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Streetwise<br />
ASKED AT ALAMO PLAZA<br />
Q:<br />
What is your favorite<br />
summer memory?<br />
Elliston Vineyards<br />
welcomes back<br />
Comedy Night<br />
Friday June 2nd, 2006<br />
6:30pm-10:00pm<br />
$65.00 per person plus gratuity and tax<br />
$57.00++ for Club 200 members!<br />
Buffet dinner from 6:30-7:30pm<br />
Show 7:45pm<br />
Headliner Jen Kober<br />
Comedian Jimmy Turner and MC Scot Sheilds<br />
It was 22 years ago when I had my first baby.<br />
He was born in July around the 4th, and I<br />
called him my little firecracker baby.<br />
—Allie Harrison<br />
office manager for financial planning office<br />
The summer of 1984, when my parents took<br />
my three siblings and me to Europe. We spent<br />
six weeks there, visiting 13 countries. It was a<br />
wonderful trip.<br />
—Mary Jane Urban<br />
administrative assistant<br />
463 Kilkare Road, Sunol • 925 862 2377 • www.elliston.com<br />
Tired of those Reading Glasses?<br />
Get rid of them!<br />
My best summer was 1993 when my parents<br />
took our family along with my four uncles and<br />
their kids camping for two weeks to Scott’s<br />
Flat outside of Auburn.<br />
—Brian Cousin<br />
butcher at Lawrence’s Meat Market<br />
The summer I was 20 I was hired as a recreation<br />
director on board the SS President<br />
Wilson, and we spent the summer cruising the<br />
Orient.<br />
—Marilyn Bailey<br />
computer specialist<br />
My favorite summer memory was the year<br />
I was 12 and I spent the summer at my<br />
aunt and uncle’s cottage on the Fox River in<br />
Illinois. We spent the summer fishing, farming<br />
and riding a tractor.<br />
—Ken Carter<br />
CFO, Goodwill Industries<br />
NearVision “CK” can end your frustration<br />
with reading glasses.<br />
It’s a fast, safe treatment to help people like you improve their<br />
near vision. This exciting new procedure is performed with no<br />
lasers or cutting involved. Lerner Eye Center is proud to be the<br />
only eye center in the East Bay to offer “CK.”<br />
Lerner Eye Center<br />
ABOUT THE COVER<br />
Alamo Hay and Grain is a throwback to the community’s old rural days—and its<br />
customers like it that way. Cover design by Jason Lind.<br />
Vol. II, Number 3<br />
Concord Offi ce<br />
2338 Almond Avenue<br />
925-685-1130<br />
San Ramon Office<br />
2333 San Ramon Vly. Blvd. #145<br />
925-820-9600<br />
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2260 Gladstone Dr. #4<br />
925-432-9300<br />
The <strong>Danville</strong> Weekly is published every Friday by Embarcadero Publishing Co., 315 Diablo Road, Suite 100,<br />
<strong>Danville</strong>, CA 94526; (925) 837-8300. Mailed at Standard Postage Rate. The <strong>Danville</strong> Weekly is mailed free to<br />
homes and apartments in <strong>Danville</strong>, Blackhawk, Diablo and Alamo. Voluntary subscriptions at $30 per year ($50<br />
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For more information visit our website at www.lernereyecenter.com or<br />
call today to Schedule a FREE Consultation to see if you are a Candidate for “CK.”<br />
<strong>Danville</strong> Weekly • May 19, 2006 • Page 3
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