.
Service: 10 a.m. Sunday
Pastors: Rodger & Julie Coale
(805) 423-4095
Life Community Church
3770 Ruth Way, Templeton
Service: 9:30 a.m.
Pastor Keith Newsome
(805) 434-5040
Life Worth Living Church of God
620 – 17th St., Paso Robles
Service: 11 a.m.
Pastor Jim Wilde
(805) 238-0978
Lighthouse Community Church
301 13th St. San Miguel
Services: 9:45 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.
Pastor John Wheat
(805) 467-3636
Live Oak
1521 Oak St., Paso Robles
Service: 10 a.m.
Pastor John Kaiser
(805) 238-0575
Living Waters
Christian Fellowship
2085 Gateway Dr.,
Heritage Ranch
Service: 9:30 a.m.
Pastor Jedidiah McClure
(805) 239-1716
Methodist Ministries
Meeting at 1005 Railroad St.
at 10th St.
Service: 10:30 a.m.
For information call 238-2006
Mid State Baptist Church
1749 Ramada Dr., Paso Robles
Services: Sundays,
10 a.m. & 6 p.m.
Pastor Bruce Fore
(805) 238-2281
Mission San Miguel Parish
775 Misssion Street, San Miguel
Weekday Mass: 8 a.m.
Weekend Mass:
Saturday: 9 a.m. & 5 p.m. (Vigil)
Sunday: 7 a.m., 11 a.m.,
6 p.m. (Spanish)
Reverend Pedro Umana
(805) 467-2131
New Day Center
530 12th St., Paso Robles
English Service: 10 a.m.
Pastor Brad Alford
Hispanic Service: 2 p.m.
Pastor Vincente Salmeron
(805) 239-9998
New Life Church of Paso Robles
Meeting at Holiday Inn Express
2455 Riverside Ave.,
Paso Robles
Pastor Randy Bunch
(805) 769-8120
Solid Rock Christian Fellowship
925 Bennett Way, Templeton
Service: 10:00 a.m.
Pastor Jeff Saylor
(805) 434-2616
Niblick Road Baptist Church
1145 Niblick Rd., Paso Robles
Services: 10:30 a.m.
Pastor Christopher Cole
(805) 238-4614
St. James Episcopal Church
1335 Oak, Paso Robles
Services: 8 a.m. (Rite I),
10:00 a.m. (Rite II)
The Rev. Mary K. Morrison,
Rector
(805) 238-0819
North County Christian
Fellowship
421 9th St. , Paso Robles
Service: 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Pastor Steve Calagna
(805) 239-3325
Oak Shores Christian Fellowship
2727 Turkey Cove,
at the Clubhouse, Oak Shores
Service: 8:30 a.m.
Pastor Rodger Coale
(805) 423-4095
Paso Robles Bible Church
2206 Golden Hill Rd.,
Paso Robles
Service: 10:30 a.m.
Pastor Dave Rusco
Pastor Mark Wheeler
(805) 226-9670
Paso Robles Church
of the Nazarene
Meeting at the Paso Robles
Youth Arts Foundation
3201 Spring St., Paso Robles
Service: 10:30 a.m.
Pastor Brent Wylie
(805) 238-4300
Paso Robles Community Church
2706 Spring St, Paso Robles
Service: 9 a.m.
Pastor Shawn Penn
(805) 239-4771
Plymouth Congregational
Church, UCC
Thirteenth and Oak Streets,
Paso Robles
Service: 10 a.m.
Pastor Steven Mabry
(805) 238-3321
Second Baptist Church
1937 Riverside Ave.
Service: 11 a.m.
Pastors:
Rueben Tate, Gary Jordon
(805) 238-2011
Shandon Assembly of God
420 Mesa Grande, Shandon
Service: 10:30 a.m.
Hispanic Service: 4 p.m.
Pastor Ted Hunt
(805) 239-3138
Shandon United
Methodist Church
105 Second Street, Shandon
Service 9:30 a.m.
Rev. Fred B. Morris
(805) 238-3134
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Weekday Mass: M-S, 7 a.m.
Weekend Masses:
Saturday - 5 p.m. (Vigil)
Sunday - 8 a.m.,
10 a.m. (Family Mass)
12:30 p.m. (Spanish)
5 p.m. (Teen)
& 7 p.m. (Spanish)
Father Roberto Vera
(805) 238-2218
Templeton Hills Seventh-day
Adventist Church
930 Templeton Hills Rd.,
Templeton
Service: Saturday 9:30 &
10:30 a.m.
Pastor Ivor Myers
(805) 434-1710
The Revival Center
3850 Ramada Dr., Ste. A-3,
Paso Robles
Service: 10 a.m.
Pastor Gabe Abdelaziz
(805) 434-5170
The Rock Church
Service: 7 p.m. Friday Nights
Pastors Ed & Char Barger
(661) 587-7625
Trinity Lutheran Church
Contemporary Service: 9 a.m.
Traditional Service: 10:45 a.m.
Sr. Pastor Dan Rowe
(805) 238-3702
True Life Christian Fellowship
Lockwood/Jolon Road, across
from the school in Lockwood
Service: 9:30 a.m.
Pastor Erick Reinstedt
(805) 472-9325
Truth Tabernacle
Services: 9 a.m. & 6 p.m.
Pastor David Webb
(805) 423-3135
Vineyard Church of Christ
601 So. Main St., Templeton
Service: 10 a.m.
Evangelist: Steve Orduno
(805) 610-4272
Vintage Community Church
692 Peterson Ranch Road,
Templeton
Services: 9 a.m. & 11 a.m.
Coaches: Aaron Porter,
Dayn Mansfield
(805) 543-0943
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Adelaide Inn
1215 Ysabel Ave
(just off 24th near Hwy 101
and 46 East intersection)
Paso Robles, phone 238-2770
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New Life Tabernacle
3850 So. Ramada Dr. Ste. D,
Paso Robles
Service: 10 a.m.
Pastor Efrain Cordero
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Birth Songs and Battle Cries
By Chris Weygandt Alba When the breeding season peaks in February, Piehile you’re wooing your dras Blancas rookery is an
valentine this month, con- elephant-seal traffic jam.
sider: Nothing says passion like Everyone’s there: mature
an elephant seal. For a fresh adults, immature adults,
view of romance on Valentine’s dominant males, males who
Day, head over to the Piedras wish they were, mothersBlancas rookery on Highway to-be, females who want to
1, where over 15,000 northern be moms next year, and the Among Elephant Seals
elephant seals celebrate their clan’s assorted juveniles and
at Piedras Blancas...
love for life.
newborns.
Hunted nearly to extinction It’s noisy and crowded, and
in the late 1800s, this marine edgy for the bulls that arrived
New mothers sing for their children.
family has thrived since it made in December to work on their
a home base in the small cove territorial issues. Weighing
...Young eyes and old eyes know you.
seven miles north of San two tons and armed with huge
...Behemoths bellow in battle in the surf.
Simeon. Seals of this tribe travel canine teeth, alpha males litthousands of miles for months erally go head-to-head to ...Young bulls wonder if their day will come.
at a time, working 24/7 in ocean claim their place at the cove
waters, but they come home and the title Beach Master.
again, twice a year. Everyone stops They rear up, bare their giant teeth, Drama ripples everywhere: A is easy to spot on the west side
fishing and eating, and heads and slam their 5,000-pound bod- new mother gives birth near the of Highway 1, 4.4 miles north of
home, to kick back for a month ies together until their bloodied surf and collapses while seagulls the Hearst Castle turnoff. Thanks
or more on their Central Coast opponent slinks off.
squabble over clean-up rights. to Friends of the Elephant Seal,
beach, where they molt, rest and The beach is packed with war- Nearby, a young male bellows at trained docents, the elephantseal.
procreate.
riors waiting for their day to come. the incoming tide after a passing org website, and descriptive signs
along the walkways, you and your
female spurns his advances.
In the crowd, two behemoths valentine can fall in love with
suddenly galumph across the elephant seals, for free, every day
sand, rear up and roar, then de- of the year.
flate like balloons and haul
themselves off. An eruption of
bawling and squealing pours
from a thicket of females and
pups, when a nursing mother
unleashes bitter and lengthy
complaints on her next-door
neighbor, a solitary female
enjoying an afternoon snooze.
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