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Ahhh...Youth! Congrats to the staff of the California Mid State Fair...it was awesome! Rho and I attended on several occasions but on opening night we were in the carnival area with grandkids, 3 year old Riley and 5 year old Dustin (and mom, Annie), taking in the rides (see photos) when a couple of teen age girls walked past us from the Frontier Stage area where an Eagles tribute band was playing. One of the girls stated matterof-factly, “They have those shows for the poor people that can’t afford the grandstand shows.” Ahhh, youth. * * * Riddles for the Kids What three words did Adam use when he introduced himself to Eve, which read the same backwards and forwards? Madam, I’m Adam. If a dog lost his tail, where should he go to get another one? To a big store where they retail everything. Look into my face and I’m everybody; Scratch my back and I’m nobody. Who am I? A mirror. Why are people so tired on April 1? They’ve all just finished a March of thirty-one days. * * * Excessive Skepticism A guy and his dog go into a barroom. The bartender says, “Hey, get that dog out of here... we don’t allow dogs in here.” Wait a minute, the guy says, “This is no ordinary dog! This is ‘Plato’ the talking dog!” “Yeah, sure” says the bartender. I’ll prove it to you,” says the guy. “Plato... what’s on top of a building?” “ROOF!” says the dog. “Look,” says the bartender, “just how dumb do you think I am?” “Wait a minute,” says the guy. “Plato, how does sandpaper feel?” “RUFF!” says the dog. “Do I have ‘stupid’ tattooed across my forehead or something,” says the bartender. “Now get that dog out of here!” “Wait.. I’m not through,” says the guy. “Plato, who was the greatest baseball player of all time?” “RUTH!” says the dog. “That does it!!” says the bartender, and he throws them both out on the street. Outside, the dog looks at his owner and says, “Do you think I should have gone with DiMaggio?” * * * Yet more SPAM “A SPAMBURGER, ‘the only hamburger actually made with ham,’” can be made by grilling, panfrying, or broiling a slice of SPAM, and then layering the slice with lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, and cheese on a hamburger bun. “Hormel Foods’ cookbook, The Great Taste of SPAM, includes recipes for SPAM Stew with Buttermilk Topping, SPAM Fajitas, and SPAM Strudels with Mustard Sauce.” - Offbeat Uses for Everyday Things by Joey Green Cleveland Browns fan zings team in his obituary You may have seen this one in the papers and on TV recently but I just had to share it. Lifelong season ticket holder Scott Emtsinger got in one final jab at the underachieving franchise. Scott died recently at the age of 55. The Columbus, Ohio native was listed in his obituary as a husband, a father, a 32-year General Motors employee and also an accomplished musician. He was also listed as a lifelong Cleveland Browns fan who “also wrote a song each year and sent it to the Cleveland Browns as well as offering other advice on how to run the team.” AR & CO from page 8 The event is open to the public and proceeds will go to funding which will provide nutritionally balanced food for the needy. “Choosing which organization to award with this year’s in-kind donation was a very tough decision,” says AR & Co. Founder Angela Robinson. “Each of the organizations that submitted proposals addresses essential needs in our community and works to make the North County the amazing place we call home. In the end, the staff and I are very excited to But his final bit of wisdom when it came to the franchise was this impressive zinger. “He respectfully requests six Cleveland Browns pall bearers so the Browns can let him down one last time.” Well played, Scott. support the noble work of Loaves & Fishes as they provide vital services for the needy in our community.” Loaves & Fishes is located at 2650 Spring Street, Paso Robles, open to walk-ins weekdays (except holidays) from 2 to 4 p.m., and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 7 p.m. To donate via PayPal or for more information about Loaves & Fishes, visit LoavesAndFishesPaso.org, or call 238-4742. For media inquiries, contact press agency AR & Co. PR & Marketing at 239-4443 or email pr@arandcompany.com. Oops... In our constantly running mode we made a mistake last month and incorrectly named the young lady on our cover. We feel awful. It’s fun to see your photo on the cover but then to realize we have your name wrong....major bummer. Correctly, the On the Cover caption on the Contents page should have identified her as Rachel Wilkins. She won Grand Champion Meat Rabbits from Lockwood 4-H at the 2012 Fair. My apologies (and congratulations) to Rachel and her family. Bob Chute - Owner/Publisher, Paso Robles Magazine Wrap up your Groundbreaking Summer Adventure with the Paso Robles City Library’s August programs and activities. August 1: Bicycle Safety, 1 p.m., Library Conference Room. Educators from the SLO Country Bicycle Coalition will talk about how to stay safe on a bicycle and highlight the best places you can explore by bike on the Central Coast. August 1: Movie, 7 p.m., Library Conference Room. Academy Award August Programs at the Library Winning film first to win best picture, actor, actress, director and writing, starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert. August 8: Luce Puppets, The Wizard of Oz, 1 p.m., Library Conference Room (free tickets required); 3 p.m. Study Center (tickets not required). Luce Puppets performs on a colorful, portable puppet stage. Beautiful, hand-made puppets will bring to life Dorothy and her friends from the Land of Oz. August 8: Science of Earthquakes, 7 p.m., Library Conference Room (registration required). Join physicist John Jasbinsek for an informative discussion on earthquakes. August 15: Book Group, 7 p.m., Library Conference Room. Join in this month’s discussion of Cheryl Strayed’s Wild – the story of her journey on the Pacific Crest Trail as she tries to find healing following her mother’s death. August 29: Pajama Storytime, 6:30 p.m., Library Story Hour Room. Bring your PJs and someone to snuggle with! 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, please call 237-3870 or visit www.prcity. com/library. 10 Paso Robles Magazine, August 2013
have you considered selling your home? Maybe I have a match for you... I hAve SeverAL buYerS wANtINg tO buY NOw! If you have a property that fits the criteria listed below, please give me a call. Buyer 1. I am looking for a home with high ceilings, lots of light, no more than 20 minutes from a town, on a piece of land with beautiful views. I enjoy the privacy of the country side but not interested in extremely steep or winding roads to get there. $700,000.00 or ? Call my Agent Cheri York at 805.610.7010 Buyer 5. I am looking for a main house with a guest house or barn that I could use for a classroom to teach foreign exchange students. I prefer Templeton, Paso Robles, or Atascadero. I don't mind hills and would like some trees on the property! Price around $700,000.00 Call Cheri York at 805.610.7010 Buyer 2. We are looking for a nice home in Paso Robles, Templeton or Atascadero, 2000sf or more in a nice neighborhood. Something with a pool or a decent back yard is a plus!. Price range between $400-600K Call our Agent Cheri York at 805.610.7010. Buyer 3. We are retiring and looking to downsize from our 40 acres in Creston to a more manageable size closer to town. We need a 2000+ sf home. Our ceiling is roughly $530,000. Buyer 4. I am looking for a home for my older parents. They need single story with little up keep in Paso Robles and close to shopping for around $300,000.00. Call Cheri York at 805.610.7010 Buyer 6. I am looking for a home with some flat acreage on the West side of Templeton or Paso Robles. I have 4 horses so I would like a barn or else a flat place to build a barn, an arena, etc. I like nice looking Mediterranean, Frank Lloyd Wright, or ranch style homes. Up to 1.2 Million. Cheri York 805.610.7010 Buyer 7. I am looking for a fixer on one plus acres not more than 15 minutes from Paso Robles. Up to $250,000.00 please. Call my Agent Cheri York 805.610.7010 Buyers: Email me your wants and I will publish them!! SOLD IN 5 DAYS! I listed this home recently and it sold in 5 days, closes August 1 Let’s discuss the possibilities... I’m Cheri York, please call 805.610.7010 800 11th Street, Paso Robles, CA 93446 • 805.227.4700 x28 • DRE#01127695 August 2013, Paso Robles Magazine 11
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