2013 December PASO Magazine

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BUSINESS Local Realtors Honor Their Own The Paso Robles Association of REALTORS® held their 2014 Installation Dinner at the Paso Robles Golf Club during November and passed out numerous honors and seated their 2014 Board of Directors and Officers. During the evening Shelley Gurney of Fidelity National Title was honored as Affiliate of the Year and Chris Bausch of Prudential Hallmark Realty was recognized as the Realtor of the Year. The 2014 slate of Directors and Officers includes: President/State Director Chuck Hill; President Elect/State Director Cody Wilcoxson; Vice President Kate Graham; Secretary Debbie May; Treasurer Jennifer Kranich; State Director April Smith; Local Directors Jack Stinchfield and Teresa Turner; and Past President Ron Johnson. The 2014 incoming Board of Directors for the Paso Robles Association of REALTORS include, from left: President/ State Director Chuck Hill; President Elect/State Director Cody Wilcoxson; Vice President Kate Graham; Secretary Debbie May; Treasurer Jennifer Kranich; State Director April Smith, and Local Director Teresa Turner. Not pictured are Past President Ron Johnson and Local Director Jack Stinchfield. Shelley Gurney of Fidelity National Title, left, was honored as Affiliate of the Year and Chris Bausch of Prudential Hallmark Realty received the Realtor of the Year distinction. Photos by Richard Baker Chamber plans Annual Dinner and Awards Gala The Paso Robles Chamber of Commerce will name the Roblan of the Year, Beautification of the Year, and seat their incoming Board of Directors during the Annual Dinner and Awards Gala, “Putting on the Ritz” scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 11, 6 to 10 p.m. at the Broken Earth Winery, 5625 Highway 46 East in Paso Robles, featuring a Winemaker’s Dinner, plus a live and silent auction. Celebrating 125 years of Paso Robles and 93 years serving the business community as your Chamber, this signature event of the Chamber is certain to be another sold out event with attendance of over 300 businesses, civic and community leaders. Prices are $100 for members, $125 for non-members. For more information contact the chamber at 1225 Park Street, Paso Robles, phone 238-0506 or pasorobleschamber.com. Now Booking STEIN’S BBQ & CATERING Full Service Catering Holiday Parties & Employee Appreciation 2014 Wedding & Winery Events 805 975-5520 Stein’s Sunday Brunches at EOS Estate Winery • 10:00 am to 1:00 pm January 19th (MLK Weekend) February 16th (President’s Weekend) March 16th (Paso Robles Zinfandel Festival Weekend) May 11th (Mother’s Day) EOS Winery • 2300 Airport Road, Paso Robles 93446 Call for Brunch Reservations: 805-591-8050 Body Basics Pilates Golden Collar Teresa Coffey Owner $5 Off New Client Clip Plan ahead for the Holidays! 237-9219 1471 Creston Rd. Why Not Feel Fantastic? Discover healing without pharmaceuticals. Patches for People and Animals. For personal consultation with Helena Bresk, CMT30+ years in massage, cranial sacral and energy work. 805-459-6387 805-226-4800 healthsolutionswithhelena@gmail.com Small Group and Private Instruction Pilates with an emphasis on post rehabilitation ESTABLISHED 1998 935 Riverside, #22, in the Alliance Square Paso Robles • 239-4498 58 Paso Robles Magazine, December 2013
BUSINESS Main Street By Chris Weygandt Alba On the 22nd day of this month, an entire decade will have passed since the morning when lives were shattered in downtown Paso Robles, by a sudden violent shudder that made local history. The destructive shock of the 6.5 San Simeon earthquake went on for years, and the damage ran deep, exceeding $250 million. But with steady work, people built it again, brick by brick, exactly as people of an earlier era built the new town. In two different centuries, residents of Paso Robles share a remarkable similarity in behavior. In 1890 and in 2004, people decided to invest resources, skills, friendship, and labor in a common goal, to build a place where people could become a community. Downtown Paso Robles: We Never Get Old Everyone is a kid again at Christmas. So much good cheer is generated downtown during holiday festivities, even grown-ups turn into children. CHRISTMAS MAGIC * DOWNTOWN PASO ROBLES everyone is a kid again Child’s Play Re-discover your inner child and the power of playfulness this Christmas with a visit to the playground for the young at heart in the downtown city park. Downtown’s holiday theme this year is “Christmas in Toyland” – a call to cherish childhood and have fun with life’s simple things. At its heart, Paso Robles remains very much a place rich in simple pleasures, sustained through good years and hard years by cooperative effort, in small ways and grand ones, from the people who call it home. During the holidays, come see the wonderland created by our downtown merchants. It twinkles from windows to rooftops with whimsy and merriment, cheering the child in all of us as we walk around our town. Explore the shops. For the small businesses that have shaped the vitality of our downtown, a successful holiday season is critical. Their lifeblood is all of us, the appreciative fans in this Great American Main Street City. With our shopping, dining and entertaining downtown, we help keep our nationally acclaimed community strong. Our local economy benefits from every dollar we circulate in locally owned businesses. Downtown merchants and employees are our neighbors and friends, and they take pride in providing quality goods at competitive prices with wonderful customer service. While we’re at it, one of us will win a $500 shopping spree ($300 and $75 sprees too.) Someone will win those prizes by playing Main Street’s holiday version of Black-Out Bingo. Nab the Christmas-tree bingo form in this issue of Paso Robles Magazine, page 6, get it stamped by the participating businesses, and take it to the Paso Robles Main Street office by Friday, Dec. 13. There, in the alley behind 12th St. known as Norma’s Way (official address: 835 12th St. Suite D), the Main Street office behaves like a beating heart. This time of year, it pumps out an army of volunteers who sail forth to stage the city’s most beloved holiday festivities. Weeks ago, the unofficial Main Street Holiday Squadron called in its special forces of townspeople, merchants, employees, business people, and property owners to exercise their unique set of skills with the Main Street Promotion Committee. Their numbers swelled with transfusions of recruits from their families and friends. By the first of December, this diverse collection of souls is a muscular force with a common goal: Create a uniquely Paso Robles style of “Christmas in Toyland” and bring the community downtown during the holidays, to shop, dine and conduct all types of transaction. Please see MAIN STREET page 60 Dr. Stefanie Mikulics WOMEN’S HEALTH AND BEAUTY Purchase a TCA peel by Dec. 15 and get $100 Off Be your best at every age 1050 Las Tablas, Ste. 2 Templeton • 434-9441 Smile-N-Style Dental Hygiene Practice ~Accepting New Patients~ Merry Christmas! Sandra Dee Karrer, RDHAP 805-468-9191 Corner of 13th & Vine Sts. Unbiased recommendations tailored to your needs. Kate Morgans Principal Securities and advisory services offered through Pospera Financial Services, Inc. Member: FINRA/SIPC www.prosperafinancial.com December 2013, Paso Robles Magazine 59
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