2013 July PASO Magazine

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PASO PEOPLE Quasquicentennial Update “The Calendar Issue” By Chuck Desmond With each passing month, the progress involved with putting together the best year-long 125th Birthday Party for El Paso de Robles is growing exponentially. 2014 is a time to celebrate and remember our past and leave a legacy for our children and the generations that will follow us. Even a time capsule will be buried in the park that will hold current memories of the town we choose to call home! The year-long celebration is put on by, and paid for by, Paso’s committed residents who are voting with their ideas, volunteer hours and wallets. The City is not paying for this. To help with fundraising, both Frank Mecham and Dee Lacey are throwing in their full support as newly appointed sponsorship co-chairs. They represent the community. Julie Dahlen, the Chairperson representing the City, says, “Dreams are coming true!” Let’s start with a short recap. The logo is set and any organization that is having an event in 2014 is free to use it to coincide with their own event promotion. To start off 2014, The Paso Robles Inn will be home to a gala evening at the Grand Ballroom on Dec. 31st of this year (2013). Ticket sales info will be announced in the next two months. The same night, a fireworks bash is set to take place at midnight. Another one will be held at midnight Dec. 31st, 2014 and that will mark the official end of the 2014 celebration. Both will be in City Park. The actual birthday party of Paso’s incorporation on March 11th will also be in the Park, at the end of the school day, so our children can attend. National Women’s Recognition Month is March. In late March, Paso’s Women’s Day will focus on notable and local women. This event will be at Pioneer Museum. The Santa Lucia Rockhounds show in May, also at Pioneer Museum, will have full-size dinosaurs as part of their exhibition. The Pioneer Day Committee (parade sponsors) is putting together some special surprises for their big day in October. A Fall athletic run called Twelve Point Five – Toby to Barney, is scheduled for late October and will start at Tobin James’ parking lot, proceed down the Union Road Wine Trail and end up at Barney Schwartz Park. Firestone Brewery is crafting a special ale just for the 2014 year! Hope Family Wineries (Liberty School and Treana are their flagship wines) likewise will create a Rhone blend and a unique White-Wine blend. They’ll also have large-format bottles of these wines with 125th themed labeling to be auctioned or awarded to uber-sponsors. Standard format wines will also be available for purchase in a couple of our bestknown wine outlets. Melody Mullis (Pioneer Museum) and Nancy Tweedie (Historical Society) have put together a great 11 X 17 wall calendar for 2014. Each month highlights rare and interesting photos dug from the depths of the archives at the Historical Society and Pioneer Museum. Every 2014 event that has had its date submitted to the committee is prominently noted on the calendar’s pages. People buy their wall calendars starting early Oct. for the following year. That means they have to be printed in September to be at the sales locations in time. Backing up from that date, artwork needs to be finished by the end of August. This is July so, not a lot of time left is there? If you’re having a chili cook-off, dance, fundraiser, BBQ, crab feed, golf tournament, car show, wine maker dinner, or any other grand celebration that begs for Quasquicentennial notoriety, how can you possibly miss this marketing opportunity? Next general open meeting is Wednesday, July 17 at 2 p.m. at City Hall. All are invited. 36 Paso Robles Magazine, July 2013
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