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Home My WebLink AboutBox 1_019_Box-242 - LOT PETITION_SESQUICENTENNIAL (JOES FILES) � , � � , . r �J'� ._ _ _, NOTE TO THE FILE: Unsold Sesquicentennial b�nners,which were fully paid for by donations or the sales of other banners,were presented to: Ci�y Administration City Clerk's Office City Finance & Information Technology Depaa�tment City Public Works Department City Utilities Department Chamber of Commerce City Historical Society .:.�_._ �:..�,_;:... ,,, -,. -:: , _�____, r' � , � _. � -- . ojSpT�LU1,S � �: _ - O� ��'i ''��P V i ; ��i : O � � � ' ,t$5�sjl r"kEA�f�S: �'mO�Cv v ��' � ��Q �UfCEN'��'� Sesquicentennial Steering Comnrittee September 21, 2006 Ke�idr Root, Clrair; Cn!Pal� Recrention Adminislrndon Jinz Brabeck, F�r�l sunnl�� Former Mayor Lynn Cooper Deborah Casl:. 1��4 SOUt11W00C1 D11V2 Snn Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Do�vntox�n Associntion Ron C.larke. Dear Former Mayor Cooper: Snn Luis Obispn Hisroricn!Sociery The City's Sesquicentennial will be celebrated at the Farmers'Market on Katrin Colanaarino. ThUtSd3y, October 12`", at 6:30 p.m. Cues[rt.tifaster Chornle oon�a�ew•�S. The Sesquicentennial Steering Committee would like to acknowledge as ChnmGer ojCommerce Bonrd rLlemGer many of the City's former Mayors on October 12` and we are hoping that you will be able to join us. If your calendar is clear and you are able to be there, Shelley McConnelf, lease contact Audre Hoo er b tele hone at 781-7104 or e-mail at Snn Luis OGispo A�•ts Council p y p y p ahooper(c�,slocitv.or�. She will provide you with information regarding the ✓""�`u��1OY, program and the specific location of the October 12th event as the date Sinsheimer,Schie(Gelhur&Baggelt drawers near. Pat O'Daniel.s, Snn Luis OGispo Historicn!Socic:ty We look forwazd to hearing from you. Stei�e Owens, Snn Luis Jot�rna! Sincerely, Bil!Pvper, r� � , , e San Luis OGispo Rnilroad Museum �'..i,��,�, ��.. Pierre Rademaker, Kendi Root, Chair`�� ChamGerojCommerce Sesquicentennial Steering Committee l3oard MemGer, Rntlemaker Design Ken Schwartz. Former•A�ayor nnd Councilmart Cit}�of San Luis OGfspo Amr Slare, }'ourh Spons A.ssociation Mary Verdin, J�}�(�i _ /�f Q I �,r�� Verdin A7nrketing/nk / � `T �� Palricia Wilntnre, Snn/.uis OGispo Chnmber o,(C.'oi�inferce City ojSa�i Lc�is Obi�Po Staff ..,• , �-. . `. • �o�S�N LUISD�r � `�.� ` � _ � 1� � � ��W `' ' o `� � S U� Q � _a�� ;� ��: �,�� `J��J, �� w�r �( YU-�. -��/t� ��-.— �UJCEN'��'�� - �a�-�� '� Sesquicentennial � � � I fj� � Steering Comminee Se tember 5 2006 , I�}� `�`��9 I�� p � �l Kendi Root. Chair; Cn!Pnlv Recreation Adminislration Jim Brabeck, Farm Suppl}. Former Mayor Melanie Billig Deboraii Cash, P•O. Box 1414 San Luis Obispo Carmel, CA 93921 Downloxm Associntion Ron Clarke, Dear Former Mayor Billig: San Luis Obispo Historicn!Society The City's Sesquicentennial will be celebrated at the Farmers' Market on Ka�ri�i Colamar►no, Thu1'sday, October 12`h, at 6:30 p.m. Cues�n Master Chorale Donna Lewis, The Sesquicentennial Steering Committee would like to acknowledge as Chamber ojCommerce Board Member many of the City's former Mayors on October 12`h and we are hoping that you will be able to join us. If your calendar is clear and you are able to be there, She!!ey McConnell, lease contact Audre Hoo er b tele hone at 781-7104 or e-mail at San Luis Obispo Arts Council p y P Y p ahooper�slocitv.or�. She will provide you with information regarding the �""e n'f�f`'or, program and the specific location of the October 12`'' event as the date Sinsheimer,Schielbelhut&Bagge�t drawers near. Pat O'Daniels, San Luis Obispo Hrsrorica!Sociery We look forward to hearing from you. � Sleve Owens, Snn Luis Journn! incerely, BiI/Pyper. / l ,• � �n ,� San Luis Obrspo Rnilroad Museum ,��.'�.] � ,( ,�/ �• v��l, ` ' (� Pierre Rademaker, endi Root, Cha Chamber ojCommerce S squicentennial Steering Committee Bonrd Member, Rademnker Design Ken Schwartz, Former Mnyor nnd Courtcilman City ojSnn Luis Obispo Ann Sfate, Youth Sports Association ' � � � ✓ Mary Verdin, �°I� � �� Verdin Marketing!nk v� � ��•!� �j� ""` / � jr i/ Patricia Wilmore, • Snn Luis Obispo � � Cknmber of Commerce City of San l..uis Obispo Staff , � • � ► � � Sp,N LUfsO ��_ . �, .��o� -�.--�=�. �� .a I� �A C� I �. ' O , A�5f ;�� S� 2.4��DEu Q' � ti �QU10EN'��'� Sesquicentennia! Steering Comminee September 5, 2006 Kendi Root, Cl:air; Ca!Poly Recrention Administrntion Jim Brabeck, Farm Supply Former Mayor Peg Pinard Deborah Cash. 714 Buchon Street San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Downlown Associatlon Ron Clarke, Dear Former Mayor Pinard: San Luis Obispo Historica!Society The City's Sesquicentennial will be celebrated at the Farmers' Market on Katrin Colamarino, TIlUTSd1}�, October 12`h, at 6:30 p.m. Cuestn Master Chorale DonnQ tewis, The Sesquicentennial Steering Committee would like to acknowledge as ChamGer ojCommerce Board Member many of the City's former Mayors on October 12`h and we are hoping that you will be able to join us. If your calendar is clear and you are able to be there, Shelley M�Connell, lease contact Audre Hoo er b tele hone at 781-7104 or e-mail at San Luis Obispo Ans Council P Y p y p ahooper(c�,slocitv.or�. She will provide you with information regarding the ✓une Mclvor, program and the specific location of the October l 2`h event as the date 5insheimer,Schielbe1hu18c Baggelt drawers near. Pat O'Daniels, San Luis Obispo Historica!Sociery We look forward to hearing from you. S1eve Owens, San Luis Journal in�erely '� ' / � �.. Bill Pyper, ', � ,` �( San Luis OGispo Railroad Museum ��/ ,/' / / aI ' 1 �%L�J�, f•' ..� Pierre Rademaker, endi Root, C�1 1T ChamberofCommerce S squicentennial Steering Committee Board Member, Rn�iemaker Desrgn Ken Schwartz, Former Mayor and Councilman Cip�oJSan Luis Obispo Ann Slate, You�h Sporls Association Mary Verdin, J �� ""V' �� / Verdin Mnrketrng Ink Patricia Wilmorc, Snn Luis Obispo Chambcr ojCommerce Cit}�of San Luis Obispo StaJf , , •' � , �o�s�'�LUfsO ` . .,w.�-- :.�_ � :�� c~ �:�1 - o _�� :� . �ss �'�� Q ��s� �� fCEN'��' Sesquicentennial Steering Committee September 5, 2006 Kendi Root, Chair; Ca!Po!}'Recrenlion.4dminislrntion Jim Brabeck, Farm Supply Former Mayor Ken Schwartz Deborah Cash, 201 Buena Vista Avenue San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Downtown Association Ron Clarke. Dear Ken: Snn Luis Obispo Hisrorica!Saciety As you know, the City's Sesquicentennial will be celebrated at the Farmers' xarr�n colantarrno, Market on Thursday, October 12`", at 6:30 p.m. Cuestn Mns[er Chornle Donna teW�s, The Sesquicentennial Steering Committee would like to acknowledge as ChamberofCommerce many of the City's former Mayors on October 12`h and we are hoping that you Bonrd Member will be able to join us. If your calendar is clear and you are able to be there, Shelley McConne!!, lease contact Audre Hoo er b tele hone at 781-7104 or e-mail at San Luis Obispo Arts Counci! p y P Y p ahooper(cr�,slocitv.org. She will provide you with information regarding the June Mclvor, th Sinsheimer,5chielbelhut&Baggett program and the specific location of the October 12 event as the date � drawers near. f 9� J�— I 9 �t Pat O'Daniels, / Q,,�/ �f�'3 a/ San Luis Obispo Historica!Society � We look forward to hearing from you. �� - � Steve Owens. �� Snn Luis Journal incerely� �-� 9 —7 BillPyper, ;'/, •)/'j l` �� l� / � ✓ Snrs Luis OGispo Railrond Museum /�7,'l�(,� i� " / � �� /� � ✓ �' � . � Pierre Rademaker, ndi Root, Chair � Chamber ojCommerce S squicentennial Steering Committee Board Member, Rademnker Design Ken Schwartz, � / Former rLlnyor and Councilman /�,� . � Ciry ojSan Luis Obispo �,��' "�/ `)J, � �• �� .� �;�I ''} � � l �J` � I.�.{�`� �;l ) � Ann Slate, � " `1(, b 'v v � j i - I � Youth Sports Association ��.�.• � ' ' ! � � '"!•� ;/ � 1 V'(�%.� �` . ��. "(n ; .� ,^ . , �� ,�.L..� �� v� I� Mary �erdin� i�E�*• -�:`1 I �� ••� � l l i`t" � � �- Verdin Marketin lnk ��'�;�'� � � , ;� '� � i � � g (,: �;;` i /� ., � , y,. / �, ;i �� ` � ; i : '1'`. .0� 1 � � ��/�li��/ l� G ��' � %v Patricia Wilmore, ��,i 1 l„�!�'. � ��:. .� San lurs Obispo C. ��i ,�v I I �i�� ! - Chnmber ojContmerce a.,••i j �'� �•I �i."I,;� :. .i ,�1F�� ,W I'l r , l Citv of San Luis 06i.rpo Staff r 1�` ..-�� r�{ � r,. 1� " �� + j •- J i ,/ / ( :-�"�� - �'.,(� i/�L �,a' �"��,'`G�. � ;�: ,� ►, , �S�`N LUIsO `� �� :� , �a _.:� �f c~ ,` �o �€�56 z�f�'Jl�S: �bDQ�6 Q �� UjCEN'r�' Sesquicentennia/ Steering Committee September 5, 2006 Kendi Root, Chair; Cn!Poly Recreation Admrnistrqtion Jim Brabeck, Farm Supply Former Mayor Allen Settle Deborah Cash, 1244 Drake Circle Snn Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 Downtox�n Association Ron Clarke, Dear Former Mayor Settle: Snn Luis OGispo Historica!Sociery As you know, the City's Sesquicentennial will be celebrated at the Fanners' Katrtn Colamarino, Market on Thursday, October 12`h, at 6:30 p.m. Cuesta Mnsrer Chorale oonna Lew�s, The Sesquicentennial Steering Committee would like to acknowledge as Chamber ojCommerce Board Member many of the City's former Mayors on October 12`h and we are hoping that you will be able to join us. If your calendar is clear and you are able to be there, Shelley McConnell, lease contact.Audre Hoo er b tele hone at 781-7104 or e-mail at San Luis Obispo Arts Counci! p y p y p ahooper(�a,slocitv.org. She will provide you with information regarding the June Mclvor, th Sinsheimer,Schielbelhut&Baggett Program and the specific location of the October 12 event as the date I'�� /' /f 9'�. ✓ drawers near. �. Pat O'Daniels, n� _ ,�r+ San Luis Obispo Historical Society f �y �� We look forward to hearing from you. Q ��j Steve Owens, / � / ��" � SanLuisJourna! incerely, � ,,,_--"• �� ,�� ,��J" Ol��, � Bill Fyper, / ' 1�� Snn Luis Obispo Rnilrond Museum :L��/�j l `` i' Prerre Rademaker, endi Root, Chair Chnmber ojCommerce S squicentennial Steering Committee Board Member, Rademaker Design - � Ken Schwartz, � �". ,� ' �`� + l I..�t �� 6 t l � ``' �'t � 1/'��7 Former Mayor nrt d Counci lmnn i � � " i� � � .�'' �` ��'� `'� ��-�� City o j San Luis O bispo i , r, �� , �� /" � ., ;,��✓�G, ; < < l.J Ann Slate, ` � 1 � �� l.C/r� Youth Spons Association � ` (,• �, ��' �� ( �. :�� ;�} � - I �i . , �z ,, �� . ;1(. �;� �- � 1 ;. �J1 l I �� Mary Verdin. • G �"� �; ' 1 �: ��.•..� ��'r�`� �� Verdin Mnrketing/rtk I � L V� � � � � � � �� `�;' �` ' I �t. �.�-.,I, � Patricia Wilmore. A l t ; ' �� • , b � -" r k y _= � 1 �� t ) San Luis Obispo , I' .��% ; l,� � � - , " `� i i i ,/� �.� _.. Chamber ojCommerce 1 �/��; : �l:�.'% - 1� 1ti�� ; City ojSan Lurs Obispo Sta�" �. ; - , - G, y� . . � L ynn Cooper City of San Luis Obispo Former Ma yor 1979- 1981 Melanie �illig City of San Luis Obispo Former Mayor 1981- 1983 � 1983- 1985 .� Peg Pinard City of San Luis Obispo Former Mayor 1992- 1994 : Ken Sch wartz City of San Luis Obispo Former Mayor 1969- 1971 & 1971 - 1973 1973- 1975 & 1975- 1977 - 1977- 1979 : Allen �ettle City of San Luis Obispo Former 1Vlayor 1994 - 1996 & 1996 - 1998 1998 -2000 & 2000 - 2002 . _.._...... .... ......_..... ..._.._......_...............�_._____.._._........�.._—_...._...—_ ...._..__—�......_�_._..._�_.__._......----......�......_____..—._.._._...----._...__—__..._---................_......._____.._............. .. :B?tsy Kis?r- RE_City's 150th Bday,_Sesg�!+�entennial Committee . ._,-� _ __ _ _ _ _.Page,1_; From: "Lewis, Donna-CA" <Donna.LewisC�3gmacm.com> O To: "Connie Pearce" <connieC�madonnainn.com> Date: 7/25/06 10:34AM Subject: RE: City's 150th Bday, Sesquicentennial Committee Connie, � WOW! Thank you so much for responding to our request so quickly and in such a generous way! I will forward your email on to Betsy Kiser at the City, Deborah Cash with the Downtown Association and June Mclvor who works with me on the committee. We so appreciate your help on this and will be in contact with you regarding specifics as they date draws near. We will be meeting again in August (I won't be at that meeting as I will be on vacation) and should have more information for you at that time. Thanks again! Donna Lewis Loan Officer GMAC Mortgage 560B Higuera Street San Luis Obispo CA 93401 (805) 543-2727, ext 422 (800) 945-2727, ezt 422 (805) 547-3894, fax (805)235-0463, cell _ "*•*"**•**''''"''""`**"*'*'•" Internet E-mail Confidentiality ...,,,.,,�...#....,..**,,...«t= � The information contained in this communication is the property of GMAC Residential Holding Corp. and/or its subsidiaries and contains confidential and privileged proprietary information intended only for ' the personal and confidential use of the individual or entity to whom it is addressed. If you are not the addressee indicated in this message (or an agent responsible for delivery of the message to such person), you are hereby notified that you have received this communication in error and that any review, dissemination, copying or unauthorized use of this message is strictly prohibited. In such case, you should destroy this message and kindly notify the sender by reply e-mail. From: Connie Pearce[mailto:connieC�madonnainn.com] Sent: Tuesday,July 25, 2006 9:10 AM To: Lewis, Donna-GA Cc: Susie Kelly Subject: RE: City's 150th Bday, Sesquicentennial Committee. GHi Donna, ------.._�.........___....a......____._,._....__..__._.._.__.... _�_......�____.....��..__..��.._.___...._---...._.---........_______.._.......__�_. ._—.._.._....__�........_�_.__.....-- .._..._..__._._ ;.Betsy_Kiser_-.RE: City's_150th.Bday,_Sesguicentennial Committee _ _ ,, _ ____ _ Page 2 We'd be happy to donate the cakes for the event. We'll need to get more � specific as the event draws near. We're thinking for 1000 people-that 10 to 12 sheet cakes will work. We could do a"circus cake"for photo � ops if you'd like- however they are not as easy to cut quickly for the crowd of people that may show. If you plan to do photos with the city Mayor, etc- I suggest a three tier circus (sort of like a wedding cake) � with a big banner that says something like"Happy 150th Birthday San Luis Obispo". Then at the photo session -the Mayor or?would cut the cake like they do in weddings. You get the picture... So I'm including Susie Kelly on this -as she'll be involved with coordinating the cake order. Let me know if you will be supplying the plates and forks. We can supply the napkins if you'd like. We can also , do a similar set up like at the Amgen event-where we set up our booth -tent,tables and organize the crew for cutting the cake. Just let me know what, when and where. . Thanks, C. � From: Lewis, Donna- CA [mailto:Donna.LewisC�gmacm.com] Sent: Mon 7/24/2006 2:48 PM To: Connie Pearce Subject: RE: City's 150th Bday, Sesquicentennial Committee O Connie: I checked in with a couple of people on the committee and the consensus is that a very large sheet cake would be easiest to cut and hand out. We will probably hand out on paper plates with fork. Not sure what a circus cake is but it sounds fun and elaborate...maybe we could have a fancier cake for display purposes and super simple sheet cake to hand out. Deborah Cash thinks it will be very busy with lots of kids/families because of the firefighters, etc. so she threw out"cake for 1000"which sounds like way too much to ask from you guys. I think , anything you are willing to do to help us out would be super appreciated. Let us know when you've had a chance to better assess things. Donna Lewis Loan Officer GMAC Mortgage 560B Higuera Street San Luis Obispo CA 93401 (805) 543-2727, ext 422 (800) 945-2727, ext 422 (805) 547-3894,fax (805) 235-0463, cell O ""*""""""'*"'""""*"'"""**`* Internet E-mail Confidentiality .............................................._............_....._...__.....__. .__.,.._..... . .................: .._. ...._....,.._......... ................_.._.......................................---...........� ,..... _._._....�___....,..�....___.._.._.,....�._.��_.....�__.�._._.__........_. ;Betsy Kiser_RE; City's_150th_Bday,_Sesq��centennial_Committee ,,_ __ _ . _ . __Page 3 ..,..,,..*.......,.,.*,.*,..*,..* G The information contained in this communication is the property of GMAC Residential Holding Corp. and/or its subsidiaries and contains confidential and privileged proprietary information intended only for the personal and confidential use of the individual or entity to whom it is addressed. If you are not the addressee indicated in this message (or an agent responsible for delivery of the message to such person), you are hereby notified that you have received this communication in error and that any review, dissemination, copying or unauthorized use of this message is strictly prohibited. In such case, you should destroy this message and kindly notify the sender by reply e-mail. From: Connie Pearce[mailto:connieC�madonnainn.com] Sent: Monday,July 24, 2006 1:55 PM To: Lewis, Donna- CA Subject: RE: City's 150th Bday, Sesquicentennial Committee Hi Donna, I'm checking into the availability of funds to go toward having a cake � for the event. To help us better-could you give me an estimate of how �'� much cake you would need. Would it be sheet cakes or a"circus"cake like we have done in the past. Sheet cakes are easier to cut and quicker to hand out. Could this be on plates or napkins. Assume something like the Amgen cake give away would be the way we'd want to go. Would that work out? Again- I'm checking with my office-and if you have time to answer these questions, I'll do my best to have an answer back to you by the end of the week. C. And- NO! I'm not ready for 115 degree weather. I can barely stand the heat in the barn as it is. I miss air conditioning. Don't even have it at the office. This message (including any attachments)contains confidential information intended for a specific individual and purpose, and is protected by law. If you are not the intended recipient, you should . delete this message. Any disclosure, copying, or distribution of this O message, or the taking of any action based on it, is strictly prohibited. —._...__._...._... ..—..._-_._.--�---�-�-- ._.___.............__._._._..__......._._..... .. _................_..........._............_....__._- ----=:,_._—_._._.._....__._........__._.......-----..................._..__............._............_._.... �;Betsy Kiser-RE: City's_150th Bday,_Sesquicentennial Committee ____ ._,_ _ ._ _ ., _______Page 4 _ ....... .. . , ....._ __.. � �. C� From: Lewis, Donna- CA[mailto:Donna.LewisC�gmacm.com] Sent: Monday,July 24,200612:52 PM To: Connie Pearce Cc:June Mclvor; Deborah Cash; Betsy Kiser Subject: City's 150th Bday, Sesquicentennial Committee Connie: I am on the Sesquicentennial Committee for the City(acting on behalf of the Chamber) and we are currently planning a celebration of the City's. 15th BDay. Originally we were planning a special event in Mission Plaza but have since decided to scale down a bit and have the celebration on Chorro at Farmer's Market on October 12th. The City's committee virtually has no budget and we've so far scraped together funds for the production of banners to be installed downtown which will have the sesquicentennial logo on them. In addition the committee has been working to enlighten the public about the city's BDay and has encourage other organizations to use the Sesquicentennial logo and theme at their events throughout the year. At our last committee meeting, we were discussing what all we would do at the celebration in October and all agreed that serving BDay cake to o the public would be fun and appropriate. This leads me to why I am emailing you...would Madonna Inn consider donating a cake for this purpose? Or at the very least, would you consider giving us a really good deal on one or more and perhaps we can find a business to sponsor the purchase? You guys do so much for the community and we so appreciate your donation to the firefighters who are currently using a garage for restoration of the Seagrave...the firefighters are hoping to have the Seagrave restored for this event so that it can be on display that same night as iYs Fire Prevention Week as well. I can fill you in more on what we are planning that night if you like. Can you get back to me and let me know your thoughts on this as soon as you have the chance? Thanks so much and hope you are staying cool...can't wait for that 115 degree heat at the fair! :) � Donna Lewis Loan Officer GMAC Mortgage 560B Higuera Street San Luis Obispo CA 93401 (805) 543-2727, ext 422 (800) 945-2727, ext 422 (805) 547-3894,fax (805) 235-0463, cell ""'«""""*"""""""'"'" Intemet E-mail Confidentiality O ........................... __.... .. .._._..... .�..........._.__.....�....__.__.....�.�_.. .....__.��._...______..�._.______.._._.�_..�_......----...__.._.._....�._..__�.__—.........___......._.___...---__......................._.... .._.__..............._....._ . .... �Betsy__Kiser_- RE_City's_150th_Bday,,_Sesa��centennial Committee___..___ _ _ _ . , �—. _ _ _ __Page 5_ _ ...... . _ ........ �. � � O The information contained in this communication is the property of GMAC Residential Holding Corp. and/or its subsidiaries and contains confidential and privileged proprietary information intended only for the personal and confidential use of the individual or entity to whom it - is addressed. If you are not the addressee indicated in this message (or an agent responsible for delivery of the message to such person), you are hereby notified that you have received this communication in error and that any review, dissemination, copying or unauthorized use of this message is strictly prohibited. In such case, you should destroy this message and kindly notify the sender by reply e-mail. CC: "June Mclvor" <JMclvorC�sjlmlaw.com>; "Deborah Cash" <dcashC�downtownslo.com>, "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org> � O O _ . .....:.............__........................_...._.._:......__............ .._:....... _.._........................_.._.................._.. . . . .................. ............. ............................. ...... ..... I:Betsy_Kis�r- Re: FW:N.S.G;W._Dedicatio� Plague--.----._----._._.---------._.. -----..___. Page_1_;. � �-._......_..-----�-- -----........------—---...._..... ...---____._-- From: Betsy Kiser To: Mcivor,June Subject: Re: FVV: N.S.G.W. Dedication Plaque I will be there and will see that Manny gets introduced. The problem is...if he is not there, I really don't know much about what their plaques are, and what they like to include on them in order for them to make the donatation. I guess we will wing it. »> "June Mclvor" <JMclvorC�sjlmlaw.com>06/14/06 10:48AM »> Betsy, will you be at the meeting this week? I can't make it but it looks like Manny Silva of the Native Sons of the Golden West can come and talk to the group about the wording for the dedication plaque. Their plan would be to have the plaque made and present it to the city; it would be up to the city to decide where to put it and install it. The group may want to discuss whether we are interested in the plaque on those terms. Personally, I would like to know how much installation would cost for the city-I might be able to solicit a contribution or two to make it happen. Sincerely, June O un R. M J e clvor Sinsheimer Juhnke Lebens & Mclvor, LLP HiJune, I think I might be able to make it. I am supposed to appear on a preliminary hearing tomorrow at 10 Am and that puts me right in the neighborhood. My testimony should not take too long. Go ahead and put me down. There is the slight chance I won't make it if the court trails the case or one of the Judges is sick and they have too many matters to hear, but lets go for it anyway and see what happens! Manny � _.__.._......................_._......_.._.._.. .....__._........ ..._._._......................._._.._...__.._...._.....-----.._._..__.,_....�.----..._....__.._... ...._.—.__......___... ......._.... . ._............._... ......_........ ....... .............._.... .. _Bets�i�r_-_Re: F11V:N.S.G.W: Dedicatio� Plaque ----- ._._..._..____..__.._.—___...._. _,..__.____ __... ...._ _. ...____Page2; C From: June Mclvor Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 9:36 PM To: ViQilante1858C�aol.com Subject: RE: N.S.G.W. Dedication Plaque Manny, it would be great if you could come to a meeting. The next meeting is this Thursday at noon in the council hearing room at SLO City Hall. I won't be there this month but if you can make it, I would make sure that you were on the agenda. IYs a pretty informal group so it would be a great opportunity. Let me know if that date works for you. June From: Viqilante1858@aol.com fmailto:Viqilante1858C�aol.coml Sent:Tue 6/13/2006 9:19 PM To:June Mclvor Subject: N.S.G.W. Dedication Plaque Hi June, Okay, at tonighYs Parlor meeting I was assigned to coordinate with the S.L.O. Sesquicentennial Committee and craft the wording for the N.S.G.W. dedication plaque.They want it fairly quickly so they can arrange to have it cast. Do you want me to come to a meeting and we can develop the words with your group? Lemme know! Thanks, Manny Silva, Chairman Historical Preservation Committee Parlor#290, San Luis Obispo Native Sons of the Golden West O _...__._.........�...._..__._._...__......._�_.._._-___......_.._....__....... ......._�._...._................._._.............................__..._...._...�......................_..__._...........----..�.._........_.._......�......._.._...._..._._..:.._..__.,._.__..._—_.._.............__.._..............._..__.. 'Bets�Kis:r- FW: Native Sons/Rancho Ninomo Heritage Day_Slideshow _ - _ __ _ Page_1 : From: "June Mclvor" <JMclvor�sjlmlaw.com> (�� To: <bkiserC�slocity.org> u"� Date: 6/14/06 1 1 27AM Subject: FW: Native Sons/Rancho Nipomo Heritage Day Slideshow Betsy, more info on the plaque. This email predates the other ones from Manny. June June R. Mclvor Sinsheimer Juhnke Lebens & Mclvor, LLP From: Vigilante1858C�3aol.com [mailto:Vigilante1858C�aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 10:09 AM To: June Mclvor Subject: Re: Native Sons/Rancho Nipomo Heritage Day Slideshow Hi June, I don't think we would pay for installation of a plaque. I think that would be up to the city. My understanding is that the Parlor pays for half the cost of the plaque [$300.00] and NSGW pays the other half. They send dignitaries from H.Q. to present the dedication. The person to query is our Past Parlor President, Sid Marques. He is an old hand at this and can better fill you in. Plus, he just went to Grand Parlor at Tahoe last week and was going to discuss this plaque idea with them, so he should know more. You can reach him at 543-5460. Let me know if I can do anything else for you. Regards, � Manny O - o ��►�►��i,��►� mEmo �anc�um city o�san tuis osispo, paRks ana aEcuEat�on aEpautmEnt TO: Department Heads FROM: Christine Wallace, Special Event Coordinator SUBJECT: 2006 Banner Permit Applications Attached is a Banner Permit Application for 2006. Applications are sent out annually to allow advertisement of any special event that may be sponsored by your department. Please forward to the appropriate person within your department and retum to Parks and Recreation no later than November 7,2005. Applications will be processed in the order in which they are received. Please note that banners may only advertise special events that occur on pubic property (i.e. the Mission Plaza, City parks, the Veterans Hall, and Cal Poly.) If you have any questions, please call me at 781-7303. !:�8annenlMemo ro Deparrmeu Headr P4.doc City of San Luis Obispo �� Parks & Recreation Department �r B.A►N�R PER�1/IIT AFPLIGATI�OI�fi�� . Please submit the completed Banner Permit Application and fee to the Parks & Recreation Department, 1341 Nipomo, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 no later than two weeks prior to the requested install date. Upon approval, a Sanner Permit will be issued and mailed to the Permittee. The Banner Permit Fee is $153.00. If you have any questions,please call (805) 781-7222. PERMITTEE: ADDRESS: CONfACT PERSON: PHONE: ( ) EVENT• EVENT DATE: ANNEK LOCATION (check one) : ( ) ' ra Street ( )Marsh Str�ee INSTALL DATE: (Monday) REMOVE DATE: (Monday) BANNER W4RDING {letbe ' shall not be Iess than 6"in he' t) LWE#1: LIlVE#2: L1NE#3: LINE#4: The City of San Luis Obispo Public Works Deparhnent will insta.11 and remove the banner. All banners must be delivered to the City's Corporation Yard, 25 Prado Road, at least two working da.ys prior to the installation date. Banners which are not delivered on time ma.v not be installed. All banners must be picked up from the City's Corporation no later than two working days following the removal da.te. Banners not picked up on time will be stored for a period not exceedi�g 30 days at a rate of$5.00 per day;ai�er 30 days,the banner will be disposed of. SIGNATURE: DATE: PRIlVT NAME: • �,. o`�S�LUIs�� _= �� c� � o ��5� c� �� s �� n�,�� UjCEN'�� Sesquicentennia! Steering Committee April 19, 2006 Kendi Root, Chair; Ca!Poly Recreation Administration Kevin Moon Jim Braebeck, Mission Community Bank Farm Supply Deborah Cash, RE: Banner Proposal San Luis Obispo Downtown Association Dear Kevin: Ron Clarke, San Luis Obispo HistoricalSociery �is year, San Luis Obispo is celebrating the sesquicentennial (150 year) anniversary of its incorporation as a City. A steering committee of local Katrin Colamarino, citizens has been formed to organize a ten month long celebration Cuesta Master Chorale � commemorating the event, culminaring in a grand finale in Mission Plaza on Donna Lewis, OCtober 21, 2006. Chamber of Commerce Board Member The committee is seeking sponsorship for a banner project. Banners Shelley McConnell, reco zin the ses uicentennial annivers will be rinted and hun from San Luis Obispo Arts Counci! � g Q � p g 35 street locations in the City's downtown area. The banners will be on �""e`�"r`'t"°', display from August through the finale event in October. The cost for this Sinsheimer,Schielbelhu!&Baggett project is $7000.00. PG&E has agreed to provide $2500.00 for this display Par o'Daniels, and we are seeking the remaining funds from local,hometown businesses San Luis Obispo Historica/Society with a vested interest in our community. Although City policy prevents the Steve Owens, names of donors from being displayed on the banners, recognition of all San Luis Journa! donations will be incorporated into the grand finale. Bil1 Pyper, San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum If Mission Community Bank would be interested in being part of this project, Pierre Rademaker, please contact April Richardson at 805-781-7123. Chamber of Commerce Board Member, R�e„�x�,oes�g„ Thank you for your consideration. Ken Schwartz, Former Mayor and Councilman Sincerely, City ofSan Luis Obispo Ann Slate, Youth Sports Association Kendi Root, Chair Mary Yerdin, Sesquicentennial Steering Committee Verdin Marketing Ink Patricia Wilmore, San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce City of San Luis Obispo Stafj" _. ...... .........._............... ... _.._.�_.._...........__...-------._._.... -----__...__-__.._.._............_.........................__....�.�.....,------�_..._......_..._...__.._.._....__........,-----......_.... .�...._...._____._....�_.__._....._.......... .... Betsy_Kiser-SLOARO.Sesquicentennial P'.-+s _�_._---_ __ .. _ _.____�_______._.._..._ ��_------.- -.-- Pa9e 1 _, .� ; � i O From: "Lisa Smith" <IsmithC�slorealtors.org> To: <BKiserC�3slocity.org> Date: 3/29/06 4:39PM Subject: SLOARO Sesquicentennial Plans Hi Betsy...l thought I'd drop you a quick email and bring you up to date on our latest news. We'll be kicking off our event with our association on April 24th...which is a Monday. Which basically means we'll be delivering the pedal truck fire engines to the various banks where they'll be on display, along with the tickets and the ticket collection jars. On April 25th, at our MLS Marketing Meeting,the Fire Dept. will be joining us and promoting the Save the Seagrave fundraiser and we'll begin sales of raffle tickets to our association members.We want to have our members and the banks educated about the event so that when May rolls around...our membership will be on top of it.Around this same time...flyer distribution will begin. We'll have flyers in our newsletter...and being distributed around town. We are on a waiting list for a soapbox spot for the April 27 Good Morning SLO Breakfast. May 1 we will begin massive sales "encouragemenY'...throughout the banks and with our volunteer sales people...and going on throughout the month of May. As we could only obtain one day per quarter to sell raffle tickets downtown at Farmer's Market...we have chosen May 18th to do this. We'll have our banner, a table, one of the cars (the fancy one!), a large poster describing the event, tickets for sale, etc. As we'll be positioned with the firemen on Chorro/Higuera...they will be helping us sell tickets! On June 1, 2006 we'll hold the drawing for the 7 pedal cars. Hopefully we'll have some local dignitaries on hand for the drawing.Around the first of � May...l will prepare a letter to send to the Mayor, and anyone else that you think would be a good choice to have on hand...requesting their presence...and possibly picking the winning tickets???? We are so grateful for the support of the Committee's public relations machine! Donna Lewis has kept us informed and has been a valuable asset to us...as I'm sure she has been to you! In closing...if there is anything else you need...please do not hesitate to contact me...We are very excited about the project...and eager to get it under way! Thanks Betsy! Sincerely, Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORSO Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC�slorealtors.org <mailto:IsmithC�slorealtors.org> Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORS� Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 O 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 _._....._._._.._._......... ...... ._.......---------._........ ........_._.....__...__.._._.._................_....._.�---__...._...---_..__.�_._._.__....____.........-----�-�—--- .._... .... ...-----............. ..........._....___.._......._... 'Betsy Kiser-.SLOARO_Sesquicentennial P' `�s ___ Page 2' ___...... __...._....._.__---_._.�......................__.._. .._.__..._...._�,�.,.._..............---- . - r � '� � -- --......................__..._.... _.___ l 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC�slorealtors.org <mailto:IsmithC�sloreaitors.org> CC: "Donna Lewis" <donna.lewis(�gmacm.com> � O :---.._ ...._...................._.._................._......_......._.................. .. ._..._.....____......_.._�......____.._.........._.—_..... _ ---__.--- ...�..._.......�__. _....--- . Betsy Kiser-would like to help.._. .----.._�..� __....._.._... __._.. ......_ ... ...-�--- .. .----.._. � . . . . Pa9e.�-: From: "Academy Travei" <atc C�itravelconsultants.com> GTo: "Academy Travel" <atc C�itravelconsultants.com> Date: 3/21/06 2:39PM Subject: would like to help I would like to help with the 150 Sesquicentennial (can't say it and can barely spell it!) Can you let me know when your meetings are. Dianne Tuttle Academy Cruises &Tours � "Leaders in Vacation Business" located "In the Creamery" downtown SLO Passport required for any travel outside US in 2007 570 Higuera St. Suite 195 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-781-2630-voice 805-781-3299=fax www.iTravelConsultants.com Listen to my new internet talk radio show! Owww.voiceamerica.com U � .. . ._.......... ........................... .. ............. . .............................._......... .... Betsy Kiser- Related_Issue-Commemorat�� 8anners fo�Sesquicentennial.... , Page 1 _ ..... .. . ��: .. . • From: "Katrin Colamarino" <KatrinCC�NicholasConsulting.net> To: "'Betsy Kiser"' <BKiserC�slocity.org> Date: 3/8/06 9:35PM Subject: Related Issue-Commemorative Banners for Sesquicentennial.... Hi Betsy,June and Shelley, Betsy. I know you were following up with Debra Cash on the price for[two or three banners]given that PG&E told you they would contribute only $3000. Any more information from Debra??? I will be in LA next week and not at the meeting. Just trying to help close the Ioop.Thanks Betsy for all your help on this one. Thanks, Katrin From: Pat O'D [mailto:ratlineC�charter.net] O Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 2:27 PM To: June Mclvor Cc: Cecelia Paredes; printpalC�aol.com; dkriegerC�3calpoly.edu; krootC�calpoly.edu; kschwart�calpoly.edu; adoberealtyC�charter.net; annslate(�charter.net; dcashC�downtownslo.com;jwbC�farmsupplycompany.com; slojournalC�lfix.net; donna.lewisC�gmacm.com; slochsC�3kcbx.net; KatrinCC�nicholasconsulting.net; prC�3rademakerdesign.com; wjpyper@sbcglobal.net; pwilmoreC�slochamber.org; maryC�verdinmarketing.com; Ashley Blake; Audrey Hooper; Betsy Kiser; Christine Wallace; Kim Walker; Molly Brown; Patty Thompson; Shelly Stanwyck Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial Website June and SLO Sesquicentennial committee: The historical society is now working with Garret Matsuura, a Cal Poly alum who owns ArclightMedia. http://www.arclightmedia.com/ We have come up with this sIo150.com "under construction"website.Take a look and see if we have the the right Sesquicentennial contacts in place. • More content and photos will follow, including a messageboard. The Legacy _.._.._........__........_......_....._..._._._......_........................._...................... .. .........................._......_......_.........._._._........__. ...._..._.___._........_.._..... ..............---....._...... ..._._........__�............ ... ..__..__._.........._..._...._........_......._._......... Betsy_Kiser;_Related Issue-Commemorat�•-� Banners for Sesguicentennial..;�.__ ._^ Page 2 � �� ,, : projects will be under the "Projects" link. (Dan Krieger: Is it possible to Glink selected "Times Past`'columns from the Tribune?) This should be up and running by our next meeting, Thursday, March 16, 2006. You can then link it with your city website. Comments are welcome, Pat O'Daniels SLO County Historical Society Ron and Pat- We're getting closer:..you can preview what's completed here: � http://www.slo150.com/phpdev/index.php I can add a link to a printable version of each of the articles if you'd like-that depends on the copyright permissions we have from the author- let me know if that is ok to do and I'll add that in. Ron -When I get the project information from you, I'll add that to the projects page. Pat- I'll be adding in the pictures to the different articles....if you come across any others that would fit better, please feel free to send those over. The next step is the integration of the photo capabilities...l'll keep you posted on that, but as we discussed, the photo page does not have to be live when we launch. GLet me know what you think! ............. . ...._._............_................................------�---.......,__._......__....._..._....�......�......_._........................ .._._..._...........�._,._..�..___._.�_.......__.. . ........ .............._..,. ._.............�................��....._................_:.._... .._....................... Betsy Kiser� Related Issue_Commemorat�• � 6anners for Sesguicentennial..�,_ , _ �-� Page 3: � ; O Thanks, � Garret CC: "'June Mclvor"'<JuneC�3ssblaw.com>, <PrintpalC�aol.com> � O _............ ........._...._...�._.._..._____.._,._�.._...._.........._.._._............._....._........._........_......�...�.._.......�_..__---._._._...---._.............._______.... .._......,.. _......._..........._....................._.....................�._.....__....._..._......._.........__........._........................... Betsy Kiser__Re: Sesquicentennial Websi'� Pa e 1 ---__...._.._ . ..._. . ._..__....__'�..--�-------- ._..._,_.._.__.._. .. __. n.. .._.._... __...... ..-------.__.---... ..__ .. 9.. . �. ; J From: "Pat O'D" <ratlineC�charter.net> G , T6: June Mclvor<JuneC�ssblaw.com> � Daie: 3/8/06 2:27PM Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial Website June and SLO Sesquicentennial committee: The historical society is now working with Garret Matsuura, a Cal Poly alum who owns ArclightMedia. http://www.arclightmedia.com/ We have come up with this sIo150.com "under construction"website. Take a look and see if we have the the right Sesquicentennial contacts in place. More content and photos will follow, including a messageboard. The Legacy projects will be under the "Projects" link. (Dan Krieger: Is it possible to link selected `'Times Past"columns from the Tribune?) This should be up and running by our next meeting,Thursday, March 16, 2006. You can then link it with your city website. Comments are welcome, Pat O'Daniels SLO County Historical Society Ron and Pat- OWe're getting closer...you can preview what's completed here: http://www.slo 150.com/phpdev�ndex.ph p I can add a link to a printable version of each of the articles if you'd like-that depends on the copyright permissions we have from the author- let me know if that is ok to do and I'll add that in. Ron -When I get the project information from you, I'll add that to the projects page. Pat- I'll be adding in the pictures to the different articles....if you come across any others that would fit better, please feel free to send those over. The next step is the integration of the photo capabilities...l'll keep you posted on that, but as we discussed,the photo page does not have to be live when we launch. Let me know what you think! Thanks, Garret 0 ,............ ................. .. ....................._. .....�._.__.... _._......._..................... ......................_... ... _.. . ......... ......... . .. ,.Betsy Kiser-Re:_Sesguicentennial_Webs�•- ,_.__._____�_.___�_____.,.----._. _T� .___._._.__..___ �__.._..,_..�._....Pa9e?. ; `U _i � c� CC: "Cecelia Paredes"<CParedesC�slocity.org>, <printpal�aol.com>, <dkriegerC�lcalpoly.edu>, <kroot@calpoly.edu>, <kschwartCcalpoly.edu>, <adoberealtyC�charter.net>, <annslateC�charter.net>, <dcashC�downtownslo.com>, <jwbCfarmsupplycompany.com>, <slojournalC�fix.net>, <donna.lewisC�gmacm.com>, <slochsC�kcbx.net>, <KatrinCC�NicholasConsulting.net>, <prC�rademakerdesign.com>, <wjpyperC�sbcglobal.net>, <pwilmore(�slochamber.org>, <maryC�verdinmarketing.com>, "Ashley Blake" <ABIakeC�slocity.org>, "Audrey Hooper" <AHooperC�slocity.org>, "Betsy Kiser"<BKiserC�slocity.org>, "Christine Wallace" <CWALLACEC�slocity.org>, "Kim Walker" <KWalkerC�slocity.org>, "Molly Brown" <MbrownC�slocity.org>, "PattyThompson" <PThompsoC�slocity.org>, "Shelly Stanwyck" <SstanwycC�slocity.org> G� 0 ....._._.........�.....__........_......... . ....._....._.._...�............__. _........_..._..._..._..---..._........_.«.�._..........._......,.....�........._............_...�.__...__-----____._�_......_..—�-------..._.—._......._. _ ._._. ______, �Betsy Kiser-Sesq_uicentennial Display_in.*`�City Hall Rotunda _�.._._______ �-� _____ . Page 1_; � _ U From: Barbara Ehrbar � To: Blake, Ashley; Brown, Molly; Disimone, Katie; Fitzgerald, Linda; Girvin,Tim; Hooper, � Audrey; Irons, Monica; Kiser, Betsy; Prows, Claudia; Takagi , Paul; TOLSON, LARRY; Tregenza, Ardith; Walker, Kim Date: 3/3/06 11:09AM Subject: Sesquicentennial Display in the City Hall Rotunda As you may know, as part of the Sesquicentennial celebration,the display case in the City Hall rotunda will be decorated to tie in with the Sesquicentennial theme. Each department will be responsible for decorating the case. Our NMA chapter has been asked to cooridate the scheduling of the displays. Each display will be showcased for approximately 6 weeks. Parks and Recreation has volunteered to take the first segment and should have their display in place by next week. • The schedule for the rest of the year is as follows: April 1 st- Police Department May 15th - Finance/Utilities July 1 st-Administration/City Clerk August 15t1i - Fire Department October 1st- Community DevelopmenUPublic Woiks November 15th - Human Resources/City Attorney If you have any questions, please contact me, Rich Ogden or Audrey Hooper. v CC: Ogden, Rich O ... ..... ...._........ ..._...._...__................:.......... . .......................:..._..__......_......... . .... ................�....._.. .. ....:................ ...... _Betsy Kiser- SLO 150th Banners Pa e 1 ; -----._ __.M.._. ._. ._..._.___.___..._. _�.. ._.._ _...___..�.._.......�.n.__.�..___.._._.._._ . _.._.__.._�_..... 9._..... From: "Katrin Colamarino" <KatrinCC�NicholasConsulting.net> GTo: "'Betsy Kiser"' <BKiserC�3slocity.org> Date: 3/1/06 11:54AM Subject: SLO 150th Banners Hi Betsy, I know that Shelley McConnell has been talking with June and wants to present information about her company supplying those banners for the 150th celebration. Have you had any conversations about the monies needed from PG&E? I heard at the last Steering Committee meeting that was key I know Debra Cash did research on this. Should Shelley call you as well? Her company makes fine products.Thanks in advance for all your efforts. Katrin Colamarino, Board Member Cuesta Master Chorale and Orincipal, Nicholas Consulting Company Strategic Consulting and Development for Non Profits and General Business Consulting 8231 Los Osos Road Atascadero,Ca. 93422 -- <mailto:katrincC�nicholasconsulting.net> katrincC�nicholasconsulting.net 286-7480 � � ....._.......-----.....---...__.. ................_..__......_.__.�..._.. _.....:--._�....._._......_._..._..................................�......_._...,,..._......_._........ ......... .... ._..._._.............................. ._..�....,_.._.......__..___......._......................._.._._.�...._......__......_...................._._. �Betsy Kiser_- RE: Sesquicentennial Logo . . �, _.. _ ...._. Page 1 I ` � Y From: "Lisa Smith" <IsmithC�slorealtors.org> To: � '`Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org> Date: 3h/06 10:56AM Subject: RE: Sesquicentennial Logo Thanks Betsy...we're having another meeting today to fast track the event. Hopefully we'll have a day selected (today..or really soon!) and I'll get that to you. Donna Lewis is on our team...so one way or another...we'll get all the info to you! This will be a lot of fun...especially since the fire fighters are behind us...and we can already visualize this wonderful piece of automated history rolling down the streets of our fair city in future parades! Keep your fingers crossed and we'll keep you posted! Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORSO Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX Ismith�slorealtors.org <mailto:lsmithC�slorealtors.org> -----Original Message----- From: Betsy Kiser[mailto:BKiserC�?slocity.org] Sent:W ednesday, March 01, 2006 8:41 AM __ To: IsmithC�slorealtors.org ( `; Cc: krootC�calpoly.edu; Audrey Hooper; Ken Hampian; Shelly Staninryck; � JuneC�ssblaw.com Subject: RE: Sesquicentennial Logo Dear Lisa, What a great idea! I'm excited just reading your note. Your enthusiasm comes through Ioud and clear. As soon as you know the day of the drawing and the circumstances, please let me know and I will work on scheduling the Mayor or other dignitary to help out. Again,thank you (and slo realtors)for your participation in the Sesquicentennial Celebration. Betsy Kiser Principal Administrative Analyst City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805)781-7151 bkiserC�slocity.org »> "Lisa Smith" <IsmithC�3slorealtors.org>02/28/06 0329PM »> Hi Betsy...As you probably know the San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORS chose O the month of May as their theme month. We first thought that we'd do a home ....._... .... ...................:.._...._.......... ---...:.._..............._................_..._........_............_.._.,....__....._.. . .................._.---... _._ ..............._......................................_...._......................-�---...�----.._...___.__._._...----._._.........._...�_..----......,.___..... ;Betsy Kiser-_RE;Sesguicentennial_Logo ______ ____._._ ____ Page.2 -------T'•--- - ------- ...... _._..__.._ ._.. ..__�_____.. � � . ��: i tour...and up until about 2 weeks ago...we were gung ho on the idea. ;� Then...we were barraged with the fact that there were 3-4 home tours `U happening in and around April/May.That was a little too saturated for us. We really want this to be a success for the city...to be meaningful. So...l called the historical society and spoke with Ron Clarke. Ron told me that the fire dept.was restoring a 1920's Seagrave Fire Engine and needed some help fundraising. Well, at first that didn't seem like it would have much of an impact...until we put our thinking caps on. So...we will be fundraising for the Seagrave...and so far we are pretty excited about our "method". Yesterday I purchase 6 retro pedal car fire engines...5 nice ones...and one really magnificent one that looks a lot like the Seagrave they are attempting to restore. We're going to decorate collection jars and sell tickets to raffle off the pedal cars. The cars will be at some of our affiliate offices around town...and even the firemen have agreed to sell tickets for us! As soon as we agree on a drawing date,time and place, we can get the tickets and flyers printed up...and then I'll let you know the details. It would be fun to have some city dignitaries on hand for the drawing! We're really"on fire"about this...and the fire department Ioves the idea too! Thanks so much for sending the logo so quickly...We'll get busy on this and get our advertising going! Wish us luck! Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORSO Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC�lslorealtors.org<mailto:lsmith@slorealtors.org> -----Original Message----- � From: Betsy Kiser[mailto:BKiserC�slocity.org] Sent:Tuesday, February 28, 2006 2:52 PM To: Ism ith C�1 slorealtors.org Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial Logo Here you go. Could you send me a list of any events you may be planning C� and the dates? We hope to put together a calendar for use with the ....._......... ....... .. . . ......................................................................... ... ................ . ... _.... . .� .. ....... ... ..... . ;Betsy Kiser-_REvSesguicentennial Logo _�--_.---_--_.___�___....._---_.._._....:_._._�_^.--��--_.---__.�____....� ............._____._Pa9e 3: , � ' __ media. Thanks. v Betsy Kiser Principal Administrative Analyst City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805)781-7151 bkiserC�slocity.org »> "Lisa Smith" <IsmithC�slorealtors.org>02/28/06 02:43PM »> Hi Betsy...could you sent the Sesquicentennial Logo file to me?We are beginning to put our materials together for our May campaign:..and we would like to make sure the logo is included.Thanks so much! Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORSO Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC�slorealtor§.org <mailto:IsmithC�slorealtors.org> G O � � � �� ` , �, � . , �� . p►N LUtS . o� o� � 0 ie3s .y z00�. � � ��U �� " � .rcEN't� CITY OF 5AN LUIS OBISPO SESQUYCENTENNIAL ,� � � YNTEREST I�ORM , CciMPAN Y�O ftd0.N Ir a'fl ON � � ��N� � �aC� i�� Ob t��Pl� er��g�" C9N'fACT PERSO : 7!'llB; � �aa s ' e a�c�n �� a -Qa� �$d. �'f �l rec�c� — aDD 8: l'HONE: �I��I� �a��a�oso. �--��e`� 1 g�- 1'3�1� o c- l�o �i� 5�►�3Loaa IdP COUB: F�� 1 �•�n,Lno,�xess �q, �ctt' Char �c'. Y1e. � � v Please check any►areas that mighr.�pply to your company or organization � We�iil support the celebrao.nn with �he Eallowing acdvides: V�_ On�� n QG��I�`CrieS ��X-� G.S �� lnqa ��Q ��ao�.k'�h ' `�ces ►s \.: e,� a� e�. o�d o�os �-�-c, e�'�. � C7 'We are incerested in hasting a grand evem in OcrA es. .� We would like the logo for marketing. �' We are interested in produc,-ing logo iaerchartdise. . ❑ �Xfe would like morc irifo�mation—pltasc cont.sct usl � For m�re information,comments or suggestions,pl�se:cant:�ct your represennrinc of ilie City of San Luis Ql�upo Se�cluicente»nial Commitr.ee ac on�of t3�e Following C:ommunity Qutmach Representatives: June Mclvor Bill Pyper . 845-541-2840 805-489-0661 xt4S ys,�,nleCa�ssl�law.com. wj��p�fib�glnbal.net 1'le:ise �ax this focm to S�t-2$02 or email to ' n� � . c�rn � -txAivx�ovl G � FEB-28-2006 11�15 905 781 7550 9Si P.01 --w :_._................._......_..........._.._____._............._.............._...................---..._....._................_..._.__................................................_.....:................_............... . . . .................. .............__....... . ........ . ............... ... ... Betsy Kia�:r_ RE:_Sesquicentennial Logo . _.._._ __...____.. _....___.__...----._._._. ._.--------..._ - ._._______. _ Page 1; f ..._ - ---- - -- ----- ------ From: Betsy Kiser G� To: Smith, Lisa Subject: RE: Sesquicentennial Logo Dear Lisa, What a great idea! I'm excited just reading your note. Your enthusiasm comes through loud and clear. As soon as you know the day of the drawing and the circumstances, please let me know and I will work on scheduling the Mayor or other dignitary to help out. Again, thank you (and slo realtors)for your participation in the Sesquicentennial Celebration. »> "Lisa Smith" <IsmithC�slorealtors.org>02/28/06 03;29PM »> - Hi Betsy...As you probably know the San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORS chose , �. the month of May as their theme month.We first thought that we'd do a home - � � tour...and up until about 2 weeks ago...we were gung ho on the idea. � - ,__�'Then...we were barraged with the fact that there were 3-4 home tours happening in and around April/May. That was a little too saturated for us. We really want this to be a success for the city...to be meaningful. So...l called the historical society and spoke with Ron Clarke. Ron told me that the fire dept. was restocing a 1920's Seagrave Fire Engine and needed some help fundraising.Well, at first that didn't seem like it would have much of an impact...until we put our thinking caps on. So...we will be fundraising for the Seagrave...and so far we are pretty excited about our"method". Yesterday I purchase 6 retro pedal car fire engines...5 nice ones...and one really magnificent one that looks a lot like the Seagrave they are attempting to restore. We're going to decorate collection jars and sell � tickets to raffle off the pedal cars.The cars will be at some of our affiliate offices around town...and even the firemen have agreed to sell tickets for as! As soon as we agree on a drawing date, time and place, we can get the tickets and flyers printed up...and then I'll let you know the details. It would be fun to have some city dignitaries on hand for the drawing! We're really"on fire"about fhis...and the fire department loves the idea too! Thanks so much for sending the logo so quickly...We'll get busy on this and get our advertising going! Wish us luck! Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORS� Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 IVlarsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC�slorealtors.ora <mailto:IsmithC�slorealtors.orq> -----Original Message----- From: Betsy Kiser�mailto:BKiserC�slocitv.org] Sent:Tuesday, February 28, 2006 2:52 PM To: Ism ith C�3 slorealtors.orp Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial Logo Here you go. Could you send me a list of any events you may be planning G� and the dates? We hope to put together a calendar for use with the f' 1 .......................�..__.........._..._.._.Y.."". .. . _..�..... . .._.....�.._..... ......._...._..._........ . ......�................ .......................... ..............._...�........................�..... ... ._.............. . .......� ... . . ........ .... .......__...._. ." ' � .. . . .. . ..... ......... .... .............. ...... ......_.�_............. `Bet.sy_Kisc�r. RE_Sesguicentennial Logoy ______�__ __�. _. __.—_. ..._.........----�_. .._._._..___. ---_.__.........?a9e?- Omedia. Thanks. Betsy Kiser Principal Administrative Analyst City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805)781-7151 bkiserC�slocitv.orQ »> "Lisa Smith" <IsmithC�slorealtors.orp>02/28/06 02:43PM »> Hi Betsy...could you sent the Sesquicentennial Logo file to me?We are beginning to put our materials together for our May campaign...and we would like to make sure the logo is included.Thanks so much! Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn: of REALTORS� Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX Ismith�slorealtors.orq <mailto:IsmithC�slorealtors.orq> G � CC: Hampian, Ken; Hooper, Audrey; krootC�2calpoly.edu; Mclvor, June; Stanwyck, Shelly O .... .............. .._..---._..._..._......... ..............�.._...__....___................_...__..._.__..__........__.............�..............................._..,.__._............................ ...._._�...__.._. ... .................__.._.._......................._...._..._... ....... ..........�._................... Betsy K�:r- RE: Sesquicentennial Lo9o_ ___........._._..._......�....�_._._.__.._....___._...__...__.._.__.__.._. .._._.__._._,� ._. .._.... .._._..._..---. _ _.. . Page 1 : __� __._ ..........._....�--�------ � U From: "Lisa Smith" <IsmithC�slorealtors.org> To: "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org> �� Date: 2/28/06 3:24PM Subject: RE: Sesquicentennial Logo Hi Betsy...As you probably know the San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORS chose the month of May as their theme month.We first thought that we'd do a home tour...and up until about 2 weeks ago...we were gung ho on the idea. Then...we were barraged with the fact that there were 3-4 home tours happening in and around April/May. That was a little too saturated for us. We really want this to be a success for the city...to be meaningful. So...l called the historical society and spoke with Ron Clarke. Ron told me that the fire dept. was restoring a 1920's Seagrave Fire Engine and needed some help fundraising. Well, at first that didn't seem like it would have much of an impact...until we put our thinking caps on. So...we will be fundraising for the Seagrave...and so far we are pretty excited about our"method". Yesterday I purchase 6 retro pedal car fire engines...5 nice ones...and one really magnificent one that looks a lot like the Seagrave they are attempting to restore. We're going to decorate collection jars and sell tickets to raffle off the pedal cars.The cars will be at some of our affiliate offices around town...and even the firemen have agreed to sell tickets for us! As soon as we agree on a drawing date,time and place, we can get the tickets and flyers printed up...and then I'll let you know the details. It would be fun to have some city dignitacies on hand for the drawing! We're really"on fire" about this...and the fire department loves the idea too! Thanks so much for sending the logo so quickly...We'll get busy on this and get our advertising going! Wish us luck! O Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORSO Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC�slorealtors.org <mailto:IsmithC�slorealtors.org> -----Original Message----- From: Betsy Kiser[mailto:BKiserC�slocity.org] Sent:Tuesday, February 28, 2006 2:52 PM To: Ismith C�slorealtors.org Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial Logo Here you go. Could you send me a list of any events you may be planning and the dates? We hope to put together a calendar for use with the media. Thanks. Betsy Kiser Principal Administrative Analyst City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street G San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805)781-7151 _._................................._............... ..�...._............_._._....... . .......__.___.......... ... _......__._......_.._.._...._..............___._........._._..........�.......�...-------...._. ............._...._—..._._...._....__�_—�...._.--- ;.BetsyK'rser_RE: Sesguicentennial Logo - .,. .. _ _�.. ..._ �__ - --.---�..__..._....._.----._.__..,.....�_. Page 2; bkiserC�slocity.org � »>"Lisa Smith" clsmithC�slorealtors.org>02/28/06 02:43PM »> Hi Betsy...could you sent the Sesquicentennial Logo file to me?We are beginning to put our materials together for our May campaign...and we would like to make sure the logo is included.Thanks so much! Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President ' San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORS� Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 . 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC°'lslorealtors.org <mailto:lsmithC�3slorealtors.org> � O .��..�._...,_......_...�_._._..._.___.__..,...._...._.._�_.___.___.__._....._..w_.._...._..__....�..._.�_....._..............._....._-----._.__..........__.............................._............�__..__......_..........................................................._........................ .._.._......._........�__...... ,Betsy Kiser- Sesquicentennial Logo , - - ,_ _ __, _ , __________.,_,____Page 1 � � From: "Lisa Smith" <IsmithC�slorealtors.org> To: <bkiserC�3 slocity.org> � Date: 2/28/06 2:37PM Subject: Sesquicentennial Logo Hi Betsy...could you sent the Sesquicentennial Logo file to me?We are beginning to put our materials together for our May campaign...and we would like to make sure the logo is included.Thanks so much! Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORSO Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, GA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX Ismith�slorealtors.org <mailto:IsmithC�slorealtors.org> O O _.._........._._......._.__...------.__........_._..........._.__....-----._..._.__.........................._..----.—..__....--------......................._......_..__._...-----.......__............---.�.._._.....___...__............._._._...----_.---.....-----..._...._._.. _Betsy_Kiser_-_San Luis_Obispo Senior,Cer`-- ___.___. _... ._ ..__.. _..___..... .. ,�_..... . _. ... .. Page 1 From: "Sheryl R. Hassell" <SRH�ssblaw.com> To: <bkiserC�3slocity.org>, <printpal�aol.com> � Date: 2/28/06 1:17PM Subject: San Luis Obispo Senior Center Hello Betsy and Shelley... June asked me to forward the attached Interest Form from the San Luis Obispo Senior Center... Betsy-June asked that their July 4th event be placed on the events Calendar Shelley- please contact Agatha Reardon re: logo informtaion. Let me know if there's anything else you need help with. My direct line is 781-2843. Thanks, Sheryl Hassell -----Original Message----- From: srh(�ssblaw.com [mailto:srhC�ssblaw.com] Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 3:37 AM . To: Sheryl R. Hassell Subject: Scanned Document � � ._._.._.._..._._..�..._......._..........._._�.__............_........_...�---._..........._....__.___..___—..._ ....._ —._..._.........---. —......--------...._..................--..__�.._......................--------......_�.........._...___...._�_�. 'Betsy Kiser-Outreach to_NSGW, _ ,, _ _ _ _ , --�. . _ Page 1 _ � G From: Audrey Hooper To: June@ssblaw.com Date: 2/23/06 8:33AM Subject: Outreach to NSGW June, This is in response to your inquiry about the NSGW's next meeting. Please see the following e-mail from Manny. This group is a lot of fun. If the special Council meeting scheduled for March 14th were for some reason cancelled, I'd love to do this. But I don't think that will happen, so I 'm hoping you or Betsy can respond to Manny with the name of someone who can attend the meeting. Thanks, Audrey »> <ViQilante1858C�aol.com>02/23/06 08:24AM »> Hi Audrey, The next NSGW dinner/meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 14th at the IOOF Hall on Dana Street, S.L.O. Dinner is $7.00 per person and is usually served about 6:00 PM. The business meeting is closed to members only, but I think it would be great if someone(s)could come by, 6ring some flyers and say a few words after dinner about the S.L.O. Sesquicentennial. If you can let me know who all wants to attend I'll notify the Executive Committee. Just FYI; NSGW is not a service club, but a fraternity. Membership is$30.00 a year with no dues. We do have a charity for Cleft Palate and a Historical Preservation Foundation which helps fund HP programs. � Hope to see you there! Manny CC: Kiser, Betsy; Vigilante1858C�3aol.com � ._................... _ ; ..................__...._.._..__...... ._...�...__........ ..............._.... ......... ........................-------.._._..._..._._....__.�_�..._.---................................ ............__......... .._..._.........___..._.— —�.......... ....___.._...._. ..... Betsy Kis• _Re:Audrey.Hooper City_of_S^� Luis Obispo_http://wwwTslocity:org/ San l�•�� Obispo Celebrates Sesguicen _Page 1 y. _ � G From: Audrey Hooper To: Baird, Michael Date: 2/21/06 9:52AM Subject: Re: Audrey Hooper City of San Luis Obispo http://www.slocitv.orq/ San Luis Obispo Celebrates Sesquicen Wonderful, Mike. Thanks for getting right onto this. I'm copying June Mclvor on our Outreach committee and Betsy Kiser on our PR committee. They'll be . pleased to see this. »> "Baird, Michael" <mikeCmikebaird.com>02/21/06 09:47AM »> Audrey. Good. Your web site was not even listed on mine, so I just added it. It now says: City of San Luis Obispo http://www.slocitv.orq/ at my "related" tab at http://morra bav.com/related/ under Nearby communities, San Luis Obispo(SLO),and wider area coverage On my htta://morro-bav.com/ front page I have copied and pasted your intro paragraph which links to your links. San Luis Obispo Celebrates Sesquicentennial - City of SLO Plans Year-Long Celebration of 150th Birthday! G In 1856, a dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was incorporated.Today, the City of San Luis Obispo serves as the commercial, governmental and cultural hub of San Luis Obispo County. To celebrate the 150-year anniversary, or Sesquicentennial, a group of local leaders is joining with City staff to plan a 10-month celebration in 2006, culminating in a grand event planned for October. For more information on the Sesquicentennial or to participate in the celebration, contact Betsy Kiser at (805) 781- 7123. Your webmaster looks quite skilled, and can no doubt improve your logo if given a better copy to start with. Cheers, Mike Baird mikeC�?mikebaird.com htta://morro-bav.com http://mikebaird.com http://evsu.ora httq://DiaitalChocolate.orq Morro Bay, CA (805)772-2044 To assure I receive your e-mail, add "must read" to the subject line. Morro-Bay.com is Morro Bay's largest and by far the most trafficked non-commercial web site, serving over one-half million page-views per year from its repository of over 20,000 documents. Its Mission is to provide ynbiased and unique non-commercial information in areas not easily found on other related Morro Bay web sites. A retired Internet entrepreneur(past VP, ask.com), and recent author(eysu.org) , Mike Baird (mike at mikebaird.com)has, since 2000, maintained morro-bay.com purely as an informal volunteer "community service" activity. Morro-bay.com is a � non-commercial site,for your educational,cultural,and responsible recreational pleasure. Morra bay.com promotes local conservation and charitable efforts. O . ,.. .._��_...__......_.....__..�...A�1,....�.......�..............�..�..................�...�.___'....._.'."__�................... ........_................._.._..�_..____.._._"_'___.___.. ............�..,...........�..................... ......�... .... . ... .�. ..... . ... . .. . . ..... ... ........ ... .�... ..... ..._............ .......... ... .... . Betsy KisE� :-Re: Audrey__Hooper City of_S�' �_uis Obispo http://www.slocity.org/ San_L�•�� Obispo Celebrates Sesguicen Page_2 ,f --- �� 0 CC: June@ssblaw.com; Kiser, Betsy O � _..._........__._...... ....,_.............. ............_...._...........__...... ........_._........_....._.....__�.___.._........._............_......._...�_................._.�...__.........-----..._.........._..........._..._._........ .. ...... ............. . . ..... . .. .............._.. . ............. _ Betsy Kiser-Mindwalks Presentation - M��^,��m of Natural Histo Pa e 1 ... ....._._...._......._______._...__._. ...._..__. ...._......__.__.._..............rY_._..__�.___._...------..__. _; ---- - .._. 9 . From: Audrey Hooper C� To: Mclvor, June Date: 2/21/06 8:12AM Subject: Mindwalks Presentation - Museum of Natural History Good morning, June, What beautiful day it was a Morro Bay yesterday! Okay-the room was packed -there were at least, I'm sure, 70+folks in attendance. (Don't know how many the room seats.) Manny spoke for almost two hours and I spoke for about five minutes ... but the information was well- received. I distributed the outreach packet to, including a list of the theme committees and the brochure regarding the Seagrave. I also had a poster made of Pierre's logo- iYs really quite lovely- 18 x 24-and displayed it for all to see. It's in my office if you folks would like to use it. I think I may also display it in the Council Chamber on meeting nights. Manny is going to e-mail me the next meeting date for the Native Sons of the Golden West and invite someone to the group to speak to these folks. (This is another group I think iYd be fun to speak to, but they usually meet on a Tuesday evening when there's a Council meeting. I'll give you all a heads up as soon as I get the date.) Hope we get some interest from yesterday's meeting. / , Audrey v CC: Brown, Molly; Callahan, John; Kiser, Betsy; Stanwyck, Shelly; Walker, Kim • ....._...__._._...... ..._��.._................_._.._____._......____..............�..... ............. ... ........... ....................................................�..........,.�.............___........._.__.._...,.._.......�........__..................:........................._._......---......_.:...�........_._.�_ Bets Kiser- 150 ear celebration �--� . Page 1 Y .. Y.. _ .._._. ...................... From: "Don Hedrick" <donhedrickC�techxpress.net> To: <bkiserC�3slocity.org> Date: 2/20/06 11:48AM Subject: 150 year celebration As a long time resident and business in San Luis Obispo and as a candidate for the office of mayor, I am interested in taking part in the organization and planning of the aniversary celebration. Please put me on the e-mail list for contact. In the past I have participated in some of the behind the scenes work for La Fiesta and would be interested in helping my community to celebrate this milestone. We need to remember where out roots are in this town because our unique character is being threatened by pressues from the outside. G . • ...._............�_.:r...A..__:.__......��..�._..._._._................._..__....._._........_..�......_..:�.._..._�__..��_....._._...___�.._.__._.....:_...._........._..:__�.........�.._......... _._..._._.........._.........._.....�.� _ ______.._ _... .. � Betsy Kiser- Fwd:_Re�Mindwalks for.Monr �02/20/2006._.__._.,.�._._,__�.._�__w_.__. '�� ..._ �.,�.__.�.�_ .�...._..._..�..._.._. Pa9e 1.; �� O From: Audrey Hooper . To: Kiser, Betsy Date: 2/17/06 3:33PM Subject: Fwd: Re: Mindwalks for Monday 02/20/2006 Manny may be able to help us with radio spots-see below. I've given him info about our next meeting, but one of you may want to let him know the dates and times as soon as possible so he can get them on his calendar. Audrey »><Viqilante1858C�aol.com>02/17/06 03:10PM »> Hi Audrey, Oh, I think 50 packets will be fine. I might be able to help out with the radio project. I would need to know the date(s) in advance so I can get my shift covered and avoid any conflicts with court appearences. If you'll let me know when your next Sesquicentennial committee general meeting is I'll attend and we can discuss it further. � - Manny CC: Walker, Kim � O ....... .................._. .:.... .:....._...... . .. ..._..........__....... . ......_....................... . .. _Betsy Kiser_Sesquicentennial_.___ _�__ Page 1 ; From: Audrey Hooper �`\, To: IgriffyC�4thetribunenews.com U Date: 2h 6/06 S:OOPM Subject: Sesquicentennial Leslie, I am always cautious when answering questions so quickly and with so much going on right now,thaYs exactly what I'm doing. Here's a copy of the decal, which is now on the sides of all of the public works vehicles. Also, here's the minutes from the January 19th meeting. Hope they help. I'll be in for a while tomorrow, but don't know my hours, so you may want to call 781-7100 if you need to talk to someone further. If I'm here or reach-able I'll try to help. Audrey 0 a ..............._.__.._...__.........__......._.....__---................ . .............._................�....---�..........._.....___._.........._--.............................................................._.........._.._.._..—.....---........... .... . ............_......._____------..__._..._._........_............................................... _Betsy.Kiser.-Sesguicentenniai Committep ^�eaker Needed , �, Page 1 .: From: "June Mcivor`' <JuneC�ssblaw.com> O To: "April Richardson" <ARichardC�slocity.org>, <dkriegerC�lcalpoly.edu>, <krootC�3calpoly.edu>, <kschwart@calpoly.edu>, <annslateC�3charter.net>, <ratlineC�3charter.net>, <dcashC�downtownslo.com>, <jwb@farmsupplycompany.com>, <slojournalC�fix.net>, <donna.lewisC�gmacm.com>, <slochsC�kcbx.net>, <KatrinC(�NicholasConsulting.net>, <prC�rademakerdesign.com>, <wjpyperC�sbcglobal.net>, <pwilmoreC�slochamber.org>, <maryC�verdinmarketing.com>, "Audrey Hooper" <AHooperC�slocity.org>, "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org>, "Christine Wallace" <CWALLACEC�slocity.org>, "Kim Walker" <KWalkerC�slocity.org>, "Molly Brown"<MbrownC�3slocity.org>, "Patty Thompson" <PThompsoC�3slocity.org>, "Shelly Stanwyck" <SstanwycC�slocity.org>, "Ashley Blake" <ABlake C�slocity.org> Date: 2/16/061:29PM � Subject: Sesquicentennial Committee Speaker Needed Dear Steering Committee: Manny Silva of the Native Sons of the Golden West has requested that someone from the Sesquicentennial committee speak briefly at the lecture he is giving at the Morro Bay Natural History Museum this Monday, January 20 at 10 am. A brief description of his lecture is below--as you can see, it is very appropriate to our mission! Please let me know if you can spare a few minutes to do this. Thank you very much! June OJune R. Mclvor Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut& Baggett The Bloody Fifties: Law and Order in Early San Luis Obispo County Feb. 20, 2006 10:15AM - Noon We all know San Luis Obispo as a peaceful place to live, but such wasn't always the case! The first decade of the county's existence was quite lawless, and violence was commonplace. Come hear the history of early county lawmen, the infamous Jack Powers Gang, and the San Luis Obispo Vigilance Committee. Firearms and other implements of the period will be displayed and explained. Biography: Manny Silva is Historical Preservation Committee Chairman, Native Sons of the Golden West Parlor Number 290, San Luis Obispo. A native of San Luis Obispo, he became interested in local Outlaw-Lawman folklore at a young age. He is a career'peace officer and resides in Los Osos with his wife Kim, and daughters Kaysha, Lauren, and Erin. O --�-----�----------.._...�.___._._............_...�_.�.......... ..........�...... .. .........._............_...-------------�----..__..__..............._ ..... . _......................__�.�__.................._...._.�............_...._........�..�........ ......... _Betsy Kiser- Morro Bay Museum of Natyr:' ''istory-Monday, ,_, . ., „_ Page 1 O From: Audrey Hooper To: Mclvor,June Date: 2/16/06 12:59PM Subject: Morro Bay Museum of Natural History- Monday June, I just don't think this opportunity to talk to a group should be missed - hope someone who is a bit more comfortable than I am comes forward, but if not,call me at: Home: 805-462-8852 Cell: 459-2966 I am not sure my e-mail will be working at home, I just moved-so a phone call will work best. I just need to know specifically the name of the contact person, where and what time ... I'm off tomorrow, but may stop by the office in the a.m. If I go, do you think I should take copies of the outreach packet, or do you think they plan to print them ... I think I heard you say you sent them to him. Thanks -and ttianks for chairing the meeting today. You do a great job! Audrey O O .......... ..... ...........__.........._.._..............-----.........._...---........._......_...___ ........................ _................._...... ............................................__.........�..._....._..__...._..._..._.._.�...._........_......__.....__....,...................._.....�..---.._.._..----....�._. _Betsy_Kiser- Re�SLO 150th anniversa /� C_oun Band----.--- .._..---.. ....�._....__.__. ._�._, --�,---.-.----.---. _Page 1 c� -� rY_ _ _ ..tY_.._ _ _ ... _.... , , U From: <rgrosseC�calpoly.edu> To: Betsy Kiser<BKiserC�3slocity.org> Date: 2/15/06 2:01 PM Subject: Re: SLO 150th anniversary/SLO C ounty Band � Betsy, For the SLO County Band, I am a little surprised that we haven't heard any more about the 150th anniversary planning or schedule: Is there going to any more centralized direction/organization or are organizations just doing their own thing? (or maybe both?) For info, we are asking the city Recreation Dept if it would be ok to use the Mitchell Park bandshell for our weekly rehearsals on Thursday nights duing part of the summer, and, if we get that organized, will advertise it as a 150th Anniversary event. Thanks, � Bob Grosse SLO County Band � � .. ........_... ... ._............................... .. ......... ................. ...._._..----. .......... ..._.__.................._......................... ..................... . .. Betsy Kiser- Re: 150_Anniversa �. _ _ �--,, Page 1 rY .. � � , ' �.. O From: Jan Marx <janmarx@fix.net> To: Betsy Kiser<BKiserC�slocity.org>, Bob Wolf<rswolfCcharter.net>, "ecoslo board " <"ecoslo board "@mxsf24.clusterl.charter.net> Date: 2/8/06 10:26PM Subject: Re: 150 Anniversary The Board is interested in the Plaza event. Please keep Bob Wolf, Interim Director, informed. Thanks, Jan Betsy Kiser wrote: >The Steering Committee for the Sesquicentennial Celebration was slow in getting organized, primarily because the City insisted that it be a community-wide celebration, coordinated by the community rather than the City. We are an active part, but not the main organizers. Consequently, January arrived before all the ducks were in order, so I'm not surprised that the first month's theme was not well publicized. We are hopeful the celebration will gain momentum now that we are more organized. Your involvement will help. Thanks. > >Betsy Kiser >Principal Administrative Analyst >City of San Luis Obispo >990 Palm Street >San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 >(805)781-7151 >bkiserC slocity.org > � > • , »»Jan Marx<janmarxC�fix.net>02/06/06 09:52AM »> »» »» >I will pass on this information to the Board, Betsy. I was surprised to >see no environmental groups listed and had not even heard about >January's theme being the environment. We will add the Sesquicentennial >to our 35th anniversary celebration and may participate in the Pfaza >event if the Board agrees. Thank you for the information. >All the best, >Jan > >Betsy Kiser wrote: > > > »Jan, So glad to hear of ECOSLO's interest in the Sesquicentennial. Attached is some information for you on how to participate. Contact me or June Mclvor if you have any questions. » »Betsy Kiser »Principal Administrative Analyst »City of San Luis Obispo »990 Palm Street »San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 »(805)781-7151 »bkiserC�slocity.org » • » » _..._........__.........._.__....._._._.............. _................._.__..._.._._---...._....... .. .... ... .... ......._...............-----.............._.............. .. .... ....._............... . ..._... . . ... ..... Betsy_Kiser- Re:_150_Anniversary.__�..._.__.. . . ...__ .__----------..-----..---.--.. Page.2.. � �-; � » . , ��, »»>.lan Marx<janmarx@fix.net>02/04/06 03:23PM »> »»> »»> »»> »»> »Hi Betsy, »ECOSLO would like to participate in the grand SLO City celebratiion. »This is also ECOSLO's 35th Anniversary. Thanks for including us in the »loop. »All the best, »Jan Marx »ECOSLO Board member » - » » » » > > > > G O .__...... ._..------............-----......_....-------.....---�---...... ..._.._.._..............----..........—......._. ...__....__..._......_.._-__.__.... .........,.._.............._.......__.........._....................__._... .. ...._...._._..................__..._ ._..... _ ...... .__. ::Betsy_Kiser- 150 Anniversary_ _-----..... . .__. _,__._._. _._.P.__.._. __.�. ._._��..._ _Pa9e_�_ ._ . .. _........_.....�...._...,_ �.._... ._ �... _��. __ � � O From: Jan Marx<janmarxC�fix,net> - To: <bkiserC�slocity.org> Date: 2/4/06 3:18PM Subject: 150 Anniversary Hi Betsy, ECOSLO would like to participate in the grand SLO City celeb�atiion. This is also ECOSLO's 35th Anniversary. Thanks for including us in the loop. All the best, Jan Marx ECOSLO Board member CC: Bob Wolf<rswolfC�charter.net> 0 0 . ;,.. �LUIS - � ��o�s - _-__�� o �'��/� � E8S6 �q� ��' 2�QD6 Q' �� ` . �UjCENT�'� Sesquicentennial Steering Committee Date Kendi Root, Chair: Ca!Poly Recreation Administration First Name Last Name Jim Braebeck, Company Name FarmSupply Address Deborah Cash, City, State ZIP San Luis Obispo DowntownAssociation Re: Sesquicentennial Celebration 1856 - 2006 Ron Clarke, San Luis Obispo Historica/Society Dear Name: Katrin Colamarino, CuestaMasterChorale In 1856, a dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was Donna Lewis, incorporated and today, the City of San Luis Obispo serves as the Chamber of Commerce Board Member commercial, governmental, and cultural hub of San Luis Obispo Shelley McConnell, Count . To celebrate the 150 ear anniversa or Ses uicentennial a San Luis Obispo Arts Counci! y y ry� q + JuneMclvor, 9roup of local leaders is joining with City staff to plan a 10 month Sinsheimer,Schielbelhut&Baggett celebration in 2006, culminating in a grand event planned for October. Pat O Danie!'s, San Luis Obispo Historica!Society Steve Owens. The Sesquicentennial Celebration Steering Committee is asking SanLuisJournaf communi or anizations to ty g get involved by adding the Bill Pyper, Sesquicentennial theme to existing activities or events that you are San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum PierreRademaker, planning for 2006 or to create a new event to specifically celebrate the Chamber of Commerce Board Member, 150th anniversary of our City. This is a community event—make it Rademaker Design your event by participating in a way that is meaningful to your Ken Schwartz, FormerMayorand Councilman organization. There are no hard-fast rules and creativity is City of San Luis Obispo Ann Slate, encouraged! Think about how your organization has contributed to the YoulhSportsAssociation development of San Luis Obispo through the years or what your Mary verdin, Verdin Associates Ink group's activities would have looked like 150 years ago. Patricia Wilmore. San Luis Obispo Chamlier of Cammerce City of San Luis Obispo Stafj" . , �Y `' ' First Name, Last Name Company Name Date Page 2 The Steering Committee is offering the following resources to help: • a special commemorative logo that can be used in connection with themed activities or events, • conduit to organizations knowledgeable about various historical aspects of the City, • inclusion in information to local media outlets on Sesquicentennial events and on the Sesquicentennial website, and • information on fundraising opportunities through Sesquicentennial promotional items. We are also looking for community organizations to organize, host, participate in, and sponsor the grand finale event, currently scheduled for October 21, 2006, in Mission Plaza. This will be a community-wide event that will bring together all segments of San Luis Obispo to celebrate what makes our city special. For more information or to let us know about your organization's plan to ce/ebrate and take part in the Sesquicentennial activities, please contact June Mclvor at 541-2800 or Bill Pyper at 489-0661 x105. Join us in celebrating the City of San Luis Obispo! We look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas. Sincerely, Steering Committee • �_ r �; Media Themes Local media outlets in San Luis Obispo will be focusing on the following themes as they apply to the development of the City of San Luis Obispo throughout the Sesquicentennial year. Your participation is not limited to the particular month—all types of events are welcome at any time befinreen now and October. January— Environment February— Recreation, Parks and Tourism March —Transportation April — Business and Leadership May— Historical Preservation June— Education July— Cultural August— Government September—Agriculture October—Arts . /_ � _ `��' Sesquicentennial Subcommittees Public Relations: provides overall general information on the Sesquicentennial celebration and events to local media Committee Confact: Betsy Kiser 781-7151 or bkiser(a�slocitv.orq Grand Finale: solicits and coordinates community participation in the creation of a grand finale event Committee Contact: Ashley Blake 781-7298 orABlakeCa�slocitv.orQ Monthlv Theme: coordinates information flow between community organizations and the media for information on the monthly themes. Committee Contact: Tracy Ferguson (for January and February) Kim Walker(March onwards) 781-7069 or kwalker(c�slocitv.orq Comanunitv Outreach: solicits community organizations for participation in the Sesquicentennial Celebration with themed activities and events and coordinates information on community events with PR committee. Committee Contact: June Mclvor 541-2800 or iuneCa�ssblaw.com Bill Pyper 489-0661 x105 or wipvper(�sbcqlobal.net Fundraisinq and Products: provides information on fundraising opportunities, including through the creation of appropriate themed memorabilia. Committee Contact: Shelley McConnell 544-4464 or�rint�alCa�aol.com . . � . � o'�S�-LUfs�� ` v �= o �� w �s� �roa�� jCEN'��'�� CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO SESQUICENTENNIAL INTEREST FORM COM PANY/ORG AN IZATI ON CONTACT PERSON; TITLE: ADDRESS: PHONE: ZIP CODE: FAX: EMAIL ADDRESS Please check any areas that might apply to your company or organization ❑ We will support the celebration with the following activities: ❑ We are interested in hosting a grand event in October. . ❑ We would like the logo for marketu�g. ❑ We are interested in producing logo merchandise. ❑ We would like more information- please contact us! For more information,comments or suggestions,please contact your repr�esentative of the City of San Luis Obispo Sesquicentennial Committee or one of the following Community putreach Representatives: June McIvor Bill Pyper 805-541-2800 805-489-0661 x105 juneCa�ssblaw.com cvj��ena?sbcglobal.net Please fax this fonn to 541-2802 or email to juneCa?ssblaw.com THANK YOU! r Y � Sesquicentennial Logo Usage Guidelines The following standards apply for all media of communication, including the Web, print collateral, news articles, event signage, direct mail and promotional items for marketing the Sesquicentennial Celebration. Appropriate usage and adherence to the following basic guidelines preserve the visual identity and consistency of the logo. Digital files Logotype master digital files are available in multiple formats for both PC and Macintosh use. To receive a file via e-mail for your use, contact: Betsy Kiser, bkiser(a�slocitv.orq 805-781-7151 Color: The symbol is designed to be reproduced in either black and whife or full color process printing. No versions for 2 or 3 color reproduction were designed. Size: The master files can be enlarged or reduced for all applications from ballpoint pens to street banners. Restrictions: The logo must not be reversed from a dark color background. Either the black and white or color version may be placed upon a dark background or over a photo by using the "clipped" version, which provides a knock-out mask. no not take the logo apart and recombine it in any way to create new artwork. No part of the logo may be changed or re-sized in any way relative to the rest of the logo. no not reproduce the logo with a tint or a gradation. Do not distort the logo by stretching or resizing. If resizing is needed, it should only be done with the proportions intact. Use of the logo does not confer or imply any endorsement of any kind by the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee or the City of San Luis Obispo of any contenf, activity, or event to which such use relates. By use of the /ogo, any user understands and agrees that it shall indemnify, defend, and ho/d harmless the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee, its members and agents, and the City of San Luis Obispo, its members and agents from and against any claim or action which may arise in connection with use of the logo or any Sesquicentennial event or activity. ;........ ........_.. . __._................................_.......... .. .....____._.._................................................... _.. ._...... . �..._.... ...... _ Betsy Kiser-__Re: Sesquicentennial Celebr�"�n--_----..�---i____.-_- --_„_--.__.____,� .^_ _._ _ _�._—._._._._ .__._ _.__._Page 1 �� From: "Manuel Silva" <MSiIvaC�morro-bay.ca.us> OTo: <BKiserC�slocity.org> Date: 1/30/06 9:19PM Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial Celebration H i Betsy, Just to follow-up, below is the link for the 1850's SLOCO history talk I am giving at the Morro Bay Natural History Museum "Mindwalks" program on 02/20/2006. Hopefully it will pique some folk's interest in our county's history, and especially SLO's upcoming Sesquicentennial. That would be great if June Mclvor could attend. It would be a good opportunity to plug the upcoming S.L.O. Sesquicentennial events and maybe even recruit some volunteers. Membership in the San Luis Obispo Parlor#290, Native Sons of the Golden West. is currently at about 200 members and growing. Many of the members belong to founding families and they are a great source of information. The Parlor also has in its possession some very nice albums with early photo's and old S.L.O. newspaper clippings. Incidentally, the N.S.G.W. Grand Parlor will be held at Embassy Suites in SLO in 2007. I've included the N.S.G.W. link below also. http://www.ccnha.org/m ind_walks.html www.nsgw.org Regards, � Manny Silva Morro Bay P.D. »> "Betsy Kiser"<BKiserC�slocity.org> 1/27/2006 12;39 PM »> Dear Manny, I have forwarded your interest in the Sesquicentennial Celebration and the request for a speaker to June Mclvor, our Outreach Committee Chair. She should be responding to your email shortly, but if you don't hear from her, please let me know and I'll see what I can do for you. Thank you for your interest in the event. Sincerely, Betsy Kiser Principal Administrative Analyst City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805)781-7151 bkiser C�3 slocity.org 0 _...__....._ .__......_.........---......__..____.._....._.._._...—........._.__. .._...._.._..........._._._.....__.......�.._............._.._........ ....._..._._-�---...._._...._..._... ...._..... .... .. . . ........ .._..._ . ._--- - Betsy Kiser-To the Sesquicentennial PR "�mmittee __._ _ . .-"- ..Pa9e � ,� .,`� From: "June Mclvor" <JuneC�3ssblaw.com> GTo: "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org>, "Shelly Stanwyck" <SstanwycC�slocity.org>, <maryC�verdinmarketing.com>, <slojournalC�fix.net>, <pwilmoreC�slochamber.org>, <kschwartz C�calpoly.edu> Date: 1/30/06 6:47PM Subject: To the Sesquicentennial PR Committee Dear PR Committee: Attached please find a database of the groups that the Community Outreach Committee has targeted. If there are any groups on here which you were planning on targeting directly, please let us know and we'd be happy to turn those over to you. For example, at one steering committee, someone said that the PR committee was planning on making presentations to the service clubs, or at least the Rotary Clubs. If so, that is great;just let us know. Also, have you, or are you planning to, put together any PR presentation materials, such as a slide show? If so, please share it with us so that we could use it, too. If not, might you consider it? We are planning on getting letters and packets out to the groups on the attached list this week. We'll then follow up as appropriate. Sincerely, June oJune R. Mclvor Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut& Baggett 1010 Peach Street P.O. Box 31 (93406) San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Telephone (805) 541-2800 Facsimile (805) 541-2802 juneC�ssblaw.com <mailto:juneC�ssblaw.com> NOTICE This Email is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution of this email or its contents is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply mail and destroy the original and all copies of the original message. CC: "Bill Pyper" <wjpyperC�sbcglobal.net>, <annslateC�charter.net>, "Donna Lewis - CA" <Donna.Lewis C�gmacm.com> O .............. ..... .. .......... . . ..:............ .... . ................................ _................................................ . _ ._ .. ;_Betsy_Kiser.-_150 y_ear_event---. . .......__._ .....: .._.�__..._._�_......_---..�....___ .... .. ........_._..�._.___,� .....__ ... . Page 1... , �.��; ^ From: "Ethel Landers"<elandersC�ci.santa-maria.ca.us> � To: <bkiserC�slocity.org> Date: 1/27/06 11:58AM Subject: 150 year event Hi Betsy Read about your special 150 year celebration. I just finished as program coordinator for our Centennial and the year long celebration. (We are a teenager compared to your City!) Say, are you offering any opportunities for local non-profits to be included in activities? I am on the board of one and we'd like to plan some events with a Sesquicentennial theme. Didn't know if you had a community calendar we could join or how we could coordinate and participate. Are we allowed to use the logo? In Santa Maria we allowed non-profits to use the logo on letterhead, ads,flyers etc. and then we listed their events in our calendar of events on the City website and in handouts. I'll attach what we did as reference. Any advice is appreciated. Ethel Landers Recreation Coordinator Marketing and Development City of Santa Maria Recreation & Parks Dept. 805 925-0951 x 263 «City Hall Logo w-low scroll tif2.TIF» «Centennial Ad 63.pdf» O O � _.... ...._......_.._......._.... _....__......__�._........ ......._.._......._._......_...----___�_........._._..............._...-------................_....... ... _.. ...---- --�-------..._..__.____................._....._...--------�..___...... Betsy Kiser_-.Tour of California_Commer ' Spot___-----..._.................. ..___..._.._.._-- .. . . _..__ ._..---...-----_......._. ..----_,_._.__ _.__Page_1 �� From: "Maggie Healy" <Maggie.HealyC�redondo.org> To: <bkiserC�slocity.org> Date: 1/26/O6 11:43AM Subject: Tour of California-Commercial Spot Hello Elizabeth, I got your name�nfo out of the NATOA directory and hope this reaches you. Redondo Beach is the "finish stage"on the Tour of California bike race route. As you know, ESPN2 is giving each stage City a 30-second spot that will run on the day the race is in their City. We have little experience with commercial spots, and just wondered if you have a script outlined for your spot, and would you mind sharing it as an example for our City? (We promise not to copy you:) Thanks for any help you can provide, Maggie Maggie Healy Assistant to the City Manager City of Redondo Beach 415 Diamond St. Redondo Beach, CA 90277 310-372-1171, Ext. 2224 maggie.healyC�redondo.org Fax: 310-379-9268 C � ... ......... ... . .. .... ... .............._......._....... .... . _.. . ..._..... ... .._..... 'Betsy Kiser_Re:.Sesguicentennial Meetir� "�inutes:1-5-06_ . .. _ _ � _.____ _. , Page.,1 -- '� O From: "Pat O'D" <ratlineC�3charter.net> To: Cecelia Paredes <CParedesC�slocity.org> Date: 1/9/06 4:08PM , Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial Meeting Minutes 1-5-06 Cecelia: You might mention that the SLO County Historic Society is willing to host the Sesquicentennial Website (& Messageboard?) on our site with a link...or on a separate site. Any professional web design recommendations would be appreciated. Contact Ron Clarke, Society Mgr. (805) 543-0638 Thanks, Pat O'Daniels SLOCHS board On Jan 9, 2006, at 3:15 PM, Gecelia Paredes wrote: ><1-5-06.pdf> CC: <printpalC�aol.com>, <dkriegerCcalpoly.edu>, <kroot@calpoly.edu>, <kschwartC�calpoly.edu>, <adoberealtyC�charter.net>, <annslateC�charter.net>, <dcashC�downtownslo.com>, <jwbC�farmsupplycompany.com>, <slojournalC�fix.net>, <donna.lewisC�gmacm.com>, <slochsC�kcbx.net>, <KatrinCC�3NicholasConsulting.net>, <prC�rademakerdesign.com>, <wjpyperC�sbcglobal.net>, <pwilmoreC�slochamber.org>, <juneC�ssblaw.com>, <maryC�verdinmarketing.com>, "Ashley Blake" <ABIakeC�slocity.org>, "Audrey Hooper" <AHooperC�slocity.org>, "Betsy Kiser"<BKiser�slocity.org>, "Christine Wallace" , � <CWALLACEC�slocity.org>, "Kim Walker" <KWalkerC�3slocity.org>, "Molly Brown" <Mbrown@slocity.org>, "Patty Thompson" <PThompsoC�3slocity.org>, "Shelly Stanwyck" <Sstanwyc(�slocity.org> O _........_....._................_......................._..._._.._...... . ...._......._..............__._.. .._..........---......_......._.... ...... ..._._ ...._.._.._......_ .._........ _�.._. . . . _ _........ . . i _Betsy Kiser- Re: Sesquicentennial Logos , r- Page 1 From: Cecelia Paredes � OTo: Audrey Hooper; Betsy Kiser Date: 1/9/06 4:03PM Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial Logos � I copied the logo files to the Sesquicentennial Celebration folder on "I" There is every kind of logo format imaginable available. Cecilia »>Audrey Hooper 01/09/06 03:57PM »> What do you folks think about getting this on the I drive for all to use? »> Betsy Kiser 01/09/06 02:05PM »> Great. Thanks. ' Audrey/Shelly-fyi »>Cecelia Paredes 01/09/06 01:34PM »> Betsy- I picked up the CD from Rademaker Design today with all of the varying logo files for the sesquicentennial celebration. I copied the files to: G:\Projects & Programs\Sesquincentennial Celebration\Logos UI also have the original CD up front if you need it for any reason. Cecilia CC: Shelly Stanwyck � .._....�_._.._......... _..........___._. .._........_._..__.,�....._.........�..._..............�.. _�.._. .. .. . ......................................__._.........._..�..._._�_._...�........__.._..............__.......�....._.......................__.....__.._..._.__._...._....._.......---�,....___._._.. . . � Betsy Kiser- FYI__on_Ses.quicentennial Trif��_article idea_ __, ____ _ _. , -�, Page 1 ; From: Mary Verdin <maryCverdinmarketing.com> OTo: Ron Clarke<slochsC�kcbx.net> Date: 1/9/06 8:28AM Subject: FYI on Sesquicentennial Tribune article idea Ron -- I emailed Julie Lynem and Dawn Rapp at the Tribune's Business Section and suggested a Workspaces feature on you and the Historical Museum as a tie in to the 150 year City anniversary.This is just a heads-up in case they call or email you!! (And please let me know if they do...) Mary Mary Verdin, President . Verdin Marketing Ink 1920 Broad Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805) 541-9005 (805) 541-9007 fax www.verdinmarketingink.com CC: Betsy Kiser<BKiserC�slocity.org>, <krootC�calpoly.edu>, Steve Owens <slojournalC�fix.net>, 'Patricia Wilmore'<pwilmore�slochamber.org> � � �..._..._...._._..._..........._......_........_.........._.... . ..____..__.__....,�..�.................__..._.......................__...._.�.__....._._.....__._.�.��..__--�---............................._... . .................._....... .. ......�........................_. ........ . . Betsy Kiser-Re: 150th Celebration Pa e 1 . . .. _..__ _._.___..__..._.._ ._ . ._ . 9__...... , � r-�' From: Mary Verdin <maryC�3verdinmarketing.com> To: Betsy Kiser<BKiserC�slocity.org> � Date: 1/6/06 1 1 25AM Subject: Re: 150th Celebration Hi Betsy-- So sorry I couldn't make it to the meeting yesterday. Got out of a meeting in South County right after 1 pm. See below for answers..... On 1/5/06 5:38 PM, "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org>wrote: > Mary, A couple of questions: > > 1. When did you release the press release to the media? I sent to all media on 1/3.Talked to a couple of them prior to this, but everyone was preoccupied or going on vacation so decided to wait until after New Year's. > >2. Also, in looking at the attached release (page 2), the "fill in the blank" >section is still there rather than the proposed activities. Is this the final >that was sent? If you have a different copy, can you send it to me so we can > put it on our splash page. This is not the correct release! Don't know how I pulled that. The correct release is attached --doesn't have tfie community meeting info or the fill �,, in info. U � >3. I gave a PR sub-committee report today and we discussed the idea of > running releases by the sub-committee prior to release. What the full >committee decided was to a) use the release format that you are developing for >all releases, but b) instead of using us as the clearinghouse,they will cc > us on the releases so we have an overall picuture of what PR is being done. > >4. We talked about developing a protocol for using the logo to go out with the >press releases? Did you do that? If so,can you send me what you used and >that way the protocol can be included in the outreach packets. If you didn't, > let me know if you have any thoughts on it and I'll put something together for >the next meeting (which is two weeks from today, at noon.) Also attached is a PR report I put together for yesterday's meeting and the press advisory sample I created. > >Call me if you have any questions.Thanks. > >Also, > > Betsy Kiser > Principal Administrative Analyst > City of San Luis Obispo >990 Palm Street >San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 > (805)781-7151 O >bkiserC�lslocity.org > ----.._._......_.__....._._....__..__.�.............._._......__.�..._........___....._...-------....__.._—......................... :.......----._........_.......... _..... __..__..._..... ..__...---............._._.__ .. . Betsy Kiser- Re: 150th Celebration _... ... __._...�_._�---._. __ _____,._. ._ �� _..._...-.---. ---.---_.....__. .. _ .._.. Pa9e? � � ..__ � �.. »»Mary Verdin <mary�verdinmarketing.com>01/05/06 10:39AM »> >Here is the info I sent to the media (Tribune, New Times, Pac Biz Times, all � > radio and KSBY). Note: Centurama logo was sent only to the Tribune. > > I have made copies of this for the meeting today. I will be there but close >to 12:30, as I'm coming from a meeting at 11 am in South County. > Mary > > >On 1/5/06 8:51 AM, "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org>wrote: � »June, »Our packet is designed for the media and consists of the logo, the news » release and the themes. Mary Verdin put it together and I think iYs »electronic rather than hard coPy. Via this email, I'll ask Mary to forward »you the P.R. packet for comparison and use, as determined. » » See you at noon. » » Betsy Kiser » Principal Administrative Analyst » City of San Luis Obispo »990 Palm Street » San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 » (805)781-7151 » bkiserC�3slocity.org » »»> "June Mclvor" <JuneC�3ssblaw.com>01/05/06 07:45AM »> O » Betsy, » » I am working on putting together an information packet for group »outreach but I didn't want to reinvent the wheel if the PR subcommittee »had already put together a press packet. Has one been drafted or is in »the works? Whatever you have already would be helpful. If it's not yet » in the works, I'll go ahead with the one I am working on and share it »with your subcommittee (and the steering committee). » »Thanks and Happy New Year! » »June » »June R. Mclvor »Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut& Baggett » 1010 Peach Street » P.O. Box 31 (93406) »San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 »Telephone (805) 541-2800 » Facsimile (805) 541-2802 »juneC�3ssblaw.com <mailto:juneC�ssblaw.com> , » » NOTICE »This Email is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). Any » unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution of this email or » its contents is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended » recipient, please contact the sender by reply mail and destroy the O »original and all copies of the original message. ----.._. ......_._—._.... ......__—_�_�____.__.._�...__._..._.__.__....._...._ _ _....._----.. .._.__.._.._...........---...------..................._..._....... . .._._....._._.._........_...._...---- .....-------- ----.... 'Betsy Kiser- Re: 150th...Celebration._ _._ ,_ ._..-----._.._ ...-�------- _ _ ...__._.__..---------.._,' _._._. _. ._._ �Pa9e._3_` � :�' » �, » � » » » » Mary Verdin, President Verdin Marketing Ink 1920 Broad Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805) 541-9005 (805) 541-9007 fax www.verdinmarketingink.com " � . O . I Betsy Kiser-_City_Activities re Sesquicenta-��al Page_1 � . From: Audrey Hooper • To: juneCssblaw.com Date: 1/5/06 3:19PM Subject: City Activities re Sesquicentennial As promised after our discussion this morning,following are some of the ways the City is promoting the Sesquicentennial: � 1. The January employee newsletter contained an article by CAO Hampian on the Sesquicentennial, displayed the logo, discussing the themes and the plans of the Sesquicentennial Committee, and asking employees to submit ideas on how to celebrate or related stories. 2. Department Heads were provided with copies of the logo. The logo has also been made available to all employees and staff was encouraged to begin using it on documents and powerpoints and in other ways that would draw attention to the City's anniversary. 3. The Police Department has designed badges with the sesquicentennial theme and these will be available for purchase by police personnel. 4. City staff will be using letterhead with the logo on it. 5. The City Clerk's office is developing the annual advisory body recognition event with a sesquicentennial theme in mind. 6. Plans have just commenced for a Community Academy later this year and the theme will be incorporated into this program. O 7. Finally,the City's Community Relations Team has taken on the role of coordinating Sesquicentennial activities. They are doing the following: a. Ensuring that new slides going out on Channel 20 from their departments contain the logo. b. Preparing videos of walking tours that discuss the history of SLO to be broadcast on Channel 20. c. Working with a community member on a slide presentation of the Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa. d. Coordinating with the employees'chapter of the NMA (National Management Association) to change the display case in the City Hall Rotunda to reflect the month.ly sesquicentennial themes. e. Working with staff in their own departments to implement other ideas promoting the event. I am hoping I haven't missed anything we've been doing to date. I'll keep you posted as things arise. Audrey CC: cparedes@slocity.org; Ehrbar, Barbara; Kiser, Betsy; Ogden, Rich; SLO_NEWS_DAY; Stanwyck, Shelly • ................ . . ..._.._........._.... . ..........._.._.......__.__......__............................ Betsy Kiser=Message Board,_City's_Web °nqe and Min_utes : .. _..._------..---.-.-------,�.. _... _....---..._._..._..__...._.__.._._..___.....__.�Page 1._ From: Audrey Hooper , � To: Brown, Molly; Ferguson,Tracy; ratline�charter.net; Thompson, Patty; Walker, Kim Date: 1/5/06 1:56PM Subject: Message Board, City's Web Page and Minutes After speaking to Tracy this morning, I spoke with Admin and, unfortunately, because of staffing transitions in the CAO's office, the City is unable to sponsor a message board for the sesquicentennial. However, we can do a �ink to the message board - if established -from the City's website. Pat, I'd like to suggest that maybe a historical association in the City would be a good organization to sponsor the message board. Are you willing to look into this possibility-since the Sesquicentennial is a historical event???? The CAO's office will be setting up a link on the splash page for the Sesquicentennial and the first thing that will go on it will be the press release that I passed out to our Theme Committee. But I have found out today that the press release is not quite complete. As soon as it is, our CAO reps on the committee will get it onto the web page. As soon as I receive the trivia questions, we can get those onto the web page as well. When the minutes are prepared for the Theme Committee's last meeting, it might be a good idea to add a parenthetical note that we confirmed that the City cannot do the message board ... but whatever you folks think is fine with me. O V . _.._...._.._.__...._._.. ....... ......__......_........_........._...__..._. _.._....._��_............_...._.._.._.._._..._..__....,_..—_.__..._......_....... ..,_:......_......._---�__-�---....................-----------...__....._...._.......__...._..---------.._:.....--- -- Betsy_Kser- Sesquicentennial __ .... __.. ' _ ... .. _ '- _ Page_1 _ �J From: Melissa Ellsworth To: Sesquicentennial Committee Date: 1/5/06 1:20PM Subject: Sesquicentennial Hi everyone, Please see the attached draft letter template and let me know if there are names left out, or it needs revisions please let me know. Moving forward, please contact Cecilia Paredes at cparedesC�slocitv.orq, her phone number is 781-7123. I'd like to attach the subcommittee meeting minutes to the agenda and minutes from today, so I ask the subcommittee Chairs to please email their minutes to Cecilia by Tuesday, January 10th. Thank you, Melissa CC: Cecelia Paredes � O _................_..........................._......._......._...._....... .. .. .. ..._.... ...................__..__.._._.. . .,....._._._...._.............__........_..... . ......._......._........ ..................._.... .... ......_.....---�- ------ -_ _. Betsy_,Kiser- SL0_150th__anniversary/SLO � ounty Band ___ ____.__ . _ _. �_,, ._ _ . ______,_____.___.__.__ Page_1: --�--- . .. �.,_._..... � �. _ From: <rgrosseC�calpoly.edu> To: <bkiserC�3 slocity.org> � Date: 11 h 6/05 7:40AM Subject: SLO 150th anniversary/SLO C ounty Band Hi, My name is Bob Grosse and, in addition to teaching in the business school at CalPoly, I am a long time resident of SLO (26 yrs) and the Publicity Director for the SLO County Band. I saw the news articles about the 150th anniversary in The Tribune this morning and can't be at the meeting tonight due to a church meeting conflict but want to offer the SLO County Band for use during the observation. If you are not familiar with us, the SLO County Band has been around for 131 of the 150 years--founded in 1874 as "The SLO Military Band" --and has been providing music for community and patriotic events ever since. We are a community band--John Philip Sousa and all that--with about 40 members from all around the County. We have a paid Director but otherwise are a volunteer organization. Suggestions for the 150th Celebration: How about a series of musical events spotlighting some of the historical buildings in the city-Jack House, Mission, Carnegie Library, Fremont Theater, Dallaidet (?) adobe, etc? These could be outdoors and free to the pubic with local musical groups and a few historical speeches by prominent city people--too bad Alex Madonna isn't still around. OI, if there is are some BBQ dinnner or lunch celebrations, we could provide some band music for them--places like Mitchell Park or Santa Rosa Park come to mind. Or, if nothing else,the Band could do a series of Sunday Afternoon in the Park concerts with city sponsorship for publicity and minor logistic support (like renting chairs and a PA system.) Anyway, sounds like a great year coming up--please count us in! Thanks, � Bob Grosse SLO County Band phone 543-5691 �., � --....__....-----.........._.._.._..---....._....._.__.....__...........__......._......-�---....__............-----�-�-----._..._..----------__�..-----........�..�-----............--�-----._......._ _..__....._. _.._.__. '_Betsy Kiser._FW__Interest Form_Sesquicr^+ennial-�--------------____...---____. .___ - ...... ...._. . Page 1: , j. � _ From: "Katrin Colamarino"<KatrinCC�NicholasConsulting.net> � 1 To: <krootC�calpoly.edu>, <bkiserC�slocity.org> / Date: 11/15/05 2:19PM Subject: FW: Interest Form - Sesquicentennial Dear Betsy and Kendi, I was tapped for the Sesquicentennial Planning Committee in my former position as Executive Director of the SLO County Arts Council. I resigned my position there in late October but was asked by Betsy to stay on this committee as a private citizen. I just received the relevant emails at my home office about the planning. Seems to be going well! I will attend the community meeting on Thursday and help out in some way. Please let me know where help may be needed. I do non profit fundraising, event planning and consulting and know many folks in the community so my experience might be of use. Here is the key information on me: Katrin Colamarino, Principal, Nicholas Consulting Company 286-7480 katrincC�nicholasconsulting.net [Please delete my arts council email address and substitute this one,Thanks] Regards, Katrin -----Original Message----- From: Director- SLOCAC [mailto:katrin CPsloartscouncil.org] �' Sent:Tuesday, November 15, 2005 12:49 PM � To: KatrinCC�NicholasConsulting.net Subject: FW: Interest Form - Sesquicentennial -----Original Message----- From: Melissa Ellsworth [mailto:mellsworthC�slocity.org] Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 4:45 PM To: printpalC�aol.com; krootC�calpoly.edu; kschwart@calpoly.edu; adoberealty@charter.net; annslateCalcharter.net; dcashC�downtownslo.com; jwbC�farmsupplycompany.com; slojoumalC�3fixnet.com; donna.lewis�gmacm.com; slochsC�kcbx.net; prC�Brademakerdesign.com;wjpyperC�3sbcglobal.net; katrinC�sloartscouncil.org; pwilmoreC�slochamber.org; Ashley Blake; Audrey Hooper; Betsy Kiser; Christine Wallace; Kim Walker; Molly Brown; Paul LeSage; Patty Thompson; Shelly Stanwyck; Wendy George;juneCQ3ssblaw.com; maryCd3verdinmarketing.com Subject: Interest Form - Sesquicentennial Per Kendi's request, please see the attached interest form that will be available to those interested in participating in the Sesquicentennial celebrations. The form will be distributed to community members at the November 17th meeting. G � _..............._.__...................._..._._........_._............ ......... ............................ .__.......... ..._.__......._._..�....._..........._._.._..__...._:__..._........_.............__.__.._....._...__............__...._....._.._.._.._.........._.._._.__....._..- -----__ ��. ;Betsy_Kiser_Re�Update �._..� P..___. �. ..._.--- _._Pa9e�, . �.__._..__........ _.._._....._----..... . ..�.._�___...... �.�__.___....._..__._.__...........____._..._.__— � .\_ ,�: From: Wendy George � To: Kim Walker Date: 11/9/05 2:51 PM Subject: Re: Update Attached is a revised version of the Press Release with both Betsy's and my input. As far as the KSBY story, let me forward to Kendi Root and have her include this on the agenda for tomorrow's meeting to get volunteers to be interviewed. Thanks. »> Kim Walker 11/09/05 01:38PM »> W endy, A few things on the sesquicentennial... 1.) I am attaching the Press Release-will you make edits and we will send it out; 2.) Pierre Kascinta, KSBY reporter, would like to do a story on Thursday, 11/17 to encourage community members to attend the meeting. This will be a Daybreak spot and it will be live. My idea is to have 1-2 people from the Committee there to be interviewed. I will be on hand to organize and make sure everyone is settled. What do you think? CC: Audrey Hooper; Kiser, Betsy; Stanwyck, Shelly O � � .. � . �, o`�S�LU�� _ �� - � ; �, C� " � I "" O 99U.I c�in Stneet • Sare..L'uio Oeiepa •CQ • 93409 + ��' .11�156 � 5; 2��6: � � ` ��UjCEN'�� November 4, 2005 Re: City of San Luis Obispo's Sesquicentennial Celebration To: Community organizations and members: In 2006, the City of San Luis Obispo will be celebrating the sesquicentennial (150 years) anniversazy of its incorporation. A steering committee of local citizens and City staff has been formed to help organize a ten month long celebration, culminating in October 2006. The committee is excited about this opportunity for the community to join together to recognize our history and all that makes San Luis Obispo special. , We would like to invite you to attend a public meeting to discuss ways that you or your organization can become part of the celebration. Our hope is that local groups will either �� consider creating special Sesquicentennial Celebration events, or incorporate the �� Sesquicentennial into some of their regularly planned events. We would like to share , more of our vision with you when we meet. The meeting will be held on: Thursday,November 17,2005 Ludwick Community Center 864 Santa Rosa at Mill Street 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Please don't miss this oppoRunity to create a new piece of community history, while celebrating our past. RSVP to me at kroot@calpolv.edu or call 805-756-5113. Sincerely, +�nc�t. �-�- Kendi Root Sesquicentennial Celebration Chairperson C_ y / \ �1 • \ / V o�Ss�LUIs�� . �',.o ti C� � O 6�5C Q ,�� 2'.��D6 Q' �s�Ulc . �� EN City of San Luis Obispo Sesquicentennial Celebration 1856 — 2006 In 1856, a dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was incorporated and today, the City of San Luis Obispo serves as the commercial, governmental, and cultural hub of San Luis Obispo County. To celebrate the 150 year anniversary, or Sesquicentennial, a group of local leaders is joining with City staff to plan a 10 month celebration in 2006, culminating in a grand event planned for October. � The Sesquicentennial Celebration Steering Committee is asking community organizations to get involved by adding the Sesquicentennial theme to existing activities or events that you are planning for 2006 or to create a new event to specifically celebrate the 150th anniversary of our City. This is a community event—make it your event by participating in a way that is meaningful to your organization. There are no hard-fast rules and creativity is encouragedf Think about how your organization has contributed to the development of San Luis Obispo through the years or what your group's activities would have looked like 150 years ago. The Steering Committee is offering the following resources to help: • a special commemorative logo that can be used in connection with themed activities or events, • conduit to organizations knowledgeable about various historical aspects of the City, �� U. • inclusion in information to local media outlets on Sesquicentennial events and on the Sesquicentennial website, and � ' • information on fundraising opportunities through Sesquicentennial promotional items. We are also looking for community organizations to organize, host, participate in, and sponsor the gra.nd finale event, currently scheduled for October 21, 2006, in Mission Plaza. This will be a community-wide event that will bring together all segments of San Luis Obispo to celebrate what makes our city special. For more information or to let us know about your organization's plan to celebrate and take part in the Sesquicentennial activities, please contact June McIvor at 541-2800 or Bill Pyper at 489-0661 x105. Join us in celebrating the City of San Luis Obispo! We look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas. � ; � Sincerely, Steering Committee C + ' ' I ' '� ,�, Media Themes `�� Local media outlets in San Luis Obispo will be focusing on the following themes as they apply to the development of the City of San Luis Obispo throughout the Sesquicentennial . year. Your participation is not limited to the particular month—all types of events are welcome at any time between now and October. January–Environment February–Recreation, Parks and Tourism ' March– Transportation April–Business and Leadership � May–Historical Preservation June–Education July– Cultural August–Government - September–Agriculture �� October–Arts � - � . `�. Sesquicentennial Subcommittees �� Public Relations: provides overall general information on the Sesquicentennial celebration and events to local media Committee Contact: Betsy Kiser 781-7151 or bkiser(�a,slocit �.�or� Grand Finale: solicits and coordinates community participation in the creation of a grand finale event Committee Contact: Ashley Blake 781-7298 or ABlake(c�slocity.org Monthlv Theme: coordinates information flow between community organizations and the media for information on the monthly themes. Committee Contact: Tracy Ferguson (for January and February) � __ �� ' Kim Walker(Ma.rch onwards) � 781-7069 or kwalker(a�slocitv.org Cornmunitv Outreach: solicits community organizations for participation in the Sesquicentennial Celebration with themed activities and events and coordinates information on community events with PR committee. Committee Contact: June McIvor 541-2800 or iune(c�ssblaw.com , Bill Pyper 489-0661 x105 or w�j er o,sbcglobal.net Fundraising and Products: provides information on fundraising opportunities, including through the creation of appropriate themed memorabilia. Committee Contact: Shelley McConnell 544-4464 or grint��aol.com � _ -1 . � ,� __ Sesquicentennial Steering Committe.e � Kendi Root Ca1 Pol Recreation Administratio Steerin Committee Chair � Y � g Jim Brabeck, Farm Supply Deborah Cash, San Luis Obispo Downtown Association Ron Clarke, San Luis Obispo County Historical Society Katrin Colamarino, Cuesta Master Chorale Alex Gough, Adobe Realty Dan Krieger, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Donna Lewis, San Luis Obispo Chamber Board Member Shelley McConnell, San Luis Obispo County Arts Council June McIvor, Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut & Baggett Pat O'Daniels, San Luis Obispo County Historical Society Steve Owens, San Luis Journal Bill Pyper, San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum -- Pierre Rademaker, San Luis Obispo Chamber Board Member, Ra.demaker Design 1 ��.- Ken Schwartz, Former City of San Luis Obispo Council Member Ann Slate, Youth Sports Association Mary Verdin, Verdin Marketing Ink Patricia Wilmore, San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce City of San Luis Obispo Staff ; �-----� - � _ ' �, r��l�t LU�� ,�o� - - -__ �� ,� _ ,o. ca �_:� o u�� 3 �c�m� � y �s �� JCEN'�� CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO SESQUICENTENNIAL INTEREST FORM COMPAN Y/ORGANIZATI ON CONTACT PERSON: TITLE: ADDRESS: PHONE: ZIP CODE: FAX: EMAIL ADDRESS � �,� � Please check any areas that might apply to your company or organization ❑ We will support the celebration with the following activities: ❑ We are interested in hosting a gra.nd event in October. ❑ We would like the logo for marketing. ❑ We are interested in producing logo merchandise. ❑ We would like more information—please contact us! For more information, comments or suggestions, please contact your representative of the City of San Luis Obispo Sesquicentennial Committee or one of the following Community Outreach Representatives: June McIvor Bill Pyper 805-541-2800 805-489-OG61 x105 june o,ssblaw.com wj��er =(a�sbcglobal.net Please fax this form to 541-2802 or email to june anv,ssblaw.com �__.% THANK YOU! ,. _ ^ . ; �_� � , Sesquicentennial Logo Usage Guidelines �-� The following standards apply for all media of communication, including the Web, print collateral, news articles, event signage, direct mail and promotional items for marketing the Sesquicentennial Celebration. Appropriate usage and adherence to the following basic guidelines preserve the visual identity and consistency of the logo. Digital files Logotype master digital files are available in multiple formats for both PC and Macintosh use. To receive a file via e-mail for your use, contact: Betsy Kiser, bkiser(cr�,slocit,y.org 805-781-7151 Color: The symbol is designed to be reproduced in either black and white or full color process printing. No versions for 2 or 3 color reproduction were designed. --- Size: The master files can be enlarged or reduced for a11 applications from ballpoint pens to �� street banners. Restrictions: The logo must not be reversed from a dark color background. Either the black and white or color version may be placed upon a dark background or over a photo by using the "clipped" version, which provides a knock-out mask. Do not take the logo apart and recombine it in any way to create new artwork. No part of the logo may be changed or re-sized in any way relative to the rest of the logo. Do not reproduce the logo with a tint or a gradation. Do not distort the logo by stretching or resizing. If resizing is needed, it should only be done with the proportions intact. Use of the logo does not confer or imply any endorsement of any kind by the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee or the City of San Luis Obispo of any content, activity, or event to which such use relates. By use of the logo, any user understands and ag�-ees that it shall indemn�, defend, and hold harmless the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee, its members and agents, and the City of San Luis Obispo, its members arid i � agents from and against any claim or action which may arise in connection with use of �� ; the logo or any Sesquicentennial event or activity. �: � Sesquicentennial Logo Usage Guidelines The following standards apply for all media of communication, including the Web, print collateral, news articles, event signage, direct mail and promotional items for marketing the Sesquicentennial Celebration. Appropriate usage and adherence to the following basic guidelines preserve the visual identity and consistency of the logo. Digital files _ Logotype master digital files are available in multiple formats for both PC and Macintosh use. To receive a file via e-mail for your use contact: Betsy Kiser, bkiser@slocity.or� 805-781-7151 Color: The symbol is designed to be reproduced in either black and white or full color process printing. No versions for 2 or 3 color reproduction were designed. � � Size: The master files can be enlarged or reduced for all applications from ballpoint pens to street banners. Restrictions: The logo must not be reversed from a dark color background. Either the black and white or color version may be placed upon a dark background or over a photo by using the "clipped" version, which provides a knock-out mask. Do not take the logo apart and recombine it in any way to create new artwork. No part of the logo may be changed or re-sized in any way relative to the rest of the logo. Do not reproduce the logo with a tint or a gradation. Do not distort the logo by stretching or resizing. 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A ,V '�� 99U J nl'm StKcet � Scui.L'uia L"6i�pa •CQ • 934U1 — 1 '.� =.1:�5�6.' :.Y. CdS3 =2fD��; ,, s �� i. � ��CEN'��'� ; �, �``�, November 4, 2005 Re: City of San Luis Obispo's Sesquicentennia] Celebration To: Community organizations and members: In 2006, the City of San Luis Obispo will be celebrating the sesquicentennial (150 years) anniversary of its incorporation. A steering committee of local citizens and City staff has been formed to help organize a ten month long celebration, culminating in October 2006. The committee is excited about this opportunity for the community to join together to recognize our history and all that makes San Luis Obispo special. We would like to invite you to attend a public meeting to discuss ways that you or your organization can become part of the celebration. Our hope is that local groups will either consider creating special Sesc�uicentennial Celebration events, or incorporate the Sesquicentennial into some of their regularly planned events. We would like to share more of our vision with you when we meet. The meeting will be held on: Thursday, November 17, 2005 Ludwick Community Centcr 864 Santa Rosa at Mill Street 5:00 p.m.—6:30 p.m. Please don't miss this opportunity to create a new piece of community liistory, while celebrating our past. RSVP to me at krootC�calpoly.edu or call 805-756-5113. Sincerely, k�''r\�t ��-Z•-{— Kendi Root Sesquicentennial Celebration Chairperson Q � Sesquicentennial Invite Letter to Nov. 17 meeting LastsName First Name Company �• = Address _ _ �v � City; State Zip �.,__....___�_.._ _ __��.__._�._:..__ _. ._._..._..... .. _�._.__..___...__ .._._._._.._ _ ____._� _ ..--------�._ ..�.__._..._._ __._ _.._._.__--- AARP 1445 Santa Rosa Street San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Van Buren Kelly American Red Cross 225 Prado Road, Suite A San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Seitz Mike AYSO 1066 Palm Street San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Thayer Steve Big Brother Big Sisters of SLO Co. P.O. Box 12644 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Turner Dawn Bishop's Peak/Teach School 451 Jaycee Dr San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Bunin Jerry Building Industry Assn P.O. Box 13010 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Ashley Phil Canyons and Streams Alliance 1568 La Cita Court San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Garth Dave Chamber of Commerce 1039 Chorro St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Medeiros Rosanna Conrad L. Smith School PTA 1375 Balboa San Luis Obispo CA 93405 yth Larry CYSA 171 Anacapa San Luis Obispo CA 93405 •h Deborah Downtown Association P.O. Box 1402 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Easter Seal Society 4251 S. Higuera San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Steinberg Elizabeth Economic Opportunity Commission 1030 Southwood Dr. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Manchak Michael Economic Vitality Corporation 4111 Broad St., Suite A San Luis Obispo CA 93401 ECOSLO _ P.O. Box 1014 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Kilburn David GALA P.O. Box 3558 San Luis Obispo CA 93403 Kibbe Ginger Hawthorne School PTA 2125 Story St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Hospice 1304 Pacific St San Luis Obispo CA 93401 HOTLINE of San Luis Obispo Mendelson Evan County P.O. Box 5456 San Luis Obispo CA 93403 Fowler Ken King David's Lodge#209 859 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Asbaugh John Kiwanis Club P.O. Box 3345 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Stark Brian Land Conservancy fo SLO County P.O. Box 12206 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 illanueva Linda Latino Outreach Council P.O. Box 15960 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 er Marguerite League of Women Voters P.O. Box 4210 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 erson Christy Los Ranchos School PTA 5785 Los Ranchos Rd San Luis Obispo CA 93401 NOW PO Box 1306 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Larez Lorena Pacheco School PTA 271 Cuesta Drive San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Norwood Tom _ People's Kitchen 467 Luneta Drive San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Saleme Florence Quota International fo SLO P.O. Box 533 _____ San Luis Obispo CA 93406 R.S.V.P. 660 Pismo St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo de Dalton Doug Tolosa 390 Higuera St. San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Lareau Peter Rotary Club of SLO#1532_ P.O. Box 833 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Shaw Doug Rotary Club of SLO Daybreak P.O. Box 906 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Salvation Army P.O.Box 1407 _____ San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Kile Karen San Luis Obis o Art Center P.O. Box 813 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Page 1 of 3 : � Sesquicentennial Invite Letter to Nov. 17 meeting Last Name� First Name �Company ' � _ `�� y Address� � � :City State Zip : , � � . . , < . :.v__.�.�__----- --_._.__...__.__ _._.__.._____.___..__�---_-- -.—_---- ---------.--....._._.�....__.._�_---- . . ..______..._._------__..._�x...---._,. ..._.._.�. . ____._,.._.___�__.._�__.__ San Luis Obispo County Arts Colamarino Katrin Council P.O. Box 1710 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 San Luis Obispo County Community Edwards David Foundation P.O. Box 1580 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Dinguns Del San Luis Obispo Lions Club P.O. Box 3052 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Sellars Donna San Luis Obispo Little Theater P.O. Box 122 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Pendleton Curtis San Luis Obispo Mozart Festival P.O. Box 311 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Davis Steve San Luis Obispo Soccer Club 1241 Johnson Ave. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Sigurdson Sandi __ San Luis Obispo Symphony P.O. Box 658 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 - ' d Shirley Senior Citizens Assoc. PO Box 5456 San Luis Obispo CA 93401 ols Martha Senior Nutrition Program 880 Industrial Way San Luis Obispo CA 93401 sman Gary Sierra Club PO Box 15755 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Tapp Darla Sinsheimer School PTA 2755 Augusta St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 SLO Board of Realtors Assoc 443 Marsh St San Luis Obispo CA 93401 SLO Community Leadership Albers Laura Foundation 1039 Chorro St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Fukushima Adam SLO County Bicycle Coalition P.O. Box 14860 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 SLO County Builders Exchange 3563 Sueldo San Luis Obispo CA 93401 SLO County Farm Bureau 651 Tank Farm Road San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Clarke Ron SLO County Historical Society P.O. Box 1391 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 SLO Jaycees P.O. Box 540 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 SLO Property Owners Assn P.O. Box 12924 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Students for Social Responsibility, Cal Poly,ASI Box 55 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo CA 93407 rnardi Bernadette The Literacy Council 1264 Higuera,#102 San Luis Obispo CA 93401 The Monday Club P.O. Box 167 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 ithson Teresa Vision Unida P.O. Box 1586 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Women's Community Center of San King Angie Luis Obispo Co. 880 Industrial Way San Luis Obispo CA 93401 President Women's Network of SLO County P.O. Box 1741 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Paddock Dan YMCA 1020 Southwood San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Independent Order of Odd Storton Cheryl International Order of Odd Fellows Fellows Hall, 520 Dana Street San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Frucht Michael Retired Active Men 1545 See Canyon Rd. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Jensen Debbie Soroptomists P.O. Box 1331 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Cliff Ivan Masonic Lodge 859 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 San Luis Coastal Unified School Valentine Ed District 1500 Lizzie St. San Luis Obis o CA 93401 Page 2 of 3 ` ' . Sesquicentennial Invite Letter to Nov. 17 meeting . Last Name F�rst"Name Company . , ` `Address ` � City � State" �"Zip ' � . , 3 ._:_ .._�: .._...�.. .:�,.� ---.-____�_.. . .__.._.__ ... _� .__ �_�.:_.�.a_._.M __.. � __---- _�..__.._.__ _____ . � , � ..� ., .....---..__�..._:_..__�_.�... _..__....___._.�.._:. --_.._a._..,__.�___.�-----....._. __�.._._�.:__�... Gallagher Astrid Heritage Shared P.O. Box 4614 San Luis Obispo CA 93403 Kreiger Dan 662 Islay San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Griffin Bob 774�De1 Rio San Luis Obispo CA 93405 PCC Justice Louise PO Box 13515_ San Luis Obispo CA 93406 PCC Newland George 1214 Ironbark _ San Luis Obispo CA 93401 PCC Nicklas Deborah 4619 Snapdragon Way San Luis Obispo CA 93401 PCC Norton Cate 1737 Sydney San Luis Obispo CA 93401 PCC Roberts Diane 869 Center San Luis Obispo CA 93405 PCC Rosene � Wilda 3057 S. Higuera#109 San Luis Obispo CA 93401 PCC tterson Ron jV1 � ��. 04SC-" rn 2045 Hope St. San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Jack House � ��' � ner Wesley��ti 1 � 216 Albert St. San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Jack House �� .nson Gerry j�.{S � 265 Westmont Dr. San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Jack House � Patrick Maye a U .�712 C rro St. San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Jack House �?� (�� .� yper Bill � p N ti � �� -�-�� P.O. Box 13113 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Jack House ,• �. < Tischler John ,. �' _ 02 hilli s Lane _ _____ San Luis Obis o CA_ 93401 Jack House � ` ay ary ' ,! . ` 470 V1loodbridge St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P,& R Com ssion � Dollar pon� , 2357 Banderola Ct. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P & R Commission Dunan Peter �U(..�� (./ 52 Mariposa Dr. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P & R Commission Griffin Ty P.O. Box 1882 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 P& R Commission Knight John U 49 Mariposa Dr. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P& R Commission Lemieux Jill _ 1351 Mill St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P& R Commission � ou iere- - - Ochylski Pat Tres Condados Girl Scouts 2146 Parker San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Boy Scouts of America, Los Padres Council 7350 EI Camino Real Atascadero CA 93422 Cam Fire Boys&Girls 244 19th Street Paso Robles CA 93446 �} {2. � ; � � W � �l _ � _- �c �7''�� '��-- �� ' �l � �J � IC � �4� � --�- � C � �� C,�,� �,��. �5��(? � �-� � � -- rn,� �s ��. � � , �;� �I l�e. �l��_.�_ � us�- �� v s r� �� I� �r��P ��-� A UT -� w- ll f � t� � -�.� ��— �► i� �,y�'�'�- w'� ' � `�_c� �I L fil� �� fi(S-�..0� Page 3 of 3 ...�..._.�:.:..:.._. ... __....._.__.....____.......v......._............._._..........._.._.....��.__.�.._...._._._........._._..._....._...�........._......_.__._.�...._...._�_.__.._...__.�.�_..�.._.�....._...... .. ...�.. ............._._._......�_....._.........�._........._1. :.Audre�#�iioo�er- lnterest Form- Sesq_' nnial _. _..__.....__._.._.__._._..._.... . . _. ......__ __.. ... _. Page .� _..................................... ....... , From: Melissa Ellsworth To: Sesquicentennial Committee Date: 11/14/05 4:45PM Subject: Interest Form -Sesquicentennial Per Kendi's request, please see the attached interest form that will be available to those interested in participating in the Sesquicentennial celebrations. The form will be distributed to community members at the November 17th meeting. � o�S�LU�SD � ...,.�,._.. � � r.: fJ,.o c� �. o �� = ��o�. � �� UrCENT�'� 02006 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY SESQUICENTENNIAL INTEREST FORM COMPANY/ORG ANIZATION CONTACT PERSON: TITLE: ADDRESS: PHONE: ZiP CODE: FAX: EMA1L ADDRESS CALENDAR SEGMENTS (Please check months on interest) ❑ anu . Environment � Ju.ne: Education ❑ February: Recreation,Parks,and ❑ July: Cultural Tourism ❑ March: Trans ortation ❑ A t: Government O ril: Business and Leadershi ❑ Se tember. riculture ❑ Ma . �Tistorical Presetvation ❑ October. The Arts Please check any areas that might apply to your company or organization �.I)�;t:!�k:;:li�:ic:;rz arx��+:;�:a:rd a�4xc;:k;xa:a.r::u•i.;'a��pe:�z'.1 ❑ I/We will support the celebration and incorpora.te somehow. (Check possible months listed above) ❑ I/We will take back inform�tion and contact you. ❑ I/We are interested in hosting a grand event in October. ❑ I/We would like the logo for marketing. (Waiver form required) ❑ I/We are interested in producing logo merchandise. For more information,comments or suggestions please contact: Kendi Root,�air San Luis Obispo CitySesquicenteruual Committee 805-756-5113 or email to kroot(c�calpoly.edu Please return this form by December 30,2005 THANK YOU _._...... .....,_.......__.._.._.�.......__..._.__..........._.__......_....__,__.__�...._..._......__._....___....—.__�....___....�_.—.._.,_...�...........___---..._....__----.._......._........................_..._.._... ...__........_.....---.... ......._. ..,... ............... 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Katrin Cnlumarino,Cuesra � Mua'ter Chnrale Dear Name: Donnu Lewis,Chamber BnurJ Memher Shelley McCannell,San Luis BOdy Obispo Arts Cormr.il I June Mr.h�or,Sinsheimer, � Sr.•hielbelhur&Baggetr i ISteve Owens,San Luis Journal Bil!P�'per,Ciry of San Luis Ofiispo --_ Parks and Recrearion Commission Pierre Rademnker,Chamber Board � Member,Rademuker Design Kers Schwurtz,Former City of San Luis Obispo Council Member Ann Slate,Youth Spnns Associurion � j Purriciu Wilmnre,San Luis Ohi.cpo ICl:amber nf Commerce Cirv ojSan Luis Ohispa Staff i i i Sincerely, �' i I Sesquicentennial Steering Committee ; � , I � � � O �: I II I � _.._._ _._.... .... ........ ._..... ... .. _...._._.. ....._.._.._. .. .... _........__.. . ......_......_ .. _� -� , � Seocyuicen.terucia� LU Seoq.uic,ercten�ia�E � � Seag.uice�cte�eniae ��OS�LU/,p��A �d'CP�CB_____'_" `YoS� ��B,rpA _"_� CCQ?.B�[Q�RfL `'05� �Bj_A i-/u�CPF4�QEWIL ,� ,� 990 9'ae�►a S� � �° 99U J"aPm,S� ,� ' �� 990�a�m.S� �' - ! 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AlexGough...........................................................................................................................543-2693 adoberealty@charter:net Ann Slate-Youth Sports Association..................................................................................544-1687 annslate@charter.net Bill Pyper-Parks and Recreation Commission....:..............................................................489-0661 wjpyper@sbcglobal.net )C 1�S Deborah Cash-Downtown Association..............................................................................541-0286 dcash@downtownslo.com Donna Lewis-Chamber Board Member, CMAC Mortgage...............................................543-2727 donna.lewi s@gmacm.com �J �--• , - �. -._ Jim Braebeck-Fann Supply................................................................................................543-3751 "-.:� � ... jwb@farmsupplycompany.com June McIvor- Sinsheimer, Schielbelhut &Baggett.............................................................541-2800 june@ssblaw.com Katrin Colamarino-Cuesta Master Chorale........................................................................286-7480 KatrinC@NicholasConsulting.net Ken Schwartz-Former Council member............................................................................543-8592 kschwart@calpoly.edu Kendi Root-Cal Poly Recreation Administration...............................................................534-0399 kroot@calpoly.edu Mary Verdin-Verdin Associates, Ink.................................................................................541-9005 mary@verdinmarketing.com Patricia Wilmore-Chamber Staff.............................................. 781-2777 .......................................... pwilmore@slochamber.org Pierre Ra.demaker-Chamber Board Member, Rademaker Design.....................................544-7774 pr@rademakerdesign.com Ron Clarke-Historical Society....................................................:......................................543-0638 slochs@kcbx.net Steve Owens-San Luis Journal...........................................................................................546-0609 slojournal@fix.net ShelleyMcConnell - ............................................................................................................544-4464 printpal@aol.com 1 �..�'�.�� :�,�. -'�' � � . R-- �1 Citv Staff: Ashley Blake, ablake@slocity.org................................:.......................................................781-7298 Audrey Hooper, ahooper@slocity.org.:.......................:........................................................781-7104 Molly Brown,mbrown@slocity.org.....................................................................................781-7560 Betsy Kiser,bkiser@slocity.org...........................................................................................781-7151 Patty Thompson,pthompso@slocity.org Christine Wallace, cwallace@slocity.org.............................................................................781-7303 Paul LeSage,plesage@slocity.org........................................................................................781-7294 Kim Walker, kwalker@slocity.org.......................................................................................781-7069 Wendy George, wgeorge@slocity.org..................................................................................781-7112 / a �, '+ `' � � Minutes Sesquicentennial Public Relations Subcommittee March 6, 2006 Planning Conference Room, City Hall In attendance Mary Verdin,Patricia Wilmore Ciry Staff: Betsy Kiser Proiect and Event Undates: 1. Pierre Rademaker and Deborah Cash made a presentation of 150 historical facts at the DA breakfast. Clever presenta�ion. 2. Organizations that contact the City or the Event Sub-Committee and are interested in hosting or promoting an event for the sesquicentennial will be passed along to the PR Sub- committee. The organization's event will be added to the sesquicentennial event calendar. The PR Sub-Committee will then contact the organization and offer assistance with press releases and other media material. Mary Verdin will distribute through her media list. 3. Patricia will contact Laura Spence at the Chamber to schedule a soapbox for the Good � Morning SLO in March or April. She'll ask Deborah and Pierre to give an abbreviated version of their 150 historical facts presentation, and provide a handout with the complete list. 4. The calendar of events will be updated as items are added and Mary will send it out to the - media each month. 5. Betsy is going to get the 101.3 radio spot schedule to Mary. At the next Steering Committee meeting, ideas will be compiled and speakers identified for the radio spots. Patricia will speak to Dave Congalton about doing a piece on his show about the monthly themes. 6. �Betsy spoke with Tom Jones at PG&E regarding sponsorship of the City banner project. PG&E will sponsor$3,000 of the banner display,but would like to see another corporation(s) or business(es)pick up the other$4;000 needed for the entire project. The committee discussed ideas about how to recognize sponsorship for this project, such as a banner at the "Big Event." There being no other business, the meeting was adjourned at 11:3S am. � � V ' V n � � � I � � '}' � � � _ �a 3�lns • P.R. Sub-Committee The sub-committee met at the Historical Society to develop a public relations plan for the Sesquicentennial Celebration. After reviewing the May 1956 editions of The Trib, the PR sub-committee discussed its purpose, scope, and objectives, then developed a strategy and tasks for accomplishing them. The following information highlights these areas: Purpose: To create awareness of the Sesquicentennial Celebration and provide a framework for future PR messaging. Scope: Immediately get information to the media about the Sesquicentennial. Request all sub-committees to release news releases via the PR Sub-committee using a format provided by the PR sub-committee. Strate�v: 1. Develop a press packet for distribution to all media groups, to include: a. Introduction to the Sequicentennial Celebration b. Logo and appropriate uses c. Themes for the year d. Information on the Special Event in October e. Request for a Contact from respective media • f. Information that the Historical Society is available for reseach purposes on Monday's and Tuesday's with prior arrangement. 2. Develop a media release format for use by other sub-committees. Tasks: 1. Mary Verdin to develop press package and release asap. She will also make personal contact with media. 2. Mary to develop release format for distribution at Jan 5 meeting of Steering Committee. 3. Sub-committee to coordinate with Parks and Recreation to program speakers for 101.3 interview opportunities. In addition to the release of the press package to the media, January's SLO Journal will provide the big media splash and should create the awareness needed for other media groups to join in. �� Publflc Relations.Su�commi�tee Betsy Kiser-Chairperson , Shelly Stanwyck Ken Schwartz Mary Verdin Patricia Wilmore I Steve Owens- _ � _ ; . .� ._..._._..._.__...._._._....__..._. ...___._._.._._._----..... ..............__._...._ ......... ....._._..... .......... ....................... ��Ys �K9�er- Fwd: SLO's 150th Year Sent*.^all FD members • a e 1 _ � ---.. . ...___. _(___. ---._....__.._...---------_._..)_...._ __.... --......._._._. _ .. ... . _ _.. .. .. P 9...._ . ...` ..r � From: Audrey Hooper O To: june@ssblaw.com Date: 1/9/06 7:33AM Subject: Fwd: SLO's 150th Year(Sent to ali FD members) June- Here are some more ideas that we hope will be implemented by the Fire Department. At this time, these are just ideas. This is just verification that City staff is taking the Sesquicentennial seriously??? »>John Callahan 01/05/06 08:21 PM »> This year of 2006, our City will celebrate 150 years of Cityhood, our Sesquicentennial. San Luis Obispo is one of California's oldest communities. Our town began with the founding of Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa in 1772 by Father Junipero Serra, the fifth mission in the California chain of 21 missions. California became a State in 1850. The City of San Luis Obispo was incorporated in 1856 as a General Law City, and became a Charter City in 1876. Our City has a rich history in arts, culture, architecture, agriculture, education, environment,transportation and much more. The City plans to celebrate our Sesquicentennial with a variety of events to be held throughout the year. We hope to also have a grande finale event in October 2006,to be organized by a local community group. As a City Department, we will want to incorporate the sesquicentennial theme into events we are already planning to do during the year.We have a special logo already developed, in an electronic format (attached). We also want to focus on promoting the Fire Department's history. Many suggestions have been made in recent weeks about the Fire Department's participation in the Sesquicentennial celebration. Fire Department Ideas: v 1. Create a retro 1856 firefighter badge to be worn in 2006. 2. Run a series of articles in the local newspapers about the history of our Fire Department. 3. Retake the Chemical Wagon photo, posing the same way as the original one taken (with the then brand new Chemical Wagon) in April, 1906. Each shift could pose for a shift photo on the wagon. Hopefully Dan Wunsch can bring down his horses. 4. Get our old Fire Department photos properly archived. 5. Matt Callahan is working on getting our William Randolf Hearst horse team harnesses, and some Steamer antiques. 6. Have new leather traditional helmet shields made for our current helmets similar to the one on our Retirement Board (upstairs at Fire Station #1). 7. Restore the 1923 Seagrave Fire Engine. This could possibly be a City/Association/Cal Poly/private restoration project.The Association has restored the 1906 Seagrave Chemical Wagon, and the City/Bill Dugger restored the 1941 Mack Fire Engine. It would be a perfect fit to restore the 1923 Seagrave Fire Engine.The Association also owns a 1928 Seagrave Fire Engine (not original to the City)that can be used for parts. This could be our most significant project in the Sesquicentennial celebration. We hope to get some financial help for this project through National Heritage grant money. Furthermore,the precedent was set at the City's 100th anniversary(in 1956) with the Association's restoration of the 1906 Chemical Wagon being completed that year. o We welcome all ides for Sesquicentennial projects. We are forming a Fire Department Sesquicentennial Committee with interested participants to help in the planning process. Please advise me or Matt or Molly ... � cs�tsy K�er- Fwd:SL0's 150th Year_(Sent*^all FD members) _ _ Page 2 � Brown if you are interested in participating on this committee or on any particular project. This is an � opportunity for us to preserve and share our rich Fire Department history with the City we have protected and the public we have served for all these years. CC: Hampian, Ken; Kisec; Betsy; Stanwyck, Shelly • • ............. . .. ..... . ........ .. . ...... ...... .. _... . ...... �ietsy�Cise�- Re: 150th Celebration , -_ ,. ._ . . _._.... . .._ Page 1 , ....................... ..�=- .. . � From: Betsy Kiser • To: Verdin, Mary Subject: Re: 150th Celebration Mary, A couple of questions: 1. When did you release the press release to the media? 2. Also, in looking at the attached release (page 2),the "fill in the blank" section is still there rather than the proposed activities. Is this the final that was sent? If you have a different copy, can you send it to me so we can put it on our splash page. 3. I gave a PR sub-committee report today and we discussed the idea of running releases by the sub- committee prior to release. What the full committee decided was to a) use the release format that you are developing for all releases, but b) instead of using us as the clearinghouse, they will cc us on the releases so we have an overall picuture of what PR is being done. 4.We talked about developing a protocol for using the logo to go out with the press releases? Did you do that? If so, can you send me what you used and that way the protocol can be included in the outreach packets. If you didn't, let me know if you have any thoughts on it and I'll put something together for the next meeting (which is two weeks from today, at noon.) Call me if you have any questions. Thanks. Also, »> Mary Verdin <maryC�verdinmarketing.com>01/05/06 10:39AM »> • Here is the info I sent to the media(Tribune, New Times, Pac Biz Times, all radio and KSBY). Note: Centurama logo was sent only to the Tribune. I have made copies of this for the meeting today. I will be there but close to 12:30, as I'm coming from a meeting at 11 am in South County. Mary On 1/5/06 8:51 AM, "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserCslocitv.orq>wrote: >June, >Our packet is designed for the media and consists of the logo, the news > release and the themes. Mary Verdin put it together and I think iYs >electronic rather than hard copy. Via this email, I'll ask Mary to forward >you the P.R. packet for comparison and use, as determined. > >See you at noon. > > Betsy Kiser > Principal Administrative Analyst >City of San Luis Obispo >990 Palm Street > San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 > (805)781-7151 > bkiserC�slocitv.orq > »» "June Mclvor" <JuneC�ssblaw.com>01/05/06 07:45AM »> • > Betsy, > . . ._..__.................__. .................. ... ......_ ... ...... ....... Betsy Ki��_Re: 150th Celebration _. _ . _... _ Page 2� .:.= • > I am working on putting together an information packet for group >outreach but I didn't want to reinvent the wheel if the PR subcommittee >had already put together a press packet. Has one been drafted or is in >the works? Whatever you have already would be helpful. If iYs not yet > in the works, I'll go ahead with the one I am working on and share it >with your subcommittee (and the steering committee). > >Thanks and Happy New Year! > >June > >June R. Mclvor >Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut&Baggett > 1010 Peach Street > P.O. Box 31 (93406) >San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 >Telephone (805) 541-2800 > Facsimile (805) 541-2802 > iuneC�ssblaw.com <mailto:iuneC�ssblaw.com> > > NOTICE >This Email is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). Any > unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution of this email or > its contents is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended > recipient, please contact the sender by reply mail and destroy the >original and all copies of the original message. > � , > > > > Mary Verdin, President Verdin Marketing Ink 1920 Broad Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805) 541-9005 (805) 541-9007 fax www.verdinmarketinQink.com • ... . _.... �.. .......................................... .........._...._._..._.........____.. ........... .....__.... ...._.. .._..---.......................... ._ Betsy Kiser-City__Activities re Sesquicentp^�ial Page 1 .. ,� .. � • From: Audrey Hooper To: juneC�ssblaw.com Date: 1/5/06 3:19PM Subject: City Activities re Sesquicentennial As promised after our discussion this morning, following are some of the ways the City is promoting the Sesquicentennial: 1. The January employee newsletter contained an article by CAO Hampian on the Sesquicentennial, displayed the logo, discussing the themes and the plans of the Sesquicentennial Committee, and asking employees to submit ideas on how to celebrate or related stories. 2. Department Heads were provided with copies of the logo. The logo has also been made available to all employees and staff was encouraged to begin using it on documents and powerpoints and in other ways that would draw attention to the City's anniversary. 3. The Police Department has designed badges with the sesquicentennial theme and these will be available for purchase by police personnel. 4. City staff will be using letterhead with the logo on it. 5. The City Clerk's office is developing the annual advisory body recognition event with a sesquicentennial theme in mind. 6. Plans have just commenced for a Community Academy later this year and the theme will be incorporated into this program. O 7. Finally, the City's Community Relations Team has taken on the role of coordinating Sesquicentennial activities. They are doing the following: a. Ensuring that new slides going out on Channel 20 from their departments contain the logo. b. Preparing videos of walking tours that discuss the history of SLO to be broadcast on Channel 20. c. Working with a community member on a slide presentation of the Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa. d. Coordinating with the employees'chapter of the NMA (National Management Association)to change the display case in the City Hall Rotunda to reflect the monthly sesquicentennial themes. e. Working with staff in their own departments to implement other ideas promoting the event. I am hoping I haven't missed anything we've been doing to date. I'll keep you posted as things arise. Audrey CC: cparedesC�slocity.org; Ehrbar, Barbara; Kiser, Betsy; Ogden, Rich; SLO_NEWS_DAY; Stanwyck, Shelly � �. • Action Upda�e Tuesday, January 3, 2006 • INTRODUCTIONS Human Resources Director lrons introduced Rachael Hendricks, Human Resources Analyst. PRESENTATIONS Mavor Romero presented a proclamation to Kendi Root, Chair of the Sesquicentennial Community Commtttee, recognizing San Luis �bispo's Sesquicentennial (150tn) Anniversary. CONSENT AGENDA C1. MINUTES�OF TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 2005. (HOOPER) RECOMMENDATION: Waive oral reading and approve as presentad. ACTI4N; Approved as-presented. (5:Oj.. • C2. AD�PTION OF ORDtNANCE N0. 1487 (2006 SERlES) AMENDING CHAPTER 4.30 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE MODIFYING THE DOWNTOWN PARKING IN-LIEU FEE. AREA TO INCLUDE 1221 NFPOMO: AND ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE N0. 1488 (2006 SERIES)AMENDING THE ZONlIdG MAP FOR 1221 & 1213 NIPOMO:,,AND 577 &579 iUTARSH STR.EET. (MANDEVILLE/HILL) R�COMNIENDAT[QN:. Adopt Or:dinance No. 1487 (2006 Series) amending Chapter 4.30 of the City of San Luis Obispo's Municipal Code modifying the Downtown Parking In-Lieu Fee Acea to include 1221 Nipomo, and; adopt Ordinance No. 1488 (20�6 Series) amending the City's zoning map designation for the property at 1221 Nipomo from High-Density Residential (R-4) to Downtown-Commercial with the Mixed—Use combining overtay (C-D-MU), and fMe addition of:a Mixed-Use combining overlay to the Downtown Commercial Zoning at 1213 . �� . Nipomo and 577& 579 Marsh Streets, based on#indings. AGT/ON: . .Ordlnance No. �487(2006 Series)and Ordinance No i488(2006 Series) adopted(5:0). • � 2 � , �� ' ' l�" /f/P-+L (,''l1�rs'C... � `-'� -��y" ".` � � c�7' - . � � � �_ ��,�.� -�� o�- ��- C� NM A � ��o� _ ��,� �� , SPECIAL COMMUNITY RELATIONS TEAM MEETING 'n 0(`'Y�,r- December 13, 2005 AGENDA The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the following and other items related to the Sesquicentennial Celebration throughout 2006. 1. Status of Steering Committee's e .fforts on behalf of the Sesquicentennial - Wendy 2. City's Efforts/CRT's Role a. 1Vlonthly Splash Page Update Based on Monthly Theme - WendyBetsy b. Channel 20 - PauVAudrey � 1. Video - Paul 2. Logo and Watermark - Audrey 3. Possible Slide Presentation - Pictorial Guide - Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa c. NMA Coordination/Preparation of Display Case in Rotunda - Monthly Themes - PauUAudrey �' � ' , � � �� G�� d. Use of Themes for Internal Events - WendyBetsy e. City's Role in Culminating Event - Wendy/Betsy 3. Other O , I � � ��IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII�� Illlllllllllll ��► � � ` Cl O S� 1S O�1S � 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-3249 SPECIAL COMMUNITI' RELATIONS TEAIVI MEETING December 13,2005, Meeting Notes Present: Ashley Blake,Molly Brown, Wendy Geoa�ge, Tim Girvin, Audrey Hoopea�,Betsy Kiser, Paul LeSage,Julie O'Connor,Larry Tolson, Kam Walker Absent: Katie DiSimone, Monica Irons, Keith Storton The CRT is being asked to facilitate a number of aspects of the Sesquicentennial celebration throughout 2006. This meeting was called to update the CRT on the Community Steea�ing Committee's plans for this celebration and to discuss the roles the CRT will play. 1. Status of Steering Committee's efforts on behalf of the Sesquicentennial - Wendy • Wendy discussed the efforts of the Community Steering Committee and the various responsibilities of its subcommittees. • The Community Steering Committee agreed that the Sesquicentennial Celebration should span ten months (January through October), with a culminating event in October. (The date and type of event in October are yet to be detee�mined.) • The Corrimunity Steering Committee agreed that each month should be assigned a theme. (Articles will be written by SLO County Journal to coincide with the rnonthly themes and the themes will be taken into consideration as organizations/associat�ons/businesses incorporate the year of the sesquicentenniafl into their events.) The themes are: January - Environment February - Recreation,Parks and Tourism 1Vlarch - Transportatnon April - Business and Leadership May - �Iistorical Preservation June - Education July - Culture August- Government September- Aga�iculture • October- The Arts OThe City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. `,� Telecommunications Device for the Deaf(805)781-7410. , o �11�IIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIII�� Ilillllf IIII� �� C�� D� �t�� .--.. rts�cR'��S ole `��, 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-3249 a. Monthly Splash Page Update Based on MonthIly 'Theme - Wendy/]Betsy oil /KimlAudre will work on language for the City's "splash page." b. �hanne120 - ]Pa�nl�../Audrey 1. Video - �aul L. aul Taka will find out and let�im and Ashley know if at as possible to download a PowerPoint or IDVIID to a video for a�ebroadcastnng on Channe120. If this is possnble, . shle !I{im/.Bets wifll woa�k together to devellop videos using the City's "walkin toua�s" for broadcasting on Channel 20. If this is not possible,�will contact�rez and take the lead with working with him (with otl�er help from Betsy)develop a video(s) using the "walking tours." (If there is no other funding to aio �his, Paul lL.indicated that Parks & Ytecreation rnay be able to fund this project.) 2. I.ogo and Watermark- Audrey - �ofilerplate slides with the sesquicentennial �ogo and watermark have �' been saved to the "I" drive under the Sesquicentennial foIlder. CRT representatives were asked to work wntIl� their departments to ensua�e that all Channe9 20 slides for 2006 incorporate the➢ogo or watermark. It was also noted that copies of the black and white logo and a format for letterhead are saved in the same directory. The use of these items wil➢ be disc�ssed at the�eparteinent�ead meeting on Thursday (�2/15). CR�' members were encouragec� to discuss ndeas for the use of the logos with their departments. 3. Possible Slide Presentation -Pictorial Guide- 1VIission San ]Luis �bispo de Tolosa . udre will pua�sue this possi&�nlity. c. N1VIA Coordination/Preparation of IDisplay Case in �otunda - 1Vlonthly �'hemes - PauVAudrey lPaul L. indicated that NNdA has aga�eeci to coordinate changnng�he display case on a monthly basis. The NMA will be�eeting tomorrow (Wednesday) and discuss this topic further. �will attend and answer questions regarding this task. �ach department will be assigned a month and will be Oasked to provide the items to be included in the display case that month. The OThe City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services,programs and activities. �,,� Telecommunications Device for the Deaf(805)781-7410. �I � �II�IIiIIiIIIIIIIIINIII� �Illlllllllllll ��E Ci O S� 1S OB1S � - . � ' are inte ed to de ct historical as ects of the de artment, but e do '�.. h�B��,�#g��t�,��ep� above. It is thought that the NMA will be developing a display on the City's awards for the month of January,and that the sesquicentennial months will begin in February. This will be confirmed tomorrow. d. Use of Themes for Internal Events - WendyBetsy Everyone will need to put on their thinking caps for adeas on making use of the logo and tyang the vaa�ious departmental events/�ctivities into the Sesquicentennial year-long celebration in 2006. It was suggested that "Ken's Corner" in January should be dedicated to the Sesquicentennial. e. City's Role in Culminating Event- WendyBetsy More information about this event and the CRT's role will be forthcoming. 3. Other It was noted that Christine Wallace � ' will work with her) is putting together an application packet to be given to outside persons/businesses/agencies who want to use the logo. It was suggested that the notes of this meeting be taken to the Department Heads. - d�re. will work with � ell+ on getting this to the Department Heads on Thu�sday.) � �,,� The City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. Telecommunications Device for the Deaf(805)781-7410. • -- �, � ��I�IIiIIIIIIIIIIfBIII�� Ilillllilllll � �� a Cl O S�'n 1S OB1S �. 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-3249 Date First Name Last Name Address City, State ZIP RE: Subject Dear Name: Body � Sincerely, Name Title O OThe City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. Document� C,,� Telecommunications Device for the Deaf(805)781-7410. ............. .. ............................ ...:�..........._,.__...........__.�.:..:_.....:_.�..._.__._.___._..__..._...__.__.�..._...._._._:..�..�.....�...__._....._.._._._...___..�.... ....... �...._........._....�. ..... .-...�_..........�__ __ _..._ Audrey Hooper-SESQUICENTENNIAI!.,"�'"�NTHLY THEMES SUBCOMMITTEE.doc. .� „_____._,, _, .._ , _. _ _._. .... .�..� ;�Page. rA - ---—�- �._.._.----- -- ----; . i � � l: i I SESQUICEN'TENNIAL MONTHLY THEMES SUBCONINIITTEE � ' Np� PHONE EMAIL ORGANIZATION 'I Moll Brown 781-7560 mbrown sloci .or SLO Cit Fire � Trac Fer son 781-7379 tfer so sloci .or SLO Cit Fire ' Pa Thom son 783-7773 thom so slocit .or SLO Ci Fire ; i ; Audrey Hoo er 781-7104 ahoo er sloci .or Ci Clerk i � Kim Walker 781-7069 kwalker sloci .or SLO Parks&Rec. � Patrick O'Daniels 773-1975 ratline(cr�,charter.net SLO Co.Historic Socie Board i � I j I F � I � - �---- --- -.._.........-..._ , .;,� I i ' � �: .. � 4 , � � � � � r [ � i j �F , l , � i•. � I � i- 4; ,I. _ _ ... ---- - ..._._. _._ . �. 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Know you're busy, but just wanted to confirm that I heard you correctly yesterday-approximately 100 decals have now been affixed to City vehicles??? Does this cover the entire fleet? Were you going to send me a photo of the decal on one of the vehicles or not ... not necessary ... Thanks. Audrey I i � --- .. . ;, , � ��__---— - :,;� -- � �= -` . SA�_�Uls� o� - -�_ �r� ,, � , , �,'� � - o < . �:� f i v `t � '� �� :�� 2,►0�0�6i � �`'� '`-` 1 ) � 11855�6i �Yf':�p�25�� , !,:�: _%.�' �' _� �.- .'�� r. . .�a �� 'Q�l �� CEN � . � � �, � �. � f ; � � - � - Page 1 of 2 , , ,,�� .� ..� Audrey Hooper - 150th Comrr�unity Outreach r.�___�...._�.,..�.�._:.,�.. _.�....r.�...�.�,��_�._�.._.._ r - .�__. _ �.�- - ,_.�:_,r.�. ..�.. . --� ...�:_._._....._-,.,,�a-,�- �.,�.r.,;� �.M� -� �--� �. - -� -- From: "June McIvor" <]une@ssblaw.com> To: "Cecilia Paredes" <CParedes@slocity.org>, <printpal@aol.rnm>, <dkrieger@calpoly.edu>, <kroot@calpoly.edu>, <kschwart@calpoly.edu>, <annslate@charter.net>, <ratline@charter.net>, <dcash@downtownslo.com>, <jwb@farmsupplycompany.com>, <slojournal@fix.net>, <Donna.lewis@gmacm.com>, <slochs@kcbx.net>, <KatrinC@NicholasConsulting.net>, <pr@rademakerdesign.com>, <wjpyper@sbcglobal.net>, <pwilmore@slochamber.org>, "Ashley Blake" <ABlake@slocity.org>, "Audrey Hooper" <AHooper@slocity.org>, "Betsy Kiser" <BKiser@slocity.org>, "Christine Wallace" <CWALLACE@slocity.org>, "Kim Walker" <KWalker@slocity.org>, "Molly Brown" <Mbrown@slocity.org>, "Patty Thompson" <PThompso@slocity.org>, "Shelly Stanwyck" <Sstanwyc@slocity.org>, <mary@verdinmarketing.com> Date: i/30/2006 6:54 PM Subject: 150th Community Outreach . Dear Steering Committee Members: Attached please find a database of the groups that the Community Outreach Subcommittee will be sending letters to this week. If you have a good relationship with a group on this list, please let the noted Community Outreach person know so that the approach can be coordinated. You might even find your name already next to a group. If so, we'll be contacting you this week. If there are groups that you think we should be contacting, or that you would like to contact, that aren't on here, please let me know. The Community Outreach Packet, in its final form, is attached for your use in contacting additional groups. Just keep us in the loop to avoid duplication of efforts. We can't do it all ourselves so please make an effort to spread the word and persuade community groups to get involved. Thanks for your help! ]une June R. McIvor Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut& Baggett -----Original Message----- From: Cecilia Paredes [mailto;CParedes�slocity,.orgl Sent: Monday,January 23, 2006 10:31 AM To: printpal@aol.com; dkrieger@calpoly.edu; kroot@calpoly.edu; kschwart@calpoly.edu; annslate@charter.net; ratline@charter.net; dcash@downtownslo.com;jwb@farmsupplycompany.com; slojournal@fix.net; Donna.Lewis@gmacm.com; slochs@kcbx.net; KatrinC@NicholasConsulting.net; pr@rademakerdesign.com; wjpyper@sbcglobal.net; pwilmore@slochamber.org; Ashley Blake; Audrey Hooper; Betsy Kiser; Christine Wallace; Kim Walker; Molly Brown; Patty Thompson; Shelly Stanwyck; June McIvor; mary@verdinmarketing.com Subject: Sesquicentennial Meeting Minutes - 1/19 4ttached are the minutes from last Thursday's committee meeting. As ile://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser\Local%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 2/2/2006 � , -- Page 2 of 2 . . '' 1 �� promised, I am also sending the full committee contact list so that we can effectively communicate on projects as they move forward. Please let me know if you have any comments. Thank you, Cecilia Paredes Department of Administration City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805.781.7123 805.781.7109 fax file://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser�L,oca1%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 2/2/2006 150'"Grou Outreach Grou Name Grou Cantact Steerin Committee Contact EvenUOther Comments 1. The]anuary employee newsletter contained an article by CAO Hampian on the Sesquicentennial,displayed the logo,discussing the themes and the plans of the Sesquicentennial Committee,and asking employees to submit ideas on how Cit of San Luis Obis o Audre Hoo er Audre Hoo er to celebrate or related stories. 2. Departrnent Heads were provided with copies of the logo. The logo has also been made available to all employees and staff was encouraged to begin using it on documents and.powerpoints and in other ways that would draw attention to the City's anniversary. 3. The Police Departrnent has designed badges with the sesquicentennial theme and these will be availatile for urchase by olice personnel. 4. Ci staff will be usin letterfiead with tfie lo 0 on it. 5. The City Clerk's office is developing the annual advisory body recognition event with a sesqufcentennial theme in mind. l 6. Plans have just commenced for a Community Academy later this year and the _ theme will be inco rated into this program. 7. Finally,the City's Community Relations Team has taken on the role of coordinatin Se uicentennial activities. They are doing the following: a. Ensuring that new slides going out on Channel 20 from their departrnents contain the logo. b. Preparing videos of walking tours that discuss the history of SLO to be broadcast on Channel 20. c. Working with a community member on a slide presentation of the Mission San Luis Obis de Tolosa. d. Coordinating with the employees'chapter of the NMA(National Management Association)to change the display case in the City Hall Rotunda to reflect the monthty sesquicentennial themes. e. Working with staff in their own departrnents to implement other ideas promotlng the event. 8.I forgot to let you know thai lhe Parks&Recreation DepaAment's KEY publication,which is a 46-page annual reference guide,included a message about the sesquicentennial in it along with the logo. This guide goes to all residents. You may have received il. 1 live outside of the City limils and didn't ge1 it. � 9. Another thing the City will be doing in the very near future is placing vinyl decals using the Sesquicentennial logo on our City vehicles. We can thank our Public Works De artrnent for this romotion of the City's anniversa ! AYSO Mike Seitz Ann Bambino Division of Babe Ruth Sandra Neuschafer Ann Bi Brother Bi Sisters of SLO Co. Steve Tha er Ann Black�Gold Boosters Club Richard Kriet Ann Cam Fire Council Bett Willeti Ann Girls Softball A ril Youmans Ann Land Conservanc of SLO Count Brian Siaric Ann The Monda Club Jo Hanson Ann NOW Ann San Luis Obis o AA Center Karen Kile Ann San Luis Obis o Mozart Festival Curtis Pendleton Ann Senior Division of Babe Ruth Ga McNanna Ann Sierra Club Ga Feldsman Ann SLO Counl Bic cle Coalition Adam Fukushima Ann , uoanea vvmoc � . 150'"Grou Outreach Grou Name Grou Contact Steerin Committee Contact EvenUOther Comme�ts SLO Little Lea ue David Wardlaw Ann - Soro tomisls Debbie Jensen Ann Women's Communit Center of San Luis Obis o An ie Kin Ann Women's Networic of SLO Count ?President Ann YMCA Dan Paddock Ann Youth Football Ton Flatos Ann Amtrak Bill A51 Box 55 Bill Buildin indust Assn Je Bunin Bill California State Milita De artment Bill Count Board Bill ECOSLO Bill Film Feslival Bill FriendslSLO Botanical Garden Jill Bolster-White Bill Gran e Hali Bill Hotels Association Bill International Order of Odd Fellows Che Storton Bill � Jack House Bill Kin David's Lod e#209 Ken Fowler Bi�l La Fiesta Bill R.S.V.P. Bill Restaurants Association g�� Retired Active Men Michael Frucht Bill Salvation Arm Bill• San Luis Obis o Little Theater ponna Sellars Bill Senior Citizens Assoc. Shirie Bird Bill Senior Nutrition Pro ram Mariha Nichols Bill SLO Count Builders Exchan e Bill Sons of Golden West Bill United Cerebral Pals Mark Shaffer Bill San Luis Obis o Railroad Museum Bill r Bill SLO Count Farm Bureau Bill:Jim Braebeck SLO Count Historical Societ Ron Clarke Bill:Ron Clarke Downtown Association Deborah Cash Deborah Cash Bisho 's Peak/Teach School Dawn Turner ponna Conrad L.Smith School PTA Rosanna Medeiros Donna CYSA La Sm h Donna Economic O ortunit Commission Elizabeth Steinber ponna � Hawthorne School PTA Gin er Kibbe Donna Los Ranchos School PTA Christ Grierson Donna Pacheco School PTA Lorena Larez Donna San Luis Obis o Association of Realtors Donna San Luis Obis o Soccer Club Steve Davis Donna Sinsheimer School PTA Daria Ta Donna Downtown Assoc Downtown Businesses newsletter/ uarterl breakfast? Good moming SLO?Chamber Other Businesses newsletter? AARP June Academ Travel June American Le ion Post 66 June American Red Cross Kell Van Buren June California Missions Foundation June Cal Pol June Can ons and Streams Alliance Phil Ashle June Central Coast Salmon Enhancement Connie O'Henle June uaar<a zaaooe � z 150�Grou Outreach Grou Name Grou Contacf Steerin Committee Contact EvenUOther Comments . Cuesta Colte e Krislina Kruto June Easter Seal Societ June Economic Vitalit Co oration Michael Manchak June Ethel Landers June GALA David Kilbum June Hos ice June HOTLINE of San Luis Obis o Count Evan Mendelson June IFC Vice President,Cal Pol Mike Motronl June Lalino Outreach Council Linda Vilianueva June Lea ue of Women Voters Mar uerite Bader June The Literac Council Bemaderie Bemardi June Masonic Lod e Ivan Cliff June Peo le's Kitchen Tom Norvvood June Quota Intemational of SLO Florence Saleme June San Luis Obis o Count Communit Foundation David Edwards ;lune San Luis Obis S m hon Sandi Si urdson June Senior Center June SLO Communit Leadershi Foundation Laura Albers June SLO Count Catllewomen Mariam Butler June SLO Ja cees June Vision Unida Teresa Smithson June Vocal Arts Ensemble June San Luis Obis o Lions Club Del Din uns June-Steerin Committee . Cuesta Master Chorate Katrin Colamarino Chamber of Commerce Dave GaAh Patricia Wilmore Rota Club of San Luis Obis o de Tolosa Dou Dalton Pierre Rademaker/PR Committee Rota Club ot SLO#1532 Peter Lareau Pierre Rademaker/PR Committee Rota Club of SLO Da reak Dou Shaw Pierre RademakedPR Committee San Luis Obis o Count AAs Council Katrin Colamarino Shelle McConnell Kiwanis Club John Asbau h Steerin Committee U � . . � � 4 ,J �°�S�LUfs��r � �� c,, � ..� o 1181�SEr '�.�L�S� �',UD�f� Q' `�c�J,� ��ti UICEN'�� City of San Luis Obispo Sesquicentennial Celebration 1856 — 2006 In 1856, a dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was incorporated and today, the City of San Luis Obispo serves as the commercial, governmental, and cultural hub of San Luis Obispo County. To celebrate the 150 year anniversary, or Sesquicentennial, a group of local leaders is joining with City staff to plan a 10 month celebration in 2006, culminating in a grand event planned for October. The Sesquicentennial Celebration Steering Committee is asking community organizations to get involved by adding the Sesquicentennial theme to existing activities or everits that you are planning for 2006 or to create a new event to specifically celebrate the 150th anniversary of our City. This is a community event—make it your event by participating in a way that is meaningful to your organization. There are no hard-fast rules and creativity is encouraged! Think about how your organization has contributed to the development of San Luis Obispo through the years or what your group's activities would have looked like 150 years ago. The Steering Committee is offering the following resources to help: • a special commemorative logo that can be used in connection with themed activities or events, • conduit to organizations knowledgeable about various historical aspects of the City, . � � � � _ - J • inclusion in information to local media outlets on Sesquicentennial events and on the Sesquicentennial website, and • information on fundraising opportunities through Sesquicentennial promotional items. We are also looking for community organizations to organize, host, participate in, and sponsor the grand finale event, cunently scheduled for October 21, 2006, in Mission Plaza. This will be a community-wide event that will bring together all segments of San Luis Obispo to celebrate what makes our city special. For more information or to let us know about your organization's plan to celebrate and take part in the Sesquicentennial activities, please contact June McIvor at 541-2800 or Bill Pyper at 489-0661 x105. Join us in celebrating the City of San Luis Obispo! We look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas. Sincerely, Steering Committee • • _ � Media Themes Local media outlets in San Luis Obispo will be focusing on the following themes as they apply to the development of the City of San Luis Obispo throughout the Sesquicentennial year. Your participation is not limited to the particular month—all types of events are welcome at any time between now and October. January—Environment February—Recreation, Parks and Towism March—Transportation April—Business and Leadership May—Historical Preservation June—Education July—Cultural � August—Government September—Agriculture October—Arts . � � __ J Sesquicentennial Subcommittees Public Relations: provides overall general information on the Sesquicentennial � celebration and events to local media Committee Contact: Betsy Kiser 781-7151 or bkiser(c�slocity.or� Grand Finale: solicits and coordinates community participation in the creation of a grand finale event Committee Contact: Ashley Blake 781-7298 or ABlake�a.slocity.or� Monthlv Theme: coordinates information flow between community organizations and the media for information on the monthly themes. Committee.Contact: Tracy Ferguson(for January and February) • Kim Walker(March onwards) 781-7069 or kwalker(a�slocity.or� Communitv Outreach: solicits community organizations for participation in the Sesquicentennial Celebration with themed activities and events and coordinates information on community events with PR committee. Committee Contact: � � 7une McIvor 541-2800 or iuneC�ssbl� Bill Pyper 489-0661 x105 or�pvper�a sbcglobal.net Fundraisins and Products: provides information on fundraising opportunities, including through the creation of appropriate themed memorabilia. Committee Contact: Shelley McConnell 544-4464 or�rint�al a(�aol.com � --� . � Sesquicentennial Steering Committee Kendi Root, Cal Poly Recreation Administration, Steering Committee Chair Jim Brabeck, Farm Supply Deborah Cash, San Luis Obispo Downtown Association Ron Clarke, San Luis Obispo County Historical Society Katrin Colamarino, Cuesta Master Chorale Alex Gough, Adobe Realty Dan Krieger, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Donna Lewis, San Luis Obispo Chamber Board Member Shelley McConnell, San Luis Obispo County Arts Council June McIvor, Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut& Baggett Pat O'Daniels, San Luis Obispo County Historical Society Steve Owens, San Luis Journal Bill Pyper, San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum - Pierre Rademaker, San Luis Obispo Chamber Board Member, Rademaker Design Ken Schwartz, Former City of San Luis Obispo Council Member Ann Slate, Youth Sports Association Mary Verdin, Verdin Marketing Ink Patricia Wilmore, San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce City of San Luis Obispo Staff o�s�-LU�S�� = �,� � - _- _ .� . t.,; o u�� r�:�� .am� . � �� ICEN`�� CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO SESQUICENTENNIAL INTEREST FORM COMPANYi ORGANIZATION COATTAC,T PERSON: TITLE: ADDRESS: PHONE: ZIP CODE: ' F� E:vfAIL ADDRESS Please check any areas that might apply to your company or organization ❑ ��'e will support the celebration with d�e follo�ving activities: ❑ V�'e are interested in hosting a grand event in October. ❑ �'e would like the logo for marketing. ❑ We axe interested in producing logo merchandise. ❑ V�'e would like more information—please contact us! For more information, comments or suggestions, please contact your representative of the City of San Luis Obispo Sesquicentennial Committee or one of the following Community Outreach Representarives: June McIvor Bill Pyper 805-541-2800 805-489-0G61 �105 june�ssblaw.com w�'�n�er a�sbcglobal.net Please fa�: this form to 541-2802 or email to june(c�ssblaw.com THANK YOU! Sesquicentennial Logo LJsage Guidelines The following standards apply for all media of communication, including the Web, print collateral, news articles, event signage, direct mail and promotional items for marketin� the Sesquicentennial Celebration. Appropriate usage and adherence to the following basic guidelines preserve the visual identity and consistency of the logo. Digital files Logotype master digital files are available in multiple formats for both PC and Macintosh use. To receive a file via e-mail for your use, contact: Betsy Kiser, bkiser(c�slocitv.org 805-781-7151 Color: The symbol is designed to be reproduced in either black and white or full color process printing. No versions for 2 or 3 color reproduction were designed. Size: The master files can be enlarged or reduced for all applications from ballpoint pens to street banners. Restrictions: The logo must not be reversed from a dark color background. Either th�black and white or color version may be placed upon a dark background or over a photo by using the "clipped" version, which provides a knock-out mask. Do not take the logo apart and recombine it in any way to create new artwork. No part of ' the logo may be changed or re-sized in any way relative to the rest of the logo. Do not reproduce the logo with a tint or a gradation. Do not distort the logo by stretching or resizing. If resizing is needed, it should only be done with the proportions intact. Use of the logo does not confer or imply any endorsement of any kind by the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee or the City of San Luis Obispo of any content, activity, or event to which.such use relates. By use nf the logo, any user understands and agrees that it shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Sesquicenterinial Steering Committee, its members and agents, and the City of San Luis Obispo, its members and agents from and against any claim or action which may arise in connection with use of the logo or any Sesquicentennial event or activity. __ Page 1 of 1 ` -. � Audrey Hooper- Re: Theme Committee Minutes �....,�.. -- ..�,.�...� �..� From: Pat O'D <ratline@charter.net> To: Audrey Hooper<AHooper@slocity.org> Date: 1/19/2006 8:54 AM Subject: Re: Theme Committee Minutes CC: "Cecilia Paredes" <CParedes@slocity.org>, "Kim Walker" <KWalker@slocity.org>, "Molly Brown" <Mbrown@slocity.org>, "Patty Thompson" <PThompso@slocity.org>, "Tracy Ferguson" <'TFerguso@slocity.org> Audrey: Re: Transportation I guess you didn't receive a copy of my Jan. 11 email about Steve Zegar and a separate company--The Green Bus Service. Zegar had his taxi and buses in a lower level garage on Chorro, across the street from the front of the Old Mission. Here it is again: Molly: Here's three name corrections and additions. Ron Clarke(SLOCHS) Anita Garcia(SLOCHS Board member at 95) Gerard Parsons (San Luis Mill & Lumber) 4th generation native, founder/builder of San Luis Yacht Club. Steve Zegar had a taxi and bus service that took Wm R. Heaxst's guests from the train depot to Hearst Castle. The Green Bus Service, at 411 Foothill, (Ph: LI 3-1414), served San Luis during the 40's and 50's that I know of. *1956 phone book. The Greyhound Bus Depot (&Post Restaurant)was at 1009 Monterey St. They could park six buses under their drive- thru building. Here's a book on Zegar's taxi service to Hearst Castle http://www.biblio.com/books/8999450.html Pat O'Daniels On Jan 18, 2006, at 5:39 PM, Audrey Hooper wrote: Attached are the minutes from today's Theme Committee meeting. <Theme Committee Minutes 01-18-06.doc> file://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser\Local%20Settings\Temp\GW}00002.HTM 1/19/2006 yu�SpN Lo,so � , J . __ � �. � � �'��IJ',p _.. .� " `' �`� I O '.�sse g S�� t,o�;: ��',r��i�� San Luis Obispo cEr� Sesquicentennial Celebration Monthly Theme Committee Minutes January 18, 2006 ' Present: Molly Brown, Chair; Tracy Ferguson, Audrey Hooper, Patty Thompson (Kim Walker was not in attendance but provided telephone updates. Her updates are included in the minutes.) Citv Website Kim Walker confirmed that she is developing the format for the City's web page. The format should be complete by Thursday, January 19, 2006. Confirmed that the Theme Committee will provide a trivia question for the City splash page for the cunent monthly theme. The Theme Committee will also provide updates such as press releases, the trivia questions, and other information for the web page to Barbara Ehrbar, who will post them. Press releases and information from other committees should also be submitted to Barbara Ehrbar for posting on the City's web page. SLO Countv Historical Societv Website At the last meeting it was noted that by Pat O'Daniels, Ron�Clark o�f - e SLO County Historical Society has agreed to host a message board and a Sesquicentertni�al page on the Historical Society's website. Ron Clarke, the SLO Historical Society Manager, would appreciate any professional web design recommendations. He can be reached at (805) 543-0638. The Theme Committee will ensure that there is a link to the City's website. Molly will contact Pat to get an update on the status of this website. "Insi�ht"Radio Spots Kim Walker shared interview time with Rich Ogden for a Clear Channel Radio show that will air on Coast Radio in the near future. Kim's topic was the Sesquicentennial. Kim has also confirmed a monthly radio spot on the first Wednesday of each month at 11:00 a.m. for the next few months. She is putting together a calendar of speakers. The following are ideas for the monthly themes. Kim Walker will take the lead on preparing press releases. Molly Brown will contact the Historical Society to see if they have articles that can be posted to the website. Februarv: Recreation, Parks and Tourism Kim Walker is working on a press release for February. ` ti - � : Molly Brown will contact Pat O'Daniels to find out the status of a video for showing on Channel 20 of an auto racing event at Exposition Park in the 1920's. March: Transportation Ideas include the history of local trolleys, the railroad, bicycle transportation, and the"green busses' that took people from the City up to Hearst Castle. (Steve Zigar had a garage on Monterey Street.) April: Business and Leadership Ideas for stories include featuring stories on founding families,past community leaders, and old service clubs. Some organizations and contacts are: Jaycees, Monday Club, Sandy Baer, Anita Garcia, Gerald Parsons, San Luis Mill and Lumber. Mav: Historical Preservation Feature history of railroad, the Jack House, the Monday Club, the house built by Frank Lloyd Wright on the comer of Pacific and Santa Rosa, the adobes, significant homes, commercial buildings and the Carnegie Library. June: Education Feature history of Chris Jesperson School, first school for disabled children. Feature article on the concept of"free education" offered by Cal Poly up to the 1934s. Next Meetin� The next Theme Committee meeting will be scheduled as needed. ......... .. . ......... .. ...............�...._..............:._..� :............_...... . ..... ...... ._...... ....__. . . . .._..................................... ....�.�..................�....................�...... ....�_._.._... Audrey Hooper- Re: CLEAR(sp) CHAN^=^L Opportunity , Page 1 ....... .......... ._._...._._ ............._.....�........._��............._�..�................._.. , � From: Betsy Kiser To: Hooper, Audrey Date: 1/17/06 12:48PM Subject: Re: CLEAR(sp) CHAIVNEL Opportunity Audrey, I think Kim should plan to be there, but by way of this email, I'm letting June know about it to, since she is the outreach chair. Maybe she or one of her committee members would like to do some "outreaching". June-Are you available and willing? If not, do you have someone who is? Betsy Kiser Principal Administrative Analyst City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805)781-7151 bkiser@slocity.org »>Audrey Hooper 01/17/06 12:39PM »> Kim Walkerjust called and left a voice mail message that she has a spot on the CLEAR Channel tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. She said she is willing to talk about the Sesquicentennial if we think iYs a good idea-and/or we can arrange for someone else to join her. Are either one of you free to do that tomorrow? We could also see if someone else from the Committee is free to meet with Kim and the radio station, but time is really short and Kim is gone today so it could be a push. What are your thoughts. I need to call and leave Kim a voice mail message. Thanks. CC: june@ssblaw.com , � � .�.. .. � �ic�l.� /�� c�. ti� _-'�� /�� --�-� --�`� � � Sesqi�icei�tennial Meeting Minutes ? - �6 ' __ � Page 1 ot 1 w - � Audrey Hooper - Sesquicentennial Community Outreach Packet �W�.M..M� . _.�:--� From: "June Mclvor" <June@ssblaw.com> To: "Cecelia Paredes" <CParedes@slocity.org>, <printpal@aol.com>, <dkrieger@calpoly.edu>, <kroot@calpoly.edu>, <kschwart@calpoly.edu>, <adoberealty@charter.net>, <annslate@charter.net>, <ratline@charter.net>, <dcash@downtownslo.com>, <jwb@farmsupplycompany.com>, <slojoumal@fix.net>, <donna.lewis@gmacm.com>, <slochs@kcbx.net>, <KatrinC@NicholasConsulting.net>, <pr@rademakerdesign.com>, <wjpyper@sbcglobal.net>, <pwilmore@slochamber.org>, <mary@verdinmarketing.com> Date: 1/16/2006 10:09 AM Subject: Sesquicentennial Community Outreach Packet CC: "Ashley Blake" <ABlake@slocity.org>, "Audrey Hooper" <AHooper@slocity.org>, "Betsy Kiser" <BKiser@slocity.org>, "Christine Wallace" <CWALLACE@slocity.org>, "Kim Walker" <KWalker@slocity.org>, Molly Brown <Mbrown@slocity.org>, "Patty Thompson" <PThompso@slocity.org>, "Shelly Stanwyck" <Sstanwyc@slocity.org> Dear Steering Committee: Attached please find a draft of the packet to be used for Community(Group) Outreach. I welcome your comments before it is finalized. Please note that I still need the Logo Usage Guidelines, as well as a designated contact for the Grand Finale subcommittee and Tracy's contact info. I think it would also be helpful to have a one-sheet on what we are looking for for the Grand Finale. If that subcommittee could prepare that for me to include, I would appreciate it. If you can get me your inpuf by the end of the day tomorrow(Tues, Jan 17th), 1 wi!!have the frna!packet ready af the meeting on Thursday(although 1 can't be af fhe meeting mysel fl. Thanks for your help! June From: Cecelia Paredes [mailto:CParedes@slocity.org] Sent: Mon 1/9/2006 3:15 PM To: printpal@aol.com; dkrieger@calpoly.edu; kroot@calpoly.edu; kschwart@calpoly.edu; adoberealty@charter.net; annslate@charter.net; ratline@charter.net; dcash@downtownslo.com;jwb@farmsupplycompany.com; slojournal@fix.net; donna.lewis@gmacm.com; slochs@kcbx.net; KatrinC@NicholasConsulting.net; pr@rademakerdesign.com; wjpyper@sbcglobal.net; pwilmore@slochamber.org; June McIvor; mary@verdinmarketing.com Cc: Ashley Blake; Audrey Hooper; Betsy Kiser; Cecelia Paredes; Christine Wallace; Kim Walker; Molly Brown; Patty Thompson; Shelly Stanwyck Subject: Sesquicentennial Meeting Minutes 1-5-06 Please let me know if you have any questions. Attachment Cecilia Paredes Department of Administration City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 805.781.7123 805.781.7109 fax � file://C:�Documents%20and%ZOSettings\slouser�I,oca1%20Settings\Temp\GW}OOOO 1.HTM 2/2/2006 , •� 1 !� � `'Y+w.�A'�� . � _ . � ��~ � �o�s�LUls��f � `�'ro � G � � o � _EE$s�� zi7�.1�s� �QDGD� cn�,�Q ��~4,� UJCEN'�F' City of San Luis Obispo Sesquicentennial Celebration 1856 — 2006 In 1856, a dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was incorporated and today, the City of San Luis Obispo serves as the commercial, governmental, and cultural hub of San Luis Obispo County. To celebrate the 150 year anniversary, or Sesquicentenriial, a group of local leaders is joining with City staff to plan a 10 month celebration in 2006, culminating in a grand event planned for October. The Sesquicentennial Celebration Steering Committee is asking community organizations to get involved by adding the Sesquicentennial theme to existing activities or eve�zts that you are planninj for 2006 or to create a new event to specifically celebrate the 150th anniversary of our City. This is a community event—make it your event by participating in a way that is meaningful to your organization. There are no hard-fast rules and creativity is encouraged! Think about how your organization has contributed to the development of San Luis Obispo through the years or what your group's activities would have looked like 150 years ago. The Steering Committee is offering the following resources to help: • a special commemorative logo that can be used in connection with themed activities or events, • conduit to organizations knowledgeable about various historical aspects of the City, � ,� '� ;:;'°='r++ � i�+. . ';��°�� -• . • inclusion in information to local media outlets on Sesquicentennial events and on the Sesquicentennial website, and • information on fundraising opportunities through Sesquicentennial promotional items. We are also looking for community organizations to organize, host, participate in, and sponsor the grand �nale event in October. This will be a community-wide event that will bring together all segments of San Luis Obispo to celebrate what makes our city special. For more information or to let us know about yoasr organization's plan to celebrate and take part in the Sesquicentennial activities, please contact June McIvor at 541-2800 or Bill Pyper at 489-0661 x105. Join acs ifa celebrating the City of Sa�a Lui.s Obispo! We look fonvard to hearing your thoughts and ideas. Sincerely, Steering Comrnittee . •, � � - �-� rG'� �s��'l� • �G�k� '�i:� �� Media Themes Local media outlets in San Luis Obispo will be focusing on the following themes as they apply to the development of the City of San Luis Obispo throughout the Sesquicentennial year. Your participation is not limited to the particular month—all types of events are welcome at any time between now and October. January—Environment February—Recreation, Parks and Tourism March—Transportation Apri1=Business and Leadership May—Historical Preservation June—Education July—Cultural August—Government September—Agriculture October= Arts � �n�e'f`4:1 �;{1 �ai+,—� - ,:'�..;+.,� : �a � � . - Y:::::%'Ltl�iD Xi��,�` � Sesquicentennial Subcommittees Public l�elations: provides overall general information on the Sesquicentennial celebration and events to local media Committee Contact: Betsy Kiser 781-7151 or bkiser@slocity.or�g Grand Finale: solicits and coordinates community participation in the creation of a grand finale event Committee Contact: Christine Wallace, Ashley Blake, Kendi Root, Deborah Cash, Jim Braebeck, Pierre Rademaker Phone: Emai l: Monthlv Theme: coordinates information flow between community organizations and the media for information on the monthly themes. Committee Contact: Tracy Ferguson (for January and February) Kim Walker(March onwards) 781-7069 or kwalker@slocity.or� Communitv Outreach: solicits community organizations for participation in the Sesquicentennial Celebration with themed activities and events and coordinates information on community events with PR committee. Committee Contact: June McIvor 541-2800 oriune@ssblaw.com Bill Pyper 489-0661 x105 or b��er�a,ccgrinting.com Fundraisin�and Products: provides information on fundraising opportunities, including through the creation of appropriate themed memorabilia. Committee Contact: Shelley McConnell 544-4464 or nrint�alCa�aol.com , ,, �� y'::_;�� F;;•:9u,� � •�,:;'^�3; x'� � ! . R�r� �'�. ::-_ `�{'-' ..i � ;�{> c;.W. ��4�� Sesquicentennial Steering Committee Kendi Root, Cal Poly Recreation Administration, Steering Committee Chair Jim Brabeck, Farm Supply Deborah Cash, San Luis Obispo Downtown Association Katrin Colamarino, Cuesta Master Chorale Donna Lewis, Chamber Board Member Shelley McConnell, San Luis Obispo Arts Council June McIvor, Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut & Baggett Steve Owens, San Luis Journal Bill Pyper, City of San Luis Obispo Parks and Recreation Commission Pierre Rademaker, Chamber Board Member, Rademaker Desi jn Ken Schwartz, Former City of San Luis Obispo Counci] Member Ann Slate, Youth Sports Association Mary Verdin, Verdin Marketing Ink Patricia Wilmore, San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce City of San Luis Obispo Staff �' = • j,:,a,�i.�_� ,;,c� �r�� j .—"rU.-'��Si �'�:'?s{ _ . £;" .i� L1�� lr Sesquicentennial Logo Usage Guidelines The following standards apply for all media of communication, including the Web, print collateral, news articles, event signage, direct mail and promotional items for marketing the Sesquicentennial Celebration. Appropriate usage and adherence to the following basic guidelines preserve the visual identity and consistency of the logo. Digital files Logotype master digital files are available in multiple formats for both PC and Macintosh use. To receive a file via e-mail for your use, contact: Betsy Kiser, bkiser@slocitv.org 805-781-7151 Color: The symbol is designed to be reproduced in either black and white or full color process printing. No versions for 2 or 3 color reproduction were designed. Size: The master files can be enlarged or reduced for all applications from ballpoint pens to street banners. Restrictions: The logo must not be reversed from a dark color background. Either the black and white or color version may be placed upon a dark background or over a photo by using the "clipped" version, which provides a knock-out mask. Do not take the logo apart and recombine it in any �vay to create new artwork. No part of the logo may be changed or re-sized in any way relative to the rest of the logo. Do not reproduce the logo with a tint or a gradation. IDo not distort tlie logo by stretching or resizing. If resizing is needed, it should only be done with the proportions intact. r� � � , ` ` � . _. . .. .. .�... .. o�S�=LUjs�. �� _�. �r � ��. v -� .; o . ��; ��s,' ��s� � �� `�,. �UjCEN�� CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO SESQUICENTENNIAL INTER�ST FORM COM PANY/ORGAIVIZATION CO�TACT PERSON: TITLE: ADDRESS: PHONE: Z1P CUDE: FAX: EMAIL ADDRtiSS Please check any areas that might apply to your company or organization ❑ We will support the celebration with the follo�ving activities: ❑ We axe interested in hosting a grand event in Octobet. ❑ We �vould like the logo for marketing. (Waivex foxm requ.ired) 0 We are interested in producing logo merchandise. ❑ ��ile�vould like more information—please contact us! For more information, comments or suggestions, please contact your representative of the City of San Luis Obispo Sesquicentennial Committee or one of rhe following Community Outreach Representatives: June McIvor Bill Pyper 805-541-2800 805-489-0661 x105 june(c�ssbla�v.com b�v,,�er(c�,cc�rinting.com Please fax this form to 541-2802 or email to�unen,ssbla�u.com THANK YOU! � . � Page 1 of 4 i �- Audrey Hooper - Re: Draft Theme Committee Minutes and Etc. - Please respond by 10 am if possible Frorn: Audrey Hooper To: Brown, Molly Date: 1/11/2006 11:42 AM Subject: Re: Draft Theme Committee Minutes and Etc. - Please respond by 10 am if possible CC: Ferguson,Tracy; Thompson, Patty; Walker, Kim Molly, Patty and Tracy, This is wonderful. Thanks very much for stepping forward. If you would like me to do the minutes, I can do that much. Regarding the web page, I just talked to Molly and clarified what that means. The "Splash" page is the first page you see when you click on the City's website. The webpage(at least that's what I call it) is what you link to from the splash page. Only websters who've had training on the "FrontPage" program can update the actual webpage and only Barbra Ehrbar can update the Splash page. But Barbra has agreed to set up the webpage and update it as long as we give her what we want to appear on it. Patty's role, then, in updating it, would be to e-mail the new trivia questions to Barbara, press releases and any other information that we want included on it regarding the Sesquicentennial. The PR Committee may also provide information for that purpose. I'll put together a sample "webpage" and maybe each of you could look at it-especially Kim because of her experience with these kinds of things - make some suggestions and then we'll have Barbara move forward. Regarding the position of Chair, Molly simply agreed to call the first meeting and chair it-at the prompting of the Sesquicentennial Committee. She didn't agree to do more. Maybe we do or don't need a chair at our next meeting. I'll try to pull back a bit now and follow the lead of the committe.lead. Thanks, again. Audrey »> Molly Brown 01/11/06 lO:OlAM »> Audrey: Answers to your questions.Tracy, Patty and I just met this morning to discuss your questions. Patly will update the website. We think it's a good idea for Betsy to be the main contact on the website. Tracy will serve as the secondary contact on the website. � Tracy, Patty and I can create the future trivia questions. The contact person for June Mc Giver for January and February will be Tracy. The meeting minutes are great.Thanks. If we need them for future meetings, we can designate the responsible person at the meeting. File://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser\Local%20Settings\Temp\GW}00002.HTM 1/11/2006 O Page 2 of 4 � , Additional meeting times (after January 18th): we suggest late March and late]une. We don't think we need an agenda for our next meeting. Our main goals will include a discussion of us writing some press releases on story ideas for the media and addifional discussion of where to go from here. Thanks. »> Audrey Hooper 01/10/06 05:59PM »> (Pat- the first couple of paragraphs won't really apply to you -they have to do with the City's website, but some of this e-mail does ...) Tracy asked a very good question, so I thought I'd direct this e-mail to all of us on the Theme Committee. I know all of us are feeling ovennrhelmed by our own workloads right now. It isn't the Theme Committee's responsibility, necessarily, to maintain the City's web page. However, it is the City's responsibility and since we are the ones that are doing the trivia questions for the web page, and since we're preparing ideas for monthly themes and possibly press releases, I thought it made sense for one of us to do this. But this may not be the best direction and that's why I'd like your feedback. So, please, I'm just one person on the this committee, let me know what each one of you thinks. If you are not a webster and/or none of you has time for this task,just let me know. I am willing to talk to Shelly and Betsy since they're on the PR Committee and/or possibly take on this task in my department if no one else comes forward to do this. I don't think this will take a great deal of time. Regarding the trivia questions, I'm not looking for a contact person on our website for that purpose alone. I'm looking for a contact person for the website in general - I am going to talk to Betsy Kiser and see if she'll be that contact. However,Tracy, we may use two e-mail addresses, Betsy's for general information and yours for the trivia questions if you're still willing. Regarding being the contact person that June McGiver is looking for from each subcommittee. Kim has agreed to be that person as of the beginning of March. If any of you would like to be that contact person for January and February, let me know by 10 a.m. or I'll offer to be the contact for January and February. Attached are the "minutes" from our last meeting. Do you folks have any corrections?If I don't hear from everyone by about 10 a.m., I'll go ahead and forward them to Cecilia.They were due today, but I got behind. They're extremely brief cuz none of us were thinking about minutes when we met. Maybe we should be thinking about how many more times we'll need to meet. If we are going to need to meet more than one more time, do you think we need to appoint a Chair at the next meeting and someone to take the minutes?Also, do you think we should develop a specific agenda for our next meeting to make sure we stay on track? I don't mean to take the lead, but since we don't have a Chair, I hope you all don't mind if I pose these questions. Thanks. Audrey »> Tracy Ferguson 01/10/06 03:41PM »> Everyone is on board with the question so I think you can go with it. I'm a little confused as to how the maintenance of the web page became the responsibility of the monthly theme subcommittee?I would think that would be part of the public relations committee's responsibility. We can certainly forward our trivia question to them each month. [ don't mind if you use my e-mail address for the trivia questions. I can report at our meetings if we have had any responses. ile://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser\Local%20Settings\Temp\GW}00002.HTM 1/11/2006 Page 3 of 4 � � ' . � Tracy Ferguson Fire Inspector III/Investigator San Luis Obispo Fire Department 2160 Santa Barbara Ave. San Luis Obispo, Ca. 93401 805-781-7380 FAX 805-534-8019 »> Audrey Hooper O1/10/06 12:06PM »> Looks good to me! Thanks!! Also - couple of other items of business - 1. We need minutes from our last meeting and we need to get them to June. I'li try to do a draft this afternoon, keeping them very simple. May need a votunteer to do these for the next meeting. If I can, I'll send them to you for review before I give them to her. If I'm too late, will you "trust me"? 2. June needs a contact person from our committee. Do one of you want to volunteer? If not, I can do this, but don't feel a need to ... 3. Re the City's splash page and web page, I'll meet with Barbara on getting the splash page up and running as soon as you have all responded regarding the trivia question. However, we'll need two related things: a. A City contact person/e-mail address should whoever is viewing the web page have a question re the sesquicentennial. (This is NOT to be a message board, but an opporunity to receive information and respond to questions only.) Do one of you want to volunteer for that role? b. Someone with webmaster experience will need to keep the City web page current. Do an�of you have that expertise and are vou willing to do that? I don't think this task will take much time,just updating the trivia question, posting press releases and other documents. I'll have to work on something else if not, so I do need to hear from you. Please take a couple of minutes and respond Thanks, much. Audrey If each of you agrees with the trivia question, I'll work with Barbara on the web page. »> Tracy Ferguson 01/10/06 09:26AM »> For your review and approval. Sesquicentennial Trivia Question #1 What significant 1926 event caused substantial environmental damage to San Luis Creek? Answer: April 7, 1926 - Union Oil Fire. "The fiery oil, floating on the flooding creek, progressed all the way to the ocean at Avila.... Skeletons of burned trees lined the creek." Tracy Ferguson Fire Inspector III/Investigator San Luis Obispo Fire Department file://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser�Loca1%20Settings\Temp\GW}00002.HTM 1/11/2006 Page 4 of 4 ,, , „ .� � 2160 Santa Barbara Ave. San Luis Obispo, Ca. 93401 805-781-7380 FAX 805-534-8019 file://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser�I.oca1%20Settings\Temp\GW}00002.HTM 1/11/2006 ..........._....,....__......._..._....__........._.._.._...............�............_._..�................. .......�._._...______.. . _....._....._._._...._..__... .... . ........ .._...._�.._....._._.............._._.........._...._. ........... :�;Audr�.y Hooper-Sesquicentennial Mon+hly Themes_Projects& Ideas List. . ., -_,..........._. . .... ._......._..Pa9e.1_I �`—-g , , _. � � From: Molly Brown To: Audrey Wooper; Kim Walker; Patty Thompson; ratlineC�charter.net; Tracy Ferguson Date: 1/11/06 12:12PM Subject: Sesquicentennial Monthly Themes Projects& Ideas List I was reviewing my notes from our last Montly Themes meeting and decided it might be helpful to us to have our ideas and plans summarized in a list. See attached. Thanks. Molly Brown Fire Inspector I City Fire Department 2160 Santa Barbara Avenue San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-5240 Phone: 805-781-7560 or 805-781-7380 Fax: 805-543-8019 E-mail: mbrownC�slocity.org r� s ` —. -- �J gp,Pl LUISO �� - : .�� Ci i. � �'I� ��O �.�sSB; �� i;?ao6� N� '_�•, `t'`� ��GICEN't�� San Luis Obispo Sesquicentennial Celebration Monthly Themes Committee Summary of Project Plans and Ideas January 4, 2006 Committee members: Molly Brown, Tracy Ferguson, Pat O'Daniels, Audrey Hooper, Patty Thompson, Kim Walker Citv Website Our committee will write a three to four sentence piece for the City splash page detailing the current monthly theme and we will update local history trivia questions. SLO Countv Historical Societv Website Per Pat O'Daniels, Ron Clark of the SLO County Historical Society has agreed to host a message board and a Sesquicentennial page on their website. Ron Clarke, the SLO Historical Society Manager, would appreciate any professional web design recommendations. He can be reached at (805) 543-0638. "Insi�ht"Radio Spots Clear Channel Radio show. Interview format show with host Andy Morris. Kim has secured some spots for the Sesquicentennial. Kim will coordinate doing a program with guests Shelly Stanwick and Dan Krieger. Februarv Recreation,parks and tourism. Kim will write a press release on this theme and will write a story on this topic to be featured in the Journal magazine. Show video on Channe120 of an auto racing event at Exposition Park in the 1920's. Pat will try to find someone to edit the footage, add narration, and convert it to VCR/video format. Mazch Transportation. Ideas include the history of local trolleys, the railroad, bicycle transportation, and the"green busses' that took people from the City up to Hearst Castle. (Steve Zigar had a garage on Monterey Street.) April Business and Leadership Ideas for stories include featuring stories on founding families, past community leaders, and old service clubs, (Jaycees, etc.). Monday Club, Sandy Bayer. Anita Garcia. Gerald Parsons, San Luis Mill and Lumber. � ' ' � Mav Historical Preservation Feature history of railroad, the 7ack House, the adobes, significant homes, commercial buildings and the Carnegie Library. June Education Feature history of Chris Jesperson School, first school for disabled children. Feature article on the concept of"free education"offered by Cal Poly up to the 1930s. Page 1 of 1 ,� ' ,� Audrey Hooper - Re: Trivia Question #1 ��' �-A�� ! �,y� �� , . � ...�-.� Froen: Audrey Hooper To: Brown, Moily; Ferguson,Tracy; ratline@charter.net; Thompson, Patly; Walker, Kim Subjett: Re: Trivia Question #i Looks good to me! Thanks!! Also - couple of other items of business - 1. We need minutes from our last meeting and we need to get them to June. I'll try to do a draft this aftemoon, keeping them very simple. May need a volunteer to do these for the next meeting. If I can, I'll send them to you for review before I give them to her. If I'm too late will you "trust me"? 2. June needs a contact person from our committee. Do one o�ou want to volunteer? If not, I can do this, but don't feel a need to ... 3. Re the City's splash page and web page, I'll meet with Barbara on getting the splash page up and running as soon as you have all responded regarding the trivia question. However, we'll need two related things: a. A City contact person/e-mail address should whoever is viewing the web page have a question re the sesquicentennial. (This is NOT to be a message board, but an opporunity to receive information and respond to questions only.) Do one of you want to volunteerfor that role? b. Someone with webmaster experience will need to keep the City web page current. Do any of vou have that expertise and are vou willing to do that? I don't think this task will take much time,just updating the trivia question, posting press releases and other documents. I'll have to work on something else if not, so I do need to hear from you. Please take a cou�le of minutes and respond todav. Thanks, much. Audrey If each of you agrees with the trivia question, I'll work with Barbara on the web page. »>Tracy Ferguson 01/10/06 09:26AM »> For your review and approval. Sesquicentenniat Trivia Question#1 What significant 1926 event caused substantial environmental damage to San Luis Creek? Answer: April 7,1926-Union Oil Fire.'The fiery oil,floating on the flooding creek,progressed all the way to the ocean at Avila....Skeletons of bumed trees lined the creek." Tracy Ferguson Fire Inspector Ill/lnvestigator San Luis Obispo Fire Department 2160 Santa Barbara Ave. San Luis Obispo,Ca.93401 805-781-7380 FAX 805-534-8019 about:blank 1/10/2006 a Yage i oz s � _ , � Audrey Hooper-Re: Draft Theme Committee Minutes and Etc.-Please respond by 10 am if possible From: "Pat O'D" <ratline@charter.net> To: Audrey Hooper<AHooper@slocity.org> Date: 1/10/2006 6:28 PM Subject: Re: Draft Theme Committee Minutes and Etc. -Please respond by 10 am if possible Audrey: I'm busy with trying to get out a magazine by March---before we join friends in Mexico. But I'm willing to come up with Trivia questions and photographs for the website. The County Museum could also help in answering questions about the Sesquicentennial, if they aze given the list of events and contacts. Pat O'Daniels 773-1975 On Jan 10, 2006, at 5:59 PM, Audrey Hooper wrote: (Pat -the first couple of paragraphs won't really apply to you-they have to do with the City's website,but some of this e-mail does ...) Tracy asked a very good question, so I thought I'd direct this e-mail to all of us on the Theme Committee. I know all of us are feeling overwhelmed by our own workloads right now. It isn't the Theme Committee's responsibility,necessarily,to maintain the City's web page. However, it is the City's responsibility and since we are the ones that are doing the trivia questions for the web page, and since we're preparing ideas for monthly themes and possibly press releases, I thought it made sense for one of us to do this. But this may not be the best direction and that's why I'd like your feedback. So,please, I'm just one person on the this committee, let me know what each one of you thinks. If you are not a webster andlor none of you has time for this task,just let me l�ow. I am willing to talk to Shelly and Betsy since they're on the PR Committee andlor possibly take on this task in my department if no one else comes forward to do this. I don't think this will take a great deal of time. Regarding the trivia questions, I'm not looking for a contact person on our website for that purpose alone. I'm looking for a contact person for the website in general- I am going to talk to Betsy Kiser and see if she'll be that contact. However,Tracy,we may use two e-mail addresses,Betsy's for general information and yours for the trivia questions if you're still willing. Regarding being the contact person that June McGiver is looking for from each subcommittee. Kim has agreed to be that person as of the beginning of March. If any of you would like to be that contact person for January and February, let me know by 10 a.m. or I'll offer to be the contact for January and February. Attached are the "minutes" from our last meeting. Do you folks have any corrections? If I don't hear from everyone by about 10 a.m., I'll go ahead and forward them to Cecilia. They were due today,but I got behind. They're extremely brief cuz none of us were thinking about minutes when we met. Maybe we should be thinking about how many more times we'll need to meet. If we are going to need to meet more than one more time, do you think we need to appoint a Chair at the next meeting and someone to take the minutes? Also, do you think we should develop a specific agenda for our next meeting to make sure we stay on track? file://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser�I,oca1%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 1/10/200E � � Page 2 of 3 _ �� I don't mean to take the lead,but since we don't have a Chair, I hope you all don't mind if I pose these questions. Thanks. Audrey »> Tracy Ferguson O1/10/06 03:41PM»> Everyone is on board with the question so I think you can go with it.. I'm a little confused as to how the maintenance of the web page became the responsibility of the monthly theme subcommittee? i would think that would be part of the public relations committee's responsibility. We can certainly forward our trivia question to them each month. I don't mind if you use my e-mail address for the trivia questions. I can report at our meetings if we have had any responses. Tracy Ferguson Fire Inspector III/Investigator San Luis Obispo Fire Department 2160 Santa Barbara Ave. San Luis Obispo,Ca.93401 805-781-7380 FAX 805-534-8019 »>Audrey Hooper 01/10/06 12:06PM»> Looks good to me! Thanks!! Also - coupie of other items of business - 1. We need minutes from our last meeting and we need to get them to June. I'll try to do a draft this afternoon, keeping them very simple. May need a volunteer to do these for the next meeting. If I can, I'll send them to you for review before I give them to her. If I'm too late, will you "trust me"? 2. June needs a contact person from our mmmittee. Do one of you want to volunteer? If not, I can do this, but don't feel a need to ... 3. Re the City's splash page and web page, I'll meet with Barbara on getting the splash page up and running as soon as you have all responded regarding the trivia question. However, we'll need two related things: a. A City contact person/e-mail address should whoever is viewing the web page have a question re the sesquicentennial. (This is NOT to be a message board, but an opporunity to receive information and respond to questions only.) Do one of you want to volunteer for that role? b. Someone with webmaster experience will need to keep the City web page current. Do any of you have that expertise and are you willing to do that? I don't think this task will take much time,just updating the trivia question, posting press releases and other documents. I'll have to work on something else if not, so I do need to hear from you. Please take a couple of minutes and res�ond todak Thanks, much. Audrey If each of you agrees with the trivia question, I'll work with Barbara on the web page. »> Tracy Ferguson 01/10/06 09:26AM »> For your review and approval. Sesquicentennial Trivia Question#1 What significant 1926 event caused substantial environmental damage to San Luis Creek? Answer: Aprit 7,1926-Union Oil Fire."The fiery oil,floating on the flooding creek,progressed all the way to the ocean at Avila....Skeletons of burned trees lined the creek." :ile://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser�I,oca1%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 1/10/2006 � . � Page 3 of 3 _ � Tracy Ferguson Fire Inspector III/Investigator San Luis Obispo Fire Department 2160 Santa Barbara Ave. San Luis Obispo,Ca.93401 805-781-7380 FAX 805-534-8019 <Theme Committee Minutes 01-04-06.doc> :ile://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser�I,oca1%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 1/10/2006 .. _� Page 1 of 2 h � � Audrey Hooper - Draft Theme Committee Minutes and Question from Tracy, etc. - Please respond by 10 am From: Audrey Hooper To: Brown, Molly; Ferguson,Tracy; ratline@charter.net; Thompson, Brett; Walker, Kim Subject: Draft Theme Committee Minutes and Question from Tracy, etc. - Please respond by 10 am (Pat -the first couple of paragraphs won't really apply to you -they have to do with the City's website, but some of this e-mail does ...) Tracy asked a very good question, so I thought I'd direct this e-mail to all of us on the Theme Committee. I know all of us are feeling overwhelmed by our own workloads right now. It isn't the Theme Committee's r�ponsibility, necessarily, to maintain the City's web page. However, it is the City's responsibility and since we are the ones that are doing the trivia questions for the web page, and since we're preparing ideas for monthly themes and possibly press releases, I thought it made sense for one of us to do this. But this may not be the best direction and that's why 1'd like your feedback. So, please, I'm just one person on the this committee, let me know what each one of you thinks. If you are not a webster and/or none of you has time for this task,just let me know. I am willing to talk to Shelly and Betsy since they're on the PR Committee and/or possibly take on this task in my departrnent if no one else comes forward to do this. I don't think this will take a great deal of time. Regarding the trivia questions, I'm not looking for a contact person on our website for that purpose alone. I'm looking for a contact person for the website in general - I am going to talk to Betsy Kiser and see if she'll be that contact. However,Tracy, we may use two e-mail addresses, Betsy's for general information and yours for the trivia questions if you're still willing. Regarding being the contact person that June McGiver is looking for from each subcommittee. Kim has agreed to be that person as of the beginning of March. If any of you would like to be that contact person for January and February, let me know by 10 a.m. or I'll offer to be the contact for]anuary and February. Attached are the "minutes" from our last meeting. Do you folks have any corrections? If I don't hear from everyone by about 10 a.m., I'll go ahead and forward them to Cecilia. They were due today, but I got behind. They're extremely brief cuz none of us were thinking about minutes when we met. Maybe we should be thinking about how many more times we'll need to meet. If we are going to need to meet more than one more time, do you think we need to appoint a Chair at the next meeting and someone to take the minutes? Also, do you think we should develop a specific agenda for our next meeting bo make sure we stay on track? I don't mean to take the lead, but since we don't have a Chair, I hope you all don't mind if I pose these questions. Thanks. Audrey »> Tracy Ferguson 01/10/06 03:41PM »> Everyone is on board with the question so I think you can go with it. I'm a little confused as to how the maintenance of the web page became the responsibility of the monthly theme subcommittee? I would think that would be part of the public relations committee's responsibiliry. We can certainly forward our trivia question to them each month. I don't mind if you use my e-mail address for the trivia questions. I can report at our meetings if we have had any responses. Tracy Ferguson Fire Inspector Ill/lnvestigator San Luis Obispo Fire Department about:blank 1/10/2006 ra�c � �l � . J7 _ � 2160 Santa Barbara Ave. San Luis Obispo,Ca.93401 805-781-7380 FAX 805-534-8019 »>Audrey Hooper 01/10/06 12:O6PM»> Looks good to me! Thanks!! Also - couple of other items of business - 1. We need minutes from our last meeting and we need to get them to]une. I'il try to do a draft this afternoon, keeping them very simple. May need a volunteer to do these for the next meeting. If I can, I'll send them to you for review before I give them to her. If I'm too late, will you "trust me"? 2. June needs a contact person from our committee. Do one of vou want to volunteer? If not, I can do this, but don't feel a need to ... 3. Re the City's splash page and web page, I'll meet with Barbara on getting the splash page up and running as soon as you have all responded regarding the trivia question. However, we'll need two related things: a. A City contact person/e-mail address should whoever is viewing the web page have a question re the sesquicentennial. (This is NOT to be a message board, but an opporunity to receive information and respond to questions only.) Do one of vou want to volunteer for that role? b. Someone with webmaster experience will need to keep the City web page current. Do anv of you have that expertise and are. you willinq to do that? I don't think this task will take much time,just updating the trivia question, posting press releases and other documents. I'll have to work on something else if not, so I do need to hear from you. Please take a couale of minutes and resqond todav. Thanks, much. Audrey If each of you agrees with the trivia question, I'll work with Barbara on the web page. »> Tracy Ferguson Ol/10/06 09:26AM »> For your review and approval. Sesquicentennial Trivia Question#1 What significant 1926 event caused substantial environmental damage to San Luis Creek? Answer: April 7,1926-Union Oil Fire."The fiery oil,floating on the flooding creek,progressed all the way to the ocean at Avila....Skeletons of bumed trees lined the creek. Tracy Ferguson Fire Inspector III/Investigator San Luis Obispo Fire Department 2160 Santa Barbara Ave. San Luis Obispo,Ce.93401 805-781-7380 FAX 805-534-8019 about:blank 1/10/2006 _� Page 1 of 2 �+; � :.� � V Audrey Hooper - Re: Message Board, Expostion Park Raceway �a� �..m;_yr4*ss��../.� _ From: "Pat 0'D" <ratline@charter.net> To: Audrey Hooper <AHooper@slocity.org> Date: 1/7/2006 9:30 AM Subject: Re: Message Board, Expostion Park Raceway Audrey and everyone: I spoke to Ron Clarke, and he was planning to upgrade the SLO County Historical Society website. Having a Sesquicentennial site/link gives him and the Board a reason to get moving on this right away. He thinks we can do it with soRware. But we might need professional help if we want to get it up and running right away. Any recommendations are welcomed. Regarding that 1923 Exposition Park Raceway, 5-minute DVD movie I brought by. I overlooked the story on that raceway in the new book 'The Achievers" Edited by Tod Rafferty, put out by the Central Coast History Foundation. (on sale in downtown bookstores and at the - � County Museum (Camegie Library). $35. First American Title was a sponsor. There are eight pages devoted to Exposition Park Raceway. The silent film that was filmed there (and in Monterey) is "Sporting Youth" with Reginald Denny and Laura LaPlante. Here's where you can buy a small color poster of that movie: http://underbid.com/action/display/item/904448/skuJ196756.html. Pat 0'Daniels, SLOC Historic Society On )an 5, 2006, at 1:56 PM, Audrey Hooper wrote: > After speaking to Tracy this morning, I spoke with Admin and, > unfortunately, because of staffing transitions in the CAO's office, > the City is unable to sponsor a message board for the > sesquicentennial. However, we can do a link to the message board - > if established -from the City's website. > > Pat, I'd like to suggest that maybe a historical association in the > City would be a good organization to sponsor the message board. > Are you willing to look into this possibility - since the > Sesquicentennial is a historical event???? > > The CAO's office will be setting up a link on the splash page for > the Sesquicentennial and the first thing that will go on it will > be the press release that I passed out to our Theme Committee. > But I have found out today that the press release is not quite > complete. As soon as it is, our CAO reps on the committee will get > it onto the web page. > > As soon as I receive the trivia questions, we can get those onto > the web page as well. > file://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser�L,ocal%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 1/10/2006 Page 2 of 2 s` ' � � � > When the minutes are prepared for the Theme Committee's last > meeting, it might be a good idea to add a parenthetical note that > we confirmed that the City cannot do the message board ... but > whatever you folks think is fine with me. > > > ile://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser\Local%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 1/10/2006 ,S~�`a LUy�� ► <' �y. °- ` / �A � � V �1856!i1 �5;:ARUS ��i .,�., '. �`C aL�CEh"SEr San Luis Obispo Sesquicentennial Celebration Monthly Theme Comrraittee Minutes January 4,2006 Present: Molly Brown, Chair; Tracy Ferguson, Pat O'Daniels, Audrey Hooper, Patty Thompson, Kim Walker Citv Website Tracy Ferguson will investigate to deternune whether the City is able to host a Sesquicentennial "message board." If the City is unable to host a message board, a community organization will be sought to do so. A link could then be added to the City's website and/or vice versa. Audrey Hooper will work with Barbara Ehrbar to add a link on the City's "splash" (front) page to a Sesquicentennial web page. The "Splash" page will contain the logo, a monthly trivia question (developed by Patty Thompson and Pat O'Daniels) based on the monthly themes, and a link to the Sesquicentennial page. The Sesquicentennial page will contain the answer to the monthly trivia question as well as press releases and other information regarding Sesquicentennial activities. Monthlv Themes A number of ideas were discussed. Because the theme for January is Parks, Recreation and Tourism, Kim Walker is writing an article for the SLO Countv Journal, as well as press releases. Kim Walker will prepare a draft timeline and story ideas as discussed at this meeting for further consideration at the next Monthly Theme Committee meeting. A number of questions were raised regarding how the Theme Committee will interact with the Public Relations Committee. These questions will be posed at the meeting of the entire Sesquicentennial Committee at its meeting on Januazy Sth. Next MeetinQ � The next meeting of the Monthly Theme Committee will be held on January 18, 2006, at 10:00 a.m. at Fire Station One. � � P.R. Sub-Committee The sub-committee met at the Historical Society to develop a public relations plan for the Sesquicentennial Celebration. After reviewing the May 1956 editions of The Trib, the PR sub-committee discussed its purpose, scope, and objectives, then developed a strategy and tasks for accomplishing them. The following information highlights these areas: Purpose: To create awareness of the Sesquicentennial Celebration and provide a framework for future PR messaging. Scope: Immediately get information to the media about the Sesquicentennial. Request all sub-committees to release news releases via the PR Sub-committee using a format provided by the PR sub-committee. Strate�v: l. Develop a press packet for distribution to all media groups, to include: a. Introduction to the Sequicentennial Celebration b. Logo and appropriate uses c. Themes for the year d. Information on the Special Event in October e. Request for a Contact from respective media f. Information that the Historical Society is available for reseach purposes on Monday's and Tuesday's with prior arrangement. 2. Develop a media release format for use by other sub-committees. Tasks: 1. Mary Verdin to develop press package and release asap. She will also make personal contact with media. 2. Mary to develop release format for distribution at Jan 5 meeting of Steering Committee. 3. Sub-committee to coordinate with Parks and Recreation to program speakers for 101.3 interview opportunities. In addition to the release of the press package to the media, January's SLO Journal will provide the big media splash and should create the awareness needed for other media groups to join in. '' . _ Page 1 of 1 � � Audrey Hooper - 7anuary 4th Nlonthly Theme Committee Meeting - Sesquicentennial Planning ,.,:_�.�,.,z;..�.:.a�,�,.-:�:.�.. ... . .� . s-�.� �. �r�..�.... �„,..�.s; ... .._. �;��.� From: Audrey Hooper To: slochs@kcbx.net Subject: January 4th Monthly Theme Committee.Meeting - Sesquicentennial Planning CC: Brown, Molly; Walker, Kim Ron, Thanks for checking your calendar and planning to meet with the Monthly Theme Committee on January 4th. As mentioned, we'll be meeting at Fire Station 1 at 10:30 a.m. Also, as mentioned, we hope we can do most of our planning at one meeting. In case you haven't been made aware and want to attend, the Citizens Steering Committee will be meeting at City Hall on ]anuary Sth at noon (brown bag). Happy holidays and I look forward to seeing you. Audrey �bout:blank 12/23/2005 O Page 1 of 1 > Audrey Hooper - Good News - �ut - Monthly Theme Comrr�ittee �__ . . . ._ From: Audrey Hooper To: Brown, Molly; Walker, Kim Subject: Good News - But-Monthly Theme Committee First, the good news -I spoke with Betsy and Shelly this morning. The PR Committee has developed a press release and Shelly has indicated that that is what will go on the splash page in January. So our subcommittee doesn't need to to worry about the month of January. Second, I hear that Ron Clark's Board is asking him to represent the historical society for sure. Molly, have you rnntacted Ron yet about our meeting? If not, and if you want me to I will - but, I did not get a new "appointment"for that meeting. Did you resend it???? When is that scheduled? I detlined the original one cuz it intertered with another meeting. Also, I don't think our committee will take a great deal of work-just coming up with some ideas - I bet we won't have to meet more than once or twice and we can lay out our plans for the year-The PR committee wants us to feed them the ideas we come up with for themes before those ideas go to the press. Anyway, don't forget we're meeting with the entire steering mmmittee on 1/5. If there's anyway we could meet for 45 minutes or so before that day, it sure would be helpful. I won't do anything more until I hear from you Molly. Thanks. Audrey � � � � �.��.�� ,� ��.: � ,�� -�- ��..� . about:blank 12/22/2005 _..._..._........ ........ .... ..._..---.. ....._ ._ . ---._....._.._.._._-�___.�.._.�__ �..__...........___.............._...._.._......_.._...................._....__...........__...... . ..... ....._... ...._.... Audrey Hooper-Sesquicentennial "Mon' Themes''_Meeting Rescheduled �_. ..._.. -� .. ._ _ .__.. Page 1 ; ar� From: Molly Brown To: Audrey Hooper Date: 12/22/05 6:36PM Subject: Sesquicentennial "Monthly Themes"Meeting Rescheduled I just resent the meeting appointment for 10:30am Jan 4th. If you can invite Ron Clark that would be great. I did contact Pat O'Daniels several days ago about our meeting. I'll let Pat know of the time change for our Jan 4th meeting. I apologize for my screw ups with planning this meeting. I don't use the electronic appointment scheduler much and I had not checked for responses. ThaYs no problem to meet Jan 5th for 45 minutes before the main steering committee meeting. If you want all of us there (including me, Kim, Pat, and Ron), can you schedule this one? I'll plan to meet you at City Hall at 11:15 on Jan 5th. If you need to contact Pat O'Daniels, iYs best to reach him by email at: ratline(a�charter:net Thanks Audrey. Again I'm sorry for my mishaps and for missing the meeting we had planned. I'll be off work through Jan 2nd. I hope you have a nice holiday. Molly _ Page 1 of 1 �� • Audrey Hooper - SLHS HS and 7r HS From: "Pat 0'D" <ratline@charter.net> To: Audrey Hooper <AHooper@slocity.org> Date: 1/10/2006 6:28 PM Subject: SLHS HS and Jr HS SLHS JR HS Audrey: This is the high schooi that my mother attended two years when she wasn't attending California Polytechnic School. It was a Jr. High for my class in only the 8th grade. I was at Mission when my 7th grade class opened in the new]r. High on the hilltop above the high school. They came back to to this school for the 8th grade, as the school wasn't quite ready. Then back to the hilltop for 9th grade. San Luis High was only a 3-year high school in the 1950's. Pat 0'Daniels SLOCHS :ile://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser�I,ocal%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 1/10/2006 ��_ ,�� rage i oi � � — ' _� �..._ ,- Audrey Hooper - FW: Fundraising and Product Subcommittee- SLO City 150th Celebration- Organizational IlAeeting � �x._.�-.-, From: "Katrin Colamarino" <KatrinC@NicholasConsulting.net> To: "'ROBERT AND KENDI ROOT"' <Ikhroot@charter.net> Date: 12/2/2005 2:30 PM Subject: FW: Fundraising and Product Subcommittee- SLO City 150th Celebration- Organizational Meeting CC: "'Audrey Hooper"' <AHooper@slocity.org> Hi Kendi, Hope you are feeling better. Bill Pyper, Shelley McConnell and I will constitute the Fundraising and Product Subcommittee of the Sesquicentennial Celebration Steering Committee. FYI. I have called our first meeting to organize for Dec. 14�h. I know Melissa and Christine Wallace will get you the minutes of the meeting. We missed you!! I�atrin From: Katrin Colamarino [mailto:KatrinC@NicholasConsulting.net] Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 2:24 PM To: 'wjpyper@sbcglobal.net' Cc: 'Printpal@aol.com'; 'Audrey Hooper' Subject: Fundraising and Product Subcommittee- SLO City 150th Celebration- Organizational Meeting Hi Bill, I have been emailing with Shelley McConnell who is copied here and we have set up a meeting of the above subcommittee on Wed. December 14th at noon at Big Sky Restaurant in SLO. I hope that works for you. That was one of our few mutually available times since I will be traveling for the holidays the week of Dec. 22-30, and Shelley is away from Dec. 3-11 . I am copying Audrey Hooper of SLO City Executive Staff so she can note the date. Please confirm. 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C � +4.,1 � c �° .� n�-- �: � Tax deductible donarions can o � �� „ _ �.t�= 0 be a�nade payable to: � � a:S�.O �ounty Historical Society � 9�5�� i �� 'E��' �'� Sa�ve The Seagrave Project" '' PO Box 1391 � ��A 1 - ��' Sarn I.uis Obispo, CA 93406-1391 � �� OfltGANIZE a fundraiser. w �ICEN'�� r washes, BBQ's, etc. � In 2006, our City is celebrating 150 ♦ VOLUNTEER your time and �=�� ,��, ,-_.�, years of Cityhood our Sesquicen- :'- i ,, ��, ; �7 i-: � a�n��aaaotave talents. - `_--.`;�, � tennial! The City of San Luis ♦ PROVIDE a job site for restora- Obispo was incorporated in 1856. tnor� wo�k. In honor of this celebration the San Luis Obispo City Firefighter's As- CoDIlaboaating groups for this projec� sociation is announcing their Ses- � SL��aty Firefighter's IAFF quicentennial project: II.ncafl 3523 . s�.��o��x�to��so��e�. SAVE THE SEAGR.AVE • Sesqu.icentennial Co�unittee :� '�. _ �� . W�wiIll welcome more interested r:: ;�-�, ' C.,, groups. `4. i. - ,�' .r, y�;-., pl Foa additional information contact: ��k� --��i ' '—�' .i; : �'ro�'essor Dan Srieger ,,,.:=t'�:.:_ .-. _ — . f��a c�crieger@charter.net �805� 543-9611 �: � - _ � �iff�g�ter Matt Callahan ; � azncalllaflna@slocity.org. �____ � 68�51781-7380 1923 Sea.�tave Fire En�ine � � � ' � __–=�---: — _ -.�----':��'�=- ;,�. �'�:. �. ...p�- �'.. - �� 50 YEARS AGO - . � � � . � . �' � � a :I �� r�� ._ ' '\: . �� J ' ,��' � � ..��._. �' �i�J O.� �. .-+� _ ,,: i n I f' h�.� ' �� i «►.r _ ` ��. '..�•�... n�` •' � o" f� ; The City of San Luis Obispo cele- �f' �;�. .' s� `' -�,, � ' � �� brated it's 100th year of incorporarion J,�� F° ��; � ' � � in 1956. Like today, the San Luis '�„ R � � 1423 Seagrave as it looks today. Obispo Firefighter's Association took In front of SLOFD 867 Higue=a St., 1890 part in that celebration. At that tune, they restored a horse-drawn Seagrave THE PROJECT Chemical & Hose Wagon that served the City from 1906 unti11923. This re- A GEM LOST stored fire apparatus is now proudly FOREVER displayed in the lobby of City Fire 'he City purchased the engine new Station No. l. Ironically, this horse- �om the Seagrave Fire Engine drawn wagon was repla.ced by the 1923 �ompany in 1923. The arrival of Seagrave that currendy needs restora- us Seagrave officially ended the don. _ ._ The City's first Fire Engine cv�s a ;e of horse-drawn fire appazatus ; .�;.�; :`. . , horse-drawn Silsby Steamer built in i San Luis Obispo. This engine � ' - -� 1890. This engine served the citizens :rved the ci.tizens of San Luis of San Luis Obispo from 1890 until �bispo as a front line apparatus 1916. The horse team of Frank and �om 1923 to 1941. It then remai.ned Rowdy faithfully pulled this appara- s a reserve apparatus unti11956. In � tus to fires for twenty-six years. In �56 it went to the Paso Robles City 4.. • 1921 the Silsby was donated to the ire Department. In 1997 the San _ ; � Cal Poly Engineering Department. �uis Obispo City Firefighter's Asso- �; , During each of the next twenty-two iarion took ownership of the en- �� , years, engineering students disas- ine. Currently, it awaits restora- � ' sembled and rebuilt the apparatus as on. You can help preserve our ` a class project. Unfortunately, in �ity's heritage. ��' • 1943, the Silsby was deemed unes- '' ' . .` sential by Cal Poly and was donated � to a University scrap metal drive for The restored 1906 horse-drawn hose World War II. wagon on parade in 1956. �r ::r6 - ,� � . •a�: �entary Schoal students about her qoats and how she uses their fur to make yarn, 3UN PHOTOS BY JOE JOHiJSTON ° . � � Sim le life is ' . . p ing � but, stud nts fin d BY NICK WILSON so much of our county's culture nwilson@thetribunenews.com and economy,'�said Lorraine Clark, ;�;'• .�, ;. `,,:y�;,,; ... More than 1,300 fourth-gr ers a program coordinator with the San ,;�,. . - - from across the county visi e pa. Luis Obispo Agriculture Education '�`� � �,� so Robles Event Center on ursday Committee,which helped organize �'. `� to celebrate the annuai G AGverr the event. "It makes their history �"' �re daY—the largest out in the lessons come alive." evenYs four-year histo . Sam Hetchard, a student at r The children, w o were bused Hawthorne Elementary School in from their schoo , tossed horse- San Luis Obispo, said he enjoyed shoes,arranged owers and tooted seeing the riders most of all. the horn of a ' sel.'Il�ey also met "It was cool to see them spin a with farmers, chers,grape grow horse around in a circle," said ers and sm -livestock breeders as Hetchard,who also enjoyed seeing they look at 50 exhibits on farm the riders round up cattle. � maclun Y,crops, science,animals 11ie children also learned that la and culture entertainment dybugs eat aphids, that water and is is an opportunity for the coconut fiber are good nutrients for students to meet the people, ma- roses, and that seeds come in all chines ayid anima]s at make up shapes and sizes. �' `��c.Q r �- � �6/i 3/(�,� �LIn�Up SAN LUIS OBISPO: HAPpy �QTg PASO ROBLES The Planninq Commission has ' �('d several chanqes to the city's .. :arkinq requlations,including fees �• � ;r developers to pay instead of iding pazldng spaces. The staff recommendations,made �the result of a consultant study, ill go before the City Council on uesday. The Planning Commission rec- mmended some changes to the �es schedule for the city's in lieu :es—which developers pay in- ead of providing required parking )aces. Staff had recommended an initial �e of$3,000 with an annual adjust ient of$1,000 plus inflation until the :e reaches$15,000.'I�e commis- San Luis Obispo Mayor Dave Romero reads from a plaqueLhonoringoN on recommended the fee be higher the sesquicentennial that was presented Thursday night at Farmers �d the city explore a"pay over � Market by Richard Brown,center, and Sid Marques, second from left, me"option. past presidents of the Native Sons o f t he Golden West. San Luis —P.Kim Bui Obispo City Councilman Allen Settle is on the right.The marble- , engraved plaque will be hung in City Hall on Oct.21. Yearlong ease see ROUNDUP,B2 festivities are celebrating the incorporation in 1856. r . . . � L .- - ,, .. � . ' �\\ �/ '.. .'._� . I ` - �� . 1 / ��f� r� �� Sesc�uacentenni�l]B�nners�][nt the Streets of IDowntown SL�: As part of the 150 anniversary of the incorporation of our City, the Sesquicentennial Celebration Committee,made up of representatives from the City and the community, developed a banner to commemorate the year-long event. Piene Rademaker, of Rademaker Designs, created ; _ � ;� �sQ both the Sesquicentennial logo and the attractive banners. ;t� . �. Donations from PG&E,Mission Community Bank, Mid-State Bank and , ` � �`'V � � r.ettt�°�,...� several individual purchasers allowed the committee to purchase thirty ' SP � ��; � '- banners. The banners were recently installed in the Downtown azea and ` '• will be on display from now until late November. ; ;, ' _ ! . �(y.' � }= Due to limited manpower,the Sesquicentennial Celebration Committee • :�•�; � . � �_.' has decided to hold the main event during Farmer's Market on October �w �� .��. ' � 12, 2006. Details of the event aze still being developed and will be made ' �� '� available within the next couple of weeks. For more information on the �". ��'��,'��'`" -`��' ' "� Sesquicentennial Celebration, contact Betsy Kiser at#294 or Audrey a - Hooper at#104. Welcome to the City of San Luis Obispo _ � Page 1 of 2 : � � t.- :. , � �,,,... � ,,� � t�. --------..__....._. _ ;; . � ��: :.��w;°:; � . � .. .. ��::; � ' .. � •��5=.;:�` � . .. _ . - � � � ��. . : ;r� , , ,.., . . ._.. . ................ ......... �.�, .:.�xg'�� . -.mr�:_'`. � � ,� � y . . City Departments � � Wh�t's N�w in 5L�? � �.� What's New _ , .,_ . � r . °'- San Luis Obispo Celebrates Sesquicentennial! City of SLO Plans Year-Long Celebration of 150th Birthday! � '• ' ` ' " =• '= In 1856, a dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was incorporated.Today, ��j �Urn the City of San Luis Obispo serves as ��t� ��n { � � the commercial, governmental and d� V� cultural hub of San Luis Obispo +�, County.To celebrete the City's 150-year � ��r� � + - � � �ti anniversary,or Sesquicentennial, a �.7 � ! �' � � group of local leaders is joining with City � - Current Weather staff to plan a SO-month celebretion in �� ;:� x - ��`� r . , . 2006, culminating in a birthday `—' � ; � �� Sa11 LUis � celebration on October 12th at Farmers' t�' d�. � ObiS�O _ . ...........__..._........_._._._......._.._._. Market. For more information on the �s � �� .:, Sesquicentennial or to participate in the `� � , � celebration, contact April Richardson at �j��E�]�� b ` (805) 781-7123. For those of you with a strong sense of SLO History, can you answer this 61°F GRLM month's trivia questions: When did San Luis Obispo's"Fiesta de las Gilck fiorfnr�st Flores" begin? Who was the 1936"Fiesta de las Flores" queen? mvw.wxau.00m Quick Links Other Hot Topics City Council 27th ANNUAL Planning Comm ]uly 18,2006: Measuring our Municipal Code TRIATHLON Council Considers Performance: Using Press Releases Results p�acement of Benchmarks to GIS (Maps) Thanks to all who Revenue Measure Assess Our Fiscal particlpated In this on November 2006 Accountability. Top Downloads year's SLO gallot How are we doing in PDFs Triathlon. Results Like other cities wisely using the ■Bus Schedule are now available. throughout California, resources we already •Eng Standards When visiting the San Luis Obispo faces have? To answer this •General Plan website, please take di�cult fiscal a few minutes and question, the City •Parking Guide complete the challenges that affect recently prepared a •Rec Activities survey. The City of our ability to maintain "benchmark" analysis •Standard Specs SLO hopes to make and protect essential comparing City costs, ■Zoning Regs the event even public safety and city revenues and senrice better next year. services to the outcomes with similar Feedback is greatly Public.This has been cities in the State, as �� appreciated largely due to State well as staffing and ��s takeaways, which workload trends an 4��b��„� have afFected every dour use of"best General Municipal city in the practices" in delivering view tfie s�hedule� Election-Tuesday, State.These have services. The results November 7, 2006 cost the CIty$22 show that we compare The nomination million over the past favorably in virtually Notice of Website period for this 15 years -with a all areas of City ADA Com liance election will contlnued "grab"of operations with the commence on July $3 million annually City spending less and http://www.slocity.org/ 7/26/2006 Welcome to the City of San Luis Obispo , ..� Page 2 of 2 • �� 17, 2006. The today. delivering more in following seats will many cases. Click warcH LIVE be on the ballot: here for the full VIDEO STREAMING Mayor, with a 2-yea� report. OF CHANNEL 20 term, and two Charter Cable TV Council Members, each with a 4-year term. 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City of 5L0 Plans Year-Long Celebration of 150th Birthday! � �: % • � - • = In 1856, a dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was incorporated.Today, ��i r r� the City of San Luis Obispo serves as Lu : . : - the commercial, governmental and 0� �� cultural hub of San Luis Obispo "� � � County.To celebrate the City's 150-year +� � � F , _ • . :«.� anniversary, or Sesquicentennial, a C.? I I � '� f group o f loca l lea de r s i s j o i n i n g wi th Ci ty - Current Weatfier staff to plan a 10-month celebration in �1��-I ,� �� --..�� = � - San LUis , , , . zoo5� - � +� Obispa ! " t. For more �� ► „ information on the Sesquicentennial or "_ � , -- �� -- ��---""— to participate in the celebration, contact �- April Richardson at(805) 781-7123. ��j��'�� For those of you with a strong sense of SLO History, can you answer this ]Qo F ► � month's trivia questions: When did San Luis Obispo's"Fiesta de las ca�ht J Flores" begin? Who was the 1936"Fiesta de las Flores" queen? ciick Farforemst � w�wv.�+nca u.aom r�•�� Other Hot Topics Quick Links �J City Council 27th ANNUAL ]uly 18, 2006: Planning Comm TRIATHLON Council Considers Measuring our Municipal Code v Sunday,7uly 23rd Placement of Performance: Using press Reieases Revenue Measure Benchmarks to GIS (Maps) on November 2006 Assess Our Fiscal General Municipal gallot Aceountability. Top Downloads Election -Tuesday, Like other cities How are we doing in November 7, 2006 throughout California, wisely using the PDFs The nomination San Luis Obispo faces resources we already •Bus Schedule period for this difficult fiscal have? To answer this •Eng Standards election wili challenges that affect question, the City •General Plan commence on July o�r ability to maintain recently prepared a •Parking Guide 17, 2006. The and protect essential "benchmark"analysis ■Rec Activities following seats will pubiic safety and city comparing City costs, ■Standard Specs be on the ballot: services to the revenues and service ■Zoning Regs Mayor, with a 2-year public.This has been outcomes with similar term, and two largely due to State cities in the State, as Council Members, takeaways, which well as staffing and �� each with a 4-year have affected every workload trends an M��g� term. Additional �ity in the dour use of best information State.These have prectices" in delivering d��b�� regarding the cost the City$22 services. The results view tfie schedule� November 7th million over the past show that we compare Municipal Election is 15 years -with a favorably in virtually available in the �ontinued "grab" of all areas of City Notice of Website City's Clerks'Office ADA Com liance or by calling the Cit $3 million annually operations with the y today. City spending less and Clerk at 781-7104. delivering more in http://www.slocity.org/ 7/20/2006 Yage � oi � San Luis Obispo , � • ,.. ;'�•�' r �~ _. �� . , . �� a�.t.• � w.` :'��. y +xt, ' �;f �5:.� ` ':�"A,,;� '� � .�� .. . f..Y .. ..- . �� . ,�- . � �t.�,�'�'i �� .- , y.; � � ..:} 1N� � ;,�a,,,.,,�,��- ��• � :� -- .-- ,.;;;�.:� x.<��, r�.. � � � _�.y*'��;;�s.��°� ,' Choose a Destination... -�:...;. .�- ., s�arcn canwd us wcma � �,% . ,, � The City of San Luis Obospo Celebrates a$s Sesquicentennia9! . r . - - ��,��°�77�� .'---, ''�c�' �, 3 � � •'�', ' � A � ► t f }, � � : , ; • . .. =��1"� � ��' ��s I �ti��i = . � ' •�.�� i �' � �� ' +� , � �� • �� e r '��E�"�� San Luis Obispo was incorporated 150 years ago. Throughout the next several months, a sesquicentennial celebration across the City will preside. Community members, service organizations, businesses and individuals are invited to get involved in the celebration. There are a number of ways to get involved and celebrate the history of San Luis Obispo. • The Sesquicentennial logo was created by local designer Pierre Rademaker. For information on the use of the logo at no charge, contact April Richardson at 781-7123. . A different theme has been established for each month throughout the celebration. July is Cultural month. • A community wide effort is underway to restore the City's first fire engine, the "Seagrave." Log onto www.slo150.com for information on the Seagrave and how you can participate in the effort. • Consider planning an event using the Sesquicentennial theme. An informational packet is available. • Learn more about the history of Mission.,._de Tolosa,.._through a photo slideshow. � �� . Check o upcoming ev ts and celebration • a Victori_an..,Games `��'� Da at e ack Hous an Gardens; a 4 of J _Ce.lebrati a � Mitc II Pa ; and Grand 'nale Cel ration in ission P za on ober 21st. • Reflect on the history San Luis Obispo Police,_Department. . Learn more about the History of San Luis Obispo through the SLO http://www.slocity.org/Sesquicentennial.asp 7/20/2006 "-S�an Luis Obispo Yage z ot � ' ' `.-- � County Historical Society by logging onto www.slochs.orA. The City of San Luis Obispo is a unique community with a rich history. We hope you'll take advantage of some of the information or events as the community celebrates its anniversary! About the Clty � Visitina SLO � What's New � Cltv Government � Emplovment Bids&Pronosals � Economic Develooment � FA s � How are we doinq? OO 2006 Citv of San Luis Obisvo http://www.slocity.org/Sesquicentennial.asp 7/20/2006 y / �� ' ��3�o � � �SPN LU/SO San Luis Obispo Celebrates Its Sesquicentennial � ,s �''o The City of SLO Plans a Year-Long Celebration of 150th Birthday! �ss6 . �� v'<n.'_ � `'i '��.;�� GjCENTQ'�� In 1856, a dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was incorporated. Today, the City of San Luis Obispo serves as the commercial, governmental and cultural hub of San Luis Obispo County. To celebrate the City's 150th anniversary, a group of local leaders is joining with City staff to plan a 10-month celebration in 2006, culminating in a City-wide celebration on October 21. For more information on the Sesquicentennial or to participate in the celebration, contact April Richardson at (805) 781-7123. For those of you with a strong sense of SLO history, can you answer this month's trivia question: What is the significant 1926 event that caused substantial environmentaY damage to San Luis Creek? __ - '�� s/z�o.� �o�s�Lvrso�� c� � �'-� � .\�o The answer to this month's lrivia question,"What is the '1656; �� ;mo6 significant 1926 event that caused substantial J'�n' �;��% �� environmental damage to San Luis Creek?"is: "The �aU�CE��,� Union Oil Tank Farm fire which occurred on Apri17, 1926." T� � � �. � o�;,� ��.x� ;� S�.y . . San Luis Obispo was incorporated 150 years ago. Throughout the next several months, a sesquicentennial celebration across the City will preside. Community members, service organizations,businesses and individuals are invited to get involved in the celebration in one of the following ways. • The Sesquicentennial logo was created by local designer Pierre Rademaker: For information on the use of the logo at no charge, contact April Richardson at 781- 7123 (email: arichard@slocity.org). • A different theme has been established for each month throughout the celebration. May is Historical Preservation month. June's theme is Education, July is Culture, August is Government, September is Agricultu=e, and October is the Arts! Consider planning an event using one of these themes. An informational packet is available to assist you in doing so. • A community-wide effort is underwayto restore the City's first fire engine, the "Seagrave." Log onto www.slo150.com for information on the Seagrave and how you can participate in its restoration. • Learn more about the history of Mission De Telosa through a photo slideshow, log on to www.slocitv.org • Check out upcoming events and celebrations planned to date: a Victorian Games Day at the Jack House and Gardens, a 4�'of July Celebration at Mitchell Park, and the Grand Finale Celebration in Mission Plaza on October 21 st. • Learn more about the history of San Luis Obispo through the SLO County Historical Society by logging onto www.slochs.or�; The City of San Luis Obispo is a unique community with a rich history. We hope�you'll take advantage of some of the information or events as the community celebrate its anniversary. . '-- � � � a� . �.IIII.I�II.IIIII�I�,�I'i�ill;il�l� �A ' `m„ -�- � � -.� puBl�c sE�v�cE announcEmEnt �°-�«�� _._ ._._ __ .._ _ .. ... _ .. . .._. ... _ ._ ._. .. . . ;c�ty o�san luis oaispo, pauks ana uEcuEat�on_aEpaRtmEnt Public Service Announcement Date: May 11,2006 Release: Immediate through July 4 Contact: Christine Wallace,Recreation Coordinator,(805)781-7302, cwallace@slocity.org Old Fashioned 4"'of Julv Come and experience family fun at the City of San Luis Obispo Parks and Recreation Department's Old Fashioned 4`� of July. This sesquicentennial celebration, co-sponsored. by the Rotary of San Luis Obispo Monday Club, takes place Tuesday, July 4`� from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Mitchell Park. Amusement and activities abound, with scheduled entertainment including the Gold Coast Chorus, SLO County Band,and other acts to be added.Carnival games, face painting,a pie baking contest, and a cake walk will also be offered. Sweet treats and a Rotary fundraiser BBQ round out the day,ensuring fun for the whole family. For more information, contact the City of San Luis Obispo Parks and Recreation Department at(805)78,1-7300 or www.sloci ,�.or�/parksandrecreation. ### � .--� — U `�o�yp,P1 LU/s��.e c� o 1856 5 m06 IIII�'°,I��;�'��! �i'�'''��j.l �� :��'.' �� e�ji �,� ` pu�t�c sE�v�cE announcEmEnt �E� .. . _ . . _ . . :city o�_san luis osispo,.paaks ana;aECREation.aEpaatmEnt _ ...:_ _ .. . . DATE: May 11, 2006 RELEASE: Immediate CONTACT: Sheridan Bohlken, Recreation Coordinator 781-7282, sbohlken@slocity.org Victorian Games Dav The City of San Luis Obispo Pazks and Recreation Department and the Jack House Committee is proud to present"An Aftemoon of Victorian Games"on June 25, 2006 from 12 to 4 p.m. A truly elegant, sesquicentennial event will take place at the historic and beautiful Jack House in San Luis Obispo. An authentic, formal tea will be offered with the traditional fare of classic brewed teas, scones, finger sandwiches, lavender cookies and more. Adults and children are invited to attend and an ice cream social will also be available. Grass games such as badminton, croquet and horseshoes will be set up for all to enjoy. Board games will include bridge, chess, checkers,backgammon and Chinese checkers. Tickets will go on sale May 15 at the Parks and Recreation Administration offices, 1341 Nipomo Street. Admission prices are $7.00 for adults and$4.00 for children under 12 years of age; this includes a tour of the Jack House itself. For more information, ca11781-7300, visit the City's Web site at www.slocitv.or�/parksandrecreation or stop by the Parks and Recreation Administrative Department at 1341 Nipomo St. � � LUI SA --_ - sO o�S _ _ -___- _ ,� • �,� � =�= � e is or o V =- �t:i - � ' E� � � • 1f8;5>�� ; � , �� 2�A10)�; u 1 S � :Y�:��,R��: isslon an � �' �, . �� Q � is o e o osa UI �� CEN'� A Special Thank you to: , Joseph A. Carotenuti, Author Tim Olson, Photographer Erin Ambrose, Graphic Artist ---------.-- -�----------- ,___. _ ___ ,i c�ty oF ::� �i san luis o��spo I � , � � Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p In the Beginning The road that vvould lead to the � founding of the Mission � -�� began in 1769. F',,�,. . • _ � r- New S aln Mexlco , p � ) � � �� "�� re resented b the visitor ��_: ��.; p Y � � � �. eneral, Jose h de Galvez, � . g p determined that the vast , territory of Alta California must be settled to protect Spain' s interest from both Russia and England. __.--.--------------._----- __ ---__--- .----la _��'�' °� ';- � � �.i san luis o�ispo � ' � ' Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p Galvez' s collaboration with � F ather Junip ero S erra �� - � - brought the Franciscan to ��'^ ^_.^^;r•.:-�,�^y��£ : n��s��,�' . -�;�y:';�r�s`�,�;__.- �.�F: '�; . . � � `�`�^ ±r� �'�� San Dlego ln 1769. -�:.�. t=� .,�;°- �� .j�. .. �"- ��,.X=�'��, r t"-`�-„"d: ^'f'Y1�:��,.�.� __ _ - . _I' � � {jt _ I :i��..��i �' 1 rr r n Fr e a t ave ed to S a a S � Y :� � k � � � �� Diego and eventually, on �,- � Se tember 1 , 1772, he �� p �4 � � � ��- d dedicated California' s fifth mission San Luis, Obispo . de To osa. (St. Louls, Bishop of Toulouse.) . __ __ . _ ._ _ ,a �c'tiy °� � � � . � �r sa►n tu�s •� sp� � Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p -- ----- Father Serra entrusted the Mission �� _ - to Padre Joseph Cavaller, the � -�- father of the mission. It was ��, Cavaller and many other padres �� ' who labored to ba tize and ; p - convert the native Chumash. �� Over the ears the Mission fared Y � �� better than most missions. It � -� �� ` never ceased bein a Catholic .�. g - - �� church and has not had to totally rebuild its main � buildings. � .__ _ ___ _ _ _ -- -__ .__ _ .-----____ _ , . �c� o ,i � �Y F �.� san luis o��spo :t* � ' � ' � Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p Mission Plaza Dedicated in 1970, the City- � owned Mission Plaza . � ��:..� . :. . . .:- � , . :.:.. _ . . : .,,: � emphasizes the central - F.:. s � - � - � ��` �� ` �T�� location of the Mission in �� _� a• 'j. �� `�� both earlier and ,. � � - .,:, , : �..� . - � , �� - contemporary tlmes. � Y`�� The fountain to the ri ht o f the - g Mission depicts a grizzly bear and a native Chumash child (Tuguski & Suwa in Chumash). � ,i 'c�ty o� ``' � �i san lurs oBrspo �� ' � ' Mission San Luis Ubis o de Tolosa p Convento Wing The convento was the Padres ' U residence and was used b Y �q� . ,,. � �g . . � ��{. .-� �� _. � , : � priests until a new rectory �� r `� � � was built in 1951 . ,. � ' � ��s` i� The Mission Gift sho and : . �� p � museum currently occupy ' most of the first floor. In 1850, the convento wing also housed the first County jail, school and courthouse. -- _ _______ _._ ----- _ -- __ _. ----___-------=- .:a 'i 1 san t i i o �`{ I ' � ' � �� uso� sp Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p Portico/Bell Loft ;� ;--:�-�� = �� # A mo st unique architectural � � feature is the combination ,, . �� r TZ ortico/bell loft. The bells are p _ _-� -- ==--- - � named Sorrowful, Gloria and �� - � Joyful. Installed in 18 2 0, they were used to announce _ _ ._ __ . __ guests, soun t e ire a arm, __ give notice of births and .� � �= � - = t�; deaths as well as call the faithful to prayers. �� Replaced in 2005, the original � bells can be seen in the � Mission Garden. �_ _ . __ . -_ _ ,j j Cl�/ O� _ . . d11 LUIS OBlS O � + ' `�5 p 1Vlission San I�uis Obis o de Tolosa � Paclre Junipero Serra Statue ;J � ` � Th� lif��siz� statue of � � , .. Franciscan I'adre Junipero e : Serra ( 1713- 1784) was a �ift � � ; �� ' from tl�e Hannon Foundation. . , �,, �:._ •t � F y`�� . Pivotal to tl�e histo of the Y.' �t'i. r3� � 6 � � � - - Missions in California, Padre �� '� �i��z� Serra san the first Mass on ; �: �:.��..�, g -4 3 it.�'� +�� 1 .��:��,--- �� -:� Se tember 1 , 177�0 - �- . - . � p . ' ' • ;J"� �� :,:.i..y. ... ' . ��yMi4. } .:._( '� ' .. �� y 'i � �/,'r.,C:!1�1;.a�' . � �. ... �-:�.,�y}^i •'�.�'.� . . _.. � ;:.�`: . a;• 4�'•�' � � . _. ,r� ,.�.. � ..�:a�: .._.._......._....................._'_""'_._ ........_...._.._..__"_.._.__._..._.............__.._......__'_.._...._. ... .�. . ..............�. ' ':.• �e��! Q� `��an luis o�rs o ��=� � ' ' � p :�� Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p The Church Nave Built in the early 1790 ' s, the O . . . . lnterlor of the orlglnal nave looked quite different from today. � � . There were no ews, the walls p �� :. � ',� _ were whitewashed with few .,r �, � ` � icons or aintin s, the altar ; : � p g :�� on the sanctuary was ositioned so that the riest' s p p back was to the faithful and the floor was packed dirt. �------- ----- --------___ __---__ ,—__-j-�c�ty o� � �.i san tuis o��spo � " � ' 1Vlission San I�uis Obis o de Tolosa p The Art � � - �.� The ke to understandin �. � �� :,4� ��, �� r _ � . . . . � . �� Mlssion a�t ls that its pu�ose � . ..:c'aK � �:_� was for illustration, not �� Y �: ; decoration. The illustrations � . ' � ` � ' were `M/rovided for their E •=1 � 1 I ! instructional or ins irational p � . . . ; value and not artistic merlt. � � Most of the aintin s date from p g �� the 18th and 19th centuries and _ �� ti�� the statues from a later datee ., �.--- . _ ___.:__ _ _ _ _ ______ ---- ---- -- '• �� °� �- � ��an lu�s o�ispo � ' � ' Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p The Padres who served Father Cavaller was the first O padre of the Mission. He was born in Spain in 1740 and died in 1789. He, along with Padres Antonio Rodriguez and Gil y Taboada are buried � at the foot of the sanctua . � A complete list of the priests � serving at the Mission can be found in a memorial in the garden. �--- ._��city o�-� � , �i san lu�s o��spo � ' � ' Mission San Luis 4bis o de Tolosa p The Sanctuary Often misnamed as the altar, the '� � sanctuary is most often used , � for the celebration of the � Mass. :� �. :; -� - ----�� , ; '�.-�; , �� `=� � The statue of the Blessed �� Mother without her halo is � ) ---- - � to the left. There are an el -�.�� g _ � `��_��,� heads on the base. Joseph, the ; �.. � . -� ` �� atron saint of the ori inal p g - � ex edition to California is to . p � `�� . � the right holding the infant �� Jesus. -� . _ - ; . � __� ._ _ a __ _ __. ----._ . ___. . _. _ - , �c�tY o� ;; ��san lu�s o��spo };` I ' � " � Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p Patron St. Louis �__ _ . -� :-.-.;�,-_-:_ ._; __�;_._ __ � The statue is the Mission9 s � �� ' �� 'ry` ��: i atron St. Louis born in � p � `��`�:=��.�`�:� � Februa 1274 at Bri noles : � . .,, , �Y g , � y � ' �� ' France, the son of Charles II. , � � ,: �� ; � ' �`�� '�i Lou i s r e l i n u i s h e d a n c l a i m t o �,: � . �� q Y . R � �.i `'� � ��s: =��°` the throne to become a �, . � .Y � t�, •,• � � • i " �� '�� ,� �; -.��, Franciscan. Alwa s sickl , he .� � ; Y Y �, �' �� '' � '�`# � ;��:, I died at the a e of twent - � g . y . , � ..::;I ; ; three. He was canonlzed in � �� . � � �? 1317. ,�,�=� ; ��; � `ti;�i � 1'� i =`,. ' � �' � � � '' �� • . . • ,�:.. i....._.....--------.._.......- --- ':s _ . ...............__... _..... ._._. -- ...._........_..._............._._....__..._.....__._._........---- ---- , ..... _ --- - a ��'� °� .�,�, � �r san luis o�ispo �'�� ' � ' �� Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p The Crucifix _� � . '�"'�R�'�� - Traditionall the Missions � . y� . placed an image of the � � �� Patron Saint on the back _ ' wall of the sanctua where i �y � the statue of St. Louis was - � -- - � placed until the recent . . � � redecorating. ; � � The initials INRI are Latin for . �� ' � . "Jesus the Nazorean Kin � : . � g - ' � of the Jews." . , . _ _ -- -- . . ____ . ' -- �c�ty o� �;. �i san lu�s o�Espo � ' � ' � Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p Baptismal Font �j Baptism was considered the � . . � most lmperative task for the ; � � - _ Padres. '� - �� B 1841 2909 ba tisms were . Y � p 'or;a'^,Y: 9 i -�� a�Y�::�:�� -� � '- � � performed at the Mission. � � The ori inal hammered g � co er basin is still used �Y, .. pp ;��::... �, today. :.� � �,;s.. ;: « . r_ _----- __.----__ ----__ ---_ .----------- . __._'i�c�� o� . ._:Y � i.i san lu�s o��spo �:� . � ' + ' Mission San I�uis Obis o de Tolosa p The Annex ( The only Mission with this .,� . configuratlon, the first ��'��=: ��c�:: annex of red brick ( 16x20 �, �� . . ��; ,� ��i -� 4: � feet) was bullt ln 18 9 3 1':�:; :T ' a�� v :#�� { - � while the extension to it � �� . . . � �:� .:.,. . � � �� was bullt in 1948 . , For the latter addition, the � restorer of the Carmel Mission, Harry Downie, lent his expertise. __---._. ___ . _____ _ _ _ ---- - -- __ . , : " ;j�c�ty oF . . �.�san tu�s aa�spo � � � Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p Candle Room & Chapel � -�� The custom of lighting a candle while saying a prayer � . complements the image that the smoke of the candle . carrles t e prayer to heaven. The statues represent Mary as Our Lady of Fatima and The Sacred Heart of Jesus. . _.__..._ ____.�.�_�� _. ., __ _� �_�c�ty o� ;�. �a ir san Lu�s oB�spo � ' � ' Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p Icon of Uur Lady of Perpetual Beauty The icon of Our Lady of C� Perpetual Mercy depicts the child Jesus held by Mary. The frightened look on his ��: ; �� face is attributed to His �; :: �:: {. . . �� seein Hls eventual ��..� .. ,:; �� g E; . I � � �'� � 17� crucifixion as represented •, , j'.r •. . .. • ' ll�' ` . �•� •.J . . �...__-T.�.`��. ��. . . .. "'... . ,. �-�__.� _ --- . - -= � by t e sma er ange s. .. .. .. . . -- ....----.__ .. � . _. _ _ _. �� °��_�� Colors are s mbolic: old .. , �. �.: . .t�::�.� :�� Y g � . ,, � � .. - �- .. �� . _ - � ��'�4�:' si nifies holiness• blue is g � Mary' s color, and red, virginity. ,._ _. _ _ a � � ._�__ . _--- --. � . . .. ci o ..� . ��san lu�s o��spo '; � " � ' Mission San Luis �bis o de Tolosa p The Tabernacle ______ __ ___. __ _________.-;,: � � ° T�1� 1110St r�C10L1S 1t�1�S 111 �� ... �, 1� �� ` a � � this and an other Catholic Y Church are the consecrated '- � �� hosts contained in the :Y�k:.. �� locked tabernacle. , . . -:;; ; +� �» * - Above the tabernacle the , � � . candle always remains lit as - a reminder that Jesus is present. The crucifix behind the tabernacle is the rnain C1`L1C1�1X Of t11e 1111SS1011. � � , _'j �c�ty oF ., -- - - - �-- .';:. �i san lu�s o�ispo ��; I ' � ' � Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p Garden Exit ; The modern garden is a � . . smaller rendltion of a much k � ��_ ��'.�� G�;= lar er uadran le which �--,,i �� ,; g q g �'[;�;.,:,' . � � ` � used to exlst. ..' °�e f ,C + '. � � � . •. � • • • � �. �� Wlthin this area were a �;,��:_ :{.�+ . f ��-��= :��:.. - multltude of shops for weaving, tanning, candle � making, leather rendering and other necessary Mission activities. - - _. _ ,i j c�ty o� � i.i san tu�s o�ispo I ' , � � Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p The Wishing Well � ,:;=��- �� The tiles above the well are .n` ` '�r,� �'`I' ,' '``Y'•�� some of the oldest at the ��`,• � .- ;,�.�'� ' k}:- �=.., �h '�4�'. 'ti, �.t �` `�; 4 C.,.y�} Y.,3 l:ia wti,''� • • • • � � �`� �� `�� Mlsslon. The NR 'a:. � ��y . Y .�'•��. �t�, wlshing well ...s. ,� . .�.',j t r� , �� 3�,,,,-, �.:��~� � '� ��` "�� was built in m r ::_.:. .: 4�:,:�;_- f�=,.. . o e modern .�:�� -:.::�: �.�:�::�.�. :;�w�;� �'A�i,�.�.r+.�1'—'F4'{-xi'`.'�}��`T,�' .a� `� �j;.� e'.��`$�'_�:s'.:i:_-_ _ -�� • • . ��"�•' ��'�� `� tlmes as a way to raise �' ` funds. �� - �� The padres received few alms, �..� _ _.::. , :yr�-�tr _., _ .�sw.,.._:�,,:: ��3� �� -�� which would be used , ;�,�" �-�; � _ .. "°°'�"...�s.�,�,�:.'__:u., .LYI . .—_ � �i5=.' '.�-^�w__..J mostly for church needs. i j c�t�r o� - �.�sdn l.u�s o��spo �:��6 I " � • � i � , � � � � � � i � , . . , , . - - � . - • , , - ., . � _ , �� _ �� , � � � a . _ •�r ' ��i �r '1f ';�� '��())`��`��\�� h' r � � i �i6� �\ \� 9�� r� ,� �.� �Y� - \�.�1'Ii/�� '_ C � ��..��;�� ' ��1�� % �f�l'! i� � � i • �i '� `"`r a�.,�, .� ., /" ��i�},� . ��. ' �_�� 'M1aY► . ��''� �y�'�n'1 t`, i'_ � 5 j�� f f� � , Ii '• j - ��, x�� ! � V . .7t ^_ �\,'-c'L�� — �� "�ji"` 1 n � . 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With hundreds of neo h tes py (newly baptized) living near � �� -� � the Mission, cooking was a major task. .----._ _ _ _ --_ ---------- ,y i �city o� � , � , � �.i san tu�s o�a�spo Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa p _--- ___ _----- _ _ For more information about r�� :__ , Mission San Luis Obispo � ��h` ��:-�A.� �' i� de Tolosa visit: :� � � ; . � � �� ;� : � . �: � � -� www.missionsanluisobispo.org -_r �.� � -�, � . 1 � .�r and click on "history." �:�.: _,�.� -- o � - � �h i _ . .��=�1 __- ---_ -----. _ -------------- -- _ _ . -,---��.� o� .�: �ai san i.u�s o�rspo �� ' ' ( .; � 62/23/2006 17:21 80�41.3696 � AMBROSE DESIGN PAGE 01 � _ � t; t'' --':., � � � r� ; � ;,. �,�� r , ,� : . � `'�"`_a �:� � ;��. �`� ; . � . q� � �./". �.r._. .f. � +�� ,. �': AMBItOSE AESxC�N r Q�: L�1/�� ^ . . y n. . • � , � � pp�. , �� . . � . ,� � . . . . i�� - . . � � ��.e ,,c.v Q �'� . . . s� � �,�� . � . v�. �� -�- �� .�-�" `'`� . ��- . � .- � r �� . � � `' ��-��'y� a ; C �� -� �� _. �� ,�- � - —��..� Z��-'c � v � � . �.��r � �� 02/23/2606 17:21 86�413696 __ AMBROSE DESIGN ^ PAGE 92 ,* --� � �. �� 1 � � � �` `�Y � 1 1� � �..�..._._.a � AMHRO5� AESIGN � To whom it may concern: . . � ".�'-�•": ��.• . . '� ., . , ��,�.<. � ,�,: ,. . , . . i am giving the City of San Luis Obispo full rights to use the imoges and text,fr+am., .,:: ..,, .. :. the piC�oral guide, Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa. This includes images and text used for televi$ion and printed advertisements. �- 23 Of� Erin Ambrose Date Ambrose Design 2328 Banderola Ct San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805 541 3696 � ^. Page 1 of 1 ; . `� Audrey Hooper - Pictorial Guide ..___...._�.....__._.___..._......_______.. _..._ __ - -- - - �_�...., _:...___�__._.. . _...._��.._.___. _- _�.._....._ .__.�... _ ____....u:______...��-�--_._-- --� . _._ ..._ From: JOSEPH CAROTENUTI <joseph_carotenuti@yahoo.com> To: Audrey Hooper <ahooper@slocity.org> Date: 12/15/2005 4:36 PM Subject: Pictorial Guide Hello Audrey... 1. I spoke with Tim Olson and he was delighted about f �a_�)U � _ ��b �,�� the prospect of having the Guide on the City channel. � When you are sure, we will both give signed permission ��,� � � for its use...and thank you for thinking of us. ,. ��a�1� � �- w; !( � � I-�- ��% 2. The graphic designers for the Guide are: Erin and � Huc Ambrose at hucerin@fix.net.Telephone number: � t�� `� ��f�"�- � �'�• (805) 543-4133.They are a super nice family and I a % � • ��__:r -'�1 f� sure you (and City) will be pleased with any project , �`' -' �`""'� ° ��' �'�� they complete. I hope you will be able to use their talents. 3. I gave Ron Clarke a Draft copy of San Luis Obispo: 1850-1876 to read. If he brings it to his Board and they agree, I think this would be a solid contribution to the celebration. If they approve, he said he'd bring it to the Committee. In any case, I hope the monograph could be a combination Historical Society-City joint venture_(using official logo, etc.)Publication to coincide with the February 19 date would be appropriate...although the Town fathers didn't do much until April!! I don't know the "politics" of this sort of thing, but I'm sure some businesses would provide for printing costs. To be clear, I have no wish to receive any compensation for a very enjoyable project. As if you don't have enough to do, I have attached a Draft copy of the monograph. I hope you will have time to read it as I appreciate feedback...interest, length, clarity, etc. See you soon...and thanks for all your kindness, JACarotenuti Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com. file://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\slouser\Local%20SettingslTemp\GW}00OO1.HTM 1/20/2006 ' � � � ' � .. 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' ,„:�`�'��' r , `�-. `' ;: ��,, - � 'I'hey arc mcmbers of the Orcler of Minor Historians. ' � ` {��'��a�,••• Fje • The Orcler is an enthusi�titic };roup dedicat�d to authentic history. � ,�.�.�- ,_,,� , , � . �� u, ,. : - . . .�;�� . � �" � -��i�Y. `' �� . - t�: . . Have �'ou secn the n�tission Muscum? °'. ' , ` � ." Go rhrough thc Gift Shup A I�1 C T U IZ I A L G U I D E • �� . \'isic us ill: �5'WR�.missionsanluis<rbisp��.ucg ' . . f � ,.�„� ��.+�'�.�lx:1z � �5 t. Y��:. � . >r+t �1.' 5,..�^ �- E t �'� Qucstic�nsl �maiL pixguideCn�yahou.com • JOSe�fl L1. Carotenuti Tim�O,t1S~U , y�*�� . . . . , :k '"�Q ��F''�'�`e�l` � : . . - - . . , � t�.�:,.e�w.=R.,f .� ?�°:r �+k`N.'.^.'�+ �. . - � . . . � . �.Y .. ;r.., `� 1. __ _ ' . • .. N� . � , i. _a:, � �'��;;��i G�e��c�n-ce f,� �u/L � �"''j �ti .�`,��j WELCOME! We hope your visit to our Mission and garden will be both I �`,,� inceresting and informative.The church is not a museum, but the center oFour '�� parish. Please do not tour during services. We appreciate your cour�esy to those ;� who may be at prayer. � ��—"-' �` -•�_.`' 1�•� !r" �`� ; �Sd�� f,�: I �`; ,�. _- �'� �`. y,�� ,,�a Matthew Herrera� Jeanne Smith I ��1� Paul Ronnau Dan Weber �. ..--- . _' �1� ��;� ;�;:�.J"i ' _ ' • 'i''`. -- � ,,..� ;�a'.. � , .. �i�/�, f.� tr.rle �C�.�d �� 1 _ : . .. _�� .'��: .,.�Glil� �//LGG G 1�62i�"�r"i i t, A;' .� �•c;l.,{� •: � i • j�,-:`,:, � � ' _ � r Thi.r guide i.r de.rigned for the reader to.rtart at any POSITION and u.re the picture.r and �.�. � �', ,.`. .,, , r .':� n_,... • '�-..,�' : i�rfornuition i�:a relf-directed tour. Of cour.re, there i.c nzuch more to tell and, hopejully, � � '�'��'��' -. •;.`! -' : t. - . yar� wil!retsrrn to vi.rit rss again! : :�'' ; � j ` ' '.� I, _ ;i. �� ,' ;: � �, ,,:.'�;��., '1, 1� � .� . . •.�;5�� +,i�• =1� ^ i i �,�i . �i' .i�' r . _ . ;. �. 5 ',. ^n�, i r �y.� �. 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' .. �.,' ' i'Y".a ..� t; . �' . , � � ��;�'"` liuEs�t�b�sss�: , � ,� , . ,.��.� }.� °�.� Copyright m 2004 by Joseph A.Garotenuti �,;i� c:��:.y,�"• • . � ~ . , ._.:;.Ss::�,.�<iK,�_1:.,_-:-.:-:...:.'..c_..:�1_ �•:. ,.. ..; . ..__..._-. ... Photographs Copyright�2004 by Tim Olson ' •''•-`--''�'-- - , . : : '... ----_.._... _. All rights reserved.No part of this book may be repraduced � �� , ` , � .� ' . in any form withouc the wricten permission of the suthor. � ' � .. . , , . , . , . . /� . ' ' • .i . . : ... ' _. .. . � � —��he road to Mrs.rion San Lui.r, Obi.rfio de Tolo.ra begiru in 1769 with t�landmark land and.reu expeditroru thas m,rulted fror�d f�u�te corrabination of church and In 1�72, amid great hunger at the then four�niJJions Cali ornia.r nate. The.rtate,New S am, re val! ovided ood ' f ' 8�'�te,rt bear hunt in the p �'ented by the Ur.ritor-Gerreral,Jo.reph de Gadvez,determirrerl �� f �'a�! Toward the end of the tame.tummer Father Serra needed to travel that the va.rt territory of Alta Californra mrut be.rettled to protect Spain't interert rom both to San Diego. Thi.r wus the Aportle of Californiu'.r frr,rt[aytd trip through lhis area. Along f ahe way, on September 1, 1772, he dedicated Californiu'.r f:fth mi.crion to San Lur.r, Obi.rpo Rir,r.ria and Errgland To aaomplith thir, he u.red hi.r enotrnoru influence to bring togesher the re.rource�-and per.rorrnel for what he terrned the"Sacred Expedition." �Tolara(St. Louir, Bi.rhop of Toulouse). The coa.rt of Calrfornia wa.r well known to Spain. Beginning withJtran Rodriguez Cabrdllo'.r j S�"�'a�eJt the next`!ay a'ul did not return for tu.�eenty � journey in 1 S42 tbe coa.rtline wa,r periodica!!y explorrd and r�pp� but there wa.r little i monthr but entrruted the Murion to Pudre fare ; � i�rtere,rt i�:la�rcl ex�loration.rince nothing of value was found. Cavaller, the fath�er of the Mi.r.rron. It was Padre 1 Cavaller and many other-pad►�r who labom,�l to - �Galvez'r collaGordtion with Father Junipero Serru br-ought the Franci.rcan to Sa�:Diego. At baptize and com�rt the nuti� Chumarh. Orue 1fry-f1X, Serra already had a long career ar a profer.ror in hu native Majorca, a mi.r.rionury �ptt'� t� n�phytes (literu!!y, netu .ra�l) rn the Sierra Gordu mou��tairu of Mexica,and as the pudre pre,rident of the nri.r.rio�zr i�r Baja �n�t�'�p°�ibility of t{�Murion. Thau,the� � California. Both Galvez and Serra ags�ed that the paramount importance of the exj�editron w� a �Q�1 gr°wth o +,art a � war to Chri.rtianize and civilize the nutive.r who were to own the land.Additiona!!y,to ward f ��ural and liu�rtock enterpri.re,r to faed the nuti i' off potential ene��ziet,there were to be�rtabli.rhed two military pa.rt.r,or presidios in San Diego B 1 d �� Q und Monterey. y ��ion San Luu wu,r bmPiie��-� � - 9�(�neaphyt�ho maint�ained field and livertock To that end,five.reparate expeditioru were p[anned in 1769:three by,rea art�turo ot,�r.�and � v r ranc'he�'from the j�re,ren��oumr of Avila Beach to Of the thre�,rhipr, the San Jose left Loreto and di.rap�ieared, the San Carlos reached San n�h of Santa Margarita. � ^��' �" Diego after 110 day.r with a crew almo.rt completely decimuted f� ' �>r''~v�v� ��. hY �y, and the San � ju'�''' v. .; : ; � • Antonio which after a fifty_four duy trrp fared a little better. 7'he �mrtm��nt o the ' BY 1798, eighteen of the twenty-one Mis.rio�zr are fnunded drul�r.o.rperrng ur�der the Pudre- garri.ron at Loreto in Baja, C'aptain Rivera, led the tr,rt f � P�t�tf Serra and hi.r tuczxr,ror, Padr�FerrnTn de I�.u��1785-1803). The lu.rt Mit,rion, .f pa►�y uring the diff cult and largely _ San Franci.rco de Solano, wa.r founded ju.rt a feru years bef'�tj�e�lare of California'.r ll9i.r.rion unmapped route up the perrin.rula, paclre Juun Cre,rpi�rovlder a detailed record o thi.r expedition. Garpar de Portola, the commander of the enti►�expedition,led the.recond caravan. � P�'iod By 1834,the trm�r hud changed and the landr were.rubjecY to the governmerrtf dec� Father Serra traveled with Portola. � of.recularization. j/�rt lund grunt,r u�re gt� to Californios and otherr. Little land wa.r 7a!!y, mid-1769 the renrnant.r of the Sacred Expedition joined together in San Diego arrd 8ranted ta the rratits�r who u�ere.rteudily dec1ining in number.r. The American oaupation of ' 1 bf orrterey in 1846,the end of the Mexican-American War and the di.rcovery of gold in 184g ! � .,:�e»zbled a freld ho,rpital for the.rick and dying��zore than dn explorerr'camp. Nonethele.rr, ��n8�dramatrcall the hi.rt Y ory of the.rtate. Slightly more thr.cn eighty-one yeurs after the � ?�"'^�� - Portola wa.r defer�ined to �'p�ition cant�i�t San Diego, California buume the thirty-ftr.rt.rtate of the Union. ' :-�f.�`.. i _ .' ,` �="i.=- follow h1.r order.r und gathered Over the en.ruing years, Mi.r.rion San Lurf irr many r�rpect.r fared�tter than mo,rt Mi ' � j ��•.- together a troop of inen, It h�r never ceafed being a Cutholic Church arrd h�r not hdd to totally rebuild it.rf fmuin � ��;��-r;,.... . . � including Father Crea�i, to building.c Thi.r u not to.ra th . .rearch for the bay at Monter y at st ha.r not had it.r ahare of abrue. Marry piaus�r from it.r I e3'• pr�rt.rhow clapbourd encured building,r wlth a wood�rt Ge1�tower built in the back. Thir � � [ [ The �xpedition left Savr Diego "renovation" la.rted frorrs the(ure �g70J unti!the 1930.r when Father Harnett begar� tn in mid;July, s�rtore the building to rt.r orlginaldp�rance. Hi.r untimely deuth ay�d t{�e Secortd World Wor It is orr thif trek, on Sefitember J10�d'�'°r'ation. Thankr to a yeurly fie.�ta and a�`25,000 gift frorr2 the Heur.rt Found�rtion -' 7, that the future rite of 'nO1��Iurbi.rhirrg in the lute 1940.r included an exteruion to the origirra11893 an�rex. Mirsion San Lui,r i.r tr.rt - .f All the Mir.rioru rufferrd from negject with varying degree,r of interert and rerosrrce�to.rdve :r j -'mentioned. Cre,rpr writ�r that them for future generatioru. Toduy,�h Mulion hr�r it.r own fa.rcryurting.rtory to te!!,Gut there I. the.�oldierr numed it el llano de los ossos, The Be�r Plain. We know it toduy ua La are .rtil!dangerr thut without attention Calr ornia a Canada rle Lo.r O.rot or(by.ro�yte frau[ty traruldtron) The Ualley of the Bearf. � � frrr�cture.r and nwre of her hirtory, f �A�"rca will lore �nore of the,re ! . . ... ., . �.•:...;..a�.,o. - —- � ' �. �i . a . i � . , ��rcL�,�c�s2: � �e�r/o c�'�c�y�� . . r Derlicated ln 1970, the city owned +� Mission Wall: Behind che Museum ' �� Mi.r.rion Plaza empha.�izes the is a small remnant of a wall marking �! central lncation of the Mi.r.rion in � � � the western most portion of the both ear�ter and contemporary times. , Mission quadrangle. The. �`ity f•lag i�cro.rs 'fro �� the e��tra�ace to the Mi.r.rion w� ! i crea�"ed espe�'rally �for the�' 19�6 I ; ��-- '>-�� , �•: �,�.,a�� f I . ��_ �t.,. Murray Adobe: To your far left is all that j: Bicentennia�'celelrratzon. • �{'� � remains of the home of Walter Murray, . I �� '• founder of the local newspaper,The Tribune, �� ;� and an earl ud e of rhe cit One wall is '� Fountain: On the 1769 � Y j g y. ; � � �' �� ' :,a : Portola expedition from San an exposed expanse of adobe bricks. Note � ' Diego to Monterey, diarist che olive trees which once flourished in 'r Padre Crespi notes the ,� groves to provide for oils needed in �� general area of San Luis � --- Catholic sacraments. I' Obispo as having several Wander along the walkway fronting San f ' ;��p��.r� y,•� � � li� .S~✓ �I large bears. The fountain to Luis Creek in front oF the mission. A ►�.,; ' - the right of the Mission , coast redwood tree (requoia.remperUirent) depicts a grizzly bear and a grown from seeds went to the moon on I�� native Chumash child Apollo 14 in 1971, and was planted as � �� (Tuguski and Suwa in Chumash). Created by local artist Paula Zima, the ' part of the Bicentennial events. The °� fountain was dedicated on November 14, 1988. � redwood trees were first named (palo '� ' �� i� - colorodo.c) durin the 1769 ex edition. �.: Convento Wing: Much of � . ' g p �: ;� this wing dates from the �` ' 1 � !� mid-1790s. The convento 4 �.. t i. � �� was the padres' residence �' � `�"� , , To build a mission... � and was used by the priests Initially, basic survival was essential. The San Luis Creek running along the ; of the Mission until a new ; Plaza provided a ready source of water and the Chumash natives shared their ; rectory was built in 1951. ` � supplies of berries, small animals, etc. Planting some seeds was also essential. :� The Mission Gift Shop and j ; The first structures were made of brush,tree limbs and sealed with mud. These � � Museum currently occupy huts were the first "church," as well as padres' and soldiers' rooms. � ' much of the first floor while As more natives joined the growing community, adobe bricks were made to the attic (not accessible for tonstruct small dwellings. The nave of the Mission took thousands of adobe tours) was the first Mission bricks to build. museum. The wing also housed the first county jail, Measuring approximately 25' by 150', a rock foundation was created to keep school and courthouse. the adobe off the ground. Starting from almost six feet wide, the walls taper to approximately three feet at the top. When you go inside, notice the straight Note the large brick and stone building across•the street on the corner. This is sides of the pews against the uneven walls. the County Historical Society Museum. Orig'inally built as a library wich a What today is called "labor intensive," this church was built between , grant from the Carnegie Foundation in 1904,the granite was quarried from the' . approximately 1788 and 1794. Originally,the roof was of thatch until the tiles local Bishop's Peak. They enjoy visitors too! There is no admission fee. . —again made by hand—covered the roof. � 4 � , � • � . � � i . � ��:�: �n �� Origirtally the Mi.�faon had no .rtepr and wa.r built (aaording to an early � 'z�:'.:.;::' � Annex: From the nave of the church to rhe � :::.��_,y_,..:.. account) on a slight "rumnzit".rloping down to the San Lui.� Creek behi�td you. � side doors, che first parc of the annex was At the Ga.re of the portico/bell loft i.r a .rmall !ip indicating the original level. added in 1893. Mission restorer Harry Eventsrally, u gri.rtmill wa.r built near the creek. � Downie added the rest including the lean- � � to in the late 1940s. Portico/Bel.l Loft: The most unique architectural feature of the Mission is the combination porricolbell loft.The current structure was built in the 1930s but ; " closely replicates the earliest known sketch of the Mission by William R. ��. ' � Hutton drawn in 1850. , ,�; �? ► ` � - " '" The Mission bells � Serra Statue: The life-size statue of "' � —'` ---�- ` ' '�-`��-•� C (photographed from �''"':=:�;-;�:� � �: � Franciscan Padre Junipero Serra (1713- :��"''r• • � - � ,�,Y:;r.:v�:':=,:�.. .., f � inside the bell loFt) 1784) was a gift to almost every California "��;;��"':;':'.:- : " - =.2 � are From the left the Mission by the Hannon Foundation. � ' , SorrowFul, Gloria, Pivotal to the history of the Missions and � and Joyful bells. � California, Padre Serra sang the first Mass � _ __ c-: - �- - The SorrowFul bell on September 1, 1772. In his lifetime, he ' � - � was cast probably in visiced on six other occasions. A short �� , San Francisco in the bio ra hical sketch is rovided on a e 22. � " latter part of the � p p p g �=_.._..._ __ 1870s. The other Doors: You are about to enter one of the �� two bronze bells were cast in Lima, Peru, in 1818 by Manuel Vargas. Around �I the Gloria bell is the inscription Me fecit ano dr 1818 Manue! Varga.r, Lima. oldest structures in California. These doors ' Mi.rion de Sn Luir OGispo De La Nueba California(I was made in 1818 by Manuel � are from 1948: the original ones are in che Vargas, Lima. Mission St. Louis Bishop of the New California) with a similar museum. Above the door is the Franciscan , inscription around the Joyful bell. coat of arms of Christ and St. Francis. �, �1 , Bell Ringers: The Franciscan padres used the bells for more than sacred GENTLEMEN,PI.EASE REMOVE HATS. moments. Installed in 1820, they were sure to draw attention. They " announced guests arriving and departing, sounded the fire alarm, gave notice � � of birchs and deaths as well as called che faithful to prayers. The task to ring ' the bells was entrusted to a young native Florentino Najer who died in 1899. � ;-{ ,, In the meanwhile, a young man named Gregorio Silverio learned to ring the � bells faithfully, usually daily, until he died in 1954 after ceaching .four others the art. The last of these bell ringers - ,. =i died in 2000 but not before � � _. � :�_- -_ passing on che tradition. " r�-- = t-�---�.---�-�-% Today, the ringing of the '� Franciscan sequences is -- � �' �� + i unduplicated anywhere in � America. � 6 ' , ,. • ' � � �1:�i�� V I��Ti'H�T/ ��IIT/ V /W``T/ . ,1; Built in the early 1790.r, the interior of the original nave looked quite Ceiling: Without saws, the trees different frona today. There were no�iew.r, the wall.r were zuhitewashed with few needed for crossbeams had to be of a icon.r or painting.r, the convenient size to cut down as well as ' altar on the ranctuary to shape. Since the girth of a tree is �, wa.r�o.ritioned .ro that related to its height, Missions have E a prie.rt's back was to similar dimensions. No "blueprints" ,. � t the faithful and the ' for Missions have ever been found. The floor wa.r packed dirt, beams are original (except for six over � � the sanctuary replaced after a 1920 fire). What looks like knots in che lumber — �,-' ' i Take a few moment,r are designs to represent stars. In che space above the ceiling (not available to ; —' to .rrt and let your tours) are remnants of rawhide used to tie beams together as nails were not •1 imagination take you available to che padres. - back over two hundred � � year.r. Pictures and Statues:Throughout the church ,,.,,t are a vaziety of statues and paintings chat azrived � at the Mission at various times. The key to ° � Stoups: At the main entrance and to the left and righr of the nave are understanding Mission art is that ics purpose - � declivities. The back two are filled with blessed water. The two larger empty was for illustration, not decoration. Given the ones were uncovered during the 1940s restoration and may have been larger so language differences and the challenges in any that soldiers on horseback could reach down to touch the holy water. (Since discussion of theology, the illustrations were horses were new to California with the arrival of the Spaniards, leaving them provided for their instructional or inspirational unattended while at services was noc prudent.) The large doors allowed man value and not artiscic merit. Most of the and beast to enter together. paintings date from the eighteenth century and the statutes from a lacer date. Another popular � Tomb: To the left is the headstone of a five- `�c` "teaching tool"was music and chanted prayers. t year-old child, Adeline Dana, buried in 1847. I By then the church had been sold to John Funerary Chapel: Side chapels were dedicated co specific functions or saints. � Wilson for�510. The child's mother,Josefina, � To your right, the small chapel is believed to be �he last repose before burial. was a relative of Wilson's wife, Dona Ramona � The picture is oEMary as the Mother of Refuge,a popular Mission designation. � � Carrillo y Pacheco. Her son by a former ' Note her halo of stars, the portals to Heaven. f`.• marriage was the only Hispanic governor of • ., California(Romauldo Pacheco). � Pews: The early Mission had no pews (po$sibly some benches along the side). The current pews The child's father, William G. Dana, was a `£� replaced the original ones and are from the 1947-48 prominent citizen owning a huge rancho and r restorations. They have been recently re-painced. adobe home seen today in Nipomo. Richard � - IHenry Dana, the author of Two Yeart Before the ' Walls/Windows: From the inside, the thickness , Ma.rt that details his experiences in early of the walls may be seen in the nave's windows and California in 1834-5,was a cousin of William. doors. The window openings are high to capture - the light and were covered with scraped animal Floor: The current floor was installed in 1948 (with heating pipes buried skins to admit che daylight. The current windows in the cement).The original flooring contained traces of cinnabar that contains� � were added in the 1940s restoration. The wall toxic mercury. � . decorations are from 2002. Q � : 9 � ��saf��fL(J�12: c�?2 �t%/1�11� �a�'► ; Until the 1960s, the altar on the.ranctuary wa.r place�l so t at during the Ma.r.r, the �.:f ' prle.rt'r back wa.r to the congregation while all faced the tabernacle u�hich wa.r o�a or above the altar. The rtatue of St. Loui.�to your left was po.ritione�d above the altar on .�.`�`i %` the buck wull. Plea.re do not go onto the.ranctuary which wa.c recently renovated. ,_� ,�:;` � t�� m �;; ., '� I, ";.�: � ' �� :. . � ,t i i � �.� _ '• i� ��.' I .�� . �' .'. � L. " _ 1 I � � � ;�� Sanctuary: Often misnamed as the altar, the sanctuary is most ofcen used for ' :' �;`_`�-�; �:._�--, . �� the celebration of the Mass. The statue of the Blessed Mother (without her halo) is to the left. She stands on the moon. Notice the angel heads at the base. St.Joseph, the patron saint for the original expedition to California, is to the � \ .._ right holding the Infant Jesus. om-bs: Father Cavaller\was the first padre at this Missipn. He was born in � S ain in 1740, came co 1�To�terey in 1771 and died in 1789. He is the father �� The vintage chairs are a �� , ' o�ttris�I�ission. � gift from Sir Richard f�,�, • ! � Joseph Menn of Carmel. �;�' , .Eapxoc . tA �{ Padre Anconio Rodriguez served here from 1812 to 1821 when he was The altar was carved by �ransferred to La Purisima Mission. It was during his time there that a fatal Harry Downie. � �*: :onflict arose between the soldiers and the natives. Father Rodriguez arranged - '�' __ A'; ' the truce but not before the deaths of 16 natives and one soldier. Undoubtedly - _ heartbroken, as the padres referred to the natives as their children, Rodriguez � ' retired here and died shortly thereafter in 1824 at the age of 40. _ � ` Sacrist (not available � Y� The last floor marker is for Padre Gil y Taboada who served here from 1831 to for tours) The two his death on December 15, 1833. It was Padre Taboada who blessed the doors on either side of cornerstone for the Plaza Church in Los Angeles. In ill health, he begged to be N the sanctuary lead to returned to the Franciscan house in Mexico City but was reFused. There were the sacris�y where the _ no Franciscans to take his place. Father Taboada died at age 60. � priests'robes and items � �� :I ��., . .� � ' � �, ; r used to celebrate the � � ' � ' � �+ ' Mass are stored. Part of The last Franciscan to serve at this Mission was'Padre:Ramon Abella from ul �'��1��I` �,' -��+ ' �'�� J Y � . � � a very old ceiling of of 1834 to November of 1841. His volunteer service in CaliFornia of over forty t tule is shown. years is the longest in the Mission Period. A complete listing of the priests serving at this Mission will be found in a memorial in the garden. in „ , �'aac,�i�c�-L: � �6t� �,�C�G� St. Louis Statue: The stacue of our The only Mi.raion with th�f.iguration, the first Annex of red brrck (16x20 parron St. Louis is co your lefc. feet) waa built in 1893 while the exten.rion to it a.c well a.r the lean-to in 1948. Recencly restored, ic is made of ge�.ro For the latter addition, the re.rtorer of the Carmel Mis.rion, Harry Downie, lent � (plascer mixed wirh glue). A short hi.c expertise. biography of this thirteenth century � saint as well as our name is found on ; ' ' page 23. � � ) .Fi:� 'r'.\ .,7: �^ '�� ,k' . `rp'v / y ' .. � ,��.r \ �>- � � v' �� Lt�l R.1., . ,.• , -� Reredos: Behind the large crucifix is the reredos. Would you guess the material is marble or wood? Its Roman appearance . ' reminds the viewer that a church is the } temple of God. Probably installed in che � 1820s, the material is wood painted to look like marble and originally was � painted with turkey feathers. __ Candle Room Statues: To your right is the candle ' , room and d�apel with a variety of statues.The custom of In the apex there was also an eye painted � - lighting a candle while saying a prayer complements the to depict the All Seeing Eye of God. � image that the smoke of the candle carries the prayer to Heaven. 'T'he last original Frescos may be seen at +'� • Qission San Miguel approximately 45 _ � From the entrance to your right is:Mary as Our Lady " ' ,,� �.,,` ��., miles to the north on Highway 101. . � ' of Fatima and The Sacred Heart of Jesus. Crucifix: Traditionally, the Missions To your left is placed an image oF the patron saint on the back wall of the sanctuary where the the Pieta as statue of St. Louis was placed until the recent decorating. The crucifix was then r Mary holds to your left. The initials INRI above the crucifix are from the Gospel of John � the crucified (19:19). Upon his condemnation of Jesus, Pontius Pilate had the inscription -� �y°fJ�� "Jesus the Nazorean, the King of the Jews" placed _ �„ and St. Jude, on the cross. The initials are for the Latin: I�ru.r � ' ` patron saint of hopeless � Nazarenru Rex ludaeorr�m(there is no "J" in Latin). causes.Note the worn toe of St.Jude caused by the Baptismal Font: Baptism was considered the innumerable touching oF most imperative task for the padres. By 1841, . petitioners. `I � 2909 baptisms were performed at this Mission. This original hammered copper basin is used today. � ' St.Rita:A Cavorite saint,St. Rita is recognized by the stigmata . on her forehead.She is a Eavorite advocate for desperate causes. i� t� � . r • �;: Side Entrance:The icon of Our Lady of Perpetual Mercy depicts the child Jesus St. Louis Painting: One of the few representacions of St. Louis in the United held by Mary. The frightened look on His face is attributed to His seeing His States was painced in Mexico by Joseph de Paez probably completed in 1772. eventual crucifixion as represented by the smaller angels. Colors are symbolic: It has recently been restored and shows the youthful thirteenth century saint in gold signifies holiness; blue is Mary's color, and red, virginity. his bishop's attire. Note the crown and scepter(symbols of his abdication)near his right foot. � 1 � i • � �' �' � I � ! ;, �.'' , � "� 1 .�4x' � ; � '!� .. _ _ _ .:::� e _ s.: � �: . • - . . - �,.,+_..r � - -:a�.,`a� .. _ ��1��..t;.: . 'Sar�1��'�':� R ��+ ' �-:+�''• ''�• •�� .{+�'•'.-``' ' a. � �\ �' r_.'..�yF., r ..�,lf �� +r��.'..�. - �� c ��¢��: I ' '�`; 3.• � �( !.� i ti t , ' `., � ..__.... -_- - _ - - ^- �-- f i � . ' .��,i � . � . � . , . . . . .. ... . . ...........�. .. . . . . .. 1 • —_ � 14 ; - . 15 i,�; . � . � � . �` � �'aa��i�o:G��G��a�in C� ' Tabernacle: The mosc �` � t The modern garden i.r a .rmaller rendition of a nauch larger quadra�tgle which '!I r recious item in this and � �� p = � went from your left to the convento wing and we.rt to the current Hi.rtnrical Society any ocher Catholic Church t building; then north to the current Palm Street �: -:�,-:-�--,�, . ;s the consecrated hosts (entrance to the back of the Mi.r.rion garden). �''=� � ; conrained in the locked i ' cabemacle.The one in use Within this quadrangle were a naultitude of � ,, • coday daces from che .rhop.r for weaving, tanning, candle making, .`' �' 194�s with a much older � leather rendering and other necef.rary Mis.cion . � one in the Mission activitie.r. A variety of tree.r and vegetable.r were ` � a ' ' Museum. Above che � �"'� grown in the quadrangle. O�ae room wa.r � 5�`_;� ;, �� • tabernacle, the candle -� - eventually added a.r a hospital. 1"here were �. ��. , always remains lit as a living quarter.r not only for the padre,r but for - reminder chac Jesus is � the sergeant of the guard.r and a monjeria ,� present. The crucifix where young, unmarried girl.r lived and learned ;� behind che rabemacle is " . . the domeftic art.r under the watchful eye of a � the main crucifix of the - maesta. Some Mis.riont had a .rimilar j Mission. � arrangement for the unmarried boys. '. .., .•..:.. . �' ��:��:.:�'��`;� . � To the back of the quadrangle are the pari.rh offices. 7 hey were built in the late , `;';�::...;:,_:..,,,r. i � ` �:`�:;:f�;;Y;<<�:; . 1940.r a.r a convent and chapel for the Sa.rtera of the Immaculate Heart who taught in the Mis.rion.rchool.r beginning in 1876. � P � Loft Stairs: Immediately to your left are the stairs leading to the choir and � bell loft. (not accessible for tours)The rooms above the convenro were used as , the Mission's first museum since the priests lived downstairs until the rectory , was completed in 1951. ` t �' � � � - - _�:��"' •2 r Vf;•I �'Y �11f �, � �F � ril�� I� I L' , �.�,� ,, �j•;' , ; , � •- , - ��' � ;� ':l. . � �, �- - ,� • . . ... :; �;� , - .. .,�, , i�' t. t �� ;�`�:`� - :; - , J�`'�� ' f�� ',�,. ' � { .'i�. \.. %. v. ��=�. b� \ „�\ � � � =qli. I.��; o- ` \J�-"-' a � ' St. Isabella: This stature depicts St. . � , .� " f � '�� Isabella, Queen of Portugal. It shows that ---�---=�-_.�--- _ _ • •� ` ' , when asked to open her cloak by her Adobe: Note the exposed sample of the � husbatid,the King,roses rather than bread Mission's adobe walls containing shells, straw, + ' � ��'" � � �� were revealed. She had been forbidden to and small stones in the bricks. Thousands were ' �� . � `��:,`��'�' give bread to the poor,but she followed her made to construct the Mission San Luis. . ' ; ;��' "'� conscience rather chan an unjust rule. � , (Please do not touch) • , GL1��-__`__,�__-•.�; i� Wishing Well: The � ;. �"'"'� ; Grape Arbor: Grapes were grown for drinking and sacramental use. � tiles above the well are �� ;'. �•�'�+.'�.. California's vast grape industry can trace much of its history to the padres' some of the oldest ' �` lantin s L� 1-. P 8 ' C .• ' at the Mission. The E.; z •, �`:'., wishing well was built ^�`�� as a way to raise funds. :`==�:; ;�}-.:::-> I �� The padres were not �, � allowed co use money. . ' �:;;�.:; • p^ l Any stipend or - ° �� , � , donation they received � �� '� � � ;�`�. - ' was spent on few _ - � � =� personal iCems. Most _ �`'��--' �;3��:� . � money received was . _�-- , � -�_==-�_ : utilized for church "'-- - -!' ' ..,e s� r i� ' needs. ¢ - - - _ ,�I� � j i . S. �, � �. - �. Religious Memocial: . �: At the end of the � ,, grape arbor is a list- • � ing of all the priests and sisters serving • . `;�`_, _ �-' C• •` this Mission starting �: �. with Father Serra. _� Obligated to serve � � ten years for this vol- � , untary assignment, there were usually • ; ;:�';.� "''r:s;�� only two friars per r- _ mission. Between '�� 1769 and 1833, there were only 127 Franciscans in California. Fifty-eight died . .. at their posts. >: j � =�'�'�,. :��.�- � r 4j � .,��r, , � Oven: The oven is modern and �"`M�/`°'' `� F t 'y.A, i f,A"'1 t. ,y', ��{.,M'.i reminds us that in mission days most �, "'�� everything was done by hand � ` including the baking of tortillas. �` � 'g, :�;'%r ' �� Even during the time of the padres, this was a greac spot to sit and rest! :fi - ; . Listen carefully and you will hear the sounds oF time. � is� in• , ' _�%�� ac� ud � �� . Youth Center:This building was originally roofless and used as the Mission's We hope you learned a little bit and will visit al the missions of Alta � kitchen. Wich hundreds of neophytes living near the Mission, cooking was a California! major task. The exposed wall probably dates from the mid-1780s or 90s. � �.:�� . � � , ��c�r�a � Mission San Diego de Alcala: July 16, 1769 Mission San Carlos Borromeo: June 3, 1770* < Mission San Antonio de Padua: July 14, 1771* Mission San Gabriel Arcangel: September 8, 1771 � � ';� �r � ' Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa: September 1, 1772* Mission San Francisco de Asis: October 9, 1776 -�'� � Mission San Juan Capiscrano: November 1, 1776 : Mission Santa Clara de Asis: January l 2, 1777 , Mission San Buenaventura: March 31, 1782 `'r' Mission Santa Barbara,Virgen y Martir: December 4, 1786 �f Mission La Purisima Concepcion de Maria Santisima: - December 8, 1787 ; • Mission Santa Cruz: August 28, 1791* Sacristy lintel:The outside °'� Mission Nuestra Senora de la Soledad: October 9, 1791* . � . entrance to the sacristy Mission San Jose: June 11, 1797 provides a glimpse of 1790s Mission San Juan Bautista: June 24, 1797* , construction as well as some Mission San Miguel Arcangel: July 25, 1797* charring from the near- , r��• �,� Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana: September S, 1797 �, catastrophic 1920 fire. Mission San Luis Rey de Francia: June 13, 1798 ! Mission San Ines, Virgen y Martir: September 17, 1804 Mission San Rafael Arcangel: December 14, 1817 � � ,� Mission San Francisco de Solano: July 4, 1823 � � *When Father Serra founded Mission San Carlos Borromeo in Monterey, � Captain Pottola also established the Presidio. The following year, Father Serra moved the Mission to its present location in Carmel. However, the chapel at ' . che presidio was also a house of worship. Today known as the Royal Presidio Chapel, it is the oldest church in continuous use in California. While not a � mission, che Chapel is included in the designation of Missions of the Central PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH �t....''f' Coast...all located within the Diocese of Monterey which includes the counties � THE BEAMS ' , of Monterey, San Benito, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Cruz.. �n , . �,. , (� . i � , � �C/�GG�YG� �t11/r•Cr. CY'Y��C�d lis2 C� �2G�/?'tQ� � A cit , counc , Mission, creek Born Miquel Joseph on November 24, 1713 in Petra on the island of Ma�orca, � y y , mountain, school district, and many businesses + Spain, the future "Apostle of California" became a Franciscan novice at sixteen. use his name or part of it. Just who is this St. Louis, Bishop of Toulouse He joined the Order of Friars Minor (O.F.M.) founded by St. Francis of Assisi (France) that we know as San Luis, Obispo de Tolosa or more commonly San kand adopced the religious name of Junipero, a companion of St. Francis. , Luis Obispo? ' He became a professor oF theology at the University at Palma earning a The first place named for this saint was not any oF the above. His name initially doctorate in 1742. Serra's greatest desire, however, was to be a missionary. An appeared on August 21, 1769 when Franciscan Padre Juan Crespi n+rote "Apostolic preacher" Serra wrote was "the highest vocation." regarding a potential mission si�e just north of Santa Barbara: � In 1749 he and his former student, Fray Francisco Palou, joined twenty others "We gave it the name San Lr�i.r Obispo, St. Lorei.r, Bi.rhnp, to that � to brave the 99-day journey from Spain to Mexico. He then walked i in tfine it .rha!! become a good-rized.rhoreline mi.r.rion Gelongirrg to thir : �_ , approximately 275 miles from Vera Cruz to Mexico City and walked about � gloriou.t.raint, with a great many people." 25,000 miles in his lifetime. On this trek, he was bitten on his leg. The bite Crespi was with the legendary Gaspar de Portola as the Spanish captain led an festered and caused him much pain throughout his life. expedition in 1769 from San Diego in search of the bay of Monterey. Crespi r Serra was assigned to the five Franciscan missions in the mountains of Sierra bescowed the name of saints to many places. Gorda. At his mission at Jalpan he participated in many of the construction On September 1, 1772, Fray Serra founded the fifth of twenty-one missions tasks. Ic is here that Serra learned to be a missionary. He was recalled to Mexico and the first that would honor a St. Louis. The other, San Luis, Rey de Francia City for assignment at San Sabe in Texas, but the assignment was cancelled. is located in southern California. � Otherwise, he may have become the "Apostle of Texas." � Thus, the Mission and not the town was named first. Serra spenc his time preaching and used some very dramatic methods to reach St. Louis was born in February of 1274 at Brignoles, France, the son of Charles .,�, the hard-hearced. In the custom of the day, he would violently hit his chest II.There are several saints in the prince's extended family. His grand-uncle was � ' with a stone or an iron crucifix or burn his palm with a candle...much to the St.Louis IX of France,the patron saint of the Mission San Luis Rey;great-great � consternation and weeping of his listeners. nephew of St. Elizabeth of Hungary and a relative to St. Ferdinand, King of � ' In 1767 when the Sociery of Jesus priests (Jesuits) were expelled from New Spain, the patron saint of Mission San Fernando, Rey de Espana. Spain, Serra was appointed padre-president of the Baja California Franciscan missionaries. Serra was called shortly thereafter to occupy the same role on the Charles II was in a difficult position as when he was to become king oFNaples, • he was a Spanish prisoner. To secure his release and throne, he was compelled �' "Sacred Expedition" to Alta California. to send his sons to Spain as ransom. Thus, Louis remained in Spain for seven " Arriving in San Diego in 1769 in a caravan led by Gaspar de Portola,Serra and year$ tutored by the Franciscans and joined the Order late in 1296. �; the explorers struggled with deadly illnesses and few supplies. Serra founded He was appointed Bishop of Toulouse against his wishes. "Jesus Christ," said . his first Alta California mission in San Diego on July 16, 1769 buc he had the bishop,"is my kingdom."The process for naming bishops has changed, but {, Founded his first Baja mission on May 14 of the same year. He spent the �uis proved to be a good choice as the pious young man gave alms to the poor ' remainder of his life struggling to assure that the firsc nine missions survived and begged for them in the streets oEToulouse. �� and grew to meet the increased conversions. Always sickly, he died on August 19, 1297 at the age oE twenty-three: His �� Serra died on August 28, 1784 and was buried in the sanctuary of San Carlos remains were interred in Marseilles, France, but moved to Valencia, Spain, in I'; Borromeo Mission in Carmel. During this pioneer period, he endured the 1423 when he became the patron saint of the city. He was canonized in 1317. � most difficult and demanding time in all the Mission Period. His pioneering efforts are remembered by the State in that he is one of the two representacives While marcyrdom was not a rare occurrence among the missionary Franciscans, from California in Statuary Hall in WashiRgton, D. C. He is also a candidate in St. Louis they honor a saint who gave up an earthly kingdom for the one to " for canonization and was declared "Blessed" by Pope John Paul II on come. Father Serra ordered and personally delivered che painting of St.Louis co � Sep�ember 25, 1988. ' _ the Mission. 22 ' 23 . � • . s • � R Why were the Missions founded to be one day apart? Why were the Franciscans chosen for the California Missions? � d Well, if you can move fast, you might walk from one to another in one day. There were four great missionary orders: Franciscans,Jesuits, Dominicans,and � Even wich a horse or mule, travel in early California was slow. Actually, Padre Augustinians. In New Spain, it was the King, not the Pontiff, who was the # Junipero Serra envisioned having a traveler able to sleep in a mission every administrative head of the Church. The Franciscans had accompanied Cortes F. third night of travel. Missions were the only structures (other than the four and maintained training centers, called colleges, for young men volunteering ' presidios) and were most hospitable to travelers. They are the oldest structures � to become missionaries in the New World. By the time of the California in California. Geographically, the missions were not founded in order. missions, they had over two hundred years of experience (and martyrs). The Viceroy chose them for the Alta missions. ' Why did Father Serra walk everywhere? , � While he preferred to walk, Serra did ride animals. Undoubtedly, his height ( Who paid for the mission expenses? � `. (about five feet, two inches) required he ride smaller animals. In order to � For the missions in Alta CaliEornia, the Crown paid for military expenses, buc , administer the Sacrament of Confirmation, Serra traveled several times � most all other expenses came from the Pious Fund. Started by the Jesuits for - between Carmel and San Diego. Confirmation is a privilege usually reserved the Baja missions, the Pious Fund grew from the donations of individuals, ; for a Bishop, but there was none in California so Serra performed the rite. including profits from business ventures. Eventually, the Fund paid for non- On these cravels, he somecimes rode an animal or sailed down the coast. religious expenses as well. Once in Mexico City, his Superior ordered him to ride in a carriage as he was weak from illness. Who owned the Missions? � Initially, Spain owned everything. However, the plan was in ten years to give Who drew the Mission blueprints? the Christianized natives land once they were able to cultivate it and govern � No Mission blueprints have ever been found. The padres were their own . themselves. The plan was much too idealistic as the process cakes much Longer architects and followed some fundamental building rules.At this Mission there than ten years. Once s�atehood was achieved in 1850, land claims became a ;.,; is a wide base of stone upon which the adobe was placed eventually tapering to � major issue. The Catholic Church petitioned For return of the Mission '�� the top. Startinb at approximately six feet wide, the nave walls are about three buildings as well as some land for each. Mission San Luis received about fifty feet thick at the ceiling. Beams were hand-hewn and placed across the top to acres, much oE the present downtown. �i form ceiling supports. Since there were no saws, similar size trees were felled , , by use of an axe creating similar nave widchs. With no nails, rawhide was used Why are all the missions along the coast of California? �,; '� � to tie beams together. The Spaniards needed to be near natural ports in order to dock their ships �'. which were the major source of transportation. When San Francisco Bay was Did Father Serra choose the names for each mission? mapped in 1775, it became the third great sea outler. Between San Diego and Actually, he died aEter the ninth mission, San Buenaventura, was founded. San . Francisco, the padres then established missions close to larger �,f Names were the choice of the Viceroy. Seven are named aFter Franciscan friars, concentrations of natives. By the turn of the nineteenth century, plans were !�i one for a Franciscan nun, three for the archangels, three for the Third Order of made to expand the missions to the east. However,Santa Ines(1804)in Solvang �� Franciscans (this Order is open to men or women, married or unmarried), two was the only "eastern" mission to be founded. for early martyrs and virgins, two for the Blessed Mother, and three are E scriptural. Who built the Missions? The natives built the Missions. It would take years of eFfort as the adobe bricks �� How did the natives and padres communicate? and tiles were made by hand. The natives learned the various skills of ;, The natives in Alta spoke a variecy of dialeccs while the padres used Spanish. construction as well as the other industries essential to a mission such as i` , Early communication was by sign language and a few pictures until the padres weaving, tanning, making tallow, and grinding grain. � learned some native words. Eventually, the natives learned co speak Spanish, especially the young boys. The padres compiled the earliest written native � M ' ' language books. r � ' �� . I � . �� •f: -,. Page 1 of 1 • ��. , � Audrey Hooper - Mindwalks Presentation - Museum of Natural History - _ -�-..�.� .; From: Audrey Hooper To: McIvor, June Subject: Mindwalks Presentation - Museum of Natural History CC: Brown, Molly; Callahan, John; Kiser, Betsy; Stanwyck, Shelly; Walker, Kim Good moming,]une, What beautiful day it was a Morro Bay yesterday! Okay -the room was packed -there were at least, I'm sure, 70+ folks in attendance. (Don't know how many the room seats.) Manny spoke for almost two hours and I spoke for about five minutes ... but the information was well-received. I distributed the outreach packet to, including a list of the theme committees and the brochure regarding the Seagrave. I also had a poster made of Pierre's logo - it's really quite lovely- 18 x 24 -and displayed it for all to see. It's in my office if you folks would like to use it. I think I may also display it in the Council Chamber on meeting nights. Manny is going to e-mail me the next meeting date for the Native Sons of the Golden West and invite someone to the group to speak to these folks. (This is another group I think it'd be fun to speak to, but they usually meet on a Tuesday evening when there's a Council meeting. I'll give you all a heads up as soon as I get the date.) Hope we,get some interest from yesterday's meeting. Audrey about:blank 2/21/2006 M�-�d Walks Page 1 of 2 � � i ,s '�, 6 „ N� � CCNHA cefe6�af�s 30 yeats {1�➢76-2nA6) . ,- .... , � .�., t � �`� � T I� � � . . �''"~�.�. . ..._:.. ��.�„� �� .� ��1;.. ; -'� - in Our ��at� �ark�s , � :4,�;%{':�� • t „�'- :f::�, r +� ;,f,. � , 1 � i . .� '�+:�'.��'�' � � I � f I Adventures with Nature Let us help you Discover ❑ the beauty of the Central � Coast. �� ,` Come to a Nature Program every Monday from ]anuary through March at , ovr 30th 1 10:15 AM at the Museum. The free programs last about two hours and Anr�versary cover a wide range of topics. ,� h' � � . u � ��s� +� rt o�r w ♦ r�� Mindwalk Schedule for Feb. 2006 - 2006 February Mindwalks (rev. 12-14-06 3:24 PM) School Progrems Re is r Now oniine to Volcanoes reserve your classroom field trip.M,,,q„r.g._DQ�ail.s. F2b. 6, 2006 10:15AM - Noon Volcanoes are one of nature's most spectacular events and have been responsible for some of Do You Want to be a the world's greatest disasters. Volcanoes are the source of new rock when magma erupts on Do wee have a job for you! the earth's surface. This program will present the causes, types, and characteristics of Become a docent for[he volcanoes. We will look at the hazards associated with volcanoes and examine samples of California State Parks in igneous rock produced by volcanoes. Finally we will present some of the historic volcanic sa� ��s ob�spo cour,ty. events throughout the world as well as those in our own back ard here on the West coast. Mo�e oeca�is. giography: John McCabe is a docent at the Museum of Natural History at Morro Bay State Park. He is also an instructor in community programs and a tutor of geology at Cuesta College. He is presently completing his second term as president of the Santa Lucia Rockhounds, a gem � and mineral society. John has a Master of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering from the ,�,,.,N University of Arizona. Living with Lions Feb. 13, 2006 10:15AM - Noon As we move and recreate deeper into lion country, education on mountain lions becomes increasingly important. This program will discuss the natural history, biology, and behavior of lions, as well as ways in which we can reduce human-lion conflicts, and live more peaceably alongside our wild neighbors. Biography: Lynn Michelle Cullens since 2001 has directed the conservation programs of the Mountain Lion Foundation, a national non-profit organization. Michelle has presented wildlife education programs to the Ecological Society of America, the Wildlife Society, Defenders of Wildlife, the Mountain Lion Workshops, the American Society of Mammalogists, and the World Wildlife Conflict Symposium of the Zoological Society of London. Michelle has worked for six California environmental initiative campaigns, and for ten years has directed the activities of a national land trust over a �ve state region. The Bloody Fifties: Law and Order in Early San Luis Obispo County Feb. 20, 20Q6 24:15AM - Noon We all know San Luis Obispo as a peaceful place to live, but such wasn't always the case! The first decade of the county's existence was quite lawless, and violence was commonplace. Come hear the history of early county lawmen, the infamous Jack Powers Gang, and the San Luis Obispo Vigilance Committee. Firearms and other implements of the period will be displayed and explained. ttp://www.ccnha.org/mind_walks.html 2/17/2006 Mi�d Walks Page 2 of 2 J \ / i', v Biography: Manny Silva is Historical Preservation Committee Chairman, Native Sons of the Golden West Parlor Number 290, San Luis Obispo. A native of San Luis Obispo, he became interested in local Outlaw-Lawman folklore at a young age. He is a career peace officer and resides in Los Osos with his wife Kim, and daughters Kaysha, Lauren, and Erin. Pollination — Why We Have Flowers Feb. 27, 2006 10:15AM - Noon This talk and slideshow will demonstrate some general rules about which type of flowers attrad the different birds, animals, and insects as pollinators. Winter blooming flowers from the San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden will be featured. Cut flowers will be used to demonstrate some special pollination techniques. Biography: Ken Levine is a docent at the San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden, and Chairperson of the Educational Committee at the garden. He and his wife practiced veterinary medicine in Arroyo Grande from 1962 to 1995. Gardening and photography are two of his main interests in retirement. 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'3. . . ; �`«n.':� r..,�;, the time he was ready to d� :. �.�.. a:� .� " �.�.. ,.�,<:' " . �,;� . :��;y >:�; �t ��.�. p��the well-read papers �oday,Feb. 19,20��marks �� ..�..r :; . V; the Sesquicente aual— 1 •�" �:.� ,r�, '�• 4•�. would be refolded and re- the 150th anniversary—of a .. � . � ' , • •.; placed in the pouches for :; . � r.,. .. .�, San Luis Obispo's incorpora- . '•, f y... � . _ "` - �' ' .• , .- - their ultimate destinatioa .,.•,- ..�---.. .. � tion as a ciry. . ,�;�;.. ,,,.��„�'.- :�- -; , �'"�";��- , , � Osgood was succeeded by; p -� '..►;.;.� �� ~�• Smith In several laces such as .�"' ,,,:.��:,.��"�' `a �,.�s.,�,�-„, ."' � �{"�,,� tr�, man named"Smith.,, Nevada City,Calif.,there has `� � • 'j "- � � °', �� PPea�'ed one day.He was � ^� ....�;,�'-�;.�`,�� ;,. been criticism of the celebra . �� w �"� �� : last seen near Santa Ynez.He �`" .. - ,..�_. _ : ; � was presumed murdered in tion of such an anniversary. �� r�'r.' �, '" ., that vicinity.It was difficult to -- The argument is that Nevada t � �`` _ �v ' � `' �:- . . :� Crty was reuicorporated a �a� ��:;-y'"''� �`'-` - . �° a. '`'� " ent for"Smith. � -. _... . ,;... -. , ,. _• ��:� �"�a�.�o.4""r�t'/'kr�y.r�.. j find a replacem number of times.In fact,vir- �'••"` ';»,y - , ' ` �.:��., .�,s,.•.;':>,:, "r'°'��. . . And the ' stopped com= ....,•-; . � .� . ~' ...� so mail t u a lly a ll municip a l ities in Cal- �:. � '°=-' ing for a perio d of time. .»,.., •..,�+r`.. ifornia,including San Iuis ' �. ,,�. �a�"`�"""� = T here was a crying.need ��'` "` '` '� for legal identiry in San Luis Obispo,had to reincorporate � .. � �:� Y,;, after California adopted a new ,,.... �...::_.'-��-,;�� -�^~ ' Obispo in 1856. , .,.. . - .. .. . . ,.. :�� . stateConstitutionin1879. . _._. .--�-_.--,_--.--__._.____.a.�,..�..:__.�._... . ---�--�-. � - . - .. • , J.aX� L!!iJ 9Al.YtO, .... ____ ... . . .......,,..�..a... . . �e 1856 event,however, � T was important.�e conditions � The Casa Grande on Monterey and Court streets 1n San Luis Obispo served as the county's To surrounding that legal incor- courthouse from 1853 to 1876. If word ceme that bandit J.oaquin Murieta was cominq,towns- www.themoviee erience.eam poration in 1856 could not people would rush.for the Casa Grande. Edward Vischer's paintinq in 1861 is pictured above. have been more dismal.San - • Luis Obispo was the only real me sia Fremmut nresems... Seraeninp Ruom Claqla community in our county,and ,San Luis.Obispo was the only real �'d's General Store on Mon- ��ey�at��m•sociai•��ry,m the need for its legal recogni- � terey Street his"headquar- *"Bonnie & CI de" tion was overwhelming. Community in our county, and the need ��•"That's how Pollard be- /N THE B/C FREMONT � . David 1Vewsom recalled his came San Luis Obispo's first Tlie Pink.Pa�her brief tenure as county clerk for its legal recognition was overwhelminq. postmaster. Iro)NO(WTSOF IWY KIND 11CCEPTED for San Luis Obispo County � Osgood was served a ro- '��as Z:oo 4:,s s:4s s:3o pp Freedomland,A, during the mid-1850s in a of the legendazy bandit John Patton,Julian Garcia p��refreshments while the ^�«��µ��«o memoir written for the San Joa uin Murieta. mail was sorted out.Most '2:°° 2:30 5:,5 ':°5 ,°:3° q and Newsom went north over Final Destination 3,R, Iuis Obispo Semi-Weekly Newsom remembers that the Cuesta.The Monterey n�Papers were circulated 12:30 2:45 5:00 7:30 ,o:,s : Breeze on May 9, 1899. "At this time Joaquin Murieta County sheriff came south to Nanny McPhee,Pa> Newsom found that there had the Estrella(a rancho in catch Joaquin in a pince�'s , `''' � • �-�'� >>�30 1:45 4:00 6:30 were no funds for his salary the Estrella River clishict east move.When the two parties � ,,,� Munich ,R, or supplies.The county treas- of Paso Robles) of this counry met at the Santa Margarita sat-5161-817 Palm,SLO `-- '— ury was bare.County.war- as a place of rendezvous,and Ranch,they were told that E"p�Y Banca�N s�tows oaar °_'-' ' ' rants (checks) were worth 25 almost nightly alazm was giv the bandit had eluded them WWW.lhBp81mtb88t►B.EOm -_�_� �� cents or less on the dollar if en that Joaquin was coming, on the OSCAR NO&IINEE INCLUDES Q grade and was now in BESTACTOB,PICTUNE a�aGITAL SOUNd' you could find anyone foolish (Everyone)would make a the Edna Valley. BROKEBACK ��•�� enough to buy them. rush for t:he Casa Grande (the Such were the"Keystone MOUNTAIN(R► Tax bills and license fees large,rented adobe that . Cops"antics of law enforce= Daily: 4:00,s:i 5 � went ignored.Newsom and served as a Courthouse).'Ilie ment in the mid-1850s. Judi Dench:Oscar Nominee in Eight Below�Pa, 71:30 2:75 d:50 7:20 10:00 the district attorney,James men would turn out with their The condition of the mail MRS. HENDERSON Date Movie,Po,,,5��,�„, White,tried to collect debts firearms and there would be a was even worse. PRESENTS R 12.30 2:30 4:30 7;00 9:30 owed to the coun great confusion." � ( ) Curious George,a, �'• Henry M.�SgOOd,�1C fII'3t Fri,Tue-Thur:4:15,7:00,9:15 i2:oo z:oo a:�s a:so s:�s Newsom recalled:"Nine- A posse including Romaul- postal rider for the Centrai sat-Mon:1:15,4:15,�:oo,s•is Firewall(PG13)SPEGALENWCEMENi teen actions were com- do Pacheco,Wm.E.Borland, CoBSt D1SfI1Ct,ri]Sde S3m POI- FELICITYHUFFlYIAH: +i:so z:�o a:as �:,0 9:So menced,which angered many OSCAH NOMINEE IN The End of the Spear rPo,,, TRANSAMERICA�A� '2°45 e:°5 persons.A personal attack a�Theatres � � Frl,Tue-Thur:4:15,7:00,9:15 Tbe Matador,A> was made on the District At 7 I ' Sat-Mon:1:00,4:15,7:00,9'15 �Z:is z:ao s:�o �:ao s:as torney.He was l�oCked down � . ,` � DANIEL AUTEUIL JULIETTE BINOCHE IN Walk The Line�Pa,,,�� on the street and would have AUUItaf8.00-ChilOren61hro11S200• '� � � � � CACHE R 3�15 9��EMYAWARprypMINEE been badly beaten but for the Cnllnren a 8 unticr FPEE Boa Olfce Opens 630 ''� � , � � �•, ,� � � Ma�Ch P01�(R)SPECIRL ENCi/1(iEMEM . � Steve Martm/Kevin Kline Ffl,TUe-ThUf:7:00 �i:as 2zo soo rao io:io timely aid of an Italian who � ��p�p�t��.++ '� ` . �'; ','' ' ' S3t-MOfI:1:00,7:00. � � � ;:oo was a waiter at(I.a) Fonda(a �Camilla Belle/Brian Ceraghty DATE MOVIE(PG.19) (1200 215 430)700 930 � restaurant) at the corner of ��When a Stranger Calls'� �E��1'�DqEO'D (100345)7201010 mPG-18 8:45 CURIOUSCEORGE(G) (23050D)730 �""'" _._.........._......_................... onterey and Chorro streets � OC 8 DA:CURIOUS GEORGE G �� _......__..._---.._....---..__.................._....._......_..._... ( ) ��z�s)i000 next to the Catholic Church." � � � ' 7NE PINK PANTHER ., . .. . . . :. �� ,�z5o5,5,aoo,o30 � p t� B L 1 C N � T �ere were more fearsome y Pietarw Flp��3� (>>5400)7151015 ; Wa(t Disne FlNAL DE5i1NpT10N 3(R)-m REp'D (1245 300 ' Paul Walker 1 Bruce Greenwood �""' � _............ ...--._.........._....._._.._............................_..........._..--...__. ' gs than the near beating �c' • „ _ ......_..._._....._............................ 530�815 7040 of the"small and weakly"dis- � Eigho BelOw ,� xn,eNasr�nNc�caus�ra�a� �,asaasJ»s trict attorney. Sat&Sun:2:00,a:3o,�:0o,9:,s NANNyMCPHEE PG ��ZS NOTICE OF AYAILABILITY oi Draft E�uiro�me�l Mon:2:00,4:30,7:00 ( � (1200 230 500) Theyearbefore,Newsom Tucs-Thurs:4:30.�:00 ��A��RE�D '��2504�Q��p$�02� p��ouoceme�t of PUBLIC NERRIN6 for.lmpro�eme�ts to Rout � had served as an undersheriff BAOIff9ACK MOUNTAIN(R)•IO REO�n�,zzo a3o� in an attempt to rid our region � , � Wa.K THE LJNE(PG13) „��o Friday Feb t7th thru Thursday Fe6.29ry ��- ---��-�-- . ................._._._....._.-- �. �. �..�� ' WlllD!lun unEn�w _ 11�►7r+�►�w-�v-� .�,_ ' .� ' _ 'r ' . - " ` ' - 1 ...- I �� ' .. + - , `� , ...... ..� ` � ' ° b --% . � . Send us you� news E-mail:newsroom�thet�ibunenews.com Phone:781-7902 Fax:781-7905 Toll Free:i-800=456-8449 SUNDAY , FEBRUARY I (� , Zo�o6 THETRIBUNE B3 � � � MONDAY TUESDAY ' WEDNESDAY THURSDAY � FRIDAY SATURDAY Celebrations: Circle of Friends ' Volunteers Circie of Friends Since You Asked Religion: 1leddings,Engage- Donations Circle of Friends Donations . Volunteers Roundup, . ents, Anniversaries Seniors Circle of Friends Calendar ,� � Circle of Friends . . � � ��G� _ --------_ _�_ . SA N I.U I S �B I S P O .. ....�..... . . ,. ... ,..._,. .,�,.. ....•..;�-..-�__...�..-,._ �d the Central Coast. _.. ... _._.. ......_... _ .. . .._ ::�. ��. . . . he Women's Shelter of � -... • -- ...--.— ;, � � ~-' Ticket on Thursddy. TSan Luis Oblspo Coun- , r . �.� � i` � °��-�LL��--....-- ��. , � � ��.. ..�._ . try has received gift baskets � �' �' , �, ; �,, � donated by 18 departments at j , +:-:-�:',�, � '�' .. '� Sierra Vista Reqional Med- �' , ' � ' lcal Center. � ,"' F ~�5 `: :�� . �Morro Bay Museum Puppet �= . �`'�� . ��!'►;'.�;. : Native Amer.icans of the �e b�baskets were do- �; _ - _;;�::� nated to provide the women �'` _ �� , , ig session and a display of ` - "��-- � - '' �?� and the families of women in- � `� --�� .- �- iay Museum of Natural � '�' r'�� __. volved with the women's cen- �Road,Morro Bay. Free.772- ter program a brighter holi- � m� _ � ; �.��- , day season. �� ' This holiday season the °��' �""`'` �. . ' i comedy review of 31 - ` �� '""`' women's center assisted :�G�:�""`� 3rk Center Association.Clark nearly 70 women and their _ ; 'c�� . nde.$32-$45.489-9444. {�lies. . • I p.m. 60 dancer,full-length ' � � Petipa.Presented by Cal Poly The United Way of San Luis Obispo.$42-$54.756-2787. Luis Obispo's Community � Impact Fund was the recipi- ent of$2,000 from The AT�T ;J,E�� Foundation,the charitable � "`P arm of the new company -��'J"`�^ �� formed by SBC and AT&T. • � . ..,... , � ��,;,�;��_., The Community Impact _ '� `'`' � ,�=' "� �`�? Fund helps to resolve critical . - �� "°� � `--� `� human needs in San Luis . . couRrEsv aHOTo Obispo Counry and helps to � iday at the big barn at 10th put money back into local Slerra Vista Regional Medical Center donated 18 holiday qlft baskets to the Women's She er . nonprofit agencies that assist of San Luis Obispo County. Involved In the effort�from left,are Candy.Markwtth,Sierra Vista the communitY. � CEO;Beth Raub,volunteer coordlnator for the Women's Shelter Proqram of San Luis Obispo; . . . and Gia Rupp,Sierre Vlsta human resource manaqer. , � The American Cancer So- for clients of ACTS pro- In the past year,Munds fordable housing projects as �:8� ciety's Camp Reach for the S� served as chairman and facili well as more than a$1 million Stars program for.children �n• � � � tator of the AB 2717 Iand- more to finance additional with cancer and their families The San Luis Obispo Elks scape Task Force,which fo- projects since its establish- Get into calendar received a donation of$15,000 Lodqe#322 has donated a cused on improving the effi- ment Send your event announce- � from the Rossi Foundation �eT�of items worth ap- ciencY of water use in Califor- • • • ments at least one week in Ambassadors in February. roximately$7,150 to veter- nia's urban landscapes. San Iuis Obispo residents advance addressed to the 'Ihe Camp Reach for the p . . . Hal Stevens, AI Piotrows- appropriate calendar-for Stars program sponsors ans at the Fresno Veterans . example,"Health Calendar"- camps available to residents Affairs Hospital. The Bank of America ki, Olivia Tucker, Ron Pino, via e-mail at of San Luis Obispo,Santa Bar- �ong the items donated Foundation has awarded a Vicki Abrisz� Simon calendarC�thetribunenewscofi, bara and Ventura counties. . Were afghans,l�itted caps, $10,000 grant to the San Luis Bernau� Ralph Jacobson, �� coffee supplies,toiletries, Obispo Gounty Housinq Susan Heineman, Maqqie via fax at 805 7817905 or to la ' cards,books,warm Trust Fund. Adelman� Bill Oldt and The Tribune,P.O.Box 112,San The Abused.Children's P 3'�g t was awarded Jim de Vos recenfly com- Luis Obispo,CA 93406. Treatment Servlces of clothing,reading glasses The� leted the IRSsponsored San Luis Obispo County and 105 20-minute phone with the intention of helping p ' the fund provide financing four-day tax training class in Merttal Health has been cards. � � � and technical assistance for San Luis Obispo needed to 'Vagrants I've Known and aW�ded a grant from the oved"Presentation.7 p.m. nonprofit charitable organi- The California Urban Wa- affordable housing in San volunteeAs.RP Tax Aide Program by birder erad Schram. zation Central Coast Funds ter Conservation Counci�e �,��d was created to � 1he volunteers wil1 Prepare Presented by the Morro Coast tor Children. has awarded Ron Munds, udubon Society.Raffle and 'me STantwill be used to utilities conservation coordi- help provide affordable hous- income t�c returns free of refreshments follow.Laguna Middle support lessons,outings, nator for San Luis Obispo,the ing options in the county and charge at senior citizen cen- School,Multi-Purpose Room,11050 b��y�d graduation cele- statewide Excellence Award has provided nearly�$1 mil- •- ters_and banks within San brations as well as holiday 2005.� lion in financing for two af- Luis Obispo County. Los Osos Valley Road,San Luis . Obispo.Free.528-8193. ' Gary Dwyer.3 p.m Lecture and n ' n Arroyo Medical Group wishes all exhibit:"Double-Parking in the • DOI I��IOI IS �� C�osswalk,aCross-Eyed�ookat the best to Christian Voge, M.D. , i-/.. ,+.:_:...-.-�--'::-�--...... � Contemporary Italy."Photography.' _ , .�iange - - .. _ .,._ _ ... . _. . , ---� - , � _ Page 1 of 3 ;. . . �� - ,_ : '� Audrey Hooper-Re: Sesquicentennial "Times Past" From: "Pat O'D" <ratline@charter.net> To: June McIvor<June@ssblaw.com> Date: 1/17/2006 2:49 PM Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial "Times Past" CC: "Cecelia Paredes" <CParedes@slocity.org>, <printpal@aol.com>, <dkrieger@calpoly.edu>, <kroot@calpoly.edu>, <kschwart@calpoly.edu>, <adoberealty@charter.net>, <annslate@charter.net>, <dcash@downtownslo.com>, ywb@farmsupplycompany.com>, <slojournal@fix.net>, <donna.lewis@gmacm.com>, <slochs@kcbx.net>, <KatrinC@NicholasConsulting.net>, <pr@rademakerdesign.com>, <wjpyper@sbcglobal.net>, <pwilmore@slochamber.org>, <mary@verdinmarketing:com>, "Ashley Blake" <ABlake@slocity.org>, "Audrey Hooper" <AHooper@slocity.org>, "Betsy Kiser" <BKiser@slocity.org>, "Christine Wallace" <CWALLACE@slocity.org>, "Kim Walker" <KWalker@slocity.org>, "Molly Brown" <Mbrown@slocity.org>, "Patty Thompson" <PThompso@slocity.org>, "Shelly Stanwyck" <S stanwyc @slocity.org> June and committee members, In case any of you missed it, here is Dan Krieger's "Times Past" column from Sunday's Tribune. Pat O'Daniels SLO County Historic Society Board THE ONCE-LAWLESS LAI�rD OF SLO COUNTY Dan Krieger Throughout the 1850s, San Luis Obispo was l:nown as "El Barrio del Tigre" -- "the town of the wildcat." Throughout most of the 1850s, our then-tiny mission pueblo had fallen under the control of a well-or�:iiuzed gang led by Irish immigrant Jackie Powers and a virulently anti-\Torte Americano band of Californios headed by Pio Linares and Joaquin Valenzuela. These bandits literally lived off the fat of the land by stealing the gold-laden saddle bags of ranchers returning from selling their herds of cattle and sheep to the hungry niiners of California's Mother Lode. Between 1852 and 1864, our rc�ion also�vas plagued by both cholera and typhus epidemics that killed l�::ndreds of people, chiefly destitute Native Americans. And yet the rule of law arid orcier has its origii:s in this same decade. In February 1850, the state Legislature, meeting in San Jose, designated San Luis Obispo as one of the c:�igina127 coun;:es. On Feb. 19, 1856, the city of San Luis Obispo in�orporated. Those two events mark the roo:s of local goverilment for our region. Our city's celebration of its sesquice�ltennial, its 1�Oth birthday, is file://C:�Documents%20and%?��Settings\slouser\Local%20Settings\Temp\GW}00001.HTM 1/17/2006 .� � .� Page 2 of 3 ... L � approaching. It's time to reflect on why our most basic public institutions coalesced during this time of troubtes. America's founding fathers conceived of government as a necessary entity, doing those necessary things for the citizenry that they could not accomplish as individuals. Health, education,public safety and the security of property were issues delegated to local government institutions. Under the terms of the Northwest Ordinances passed by Congress and authorized by the Articles of Confederation in 1784 and 1787, these local institutions had to be developed under a r��ion's territorial status before it could apply for statehood. The Great Seal of the State of California features an outline of San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Brid�e, tl�� image of a grizzly bear and the Roman goddess Minerva(Greek: Athena). Minerva was born full-grown from the mind of Jupiter. Because of the significance of the Gold Rush, California was born as a state without ever becoming a territory of the United States. From July 7, 1846, to Dec. 20, 1849, California was for�;�;llly governed by the U.S. War Department. On Sept. 9, 1850, Califc:z�i�: b�came a state bereft of the normal organs of local government. For San Luis Obispo, this meant that the f rst ofCcial creation of American-style local institutions did not b��i�i u��til February 1850. A boazd of supervisors, county sheriff and county school system had to be quickly created. Even though San Luis OUispo ��-as tlie county seat, it retained the vestiges of the Spanislt- Me�ic�:: ::I�alde (combination of justice of the peace and mayor) and ayuntamicnto (a town council) system well until the mid-1850s. The water supply for the pueblo of San L::is C��:spo ��-as the zanja(ditch) that had been dug under the supervision of Fr�:;�ciscan Padre Luis Antonio Martinez in the 1790s, ��-1uch brought w�at�r fro;;� the upper reaches of San Luis Obispo Creek. As the town gre�v, so c'.i:: ��-,�Ilution of the creek, whieh led to the epidemics of typhus, choiera :::�1 other water-borne illnesses. The sheriff and haphazard local police au�!;o;-:::� ;�ro�c:d totally ineffectual against crime. And so in 1856, it was time to create a ci:�,• �;�>�.��-�unent. On Jan 16, 2006, at 10:07 AM, June McIvor ��-rote: Dear Steering Committee: Attached please find a draft of the pac�;e! !� �� used for Community (Group)Outreach. I welcome your comments � file://C:�Documents%20and%20Settings\sloi�se��\Local%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 1/17l2006 . -- , � Page 3 of 3 L J' before it is finalized. Please note that I still need the Logo Usage Guidelines, as well as a designated contact for the Grand Finale subcommittee and Tracy's ccn;act info, I think it would also be helpful to have a one-sheet on what we are looking for for the Grand Finale. If that subcommittee could prepare that for me to include, I would appreciate it. If you can get me your input by the end of the day tomorrow(Tues, Jan 17th), 1 will have the final packet ready af the meeting on Thursday(a/though I can't be a!the meeting mysel�. Thanks for your help! June From: Cecelia Paredes [mailto:CParPdes�s!nci .or ] Sent: Mon 1/9/2006 3:15 PM To: rp intpa�l a�aol.com; dkrie er�calp��y_ec;�._:; kroot@calpoly.edu; kschwartCa�cal�oly.edu; adoberealty@charter.net; annslate charter.net; ratlinea�charter..net; Gcash@downtownslo.com;jwb@farmsupplYcompany.com; sloj.ournal@fix.net; donna.lewis@gmacm.com; slochsCa�kcbx.net; KatrinC@NicholasConsulting.net; pr@rademakerdesign.com; wjF�,�_peras;:c:,�'r=:>>!.net; pwilmore@slochamber.or4; June Mdvor; ma�@verdinmarketin .g com Cc: Ashley Blake; Audrey Hooper; Betsy Kiser; Cecelia Paredes; Christine Wallace; Kim Walker; Molly Brown; Patty Thompson; Shelly Stanwyck Subject: Sesquicentennial Meeting Mi;�utes ?-5-06 Please let me know if you have any questiuns. Attachment Cecilia Paredes Department of Admiiiistrarion City of San Luis Obisl�o 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, C.A 93401 805.781.7123 805.781.7109 fax <Group Outreacl; I'acket.doc> file://C:�Documents%20and%20Setti nas\s lou ser\Local%20Settings\Temp\GW}00OO1.HTM 1/17/2006 // r� f�?l.�i,./�I ` . ..., ' � U I�-�.'.k! ..F:,,. '' 1 � _ ._ . . � ' �':��'y ��'�.. . , „ .�... � ��l..,er y�r'J ... /��.w—�} � l. a puoclama t�on TO HONOR THE 150th ANNIVERSARY OF THE INCORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO,AND DESIGNATING 2006 THE YEAR OF THE SESQUICENTENI�TIAL CELEBRATION WHEREAS, Fray Junipero Serra established Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa on September 1, 1772, bringing the first European settlement to this valley;and WHEREAS, California was governed in succession by Spanish, 1Vlexican and American Governments, during which times local order was frequently lacking;and WHEREAS, California was admitted to the union of the United States of America as the 315t State on September 9, 1850;and WHEREAS, California was a raw frontier State in dire need of local governing authorities; and WHEREAS, the citizens of San Luis Obispo petitioned the State government for permission to form a local governmerct and to incorporate lands within specified boundaries to be known as the "Town of San Luis Obispo";and WHEItEAS, the State of California did indeed grant incorporation to San Luis Obispo 150 years ago on February 19, 1856;and WHEREAS, San Luis Obispo has continued to maintain its historical richness and its unique small-town friendliness through 150 years of growth and change;and WHEREAS, citizens of San Luis Obispo are planning a year long Sesquicentennial Celebration beginning in January 2006 to honor San Luis Obispo's unique character and accomplishments;now THEREFORE, I, David F. Romero, Mayor of the City of San Luis Obispo, do hereby proclaim 2006 to be the year of the Sesquicentennial in the City of San Luis Obispo and invite members of the community to join the City's celebration throughout the year,honoring its past and embracing its future. WITNESS THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO: :- , =`' SAl`1 LUlsp ;�J �. . �°� � �- ` ,/�� ,.. ,... .��:, ::.- � � `\ - / // , � �!':;��:: �O �..!`� .W�..�'..r'Y �n i✓� /��,�-� -,�-- / a � � ti�5of E�. . ��" �� tnc�� ,. UjCEN'�� FOR IM1VgEDIATE RELEASE December 19,2005 Contacts: Betsy Kiser Kendi Root City of SLO Sesquicentennial Committee Chair (805)781-7123 (805) 534-0399 San Luis Obispo Celebrates Sesquicentennial City of SLO Plans Year-Long Celebration of 1 SO`"Birthday SAN LUIS OBISPO,CA— In 1856, a dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was incorporated and today, the City of San Luis Obispo serves as the commercial, governmental and cultural hub of San Luis Obispo County. To celebrate the 150 year anniversary,or Sesquicentennial,a group of local leaders is joining with City staff to plan a 10 month celebration in 2006,culminating in a grand event planned for October. As a way for local businesses and organizations to participate in the festivities,the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee has assigned themes for each of the first 10 months of the year: January—Environment February—Recreation,Parks and Tourism March-Tiansportation April—Business and Leadership May—Historical Preservation June-Education July-Cultural August-Government September-Agriculture October-Arts There is already a logo developed far the year-long celebration,which will be offered to groups wishing to plan events around the theme. "We want to encourage groups that already have annual events �� .. -�~ � � or who are interested in planning something special to tie into the City's birthday to participate in the Sesquicentennial,"says Steering Committee Chair,Kendi Root. "We can offer this wonderful commemorative logo, memorabilia,promotional outreach and other support to help organizations get the word out that they are part of tlus celebrarion.We hope that businesses, service organizations and nonprofit agencies will join in on the fun!"Root adds that many on the Steering Committee represent business organizations and other local agencies and plan to participate.. A town hall meeting was held on November 17 to gauge community interest in pa.rtnering with the City in the celebration and to encourage involvement in research for each month's theme, to sponsor a component of the event,provide information and to assign various tasks to tie into or create events. (RESULTS OF THIS QUTREACH TO INCLiJDE?'??) For more information on the Sesquicentennial or to participate in the celebration,contact Betsy Kiser at the City of San Luis Obi.spo at(805)781-7123. ### C�--��. � /r/a �/oS �� The Parks and Recreation Department's theme for this yeaz is"Through the Generations" and that theme perfectly reflects a City milestone that will be occurring in 2006. For generations—since the City incorporated in 1856 and created its city government—we have been serving generations of citizens, young and old and everyone in between. To � celebrate our anniversary as an incorporated city, San Luis Obispo will soon be throwing a big"Sesquicentennial Celebration"party! What the heck is a"Sesquicentennial" anniversary? Well, it's the next big benchmark party after a"100 year"centennial celebration. While some people are lucky enough to have a 100 year birthday party, let's face it, no one makes it to 150 years. But cities do grow up to be 150, and San Luis Obispo shall be celebrating its 150 year birthday for most of 2006. A steering committee of local volunteers has already been organized, and with assistance from City staff, is busily planning a 10-month long celebration. The party will start in January 2006 and culminate in a weekend gala in October. Each month between January and October we shall celebrate a special area of community accomplishment-education, transportation, environmental protection, culture and the arts, business success, historic preservation, governance and, of course, parks and recreation. Local groups are being asked to consider how their organizations can incorporate the Sesquicentennial theme into their own activities. By using the Sesquicentennial logo, which is available upon request from the City, any existing event can join in the celebration. In addition to celebrating already scheduled events, the committee is hoping that groups will be interested in creating special Sesquicentennial activities that celebrate our past, appreciate our present and envision a bright future. Can we top the events held 50 yeazs ago to celebrate our centennial birthday? We hope so! However, plans for the October gala weekend are still in the very early stages and more volunteers and ideas are needed. The 100 year celebration was themed "Then and Now" and included a banquet, parade, street dance,barbecue and horse show. Among the highlights was a performance by the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre—a group that still entertains us with fabulous performances. With 50 more years of"history making" under our belt, the Sesquicentennial Celebration promises to be even greater! Community members or groups interested in becoming a part of the fun should contact Sesquicentennial Committee chair, Kendi Root, at 805-756-5113 or email to kroot ,calpolv.edu. Additional information may also be found on the City's website, www.slocitv.org Don't miss this opporiunity to make history for future generations to celebrate! � � :7` l-�� s'l1� �`_ � . /'. .:t` _� ��'+%.1 :'t .). o�s4+�LUIS� _ �,� -�:. �f, v �� - o :;=: -ti�56. =y� �kf�5: ��6 - � Js v :;��' s� - �� . :�:::.'� UfCEN`��' � PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT ,:: „�` Date: November 10, 2005 Release: Immediate through November 17, 2005 :,; u�;i =. From: Betsy Kiser, Principal Administrative Analyst �i::•: •.1' �;. ;i City of San Luis Obisno's Sesquicentennial Celebration `�:�: �:�' Community members are invited to attend a public meeting to discuss participation in the ;�.i�, City of San Luis Obispo's Sesquicentennial Celebration, commemorating 150 years as a charted city. A steering committee of community members and City staff are organizing the festivities, ;+:. which will begin in 2006 and continue throughout the year until a final culminating celebration ;;-; in October. The committee will hold a public meeting on Thursday, Nov. 17 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 �:; �'�� p.m. at the Ludwick Community Center, 854 Santa Rosa, to discuss ways that community ;F.; �;:� - organizations can participate in celebratory events. ri ��! The City is encouraging local groups either to develop ideas for special Sesquicentennial ;; �" Celebration events or use their organization's regularly scheduled events as opportunities to :;; incorporate the anniversary theme. To RSVP for the meeting, e-mail Kendi Root at F� �;;: kroot@calpoly.edu or call (805) 756-5113. For more information on the City of San Luis Obispo's Sesquicentennial Celebration, �` contact Betsy Kiser, the City of San Luis Obispo Principal Administrative Analyst, at (805)781- N� 7151 or email at bkiser a,slocitv.org. r, ### :; � :� ,� ., . .,��.....----��•..�� .•'�••,+• ',''''��`. O � `. �� `. .,.� � .,+•��eo��.•`' �'' .� ` ��• ,'�� , � I�--= T �� . � .1 ��.� _ ��. '� � ....=. 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Click here for a'T'imeline of ........................................................_.......................... Related Links vvOME�'S HISTORI' _.... - - --- in San I..uis Obispo Coun� Site Map State 1542 Cabrillo and party enter Morro Bay, name Morro Rock HiStorical (...C....lick,.here.,for,_a.._timeline,.of_Morrc►„BaY-'s._hist�ry,...provided.._courtesy�._�..f..dane._H,. .. ..__... __.._ ... I,andmarks B�itey.,.) ------- --- in.Cou_nt}� Timeline 17b9 Portola expedition passes through the area 1772 Fages leads Spanish expedition to area to secure bear meat for settlements at 1Vlonterey and San Antonio Contaet& -� 17'72 Junipero Serra founds Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa, C.red.its. 1 � Sth in the coastal chain of 21 missions 1797 Mission San Miguel Arcangel founded (16th mission) 1821-Z2 California becomes Mexican as Mexico gains independence from Spain 1837-1846 Mexican land grants are made to settlers in area which will become SLO County 1848 Treaty of Guad�lupe Hidalgo; California becomes 7 territory of United States _ 1.850 U.S. statehood.for California;San Luis Obispo becomes ��oj�.�� . � r _ --- , �, �N http://www.historyinslocounty.cosm/County%20Timeline.htm 11/18/2005 HISTO�RY IN SAN LUIS OBISPO rOiJNTY Site created and maintained b�Lynne Landwehr Page 2 of 4 � � � one of California's original 27 counties � 57 Cholame Valley (in SLO County) is epicenter of the historic Fort Tejon earthquake 1858 Vigilante committee formed 1860 County population is 1,782 1862-64 Severe drought kills off most of the cattle on the great ra�:chos 1864 Portuguese sea captain Joe Clark establishes San Simeon whaling station 1866 Steele brothers commence dairying operations in "cow heaven" 1$67 Captain James Cass to Cayucos 1870 County population is 4,772 18'73 Construction begins on Narford's w'harf(now Port San Luis) and narrow gauge railway; County Courthoase completed ].874 Ah Louis opens wooden store on Palm Street, City of SI..O; Piedras Blancas Lighthouse completed 1875 Developer C. 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Phillips subdivides Rancho Morro y Cayucos into town lots 1878 Beginning of gold rush in the La Panza area 1879 Establishment of County Hospital and :Farm 1880 County population is 9,142 1.886 Southern Pacitic Railroad line arrives in San Miguel, then Paso Robles 1889 El Paso de Robles Hot Springs H:otel replaces early thermal center; Southern Pacific service is extended to Santa NTargarita 1890s Quarrying begins at 1VIorro Rock 1890 County population is 16,072; Point San Luis Lighthouse completed 1894 Southern Pacific service is extended to San I.uis Obispo, ending stage service over the Cuesta Grade; U.S. requires registration of Chinese residents, who must carr�� Certificates of Residence or be deported 1900 County population is 16,637 1901 The "gap" in railroad service between SLO and Los Angeles is finally closed; California Polytechnic School founded 19Q3 California Polytechnic School holds first classes 1906 Union Oil builds first oil pipeline to Avila Beach 1.907 Oilport, at site of present Shell Beach, compteted in November, then destroyed b,y heavy surf in December 1910 First flight of an airplane over city of SLO, in a July 4 demonstration 1911 Legal daily limit for Pismo clams set at 200 1913 E.G. Lewis founds Atascadero colony 1922 Construction of Blue Star Memorial Temple in Halcyon 1923 Anderson Hotel opens in city of SLO (July) 1925 1Vlilestone Inn, later known as the Mo-Tel Inn, opens as http://www.historyinslocounty.com/County%20Timeline.htm 11/18/2005 HIST�RY IN SAN LLJIS OBISPO �'OUNTY Site created and maintained bv�,ynne Landwehr Page 3 of 4 c � � the country's first "motel" 1926 Union Oil Tank Farm Fire (April � 1928 SLO High School built on Murray Hill 1920s-30s: Colony of"Dunites" tlourishes in Oceano/Nipomo dunes 1936 �V.P.A. begins work on north breakwater, making causeway to Morro Rock; "Migrant Mother" photographed in Nipomo by Dorothea Lange 1938 Small colony of sea otters spotted in remote area off Big Sur Coast; their recovery will re-extend their range south atong S[..O coast 1939 Hoover brothers and Art Thompson establish San Luis Obispo airport 1940 County population is 33,246 1941 Camp San Luis is expanded to meet wartime training needs; iJnion Oil tanker Montebello sunk by Japanese submarine off coast near Cambria (December 23) 1.942 U.S. Executive Order 9066 forces relocation of S00 Counri- residents of Japanese ethnicity 1946 First Pismo Beach Clam Festivat 1950 County population is 51,417 1958 Hearst Castle opens as state park; AIeY and Phyllis Madonna open the Madonna Inn ].960 County population is 81,004 1962 SLO H:igh School building condemned as seismical(y unsafe; nefv high school building completed 1.963 1965 County population is 102,486 1970s Ongoing protests re licensing of Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant 1.985 Las Pilitas fire burns 75,000 acres 1988 FAA control tower added to San Luis Obispo County airport 1990 Elephant seals establish new colony on beach near Piedras Blancas -----_� ��9�3�Au�-� _- �an�uis Obispo becomes first pla� � -1T:S,-taba�_smAking..in_bars. . —��—=—� 1993 Chapel H:ill at Shandon completed by Judge William P. Clark and his wife Joan Clark 1997 Record grape harvest focuses attention on development of local wine industrv 1998 Unocal agrees to $18 million cle�n-up of oil seepage under Ar•ila Beach 1999 Beginning of Cal Trans project to widen Cuesta Grade portion of H:iway 101 2000 County population is 246,681 (CT.S. Census) 2001 Cal Pol� celebrates 1.00th anniversary of its founding 2003 (June) Closure of SLO County General Hospital(est. 1879) 2004 Voters defeat library funding measure and measure to ban modified crops; inroads made by "big box" stores; housing prices continue upwards http://www.historyinslocounty.com/County%20Timeline.htm 11/18/2005 HISTO�Y IN SAN LUIS OBISPO COLTNTY Site created and maintained bv I�ynne Landwehr Page 4 of 4 ` �� The search button belo�v can be used to search a1l pages witltiie tlris site for:t wurd or phrase. ., .................................... ............... ... ............ � � A ' � Search. . � �e�c k [H:�me], jC��p��right._Inf�rmati�n.j. jFeatures&_Inf�rrnitioq] [Rel.ated Links� jSite MaA] [State Hist��..r..ic.a...l,._1...,ancimarks in SLO Count�J. Timeline jContact and Creclits Cop��right <O- 2004 L�nne Landvvehr. All rights reserved. �vw�v.histor�c�inslocnuntv.corn �. . . ........... �....... http://www.historyinslocounty.com/County%20Timeline.htm 11/18/2005 �. "12- `� • n `� °"� � President Theodore Roose- �f L„ � ,; �� •^ =- '" -''� ° - velt stayed at �ne Ramona J/.� �7 � '. . . ''��` �,.=.�� Hotel in San I,uis Obis�o ,'*� � at tiie turn of the cen- � tury. One feels his ,,,� . forceful personality in � ''��/'"� �'� photo. The use of t � he A- ,. �+� merican flag in above man_ ' ' ner is no longer permit- jt��., t 8 C�. i�. � The Vasquez and Hollister � . Adobe, built in 1815, with additions in 1865. The � � shrine was .built by soldi- :. -� ers during World War II at �-.�, #� Camp San I,ui s Ob i sp o. f "'"� � i"�'t Photo Courtesy Telegra.m- � � , � Tribune, �. `Fu��.� x a ° _. `�.s .. .. ,. _ y ' � - .`''", r'�^- _t _ :�' :Ca�''^ .� . . . . . ::.��- ;�:^,.''.=`�;.;..� . .. . :�,-��;-2,•�`,�� i � :'14:e . �'��,. l a._'�' r•. 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I shnll fur- tte whole�ehunh,= tl�e ariginal ,j a'five room cottege for I�im• �Le cer door. The Imnd �pinye<I Tbe Presicicnt sroke just fi�tecn ��er cangrnh�lnte you u�ou wUat coafmsionel„bnilt in thp 18th gtpT ${+��gicd IIanner a(ter tl�e minutes und tl�e lust five minuteq cottnts(or even more tlien m�terial ceutury, and tke sacrinty. M�s. �� a Snn�a'SerlWrn erenae,nenr ��{n smpped and tlun j Judge ot San Luis ObisPo's allotted hour • ,n e�rcet, The lot wny pur- prosperity,upon the taking enrc of Judge Egen,�wlio is a� auti�ority; ti' Unnngst and McD. It. Venal�le Was consiimed in getting nl�oard of ��e interests thet qo to malce up ebow�d the president the chafictcr �' d 1�t spring from Tl�as. ]iar- ushered tl�e Ptrsident ujion tlie ►�i� troin. At exactly (i:30. Uie �• J� the•wl�ole Iife oE the netion. I ar the�wotk, t6e gold emb,roide7y, }` �_ �Q�p(ut(erm a•iirre he pnttsecl and Presidcnt ans lion•tng anJ the have txen and am greeted here l:y �p��p,e oeea�l r THB SURe W�Y ��to tlu people. " �,enple wcne cheering es the trnln the men who wesr tl�e Untton thet ` veo!Poeumools endwarumptlou �A cheer ntose and nmid contintt- s�r! aw�y to iiotet Ikl Monte. ghows tliat t6ey proved true to thc INDIQ8S770n. . roro)omeo�d wben �c erot eD• ed cleeering the curr'regev were Theparkiufrontof thestandwas �at6ema�eolmorsdheomlarechennnr .�•A��+� �atlse Remed� .m i lofty ideel when Abrahom L{ncolu otEer sltp��f.'71 fon�eecthslhlo�ttra►, ,' quickly filled, the gunrcl rope filled�citli more people thau ebuld �Ilcd them'to nmis in the 6our ot Le eoo�In�ol`E�,aod drl•e �6e thrown down end tUe drive com- �oa weaL.�dd�he�6fe'Kd4A.Jo�.joo. � .a�d�onr ertem.AI.eJe a aairt 'heur but tl�ose wl�o diA hear Presi- • - x�'- the notion's egony. I see men seo sro dletleered: deim�lS�.pr`pxfe �nnn for ut6��, DroneLltl•, menced. �lent Rooesatilt listened to a aroand; e that took partin lhe TahletewlllmekeyoorAl�tfoapert.n, ;�,�� 'tlroat�adluoRtrouplxs. II ic At exactly fifteen minnte+to sis straight torward talk showin� his ��.whox.preseace,- t°�1°ienE'd�ryep�l�aoAtpnptodmt ,��7w tps draa�.t wIl1 tt�e guurd rope was th�oan dowo interest espeeielly in tlie conservn. -dl�s�ble nmptomm�--Yoo eau�iiGl? - �Ye1a to w tor tne hut ezeuse me from'preeching:<Fot. atm WfnR:+�t an�.tlme,_!1.yeo..takd ...--- I�r�qyae�,.. n� the old Misaion.aad.witli.m,- tioo of Celi{oruia wateread foresG their �mMice, 4heir -ptaetia, ooeett�e�efaliMfaeT�ra'e*�:"Rol� "" " mi'-;W.fl.Hsetse hUo..BaQnlo, rovered heads,nftet en introdrietion nnd in �enerul tlie upbuilding of ' --. - ��Q��o � preeches louder than euy words ot aIl drhRR�e1e ander e Dn�II lvnqoarantee_ �- ,_.�— o[,the President to Fether Aguilera Ametirnn citizenship. miee could. a�xu.,M�+�7*v��d i� i�+a arn no� --- ��'8_tivaat-to-see you. et the tfireshold, tl�e whole party After�beieg intradnced-to-the -� - '�eltQ�aYo►'aiec�xxm candies • � _ people by MayoT MeD.R.Venable. I have•seen everywl�ere through w. H.'Nonesn, &Cn.. Ifue,�lo,N_1'. - — --- � the President spoke as follows: Your state, iu addition, the.cere Norton&Nonon. _ ._ __ ' yop•are talcing io edueating;t6e �: � Afr. Chairmna, aad you, my childmn. S have,been sWek by' � how much sunsl�ineyon cau �� fellow citizens-It is indeed u g*eaf Ehe scl�ools,and as I Uave said n gp��d�long yoar path of lilc. �� n�� - �� T�� pleasan to have the chence o( special word oE.greeting to the : --� �J � � •' � � meeting you this a(ternoon. F� men who in the past deserved so tl�ree days now I have bcea trevel• ,a,ell of the nation,so I wish to sey. T Q � ' • tn�through your wonder[nl nnd '�� ""+O"'�-I �� Wi�b n{�retty Shirt�1Vai�t and a nice tikirt, �xentlFat stnte,end I marvel at its °S��a�-�Ord oE g�eeting for t he : $� ��-0��,..__.. _ ��`� n lndy or R t»iaa ie drrancrl nilely, lne. • luture to the childien,to thox wl�o fertility. And, I am aot surpri3ed ihe K�ad Yoa Hare Al�a�s Bou�t Aot� {�; comingly,qnickl}.,CbPRIIIy h8 are"to be tl�e men nnd women of to see yan lookiag happy;I should �e next eneration eod u a �Hea*+the �i��n ��iu desirr.,rmhly ae B p° � tx' ashamed of you iE you dida't � . - ot �: y o n r �tree (Applense). �An&oE fhls eouuty I whom�t will depend whether.this � . affor s ' rnuatry goes farward or not:- --�- -- ---- - . --..._..__._.....-- -. . .; . . • fcnow of your conneceioa with It is u migthy good thing to -: ° �I� W�I S�� .' .' certain cns�ern agria�lturet produc- �ise such prodnce'ns you 6ave' �: '' ' ers,For unless I mistake, you got �i�ao yaur faims.it is a betur � /�__� WLite Sl�irt WaieW, �un�nr e•o rre y uew o �ee .. O1�'� thiug to briug up sucl�children as �V��•�� ,' ui Ti? vegetables and frults of certain with the new elerae aud tl�r.ocw collar,made of]e�vn, i huve been seeing he�oday,aad } • gEAN. •• . • �� kinds,nnd tluy hnve had.to bar I'wngrntulate you mi their qneilty baeket cloth;me�ce�rucd cnnvxe,mrrcenzed i ue and tue producu:ot tl�ts county�bernnse • -' �- � � '- -'-- G all Lhe.new and ixaliiouat�l�:.fnVriex,.�cices_fOr��Tetz, ..___.._ __.._ _.__;_ .__..and-0n-their quaatity�(Appla � -.Y,-O-TATO . $ x tliey �iavariebly won the pnze. ty triIDmt�Whitr. Wxiwtv 7bc nhd ��ie ' " o I know of one eastern..producer I claim to be�moreor less.an expeit _ ---_ Ci; For elaLoratrly tri�umixl W{�ite Waiete �1.00,_$1._6. , in_-them;-I:have�got�ir-�px►_..�_ __ __ ____ __ .._ ----.. ...--- .-.---. .. . .------,,...�.--- ovho--'said'lhat fie-felt=that=the _ - .. .. .. and $1.50.'� : �Kppiniue:)-_I liiie j�oui'sTock and ( � � i t this eouat uId-have �---��'« C. For ilwinEy Wbitr.�Peie af�T7a,.�T-`J�n�l-betCer. W°dn�O- �'O I am gln�it oes not ow any .i..:�`�� ''� • ,... � For�Wb�te Weiate m�de of prrtty:w6ite�it1c,$4:90; tO� ��-�°uge..he had epmt g�Ptoms of dying out,aad I like :, $�i.OU;$3.M10;'and bettKr. : , • _.. •. �_._. already,,rf+ve hnndrod,dollazs._in _ ... .eS�ec iow_pN�ot:��_��__. rize9 to the coan soa usa otten t6e=way�in-�vt�ieh-through-your �H�i Colored�trirt Wsieta,,mwla of all tbe new nod�prrt• p h' R schools y ouu_are_. trainiag.,the n i 1 t faAnce,a6�6�1c antl 76c.ana se much finer a.a you �ck but foifrteen_do�lais for seod: �fiiidren io ci'tizensh7p yia"ih�' ��'" r'�"""�CrC._-= l�ke up to t6e Ueautifal WA$E SILK Wnista. Uure I have ForgaaLen oE a11 af the<re- future. �Vhat wilt coani!or`f0O5t n��"1�n^°'�"�O""'m�'u1O"t _� sthatyoerhavrin-thrtonnhr :. --- -- —� �--- ---- _ ere� made to ordr.r and hVEKY 'ON3: �I.INL{D batI knowthak,t4e.largatpnmp� �sthe aver�ge_cliarncter�n[6e in• LOs Berros�Tract .�. .'�;;.� THRCIUGEI�UT�8ud our price.ie$8.50: � dividual zitizen, the i6dividual � �r ,�.r ,� � • kins;' eentermelons and oaions. ... ei�uilw mu�1`ioaW oi ,■(►ed� '. r . man oi women;that is t"�hat•eoifntf oo�i��uae or tine' utnarn rse�ei� ►re s s � �^�'�`S . • ' � ��ted,ar.bere;so that yonr agri- ° ; in thelong rnn infnnkidg'e aatio� Bell(O��dTRIMROp.st'e•■no6aer ootbr � cultuYa! cts have mede a name trn�•�, v��r mn�,�rmee and 4rms,ioqulre . �p (•Applause.) I come to.,you:today, o� � Made oFall wool oode lined all throu h �vitl� ood for ehemselve�to be feared. And • k r' ' ' —� g ' S g of conise in stock raisiu , ia ;�e toyou wlth aa eva iaCtm!' ; A� ]ining; fnn4ionably-made, aud properly finitihed for g � A' � FItZ eraid � , • 2d faith in the futtire of our 'conu:' • r. b . �. r dairying,the county stends eqnally ' • i�io� �2.„6. -- • '., . .:' ...' ,,•._ . ��_....,,:-• -- trY.ia the futare of America. 8Ca Incol Apcn S.nL�.;.oe��vo.C.l.-�_._:. .- Dr�A��lkirts made of Sue ]ight weight;�meltOn,tn P�m�nm� •. I believe in yon,I believe'10 you �'. . r.itLer blue or hlaelc,'aicely•liued aad�tnmme8 pretti• And i am gtufl w i�ro�aBt tbe men ead womea oE Catltornia, ;. .--• � �;i•�•-_ -• . state of California is erectine here �. 't i.t � ly, •A guod akirt'lot-oIIly $3.60. . . :�:.':�. • aien aud woaiea of America, oE �--- � — - , Dre.+e b irte•mR�1q of all wool ebeviot with ooa ° ��Y�hnic Institate Eor ecien• � f - �c „ b' the Unitcd�States, berause.I feel .a � ; 'liuiu and bindin ent':an1 trimmr.d'ia�the_latest tific trsiniag inthearts•of��farm � � •� T g: , that yoa are aot only eocnd in tio�y . � a t y l e,�n blacl[on� ""'� � " � y; life,aad morothan thnt,�our. ayd �uad iq"a�iad;'6$f'45aE'you V�j�`'i �j Oe lo! y�a wonaerfnl ekirt for dnl $4:00: �°' r- — '..ISrees�kirte.made of.fioe,;ail�vooi keree �n.bl Ie have aw a k m e d m t he fact t h at � ` � , , y� .liave that whlcL counts for"moce `� ��'!�v,�`.:�_.:_,,��. j�''[ only,cut inlhe neav;.kilted.atyle;..etitche�l .with' tLe Earmiag is oot oaly a prsetical but ��y fa�more then miad,- .. :� • �� '�`�`��' a scimd5c, ursui arid,that tl�ere •,` ".' '•�-'•s---�'.,.- �-+ . new laid tLread�-pketty nnd�s-ue�av�cH�ot,.and.t6e p . �+... cLarecter! Character �in'avsich••�—�.�0��elhtlen�ten;=..::;• rice e onl �4:@U. ' ' '� ,,�,� should 6e.the same c6aace for-the � •�' •^ � 9. �,, . . many diHSreat elemwts enter', 1u .s• �=�1 .ai::.�ti`'.`'�' �' �� d d , , . ,.,, � A� vuer.at.'cu�sott m make oE.7��s:e • � . .._. . ; 'a�d 4 00 rei��3�iita io th�e 94e��li�ht wei�tbi0adolln.t�s,'Ch[:. whlch above all•elements.nre those ` "� • 1t.M . . : _ . �. - • . . minee,and nll the fa�hiong le lsbnce'-'f�rad�'t�vitL dro'' ��.i��on�thaithert_�s_�n . ' . .. - :.__.�r.:�.,, ;,',...:_ r_. p of deaacy�.of coarage and oF coho- .,- ;.._.�..t.�;}�:- ..-:: '_ .`; .�-.- ekirta,and�at ia sll the new anc�ele L e lee�"aome �Y�her busiaess. '�'� � �y � mon aense. T Fl e .db�]' �� t188� _ .. :.�bleek:sad oolore,� $b.00�,-�$.00,"�7.00ru to fl.80 Nor tbex thm days I heve txen Cood bye end good luck to yoa. ,, � g. _-��. � .-^� � p $ +;.......:......:•. for the flnest and�beet wool ekirte�manufaetnri+d. ••:�� tnveling,fhrongh oae of thosee re-, At the close o! tlie Preaident's , �- For�(�entilemen�=,�:�r: ,Sli�&Dieee 81rii�s'-beanti�witli' $11 Lhe frille B��g of 6� couutry wherc the in- ' '?x;�.�---•-r ; apeech the band played"America" .•; :.''f , , censts ais e cn�tura� eca w- :._ 3:�0'Qnd�4.00 and.fashioae.you deaire. �an't-deejeribe them•here. � � and tLe croa�d quicklp:af�ersed,_ :.;,:,;-�:,��a' _ a 8o�oe it b en .the rnn from�3.b0 to'�111.OQ d'('4:00 �[�;wh�he'tilter"of the aell end� . y y , 8verything went off without.the 7'st?'�►o ni�};luM�s^�, „,�� ;� � $14:OOfor'the very fineat Peaa-de Floie-aad �beaatiful• ��an whe gmwsetxk, nod 1e • - � , lmst bibch or ncctdent. 'fhe mer� "Eo►s.��veM Jo�t�6.��`��`�� . �ly ti'iRimed.••..: .. ' + ,� mgaged in sgricnitare is the mae. ��. ► ' • �..��:.•:••:r'•`:-�. '-�� elia(s and their men•and the officers .,�;�i��.��Oe' s� �,.t;. .me i� -- � ' '� ' whose'iateeest is edomtuant and� a '�. .H:. ■ 1', `' - - _- - - �\' 3f�b�t�--1t Sa^°�rery-#iae-te-es� d{d thels mor�beautiEully and dr ��W�;�y�gfjoe� ' ;•�;'•.''; . �1 ' �.ry. .. ry C�JC��`�—�-- - 1 ^ - ..■` fHd't�iYb the eas�th°tiller. the aoil serve great tt au, t.e nttre _ •, , -�_ . � '��'�r\�l :un�tya or eue people. , J:=i::�.jr�':�:5�'1�;AlV'�t , '� ' � - _.�-� • ..{:. . • _ ..�-r.... _,ef�� _. _ .._.... ._ �re�r-S'erp- w;M i a ....�.. ;,. . . "-�`hE��e°*e ,.�a. . .. . 1, - . - • . __�. ..... ... ;�•� . , ..r. � . - 1.._... . . ,.;;�• IJI N the maa in the 5elda� �' a� '� ` .. .. .. ...,. .... _.. . . . ... . �- :�_;.;�. . ... � •. � � •, I .td� .. __. . : . . . .... .. , . � '_ . ...•�1,��/.� ��R.. ..:.l.�F�'��%�I•' .4 . . , l � �./ . .. '�� • ,'�. ..,�,�.`�,TJ� ,. .. . . , .. ..:.: :.,n,.,�... . .......... .. . .... . . . ..... . ..r+.: � .. •. . '•�.�'w.. . . . ._ . . ...�••.. '�� •'i�'. .T�f' '�..� ��.�..+�� -:�..�-.:.i�_�'.�. ".�:�1�-- • !'�_ f�—_ •..�~ - - �_l.� _ ��.. � �^'�M^�'OiR^'+a.:�:� _ _L � Li~ . .•�w..�� L�bIS�'��_ ' � :��'...,��:�':j:`.�:i��:��..��y.. .L!:: '•"��i+ _ �.5. ..�<�:[L�"'V'�'. ,r�'-�'.�1�'!"sa il�' T-if .'45}��Qy46�(r�,-f: ,:;' _ in� Y ---- . � .._.:----��--�_��_�'�_ - -�- :��------��.�:`.��_ :;,' __.., :� . : � • -• . . � .. _ T .._. _ __„. . .. . .. . . ........ . r.' voLVMA xxxli SAN LUIS� OBI9PD.• CALIFORNIA:'��Tp�Y."'�AY:.10. -��{.=..,_.:�'•^ •;� '- '- ^ ' ' the man of the tanches ccho atands fa1:��fhe�aa's:�inb�-a�WLctqd '':: ' •- LIII'P.fl ' os the one cltlun indispeneable w by tha NaS[ve�9d'gltEee�, �vi0� t J�`"'� • �ac �. . PRESIDEN'I' W�.S MOST . eoy�m„o,t,,. T�e�,fare o( hard to mnke Q�e41dlat�b•''6t��:.i''�{ . '' `•"r,,�� . _ SUCCESSFIILLY ENTERTAINED �he aatton d da even�iorethaa .-�n.o-r ��.o�d=�•�•, � npoa the welfare of the wa e eatv- raideatl�s e:wae.eneL1¢n-.� -- �- --- - - ------�- , ....--- - - _ -- - - - � _ K 8 ��'�` .. er a�7ie wdfdte 6F.the�om� L�iy"ttl�" 4<.- td►s-o1['�¢as - . 4� C.4.LumL eecaells ufd � . �.• . . ---.; ' ' u�a cuwn pieeure: ••i -- . m�er of-the"ccnntry regiona,-anB stttee pnt��-up di�aas'o.�,`�the:,--;.-:. , • bare�eea a�o7 Qh°�°' • � ' . `npE�of Col�i�P•n�o� I coagrstulate Yon PeoPle�ot'Call- natiooni�qol'de8'•Qod-bnatiog aad �� 1 ba. Dut.lLu L l6e • ..__ w°�,��,�t��.�o�,�� 'here �Pas.Not� � Hiteh Nor a Halt Nor an ta�►s n�o th� e��dena wLic]i� ao.��d��,o��t��:�ia«��_ __. — t6e a�eerenee. ' ymi have gioen of tlm fact whicl� of�Mt6�10 K�7a8 A�I1fb • �ccident and Everybody our life'mnst create;that the legi9= "R" . •:�. %� ' �HOTO4RAPHS . • lntion of the country must he Dhe� ,The w0ofan's Club pt�'ented the_ . _ , ►R8•ALI.� �SS Pleased. �wi�• _... .. .. , . ed tin the ditectioa-of�niding:of �,►�aidedt N{tp n'�¢!�g!'�oat�aet;of . • promoting the interests o(lhe•mnn'roacs'and thb �jTe��e,'; angTitaF '� L�. M. F•1T7.Ei UG Ii� _ vho has come on the soil nnd stay- QTesent�3h[6�w#Etr�a`o:�oi�;`ec� y,tn�r.ror,. - zd endrearedhischildren►otate one.eT'E }fopp{ee�eifd the�otfiet of } • - . his piace efter liim.\Ve I�ave passed sweet"peas:'`These �vere'rcceibed • � rod�.la.� 1lludio ne(lanluo�Nc�1 ' - . • t t!u sta�e as a nation when we by President Rooserclt on N�s te• • tRANGSGO �MARKL'T R�: . � rnu aRord totolerale the mer.wBau turu to l6e m�, I�evinR_been.Ic[t � ,�RT. � ;�ini-it is mercty to skim tl�e wil, there during his aLseuce. ,,; • ' ' . -- - , and go on und skim`U�c cpuntry Cov.Pardee,wtto wes e mcmh_r • • teA `1� '�t�'e"Cal1 ut �t�y '_ �• _-.-' -•-.. . .' uiicTtakenRt6e"cre�mindgo-on;'aftlle P�esideut'S"�arZy_Hu'sal"sci--- 9eb: ' _ _" Nt:�S- Tg�wR.meq,nn�eaoa.,�rasi� nur nim must'bc upon 1he laws rememberedb�the-i�Fatire-1�)au�d= threu n ;ea�r�,i�@�eo� �bro buuer�wa rt. proinolivc oF irri�;atjo��, upon,llu lera, he bemg presented with '�s Y��tv ��: sii-Nv IIQIIS(fm chdm Inild; ' lawy rxcliring tLc wihc�u�•e in the buoch of poPpies whrn hc uppenr- ameetn.t�u:K.ne.n� �t�tty{e:. _ --. - - x tuit of-fUe-fore�;tr+,-u n thc ed..at.the stand. - -----..._ tY'fii�:t n�lej�@17a ._ .. . . — I � Y I� rpp�jM?' �_�o� ii��y�, �� t��;� laws sliaped in every'�way to pro- • A pgrt nf the decnrationti,o!tlic � ��,. , � . _ mote the ptedominant iuterests oF Presideot�$CaiT10�1'.W:L4,�Sql1Vl'111� ��•At n� �. pwp�r�Y��wt of�p4+�twN : . lf�e'coitlftry;-onr a'im niust a�e to I�tter be��i�r�.a� 6ogiiri,gtc�d oE a. f�r l,i��. w�.�a�r n+e..a , • hand.over toour childrennot.an sF.�mr un4F!{lrts8ed.:'�7�isb;xccl- uroet;o0.qtxv►r�oNe � � Lal.UW�p� r�. wa �•�e��:nw� impoverishecl ln�t en_ imgroved �Pncy, Tileodoic ]YoozeVett,�Pmi•. , �„maio�.s a p.m.�a!k�dlr• , country. �Ve a•ish ta haiid'over dent of the Uutted StatQ§:" .It �V4 pewon.IncLn....:......Y9.0.5 . � . �• ��• • our co�intry to aur�cl�ildren tu wes post marked San Lnis Obispo,. ,.o or�tea...................... ,. - , .; : .alodqot.foa.lom�t�.......- e " " '" "'; � ' better shape, �ot in any worse M9y�9. ]903,end was'suspenAal� � ., um ump.r.mR............. � p�i��s Roosevelt train arriv- 8dmiringly and reverently strolled ,,o:�empen�+.ra........ .., ��. 60 . �. shape than �ve aurselve4 got it. from e be11 ot smitax hangoethe ---Jn t �i�.s............ ..... o-' � at b:30 to a dot: Promptness tivou'T�tUe sacred cdifice. n rar.mwe.:..—.,:-....�.....�Ia ---�— - -- 1'heE-i�eoma�on�•aense ' -• �mt a.rh n(,1hF Prriad.,,t's �.. oa�ur r,o�n a,a...+�m.w• �s said to be charucteristic oT 11�e just as the Miasion�►�ells tolled �,� • T6e vistt' to the• mission'a�as.��' iy md.s.' • wl�ole trip and it is;certnioly fa tkie hour of Rix,as they liave done �- thte r+�• "°"��1O°"i4ote' eep g for more tliao a century, the party And now I Einve to cnngratulate fdll'nf lntefesf'to�a11'of the party: g�� th�� ,¢,wu.L�nede, k in with the Pttsideat's ou u n our material well bein Presidmt Rooseyelt esked, manp. :�.! 110se'@' strenuous ndministntion.However Y p° y s' � _ ____ reappenred and began the drive vie sod upon the steps thnt yod ar2 quesl9oas w6ic6 were answered by iu1�0�Flve Ronm Cetup. to the waitiog throng it seemed a gr�d and Hignera streets to the taking still furllier to incfease that Pether°Agbileta.� He wns s6own long time before Le appeared at stand. n 1Vallis h�+oomp�enced to ' meterial we11 being. I,shall�fut- tte whole ehurch,- tlie origie�l tLe mr door. T6e band played Tbe President spoke jnst fiFteen a five room cotw e !or him• ther congretnlate you upon what confeesional built in the 18th S SL'�r $pangled Sanner atte"r'tl�e minutes and the last Gve minutes '=' n Snnta'Sartu� avenue,nenr rnuntv for even more them m�terial ceatury,'und �the �sacristy: Mrs. train ,rtopped and theo Judge of San I,uis Obispo's allotted hout m street. The lot wey pur- � prosperlty,npon the taking rnre oE Judge Egan,who is nn authority, �Unanget aad McD. R.� enable was eonsumetl in getting uboard of .t last spring Erom Thos. llar• � tLe interests that go to make up,ebowed the president the cliaraMer f r. as6ered the Presidrnt npon the the traiss. At eaadly 6:30 it�e t6e•whole life oi the aatian. 'I•a�the�work;�lhe gold embfoidery, rear piat[orm where Le paVsed'and pKsident vras bowing. end the "-' ,i . have bcen aad am gmted 6em by �oantmum w pmt� � TMe�� W�Y bowed to the people. peop]e weae cheering as tLe train �e men who wesr the button thet � . .�at pneumoois aodl:uwomptloa 'A eheer arose"ead amid continn- spcd away to' Hotet Del Munte. shows that they proved true to the 1NDIQe8T1oN.,. �` �on�oar eold �hee i6 !n6 �D• �d chcering the carringes wetF The park.iu front of the stand was ie t6e eso�e o1 moru dlxomlore then nn� • ��d�.�� M�� i. lofty ideal when_Abraham I,incolu 6tIIeT �ao mc thethto�thar--•-- ' qaickly 511ed, the gunrd rope fiflid aith more people thau cDnld �°� � . y.eoo¢In�o4teq•ne d�.e We called them'to arms in the 6ovr._of �ooYpsa�..idd 1 e 'Rood_�or_Soa.:_ .. 0o thrown dowa aod the drive rnm• 'hfar but those wl�a 'did'hear Pteai= � � at of�oar e�evm.dlw��a ualrk the �nntion's egoay. I see� meu }oa ere�InLie�ied.''��efeiM�njrjwj�le in aan ror otbm�, brone4leb, meneed. � dent Raoesvelt listened to ' a � 11 Il tlroat�od 1uoR lronbin. ll lc At ezaetl SEteen minntev to siz aronnd,me_fhat.took part_ia_the '�'able4 wlll mska�onr dlRe�tlan partee� y straight forward talk s6oainR his • �inq�ee�eot d��preDetaitoQtuettwdaot � ws..tyf�sm t�e a.oesLc •w ' il wer„whox pre�euee,- the guard rope was thrown do�n iatereat espeeially ia the;eoaxrvn- �- �I�s sble qmD�md-Yoe tao�alel� . �ielb fo a�tor I�ee buf ezcum me frvm p�chie8.`Jor n6m�t6tu t no LIm4lL oa-tal� '�` '7��1•,- at thtoW-Misaion-and-with.uu: tioe-ef-Caliiors�iawateF�and-forestr--•- -- «:� t- 7 -- �:W.H.HenkRROe..-BoRstq - - thar-practiee.--their-' �eF TS6i�InaEe� et�ncer��' ---- � covered heads,atter an iutialuetion and in p,eneral uie npbnildiag of t�oe�aii A.No�too. preaches louder thaa any.words o( ell drhRR��oode�e pM(tl��Ro�^�ntee. `1 . _ of;the President to Farher Aguilern Ame4icna ciNzensLip. ��oe could. ' • 9&t�.,16noM Telnuded II�•na.ero•no! - xad�le's-waat-w.see..yoa. at the-thieshold; the whole party -pfter-being�-iahodnced-to-the ----- ' , : �a�i� . . , I haverseen everywhere throug6 ae - �ZATn fOT7Ch�R1��1 _ people by Meyor McD.R.Vmnble, W, H,;Ho��Rxia & Cn.. Pusrlo,N.Y. � ._,_ • the President spoke as Eollows:. Yoat state, iu additinn, the.cart Nortoe k Nortnn. __,._.. .. _-- • Mr. C6eirman, and �, � Y°�'°re talcing_ia'educatiog'the �,:" ' • � y y childnro. I have,bcen struck by' �� how much sunsliineyou.rnn ;, • � ' fellow citiuns--Itis indeeda rea� T_-D; g fhe schools,end as I Lave said a sprmd atong your path of li(e. - 1� . ��(� " �� p1msnre to have the chance of . -- ---. .- - . ' . �1' meeting you tl�is attetnaon. Foi �18I word of..g*eating to the: � �; -._� N ' ' � thm days now I have bcea trevel• men who in the past deserved so ' � • ' ' �� ' 1ng,lhrongh your wondertnl and We11 oE tLe nntion,so I wish to seyy ,CQST�O R"�' ,�"--_' Wi�li w pretty:�hirt �Va�et end n�nice tikirt, a special_Rord of greet;ng for the : � Fo�Iatanti sad:�llIIreS._--:-- ,►lndy or a miea is drrPneil nilely !x�- beantiFul state,and I marvel at its - Nrti n , Eatare to the children,to those�v6o �,y�. ��' comin 1 , nickl cheaply bs [ertility. And,I am uot svrprised T6e K�d�Nate��ea�a B00 and N' g f Q y, are�to be the men nnd women of _ y�nu dreirr.,rlcb]y se w see You Iooking happ'y;I should the nezt generatiou and upon, �8ea�+tas. of riq y A u r pnree ' . I� ashamed of yon it yon dida't wLom it wlll ilepend w6ether this �+� . . u '�-' - (Applause):� And�of fLls eoauty I RIfOTIle • . country goes forward'pr aot. . .. ... .-�------•--'—.''`'_'•�- --�- �. � , • • J. � •kaow of your CaqI1�C(f00 with It ie n migthy good thlog to - ' �.} w � } � cettaiarastetti agr'icutturel produr ' ' p..:;;=�,�...:::;.'- : + ��' ` •� ��S`� � ' ers,for nnless I mistake,.you got �°i� such produce'es you have - �,,_,,,__�� _ •.:; . . .. . . • . raiaed on your.ferms,!t is a better ; -- WLite`�4irt Wsmte, un�re�K•o pre y new:o ee .. • t},iag to bring up snc c �! m as . :.,.:. ��- i nl witL t6e new elecve nnd tl�e nrw collar,made of lawn, �Aetabtes end frnits of «rtaia. • � -.-- ... �.S? �5•• ' •�"� �. ,. kinda,und they hsve had.to �r I have been sceing he�today,an _'�AN. r' . - beeket cloth;me�crriu:d.cepvae�mercrnzed pique,and I congrntdlate you ou their quail�y ' -� s11Lhe.new-and-InnhioosF�l�_tabrice.-3'ricre_fur rcf; the-prodnctsof:hiscounty_beeanse •-�• � �- -�----� - _-:.Y,_UT.ATO-:;�� p ,_. endoa-their quautity_(Applausc, ' -- �y tfjlplpCd WhIGt WAIMU(5C RU/��^�/C . . , U+ey. iaVPttnbly'woa t�e p7tu. I c1e1m to bc�moreorless.an eYpert - -----__--—;i� (q' ._Fornlntwrotel ..h•immixl-Wl�fteWnieta �l.0�r�.�t•°6_ 2knowotone �c�� ,p.oa«�ria_i�,�m�.thg��_ i. � _°_ RRUI-T+--__._ .y y= - ' --.,...-- wlio=�id=[hAt=h6='Eeh =tltat=tHe �-�� -�- - --and $1':80. � . —"".- (APpladse.) Ilikej'ou�stoc&nii3 " "- -;.�,r.;-:� :'. - nee-et-thls�eeunt I�heve----- . .:-- : : �r-lc ntn f 1 e .pe .„ . AO . �SEEBF,�� '"�� I am gled ii 3oes not ow eny . . :+ '4'-:. ' to bq_baimd-hEca e had t -- . - For Vltbi�e Wsinte�nnde of-pretty�vhite�itk;$°:90; "�-� °�° ��oms�of dyiug out,end I like ... . . ,,..�:_:;,:,'-- ..� ;•-=:. -�:;,j1U;$S:tlf1,�i3 bEtt�:._ . - : ' . • . �.c�-e1naad9�Svc,_Landred dollars ln ��y in tvhich-throngh-S'our - -- .h4..1°1.�-';°��a..�,i.:-=:,d:_, '�� n_�_Ya uu_. nr_..... ..._a,,,.t.tt ��e.,o.....,.1'.,...+. Drizea tb tbe couatv snd 5�¢otten . _. -- -- ------ .�- • ��..C�..�.- - -''��,:•F.: - , _y... I . 3� �. BTATL'1'ES OF 7'I[E �'f?�TE OF CALITORNIA. 6E�EtiTIi 6E55I0\. � `�� , United8tntesto judbmont of uny court of tho Lu:ted St�tes, iii tliis Stato, the Uni- tlir.t ��itli tlio l,ro�•isions'of tliis Act, sl�nll n»r�l}� fo 1nd �overll t110 Excepllou. ' pay eapenses oP ted States payin�the expenses zttendant on the esecution of ull sucli 1'o«�u of Snn Luis Obiepo. � ' ��a aam0. sentences: ' �ec. 5. �:ii�l I�onril of Trustees shnll nat hnYs�_go��-ei'_t0 C011tl'eCt No debls to ��" eccecd A�e . • �n�deLts or lj�b,iliqies uuder tho corpornte nlme of said to1�-u of San hundrud d��no�s' , Liiis(ll,islio, to e�cee�c tl�e sum of five huudred dollars `vithout first to�e contrnete��, ,� ' +u F��Im�itting tl�e snme to a i�oto of'the qii11`�ied'�elecfo�s of said to�vn, eco. i �� . �, �u�r �citliout ti�e conciu•rence of,t«�o_thirds of snch legally qunlified , , � cli�ctors. "�- - - ""' � � ' . •j, . . . ; . : . CHA.P�ER XVI . �:: � � . . �� . . � _ � . , . _ : ._ ' � AN ACT . . /� To Incorport�te the T wn of San Luis Obispo., '� C �I A P T E R X �T I I . � ` ) [Approved ebruary�1,1868.j ��. . / �� j• j The People of the State of Ca fo�haia, ' • �� AN ACT ��epreaended.i�i Sencate an Assembly, do enact as follows: � � _ , � � Conccrning the Corporate Name of the City of Los Angeles. . • Town ot 9an SEOTION 1. The diatrict of ountr in the Count of �an Luia &' � � a Lufs Oblspo � � -. ,.,_,.. ,. ( Pp�oved Fobruary 19th, 1556.] . ,,,a�e n OUispo l�ereinafter desci�bed, a d the inLabitants residing therein, '::;;�.. corpornt�on. sl�all be a corporAtion under t e name and style of the "Town of "'='=::'' ,�.�,,PBople of'the State of GYalifornia, San Luis Obiepo," and.by tbat name shall be lznown in law, l�ave ,��`�;�:�,��-"�'�=:=�'epres�rated :3z Senate a n d �isse�nbly, do cizact as ollotas: erpetual succession,sue and b sued in all courts; grant, purcliase, ��,' �� :� ` f Righteof STsOTIO�x�•YI. The cor orate nnme of tlie Cit y of Los An eles is �o�P��ac�oo.-.--. old and receive pro��ert y, real nd personal,within Qaid town, and p L�re b �le c lnred to be"The AIa oi•and Cou�mot�Couucil of t�e City Cor�ornte u�me inay ]ease, sell, and ispose of t e same for the benefit of said town; Y y � , nnd mny have a common senl; nd alter the eame ut pleasure, and : �f Los 11n�eles." �f��i�o�,r ' n tieC. 'l. All Aet9 r.lone b Los�oeeles. exerciae all other powers aud fu etions�conferred upon towns Uy An ,y th�competent sutlioi•ities of e�id citf, ' • Act to Provide for•tfle Incorpor tion of Totivns�,"passed Marcli 27t1i, �+"��tlicr under tlia nnuie of tl� "11iay�or, P,,ecorder Al](� C011lll7011 Legalizin nu 1860. � � ��I of the City of.Loa t��goles, or under the name of "The e��aone�j • �r Bonndnrfea of SEo. 2. Tho boiu�dai�ies of s i�town shall be ns fo�lows: Com- " �i�!''�i' �u<l Comman Coimcil of the City of Los Angelee,"are 1�ereUy nu��ai�;. corpomc�on. mencing in the center of the iver of San Luis, At t�10 �i1hCt1011 OF � ��;�1iz�ecl, so ns to have the eume effect and force �a if done uuder the Arroyo de la IIuerta with t e same; thence at rig�t anglea with ?- �� 1egn1 name and stple of eaid city. � the courae of eaid river southerly one-half mile;thence t right an�les : � � easterly parallel �vith the said r��er two miles�; thence r�t i�ght nnglea ;_ 3AN LUIS 031SP0 PU3LIC LIBRARY � , northerly one mile; thence at ri�rht nn�les westecly par�►llel �vith aaid � river tivo miles; tlience in a str��g}it ltne to the place'of beginning, 8�8 NiOii{t0 STREtT nnd containing t�vo sc�uaro uiiles. � SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA 93401 - Corpnrnta Ssc. 3. The corpornte powers and.duties of said to�sn slinll Uo po��•cre nnd �•ested in n Bonrd of Trustees to conaist oF three membere «•lio ahall dntlts cested!n t � . P!«P T.��BSeC�. Le elected by the qual�ified clectors of said town, on the ftrst r�onday �..,.,,�� i�e�elected. of D�ey �n each yenr, nnd slialT 7iold tl�eir officea for the terni of'oiie � Tcrm of oflice. rro�tao. year, nnd untit tl►eir successors nro choaen and qualified; �rovided, ' � . ' tl�nt tho firat Boni•d of Trustees, nnd the other town officera provided for in tl�e Act afores;►id, shall be cl�osen in like mn�►ner, nnd at aome ; • County Coutt to ��ace to be designated Uy tlie County Court oF San Lnis UUispo denignnlu llm� � � ' �o�i �i��e or 'Gount.y, whicli time sliall not eaceed t��•onty__days from�the _�nte .of � � eieci��n. ' sucli order, aiid tl�o trustees ancl oificera so chosenTahall hold offico _. • <.;;�` until the first DZonday of 84ay nest, aud until their successors aro ._ �`:.+ P�o�.�Bo. • elected and qualified; �roaided,fxa•the�•, tliat no ealary or co►npeusa- .• , � � tioii shall be allowed to snid I3oard of Tl'i18t808. � � � � ��` Proclslons ot Sra. 4. Tlie provisions of "An Act to provicle £or tlie Incorpo- _ " . pP�irynl_Act tu �.�tion of Towns," passerl l�arcli, 1850,so Fat'as tlie snme do not con- � . ;? , i � :,•.. - B Y P R E S I D E N T R O O S E V E L T ADDRESS AT , SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA M�v 9, �903 MR. CHAIRMAN� AND YOU, MY FELLOW-CITIZENS: I � It is indeed a great pleasure to have the chance of ineeting you i this afternoon. For three days now I have been traveling I throagh your wonderful and beautiful State and I marvel at its fertility. I am not surprised to see you looking happy. I shoutd � 1 be ashamed of you if you did not. (Applause.) I J . I know of this county in connection with certain Eastern agri- cultural producers, for unless I mistake, those who ofFered prizes for the largest vegetables and fruits of certain kinds have had to bar the products from this county, because they invariably won the prizes. (Applause.) I know of one Eastern producer who said that the products of this county would have to be bzrred, because he had spent already $soo in prizes to the county and had gotten back but $i4 for seeds. I have forgotten all of the records that you have in the connty. I know that the largest pumpkin, watermelon and onion came from here, so that your agricultural products have made a name for themselves to be feared. Of course, in stock raising and dairying the county stands equally prominent. I am glad to learn that the State of California is erecting here the polytechnic institute for giving I all the scientific training in the arts of farm life. More and more our people have waked to the fact that farming is not only a practical, but a scientific pursuit, and that there should be the I same chance for the tiller of the soil to make his a learned pro- fession that there is in any other business. � For three days I have been traveling through one of those regions of our countty where the interests are agricultural and pastoral, where the tiller of the soil, the man who grows stock. C45] i .1� , . '��;-` e' ' ._.•'•� .�Y. �.�+'`?, i�y '�_.1�`3Y — .�Ai<.��.� �Er?'Y'�-z.?} Y.' Yfi�i4 !�1 �'1 .. e'N x,".,� -� . .;i�f.s:;��=; T� �•"'r,'E 4��i'y" X �' �.�y 7. �:+I'� � '•�>-i�� x%R? :f a, . '''f:.:�{x�Y `}�.�v:'T _ � �,, t�E r.t,��.E� Y.t[s". ,yy �;,i��.��i.�:�_.�:. .-s=:,. 'r:?•,. ..�:u..,. 1y r'f 'F `,I. 't?'.,}"_ ..�..::', wC':- :i..:.lk..,F'•.:[�� ..Ka� •��w �r •)� v.�.w.T�:�:."��:�' _ . , . _ .. . � • • i • , . ( � • . i . . a �jS {{��j� ..!I'�... ..a�+.::��,er;....i::., caf,: '�: �FS :o��"�k "� x� • _'�: .� .��.�, 4 r�.. - i.� �i ,x.�... .�..; �F' � 'i:�':�:.:;:r';:r.��,-,s sa�.:-� . . � -;'�7' . r <r x , . .. . .. . . .��l+n..'T� ..7N;.. .«u:�� .r i'��.. . < . ..'!c. . r . ,. ee•.i .s.,.ex...A _ . .- _ . . _ '. _' .,��'Ys...�i.`.:��''_: . .. ._ .._r9[_s'e_._.t_��'�a... �.... ..... . . .:2* .. .. . ..... __.•''.�h:�^:._....i�-ey.___.__ ...�1-f ,. _._ii1C=_..._.��.�,_._. ... _.. . . .__ rN'�i ...wf�,n......_.. �._._. ] " _ _ ' _ <SL .iC3�• G:4'.1 , r . �., �.��,.•-� r ' �� r�:•�"� ^+:. � 'r '� C A L I F O R N I A A D D R E S S E S B 1' P R E S I D E N T R O O S E V E L T who is engaged in agriculture, is the man whose interest is pre- lofty things which only generous souls can feel. I see around dominant; and of course it is the merest truism to say that it me the men who took part in the great Civil War, whose pres- is the earth tiller, the soil tiller, the man of the farms, the man I ence should excuse me from preaching, for their practice preaches of the ranches, who stands as the one citizen indispensable to louder than any words of mine conld. (Applau�e.) the entire community. The welfare of the nation depends even I have seen everywhere through your State, in addition, the more than upon the welfare of the wage-worker, upon the wel- care you are taking in edncating the children. I have been fare of the home-maker of the country regions. I congratulate struck by the schools, and as I have said a special word of greet- �� you people of California upon the evidence that you have grasped ing to the men who deserve so well of the nation, so I wish to the fact which our people must grasp, that the legislation of say a special greeting to the future, to the children, to those the country must be shaped in the direction of promoting the who are to be the men and wocrien of the next generation; and interests of the man who has come on the soil to stay and to upon whom it will depend whether this country goes forward rear his children to take his place after him. We have passed or not. It is a good thing to raise such products as you have the stage as a nation when we can af�ord to tolerate the man raised on your farms; it is a better thing to bring up such chil- whose aim it is merely to skin the soil and go on; to skin the dren as I think I have been seeing today. I like the way in country, to take off the timber, to exhaust it, and go on; our � which, through your schools, you are training the children to aim must be by laws promotive of irrigation, by laws securing I citizenship in the future. Ultimately, though soil and cli�nate the wise use in perpetuity of the forests, by laws shaped in every will count for much, what will count for most is the average way to promote the permanent interests of the country. Our character in the individual citizen, the individual man or woman; aim must be to hand over to our children not an impoverished that is what counts in the long run in making a nation. (Ap- but an improved heritage. That is the part of wisdom for our plause.) people. We wish to hand over our country to our children in I go from you with an even increased faith in the future of . better shape, not in warse shape, than we ourselves got it. our country, the future of America, because I go with an even (Applause.) i increased faith and con6dence in what the.average American I have congratulated you upon your material well-being and citizen is and will be. I believe in you, men and women of upon the steps that you are taking stiil further to increase that i California, men and women of America, of the United States, material well-being. I wish further to congratulate you upon � because I feel that you are not only sound in body and sound in what couttts even more than material prosperity, upon taking mind, but that which counts for more than body, more than i care of the interests that go to make up the higher life of the mind—character, into which many different elements enter— nation. I am greeted here by men who wear the button that but above all, the elements of decency, of courage, and of com- shows that they proved true to a lofty ideal when Abraham i mon sense. (Cheers and applause.) Lincoln called to arms in the hour of the nation's agony. (Ap- plause.) Our nation showed itself great in those days because the nation's sons in '6t and the years immediately.following had it in them to care for something more even than material I well-being, because they had it in them to feel the lift toward [abl ' C4�J I_ ,;, . , - _.. r ... _......w_... .�..- ......_........ . , ... ,.... ..�......... .. . .. .. F�m� � �5� _ � � 956, ��r ►: . , . . . ,� _ . � .� ,� x� . �:...q��. . : . . :; ..��. � Of SoL.O. Ci Govern�ent k . - � :� � � "The distri.ct in: the county of San Luis.Obisgo herein- ; . � � � ' .;s ' ;.�;�. ., after described, and the inhabitants residin therein• shall E `'�'r`�"°� ,'- g � � :. . ; , ;: ;. . . �.:::. :::..�..::, be a cor;garation under the name and style of the `Town � °'" ' �'"` � �..: �. .: : , � of San L�is �bispq.>» -_ _, i` s.a�i► t i��s:ra�risFo '�.. .... ��'� ::�:.:�_'.;::.;: Tha� ,was �he way the .sta.te legislature, meeting in � � ` "" � s - .. • . , ,•: :i:� Sacramento on Feb. 19, 1856, or- �� `� �*M'=�:--� x ;�.� .. . .: . . . . :;. .��::^.<:�" . ��.yr.�r::::... ` dain�d tliat 'this a Mission ' g'ed pendence on range cattLe, was ; . , ,.,�..,„ . ' ,.: `;... ,�,....,._.,,.�...._._...,... -:-` .._..._ ,. b:,- .�.""'.�.� ...... ... .: •. . .. ,... ...,�.. . ;"'�?e-= . i city should take its place among ending. - .. • �,.n•• � : ; . .. • the municipalities of the state Afiter the incorporati�an of � - - � - �' aP Calitornia. � SS59, a new survey was made � - 4 If's ali there in the•. oid:law �rr-1862 by William C. Parker, ' ' . � . � books tada•Y, and that's about all .civil engineer. This. survey in-. � ��''y�'�'`��''� �� :e.. : . . Lhere is t�0 thE record of Se.n cluded the lanfl northwest of tAie ;': . . ., . . ,. > i Luis Obispo's first incorparation cre�ek, and shaws m�ny.af the. ; . : . ' .,_.„..r .,.,..,,�.:�:r ;':,•�.:�".p•::`�•.; 100 years aao. downtawn stree�ts much as t�ey �� 5 ` " ` :�I . �""'Y�..... .. .•...«....}�....-....x. .. ��.e�,..n.�::�.:�� News Was Slow are to this:day. . ; :...; ,�'�... ' " ; : '�� Era of Stnfe . �� ... ... ` _ �=:;:;.� /,�'. �':;:��'�`;�a. :; It; was probably•.some weeks 3 : , , .`� � , � ; ��,_ There was continual-strife dur- P°�s��`�. � �` '' after the act o�f- inco oration.---- -—.-------_ a.� �`�`,:.' `;`',(„` �'' rp -M-�..�.�,�.�rr�==�r.. .cs..._......:s.::.,� .,..:.,.:-.��,,;'� t • ing tHis penod aver ti�tle to lands� , ,;. .:,;; . . `'w""�`�-;,F=`,".;';��: :I ha,d passed before the ne�rs , . ' . • j .f -;'.,:..:... in this area;:most af wlricn �a.d �:y�,,.•:�='�:<<:��.�-� rea.c�hed the fevv adolie structuTes . _ ` +��,,: ,,... : : � '.. been included. iit ea.rlier .land .:""�..:�;tl��;.`,-'`�;`�`%`;; that straggled irregvlarly around � 3 . - , - ' � grants by. the Mexican gove�rn- , . � � �.:-., the•crum:bling Old'Missien, and m h E ` . ' ; ` "�;'µ ��:,,q;,�,�;fN` ;�, if anybody paid any aittention'to . ent. .T ere was also t�he ques- ::•; ... . . ��':;,.�--: : : . . . .�:.,...,..::,,-..,.. ;. s the news when it did arrive,the . �°a of whether San Luis.O�bis o ' ,. ��`F'�'�''`�`�s""�`� � y p {.: �1; ',��:;,.;�;::.-: " could. if as a u.�blo, which �`r��` - �+_ I�ft no record. of it �� y p r � , ti. . ,,:......• ..�:;•�� ,. �> waudd hav iv �:;; •:.,dr`.;��k.:'��,:;�"�:��. '� Tb � inco e g en •the. city a�tle � , .. . . �j '�o��,;�;�:;,a��-:,;�,�;;,.;`,.<:�r;�k-�:� art rporation lasted only . ).:.� :;..: :,• �;. :. :.., ; to•mudh more land than i�t final- r: ' $ fr.: w=;�.:�<:�;�� : �� ;! .. two yeazs,and casf ha.rdiy a � '� ' ''z".:�.;'-.�,,::s��„�'°�;� 's,:' ;;�e�. ,. : � ::� � _� , _ lx.a�a �t._ . . ;: �-- . ...�:r�.� a;�.��:•�>y.�,... �� • :'•i� .; shadow .�cross �he. hfe aF tlie - �,:,,�,x,�,:'•�:3:a�;,�"��t�� The seco inco ra.tion act `G,tPN a";. , ;::..e. ., ` � :: ., . . , ci On A ril 26 1858, ---. e .. �. :�. < . > i; :. tY• P _. , the.l ' - ;,:�3s .u�',.,.,•. :`: .�< ..� , , - .. � lastgd unt' 1863. that year, � �' � ..=.,;' °��%:„�. . , .. : 4 :; ,+ latu�re rep�ealed the law of.18�6 ; .__ . . . _ .:�: ; ' on Aprii 1 t of reincar- • , -.. E . .' :,,;I,:'. and Ief�t -�he eitizens to the�x' poration was p�assed by the leg- �' , ,,,y:r €�9l�- - - � • a'9vFi �Cx�.lxve. k'.. ., ri. . ��,y,,'�.i",�: �,.i :',.. isdature. .it was basically the � , . . . .��r:'s'�.�::�:;�. ': � w�;. . ; ' : i^ . The nex£ t incorpora- sa.me in conten�t as the original `'' : ` '� �``; �"', : • ..< „„�'�(�� ( : tion came 1859 wh n another law af.inco oration exce t that "; � '"�� ,`�:•; ,� a �� r.:�o.x I'P P i.• ��.. i4. A `:�"�'' � :.�.:t ��tawn of '�i o was ` .. �� , �.:'� �"'�..��`��-r- SP it rovided for five mem�liers on :� `�;.'-;. : !' � �} �,..;� �+I. p A....3:F.:.�... ;,,;.�.,�: ' e � �...f .. � •;��':.""'3.- �.:,k,��;.� x��I".,f,.�: ` : - organized under the laws of the the boa.rd of trustees ra.ther :w �; . �. ,'��,`y� . � ,��. � ;,. y�. : • . ., �..::�:..•:�,f�,;�..;.`..<,�`:��., , : state.and this time the citizens than three. It a.lso provided for :�� ::.: :;. � �;. ;..,,_ : , ° : �`.< � ' ' � �took a little more interest. C�ar- �°,•. r; � ...o.':iu�-a:'.�r�,• ��. 4r:,: a clerk; marsha.l; .treasurer and ••.:. . 'e ' .,�,.�ry�:.,s�... • �� '!�1' :v�:�.'�;�..M..�:".:.�':�.bv .'. . .......1'".�. �RN. les Fi. Johnr�on was elected res- ^F' ' r� P assessOP, 2.11 to be appOlnted by : ' •., ; -.„ ��,�;•n,g.,,v .�' •ident of the board of trustees .=�:.:I� �� ; '• " ' � . �» � I �- the trustees. �e trustees were ;,- . . ,:. -� � -�,,;�,. k. . . .g� ` �:.�....., � ...: ; ^„ :,,>:� � of this incorporation, making to be aid a token sala of $1 • �" - -:, f >'- " "` , � him San Luis Obispo's first per year, ry ' • ��"�� „V" ` ' "ma ar." Thomas H. B�oul �. ,. (�<:.: :�:.;>.:.��•...;M.'�': Y tan ��,.`.'rc.;. ` � � ,. . ' � •� The new trustees a1�so ot :..y:.: . -:. -...�-'",. -..:":`.r.�: .. .arp:�''� � �;�..,,. : g E-...•� :.:::::•:... r.. � ; � . � 'y:s;•:q.m,.5•.:-...,:.:;-:..:��:.:�;..._w;._.:_. � , `;.'�'�:'•;.•:.�.�e:>s;;s'i was.clerk. They were late2 suc- some new powers. They were :;. ; �. . ,,:...,;:,..��:'.�� . �' � .'�M::�::�`:M�'."`;rs�-.. : . . , .. <a;�'��k • :....:. . ::,:,.,;,,,,: ceeded by W. W. Hays as presi- ven the. ri ht.to remove � � � ��x.�`�'; � g Aests �,;;.. ;. .,. � dent and C. W. Da,na as clerk. and .nuisances, grant licenses, ; C',,.�:� . ;� ,:s�"'`" �`r�:: '� '"�� „ � ;.•�:t: °�,. , . .,. ' • �:::i��:�:.:�::::�.,..::�.-;'.::;.:-:: :�a-•"':`.+� �� . :; ;. ..�. . � �.:;'.rr � Under this incorpox��ari came putush breaches of the peace and ';,�:�;F,:�,>.•�'�.., �"' "3 :"' . : � i'•< ... ....:� �. �Eforts to bring some orrler to the disorderly .c o n d u c t, ca,re of �`� ':i��"'S'' ��. `,..,`< ��x'- W"�°` ::. . .... >.> ::<:; ,..... ......>.::-;,: . . ,; town which began now to see streets, collect a property tax of r �� . a C • ;. ::-�s.:.,-':,.,;,.;,, , . .<. , �,_:�<:�::�...�;:;�< y.,d, � ;i:��!<.:;;,,.::�; . "m ; ,.,�. s::v,�^ :.�.ai.� � ;�9;:�:,- : .:... �. �..,. that thsre t�vas 4 � �:. •• cr_: � ' growt� ahead. not more than one-eighth of one �.��;;,.....:<::•::R�<;:.,,s.,:,•.::.:.::.. ...�:<,<;..;;,.,.:�:;,:•.,: . •. � •. :.: !� ,,. , . ,:; ;:. �..._:_.....:; t The era af tlie great haciendas per cent of assessed value and > .�..: ;:.:...:. .:. :.�p, .. . ,. . :,�^ia .�. , r .. ,. :•.: �F�G _ the hv�ge land grants, the de- (Z1irn to Page 4.A) i:�.':�. • ..., s; , ;: ; t o�.s.:�'�.,,. ....:...Sr.. ... . ..._i�;y:..:;::;�:.. ,� ;. �;::o �•..,,. S61 ;; �;�F'° . . :. �°. •�•�;. -�;;�;fQ �,;;'...- — � - S L O N!a . . �� . .�:^� �.�,�- .:�_ ��:. . . ,�;:�-,�- ;� ... , . � : .0 . . . . . p Before I860 � � . ��=- ��-:. ;; � . � !: , . ;: j ' �M��;•�-:�� :: �� . .; � .. _,�.�.._�:�: Af the right is a reproduction of one of .the first �:�� " . � ..:.;K;,�� mags known of the "downtowri" area of,San Luis Obis- i ;� `, � ' � � . j po. Chorro street was not yet cut thtough from Mon- � � ' f ` ' :. ....',:F:< .�.�: terey to Higuera but there was allowance made. for a ��''�'''�°'l��`'�""��"'�'�� ,� �-��'a�-�<�;�'==w��; lane leading from. Monterey'street to a spring in San `.�. r�t,;r�.�.. -`: :4. -,�,�,�.a• .� , ::�fl��'�:`.:�;;` { Luis creek for the convenience of residents going after �K�:" • � " - � # . ' . ' water. The spring can be noted on the south side of the ` '°"`'`�``��"�`..�'""`"�".` `� _`"��" ,.,.,`�" ^""'""`��" creek. The Mission also retained rights to the �"priest's �< ' ''= .� . � • � laz�e," marked at left, leading from� the mission d.own t.o Higuera street. This aa�ap is from. th�.files of Fred . • ' ` ,,,�}��.�y,q :. .`•�r; .:. . � : . �st.�,nd is part of the records of the C. H. Johnson _...:......:.......:.........:.:..........._....�._..._......__._._...........::.....:.:.......,._.....� . .....��.,,�......�.,:......�.:.. preperty, corner of Chorro and Higusra streets. + � ..� ,�. �l��,�:�Rx. `- _�+1R"�,�4�t�� „ � 4' �!�.�f+�'#,�I�I. •� ' ' � .4i: � �� +� �q �°•' n�'.. •s '� °�.l. : ' � �. , t . .,.� a'-'�s 4� d' � ' ''� , � w ' •� � _ •- r � ��.. � � _T �y�. �ti ,� '�` s� �.. v � ,,�� F '°i- ^• .�y ,. , .. �w;� �y � .�.�> aai^ ,ti Y i . yy�� ` • "�� •AG,� , ..,. 1�:.�, �.p ;.rr*�' �P. "��. , �� '^! ' .� . • . �� .: . , � . . � �� }� . �'� � „�:�► ' ,;.°�""�: . . �l `-,• � . �'{ __.............._................................ ....�....... ......_._............. ..... ..... R. . �•.�L. 1^ 't .�+�`'� ��eR . . _.... .. . � �. ."`H� �`,�'r.h�x <t. . A� + +.. ....... ..... . ............ ....................._..........e..... . ._........._�.......�.x!...1..�.a�f...................'...........'............. .................� � R Si�UARE RIGGER...One of the Iast oi the old �square-rigger sailing ships to vlslt Port�Har- ' `�m��e n C�� O� 1 ford 1s shoWn In tlus picture overlouking the old wharf. Today the harbor anchors pleasure ynchte, modern tankers and fislung vesselq, � �e a,,,� �, ��g e.c o a .�1 0�1.1 � V�� O 1 /�6� ��rY A a@SU I�s o f First County (E di l:or's no te: One of the take F Ueat lcnown of the old sta,ge- One �� •�•�e ��y C overnment Vote After Statehood. �oa�h a�„era out oP San�Luis shoe d In the firet� county electiona Obiepo was Tom Johnson. Af- me. H in 1850 after Cali�ornia wae ad- �r �s ata.gecoach days lie re- Myers (Continued from F�a.ge 1) any city in (",allfornia. It was tireii at Whittier and lived to I'm re take measure� ot fire protection. made up,aP 20 articles and.num- mitted to atatehood, San Luia atops , Another Failnre erous sectiona.covering 36 pages Obispo elected the followin� be,87� The following stories of F� Like t&ie two rec.2din c�fforts of alate: 1�is experi nces.are from data him t� P g printed matter. The charter � 'bo get th,e town af 6�a,n Luis was re red. Marlano Bonilla, .auppIied by Mrs. Edna Hall as p�yed p pa by�.a committee of �udge; Henry in mo �'°y� Dall sheriff� Charles James told'b�•Johngon.) K -'�'�""�� X4'. :Jlayne qd�.Y�c�we�er, thi�e, freeholclere eleetgd.�at the eity y� � . � i Abou ' o�e �r"'Y:S�ei1 td laet�lttt►g.;'Y�ie�� e�teqt�oxl.;oY ��i.piil�i1� Y910;;.Tl�exe Freeman, county clerk;.Captain ' � • , � '� � . natio�.�y� � �, }�e �q� a,�,�no�cantest aE'the tlme 6f tk►e- John Wileo� treaeurer and col- �� Ii�;t e�fall oP_ iggg oi��+�1�._�g, i $tarted • ' war and'there was Iiftle etaliility elechion but a � � helil,: µ� spirited debate lec.tor; Jose,�fh Warren and ,Te- �ov�d down to Sari �,uid 17p� po: �i�z publib a.ffatrs. � Triere in father�, th�''�� had 'tak�n place previously: iri �u� Luna, justices ot the peace. � Y ��'inS �A ' st ft, By 1868 th,e war was over and �e clty bver who:�hauld'��d�e,tV �08Cl�in -'E�trada was, elected gon) re{�ted the fc�in• Hai ord .a •,b.e. many new peaple were coming up Che chaster. When it appea;recl county recocder but reeigned and rancri; ju�t aCross 1,the c�eek ciently into the city. It waa apparent �at ths debate might Ieat1 to e �amuel A. Pollard was appointed from the cemetery. Iri the ap�ing �on, J� � tliat tha land title issue had to contest which ww�ouuid result. in t��e office. oP i88Q, father hought a hea�der ve are be settled. So on March 23, 1868, defeat of the entire charter pro- and threaher, the firat ot hny got no p the legislature passed the act Posal, all,the fa�ctions united aaid note in the count,y except for a "To ae�ttle the title to landa in a8'i'eed on a alate of freeholders County F�iad � Preeincts little pepper box tlireaher owned � A the town of San Luis Obispo" R"ho vVbuld represerit the vaxioue b,y dutlge. Leff. Peopie came, in IVlar and on March 24 a ge�neral act �tereated groupa. �n LIfIGOIl1 EI@C�1011 diroves to see the new machiner \/��.y i �va.s gassed executing the tivat Representa,tives were sent f.rorri �or the election of 1�59, wh.en �� snme called the heacier t]e �! �Ii � vested �n the legislature by the the following groupa: the Cham. Abiaham� Lincoin wae elected "cart bPfoi•e the h�rse." ; �'Ci s, act of congreea o� 18G7. � be�r af C7ommerce, the Merchante' president, San Ltti� Obi�po coun- � relatioc �, Iiigher Tax � ty was divided into four pre- Perh:�ps �ome of yo�i rem2m- reetion f asaociation, the labor organiza,- cincte.T}�e San.Lails precinct was ber a•hen I drove tlie wool te�ma �l�e,. On Maa'ch, 4, 1870, a� end- tions and the municipal league. defined ae "all that portion of arouiid San Luis? The miliea � � ment to tha�o#-�g63, estab- The chairman op the groupa was 'tra.de-� lishing reincorparation of San F. L. Smith. From the liat og 16 �e county south of the Paso Ro- wore bells over tho liames, the on Pa$, � Lufs Obis p P bles precinct and west of the only bell team in the count �Ve � po, was assed. It ro- free�holders ]isted at the.election y � section. vided t�at the tawn property tax theae were elected• W:.�1g!Jn�n Huer-Huero creek ae far aA the ]tatxled wool fro►n ttearly .every p.�mer �` was not Y,o exceed one per cent, V4. M. Stover, L. F .8lnsheimer �n9 of the Arroyo Grande pre- slieep camp in tlie county. Electric : lnstea8 oP the previous ane- H.M. Pa.yne,A.McAliater, F. ,L, cinct. , tions d eighth of one percen�t. It also Smith, 8, D. B"allou, Geor e H. It �vas during the yeara I w•ae collectic g Richard F. Fiarria as cbalrman, driving tlie sta.ge over the 60- provided for the payment af ex- Andrews, W, A. Keeier A. L. printing ; penses create�i in Lhe creation Dutton, James Blackburn, F. E. �ie study grwap included: Mra. ��iile i•o�tte from San Lu.is ObIspo pinest a and repair oP streets, as fallows Brawn,,R. M. Smith,J. F.Ha Qy Vernan H. Meacham, Warren to Ple,yto that Dick Fe11owR, the Y Eclward.9. Dr. J. Barty S,mith, notoriuus ba�xclit, was on the job. Uited. —one-t,hii�d of the street expense and VY. H. Metz. Robeiry; W. Goodell, Kline Wil- For awhile he kept up a sort of was to be paid by the city treag- 1+ge charter became effective liams, Marse R. Butler, F. H: �am� oe hide and seek with the Tlie � u.ry, and two-thirds was to be with the following election in Atkinson, .T. F. Gowling, Harold stage �rivers. One night lie aL- ward 1 s.ssessed to tlie property holdesa, �ay� 1911. Under the charter Fiayes, and Mrs. Rttlh E. Mc- tem ted to �•ob Geor e Rich- aPPear. nearest tl�e �treets concerned. ' • P g 1 and 2 In 18i4, uncler an act assed the following men were elected, Clure. mond, the cix•iver on the line p and took office on May 15, may- Proponen�ts of the new cha.rter from Sa.n Luis Obispo to Santa of tHe 7 previousl,y by t'hs legislature, or, A. McAlister; councilmen, P, felt tbat it would insure a more Maria.. However, he was on f0ot compan; Lown honds were issued to the A. H. Arata, George Hanse, J. efficient a.nd a.ccountable city so Riclimond whi ed u s.niount of $10,000, which sold pp p �is Noti fur 90 per cent af par.value, to C:Hill,and Anton Luchessa. The .government, relieve the mayor horseA and drove on. This made �R8ll8 N fina,nce t h e construotion of city clerk was W, J. Miles, who and cauncil of mucii time-con- Fellowe eo furious that the next .ed to brid es, � aucceeded a,fter his death by sumIng detail, improve commun- night lie stole a liorse ahd bt�t in g grading o� streets, and Carrie G. Miles. When tlie new ication between tlie citizen aaid stopped Richmond, relieving Ivm e d 1 t i other valuable and perma,ne�nt charter became effective, the end his govenunen�t, xnsure s.continu- of the expreas box, and for his tliroug] imprbvementa within the town. of the trustee P,ystem whfch had ing tax savin� a.t the rate of extra troub]e he eaid.he would oi the City Incorporation been in operation since 1876 was $2,500 a montli, irnprove coun- . 'b�i March 20, 1876, the legi�la- effected. cil control over cit,y aperations, ture clianged the"incor,poration ■ ' froin the "town" aP San Luis In 1949, an attempt to pass a by chann,eling responsibility and � Obispo to t'he "ci °� revised chai�ter was defeated, authority tihrough one afficer, ,� � �,V -oF 8au.Luia largely because.oP opposition to and remove the mayor and the .",' Obispo.. The limits of the ci�y �e p�posed counciI-manager council from unfair przssures by a were extended, �,nd provisions forin of government, around making the whole councll rather � � made for the election of city of-, which it wa,s buiit. tha.n individual..members reapon- ficers, and a proviso was added On Dec. 1, 1951, Richard D. sible for city functions. ma.king a balanced budget man- Miller was ]iired by the council Th� committee wrote the cha.r- ` ' �datory, ag � ezeclltive secreta.ry—iri ef- ter, and the cit,y council eubinit- � `On March 20, 1876, a,notlter fect, a modified type of "admin- ted it to a voke at the elec�tion '` ` act was passed authorizing the istrative oFficer" � position. held on April 4, 1855. 7t was a,�- �"' issua,nce of to�vti bonds, for Adminlstrative Officer Cltarter eepted and became effective on �,�� .,. �� 9'Z��:�� $15,000 to h�a.pplied to tlae float- On June 7, 1954, a commtttee July 1, 1955. �'�` ing debt o� tlie tmvn, aaid the of il was appointed by mayor The present ma.yar is Fred ✓::.. ,,. ��:%p� �� ' ' erection ol• buildings tb.r town Fred Lucksinger to atttdy and Lucksinger, and the cit coun- �' � `�.>;.: use. �: .::.:<:;:�s;�t"�°` , Y L:.5:5: .. nia.ke recommendations for the cilmen are: Lowell E. Chriatie, """;`��^"' TI�e legislature �P 1877-78 beat system of municipal govern- Nels Beck, Kenneth W. Jones y�'`'"�� etween pa.9sed a bill auChorizing Lhe sub- ment for 8an Luis Obispo. With and Warren Eclwg.rds. Qyr rCeSCri�stions A1Nd atitution of cit,y banda toi• ,town .J bonds oP issue uf 1876, far Uie JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll(Illlllllfllllllllllllllllll�lllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll►�'_= �randma'�'Spr�ng Ton1c� purpose of cutting an alleged ir- = _ - regulai7ty i�1 tl'te issuanCe of the - • • J — Her fonie wes a 'eure-sll' for la.ter kronds. _ �ou .Live D�z 7-'his E�e��/2. , . EVERYBODY! Our .skillnd phae= A codi£led system oP ordin- - = a.nces was enacted, to provide = = macisfs give individual ,,aarvieel revenne tur tl�e mtuiici.pal gov- = W�IY NOT OWM A �� —' Don't refy on e dosa of �ulphur.a erninent and to gus.raiitee pro- = 0 � = whe�'a�"ailing you"! i.et our experienc�d tection ana g�ood oraer. = PIECE OF ITT '�` Under these va.rioUs state laws - � � = eompound +he doetor's prascrip4ion fhat' the city conthiued to operate = p O �� vd = Y✓e use the bost modern seienee�'hes to e .tiown Uirough the years until = ��N�� lC��R � � � = Yoar health! iaii, �vl�en a completely new = ��S 1 d 4 = charl:er was voted upon and � �52 Higu�ra St. Phone 265� �tFS7A�'� = � 4� �� aaoptea. —_—- « H RATE D�U� � �1911 Chartsr = = T1ie city charter that was = GROW AND PROSPER WITH SAN LUIS A615P0 — Ted Hllfel and Memer 9ri placed in effect in 1911 wa,s prob- _� = 951 FI19U@fa S�r. . ably one of the longest used by �III��I��I��III��I�I��I��II��I��I�I��I�I��I��II��I�I��l��l��lt' . . I . ; ..: , , . • , . ..... .... - .w..... �. . ..... ...... .. . i . ....... ......._....._:.. , , n.. ,.......,...,... .�..,......M,...�...�....�>,.. ..<,.�..��........<_ :: >-::�1 . �. � - : • -' _ `---__,�... . _ ..w�: � �� , o r th . ,.. . _..__ .. �. e 'ssfo�, � �� a,� �ng before an � � � Y �merican . �� ' of building cities alo dreaxned � ' Tlie scene sketched by � '� Pacific, the site of Sa.n LuiscObispo had s mewhat before ' e �t �ag �O � � been chosen and consecra,ted b Y lntended to represent a.n ei.a, - y Father he da �s actual visi,t. � its , -a �- � • : • Junipero Serra, pioneerin Y Y Mission San L . '� . California Missions. He g padre of the of the-mast pro� ��p°�'�Qne ' � Au f�t of the Santa Lucia ml oun here .at �ute of E1.C �OUs �ong �e entire � . tains on �no fteal. It attested prell . . g 9, 1772, a,nd after explorin at Father Serra had chosen : - , countryside, chose th-. g the when he hiing his bell in a sycamore tree , for Mission San I:uis Obis�t� on. Sept. 1, on the ba.nks of the creek '. . . . The liveIy drayi,9,II P� de Tolosa.: that here should ri,se a newaeo decreed � which adorns this f gst p ge�f the f st in the.wildern mmunity � . Centurama edition was made.in the six- . � °f California, co�en San Luis Obispo ��e � �_ ties by the artist� Edward .Vischer, who . 84� �'ted:city, the Mi�sion . made an historic gicture account: of h�s y�a�old. Now it is 184 �s ��a�y travels through California, In the dfs- nany of the oid adobe waIls s�ld and , tance are .some rude adobe huts. ` g�n� out�ne �e a �d' . � . bullfighting scene in T�e" mission.ismuch the same�d�ce of the � � tlie Mission Yaxd Vischer. as Y as when � � . . is typ�ical, Either bull-fighting or bear- p � �s �'�Y• In this centen. "�; ��,Y ' , eve�g was described by practicall nial yea,r of the city, it s . �.. , . ,, ear�writer who �passed this way in the �t to Ymbolizes the ` . a. .. aroa�-�;�� ,��;.� Y decades of the 19th century. fo �' and tra,dition which makes our. y one of the historic shrines of Ca,li . .� : . ;� ; riva. - .. f•.� � 'y . . :i . . . . .�, ;;� E� . � �� . , f . , y �� , th Centu � � '.. With this issue of the Tele- �� g'r'am-Tribune the Centurama �' a Proje�ct oF this rri�agnitude the Cen�t , g, tions begin. �- and character that seems �a have been g , . 3 �. , . T�ere wi11 be 10 avoidable. Olti timers have fie�_ �aphically�opied froai�e'� '�„�.. • ° special sec-. :ed us wih�rever t:h�y co'uld but PictureYSh�n� Mayta oP tha r'. r .. . , .., tions> Published daily exti� , � + .: s�i,e,e"q a�ar' >t�rf urday from naw Ft.Sat� .memories fade in time. aP and"engraved for • J , until May 18. newspa,Per reproduction bY the � y ' The Centurama Scan_a_ i �`'r, ' claim to bein �eS na The pictrures whicb a 8�ver process in the y I • . � • £ g eit�her a complete PPear in �'elegr�-Tribune � � history aF �e cit CENTU The P�t. S , '"' O�bis y °'f S� Luis p ��A Y have com,a f Po nor a .biographical re_ �1 TAKES �b0ut every �,u�e o�l �ust + - , �ora a� �� r.��. it READERS �� mat�;a,t — � p��t'� • mare Iike a fa.mil �ll be D0W1 Y �lbut�s; old ;+ Y�bum. '`� I�stcards, i. ,� �be pictitres of peopie�p aces THROU framed w °Id. glass neg�a.tives, � � GH DEGqpES � piat,�s, officiai re- ` • . ts---'the passing strea,m of The 10 cords, commer�' i ' ; . . , comsnunity a t' ' caal c ivit sPe � Centurama the fine rivate collec�tions arid ! � �+ , c�me to us from the fMenl�t has sections of the Tele�a�_ p collections of ol� ' ds and une which start toda. �� `�E f�ili�zs. ! . ; r�d:ers af the Telegra,ui-Tribvne. desi Y. will be � gnated by the 10 deca These pictures> we t � ' �- w�ch des now constitute �lieve, ` g Most af tiie more th Cl �'ve elapsed si��e the lection � largest col- �' an 300_.,p,��. tY wa.s 9nco 0 of historic pictnires oP, r. 0 •. tu�res wnich will a y rP rated. � ' PP�.r�in t�ie For purposes of identifi t�,�eT.s O�bispa ever broubht a " ��t�xraina-have never been tion �- g lisherl before. The P�- the 10 sections ha,ve beea. ''� �'` , - f�m scores � Y have come given the followin desi ` � ,� -"�,,�> , , out the count . P�PIe through- tions: g �' The name �•. . ' �h,. . • ; we ex r y sincere of them 1,�56-1866 -_. The I+'oundin aPPear in �t ma does not ,- - . P ess oUr tl�anl� � dict onary but we �'` . : _. .�::..an, ..:;..i:..... . . �a;°�. ,. ; tu e �oge� -IIiio gh��Q .�n_ �a'�lCP9--. �: S � _sure readera will have ao £ u 1867187 uble in ' �a, e more recent resi- �"S� eGO�h d��g i'�• It com- �a�7y `�" - ,dents of. Sa,n I,uis Ob' 1877-1&86 � First B�� b�es "centu ry" �d,.��,� � ` �ame to knotiv more �o Z�II Boom S' to de�o�� ov�,-�1 �� i � '* colorful a�ut the 1887-189.6 _ C�� '� Past century. Use of �e �e ' • �e haye�t of-the city in which ��,�a g of th., for these ecli�ons ' � y chosen to ma.�e their � ' _ •., home; 188i-1906—T a'as su8'gested .�.. g V�.•.�.�.�:2 , tury ura of the C�_ b�enQ CurrY, 339.Jaycee drive. �:. � {. ;"".;�-.•., --- addi�tion to�he regt�a,i.g'ta.ff The pictvre identifications�d 1907-1916 — From �uto to � �e Te�legr�_Tribvne' ' stares which will a �'P1ane resea,rcfi for ' ��n - ' Centur bo �to these 19I7-1926 be� done �e �t�'�' bas : �ma editions have bee n R o a ' — Waa and t h e by Mrs• J e�n i f e r m a d e a s a c e v�.a te 1'1 II g Twenties S h u t t, e di torial FI'�of r ^ � ana�bl � could reas- 1927-1936 af tihe �Qr•I'�°r . • cord y he expected from ald re- Ca� — Ca1 Poly �nd ��h earlier y�,i.s, r,�_ .; s and t11e mer�ories P San Lu�s Obxspo . s caxried out by Mr se y�„�, .,. • of those ; : ........................................._. .�. I'N�,° sup�plied Lh.e i 1937-1946 Yvo� Peckhana. s• , ... _.... yVe havQ nfa:rniation. a — World War 8y i no doubt tha � nd a 1Vew Era valuable assis � accuracies wi11 be di o som.e in- 1947-1856—"• � tancs in.pl^��a,r� sc vered but Looks t,o ��'n Lais pai6 zng Pictures and articlss the �'uture. �' �'oly have com.e from the Q�; i:`a1: {! (Tur� �� Pa�'e Pl�lis e 4-A) � / � __, � � ' ti1L.[i4tY#o' spe�ax ne saia, •-r�nn- Lougras, �av,;neu,v:- - o�srsy-:yz�;vauc�'�uo�+tiaag�nea�u �-------• - -�. � � p g son, Johnson, :�vhat vill ve do if . arter..=�VFi�xi.it ag'pea'rea from the cemet Iri the s rin SamueI A.-FoIlard wa:s appointed g Ve.are robbed again and ve ain't debate miglit learl �:a . � o� 1859, father bou ht a header to the•office. which. caro�ld reauit. in� and thrssher, the first. of any bat no box to gir-e 'em?" the'entire chaster pro-. . note'in the county except.for a � the fa�ctiuns united and little pepper box thresher owned �an �Gave �el Covn�y Had 4 R_cecincts _ a a sla.te of freehglders by Judge. Leff. People came in y p ld represent the varions t� �,{nCOlfi �I@GffUCI dmves to see the new machinery ��h _+��n�uranna � � 3 groups: �. . Eor tYse eIection of.1859, when and some called the header the ezita,tives were aent fram' A�.�,m Lincoln was elected `�cart befare the horse." �` f Coatinued from Fage 1) �g �Pg� �e �� pxesident, San Luis Obispo.coun- . reIa+tions ;department under cli- ��]/ >mmeice;:the Merchaats Perha s aome of you remerr�-. ��on af�Dr:;Douglass Mi)ler. d'�� .ty was divided into Fbur pre- P �:-=�-��F.-��" cincts.'�1ie.San Luis preciiict was ber when I drove the wooi teams . .The al d a styl•e Centura,ma. . � d•�}ie municipa1.league, d�ed as "aIl that`�po�tion of �'o�� San Luis? The mules �!trade-m�rk" �vhieh will appear rrnaii of�e gru'aps was �county soutih of the Paso Ro- wore bells over the-"hamss� the on� page 1 each Centurama iith, �rom the list af I5 ble@ preciaet.and.west: o£ the only lieil,team in the county. We s�tion was pplied by Charles :rs Iisted at the eleetion, Huer-fiuero creels.as far as the hauled wool from nearly .every p•�mer of e Pacxfic Gas & :re eleete�d: w. 11'�'Jahn. 1{ne op the ATivyu Grande prE- sheep camp in the county. IIectric .ca any pwblic rela= �tover:•L. F .Sinsheimer;: cinct".. . tions dep ent, Fresno. f3is . . -- - - ;yne,-A.McAlister,�F. L.': - It was during the years I 6vas �ollectfon of ld-time .type and 3._D..:gallouLGeorgs:Fi._ Richasd F, Harris as chairman, driving the sta. e-over the 60- , g printing equ' ent is one of the ;, -W. A: Kesisr, A. L. �e study group included:. Mrs. m.ile route from San Luis Obispo f�est and h bee,�i widely ex,h;. James Blaclsburn, F: �. Yernan H: Meacham, Warzen to Pleytn that Dick Fellows, the bited. Et:M. Smith,J. F.Hayes ��d,y,_I7r�,_J:._.Barry Smith, notorious bandit, was on the job. I�..D2e�tz. Rabert W. �oodeil, Kline• Wii- For awhile he kept up a sort of The repr tions of the Ed- • :harter- became effective liame,_..M�arse_R...::Butler,_E. S: gam� of hide and seek with the ward Visc sketches 'which �e following- elec�ion in Atkinson, J. E.. Gooding, Harold sta.ge drivers. One night he at- appeax in section on pages 331. Uader the charter,�� Hayes,. and._ 14Irs., Ruth E.,Mc- tempted to rob George Rich- 1 and 2 are om the cflllection itKing,.men�were elected, Citae.,.. � -.. : :. • mond, the driver on the. line op �e Tit1e urance and Trust K.office on May 15, ma3t-, . Yrgponeats of:the new chaster from San Luis Obispo to Santa company in Angeles. dcAlister; councilmen,.P. felt t.hat:it w'ould insure a more Maria.'Iiowever.. he was on foot t�rata, George Hanse, J: efficient_:and;; accountable city so Richmond whippsd up his Not a11 o e contents oi ea,ch and Aiiton Luc�essa.The goyernmen� .reiieve the mayor horses and drove on. This made issue wIll ssarily be relat- rk was W: J..Milea, who aad•.,caunc�:, ofi. much tinie-con- Fellows so furious that the nest ed to tha a;ticnlar decade ceeded after his•deatli.by sumi.ng�detail,,improve commun- night he stole a horse and b�at in ge 1 the Ceatusams G: Miles. When t�he�new icatian'between the citizen. and stopped Richmond, relieving him e d i t f o n mova down beca�e e�fective,.the end his go4ersunen�t,insaxe a continu- of the .express box, and for his ttirough t 00 Sear hiatory zustee..system,os*Izfch.;had•_ing,tax saviag at the rate of extra trouble he said he would oi the m.ity p by step. operation since 1876was. $2,500 a,month, .improve�conn- BAAHLR :,, cil coatrol over city apera,tions, � _ 49, an attemgt to�pass a• by-chann.eIing responsibility and - � charter wa.s .defeated; auth.ority �thraugh one offi�er, � because.af'oppositiun to �and-�¢move the inayoT and the � ropo'sed ,counca'I-maaagsr couacil.fram uafair przssures by � � 1 _ � of government, around makiii� the wf�ole council rather � t was built. � -- -thaa-indivi.dua.Lmembers respon- � 3ec. 1, 1951, Richard D. sible for.city-fimctions. ' _ _..._ . was""IiSred'by the�connci� 7'h^cominittee wrote the char- xecutive secreta.ry=in ef- ter, and tihe city council submit- � modified type of "admia- ted it to a vate at.the elec�tion .•� . . e utficer" p4sition. held on April 4, 1855. It was a.c- �' �"'°�� strative Qf[icer Charter eepted.-and became effective on �'^' ;f;''::>,%;;,;;;�4""�'. . ..... �;<:;. �.:<<; _.. tule 4, 1954, a committee Juty 1, 1955. . �':<:.. was appointed. by maXor The present mayor is F`red �;-N ,.::;s<.� .ucksinger to study and Lucksiager, a�a .th��c�ty coun- �w�;,,,;;:,,�J:�"- reeommeni3atio..ns fQr f.Iie eilmen axe: I.awell E.•:Chrfstie, °;�:*�i4� �etweel� st�a-o�.,municip > Jones _ _ _ _ _. ._ - _ ,. .__..._...... ._ ... � nz S.a.n Luis Obispo. With. and Warren.Fdw�rds. � �ufT[ESettpti�lls l�,n� - . , (IBIfIIIIIIIIflIiIN�IIIIINIIIINIIIIIIfNllllll�llllllUlillllllll!lIII��IIlfilllllllihllllllllllllllllllliillllD�''= �r9��`s'Spring Tonic' ""' �� O�aE o, — ` �. . . .... . . ... .. . ...... _ . s . = Ner +onie was :� "cure-tll' for - �ou:�iv� On .Th�s �a�rth. . s _ EVERYBODY! Ou� akilled phar- � 4. = meeisfs give individual servieei - _ _ • ---'-� - ... - .. .. _ _ . ��'� MOT OW� {� = pon't re}y an a dose of aulpbur a pssas fo euea � - - ----- • --�-- ----- — whe+'s "ailing you"! Le1 our experieecod. cisls.cerefully. 'PIECE OF I�� z � _ compound the doc+er's prescription that's'ght for YOU. - � O � �� = We use the beat modocn seienee has fo o to aafsguard . -e � = your healfh! � `�� (J�� RNI_E - SHRE��tER. �t � : . � � = �� p � os�sPe 52 Higu+era St. . P(�one 265� . �A� _ � � � Rq�'E��1�� E . .: _ — . . . . , = Ted Hiltel and Homer bre I . GR01h(AND PROSPER WITH 5AN LU13�BISPO = 951 liigu�ra 5t, � Phong 534 � ! ' I Illllllllllllllllll�illlllllli(Illfllllllllllllllllllll�llll18111111illlllllli(11111111111111111(illllllllllllllllllllilli�u= . - � �4. .- � � . ..� .. . . . _ . . . . _ .�. ,- -- ' _ _. . �� „i.�.'-r . - ... , . .. . .. .. . ' .. , r ' "^.. _ .'`�"= 73. , � � . . . . . . _ ._. . � -�^�FY.^ou' � ' . . . ' , '�'- �'�.��(6 . - � . � : ''�.� !,�� , � - ,` !� �. . �S .: � �. ..�. , . . . . . � ... � _ � � �.. :i:�:.�i�, �`s -^^' '� - . � . � '.� .. ... . . .. . -w.�-l.—...r:< <_. �_ . . � . .... ._ .. . I , �..f_ , ;i i: '� ;'; � Tli _ � '• �I ;: �� 'I'he Rose of the ; ,.. �� Rancho '� r:.�,,��;,, f, �. ,.j ; h��,t; ,��,�,�,�� ;. �,�,�:u�,�•,t t,�� A PLAY IN THREE ACTS � �"'°F`•"i",,;,� ' I pri��atC f��r � i i; :n its PT< ` pt�L•1ic rn,1��. I': I rccitation, 1' ,�� ii ' c�cePt 1�� l }; BY �. 4Stli Strc�t, �.,I i Angcles. Cr ' DAVID BELASCO Arrn RICHARD WALTON ;, � � TULLY �. 'rt�;s Pt1y � � royalty of ' g'. ',i f to Samuel j; � 811 �'�'CSt 7 I + date �vhcn �" • ' g,� �. , ' � .i �\henc�•c I� COFI'RIGHT, 1�15 IIY DAVID BELASCO � ' , ; /�,..(� appear on ; �.' COPYRICEiT, 1936, BY DAViD BELASCO I.iTERARV T8V32. , i �) 5 i� '�FTOt�ttCC(� i.; _.., I'� BENJAMIN F. RosnER, TRUSTEE �ttCntiOt �:` �' � c�''� infringemc �;i � �.� , �.''•• cl r.� ��=•'... ��SECTInN �:i �-;�{ • SCilt111� 111; � - i C'� ` I:� Ail Rights Reserved ri¢ht ha� I' i; � oE caid cl I: CAUTION: Professionals and amatevrs are hereby warned thai assiEns. s1i �, i I THE ROSE OF THE RANCHO," being fulip protected unde� all ca�es t ;I the copyright laws of the United StateS of Amencn, the British dred dolla �' Empire including the Dominion of Canada, and the other cwn- tries o�the CopynghL Union, is subject to a royalty, and anyone quCnt pfr', �' ';� presenting tlie play.without the coneent of the owners or their I{ t}te un�: ;I authorized agents will be liable to the penaltieB by law provided. {oT iofit, Do not make any arrangement for the presentation of thie piay p � aithout first securing permiesion and terms in writing from demean�r, '� Samuel Prrnch at 25 West 45th Streeti New York City, or at period no ii 811 West 7th �treet. Los Angeles, Cal�f.+=� "rtt�2 G0, ( - 1:� . .,._ �� ' SAMUEL FRLNCH �'• ��:, 25 WESr 457x STAEfiT� IrTsw Yoax, N. Y. The c.ol �,; 811 WESi 7T8 S1REE1', L.OS ANGELES, CatrF. work hy �, I� SAMUEL FRENCH, Lrn., Loxnox subicct ta � right La�� . �'� SAMUEL FRENCH (Cerr�+ne), Lrn., TORONiO ---- i;; �� `�` , THs. '' SAN�A� M�RIA PUBLIC LIBRAR� , �� i:; {'�Y�°, ,"i: ;� - fi:�P •: '•' . .. . .. .. . . . .. . .. . - . ��I: .i .... .. .. . . . . . f•; � . ---"':�=:_..��"s:�I��u'^'...a"`%. '+..� � � . _ .. � . '�.a:.cFs_�"..a.� . . . . . � � _ _.��.. . . . . .. : '�' �e,�,�.c•'• .. . . . :y� jc„_a�..,. � ... . . -. � :i 4�:Z�, e. � . . . , .. .: .. ' _ '�x "'�'_"�'''" . � : .^,J'..'n�r`::�-�.•��`a ..5+ ",F y � . . ' . . . ' .��/.. . � .S. ..��,� v•''��••. . .. f . X'�'�'��,.{��'� �^.' ' � • � . . . . , r`:.�I . �� i.'�t: [`. . . , � . - • -_ . .4�'::;,',':..�;.,� /� 1"'.'�'. � � - ' . � � �� '.i'��:`'�ti�'�••a ; . „ . ,. . � _ _ • ;:- ��,ti '�5 �'•c�� -�::;.< ��'��y�s��y��«; a . " '' . . "- . . . ... . . . . ."I ''JK�.�,. _.hr�"�54�'f.... . . LLl1J �.G11�ciiaaiai riv ++• , � . To the mariy pe n die communitj� who cooperated in �g cos- tumes, properties, uggies, �vagons, horses, horseless carriag , utomo- " biles, labor and encouragement. To Radio Station KATY.. and the Telearam-Tribune for their splendid ne�vs coverage. � We talze pgrticzclnr pleasure iTa pninting out that the pai�at �•vith whic)z the lobby and interior o f the theater has been repaintec� lvas do7zated by: My�ron Graha�n's Paint store, San Luis Color store, Reed's Paint and Wc�llpaper, Fordesa's Hr�rdlvare and G. F. Rhodes, pc�inting contractor. To the.Thrift shop for its ��vorkers' diligent searching out of costume , items. To Rileys department store for donation of colorful yardage for sashes, sliawls and mantillas. To the San Luis Obispo Senior higli school orchestra under the direction of Lucian J. Nlorrison for their pre-curtain music Friday and Saturday nights. � � � SAN LUIS OBISPO HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA LUCIAN J. MORRISON, Director FIRST VIOLINS — Gary 1�'Iullin, Concertmaster, Carlene Linneman, Caroline Treanor, Janet Franklin, Steffi Murdock, Nancy Duncanson. SECOND VIOLINS—Evelyn Houston, Kristine Miller, Nancy. Martin, Janice Jones, Tom Davis, James Dodd, Fay Garland. FLLJ'I'E—Beverly Duncanson. CLARINETS—Dick Woodworth, Mike Macrae, Marysue Wilson, Nellie Price. TENOR SAXOPHONE—Mike Varner. VIOLA—Douglas Babcock, Priscilla Smith, Shirley Franklin, Thelma jackson. CELLOS—Harold Hinkle, John Sharp, Keiko Iwao, Pat Cockrell. STRING BASSES—Tom Truchan, Jerran Jorgensen, JoAnn Nevins. TRUMPETS—Gilbert Stork, Harold Croker. TROMBONES—Jack Spurlock, Dick Gottfried. TYMPANI—Ann Rademacher. The Morro Bay Community Orchestra will play Sunday evening RICHARD WATTS, Director PREUSS PRESS . ' - � ' HOSTESSES � Representi�ag in their costume each decade of the past 100 years: SATURDAY— Mrs. Lillian Anderson; 1856-66; Mrs. Cecil Evans, 1866-76; ' Mrs: Parker Talbot, 1876-86; l��rs. William McKeen, 1886-96; Mrs. A: E. Mallagh, 1896-06;�14�rs. Arthur Sauer, 1906-16; � 1�1rs.; Leslie Kamm, 1916-26; Mrs:-Howie O'Daniels, 1926-36 . Mrs. Larry Sullivan, 1936-46; l��rs. Berny Preuss, 1946-56. SUNDAY— Mrs. William Turri, 1856-66; N1rs. Robert Warden, 1866-76; Mrs. Walter.Pfleghaar, 1876-86; 1�4rs. Forrest Coyner, 1886-96; Miss l�Zargaret McNeil, 1896-1906; Mrs. R. W. Osborne, 1906-16; Mrs. A. H. Brazil, 1916-26; Mrs. Clyde.Philbrick, 1926-36; Mrs. William Hollister, 193G-46; Miss Alison Pfleghaar, 1946-56. � � � Ten paintifzgs, each depict�n� a c�ecac�e isa the history of the city are on display in the lobby by tlae f ollowing rnernl�ers o f the San Lzcis Obispo Art Association: Louise Hoagland, Myron Graham, Betty Middlecamp, Mazgaret Jorgensen, Mary Teuber, Stanton Gray, Vern Greenelsh, Madeleine Holmes, Thornton Snider, and Burton Covel. � � � CENTENNIAL ORCHIDS TO THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC SPIRITED LITTLE THEATER ENTHUSIASTS: To B. P. O. ELKS No. 322 for their donation of the Elmo Theater for this centennial production. To the many..people in the communit}� ��ho cooperated in donating cos- tumes, properties, buggies, �vagons, horses, horseless carriages, automo- biles, labor and encouragement. To Radio Station KATY and the Tele�ram-Tribune for their splendid ne��vs coverage. V6'e talxe particxclar pleasure in pointing out tlaat the paint �uith which the lobb�� c�nd interior o f the theate.r has bee7x re�ainted i.vas do�aated by: Myrosz Grahain's Paint store, San Lzsis Color store, Reed's Paint and Wallpaper, Forden's Hardlvare anc� G.,F. Rhodes, painting contractor. To the Thrift shop for its ��orkers' diligent searching out of costume items. To Rileys department store for donation oF colorful yardage for sashes, shawls and mantillas. To the San Luis Obispo Senior high school oichestra under the direction of Lucian J. 1��lorrison for their pre-curtain music Friday and Saturday nights. � � 4� SAN LLJIS OBISPO HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA LUCIAN J. MORRISON, DIPECtOY � • � I n honor o f San Luis Obispo's l 00th an�iiversary � THE SAN LUIS OBISPO LITTLE THEATER PRESENTS « J� A ROMANTIC DRAMA OF 100 YEARS AGO . ns written by DAVID BELASCO llf2[�RICHARD TULLY c�nd directed and produced by KATHERINE HUNTER � � � "On the 7th of July, 1846, the American flag was raised at Monterey and formal �ossession of California taken by the United States government. The proclamation of Ad= miral Sloat on this memorable occasion, guaranteed lands to those in quiet possession of them," etc. This promise was not kept. (History of Father Junipero.) THE CAST Juanita, "The Rose of the Rancho" -----------------.- Anna Martin Kearney, Washington land agent -------------------=- Dale Kirk , Don Luis de la Torre, a suitor for the hand of Juanita -------------------=-------------------- Clifford,Chapman Padre Antonio, superior of the 1��lission of San Juan Bautista --------------------------------------�--- Tom Harding Senora Kenton, Juanita's mother ________------------ vlarion Bolton Kincaid, of Beaver, a land jumper ------------------- Bob Goodell Lt. Larkin, of the state militia ...______________---- Capt. Jack Arnette Sunol, a muleteer ____..________-------------------- Anthony Juarez Tomaso, a.Castro servant _________.______----------- Bruce Murrell Ortega, a vaquero in the service of. Don Luis ________-.-- Garth Myers Salvador, a Spanish gallant ____________------------- Jack Hennessy ' Dona Petrona Castro, Juanita'.s grandmother-and-head of her fainil - - y_ ; ._..__. . -----�-------------------------=---------- Louise Marquardt Trinidad, Juanita's friend ---------------------- Maya Marquardt Rigsby, Kincaid's foreman ___._------------------ John Netdeship Guadalupe, Juanita's nurse ------------------ Margaret Edgeworth Beatriz, friend of Juariita ______.---------------- Rachel Mendoza Carlotta, friend of Juanita ___._------------------ Delores Murrell Others in cast: Leonore Sanson, Ione Beggs, l��artha Juarez, Fritz Olsen, Harry Fryer, Sr., l�'Iasine Coldwell, Gerald Shipsey, John Seitz, Pat O'Brien, 1Vlarie Rosen, Vi Cupp, Janet TuBelle, Charles Morris, Marti Bernquist, Beverly Zaume}�er, Linda Mallory, Don Johnson, John Green, Harry Murphy, Don Cupp, Caline Cold��vell, Michael Hunter, - Eric Scott, Madeline Schmidt. � � � � A�usicians: Mrs. A. Stoini, Gene 1�'Iiller, Vic de la Toba and John A�atsenbacher. FoIk Dancers: Santa Lucia Swingers. � '_ �� •. � +� T � ------------ -----------==------------ Tom Harding... Senora.Kenton, Ju mother ______.____________ Mari ton � ' Kincaid, of Beaver, nd jumper ___________________ Bo dell , Lt. Larkin, of the state militia ..__________________ Capt: Jack Arnette Sunol, a muleteer _____________________________.__ Anthony Juarez � Tomaso, a Castro servant ________________________ Bruce Murrell Ortega, a vaquero in the service of Don Luis ___________ Garth. Myers Salvador, a Spanish gallant _______________________ Jack Hennessy . Dona Petrona Castro;Juanita's..grandmother-and head of her family�----� -- - . _... .. .. ' --------------------------------------- Louise A�arquardt Trinidad, Juanita's friend _____________________ Maya Marquardt Rigsby, Kincaid's foreman ______________________ John Netdeship � Guadalupe, Juanita's nurse ___________._______ Margaret Edgeworth Beatriz, friend of Juanita _______________________ Rachel Mendoza Carlotta, friend of Juanita ______________________ Delores Murrell Others iri cast: Leonore Sanson, Ione Beggs, Martha Juarez, Fritz Olsen, Harry Fryer, Sr., n9a:Yine Coldwell, Gerald Shipsey, John Seitz, Pat O'Brien, Marie Rosen, Vi Cupp, Janet TuBelle; Charles Morris; Marti Bernquist, Beverly Zaumeyer, Linda Mallory, Don Johnson, John Green, Harry Murphy, Don Cupp, Caline Coldwell, Michael Hunter, - Eric Scott, Madeline Schmidt. � � � Musicians: Mrs. A. Storni, Gene l�7iller, Vic de la Toba and John Matsenbacher. Folk Dancers: Santa Lucia Swingers. . Vesper Choir under direction of Lillian Wulke. Jerry Rogers, Doug Babcock, Steve MonoR�,.l�'orman Colwell, Peg Corcoran, Joann Nielsen, JoAnn Murrin, Peg Ioppini, Mary Lou Gullickson, Maureen Davis, Marcia Will and Doris Mello. � � � . PRODUCTION CREW Stage Manager ----------------------------------- Don CuPP Costume Director ___________________________ Maxine Coldwell Music Director -_._______________________________ Lillian Wulke Choreographer _____________________________ Louise Marquardt Lighting ---------------------------------------- Nick Outin Special Effects _____________________________ Madeleine Holmes Stage crew: Tom Smith, Bob Spink, Ione Beggs, Charles Morris, Alva Henderson, Garth 1�lyers, Dan O'Donnell, Betty Sarber, Mya Mar- quardt, John Hennessy, Alton Blair, Joe Warnagieris, Cliff Chocol and members of Delta Tau fraternity. , Wardrobe assistants __________________ Vi Cupp and Marie Rosen Make up _________________________________ Louise Marquardt Ticket chairman Mrs. S. �Z�. 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M x;` '�„��,«t,°�:..,. ,�p;,�,s:�� , , <•-�;a'... k_ . .,*'. :x:.�,,�,��x� �:'t� .. -"*•..�;n,. i Illi •I i;I i �ii�`'�:;�e��`�,��,+�`� '� :..�a � � i, '` II'�I ' �' � �,�9��"��, ,».a:e �� ' �II I'RI�, I I .) E `:;�::�` a��'`> Q ; �- :� i; ;�: :...�. : .... . .. . ,.: . - . . . 'Anaa;.lVt� :ar.tin'(leftj��aiid Clifford..Chapman,�fora►er Santa�Mafiaa, - , .. .,,,.. j11ay;�leadirig.;ioles;iri`the•"Rose�of ttie $aricho"�stage play;to"lie ;;,.. ,• _..,; , , .. presented.��toaiglit,�Saturday and.Suaday:at'Eh'e��Elaio'the'atre':ia. ;;�an I�uis_'Obispo;;as part�'of i th3t.city's centennial: celebration:; Gnrtain time�is�8:30. � : - , � � _+,...; .+ ,; . �'•. rt •.�. .. ' '�.'•.:�i�u'� :,: • ... �. ! ' '• . : .�. �. '. : . ' '.. .., � �� ' � . . : ...,.... .. '.', '_ "::.'�:..,.. � S,an��:Lu's .0b`serves Ce�te�rin��ia�i: �,� �:�.;. f� � '��;•$A1V:S;TJIS�OBISPO: .=.A pio= Little.leagize.ba.'sebalI�-�vi1T��be i , �,-.. ,. ... . 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'� ``�``�'�� . �.; '�S:�L:O:� CENTE.NNIAL ,R�ADY . � � � . ,�,�::-:�::.�:�.. � .�.,. . .. . . : . ;-:::�.�:�;,�� :.-::; � .. : . : , , :�;`:;Leac�ing;:characters.of the play "Rose of the Raricho;" wliich.will be presented,each � �Y;.;::;��;rii�ht�df,th��Sarr-Luis Obispo;Ce'rtteririial this weekend;, ai�e shown on the steps :of i, ��:;.;''".1V�ssidri;San Ltns Obispo� de Tolosa in San Luis Obispo. The:MYssion was built in ; ::�: ;.. '�7�2:�Iyeft'to,right: 1Vtai�ion Bolton; "Senora Kenton"; B o b Gooc1e11,. "I�incaid";� �' '�:'�;.;;Cliff.drd.Chapmaii,, ."Don�Luis"; Anria Martin,. "Rose of.the.`Rancho"; Dale Kirk; : i � �`:,"Kea�rney";�:T.om:�Hard'ing,' "Padre Antonio"; and Anthony�Juarez, "SunoY.". Tlie � ° : :'��p1ay;;written by�R,icliard:Tu11y�50 years a;o; will be �presented at 8:30' p.m. �eacli: t ;�' :,: .-�,, �.. � -�•�:,night.:of'the.three-day�celebratiori which starts Friday:The play is diTeeted by Nlrs:.: � !;: ��Ka$�iy�Huiiter. , . • . , ., . r , _ � 10 Paintings - � ' WiII��AAd�rn ' Elmo Lobby , One oP the sidelights of the , centem�ial nroduct[on oP "RnRP � o h Rsinrhn" will be a Is 1 y , oP 30 paintings by the 5an Lui� Qbispo Art assoocistlnn in tlie newly decorated lobby of the El. � mo ea n The palntings, all by local art- si��llsh 111us1c ists, will each repreaent a dzcade Authentic e a r 1 y Calif.ornia ot the past.100 years. Some will Spanish music �vill be fea[ured portray actual. familiar scenes, �ur�ng the play hv Lhe follo�ving others will depiet a mood or feel- local musicians: T4rs. A.. Storni, ing of a decade in time. All will Victor de la Tobrt, Gene Miller be linkod to 8an Lule Obiapo and �nd Juhri tilatsenbachci•. ,�p.de,y8. xe � .Of ite p�at. The JUIlIUL' CI18171UC1' GI Cont- 7q��.�,�. �!l�y�t��oY"Y I nierec hus c:unLribucesl mnre ihan the A�'��a�soci8tio�i }ias an. � i�hxre ut i�iule talait in ehc nounced �11e •to]lovDing artista ax � �ict7ng anif prucluc[ion phases. participating ia the cooperative t Arnong the Ja cee members who venture: ! wili appear in e p ay are CJi - � Asuignments t ford Cha ma and Dale Kirk as -Lee Hoagland representing t1�e romantic male eaT—ds,Capt. . 1856-66 era; •Myron Graham, i Jacic Arnette, Garth Myera and 1866-76;�Betty Middlecamp, 1876. i B«��c Murrel] tn featured roles • 88;'Margaret Jorgensen, 7.888-�6; � an<< "extras" John Sci[z, Gerald 'Mary Teuber, 1896-06;�Stanton t Shipsey,Pat O'Brien, �ohn Green, ' Gray, 190G-16; 'Vein Greenelsl�, Harry Murphy and Don Johnsnn. 1916-'l6;'Madeleine Holmes, 1926_ JaYcee llon Cupp is sCage man- ager. Two of his assistants will , : be Dan 0'Donnell and C)xy Cold- well, � Ticicels for [he thi•ee-nlght per- foimance ai•e now a��ailnbl� and may be obtained from members � of the e+ist and pi•oduction crew _ I� and et Leonoi•e Smith's Dress _ ,� :�!hop. acrordin� t� Mrv. S. W. �+ --�� Sa.nson, fic�kF•l. �•I�airii��ti. . 86; Snider, 1838-46; an� Burton � Covel, 1946-b6. ,� 7_ ��_�� .3� "The Roae of the Rancho," a � three-act romantic drama of old i Calitornia, will be presented May , 18, 19 and 20 as a principal fea- t ture of the centennial celeUra.- � �' tion. �� L�� Produced bv the San Luis Obis. 5 po Llttle Theater under the direc- � • � �y� / _"j✓ tton oi Ka erine Hunter, e � �e�� c/ centennial extravagatiza utllizea ` the talents of many groups and tndividuai� throughout the city. I During the action of the play, the San Lul� Obispo high school and junior colle¢e Vesuer choir � will be heard under the direction • of Lilllan Wulke. The Santa Lu-. .cia S ngers wW appear as a 'group of peon dancers during the fiesta scene and pre-curtain mu- � sic will be' provided in the or- � �eh'eatra pit by Lucian J. Morri- � son's eenior high achool orchea_ � tia. �..'°�``�'� �,�'�, �, .�� `h r�'�;'��""?'� �'=�`�� , _ r�;:� �,: '�'� � w -';.,,�'r a \ts„�'�;�('-y � , ,y �� '.�t;'-3,'�,, ��,�� t�,. ��- - C� -.�c. ` �r'' ' -3��*,;;�,� 4 � -a�... �y s. � � � —�.. i �;. r�5'L4t�"4fA ��.,,`, ,4 t+��s' Y ,* � 1 1( �F�► �.r c� � .i.' `�lY. � .��t � '�' -, . 4�j, , ':'�4; �`;�`: S��*4�, 4 `w�`; �,' � y� ; !` I � « ,� ��t J .-. ;. i�� :Y`..,� ' F'',r' . - lr F,' � — �" ,�e /�k�t -.:� �.�. �-_ ,ti.y�r� � �y�_ "r�" }��., .ti� �. y�' -�r�. —!' s �S��. ,�� y 1. :;I^ Y. '�. �� r ' � . �� i�.. 1 ��l�G.l+ ��+ ��'' R � ' �L._►- , ' , �a. � �� : -�� .. � . �: ;� U�, � �.�� k � � ) �- °, �� E , �, � • L r.:-�--�s�s::.� � �� ;F . .�h r.� c . „ c.;�.x ��i �, �"s r ,i '*'--" j .i�+- • ' , . . � �e-. ,T r'�i �-' `' - �\,. ,�� • , � :.i!v _ r��err2�17yN1�� r y�,�; � • . ,d.;�,,; , �,��.� � � n� � �� — � 1. � ,�,. # i. :a � : EXPERIENCE SAN LUIS OBISPO'S THE VISUAL ARTS � _ �. � VIBRANT CULTURAL LIFE AND RICH HAVE BECOME A - HERITAGE WITH AN ENCHANTING STAPLE OF � . � WALK THROUGH THE CITY'S DOWNTOWN. ��`� � � � HISTORIC DOWNTOWN. ' `` As you tour our cit�y; we i.nvite,you to take specidl Stand nrz the historic Queenie Warden bridge ' note, of the presence of 7hr�e Misslon Ceramlc ouerlooking San Luis Creek as it,courses tlzrough � u6lic art dis la ed Bes Relief Panels Mission Plaza, lookr'n west t.hrou h the lea P P y DyBo6N.�cholslocatedon P' g' .F' throughout the downt.own. r�n��o�s%cnna��,�omB� f � sycarnore brarzches t.hat frame the uiew, and soak in You'll find whimsical pieces oicno�.oaMo�r��rsrreer� San Luis Obispo'.s essence. l�l�t{ain easy walki�eg tucked alongside our creekwalk, distance fro�n the/ceart of Sare Luis Obispo are poirzta murals gracing btcilding walls and bartners of irzt.erest and ttowato�vn's arr,hitectural icons tferough posted tfeat display the u�ork of local artists. whicft,you cari trace tJze cit�j�'s storied past.Public art I displays throughout the dow►ztown add t.o,San Luis 7'he Sare Luis Obispo Art Center(located in • Obi.spo's ureiqe�e personality: Mission Plaza�provides a centerpoint for local artists, with private galleries and studios dotting This guide is desigraed to nffer r�r',sitor.s a cizoice of the downtou�n. Don't miss the historic Creamery, easy walking t.ours that shocucase the character of which has become a�e inui.ting center for the arts. our doruntowa. We begin with an. overvr'eru of the Further information on galleries,public art,and , , members of the Mission Plaza Cultural Coalition, exhibits is available at tfze Art Center. (a collection of five special points of iraterest), tieen follou� with an outline of three different rvalks. 6f�e hope you'll fe.el free to st.ray frona the guide and di.scouer your owa piece of Sarz Luis Obispo's history. � �-- - - � kz` '5,��; �w. 1��»'�°. ,}�..` �� rt ' lo"�i""' e . i �. i�J 'I 1 i 1 i ; �'1'I�RE TO START YOUR 1►lISSIO P N LAZA CULTURAL WALKING TOUR COALITION: SPECIAL POINTS � Mission Plaza is the center of San Luis OF INTERFST Obispo's cultural heartbeat. � i Dowratowrt Sa�t I,uis Obispo r.'s the e.nvy of Located in, or nea�; tlte scenic plaza are k Califorreia. It t.hrioes year-rvund, rvith Concerts I the nternbers of the eYlissioR Plaza Cultural E in tice Plaza an emerging Fizday ecercing Coalition: t.he Mission;Little Theatre; tradition during the summer, Christnzas irz the Historical!Yluseurn;Art Center; anc� Plaza during the Holida,ys ancl orer a�ecial I Cizildre�z's Museurn. Old Mission San Luis b�and of Farmers'Market that every Thursd�xy ��'sPo ��' j'olosa provides the comnzunity $ niglzt. trunsforms se.veral blocks i�zto a vibrarat. witfa ari inspiring veraue for such eve►cts as ( ) � � st.reet,fest.ival. the Moz�zrt.Festival arid groups like the T�ocal Arts Ense�nble. Begira at.tiae fourct.ain at Missiorz Plaza (in fron.t. � of tfze dlissiorz stepsJ fvr tours 1, 2 and 3. ,Llake a point. of visitircg these worzderful The iraap below indicates the location of t,he plac.es, described on the follocving pages, that � members of the,il�lissr'on Plaza l'ultural capture our cit.y's unique past and showcase Coalition, a group of five attractiorzs locatecl in our vision for the future. or near Alission Plaza. uttle �` OLD MISSION SAN LUIS I Theatre'*' �I - , -� _ .r��.<.�.- • ' `�h; ";.��h� :„�_ OBISYO DE TOLOSA and nnoa o '� ;� , OLD NfISSION MUSEUM — �� :, . � f",• ,��l, '� •. " AIYD CIFI'SHOP d Z '`' � ' . � 751 Palm St. � �Oi ' � Gift Shop and Museum � . CHORRO '+�' ;�--- Hours: Daily 9am to 5pm �� z. f - . ;a�.�,�,��,� (May 31-Dec 31),Daily 9am r Old* N '__... - ^ to 4pm(Jan 1-May 30) MisslOn o �.+:,i:sii ' �;;� � � Admission:Free, "' 7��=`':'� GARDEN ' � 5 ;;T° donations appreciated BROAD 6 ' ��N'-•' (805)543-6850 Hi torita An � seum* '*�enser � The original Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa was built in BROAD 1772.However,it still serves as an active parish church }� a � W i today.The historic ties of the Mission are noticed inside the � W � � � church,where above the altar stands a statue ot Saint Louis �p = � (San Luis),Bishop(Obispo)of Toulouse(Tolosa),France. � childrer, � There is also the painNng of him in the church's northeazt , Museurr� NIPOMo I wing.Before you leave the Mission,walk through the Z � garden area and the Old Padre Quarter,where you will find o � the Old Mission Museum.There,you can travel back in time � through religious and Native American history.See such artifactr as Chumash Indian vessels,a padre's bed,religious �=Miseion Plazu Cultural Coalition Menil�ers vestments and the original Mission altar. � .e 3 4 , ... --------, - -- `� i .i •�� , 4�y•'. . „ ; SAN LUIS OB[SPO �4': � ` ART CEIYTER !�-�"^ 'r � `--- . � 1010 Broad ut Montere}•St. '�kr�. �....�� , _'�.-. '! Hours:Tuesday-Sunday • -- : �:-.�.� , '• �+t . � 11am to 5pm;Open every �� 4 r � , - - �-'�`s_•��. � ,�, 'i 1:;� day in the summer. — — ..�5:: ' �4. � � ,��" � �J�•a��; ��.�_ Admission:Free,donations appreciated � ' • y,jil (805)543-8562 , L�. �` �.�,, � www.sloartcenter.org � ��f,". #+.^. .J , !, ' -.` .. ��,;';�'•• �� '� ' .' �a• �. Get exdted abou#artl Absorb new ideas and express yourself � � � at the San Luis Obispo Art Center.Three galledes feature exdt- SAN LUIS OBISPO LITI'LE TFIFATRE ing exhibitions of traditional to contemporary work.Relying on � 888141urro Si.,City Playhouse • the support of dedicated members,this community art center � Performances:Thursday-Saturday 8pm, promotes the diversity of visual artr experiences from painting, � Sunday matinees 2pm.Tickets:Available at the box office. sculpture and photography to printr and fine arts.The Art (805)786-2440.Reservations recommended. Center is an information source for San Luis Obispo's public art tf i www.slolittletheatre.org exhibits and can also guide visitors to local galleries. � This building,with its fa4ade of local stone,was the city library from 1955 to 1989.In 1993,the city leased a portion •� � SAN LUIS OBISPO of the library building to the Little Theatre,and the space ' '.�a CHILDREN'S MUSEUM1I � �'��('V..1- / was remodeled into a fine,intimate theatre with seating for �•.�`�; 1010 Nipomo St. 100,a thrust stage,a large lobby,and convenient office and � ,� "'�' °'� Hours:September-Mid lune: , backstage space.Visitors at San Luis pf a � Tuesday-Saturday 11am to 5pm; � Obispo LitHe Theatre enjoy hit come- � P Sunday noon to 4pm;Closed dies,compelling dramas and dazzling �� , ��' Monday except some major musicals.The Little Theatre produc- ""'`� � �`"�• holidays.Summer:Daily 10am to tions,featuring local talent,have been 5pm;Sunday 1pm to 5pm; i performed for over 50 years. closed Wednesday.Admission:$4.50 per person,free for , children under 2.An adult must accompany children under 16. (805)544-KIDS(5437).Memberships available. • SAN LUIS OBISPO www.slonet.org/-slokids. � . qr�- �n;.. COUNTI' Children leam best while doing.This has been the Children's - HISTORICAL MIJSEUI�I Museum's motto since it opened in September of 1990.The �� 696 Monterey Si. Children's Museum has provided a"hands-on"environment Hours:Wednesda -Sunday , y where children and adultr are encouraged to explore and - 10am to 4pm experience interactive exhibits that challenge children to leam - ,�� _ ..�" Closed major holidays while having fun.Children will remember the Children's y_ Admission:Free, Museum after they slide down the dinosaur's back,pilot the ' donations appreciated space shuttle to the moon,watch themselves report the news, (805)543-0638 produce their own puppet show and become encased in a • www.slochs.org giant,life-size bubble.One adult chaperone needed for every The Museum,housed in the Carnegie Library Building, 4 children at the Children's Museum. served as the public libraty from 1905-1955.Operated by ' - � , ; the San Luis Obispo County Historical Society,the Museum " �i ��,_,.,,� .�;:,� collects,preserves and exhibits the history of San Luis Obispo � . ,�� i� -�+.:.,. . 1:_`;_F� County.The Museum's exhibits chart the course of county �y`e, history from the era of the early Chumash and Salinan inhab- . itants,through the mission,rancho,and railroad days to : , today.During your visit to the Museum you can ring an ��; ancient school bell,hear a hurdy-gurdy,view a Victorian ar- '`� �'�",j P lor,follow the local history time-line,and much more. , '"`�' ' . ' y�'` ' .y�l.'.� I ;i• ,. 1F .q ""'' _ .�' �yy�` + ��G"'-t. k j� � - . " _::7 9 � ;� - .� . - � •_-__.. -• .y.' . i % -�}:"'� . �.:"i: - ! ; D��TQ� consistently produced excellent live theater entertainment ! - r � , � and continues to be a thriving community theater on the � DISTRICT: �ALK 1 `i: �'� � .��<; ; Central Coast. s . � �'' � 6. T'EASS HOUSE—890 Osos St. (1929) Sart Luis Obispo's dou�nlorvn : The Santa Barbara architectural firm of Abraham and � offers aisitors art expetience , � Simms designed the stately Spanish Revival mansion of . I� rich in historf�rraing[ed u�it.iz � � Dr.Chester 1.Teass.Workers renovated the home in the the vi.braitt.pulse of t{ze !. ' 1980s for use as an office building. ciCj�today: � . ., e 7. OL.D COUNTI'COUR1'HOLJSE—976-980 Osos St. V Electra, (�935-41) � The iron griliwork and vertical linear emphasis are design 1. OLD MISSION SAIY LUIS 197ocasra�zer9u�eny�.!era�rere� traits of WPA Moderne structures.Workers built the OBISPO DE TOLOSA— �ocared inside me entrarrc�to the c;'ty/CounryCibrary,995YalmSVeet government building on the site of the 1873 Greek Revival (9772) Courthouse.The State Emergency Relief Administration q Founded by Father lunipero Serra and named for Saint funded the project. Louis, Bishop of Toulouse, France,this was the fifth,and � � one of the wealthiest,of California's 21 missions.The g, ],Y,�VpRE1V5 BUILllING—978-988 Montere St. Chumash molded the five-foot-thick adobe bricks used Y to build the Mission.The Mission is surrounded by a (1893-1906;built in at least two phaaes) community plaza,highlighted by the bear sculpture Fire razed his first building, but 1.P.Andrews,one of created by local artist Paula Zima located in the Plaza San Luis Obispo's most successful citizens,remained Fountain.The Mission is State Historical Landmark No.325. undaunted.The L-shaped structure that emerged from the ashes features granite and terra cotta ornamentation ` and arches that are hallmarks of the Richardson 2. MUHHAY ADOBE—747 6lonterey S�. (c. 1850) Romanesque style. The Chumash Indians'craftsmanship was responsible for sturdy adobe homes such as the one in which Judge 9, �MONT THEATRE—1035 Monterey St.(1941) � Walter Murray lived.A jurist and journalist,Murray co- A vintage Art Deco theater,the Fremont is the city's oldest founded the Tribune, publishing the newspaper from movie house. Don't miss a chance to view the theater's ' his home. ornate lively interior. The Fremont is reputed to be the last • Art Deco style movie theater built in the U.S. 3. SAUER ADAMS ADOBE—)64 Chorro St. (c.1830) � A popular setting for society parties hos#ed in the 1860s 10. BRCJNNER BUILDING—962 Monierey St. (1912) by Spanish beauty Trinidad Sauer,the adobe is proteded Fine stylistic details underscore this Renaissance Revival by clapboard siding and remains in admirable condition. design by the San Francisco architectural team of Ri hetti , The smaller adobe used to be the kitchen. g and Headman. It was originally built az a Moose Hall. 4. AH LOUIS STORE—800 Pulm Si. (c.1884) 1�, p►�UERSON HOTGL—951-965 Monterey St. (1923) � " Pioneer Ah Louis,patriarch of San Luis Obispo's once- thriving Chinatown,built this shop and it remains among California's architedure in the 1920s shows a heavy the most recognizable symbols of the city's history. Mediterranean influence,with this five-story hotel Chinese laborers who helped build the Pacific Coast designed by G.A. Meuss-DorFfer a living example.The and Southern Pacific Railroads shopped at the store. It is hotel was the stop over point for many of William State Historical Landmark No.802.Chong's Candy o � 9 Randolph Hearst's celebrity Store(1923),originally a noodle shop,is across � �o guests as they made their way to Chorro Street at 798 Palm St. Note the Chlnese- �;��<� SEA 9 �. Hearst Castle. inspired metal sculpture mounted on the wall of the a�� • _ parking structure next to the Ah Louis Store.The N�� ` � 12.A'IUZIO'S CROCERY— , sculpture is the work of local artist Peter Ladochy. � �'o 7'� �,� •s 868-870 Monterey St. (l9]2) >° .,o �� 4. A popular market designed by 5. SAN LUIS OBISPO LITTLE'I'HEATRF— � Righetti and Headman and built 888 Morro St.,City Playhouse � �4,D ��. by James T.Maino, a prominent San Luis Obispo Little Theatre's City Playhouse has y Q �O ��\ Q � local contrador. been producing quality theatre for over a half- "� � • � �j century.Over the years,the Little Theatre has �' �'' e � , � $ y i. fj�. �y] 1 1.. Y � 13. SWSHEIMER BUILDINC-849 Monterey St.(1884) H�To�c Co�: W�,K � ! j Pioneer merchant A.Z.Slnsheimer's success is reflected ! in the elegant Italian Renaissance fa4ade adorning the � ; mercantile store. Its "iron fronY' is unique on the It's rzot iaard to irnagine rvhat Central Coast. lure�l Father Juni�ero Serra to ; _ choose the origircal site for his � � ]4. WADE BUILDINC-1026 Chorro St.(]909) Missiorz on a plai�z in the area of E �- A stone's throw from the Mission,this Renaissance Revival structure built by San Francisco architects Nipomo ared Dana streets, about � . E� _ Parkinson and Bergstrom is at the core of , a 6lock from��here it,now stands. �t---, '�.� i` - historic downtown. The pastoral sett.ing adjacent to ' - �� a cree%, hower�er, seemed an Metal Human Figure, ]5. 7'OWER BUILDING-842-846 Higuera St.(]904) un[ikely setti�zg,for t.he strireg of byBo6Mowe,iocaredo� The 1925 Santa Barbara earthquake's impact rippled meartsrdewanorme through San Luis Obispo,at least figuratively.A large disasters in the Mi.ssion's f ICUI'P.. SanLuis'OIOB asaeer, . g clock tower from which the structure took its name was Flood,fre a�td earth�juake ��;,,y�1e�k removed after the quake.The building was originally ultimately_forced its re6uil[�ing, known as the H. M.Warden Building. bt�t,tlze origi�tal locat.io�t remain.s ' the city's faist.or•ic core. Begin.at the Missiora Pfaza 16. JOHNSON BUILDING-796 H;guera St.(1904) Fountain and walk t.hrough the plaza, making a Terra cotta doves and other fine architedural detailing right, t.urrz az Broad Street at the edge of the Plaza. distinguish this early 20th century commercial structure, • built for Charles H.Johnson,one of the city's first mayors. Note the bas relief doves over the 1. SAN LUI9 OBISYO COIINTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM- building's entryway. 696 Monferey St. The town's first public library,designed by Cal'rfomia . 17. DOTOIY'S-'j7T Higuera St.(1931) architect William H.Weeks in the Richardson Romanesque Art Deco built by T.M. Maino,currently houses style,endowed San Luis Obispo with a sense of style. Hands Gallery. 2. MANDERSCHEID HOUSE-9G3 Broad St. (c.189]) � 18. BAfvK OT r1MERICA BITIL,UING-767 Hisuera St. The late 1800s saw a spate of"railroad houses" built in � (c.]9U1) San Luis Obispo.They took their names from the families Recent renovations reflect Spanish-style architecture. of railroad workers who lived inside them. Originally built by Union National Bank,the structure is . now known as the Maino Bros. Building. 3. NICHOLS HOME-644 Monterey St.(c.1900) . Dr.George B. Nichols,the city's mayor In 1883, Ilved . 19. CAItISSA BUILDING-736-738 Higuera St.(c.1904) here in 1904. It remains a well-preserved example of Built in early Renaissance Revival fashion for a land Colonial Revivalism. Nichols,who also served as county • company,this typical commercial building became the coroner from 1888-90, used the home as his office.The property of the Carissa Cattle Company in 1912. stone wall was a WPA project,built using unique Bishop's Peak granite, mined from nearby hills. Note the hitching 20. KLWER'S CIGAR FACTORY-726 Hip,uera St. (18� , post in front of the home. ' A decorative false front enhances this early 20th century ' 4. HAYES-LATT[MER ADOBE-642 Monierey St. building occupied by the Kluvers for more than 50 years. � (c. 1860) The factory manufactured its own registered , "pioneer'cigars. Built in the mid 1800s,thls single story adobe is a vestige ; of what was a predominant form of construction,dating � 21. SAN LUIS OBISPO ART C�NTER- back to early Franciscan missionary days. It boasts an 1U10 Broad at 117onterey St. exceptional garden. Enjoy beautiful works of art in every medium at the SLO � Art Center.While you're there,pick out a few unique gifts �• B�EB�RC HOME-550 Uana 3t.('1914) from the many items the Art Center has for sale. Architect Charles McKensie designed this home for 1.W. and Grace Barneberg.1.W. Barneberg was one of the � � 9 ' 10 �� I'�' � 10. JACK HOUSE—536 Marah St.(c.1875) 9 Several generations of the Jack family lived in this superb I�. symbol of the Victorian elegance that touched San Luis � N ��y �yo Obispo in the late 1800s. Robert Edgar 1ack,who built the o� � .�� house,was among the town's civic leaders. His wife, I: O � �' 9p o Nellie,was noted for her excellent education and fine dQ' : ��.,.. � �: aP � • y � library collection.The house was donated to the city as a ; a\��`�• historic monument in 1974 and its 19th century garden, complete with gazebo,is coveted for weddings and other �� 5,�, � festive social events. �S �.P,? O � G`� 11. ICAETZEL IIOUSE—547 Marsh St. (c.1880) QP Located in one of the oldest residential areas of the city, this home typifies the Gothic Revival fashion of the 1880s. 4 �' 12. ST.ST�PFIEN'S GPISCOPAL ClIURCH— � • � ]344 Nipu�no St.(1873) `�9�, ��°� The Carpenter Gothic made of California redwood y e and hand-hewn Cambria pine beams is one of the city's oldest structures.A fire in 1970 resulted in some interior remodeling. city's first millionaires,while his wife was a well-known and respected civic leader.This building today houses a 13. BIDDL�HOUSE—559 Pis►no St. (1896) law firm. An Eastern Stick style house built for Mrs.John Biddle features a stone wall surmounted by an iron fence, 6• ANDERSOIY FIOME—532 Dnna St.(1898) a spindled porch and handsome interior wood trim. � In the late 19th century,the Colonial Revival style emerged in San Luis Obispo.This residence,designed by 14. R9cMr1I�IUS HOUSE—649 I'iamo St. (1901) prominent local builder W.C. Phillips,is a prime example. A distinctive tower highiights one of the city's gems, Its owner,1.F.Anderson, built the Anderson Hotel. a turn-of-the-century residence that was originally the . home of jeweler L. M. McManus. 7. CAi�IET-SIb7MLER ADOBE—466 Duna St.(c.1860) ' One of the few adobes remaining from the late 1800s, ]5. McCAFFR�;Y 1IOUSE—1212 Garden St. (1905) this was the longtime residence ot lohn Jacob Simmler, Intricate wood detailing, rooftop finials and a wrought � the local postmaster from 1874-90. iron fence distinguish this two-story Italianate residence. � 8. SAN LUIS OBISPO CHILDREN'S MUSEUM— IG. UlVION HARDWARE.AND PLUMBING C0.— 1010 Nipomo�3t. 1�19 Garden St. (1912) The San Luis Obispo Children's Museum provides Walter H. Crias,1r.,a San Francisco architect,designed �education through exploration.Chitdren learn about this upright early 20th century commercial building for health,safety, history,humanities,science,nature,and the sale of agricultural implements. Built by James Maino � the arts through entertaining,enticing,quality hands-on � and Sons for$6,000,the building was converted to a exhibits and programs. brewery and restaurant in 1988. Return from Garden Street by crossing Higuera and heading down Mission 9. THC CREA�1IERY—570 Higuera St. (]9U6) Mall, an entryway between shops.This route will take . The Golden State Creamery symbolized a golden era—a � you to San Luis Obispo's enchanting creek walk and a i time,in the early 1900s,when 5an Luis Obispo was one return to Mission Plaza. of the major dairy centers in the state.The facility closed in 1974,and the bullding has evolved into a lively center for visual arts. -. I/ehlcles o/SLO County, .�,. on ti.'es by M.'chel.'e GriHoul, � �� Parking S7nrcNie,on Cho�rshbenveen E• .�� (,y " PaciFcarMMarsh. ci .n �/ � — - .. ��E— - ,�, - - *:' -- •. y °t� ,1.� ��.4�'};-��3 .�eo'�'':.,� "e�. ' SAN LUIS CREEI{: '-4^' '��d�` `r`�' - �a �; ::�� ,F: ,'� '�, ;; �ALK 3 :�;;,;<_. � Y:;:= - VF:A,y,' ��. . � A winding, tree-lined puth �`�` �� erading at the Children's �; ;i Mr�seum features the city's co�nntitmerct to blead pr�blic _ � art tvith its nat,ural beauty. �': j Silver leaves and fishes '� � ;j dangle fiom whimsical rnobiles 5'`E� Tankhead Fish �� '`' `s�� ' . ' �,:�i;'�' 1977,bY�nAusburger, ''��' �� j hoisted on either side of Broad located ovzr the aeekby fhe �;��- . - '�;:�=: � c f 3 Mission Plaza Amphitheater, •ti°.�''�., `',. � Street. E�c'o-a creekside, lurech near Chorro 8 Maiteiey Ma � ,; at one of many scenic spots to sit and relax. This is a favorit.e f�="=�•:�;: '' . '�..��;=- s: ,spot,for botie locals ' � ,.. '- `'`��'�'�` and visitors. �;�,:: _;.1� ��-:�=ti.-�:�, °" � � ,.,..,�,-, .;• - _ , �_, .;��;::� -,., ��;. ' _ - . S. � � ,_�''`.::- . � ..s?'!F�.S.f. 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'K`g .;i`f`:' c -,_.�'='. � . . � ,i ,�`ii.. .`fe'• ' _ .F " . � .I "�=-') ��-�c• >.•: �Ii a� .9 ' �'"�' - _- �3Ft _ . i ,..��',s�N� ��;�. .. �� _ ___�� ;•=� . 'ec"=�S'. ?'�'s �' qa�'� ._ ' _ •��. .`r.�," �:i� II XPLORE BEYONI)D01�'�iTOWN with the *:��'�' .f- - - . �'�'` = t. help of information available at the SLU ��"� �f� , _ +, - ��. �T`'k:;-.'.. _ . . . �� - - . � _ ',r.•'.,''.:'.•"L:.'""*_'::',:.'�.. � . . . Chairil�er of Commerce Visitor Information Center, - : - . . 5.'::.�-.;'..� _:"_.,::"{_,'s',;. . �i located at ]039 Chorro ne:�r tlie Mission. '�;�;':."�'',�=-�=L'':;='' � i '.:.T�,�_�,,;�,;�:.. ,.. . ;i Ask about SLO's Old Toa�i Neighborhood,where �;',{:;� i � � pmfessionals und ►nerchants alike strolled at the ;}=;��. ., . �,.;.�. �. daam of the 1900s, and the Railroacl District that -- ',"�`'�'� ''" � n�, s�' ._ _ �.�.�"':�.1.. _, �: . '� : .:E . " t�:y '4=�. _a" ,L_ show-r.ases such landmarks as Dr�llidet Adobe, - �:nn�".;��-' , �� '� H�-" ""' =''a;= ;:'.;;,:., �,,.; .ry.•.•Y6..,��."�•��,��t,�'� 1 ` :�r . , . ... :.S''.�.'.�'. :4.i:ii:�yrr ,�"�':_..�'.'::i,.,..�.^- Railrotid S uare and �. - • f.< -"'= `. q the orily build'ui�in the - �=_..� ___ _ .��'�V . �y� : �. ,�.;' �;,.-:.�.. :;?. - _,'.�:<�.: ;:� :;;`.•,�;e=,: -� : , coiuity designed by Frank Lloyd Wright—the t`�` _,:°,�: -_ =: _ :,:. _ + ,; , . - - - ;. Kundert Medicul Building. San I uis Obispo is rich `- �=+:� ��4 _ - __ - '--�`` sa" �t� �..�:,.a..,�::r.��.. ' - . . �..g ' "r.a:'�:i,•„�, . .r.. in history nnd culture, and invites visitors to share >':�.f•`t= .`� . " ��-N:'� ` �``,��. . . . :. .k" . i` _' .. ' . .�' .. -_ . 'S: '. � � lIl lt5 �:r' r.._ �; _ . _ ,,�.s :_,�, uiuque character and charm. �;3` ' '�: :�� • - - ''..''"`.` 'L: � •�S�ifi��:W�' :� '.�''� . �Mli L - .��. 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San I.ars Obispo Cha�nber of Commerce � l�isitnrs/nformation Center at 1039 Chorro St, (805J 781-2777 (wu;w.uisitslo.com),and at,t{ee nzember j nrgararaatiorts of the Missiore Plaza Culturnl Coalitiort , � ' -��. ; � • : 1� �:. �,� �� ,..�. _ city o� san Lu�s os�spo •. - � - . . . PAYMEN�' VOUCI�ER i,�osios vendor Sierra Dis la , Inc. '' • '' • Add�ess 468J W2St J2nnlf@I'AV@. Is a separate check required? Hdd check for.• Fresno, CA 93722 Invoice General Ledger Account Capital Project Number Date Fund Program Acct Project Phase Description � Amount 8772 7/25/2006 1,00 10100 7337 AC# DOWN12 Sesquicentennial Banners 4,183.34 TOTAL 4,183.34 Requesting Department Prepared By By Verified by Accounting Administration April Richardson T � a .� 1 Sierra Display, Inc. Invoice No s77z 4689 West Jennifer Avenue Fresno, CA 93722 Telephone: 559/275-8695 _ Fax: 559/276-2238 Bill To: Ship To: City of San Luis Obispo Sierra Installations Attn: Ms. Deborah Cash (Downtown San Luis Obispo E31A) P 0 Box 1402 2581 So. Golden State Blvd. San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 Fowler, CA 93625 .:Customer No. Sales erson SO# Shi Via DOWN12 Barbara Sauerbrei 06/21/06 2005707 UPS Ground 07/25/06 Purchase Order Number Terms F.O.B. TELEPHONE Net 10 Days Factory Product Description Quantity Unit Price Discount Tax Extended Price ZW Custom 30"x 94" Full Color Process Anniversary 30 127.000 Y 3,810.00 Banners Printed On 18 Ounce White Block Out Vnyl Fabric, Same Image Printed Front and Back Per Customer Artwork �� print Date 07/25/06 Subtotal 3,810.00 Print Time 09:47:36 AM Freight 97.11 Page# 1 7.25000°h Sales Tax 276.23 Less Deposit Applied < 0.00> Printed By: Darlene M. Montanez Amount due is based on Terms'above. Total Invoice 4,163.34 Invoices not paid within the terms specified are subject to a 1.5%per month(18%per year)finance charge. If you have any questions conceming this order,call us at 1-800-38&5755 THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS! q ., I , �1 / � �� ' � From: "Betsy Kiser"<bkiser@slocity.org> Subject: Re:banners Date: July 21,2006 8:57:45 AM PDT To: <dcash@downtownslo.com> Cc: "April Richardson"<,4RichardC slocity.org> Deborah, Here is a copy of the email exchange between you and April regarding the banner order. As you can see,all that was needed was$1250 from sponsors to meet the agreed upon number of banners. Yesterday, you indicated that it was twice that amount. Because we don't have any money, and as far as I know,no sponsors yet for even the$1250, I'm a bit concerned. Your thoughts? Betsy Kiser Parks and Recreation Director 1341 Nipomo Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805.781.7294 bkiser@ slocity.org � � � Deborah Cash<dcash@downtownslo.com>06/20/06 04:43PM»> Here's what I'm ordering 26 banners X$145 each 3770 Tax 273 File Fee 65 Shipping 75 Subtotal 4183 1/2 Hanging fee 748 Total 4931 3750 grant. , 1250 sponsors 5000 total We'll have a$69 cushion. I'll have the invoice billed to City of SLO. Thanks On Jun 20, 2006, at 1:11 PM, April Richardson wrote: Deborah, just spoke with Betsy. We have$3750, so order the number of banners that amount will cover. Then, order 5 additional banners for which the committee will get sponsors. April � � � Deborah Cash<dcash@downtownslo.com>06/19/06 05:22PM»> I completely understand. It's quite an undertaking to go out and raise that kind of money so I'll hold off on the#until we know for sure. Thanks for your help, Deborah On Jun 19, 2006, at 4:30 PM, April Richardson wrote: Deborah, We have the$3750, but I am really hesitant to tell you to place an order for more than that as Kendi has not come through on other commitments. I do not want the City to be scrambling for money because we ordered too many banners. I just called Betsy to see what she wants to do. I am waiting for a call back and I wilf let you know as soon as I hear from her. p,N LUIS � �,�o�s �..�_:�,O�� . � v � � o q�56 eT �85' �� ti� ��UJCEN'�� Sesquicentennia!Steering November 6, 20�6 Committee Kendi Root,Chair; Ca!Poly Recreation Administration Mike Casola Jim Brabeck,Farm Supply 'I'he C11�S Deborah Cash,San Luis Obispo Downtown Association Boutique Hotel Collections Katrin Colamarino,Cuesta Masler Chorale Donna Lewis,Chamber �: �nvoice for Banner Sponsorship Board Member Shelley McConnell,San Luis Obispo Arts Counci! ' June Mclvor,Srnsheimer, B3Tlner SpO11SOY'S}llp $25�.�� Schielbelhut&Baggett Steve Owens,San Luis Journa! Bill Pyper,City ofSan Luis Obispo TOtaI DUC $ZSO.�� Parks and Recrea�ion Commission Pierre Rademaker, Chamber Board Member,Rademaker Design Ken Schwartz,Former City ofSan Luis Obispo Council Member Please remit payment to: Ann Slate, Youth Sporu Association Patricia Wilmore,San Luis Obispo ChamberofCommerce City of San Luis Obispo City ofSan Luis Obispo Sia�' Attn: April Richardson 990 Palm St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Thank you for your prompt payment! Sesquicentennial Steering Committee ' . • - • . - . . . - . . . . . . : : . .. . . - . . _. • . - ... . . . .. . . .. -. ...- . . . . . - . • . . . . . � . - : ��. . . . - .. San. L�c�is Ubispo Sesqu�icentennial 1�56 - ?006 E�irst I'�fundcd b�� Spani��h missiun�r�-� Fathcr Junipt�rt, Serra on September 1, !�i`�, this du?t�• mission to�i-n of San Luis Ot�ispo ��as �ncot�l>orated as a �,•en��al la�ti� r�it}� on [�ebruar�' l9, ]<5�6. '1'oda��, the citr� of Sarr [luis Obis�o ser��es as� t.he cc�mtucrcial, � n�o��e�rnn�iental and eultu�•al�� h��b� of San I,t�i� Qbispo C'ountti-. 7'hi� � plaque rvas dedicat:ed ��n October 2l. 20i)Ei b�- i�.t�e \��;��i�-ive S��ns c►1' the G��Iden �l'e51; i�n rcc��;�nition of SZn Luis (?bispo's achieveme.nts and to ctlel�rate ii�s 1:i0�-}rc�ar anuiti�crsar��. P�(��E sO,� Dcdirat�cd C)ctober 21, '_'�00(i , ��`'�NL[,�yQ� �� 1 � C� -�"`? .lr t .� �'Ji % � �: # }i�� j.11P ..�i_� �� ! r� YF�;� Z�06�.� . °, (t�� :�-`�� : i1�at�ive Son�s o1' thc Goldc�i 1�Vc:t V ,ss�y � �_, �� w, w �, �r�, �_ ,. tiF � :=...-�s' J.�:��lictiacl �lnthvn}'�> (��rand I'residcni � sq <�� C�ID�• �JCFN�1' � Y�rlo►- #:'9(1 Sa1i Lui� Obispo � . - ' � 1. .' , 1 - . - • . ' , 1 - � - . 1111 : 11• � � 1� . `- � � Pac�c Gas and , E/ec�ic Company � Thomas�.Jones 4D6 Higuera Street D Manager San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 � 6overnmental and Puhlic Relations 805.595.6340 Internai:665.6340 Fax:805.595.6437 May 25,2006 Internet:TPJ2@pge.com Humboldt Bay Power Plant ' 707.444.0817 Ms.Audrey Hooper . City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 Dear Ms.Hooper: On behalf of Pacific Gas and Electric Company,I am pleased to transmit to you this check for$2,500.00 made payable to the City of San Luis Obispo. At Pacific Gas and Electric Company,we believe that it is important to acknowledge individuals or groups in the community who have helped make our comm�,n;ty what it is today and we commend the City's Sesquicentennial Celebration as a great example of community-based teamwork. The$2,500.00 grant is to be used to place banners throughout the city,promoting the numerous Sesquicentennial Celebration events. Please ensure that all recognition provided as a result of this donation be credited to Pacific Gas and Electric Company,as written in this sentence. � This letter confirms that this donation will be used only for charitable purposes relating to the purchase and placement of banners,and will not be used to promote or oppose any candidate or ballot measure,to advocate any legislarive or administrative action,or to personally benefit or compensate any elected official. As such,Pacific Gas and Electric Company will not disclose the donation on any campaign or lobby report. Also,pursuant to Fair Political Practices Regulation 18944.2("Gifts to an Agenc}�'),and to make certain that no individual participant receives a"gift"from Pacific Gas and Electric Company,the company donates this gift to the City of San Luis Obispo without any restricrions other than it be used for official agency business. The City San Luis Obispo shall have the exclusive control over this donation,including the sole discrerion to determine who shall make use of the donation. As you may know,these rules also require the City of San Luis Obispo to memorialize receipt of the Company's gift m a written public record,.containing certain required information. See 2 Cal.Code of Regs. Section 18944.2.) In addition,by accepting this contribution,the City of San Luis Obispo confirms to Pacific Gas and Electric Company that it is and will remain during the term of the grant hereunder in compliance with all federal,state,and local laws,rules, and regulations_ This letter also confirms that the City of San Luis Obispo agrees,in com�liance with the USA Patriot Act,that it will not promote or engage in violence,terrorism,bigotry,or the destrucrion of any state,nor will it make subgrants to any entity that engages in these activities. At Pacific Gas and Electric Company,we take great.pride in the community partnerships we have created and we aze grateful for the opportunity to acl�owledge and support citizens and organizations committed to making San Luis Obispo County a better place to live and work Sincerely, Tom Jones Governmental&Public Affairs Manager P.S. Please fill out and return the enclosed aclmowledgment for our tax records and return it in the postage-paid envelope provided. Thank you! - ; � • ;� �`� Pacific Gas and � & Electric Company IMPORTANT In order for Pacific Gas and Electric Company(PG&E)to comply with the Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1993,we ask that you aclrnowledge our charitable contribution to your organization. Please do so within 15 days of receipt,by completing and returning this form in the enclosed postage paid envelope. 1. Date contribution received a '�J �0 � 2. Indicate the amount of cash or descnbe any property received from PG&E $ �S O�j or description 3. Please indicate whether or not any goods or services were provided by your organization to PG&E in consideration for this contribution. (Such as the value of any food,beverage or entertainment received at fundraising events). Yes No� If Yes,please describe what was provided to PG&E and give a good-faith estimate of the value of the goods or services. Description � ,� . � Estimated Value $ ��^ �� d�►�E' � Name of PG&E Contact I Department `�.� ' ��;ti, Telephone l�05 - �y5 - 3y� Note: Pena[ties of$10 per contribution (capped at$5,000)may be imposed by the IRS on charities that fail to make the required disclosure. The penalties apply for failure to make the disclosure or for making a disclosure that is i�complete or inaccurate. The information above is provided for the purposes of complying with IRS requirements and is accurate to the best of my knowledge. Name: '- Title: ` Organization Name: City of San Luis Obispo Organization Tax ID#: 95-6000781 Signature: vJ,�i Date: � OFFICE USE ONLY: Name: City of San Luis Obispo Amount: $2,500.00 Request No. 13621 Vendor No.: 1005156 Check No.: 117623 Staff: Tom Jones . ,, � `_ . ' '. .� .. � --� �;�,;'i iiF 5�'�i t+si5 �.�-�`'`' ' ;� ;;tC!i55��i8 r- i,��"i�� s� ` ��i.! 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Acct: (�, �DI Od,�� Amount: l�J�� Q� Please prepare a duplicate if you war�t a receip� Retum to: �� 1,(l,l � GROUPS/AR/MISC.REVENUE VOUCHER , `� ,,,� -� � � � �S�'O� � COI��vIUNITY BANK May 8, 2006 City of San Luis Obispo Attn: April Richardson 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Dear April, Enclosed is a check for$250, to help fund the City's sesquicentennial anniversary banner project. Thank you for approaching us with the opportunity to contribute to the anniversary and this project. Sincerely, �� Kevin W. Moon Senior Vice President Marketing Director �� nC�'r�nia.� �'l�ua( � ��o � ;. � i � �o �, ��ioo,�� p��V1� S ��G � � �� I ��Q � 581 Higuera Street,P.O.Box 789�San Luis Obispo,Califomia 93401 e 805-78Z-5000�Fax 805-782-�034 � �... ' 4" -,;s- e I�UFLIGRTE kEL"EiF'T CITt �r' SA�! LUIS OAISFD kECUIE AY: FINf+NCE Ca&HIEk OlO�ClIbD413 PAYOR. PG R E TQURY'5 UATE: DS/�b/06 REGI5TEk DATEe 0`r/1'.6/Qc TIt1E: 10:37:34 DESCkIPTION AMQUNT REIl�bURSE EXF'ENUITURE tv2,5DD.Oq ---------------- TATAf. DEIEe 8�.500.GCI CHECK F�AIU: ��,500.Q0 CHECK N0: i1Tb23 TENUEkEI�: �2.5DD.G0 CHANGE: $.GD .:ITY OF:S�v�LUIS 0��'O� FINANCE DEPAR`TMENT 990 Pt�I,M STREET SAN LITIS OBISPO, CA 93401 CASHIER (805)781-7124 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE Please mark one: ❑ Miscellaneous Revenue ❑ Voucher Refund Complete the information below: ;;-� i . Date: ..� �',�, , : : � Issuing Dept: � , � ��' � Vendor Name: '��`�� _ Voucher No.: Date: �R�fi7n�d Description: , ,1 , ' _�_ ' �. 4: i - i ?� 'i. ��i r � j t �(,1 ! :i �i I' f 1 , ti " ; � r . � �� .., %� � G.L. Acct: �;,.`;_:.. : ; ; i. .. ; . % �� Amount: ' t_ �;`J i. ' Please prepare a duplicate if you want a receip� Return to: ;�.�_j ��' � � �' '�!i;�� I;; ;� . . . � , . GROUPS/AR/MISC.REVENUE VOUCHER � . �_� . Paci�c�as and � � ' &. Electric Company : '- Thomas P.Jones 406 Higuera Street Manager San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 Governmental and Puhlic Relations 605.5�J5.6340 Internal:665.6340 Fax:805.595.6437 May 25,2006 Internet:TPJ2@pge.com Humboldt Bay Power Plant Ms.Audrey Hooper 707.444.0817 City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 Dear Ms.Hooper: On behalf of Pacific Gas and Electric Company,I am pleased to transmit to you this check for$2,500.00 made payable to the City of San Luis Obispo. At Pacific Gas and Electric Company,we believe that it is important to acknowledge individuals or groups in the community who have helped make our community what it is today and we commend the City's Sesquicentennial Celebration as a great example of community-based teamwork. The$2,500.00 grant is to be used to place banners throughout the city,promoring the numerous Sesquicentennial Celebration events. Please ensure that aIl recognition provided as a result of this donation be credited to Pacific Gas and Electric Company,as written in this sentence. This letter confirms that this donation will be used only for charitable purposes relaring to the purchase and placement of banners,and will not be used to promote or oppose any candidate or ballot measure,to advocate any legislative or administrarive action,or to personally benefit or compensate any elected o�cial. As such,Pacific Gas and Electric Company will not disclose the donation on any campaign or lobby report. Also,pursuant to Fair Political Practices Regulation 18944.2("Gifts to an Agency"),and to make certain that no individual participant receives a"gift"from Pacific Gas and Electric Company,the company donates this gift to the City of San Luis Obispo without any restrictions other than it be used for of�icial agency business. The City San Luis Obispo shall have the exclusive control over this donation,including the sole discretion to determine who shall make use of the donation. As you may know,these rules also require the Ciry of San Luis Obispo to memorialize receipt of the Company's gift in a written public record,containing certain required information. (See 2 Ca1.Code of Regs. Secrion 18944.2.) In addirion,by accepring this contribution,the City of San Luis Obispo confirms to Pacific Gas and Eleciric Company that it is and will remain during the term of the grant hereunder in compliance with all federal,state,and local laws,rules, and regularions. This letter also confirms that the City of San Luis Obispo agrees,in compliance with the USA Patriot \ Act,that it will not promote or engage in violence,terrorism,bigotry,or the destrucrion of any state,nor will it make subgrants to any enrity that engages in these activities. , At Pacific Gas and E�ectric Cornpany,we take great pride in the community partnerships we have created and we are grateful for the opportunity to acknowledge and support citizens and organizations committed to making San Luis Obispo County a better place to live and work Sincerely, Tom Jones Governmental&Public Affairs Manager P.S. Please fill out and return the enclosed aclrnowledgment for our tax records and return it in the postage-paid envelope provided. Thank you! ..��- �� } Page] of 2 � � � � :��.;w:� �� CENTRAL COAST PRINTING Tuesday,December 6,2005 � Estimate# 33741 City of SLO:City Clerk 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 . 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' . . _�y- ,� _... � � MINUTES REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5,2006-7:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBE.R,990 PALM STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA . CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Romero called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. ROLL CALL: Council Members Present: Council Members Paul Brown,Andrew Carter,Allen Settle,Vice Mayor Christine Mulholland and Mayor Dave Romero City Staff: Present: Ken Hampian,City Administrative Officer; Jonathan Lowell, City Attorney;Audrey Hooper,City Clerk; Shelly Stanwyck,Assistant City Administrative Officer; John Niandeville, Community Development Director; Bill Statler, Finance Director; Fire Chief; John Moss, Utilities Director; Jay Walter, Public Works Director; Betsy Kiser, Parks and Recreation Director;Todd Beights, Parks& Urban Forest Supervisor;Jaime Hill,Associate Plannec; Dan Gilmore, Utilities Engineer; Neil Havlik, Natural Resources Manager; Barbara Lynch, City Engineer; Ron Combs, Urban Forest Technician; Doug Davidson, Deputy Director Community Development; Freddy Otte, City Biologist _____...____..r_.__..._..�� PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The Color Guard from Boy Scout Troops 5 and 355 led the Pledge of Allegiance. � PRESENTATIONS. Mavor Romero presented a proclamation to Ron and Cheryl Church and their children, honoring them as family of the year. \- _ _��-`�� Mavor Romero presented Certificates of Appreciation and Sesquicentennial Banners to `��_ representatives from Mid State Bank and Trust, Mission Community Bank, Pacific Gas and Y� Electric Company,the Native Sons of the Golden West,and to Joseph Carotenuti and Pierre Rademaker for their contributions to the City's year-long Sesquicentennial celebration. \�,1 Phyllis Madonna, Madonna Inn,and Steve Owens,SLO County Journal,were unable attend, , but will be receiving certificates and banners as well. I� Finance and Information Technoloav Director Statler introduced Traci Kawaguchi, %�' Accounting Assistant. -----__.._.-----...____...�..... APPOINTMEPVTS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR APPOINTMENTS TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION, PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE.AND JACK HOUSE COMMITTEE. , --,,r.. ' ._ - '�� o��'N Lvjs�� - :T _ f�o Sesquicentennial Celebration '` Farmers Market `�� ' �� Thursday, October 12, 2006 �� . �� PROG RAM QUI�EN,�� 6:00 - 6:30 .m. Count Band and - _G� �� y . s 6:30 p.m. Welcome and Acknowledgement of Musicians: Kendi Root, Sesquicentennial Committee Chair Opening Comments and Reading of Proclamation: Mayor Romero Introduction of Council Members: Mayor Romero ��'�'�`� h� �,• ��` Introduction of Former Mayors Present: �� Mayor Romero �~ � Presentation of Pla ue: � � � q /\� � Manny Silva, Native Sons of the Golden Wesf � � C\� AcknowlecJgme�t of Sesquicentennial Steering Comrnittee: �� r,n , ��---...o Kendi Root, Chair Special Acknowledgements: Steve Owens, SLO County Journal, and Pierre Rademaker, � Rademaker Design, na, Madonna Inn ��, Mayor Romero Cutting of the Cake: .� �� Mayor Romero � � �'>� — � �. a � — �..�--�- �- t�� o„o} -��r �?� 3� f ` ' � o�SS�LUf'_s�� T _ �oo Sesquicentennial Celebration Farmers IVlarket �� '� . �� Thursday, October 12, 2006 �� `� ��tCE�t'�� PROGRAM 6:00 - 6:30 p.m. SLO County Band 6:30 p.m. Welcome and Acknowledgement of Musicians: Kendi Root, Sesquicentennial Committee Chair Opening Comments and Reading of Proclamation: Mayor Romero Introduction of Council Members: Mayor Romero Vice MayorAllen Settle, Council Members PaulBrown, John Ewan and Christine Mulholland Introduction of Former Mayors Present: Mayor Romero Former Mayors Allen Seit/e, Ken Schwartz, Peg Pinard (absent), Melanie Billig, Lynn Cooper Presentation of Plaque: Richard Brown and Sid Marques, Native Sons of the Golden West Acknowledgment of Sesquicentennial Steering Committee: Kendi Root, Chair Acknowledgemenf of Donors: Kendi Root, Chair Special Acknowledgements: Steve Owens, SLO County Journal, and Pierre Rademaker, Rademaker Design, Connie Pearce, Madonna Inn Mayor Romero Cake Cutting Ceremony: Mayor Romero Phyllis Madonna, Madonna Inn (Led Audience in "Happy Birthday SLO') , � ` p�L�IS -�o�� - �� . � � � �a J i , �5��j �� !d5` ��S ' �, I � �, Mayor Dave ltomero �`'��, ` �� Sesquicentennial Celebration �`f CENfi�' 10/12/06 Good evening. I am San Luis Obispo Mayor Dave Romero and I am pleased to be here this evening for a special celebration, a birthday party for the City of San Luis Obispo. It was 150 years ago, in 1856, that this dusty mission town on California's Central Coast was incorporated. Today, San Luis Obispo serves as a commercial, governmental and cultural hub of San Luis Obispo County. With the spirit of a small town, San Luis Obispo has grown into a destinarion filled with a strong sense of community, popular events and an unmatched charisma attracting people from all over the world. Throughout this year of celebration, a number of community groups and individuals have come forward to share their wisdom and knowledge regarding the rich history of San Luis Obispo. Because of this year long celebration, a more comprehensive history was presented to the community. The sesquicentennial has provided an opportunity to glance back at where we were 150 years ago and how far we have come today in 2006. Again, thank you to the community and its many historians for getting involved and celebrating this special celebration. It is an honor to stand before you tonight and be a part of San Luis Obispo's sesquicentennial. I can only imagine what challenges and progressions will be brought to us and future generations over the next 150 yeaxs. Here's to the City of San Luis Obispo. . . o Sp,N LU�S �os ^,..,., o�, L ynn Cooper � .-- � �; ;� ��", !�`�o City of San L►�is Obispo i&56 I,f Y:•.ARS�� 2��'6� ��,� � � i � Former Ma yor ��U�CEN'��` 1979 - 1981 Melanie Billig City of San Luis Obispo Former Mayor 1981- 1983 1983 - 1985 eg P' ard City of n uis Obispo For er yor 1 2 - 19 Ken Schwartz � City of San Luis Obispo Former Ma yor 1969 - 1971 & 1971 - 1973 1973 - 1975 & 1975- 1977 1977- 1979 �411en S�ttle City of San Luis Obispo Former Ma yor . 1994 - 1996 & 1996 - 1998 1998 - 2000 & 2000 - 2002 }0/yi0/2066 10:31 7812647 SLO DOWNT�WN , PAGE 62 --.. '�J ,�Sp,l� L Uj`S� ��.� �r,� Thursday Night � �:� o Promotions ��a�� . �� .¢oa�� October 9 2, 2006 �n� ��, Site Map ��tCE 1�`��'�� HIGUERA Bath & Body �,2��0 Avant� WOt'�S �� SLO County Band C,'L�,.y Bobfh 1 !— Booth 6 L1� �!�J� W -Boo h 2 � Booth 7 $t�tl'1� $h0�7 � Booth 3 � Booth 8 � Booth 4 O Sweet Shop � Bootn 5 U _._-_ ^�,� �� _s�.�-- ��=� �6;I.0/-2006 10:31 7812647 SLO DOWNTOWN � PAGE 01 . � San Luis Obispo Downtown Asso�iation PO Box 1402 �atE: San Luis 06ispo ' California 93406 /, ,^ � ��' n �,�, 805-541-0286 T�' w��( �, ��`-• � fax 805-781-2647 t Fa� #: � � � �7 1, �� www.downtownslo.can [ � From: j� , �� ,��. �� Total number of pages {including cover): �� v � . �. � - I L� � � S �,, �, � � � �� C,�-,�,-�, �� , .a`�t.� �- 1�,' � 1 �� n.-�-Q� � � � �,..��!�" Ir� Dt�--� ,� � �� L�� :�� Sesquicentennial Celebration ' � Minutes September 21,2006 Council Hearing Room In attendance Deborah Cash, Pierre Rademaker, Mary Verdin, Steve Owens, Christine Wallace, Betsy Kiser, Ken Schwartz, Ashley Lopez, Kim Walker, Molly Brown, Marti Reynolds, Donna Lewis, Audrey Hooper Meeting called to order at 12:10 pm by Deborah Cash 1. Update on October 12`h Birthday Celebration Attendees were briefly updated on the meeting of the Subcommittee August 30th regarding the reduced celebration plan and resultant checklist for the Farmer's Market event. a. Farmer's Market Assignment Checklist(updated checklist attached) • Deborah discussed location of booths, proposed Downtown Association and SLO Journal share space. • Molly Brown informed that the Seagrave Fire truck will not be available. Of the two other choices of older engines, the 1941 Mac Best was decided upon by the committee. It can be driven to the Farmer's Market site. Molly will still have information on the Seagrave there. • Molly Brown will also do one last trivia segment for Barbara Ehrbar. � Discussed the spare booth being occupied by either the Historical Society or Jack House Docents (in period costumes). • Kim to contact Dan Krieger(no longer with the Historical Society). • Christine Wallace will contact the Lion's Club who also wanted a booth. • Madonna Inn will need to deliver by 5:30. Although serving the cake out of their van, will still need a table for the tiered cake. Donna will recommend to Madonna Inn they bring an extra table. • Tour of California napkins will be used in lieu of forks or plates. • • Chairs for the band and display tables to be supplied by Parks & Rec (Kim). • Donna will ask Crystal Springs about possibility of providing Logo-labeled bottled water. • Commemorative cups will be provided at front booth (to be staff by Betsy and Audrey). (Invoice to be submitted to April Richardson - to come out of funding through CAO's office. Not to exceed $350.) • Cost of balloons and helium tanks were proposed and discussed (@$150)A news/advertising spot by the mayor prior to event will be arranged by Kim Wallace. (Invoice to be provided to April Richardson - to come out of funding through CAO's office.) , • Display booth of Police and Fire Department badges to be arranged by Molly. Molly will coordinate. Samples of each badge will be taken to Pierre at the Tribune for photographing � C:IDOCUMf-1Ls/ourcrlLOCALS—IlTemplGWVicwcrl9-Jl•06.DOC L ,. Sesquicentennial Celebra�ommittee � page 2 September 21, 2006 Minutes b. Program • 5:30 to 6:30 is the setup time for everyone having a booth. Event is expected to be done by 7:30 or 8pm although the fire engine will be there until 9 when it can then be driven out. Deborah will be there at Spm. • Sweet Adelines will not be available. Christine will check availability of Gold Coast Chorus for 7 to 7:30pm. � � , �� • Mayor's Speech will be completed by Kim Walker around October 1 �" ' • Former Mayors include Ken Schwartz, Allen Settle, Melanie Le�P g Pinard. Lynn Cooper was added. Audrey will check on ribbons listing year served for the past mayors to wear. • The Native Sons of the Golden West have a luncheon on October 21 which is when they will present the plaque to the Mayor and Kendi Root, however it won't be hung at City Hall until the retrofit is completed. (Audrey is coordinating.) � The oldest citizen search was omitted. 2. Update on proposed events/activities a. Recognition of banner donations • Recognition of five banner donations during special acknowledgements: Anonymous Donor for one banner - to be given to City, PG&E, Midstate Bank, Mission Community Bank, the City as well as the Downtown Associations contribution to hanging of the banners. • Easel by banner with list of contributors and picture will be done by Betsy. b. Banner presentations • Banners will be delivered with a (letterhead) second thank you letter including picture of the banner at the market (Deborah— picture, Audrey— draft letter.) (April Richardson sent an initial letter.) c. Payment of banners • Still need $1000 for banners ($250 each). One of the five has been sold. There are 30 total (five unpaid for). Discussed selling the remaining 24 for $50. Will take names on a sign-up sheet and checks the night of the event if anyone expresses interest at the front table. 3. Other items of interest No other items were discussed Adjourned Meeting was adjourned at 1:00 p.m. :� . Sesquicentennial Celebra�ommittee � page 3 September 21, 2006 Minutes This was the last meetin�of the Sesquicentennial Committee. �. Sesquicentennial Subcommittee Checklis#�updatd 9/21/06) � � �, Item In Charge \� �Native Sons of Golden West Plaque (finalize) Audrey , 36" Metal base at Corp yard ("Sponsored by Rotary") � �Attendance at Sons of Golden West event and City Hall Plaque Hanging Audrey �Tour of California Napkins for cake distribution Donna Lewis QContact Pat O'Donnell to coordinate display Kim �g.� �.¢ ��o� � �� S� . Contact County Band &Gold Coast Chorus Christine �� .�,o � "1J-�� Chairs for above ris ine � r�- / ✓ Gr,..Q�, �Move Banner to Chorro St.from outlying area Ron Combs (Betsy& Deborah coordinate) — Q Banner stand to use temporarily Deborah BInfo on selling banners for"What's New" page Kim to write for Barb �" � �� p � Include photo Deborah will email to Kim P �Press Release Kim � Q Framed front pages from the Tribune Linda � QEasels (3-4) borrow from Council, some P&R Audrey/Betsy/Marti Dis-� � list)� the 10/21 event - mention banner/website Christine XX $500 for memorial cups/we e Audrey to ask Ken; Christine to order Q Banner contribution to City Hall (Anonymous Donor), SLO Journal Deborah - Banners come down week before Thanksgiving Hist. Society, Midstate, Mission Bank, PG&E �Program -to be finalized at next full Sesqui meeting 9/21 Audrey XX Master of Ceremonies - Mayor Audrey �Mayor's Speech Kim - By Oct. 1 Q Ribbons Audrey Q Provide list of past Mayors w/current addresses to Kendi Audrey so she can write letterto inviting prior to 9/20 /� c��a�� ' �a�-�/u�'/� OT/� [�]Banner Sign Up Sheet P&R � �Q,� �._ ` � � �� Q PD Badges Molly& Pierre � �— �-, � � � ` Ih � OBadge Poster Molly �3�� PA system &table Parks & Rec p��_� l �Two extra waste receptacles, lights &balloons Downtown Assoc. ��`�`� �.�� DExtraTables (couple) P&R ! 'lcd �� OKSBY Story Beforehand Kim to arrange ' `� C o�S��LUIs� . .,. � __ �� -� _��._ �'.o �Sesquicentennial Celebration �- � . t.t o �` Farmers Market U8�� :Yr�:��s;= �� Thursday, October 12, 2006 �� j�EN'�� P ROG RAM 6:00 - 6:30 p.m. County Band 6:30 p.m. Welcome and Acknowledgement of Musicians: Kendi Root, Sesquicentennial Committee Chair Opening Comments and Reading of Proclamation: Mayor Romero (Kim Walker will provide comments to the Mayor approximately one week in Advance. Audrey Hooper will ensure the proclamation gets there.) Introduction of Council Members: � Mayor Romero Introduction of Former Mayors Present: OMayor Romero Presentation of Plaque: Manny Silva, Native Sons of the Golden West Acknowledgment of Sesquicentennial Steering Committee: Kendi Root, Chair Acknowledgement of Donors: Kendi Root, Chair Special Acknowledgements: Steve Owens, SLO County Journal, and Pierre Rademaker, Rademaker Design,, Connie Pearce, Madonna Inn Mayor Romero SESQUICENTENNIAL BITES: Deborah Cash, Pierre Rademaker Cake Cutting Ceremony: Mayor Romero � �. 7:00 p.m. Go/d Coast Cora/Group(To be confirmed) G:\Sesquicentennia�l0-12-06.Program.doc Last printed 9/25/2006 2:10 PM I . ...................................................... . ._...... ...._...__.._...._......................_..._....._.......�....._..._.............................. _...... ....... . ............... Be+sy Kiser- RE: City's BDay Celebration a+Farmer's Market . . _. Page_1 I �.. ... ;�. .. ......,�.... � From: "Lauren Chester" <LaurenC�madonnainn.com> ( 1 To: <Donna.Lewis�gmacm.com> v Date: 9/27/06 8:40AM , Subject: RE: City's BDay Celebration at Farmer's Market Hello Donna, Connie forwarded us your e-mail since Susie in currently on vacation. To answer your questions and to reiterate: . -As Connie said, we can supply the napkins, which, as you said, can be used to serve the cake as was done for the Amgen bike race. -We will begin to distribute the sheet cakes at the start of Farmer's Market, with the Circus Cake on display until the Mayor cuts into it. Then, we can continue to hold off on the Gircus Cake and keep it on display, or we can cut into and serve the Circus Cake to the public as well. -We can easily bring an extra table (or tables)to have on hand. -We will be arriving at 5:30pm on Chorro Street to set up. -As far as help, we will be bcinging our own staff to help cut and serve the cake, so you do not need to worry about bringing anyone for that purpose. However, thank you for offering a helping hand! Everything else you mentioned in your e-mail below sounds wonderful. . We're excited to be there and help out! If you have any more questions or need anything further, please feel free to contact either myself or Alexis via e-mail or phone. Otherwise, we'll see you on October 12th at about 5:30pm. • Take care, Lauren Chester, Banquet Manager Banquet Department Madonna Inn • (805)784-2410-Direct Line (805)787-0636-Fax lauren C�madonnainn.com From: Lewis, Donna-CA[mailto:Donna.LewisGgmacm.com] Sent: Mon 9/25/2006 329 PM To: Connie Pearce Cc: Betsy Kiser , Subject: City's BDay Celebration at Farmer's Market Connie: OHi there...just wanted to touch base since we are getting closer to . ............... ..............._... .................. ................ Betsy KisP,r- RE: City's_BDay Celebration a+ Farmer's Market . .._._.. ... ..._. ... . . .... .�......._. .. . Page 2 October 12th to let you know a few things: CG - The City's plan is to set up booths on Chorro between Higuera and Monterey. The Madonna Inn van can be parked right by the corner of Chorro and Monterey(by Johnson's for Children). Set up will begin around 5:30pm. There will be a few booths on that street and the idea is the coax people into strolling down to check out the various booths and displays (Firefighter's, Police, City, Historical Society, etc.). - There will be one or two tables set up to accommodate the Circus Cake and other cake to be distributed but it's my thought that if you have any extra, you might want to bring down one other table for back up. - I couldn't remember if you had said that you could also provide napKins..:if so, that would be great. We are planning to distribute cake like it was done for the bike race which is to cut smaller pieces and place them on a napkin rather than worry about plates and forks. The idea behind the Circus Cake it to have it set up for the Mayor to cut sometime after 6:30 after the "dog and pony"show. Our thought is that the other cake can be passed out as soon as Farmer's Market starts. The plan is to be in that location from about 6:OOpm-8:OOpm roughly. - Do you need help or will you have a couple people who can help distribute cake? I can be there and I can bring my kids to help � which I tliought would be fun but wasn't sure what you had planned. Can you let me know? - So that you know the program will consist of an announcement by the Sesquicentennial Committee Chair, Opening Comments by the Mayor, Intro of Council Members, Intro of former Mayors, Presentation of Plaque by Native Sons of the Golden West to City, Introduction of Steering Committee, Special Acknowledgements (including Madonna Inn for providing the cake), and then the cutting of the cake by Mayor Romero. Please let me know if you have any questions at this point. Otherwise we will plan on seeing the Madonna Inn van downtown on the 12th between 5:30-6:OOpm. And thank you again for the donation... we really - appreciate your support of this. Donna Lewis Loan Officer GMAC Mortgage � 560B Higuera Street • San Luis Obispo CA 93401 . .....:........ ....:._.._._.. . _..........__._........_ ...._........... _......._........._.............................. ; Betsy Kiser- RE: City's BDay Celebration at Farmer's Market _Page 3 ��.,..--� � O (805) 543-2727, ext 422 (800) 945-2727, ext 422 (805) 547-3894, fax (805) 235-0463, cell """"`*"'**""'***'"""' Intemet E-mail Confidentiality .*.......,�.,,........�,,,, The information contained in this communication is the property of GMAC Residential Holding Corp. and/or its subsidiaries and contains confidential and privileged proprietary information intended only for the personal and confidential use of the individual or entity to whom it is addressed. If you are not the addressee indicated in this message (or an agent responsible for delivery of the message to such person), you are hereby notified that you have received this communication in error and that any review, dissemination, copying or unauthorized use of this message is strictly prohibited. In such case, you should destroy this message and kindly notify the sender by reply e-mail. � CC: <BKiserC�slocity.org> O - � �J Agenda Sesquicentennial Steering Committee September 21, 2006 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room, City Hall Meeting Chair: Kendi Root 1. Update on October 12 Birthday Celebration a. Assignments . b. Program . 2. Update on pioposed events/activities a. Recognition of banner donations • b. Banner presentations c. Payment of banners � 3. Other items of discussion Sesquicentennial Subcommittee ��ecklist_(from 8/30/06 m�ee i`ng)l � —�---�----�.�-J Item In Charge �Native Sons of Pioneers Plaque (finalize) Audrey 36" Metal base at Corp yard ("Sponsored by Rotary") �Attendance at Sons of Pioneers 10/�event and Cify Hall Plaque Hanging p,�ey �� .�� r �' - D�'L�rvis �Contact Pat O'Donnell to coordinate display Kim Contact County Band ' Ghristine �n•� C�--o�:,e �� ,.rF�aun ��n��`�"'� Move Banner to Chorro St. from outlying area Ron Combs (Betsy& Deborah coordinate) �Banner stand to use temporarily Deborah elnfo on selling banners for"What's New"page Kim to write for Barb Include photo Deborah will email to Kim �Press Release Kim �Framed front pages from the Tribune Linda eEasels - borrow from Council Audrey Easels -3-4 from Parks & Rec Betsy/Marti �Dis-invite (mailing list)for the 10/21 event -mention banner/website Christine � � XX $500 for� cups w�b te� Audrey to ask Ken; Christine to order � �Banner contribution to SLO Journal Hist. Society, Midstate, Mission Bank, PG&E �Program -to be finalized at next full Sesqui meeting 9/21 Audrey will work with Kendi XX Master of Ceremonies -Mayor Betsy/Audrey Q Mayor's Speech Kim Photos of Past Mayors Audrey check on Hilding doing photos-will email us Provide list of past Mayors w/current addresses to Kendi Audrey will check w/Barb for list so she can write letter to inviting prior to 9/20 � ��( � � , d� P�S� , � /� � PA system &table Parks & Rec � ` �`` QTwo extra waste receptacles, lights & balloons Downtown Assoc. � , I�, �6� 9J � -�- . (�j � � '^ , � �C-� �� (� � ��r� o -- �� r �l � (,� I I�`"`� U � � � . _ �; Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration August 17, 2006 � Council Hearing Room,City Hall In Attendance Steve Owens, Maria Peluso, Chris Gardner, and Landy Fike City Staff Betsy Kiser and Audrey Hooper Sub-Committee Reports: 1. Public Relations: • The SLO Journal is continuing to provide extensive coverage on the Sesquicentennial celebration. The September issue on Agriculture is at the printer. � Ken Schwartz was on Insight on August 2 and the spot began running on all Clear Channel stations August 5`�. • Kim Walker will be asking Jim Brabeck to do an interview for Insight on agriculture for September. 2. Grand Finale • Madonna Inn has agreed to donate 1,000 pieces of cake and create a giant birthda.y cake for the Farmer's Market celebration. • The details of the event will be worked out at the next steering committee meeting. . 3. Monthlv Theme � There will be a new trivia question on the website. �� • October's theme is Arts. 4. Community Outreach • On Channe120, the City is broadcasting the history of Mission Plaza. • SLOPD has received their Sesquicentennial badges which they will wear through next year. The Fire Dept. is working on a similar commemorarive badge. The next meetin�will be Thursdav, September 21 at noon in the Council Hearin�Room C .� , . _ �� J �� - � - - � - - � ��,,_, . � - - - - � . �UI S� s o� - � o Agenda � � Sesquicentennial Steering Committee August 17, 2006 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room, City Hall Meeting Chair: Kendi Root 1. Update from Sub Committees a. Public Relations.J b. Grand Finale Update and Planning Process� � c. Monthly Theme � �� .- d. Community Outreach � 2. Update on proposed events/activities 3. Other items of discussion � 4. Next meeting date, Thursda , September 21 at noon � � � � �, � Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration O July 20,2006 Council Hearing Room, City Hall In Attendance Donna Lewis, June McIvor, Ken Schwartz, Landy Fike, and Jackie Crane City Staff Betsy Kiser, Audrey Hooper, Molly Brown, Deborah Cash and Ashley Lopez Sub-Commi4tee Reports: 1. Public Relations: • The SLO Journal is,continuing to provide extensive coverage on the Sesquicentennial celebration. • The downtown banners are scheduled to go up in the next week. • KCBX is interested in doing a series on the Sesquicentennial. 2. Grand Finale • The committee decided that the current Grand Finale celebrarion would be canceled for lack of support, funds, and participation. • The event will be replaced by a Happy 150`�Birthday Celebration at Farmer's Market on � October 12. • The subcommittee will meet to work on the details and return with a task list to diwy up at the steering committee meeting. ��-- 3. Monthlv Theme � • There is a new trivia question on the website. • Ken Schwartz will speak about govemment for the Insight program on 8/2. 4. Communitv Outreach • The Daybreak Rotary Group has requested a presentation on the Sesquicentennial. Donna Lewis will check with Pierre Rademaker about doing the Sesqui-tidbits for the group. • Piene and Deborah Cash are presenting the tidbits to the Wednesday Rotary. Update on Proposed Events/Activities 1. 4'h of Julv Celebration • The 4`�of July celebration at Mitchell Park was a huge success. Several thousand people were in attendance. 2. Seagrave • The restoration is coming along and the first four objectives have been achieved. • The Madonna family donated shop space and$12,000 has been raised for restoration. • More fundraising still needs to be done to complete the project. • The truck will be on display at Farmer.'s Market on October 12 with its body work and paint complete. The next meetine will be Thursdav,Au�ust 17 at.noon in the Council Hearin Room O � y�� -� � �� Agenda Sesquicentennial Steering Committee July 20, 2006 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room, City Hall Meeting Chair: Kendi Root 1. Update from Sub Committees a. Public Relations— SLO Joumal article Status of banners Radio Spots (possibly Schwartz) b. Grand Finale Update and Planning Process c. Monthly Theme—August=government d. Community Outreach Old Fashion 4`h of July report 2. Update on proposed events/activities 3. Other items of discussion 4. Next meeting date, Thursday, August 17 at noon I � � � Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration ,-� June 15, 2006 � Council gIearing Room,City Hall In Attendance Pat O'Daniels, Donna Lewis, Kendi Root, Pierre Rademaker,Manny Silva and Steve Owens Ciry Staff: Betsy Kiser, Christine Wallace, Audrey Hooper, Patty Thompson, Deborah Cash and Sheridan Bohlken Sub-Committee Reuorts: � 1. Public Relations: • The SLO Journal is continuing to provide extensive coverage on the Sesquicentennial celebration. • The walking tour that Rob Bryn is creating the voice over for is nearing completion. • Pierre Rademaker presented a mock-up of the banner design. Deborah Cash will work with Pierre to get the banners ordered. The committee elected to order five more banners than are currently funded which Pat O'Daniels and Kendi Root are going to sell to sponsors. The committee will make all of the banners available for purchase to businesses and individuals when they are decommissioned as souvenirs of the celebration. • Manny Silva made a presentation regarding the commemorative plaque that the Native Sons of the Golden West will be donating to the City. It will be a standard brass plaque that they will present to the City at the October 21 Grand Finale. Manny brought some possible ' language for the plaque that committee members approved. The City will absorb the cost of • installation, in a yet-to-be determined location. 2. Grand Finale • The mailing will go out in August for the event. • It has been determined that the BBQ cannot be in Mission Plaza, and the Finale committee will meet soon to lay out final plans for the celebration. • The Seagrave will be at the event, with room for three other vehicles. Pat O'Daniels is looking into the possibility of having a few classic cars. 3. Monthlv Theme • Steve Owens reported that the July SLO Journal will be arts and culture as they were too difficult to report separately. 4. Communitv Outreach • Piene Rademaker and Deborah Cash made their scripted presentation at Good Morning SLO. They received a great response, with many people asking to be emailed the information in the skit. Update on Proposed Events/Activities 1. 4t of Julv Celebrallon • The 4`�of July celebration at Mitchell Park will include a lot of activities, many in the Senior Center. There will be a pie eating contest, cake walk, trains and whistles to paint, Bingo, a � dunk tank and a band. O � � . ,� '. . � 1 \� � � A banner promoting the event will hang over Higuera St. a week before the event and will then be hung on from the gazebo at the park on July 4cn O • Parks and Recreation has ordered 500 tumblers with the Sesquicentennial logo and the Senior Center has magnets that they will be offering. 2. Seagrave • The Association of Realtors raised$5,000 in their raffle to support the Seagrave restoration proj ect. The next meetin�of the committee will be Thursdav, Julv 20 at noon in the Council Hearing Room. �, O � ��\ � ��: p / Agernda Sesquicentennial Steering Committee June 15, 2006 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room, City Hall Meeting Chair: Kendi Root 1. Update from Sub Committees a. Public Relations b. Grand Finale Update and Planning Process c. Monthly Theme d. Community Outreach 2. Update on proposed events/activities a. 4`h of July in Mitchell Park 3. Other items of discussion 4. Next meeting date, Thursday,July 20 at noon ;- � C: Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration May 18, 2006 Council �Iearing Room,City Hall In Attendance Ken Schwartz, Pat O'Daniels, Donna Lewis, Dianne Tuttle, and June McIvor City Staff: Betsy Kiser, Christine Wallace,Ashley Blake, Audrey Hooper, and Molly Brown Sub-Committee Reports: 1. Public Relations: — The steering committee will go forward and purchase the flag pole banners for downtown. Three organizations donated enough money to purchase between 19-20 banners. Deborah Cash will place the order. — Pat O'Daniels will try to secure additional funding for more banners by next Friday the 26`t'. — The Downtown Association will purchase the $75 Sesquicentennial Event insert to their banner to hang across Higuera Street in October. The Parks and Recreation Department will waive the installation fee for having the banner hung. — Deborah Cash and Pierre Rademaker have a presentation at the next Good Morning SLO to present the Sesquicentennial. — The SLO Journal printed another article in this month's magazine pertaining to historical preservation. — Kim Walker is working with KSBY to secure a monthly spot to discuss the Sesquicentennial Celebrations. The June spot will focus on education so the steering committee brainstormed possible ideas/topics for the 12 minute slot. The leading idea was to contact Ed Valentine and discuss the schools in the City. Audrey Hooper will follow up with Ed and confirm the date with Kim. — The San Luis Obispo Triathlon will have the Sesquicentennial logo on all the water bottles and medals for this year's event. The logo will. be slightly simplified for printing purposes. 2. Grand Finale — The sub-committee met on Wednesday, May 17`h to continue finalizing the event. — Two participant lists are being developed: one for entertainment in the Mission's amphitheatre and another for booth applicants. — Potential applicants will have the opportunity to apply for a booth space from August 7`n_ 25`h. All accepted applicants will be notified by September 15T to begin planning for the event. — The event will run from 10:30 a.m. concluding with the music in the Mission at 5:30 p.m. — At some time during the event, there should be a program that includes the Mayor and other dignitaries to speak briefly on the Sesquicentennial and possibly accept the plaque that is being proposed by the Native Sons 3. Monthlv Theme — The PowerPoint presentarions of the Mission walk and Historical walk are almost complete. Rob Brynn will be the voice over. �;.. �"� �. ' � 4. Communitv Outreach — The webpage updates are in progress. The City's Webster will link the City's website to www.slo 150.com/phndev/index.php. Other: — Plans for the 4`h of July Celebration sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department and Rotary is almost finalized. The bands/entertainers will perform at the bandstand throughout the day with the Senior Center open for an open house. — The County Band will practice at the Mitchell Park Bandstand on Thursdays for five weeks starting June 29-July 27. — The Native Sons are interested in donating a plaque to the City of San Luis Obispo. The proper location for the donation was discussed(a City park or the Council Chambers). June McIvor and Betsy Kiser will coordinate this donation from the group. The next meetin�of the committee will be Thursdav,June 15 in the Council Hearin R� oom - ---t � �.J Agenda Sesquicentennial Steering Committee May 1 S, 2006 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room; City Hall Meeting Chair: Kendi Root 1. Update from Sub Committees a. Public Relations i. Donation from PG&E and others for banners, next step—Betsy Kiser, Pierre Redemaker, Deborah Cash ii. Deborah and Pierre's upcoming presentation at Good Morning SLO iii. Article in May's SLO Journal iv. 101.3 radio spot report,next speaker—Kim Walker v. Calendar of Events - b. Grand Finale Update and Planning Process c. Monthly Theme i. May theme—Historical Preservation; June theme -Education ii. Webpage updates in progress iii. Status of PowerPoint presentation of Mission walk and Historical walks— Audrey Hooper and Kim Walker d. Community Outreach i. www.s1o150.com/phpdev/index.phn ii. www.arcli�htmedia.com and the historical society. iii. Status of Legacy Projects iv. Database update 2. Update on proposed events/activities a. 4`h of July in Mitchell Park 3. Other items of discussion a. New Item: commemorative plaque from Native Sons 4. Next meeting date, Thursday, June 15 �......_._.._�..__......_.._._.__.__._._.._......----:�_...._......_.___..�__._.-- -... .._... .............. .........._...._._........._._..__....._..._._ ......_.....___..._....... _.....------...._...._.. __.._._�_.__ _..... Bets,y Kis�r:Sesquicentenrnal Sponso_rsh��s _ .._ .. . Page 1 .......... ......... . .. . �. ✓,: From: April Richardson G To: Kiser, Betsy Date: 5/12/06 3:25PM Subject: Sesquicentennial Sponsorships Here are the 2 that are sponsoring the banners: Mission Community Bank$250.00 Mid-State Bank$1000.00 � � � � � �� And you were right, asking for that money wasn't so bad. � �� S'O April � �� c7 31 � c _.. ...... ......... . . .._.... ..... ........ ..........................................................._._...........�..........._... .... ....... .............................. . ::......... :. . ...... .. . _Bets�K'iser_:,Fte: Sesquicentennial Agend� ..._._._._....___._..._........_..___._ ---. .... .. ., . ..�.__...�_.. ........... . . . .. ..Pa9e 1.; . �. • From: Deborah Cash <dcashC�ldowntownslo.com> To: "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�3slocity.org> Date: 5/16/06 2:17PM Subject: Re: Sesquicentennial Agenda Betsy, I am not able to attend Thursday's meeting however if you'd like to share the following information and have the committee decide if it's worth spending the money on, I can place the order next week. (Also need art work and wording). 20 banners x$145 $2,900 tax 210 hanging' 700 Total 3,810 *The usual fee for hanging/taking down is$1,500 however since we can have one round of our banners hung when the Sesquicentennial banners come down, we can split that and since 20 is less than 31, I've reduced the cost although I have to double cFieck that. Also, if the fee is waived for hanging our DA banner for the occasion with a Sesqui Grand Finale insert,we'll pay for the insert and save the committee the$75. Since the difference between the donation and the cost of 20 is only$108, maybe we can "find"that extra somewhere-- would be nice to do as many as possible. Let me know what everyone decides and we'll go from there, thanks. On May 16, 2006, at 2:00 PM, Betsy Kiser wrote: � > Deborah,We can talk about that at the meeting. It looks like we have >$3,750 from donations, so we will need to reduce the number of banners >accordingly. We also need about$75 for an insert into your downtown > banner, and since this is our only source of money, I guess we should >probably count on $3675 for the banners. > > Betsy Kiser > Parks and Recreation Director > 1341 Nipomo Street >San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 � >805.781.7294 > bkiserC�slocity.org > »» Deborah Cash <dcashC�3downtownslo.com>05/16/06 01:39PM »> > Please let me know if and when any banners are to be ordered and I'll > > be happy to work with the committee on that,thanks >On May 16, 2006, at 7:51 AM, April Richardson wrote: > » Please find attached the agenda for the sesquicentennial meeting on > »Thursday. > > • ;�.._.......__....._._....—�_.------------....— �_�.—_..� _......_._..._.._.�. _�.- --_��_ —_----_�. . ;_Betsy Kiser_;._RE: Sesquicentennial Banna-oroposal,- Mission Community__Bank __ - Page 1_ From: April Richardson � . To: Moon, Kevin �� Date: 5/4/06 7:56AM Subject: RE: Sesquicentennial Banner Proposal - Mission Community Bank Kevin, Thank you so much for the sponsorship. Please mail the check to: City of San Luis Obispo Attn:April Richardson 990 Palm St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 April Richardson Administrative Assistant 805-781-7123 arichard C�slocity.org »> "Kevin Moon" <kmoonC�3missioncommunitybank.com>05/03/06 02:36PM »> April, We would like to support the banner project with a check for$250. Should I mail it to your attention? Kevin W. Moon C � SVP Marketing Director Mission Community Bank kmoon C�MissionCommunitvBank.com (805) 597-6197 -----Original Message----- From:April Richardson fma'ilto:ARichardC�slocitv.or41 Sent: Wednesday,April 19,2006 4:54 PM To: kmoonC�missioncommunitvbank.com Subject: Sesquicentennial Banner Proposal Kevin, Thank you for taking the time to consider the attached proposal. Please contact me is you have any questions. April Richardson Administrative Assistant 805-781-7123 arichard C�slocitv.ora � � ._._._.._._.__ ...._ ____ _. _.—__ _ _..._.�._ —..__..._________._.�...____._^._..._..__.�........_. ..—__.._..._.. ;Betsy_Kis�r;Re: Mitchel Park Bandstand,.Q�;City Sesquicentennial __. _____ Page_1 : _ _. ....._ .. .___ _...� ---.._.._ ___. ... __ ...------,._.._... ....---.. .::�. i . �. From: Linda Fitrgerald O To: CWALLACEC�slocity.org Date: 5/2/06 2:41 PM Subject: Re: Mitchel Park Bandstand&City Sesquicentennial Before we divert him elsewhere, let's look this over and discuss with Betsy. I don't think this is a bad idea. Linda FitZgerald, CPSI Recreation Manager City of San Luis Obispo Ifitzgerald C�1 slocity.org (805)781-7293- phone (805)781-7292-fax »>Christine Wallace 05/02/06 12:53 PM »> � Mr. Grosse, Thank you for your inquiry regarding the use of Mitchell Park.We would like to help out with your rehearsals, however there are a few challenges that may not be unsurmountable. First,Thursday evening is Farmers' Market downtown. Parking truly does not exist anywhere in that neighborhood during that time. Folks that work downtown park during the day and then leave, but the Market attendees then flood the area. It would be difficult to schedule and promote something on an ongoing basis for Thursdays in Mitchell Park because of the parking issue. Secondly, waiving the fees could be possible; however,we do not have lights to offer, only electricity. If the electricity were to be tapped into, the fee waiver would need to be re-examined. Could you call me when you have a moment to discuss this further? I want to make sure I understand your needs and maybe figure out an alternate location. My number is 781-7303 which is my direct line. ,�� Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you. Christine Wallace Recreation Coordinator cwallace(�slocity.org 805.781.7303 »><rgrosseC�calpoly.edu>05/02/06 11:07AM »> Griselda&James, As transmitted to Ashley Blake last week, the SLO County Band would like to use Mitchell Park Bandstand as part of the City Sesquicentennial by scheduling our summer rehearsals there as twilight concerts open to the public under the Sesquicentennial promotion banner. The problem we have is that we were quoted a fee for the Park that would be a budget breaker for us. We rehearse on Thursday evening 7-9 pm and would make the first hour into the "twilight concert time". Can you help us in getting the fee waived or reduced? We would need lights--otherwise,we are self- contained. Thanks for your help, Bob Grosse SLO County Band VP CC: bkiser ,� ._....... .. ... .... ............�........ .......�_...__. .. ._........�_...._..................,.... .._......_............... .... .. ... ................._....... ...._........ _..... ... _..... . Betsy Ki$;r.- FW:S_LO Symphony and th^ SLO Sesquicentennial _ _. _ Page_1 �� -- - ....._ , _ . � � • From: "June Mclvor" <JuneC�ssblaw.com> To: "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org>, <krootC�calpoly.edu> Date: 4/21/06 4:04PM Subject: FW: SLO Symphony and the SLO Sesquicentennial Belated update from the SLO Symphony.... June R. Mclvor Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut&Baggett From: Patty Thayer[mailto:patty�slosymphony.com] Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 3:28 PM To: June Mclvor Subject: RE: SLO Symphony and the SLO Sesquicentennial Hi June, OSorry I took so long to get back to you- iYs been one of those weeks! The Marketing Committee agreed that we want to do something in the brochure with the sesquicentennial logo and a mention of the celebration. We are keying in on the October Opening Night concert- since that is Arts month for the Sesquicentennial celebration and seems to be the proper time to do it. We have mentioned to Mike the fact of the anniversary-whether he programs something that ties in to that is entirely up to him. We will certainly use the logo and tie it all in with the text somehow. We will be exploring other ideas as we put together the brochure as well as plan for opening n.ight celebrations. We'll keep you posted-and we'll miss your presence on the board!! Thanks for checking in- --Patty Patty Thayer Marketing & PR • (805) 543-3533 Ext. #105 '_B_..........�_...__._..___._......_._._........._.._..........�...��......... ......... .......... .. ............�_.._..._........_._..........---------....................... ... .. _...._._.............------._......_...._.._....._............................................ ........... . etsy Kis;;r_FW:_SLO Symphony_and_th� SLO Sesquicentennial_. .._..__._..—..._____._............... _..�.__.._...--.-- ...._..._Page 2.� � O From:June Mclvor[mailto:JuneC�ssblaw.com] Sent:Tuesday, April 18, 2006 4:57 PM To: patty(�slosymphony.com Subject: SLO Symphony and the SLO Sesquicentennial Patty,what was the outcome of the marketing committee's discussions about the Sesquicentennial? Does it look like the Symphony will tie in somehow? Can I provide any additional assistance or answer any questions? Thanks in advance for the update! Sincerely, June C June R. Mclvor Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut& Baggett 1010 Peach Street P.O. Box 31 (93406) San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Telephone (805) 541-2800 Facsimile (805) 541-2802 june�ssblaw.com <mailto:juneC�3ssblaw.com> NOTICE This Email is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution of this email or its contents is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply mail and destroy the original and all copies of the original message. � ^ , ,J Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration April 20, 2006 Council Hearing Room, City Hall In attendance Ken Schwartz, Pat O'Daniels, Donna Lewis and Steve Owens City Staff.• Ashley Blake, Betsy Kiser, Kim Walker, Tracy Ferguson, Pariy Thompson, Christine Wallace, Ashley Lopez and April Richardson Sub-Committee Reports: 1. Public Relations: • PG&E is willing to donate$2500 for the flagpole banners. SESLOC, Mission Community and Coast National Bank have been contacted and expressed interest in contributing to the project. • The SLO Realtors have printed the tickets for the Seagrave raffle. The firefighters have donated a station dinner for the raffle. The tickets will sell for$5.00 each and are expected to raise $10,000.00. The drawing is scheduled for June 1, 2006 at , Farmer's Market. • The SLO Joumal has four historical articles in their current issue. They are working with the education theme for the next issue. • Kim Walker reported that the spot Dave Garth and Dan Krieger produced was so informative; they expanded it from 12 to 30 minutes. The spot has run several times on Clear Channel stations. Kim will ask for a copy of the broadcast to share with the committee. The host of the spot has changed and Kim is in the process of booking new speakers for May. 2. Grand Finale: • Ashley Blake reported that the booth applications are complete and that the rules and regulations for the event are in the final stages. Over 200 applications will be sent out, with spots for about 75 booths. • Betsy Kiser asked for a consensus from the non-City committee members about serving beer and wine at the event. The members gave their consent. 3. Monthlv Theme: • Tracy Ferguson reported that they are working on setting up a link to the sesquicentennial page from the City website. The site will contain the logo with usage guidelines, the booth application and the calendar of events. The Historical � Society will add this link to their webpage. • Audrey Hooper has asked Rob Bryn to narrate her PowerPoint presentation of the Mission walk. This will run on Channe120. Other: • Betsy Kiser reported that the various Youth Sports Association members will be incorporating the event into upcoming tournaments. • The Jack House is using the theme for their Victorian Games Day on June 25, 2006. • SLO PD and Fire have their sesquicenteru�ial badges on order. Many firefighters and officers have purchased these special edition badges. Ncxt Stcei•ing Committcc Mecting: Thursday, May IS at noon in thc Council Hcaring Room, City Hall. � J Agenda Sesquicentennial Steering Committee Apri120, 2006 \ 12:00 p.m. �" Council Hearing Room, City Hall Meeting Chair: Kendi Root 1. Update from Sub Committees a. Public Relations -Mary i. Tom Jones & PG&E Donation - Betsy ii. Calendar of Events—Betsy and Mary iii. SLO Journal Update - Steve iv. 101.3 radio spot update- Kim b. Grand Finale i. Update on interested parties-June ii. Mailing list update—Ashley iii. Alcohol Sales -Deborah c. Monthly Theme i. April theme is Business &Leadership; May theme is Historical Preservation ii. Status report—Kim and Molly d. Community Outreach i. www.s1o150.com/phpdev/index.phn ii. www.arcli�htmedia.com and the historical society. iii. Legacy projects update—Donna, Pierre e. Fundraising and Products i. Banners Update 2. Other items of discussion Next Steering Committee meeting: Thursday, May18 at noon in the Council Hearing Room, City Hall _................................_.._._..__.._..._-----..^_..�.._._..._�.__—...__......_.__._---_.�......__.____... _...__.._�_.._....__...__......._.........___._.._...._......_._..._........._........._.._—___.T..--- Betsy Kiser- 150th_Community Outreach �:�gdate �_ Page 1; � � From: "June Mclvor" <JuneC�ssblaw.com> O To: "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org> Date: 4/19/06 4:13PM Subject: 150th Community Outreach Update Betsy, unfortunately, the community outreach subcommittee does not have much to report. Despite our letters and follow up contacts, we have not gotten much interest back from groups on tying into the Sesquicentennial celebration. You know about the plaos of the Realtors to help out with the Seagrave. 1 believe the Rotary July 4th picnic at Mitchell Park is tying in, and that the Senior Center will have an open house that day: The SLO Symphony is considering a tie-in but I have not heard definitively. Heritage Inn would like to tie in and is looking at an open house in May. I am speaking to the Native Sons of the Golden West next month on the subject but I'm not sure what they will do. Denny McLean is involved with that group and I understand he works for the City water dept so if you can corrall him into some action,that would be great. Anyway, as I mentioned, I will not be able to be at the meeting tomorrow so I trust you will relay our report. Thanks! June June R. Mclvor Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut& Baggett 1010 Peach Street P.O. Box 31 (93406) San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Telephone (805) 541-2800 Facsimile (805) 541-2802 juneC�ssblaw.com <mailto:june�ssblaw.com> NOTICE This Email is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution of this email or its contents is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply mail and destroy the original and all copies of the original message. � _. _.....__......_................. . ......__.. ......... ......................................._....... . .. ...... . . ..:..._�......_.... ......._.. . _........ . ._...._ ....._.._........_._..._....._.. _...._ � Betsy Kiser- RE: Sesquicentennial.logo. __ . _ _ _ ,- Page 1_; , �. From: "Robin Dudley" <robinC�dudleybusinessdevelopment.com> To: "'Betsy Kiser"' <BKiserC�slocity.org> � Date: 4/18/061:34PM Subject: RE: Sesquicentennial logo Thanks Betsy. It was nice to talk with you. I did connect with Mary Verdin after we talked. It sounds like just Sandy Baer is submitting her monthly article on the 150th to the Journal, but it may not include any activities ..: since Mary said there weren't any(other than the Heritage Inn's) events sent in. I called Steve Owens directly to see if I could slide in a blurb under the announcements section, but they had their answering machine on ... wisely, since I'm sure they are on deadline and want to avoid last minute calls like this. :) Anyway, I'll create a press release and send it out to the Trib and other media separately(with a copy to Mary) once I can nail down more details. Meanwhile, 1) I'll see if Georgia Adrian will consider adding the Sesquicentennial logo and link to the Heritage Inn website, 2) I'll email the information to April for the calendar and 3) We'll proceed with my original plan to promote in through the VCB's "SLO Deals" and direct mail. Thanks! Robin Robin Dudley � Dudley Business Development PO Box 15709 San Luis Obispo, CA 03406 (805) 781-3058 (805) 781-2619 fax robin C�dudleybusinessdevelopment.com -----Original Message----- From: Betsy Kiser[mailto:BKiserC�slocity.org] Sent:Tuesday, April 18, 2006 12:17 PM To: robinC�dudleybusinessdevelopment.com Subject: Sesquicentennial logo Attached Betsy Kiser Parks and Recreation Director 1341 Nipomo Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805.781.7294 bkiserC�slocity.org • S"'_._..,..._.__.... .. . ...._..._._.._...._......�... .._.._..__..........................................,....... ......._._................................. ..... . .. ... .. .... ... .......... ......_............. ..... BE� 'Kiser- FiE: SLOARO Sesquicenten�'�I Plans___._..._.____ ____.._._....______ _. �._.�.._.... ... ______... .__.___ ...._. Page_1 _._... _._... .._.._._._._....---------- ----- � ' .✓ From: "Lisa Smith"<IsmithC�3slorealtors.org> ' To: "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org> � Date: 3/30/06 9:40AM Subject: RE: SLOARO Sesquicentennial Plans You are so welcome Betsy! And thank you for all of your efforts! Best Regards! Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORSO Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. � San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC�slorealtors.org <mailto:IsmithC�slorealtors.org> -----Original Message----- From: Betsy Kiser[mailto:BKiserC�slocity.org] Sent:Thursday, March 30, 2006 9:37 AM To: Ismith C�slorealtors.org Cc: krootC�calpoly.edu; >; Barbara Ehrbar; Kim Walker;JuneC�3ssblaw.com Subject: Re: SLOARO Sesquicentennial Plans � Wow! That is great. And so organized. When you send the letter to the Mayor, send it to tHe other Council members also and cc Barbara Ehrbar. That way it will get on their calendars. Of course you would want to include Chief Callahan and members of the Firefighter's Association. Continue to work with Donna as far as publicity through the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee. At the last meeting we discussed the possibility of setting somthing up with the Dave Congalton show. We have a member of the committee that will serve as the contact with Dave. Via this email, I'm also letting our Chairperson and Outreach Chair know what is going on and giving a heads-up to Kim Walker, our Public Relations contact. Thank you for the update. Betsy Kiser Principal Administrative Analyst City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805)781-7151 bkiserC�3slocity.org --_ »> "Lisa Smith" <IsmithC�slorealtors.org>03/29/06 04:45PM »> � Hi Betsy...l thought I'd drop you a quick email and bring you up to date on ��: _.. ...._..............................._...._....._._......_..__..... . ._....._...._..... ... ......._.... ......__._.._....__..............,..._ ......---..._........:.........._..__..__.._._........-------............._..__................._...._....... _..........._........_.............. Betsv Ki��r- RE• SLOARO Sesquicenter� `�� Plans------__.__.___._.. __.- --.-----., _----. .---- ... _..--.----.---. ._ --- Pa9e 2: -. .._ �►.-..-—=- - ----..__ . ._.._ . , �` ,, _ our latest news. We'll be kicking off our event with our association on April 24th...which is a Monday.Which basically means we'll be delivering � the pedal truck fire engines to the various banks where they'll be on display, along with the tickets and the ticket collection jars. On April 25th, at our MLS Marketing Meeting,the Fire Dept. will be joining us and promoting the Save the Seagrave fundraiser and we'll begin sales of raffle tickets to our association members. We want to have our members and the banks educated about the event so that when May rolls around...our membership will be on top of it.Around this same time...flyer distribution will begin. We'll have flyers in our newsletter...and being distributed around town. We are on a waiting list for a soapbox spot for the April 27 Good Morning SLO Breakfast. May 1 we will begin massive sales "encouragemenY'...throughout the banks and with our volunteer sales people...and going on throughout the month of May. As we could only obtain one day per quarter to sell raffle tickets downtown at Farmer's Market...we have chosen May 18th to do this. We'll have our banner, a table, one of the cars (the fancy one!), a large poster describing the event, tickets for sale, etc. As we'll be positioned with the firemen on Chorro/Higuera...they will be helping us sell tickets! On June 1, 2006 we'll hold the drawing for the 7 pedal cars. Hopefully we'll have some local dignitaries on hand for the drawing. Around the first of May...l will prepare a letter to send to the Mayor, and anyone else that you think would be a good choice to have on hand...requesting their presence...and possibly picking the winning tickets???? We are so grateful for the support of the Committee's public relations machine! Donna Lewis has kept us informed and has been a valuable asset to us...as I'm sure she has been to you! In closing...if there is anything else you need...please do not hesitate to � contact me...We are very excited about the project...and eager to get it under way! Thanks Betsy! Sincerely, Lisa Smith, WCR, E-Pro Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORS� � Celebrating our 80th Year! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC�3slorealtors.org <mailto:lsmithC�slorealtors.org> Executive Vice President San Luis Obispo Assn. of REALTORSO Celebrating our 80th Yeac! 1926-2006 443 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-2282 805-544-2813 FAX IsmithC�slorealtors.org <mailto:IsmithC�slorealtors.org> �. � � _ � Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration March 16, 2006 Council Hearing Room, City Hall In attendance Kendi Root, Deborah Cash, Ken Schwartz, Pierre Rademaker, Pat O'Daniels,Mary Verdin, Donna Lewis and Shelley McConnell City Staff.• Ashley Blake, Audrey Hooper, Betsy Kiser, Kim Walker and April Richardson Sub-Committee Reaorts: 1. Public Relations: • PG&E is willing to donate $3000 for the flagpole banners. It was suggested that 4 other businesses be approached about donating$1000 each. Betsy Kiser will contact the local banks and airlines as possible sponsors. The banners will go up at the end of � July until the Finale event. The banners can then be auctioned or given away as raffle prizes. • Deborah Cash and Pierre Rademaker will make their Sesqui-bites presentation at Good Moming SLO on May 25, 2006. • Items for the calendar of events will go to Mary Verdin to format as press releases and be sent out to the media. • Kim Walker has reserved radio spots on Insight which runs on all Clear Channel stations Saturday mornings. It is a 12 minute edited spot with Andy Morris that works best with 2 people. The following were assigned for the monthly topics: April, Business and Leadership, Dan Krieger and Dave Garth; May,Transportation, SLO Realtors and Matt Callahan; June, Education, Julian Crocker with County Office of Education and Tagnazzini. � Kim Walker will also contact Dave Congalton to find out his interest in promoting the major events of the project including the 4�' of July BBQ, Seagrave project and Finale event. 2. Grand Finale: • The save-the-date postcard has been sent out and recipients are asking for applications. • The committee is now determining the selection criteria for applicants. • A list of volunteers is being compiled and given to Kendi Root. � The 4`h of July BBQ is sponsored by Rotary and Parks &Rec. There is a carnival at Mitchell Park with activities in the Senior Genter, the County Band and a cake walk. 3. Monthlv Theme: • The website SLO150.com is online highlighting the monthly themes. There needs to be links set up for the DA and SLO City. The page is maintained by Ron Clarke of the Historical Society. 4. Groun Outreach • Girard Parsons is writing a historical book that could be made into a DVD presentation. • Another press release is to be sent out to the community asking for events that incorporate the Sesquicentennial. w /-�.. % ' __ `.,�, o The DA has encouraged retailers to decorate their store windows during the month of October. • The Historical Walks brochure is being prepared by Park and Recreation. It will be narrated and run on Channe120. 5. Fundraising and Products • The SLO Realtors is having a fundraiser drawing for the Seagrave restoration. The winners will receive replica models of the Seagrave. Other: 1. Proposed Events and Activities • Kiwanis is scheduled to host the BBQ for the Finale in October. The dogleg will be blocked off for the event and the DA will provide wine and beer. Next Steering Committee Meeting: Thwsday, April 20 at noon in the Council Hearing Room, City E-�all. � Agenda Sesquicentennial Steering Committee March 16, 2006 12:00 p.m. . Couricil Hearing Room, City Hall Meeting Chair.• Kendi Root 1. Update from Sub Committees a. Public Relations i. Tom Jones & PG&E Donation ii. Deborah and Pierre's presentation to downtown 3/3 & future presentation , at Good Morning SLO iii. Calendar of Events iv. 101.3 radio spot schedule and speakers commitment b. Grand Finale i. Update on interested parties ii: Save the date flyer iii. Mailing list compiled iv. Use of volunteers c. Monthly Theme i. March them is tiansportation ii. Webpage updates in progress d. Community Outreach i. www.s1o150.com/phpdev/index.php ii. www.arcli�htmedia.com and the historical society. iii. Legacy projects "Projects" link iv. Database update e. Fundraising and Products i. New vendor interests 2. Update on past minute items from 2/16 meeting 3. Update on proposed events/activities 4. Other items of discussion 5. Next meeting date � a. Friday, Apri121 St - � � . J Minutes O Sesquicentennial Public Relations Subcommittee March 6, 2006 Planning Conference Room, City Hall In attendance Mary Verdin, Patricia Wilmore Ciry Staff Betsy Kiser Proiect and Event Updates: 1. Pierre Rademaker and Deborah Cash made a presentation of 150 historical facts at the DA breakfast. Clever presentation. 2. Organizations that contact the City or the Event Sub-Committee and are interested in hosting or promoting an event for the sesquicentennial will be passed along to the PR Sub- committee. The organization's event will be added to the sesquicentennial event calendar. The PR Sub-Committee will then contact the organization and offer assistance with press releases and other media material. Mary Verdin will distribute through her media list. 3. Patricia will contact Laura Spence at the Chamber to schedule a soapbox for the Good Morning SLO in March or April. She'll ask Deborah and Pierre to give an abbreviated version of their 150 historical facts presentation, and provide a handout with the complete list. 4. The calendar of events will be updated as items are added and Mary will send it out to the media each month. -- 5. Betsy is going to get the 101.3 radio spot schedule to Mary. At the next Steering Committee '�: meeting, ideas will be compiled and speakers identified for the radio spots. Patricia will spcak to Dave Congalton about doing a piece on his show about the monthly themes. 6. Betsy spoke with Tom Jones at PG&E regarding sponsorship of the City banner project. PG&E will sponsor$3,000 of the banner display,but would like to see another corporation(s) or business(es)pick up the other$4,000 needed for the entire proj ect. The committee discussed ideas about how to recognize sponsorship for this project, such as a banner at the "Big Event." � There being no other business, the meeting was adjourned at 11:35 am. � � �' If ' ...�: Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration February 16, 2006 Council Hearing Room, City Hall In attendance June McIvor, Katrin Colamarino, Deborah Cash, Ken Schwartz, Piene Rademaker, Pat O'Daniels, Steve Owens and Shelley McConnell Ciry Staff Ashley Blake, Audrey Hooper, Betsy Kiser, Christine Wallace and April Richardson Sub-Committee Iteports: 1. Public Relations: • There are 4 articles in the March SLO.Journal issue including one on transportation and another on historical street names. • Deborah Cash and Pierre Rademaker will make a presentation to downtown businesses on how they can get involved at the DA's breakfast on 3/3/06. • Betsy Kiser has received many calls from people interested in being involved in the Grand Finale which she has forwarded on to that committee. • The radio spots are being worked on. • Betsy Kiser will contact the Chamber of Commerce to get on the program for the next Good Morning SLO. 2. Grand Finale• • A save-the-date card is being sent out in the next few months. • Applications for booths will be sent out in August. The applications ask for a history of the organization and will be approved with diversity in booth type as a major consideration. • Kiwanis has agreed to host the BBQ. • The band for the amphitheatre is being selected from the DA's applications for Concerts in the Plaza. • Betsy Kiser has not heaxd back from PG&E regarding their possible sponsorship. Some specific sponsorship ideas that were suggested to approach the company with were event logo merchandise or downtown banners. Deborah Cash stated that the cost for 35 banners is $7000 for printing, display and removal and that they could be exhibited from August through October. It was decided that Betsy would approach PG&E with this sponsorship proposal. � Calls that are coming in from parties interested in being part of the Finale are being compiled into a mailing list. 3. Monthlv Theme: � � • Audrey Hooper reported that updates to the web page will be happening soon. • Public Works is now displaying the Sesquicentennial logo on all of the ,, ' vehicles. • The renovation of the Seagrave Fire Engine is moving forward. • The display case in City Hall will be decorafed, probably bimonthly, with City departments rotating responsibility. \ '. .� ✓ _ 4. Group Outreach • The committee is creating a database for mailing the outreach packet. � The committee's focus will be to help people decide what their role should be in the program. • Once they have finn dates for events, they will be passed on to the PR subcommittee. 5. Fundraisin�and Products • A list of vendors that have expressed an interest in developing merchandise and products for the event has been compiled. Other• 1. Legacv Proiect • The project is moving ahead. 2. Proposed Events and Activities • The Rotaries are planning a 4`h of July Celebration. • The Association of Realtors is pla.nning a historical home tour 5/21/06. • The Tribune is going to do articles and updates of historical significance as the event Finale approaches. • The DA will incorporate the Sesquicentennial into their Fiesta celebration on 6/3/06. Next Steering Committee Meeting: Thi�rsday, March 16 at noon in fihe Council Hcaring Room, City:Iiall. '-- V Agenda Sesquicentennial Steering Committee - February 16, 2006 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room, City Hall Meeting Chair: Kendi Root 1. Update from Sub Committees a. Public Relations b. Grand Finale c. Monthly Theme d. Group Outreach i. Community Outreach Letter Packet e. Fundraising and Products 2. Update on past minute items: 3. Update on proposed events/activities 4. Other 5. Next meeting date. ................._..............._....._........_._......................___. .___._...._._...__- ;, __�..._�_____._._...._...... ..__.._...__._..._._.._.__..__._....---.._...---.`__.._....__..�--- --- -- 'Betsy Kiser-_To the Sesquicentennial._PR �mmittee ._..,,_ _____.. . __. . .___ ______ . -- Page_1 : .r -- � From: "June Mclvor" <JuneC�ssblaw.com> �� To: "Betsy Kiser" <BKiserC�slocity.org>, "Shelly Stanwyck" <SstanwycC�slocity.org>, <maryC�verdinmarketing.com>, <slojournalC�fix.net>, <pwilmoreC�slochamber.org>, <kschwartz C�calpoly.edu> Date: 1/30/06 6:47PM Subject: To the Sesquicentennial PR Committee Dear PR Committee: � Attached please find a database of the groups that the Communiry Outreach Committee has targeted. If there are any groups on here which you were planning on targeting directly, please let us know and we'd be happy to turn those over to you. For example, at one steering committee, someone said that the PR committee was planning on making presentations to the service clubs, or at least the Rotary Clubs. If so,that is great;just let us know. Also, have you, or are you planning to, put together any PR presentation materials, such as a slide show? If so, please share it with us so that we could use it,too. If not, might you consider it? We are planning on getting letters and packets out to the groups on the attached list this week. We'll then follow up as appropriate. Sincerely, June OJune R. Mclvor Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut&Baggett 1010 Peach Street P.O. Box 31 (93406) San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Telephone (805) 541-2800 Facsimile (805) 541-2802 juneC�ssblaw.com <mailto:juneC�ssblaw.com> NOTICE This Email is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution of this email or its contents is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply mail and destroy the original and all copies of the original message. CC: "Bill Pyper" <wjpyperC�sbcglobal.net>, <annslate�charter.net>, "Donna Lewis -CA" <Donna.Lewis @ gmacm.com> • � 150"'Grou Outreach Orou Name Orou Contact Steerin Committee Contact EventlOther Comments 1. The lanuary employee newsletter contained an articte by CAO Hampian on the Sesquicentennial,displayed the logo,discussing the themes and the plans of � the Sesquicentennial Committee,and asking employees to submit ideas on how Cit of San Luis Obis o Audre Hoo er Audre Hoo er to celebrate or related stories. 2. Department Heads were provided with copies of the logo. The logo has also been made available to all employees and staff was encouraged to begin using it on documents and powerpoints and in other ways that would draw attention to the City's anniversa . 3. The Police Departrnent has designed badges with the sesquicentennial theme and these will be avallable for purchase b olice ersonnel. 4. Ci staff will be usin letterhead with the logo on it. 5. The City Clerk's office is developing the annual advisory body reoognition event with a se uicentennial theme in mind. 6. Plans have just commenced for a Community Academy later this year and the j theme will be incor orated into this program. 7. Finally,the City's Cammunity Relations Team has taken on the role of coordinating Se uicentennial•activities. They are doing the followin : a. EnsuHng that new slides going out on Channel 20 from their departrnents contain the I o. b. Preparing videos of walking tours that discuss the history of SLO to be broadcast on Channel 20. c. Working with a community member on a slide presentation of tlie Mission San Luis Obis o de Tolosa. d. Coord(nating with the employees'chapter of the NMA(National Management Association)to change the display case in the City Hall Rotunda to refled the monthl ses uicentennial themes. e. Working with staff in their own departments to implement other ideas romotin the event. 8.I forgol to let you know that the Parks 8 Recreation Department's KEY publication,which is a 46-page annual reference guide,inciuded a message about the sesquicentennial in it along with ihe logo. This guide goes to all residents. You may have received it. I live outside of the City limifs and didn't get it. 9. Another thing the City will be dofng in the very near future is placing vinyl decals using the Sesquicentennial logo on our City vehicles. We can thank our Public Works De artment for this romotion of the Ci 's anniversary! AYSO Mike Seitz Ann Bambino Division of Babe Ruth Sandra Neuschafer Ann Bi Brother Bi Sisters of SLO Co. Steve Tha er Ann Black&Gold Boosters Club Richard Kriet Ann Cam Fire Council Bett Willett Ann Giris Softball ril Youmans Ann Land Conservanc of SLO Count Brian Stark Ann The Monda Club Jo Hanson Ann NOW Ann San Luis Obis o Art Center Karen Kile Ann San Luis Obis o Mozart Festival Curtis Pendleton Ann Senior Division af Babe Ruth Ga McNanna Ann Sierra Club Ga Feldsman Ann SLO Count Bic cle Coalition Adam Fukushima Ann upm�oe�nirzooa � ;'�) �� --�� 150'�Grou Outreach - Orou Name Grou Contact Steerin Committee Contact EvenVOther Comments SLO Little Lea ue David Wardlaw Ann Soro tomisls Debbie Jensen Ann i omen's Communit Center of San Luis Obis o An ie Kin Ann Women's Network of SLO Count ?President Ann YMCA Dan Paddock Ann Youth Football Ton Flatos Ann Amtrak Bill ASI Box 55 Bill Buildin Indust Assn Jer Bunin Bill California State Milita De ariment Bill J Count Board Bill �ECOSLO BIII Film Festival Bill Friends/SLO Botanical Garden Jill Bolster-White Bill Gran e Hall Bill Hotels Association Bill Intemational Order o(Odd Fellows Che Storton Bill • Jack House Bill Kin David's Lod e#209 Ken Fowler Bill La Fiesta Bill R.S.V.P. Bill Restauranis Association Bill Retired Active Men Michael Frucht Bill Salvation Arm Bill San Luis Obis o Little Theater ponna Sellars Bill Senior Citizens Assoc. Shirle Bird Bill Senior Nutrition Pro ram Martha Nichols Bill SLO Count Builders Exchan e Bill Sons of Golden West Bill United Cerebral Pats Mark ShaHer Bill San Luis Obis o Railroad Museum Bill P er Bill SLO Count Farm Bureau Bill:Jim Braebeck SLO Coun Historical Societ Ron Clarke Bill:Ron Clarke Downtown Association Deborah Cash Deborah Cash Bisho 's Peaklfeach School Dawn Turner ponna Conrad L.Smith School PTA Rosanna Medeiros Donna CYSA Lar Sm h Donna Economic O ortunit Commission Elizabeth Steinber ponna Hawthorne School PTA Gin er Kibbe Donna Los Ranchos School PTA Christ Grierson Donna Pacheco School PTA Lorena Larez Donna San Luis Obis o Association of Realtors Donna San Luis Obis o Soccer Club Steve Davis Donna Sinsheimer School PTA Darla Ta Donna Downtown Assoc Downtown Businesses newsletter/ uarterl breakfast? Good morning SLO?Chamber Other Businesses newsletter? �RP June Academ Travel June American Le ion Post 66 June American Red Cross Kell Van Buren June California Missions Foundation June Cal Pol June Can ons and 5treams Alliance Phil Ashle June Central Coast Salmon Enhancement Connie O'Henle June U{xb!atl 1/312008 Y i � ;� ( \ 150�'Grou Outreach � Grou Name Grou Contact Steerin Committee Contact EvenUOther Commente Cuesta Colle e Kristina Kruto June Easter Seal Socie June Economic Vitalit Cor oration Michael Manchak June � Ethel Landers June GALA David Kilburn June Hos ice June HOTLINE of San Luis Obis o Count Evan Mendelson June IFC Vice President,Cal Pol Mike Motroni June ' Latino Outreach Council Linda Villanueva June Lea ue of Women Voters Mar uerite Bader June The Literac Council Bernadette Bernardi June Masonic Lod e Ivan Clifl June Peo le's Kitchen Tom Norwood June Quota International of SLO Florence Saleme June San Luis Obis Count Communit Foundation David Edwards ilune San Luis.Obis S hon Sandi Si urdson June Senior Center June SLO Communit Leadershi Foundation Laura Albers June SLO Count Carilewomen Mariam Butler June SLO Ja cees June Vision Unida Teresa Smithson June Vocal Arts Ensemble June San.Luis Obis o Lions Club Del Oin uns June-Steerin Committee Cuesta Master Chorale Kairin Colamarino Chamberof Commerce Dave Garth Patricia Wilmore Rota Club of San Luis Obis o de Tolosa Dou Dalton Pierre RademakedPR Committee Rota Club of SLO#1532 Peter Lareau Pierre RademakedPR Committee Rota Club of SLO Da reak Dou Shaw Pierre RedemakedPR Committee San Luis Obis o Count Aris Council Katrin Colamarino Shelle McConnell Kiwanis Club John Asbau h Steerin Committee O Uptlele0 II31f2006 3 ..:... ........_. .. . ................_._....... .... .......... .........::... ............._.......... . . _Betsy Kiser- Fwd; 150 year event. __. .. "' . . . ... . . .. , _Page 1 From: Betsy Kiser � To: Mcivor, June Subject: Fwd: 150 year event June- Please see the email below from Ethel Landers. She is interested in the Sesquicentennial Celebration and would be a good candidate for a group event packet. Also, I had a cail from Mr. Manny Silva, representing the Sons of the Golden West. His group is having a meeting on Feb. 20 at the Morro Bay Natural History Museum and is looking for someone to talk about our plans for the Sesquicentennial. He has something in mind for his group, but I'm not clear on what it is. His phone number is (h)528-0600 and (w)772-6225. email address: msilva@morro-bav.ca.us Could someone from the Outreach Committee contact him? Thanks. »> "Ethel Landers" <elandersC�ci.santa-maria.ca.us>01/27/06 11:57AM »> H i Betsy Read about your special 150 year celebration. I just finished as program coordinator for our Centennial and the year long celebration. (We are a teenager compared to your City!) Say, are you offering any opportunities for local non-profits to be included in activities? I am on the board of one and we'd like to plan some events with a Sesquicentennial theme. Didn't know if you had a community calendar we could join or how we could coordinate and participate. Are we allowed to use the logo? In Santa Maria we allowed non-profits to use the logo on letterhead, ads, flyers etc. and then we listed their events in our calendar of events on the City website and in handouts. I'll attach what we did as reference.Any advice is appreciated. Ethel Landers Recreation Coordinator Marketing and Development City of Santa Maria Recreation & Parks Dept. 805 925-0951 x 263 . «City Hall Logo w-low scroll tif2.TIF» «Centennial Ad B3.pdf» CC: Hoopec, Audrey; krootC�3calpoly.edu • _................ . ... ... . . .............. . . . Betsy Kiser-_Fwd: Clear Channel Insight �'-�qram---____..---- ... . ... _ -� ....._...._..__.._____ -.- .--..-----_._ ....__Page 1 � _--- --._...----._...._�.----__ � ------- - - - -�. From: Audrey Hooper C ; To: bpyperCccprinting.com; juneC�ssblaw.com; Kiser, Betsy; Stanwyck, Shelly `� Date: 1/19/06 2:14PM Subject: Fwd: Clear Channel Insight Program Please see the following e-mail from Kim Walker. I told her I would coordinate with you folks to see if we can put together teams for each of the following interviews. Please let me know if you would like to participate and/or if you have suggestions for who else we can invite. I've added the themes after each date just in case they trigger an idea for a speaker. (Just as an aside ... ) One of the things that has occurred to me a couple of times, but I keep forgetting to bring it up, is that the no one from County Government or the Library is on the Steering Committee. I know this is a City event, but the County and its history is an integral part of it. June, has the outreach committee got plans for making contact with either of these agencies? You know me, always curious. Thanks. Audrey »> Kim Walker 01/19/06 12:04PM »> Audrey and Molly, Here is a list of dates that we need someone to talk about the monthly Sesquicentennial theme.This is a 12 minute taped spot with Andy Morris. It is a great spot for two people, maybe one staff person and one community member for each broadcast. Thank you so much and I am so sorry about my crazy schedule right now. � February 1 - Environment March 1 -Transportation - March 29- Business and Leadership � May 3 - Historical Preservation �/�'oo,� � r�,�yp�,Q�Z,�/ �- ��,..--o �l �'1 -� I�� U May 31 - Education (for June) June 28- ust 2-Government � °�e„� August 30-Agriculture (for September) October 4-Arts - �n �a,n, S� �-Cjl, r��a�c��c�� S��y _ �� _/4(a,,,�. 0. m�,�� < <`� ,. �. - �._� Each of these dates will take place at 11:00 a.m. at Clear Channel, 51 Zaca Lane. These dates are s�,t so� that the spot can run the first Saturday of each month. C�,�;,�.� These dates are certainly flexible is need be, but this is a good framework for us to start. I hope this helps. � CC: Brown, Molly; Walker, Kim �.:d � � 1 • 1VIinutes Sesquicentennial Celebration January 19,2006 Council Hearing ltoom, City Hall In attendance Bill Pyper, Deborah Cash, Ken Schwartz, Kendi Root, Mary Verdin, Patricia Wilmore, Pierre Rademaker, Pat O'Daniels, Steve Owens and Shelley McConnell City Staff.• Ashley Blake, Audrey Hooper, Molly Brown, Betsy Kiser, Pariy Thompson, Matt Callahan and Cecilia Paredes Sub-Committee Reports: 1. Pub9ic Relations: • Mary Verdin reported that press packets were disfibuted to the media(American General Media, KSBY, The Tribune etc...)to generate interest in the Sesquicentennial activities. A monthly press advisory will be distributed to all media highlighting events. • Ron Clarke from the historical society will be featured in a story next week that will incorporate the Sesquicentennial theme. • Betsy Kiser will receive copies of all press releases issued by committees for publication on the City web site. • Kim Walker has secured a schedule for 101.3 monthly interviews. • SLO Journal is running a 4-page story about the Sesquicentennial theme for February. (Parks/Recreation/Tourism) • The community relations committee will follow up on the feasibility of using the logo on City vehicles. 2. Grand Finale: • The event date is October 215t(Tentatively 10 am to 5:30 pm) • Ideas presented: booths, BBQ, exhibits, displays, music and food • The Downtown Association volunteered to coordinate music and gauge interest from downtown businesses in decorating their windows for the event. • The Event theme will be decided at the next sub-committee meeting • Betsy mentioned that PG&E is a potential sponsor for finale. 3. Monthlv Theme: • The Historical Society has software to create a web site for the celebration and www.s1o150.com is available. Pat O'Daniels agreed to follow up. • Mary Verdin suggested a contractor to approach about hosting the site 4. Group Outreach • The committee will approach community groups now that the packet is complete to drum up support for the celebration. Other: 1. Le�acv Proiect :�- ' 1 ^ ,. . � • Pierre reported that initial inquiries into the construction of an arch have been favorable • An engineer and an architect have offered to donate their services for the design. • The City has offered to facilitate the process to bring the proposal through the approval process. 2. 1923 Seagrave Restoration Proiect • Matt Callahan presented the fire deparirnent's project which is aimed at restoring a fire engine that served the city from 1923 until 1941. • A project brochure using the Sesquicentennial logo and committee affiliation was presented to the committee for approval. • The grand finale group offered space at the event for the historic vehicle. 3. Citv Plans � Departments are encouraged to use the city logo in any city communications where deemed appropriate. • Sesquicentennial logo and usage guidelines were distributed to all members. Next Steering Committec Mceting: Thursday, February 16th at noon in the Council I-iearinb Room, City Hall. ;� o Agenda Sesquicentennial Steering Committee January 19, 2006 � 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room, City Hall Meeting Chair: Kendi Root 1. Update from Sub Committees a. Public Relations i. Press Packet Distribution Update ii. Update on 101.3 Interview opportunities b. Grand Finale i. Final date for October celebration ii. Possible Sponsors iii. Framework for event c. Monthly Theme i. Message board update d. Group Outreach e. Fundraising and Products i. PG&E proposal for donation 2. Update on past minute items: a. Logo Usage Guidelines distributed 3. Update on proposed events/activities a. City Plans 4. Other a. Molly Brown/Matt Callahan: Discuss restoration of a 1923 Seagrave Fire Engine 5. Next meeting date. , � ... j . : � ,n , Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration January 5,2006 Council Hearing Room, City�iall 1. Update from Subcommittees: A. Public Relations Committee: This subcommittee's purpose is to create awareness of the Sesquicentennial Celebration and provide a framework for future PR messaging. Scope: Immediately get information to the media about the Sesquicentennial. Subcommittees with general monthly press releases should forward their information to Mary Verdin who will send out the releases to the media. The targeddirect press releases will be sent directly to the media by the subcommittee(s). Strategies: 1. Develop a press packet for distribution to all media groups,to include: a. Introduction to the Sesquicentennial Celebration � b. Logo and appropriate uses c. Themes for the yeaz d. Information on the Special Event in October e. Request for a Contact from respective media f. Information that the Historical Society is available for research purposes on Monday's and Tuesday's with prior arrangement. 2. Develop a media release format for use by other sub-committees. Tasks: 1. Mary Verdin to develop press package and release asap. She will also make personal contact with media. 2. Sub-committee to coordinate with Parks and Recreation to program speakers for 101.3 interview opportunities. B. Monthlv Theme Committee:. Would like to implement a message board on the Sesquicentennial website. This would include the monthly theme, trivia questions, historical questions, stories can be downloaded, and also include press releases. The committee is waiting to hear from the City on whether or not the website can handle a message board. C. Grand Finale Committee: This committee will meet next week to discuss a possible date; there are only two weekends available in October in Mission Plaza. Contacts need to be made with possible sponsors, the city can organize an event but we need sponsors. The Grand Finale Committee and the Crroup Outreach committee will discuss possible sponsors. 1 � , � ' � . . �- Dan Kreiger discussed several organizations including, Union Pacific,Military(6`n Army Band), Development State Highway, that should be contacted and informed of the Grand Finale celebration. D. Fundraising and Products Committee: This committee has not met yet. 2. Follow up on Letterhead for use in future mailin�s: Draft letterhead has been emailed to committee for feedback. 3. Other Items Discussed: The committee discussed the idea of crearing a community wide legacy project. Pierre's idea for this legacy project was to build the arch over Marsh Street to commemorate the 150`�Anniversary. The committee can obtain the funding(sponsors) for the arch and get the approvals through the City to set the plans in motion for the arch to be built (eventually). The committee agreed that is was necessary to have both a Crrand Finale celebrarion and also a Legacy Project. ItEMINDER: 'Phe next meeting is scheduled for Thursday,January 19`�in the Council Hearing Room at City Iiall. , rno%��-, � � U� �� Agenda _ Sesquicentennial Steering Committee �� January 5, 2006 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room, City Hall Meeting Chair: June Mclvor in Kendi Root's absence. 1. Kendi attended 1/3 City Council meeting to receive the proclamation for the sesquicentennial. Audrey will hang it up at City Hall. 2. Update from Sub Committees ,P��'� -��--� � a. Public Relations �� ,��, � 1�.Q�( �c�a�^�-� b. Grand Finale �`�'`'v``�"^^ �c�'°�"'rt° Q s��-`�'r°� c.n.�o�� ,�l,c,,�,,�,,� �� c. Monthl y Theme — �Q � �� a� �n� /��,,,,,,,�� /�a�y�i, ,,,,,,�� b�dl y — V� P 6��aP� d. Group Outreach ��'^ 'b n�.e°l'`°` `r�c'n"d u°`� c�°'' t''n'�p �- P�` � � �... 7�� ,��- e. Fundraising and Products C; 3. Follow up on letterhead for use with future mailings and correspondence.�'��- 4. Update on past minute items: a. Proclamation/Complete� "'�� b. Creating a community wide legacy project �Q� � �� /��.,� 5� c. PAC 10�' Anniversary d. Rotary 4�'of July in Mitchell Park e. A�atha Reardon has confirmed participation with the Seniors. ; f. 3r grade curriculum � �D g. Final gala ideas � h. Cal Poly and Cuesta reps. � � . i. Logo guidelines kp � � 5. Update on proposed events/activities �� a. Proclamation/done b. Monthly updates on the City's splash page. � c. Prepare a video to air on government channel. \ d. Info outside Council chambers. ��J e. Log on stationary, memos etc/pending � f. Community Relations Team coordinate activity for Grand F' ale. O � �� 6. Other �-J U � 7. Next meeting date. ��e � � / � �/� `�\ ` /I : _ �.I ;Y Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration December 1,2005 Council�Iearing Room,City Hall In attendance June McIvor,Betsy Kiser, Wendy George, Christine Wallace, Ashley Blake, Audrey Hooper, Patricia Wilmore, Bill Pyper, Steve Owens, Ken Schwartz,Molly Brown, Shelly Stanwyck, Katrin Colamarino Items Discussed: ➢ Steve Owens reported that the Sa.n Luis Journal's first issue in January will include an article with the Sesquicentennial logo, themes for each month, and contact information. Sandy Baer will be writing the monthly articles for the year. ➢ Subcommittees were established as follows: Subcomminee Goals: 1. Contact absent steering committee members (in italics) and determine if they will serve on assigned subcommittee. 2. Meet prior to the holiday. 3. Determine what individual goals are and establish an action plan. (The attached project management worksheet may be used to help guide development of subcommittee goals and plans.) 1. Public Relations: this committee is to meet with and provide overall general information to media Committee Members: Betsy Kiser, Shelly Stanwyck, Steve Owens, Ken Schwartz, Patricia Wilmore, Mary Verdin Committee Chair to schedule 1 S`meetine: Betsy Kiser 2. Grand �inale: this committee to determine a date for the grand finale and approach other businesses/organizations and ask if they are interested in creating an event. Committee Members: Christine Wallace, Ashley Blake,Kendi Root, Deborah Cash, Jim Braebeck, Pierre Rademaker Committee Chair to schedule 15`meetin�: Christine Wallace 3. Monthlv Theme: this committee will be the contact for the media in gathering information for the monthly themes. They will approach groups with knowledge on the month's subject and request articles, etc. for the media to use. Committee Members: Molly Brown,Kim Walker, Audrey Hooper, representative from the Historical Society Committee Chair to schedule 1 S`meetine: Molly Brown 4. Group Outreach: this committee will follow up with organizations with their events and report to PR committee on what events are being planned. They will follow up on interest forms completed by organizations present at the Nov. 17 � �,�; ; --- P meeting. Committee will also create a press packet, etc., and identify other groups that need to be involved. Committee Members: Bill Pyper, June McIvor,Ann Slate, Donna Lewis Committee Chair to schedule ls`meetin�: Bill Pyper 5. Fundraising and Products: this committee will focus on fundraising efforts and creation of appropriate memorabilia. Committee Members: Katrin Colamarino,Shelley McConnell, Bill Pyper Committee Chair to schedule 1�meetin�: Katrin Colamarino ➢ It was suggested that future mailings to public on letterhead include all committee member names. Melissa and Betsy will create appropriate letterhead. ➢ Tentative next Town HalUCommunity member meeting: January 18`h, 5:00 pm at Ludwick Center. o The Group Outreach Subcommittee will meet and determine whether or not a town hall meeting is necessary. The alternative would be for the comrrtittee to approach organizations/service clubs, etc. and make a presentation (using a press packet) to their staff, board, or Executive Director. ➢ Next Steering Committee Meeting: Thursday, January Sth at noon in the Couricil Hearing Room, City Hall. - :--. � .__ �J AGENDA Sesquicentennial Steering Committee Thursday, December 1, 200�5 12:00 noon Council Hearing Room Attendees: 1. Re-cap General Community meeting at Ludwick Center a. Hand out: Those in attendance and interest forms 2. Needs assessment and blue print. 3. Recruit committee members to manage each segment 4. Action plans: 5. Next meeting .. .. .. . .. . ... . ......._.._..................._......_...................: ....___.... ...._..._�......... ... ..... ' Be� tsY Kiser- Minutes from_the Sesguicen* �nial PR sub-committee meeting_12/13�05 - _Page 1 --._._ ,� � From: Betsy Kiser To: kschwartC�calpoly.edu; mary@verdinmarketing.com; pwilmore@slochamber.org; slojournalC�fix.net; Stanwyck, Shelly Subject: Minutes from the Sesquicentennial PR sub-committee meeting 12/13/05 The sub-committee met at the Historical Society to develop a public relations plan for the Sesquicentennial Celebration. After reviewing the May 1956 editions of The Trib, the PR sub-committee discussed its purpose, scope, and objectives, then developed a strategy and tasks for accomplishing them. The following information highlights these areas: Purpose: To create awareness of the Sesquicentennial Celebration and provide a framework for future PR messaging. Scope: Immediately get information to the media about the Sesquicentennial. Request all sub- committees to release news releases via the PR Sub-committee using a format provided by the PR sub- committee. Strateqv: 1. Develop a press packet for distribution to all media groups, to include: a. Introduction to the Sequicentennial Celebration b. Logo and appropriate uses c. Themes for the year d. Information on the Special Event in October e. Request for a Contact from respective media f. Information that the Historical Society is available for reseach purposes on Monday's and Tuesday's with prior arrangement. • 2. Develop a media release format for use by other sub-committees. Tasks: 1. Mary Verdin to develop press package and release asap. She will also make personal contact with media.. 2. Mary to develop release format for distribution at Jan 5 meeting of Steering Committee. 3. Sub-committee to coordinate with Parks and Recreation to program speakers for 101.3 interview opportunities. In addition to the release of the press package to the media, January's SLO Journal will provide the big media splash and should create the awareness needed for other media groups to join in. CC: Ellsworth, Melissa ; kroot(�calpoly.edu � __ �,J /� � -as e:� � z�. � o� Proposed Events for Sesquicentennial Celebration 2006 The following ideas have been discussed as potential activities for throughout the year. Since we plan to designate the Community Relations Team as the committee to coordinate City-wide activities, these ideas are subject to change once they have a chance to meet and discuss. • Prepare a Proclamation for City Council for 2°d meeting in January. • Provide monthly updates on the Sesquicentennial Celebration on the City's splash page. • Prepare a video on the City for airing on our government channel throughout the year. • Ask NMA to coordinate a monthly clisplay about each department for the case outside Council chambers. • Use the Sesquicentennial Celebration logo on stationary, memos, etc. (watermark, sticker, etc.) • Have the Community Relations Team coordinate an activity for the Grand Finale. . o. _. Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration • November 17,2005 Ludwick Community Cente� In attendance Committee Members: Kendi Root, Bill Pyper, Pierre Rademaker, Molly Brown, Shelley McConnell, Ken Schwartz, Ashley Lopez, Betsy Kiser, Wendy George, Linda Fitzgerald, Christine Wallace, Steve Owens Other Attendees: Gerry Johnson, Lisa Smith, Bob Grosse, Agatha Reardon, May Howell, Patty Thayer,Lynn Kelley, Kristin McCluskey, Ed Valentine, Sal Orlando, Abbie Woodward, Johnny Hough, Sandy Baer, Brad Larose, Monica King, Dianne Tuttle, Gary Clay, Jill Lemieux Items discussed: • Proclamation is planned for January 2006. • Creating a community wide legacy project � Create an event in conjunction with the PAC 10�'Anniversary. • • Rotary 4`� of July in Mitchell Park � Ed Valentine, Superintendent of Schools, suggested a curriculum for 3rd grade be created. • Plans for a final gala • The historical society has scanned historical photos that could be used for merchant display competition. • Calendar sales for fundraising (too late) • Contact Cal Poly and Cuesta for representation on the committee • Need to create guidelines for using logo. • Sesq�ntennial • , � Invite Letter to Nov. 17 meeting Last Name First Name Com an Address Cit � _. ._. ..... _ . p .. .Y _ _. ._.. ._ . . _ . y State Zip . _ . . .... _ .._ _ _ .. ._. . , . .__.. _ .. AARP 1445 Santa Rosa Street San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Van Buren Kelly American Red Cross 225 Prado Road, Suite A San Luis Obispo CA 93401 -- . . _ ---- --- -.. Seitz Mike _ AYSO 1066 Palm Street _ San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Thayer Steve Big_Brother Big Sisters of SLO Co. P.O. Box 12644 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Turner Dawn _ Bishop's Peak/Teach School 451 Jaycee Dr San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Bunin Jerry Building Industry Assn P.O. Box 13010 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Ashley Phil Canyons and Streams Alliance 1568 La Cita Court San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Garth Dave _ Chamber of Commerce _ 1039 Chorro St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Medeiros Rosanna Conrad L. Smith School PTA 1375 Balboa San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Smyth_ Larry CYSA 171 Anacapa San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Cash Deborah Downtown Association P.O. Box 1402 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 � � _ Easter Seal Society _ 4251 S. Higuera San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Steinberg Elizabeth Economic Opportunity Commission 1030 Southwood Dr. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Manchak Michael Economic Vitality Corporation 4111 Broad St., Suite A San Luis Obispo CA 93401 ECOSLO _ __ P.O. Box 1014 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Kilburn David GALA P.O. Box 3558 San Luis Obispo CA 93403 Kibbe Ginger _Hawthorne School PTA 2125 Story St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 _ Hospice _ 1304 Pacific St San Luis Obispo CA 93401 HOTLINE of San Luis Obispo � Mendelson Evan County P.O. Box 5456 San Luis Obispo CA 93403 Fowler Ken King David's Lodge#209 859 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Asbaugh John Kiwanis Club P.O. Box 3345 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Stark _ Brian Land Conservancy fo SLO County P.O. Box 12206 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Villanueva Linda Latino Outreach Council P.O. Box 15960 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Bader Marguerite League of Women Voters P.O. Box 4210 San Luis Obispo___ CA 93406 ( 1 Grierson Christy Los Ranchos School PTA 5785 Los Ranchos Rd San Luis Obispo CA 93401 �J NOW _ PO Box 1306 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Larez Lorena _ Pacheco School PTA 271 Cuesta Drive San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Norwood Tom People's Kitchen 467 Luneta Drive San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Saleme Florence Quota International fo SLO _ P.O. Box 533 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 _ R.S.V.P. 660 Pismo St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo de Dalton Doug Tolosa 390 Higuera St. San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Lareau Peter Rotary Club of SLO #1532 P.O. Box 833 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 � ---- Shaw Doug _ Rotary Club of SLO Daybreak P.O. Box 906 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 ------ - ---- --- --. —.... . __. . Salvation Army P.O.Box 1407 San Luis Obispo _ _CA 93406 Kile Karen San Luis Obis o Art Center P.O. Box 813 San Luis Obis o CA 93406 U�� G� ��y �..f.--��.� IJ Page 1 of 3 ��.� � �� Sesq�ntennial • • � Invite Letter to Nov. 17 meeting Last Name First Name Company Address City State Zip ._. . ___.. . _. ... _. ..__. . .. .... . ... . . . _ _ . __ ._.. _ .. .... ...... - - - - . .. _ . . . . _ . . ___.. ._ .. . . ... San Luis Obispo County Arts Colamarino Katrin Council P.O. Box 1710 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 San Luis Obispo County Community Edwards__ David _ Foundation _ P.O. Box 1580 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Dinguns Del San Luis Obispo Lions Club P.O. Box 3052 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Sellars Donna San Luis Obispo Little Theater P.O. Box 122 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Pendleton Curtis San Luis Obispo Mozart Festival ` P.O. Box 311 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Davis Steve San Luis Obispo Soccer Club 1241 Johnson Ave. San Luis�Obispo CA 93401 Sigurdson Sandi San Luis Obispo Symphony P.O. Box 658 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Bird Shirley Senior Citizens Assoc. PO Box 5456 San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Nichols Martha Senior Nutrition Program 880 Industrial Way San Luis Obispo CA 93401 ( , Feldsman_Gary Sierra Club PO Box 15755 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 � Tapp Darla Sinsheimer School PTA 2755 Augusta St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 SLO Board of Realtors Assoc 443 Marsh St San Luis Obispo CA 93401 SLO Community Leadership - Albers Laura Foundation 1039 Chorro St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Fukushima Adam __ SLO County Bicycle Coalition P.O. Box 14860 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 SLO County Builders Exchange 3563 Sueldo San Luis Obispo CA 93401 � SLO County Farm Bureau 651 Tank Farm Road San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Clarke Ron SLO County Historical Society P.O. Box 1391 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 _ _ _ SLO Jaycees P.O. Box 540 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 _ SLO Property Owners Assn P.O. Box 12924 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Students for Social Responsibility, Cal Poly, ASI Box 55 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo CA 93407 Bernardi_ Bernadette The Literacy Council 1264 Higuera, #102 San Luis Obispo CA 93401 • The Monday Club P.O. Box 167 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 __ --- ----- --......-- --- Smithson Teresa Vision Unida P.O. Box 1586 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Women's Community Center of San King Angie Luis Obispo Co. 880 Industrial Way San Luis Obispo CA 93401 President Women's Network of SLO County P.O. Box 1741 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 - --- Paddock Dan YMCA 1020 Southwood San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Independent Order of Odd Storton Cheryl International Order of Odd Fellows Fellows Hall, 520 Dana Street San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Frucht Michael Retired Active Men 1545 See Canyon Rd. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Jensen � Debbie Soroptomists P.O. Box 1331 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Cliff Ivan Masonic Lodge 859 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 San Luis Coastal Unified School Valentine Ed District 1500 Lizzie St. San Luis Obis o CA 93401 Page 2 of 3 Sesq�._„ntennial � � � Invite Letter to Nov. 17 meeting Last Name First Name Company Address City State Zip _._...__..__ -------�------_..__ ............ . -------------------.....--------__--�-�--------�-----_.._....-----------..._____._.............---.._------.___._..._......---..------------ -------.._.._._.._..__...---...------------ -- --------..--�----......_ Gallagher Astrid _ Heritage Shared P.O. Box 4614 San Luis Obispo CA 93403 Kreiger Dan 662 Islay San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Griffin Bob 774 Del Rio San Luis Obispo CA 93405 PCC Justice Louise PO Box 13515 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 PCC Newland George _ 1214 Ironbark ` San Luis Obispo CA 93401 PCC Nicklas Deborah 4619 Snapdragon Way San Luis Obispo CA 93401 PCC Norton Cate _ 1737 Sydney San Luis Obispo CA 93401 PCC Roberts Diane 869 Center San Luis Obispo CA 93405 PCC Rosene Wilda 3057 S. Higuera#109 San Luis Obispo CA 93401 PCC Batterson Ron _ 2045•Hope St. San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Jack House Conner Wesley 216 Albert St. San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Jack House � Johnson _ Gerry __ 265 Westmont Dr. San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Jack House Patrick Mayeda 1712 Chorro St. San Luis Obispo CA 93405 Jack House Pyper Bill _ P.O. Box 13113 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 Jack House Tischler John 1202 Phillips Lane San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Jack House Clay Gary 470 Woodbridge St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P& R Commission Dollar pon _ 2357 Banderola Ct. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P& R Commission Dunan Peter 52 Mariposa Dr. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P& R Commission Griffin Ty P.O. Box 1882 San Luis Obispo CA 93406 P& R Commission Knight John 49 Mariposa Dr. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P& R Commission Lemieux Jill 1351 Mill St. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 P& R Commission Soulliere- Ochylski Pat Tres Condados Girl Scouts 2146 Parker San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Boy Scouts of America, Los Padres � Council 7350 EI Camino Real Atascadero CA 93422 Cam Fire Boys&Girls 244 19th Street Paso Robles CA 93446 � � Page 3 of 3 � �� . ` ' ��.� . � � r o. �.1�� , �r��- �j"1�U G��!-�I �i ✓� D.��- � s`� � �� I S�I t �w�toN�it '�:::.. St e �'o••► i3�� • 1 . � o � •1 __ f � - _ _ -- - ---___ ��0�►� �----; �� -- __ _ _ _ __--:-_--:- --------- --- . � �. � �� l • �ac� � � , �� • � --;� �-- �� -,� �-�c� `� . �� C C�� . S�� . S� „ l.u,�1 �v� �. l Sclti- �fS -- �len��P� . �� j � -� S�o }�o�.S � �C�e-�.11(� � `�I�" � � La �ssac. �f��rs � ` G�ozn�.c�1 �, � � � � � 1,� �'"f -�-�a� �� °�'��` � S�N LUIsp ��o� _ - -- __ ��, . c� �� - o - �s,�6; :YrEm�� O�s . �v tll�'J, ti,�, Q�fCEN'�� INTEREST FO1tM COMPANY/ORGANIZATION � CONTACT PERSON: TITLE: . ADDRESS: PHONE: ' � ' ZIP CODE: FAX: EMAIL ADDRESS . CALENDAR SEGMENTS (Please check months on interest) 0 anua . Environment � une: Education ❑ Februa . Recreauon,.Parks &Tourism ❑ ul ,._..._ Cultzzral ❑ March: Trans ortation '❑ Au ust� Government ❑ ril: Business and Leadershi 0 Se tember. Agriculture ❑ Ma . H'istorical Preservation ❑ October. The A.rts Please check any areas that might apply to your company or organization ; ,:�' ��.:::�.,:.,:: ,...�� : - , ❑ ��,Ue will support tli,e celebration and incorporate sornehow. �� , ��ck ossible months listed above) ��' I� � ��. . �information and ontact you..�, 0. ;, ❑ I�/�'e are interested ui hosting a granc��en�n Oc�a��' � � �� a � `� �, a=- ��. . 'e� ould like the lo o f or marketin . a.iver f orm re uire °"'� +� �a y g . g CW q � ,' ", � �'.y��e �'�'e�i��i��cing lo ��' •� � � � +�.:...� v �� i� For more information,comments or suggestions please contact: °� Kendi Root, Chair San Luis Obispo City Sesquicenteruzial Committee 805-756-5113 or email to kroot@calpoly.edu : Please return this form by December 30, 2005 , ..... .. c:i%�Lb ��G� . r=�-�. , ;�.t '' ,� �,. ►, e"'.�, ? t ;.� : -r. ;^�„ . <� ;�-,. �� a;a :. :� ,; : � ",::' �'' , ,� .,�`M.,a � � �' , �l�. � . ,': - �°^�, Y; ��''-� G ��. ��. � ��ti:. ,�.�" . . � ' ... . , _�;. v .� 4F _ . . � 'Pl,.:....+3 ..�a """'o.;,, � s 'z :...._..- 0 ��,, � 1 , � � �7 I , '� , 1 , � � � . �� , � 7� J' � � � � �� o �� , -a � a � � � J c� � �-�- l�� , � �� - Q��. �� . �� - � ,_ j � _� � . : � , � ,� � - . .� � , . 4' • _ S�'N L�js p , ,�o� �_� - �f _ v ,:� - �o ¶s,�� :�� ' ��10EN'��'�� . . � INTEREST FOltldi . � � COMPANY/ORGANIZATION � . CONTACT PERSON: TITLE: ADDRESS: • PHONE: ZIP CODE: FAX: EMA[L ADDRESS CALENDAR SEGMENTS �. (Please check months on interest) ❑ anua . Environment ❑ une: Education ❑ Februa . Recreation,Parks &Tourism ❑ ul ,_ Cultural' ❑ March: Trans ortation O ust Goveriunent ❑ ril: Business and Leadership ❑ Se tember. Agriculture. ❑ Ma . H�storical Preservation ❑ October. The Arts � Please check any areas that might apply to your company or organization " ❑ I/We will support the celebration and ineorporate somehow. (Cl�eck possible months listed above) ❑ I/We will tak�e back infom�ation and contact ynu. ❑ I/We are interested in liosting a grand event in October. ❑ I/We would like the Togo f or marketing. (Waiver f orm required) ❑ I/We are interested in producing logo merchandise. . For more information,comments or suggestions please contact: Kendi Root,Chair San Luis Obispo CitySesquicentennial Comiriittee . 805-756-5113 or email to kroot@calpoly.ed� _ Please retum this form by December 30, 2005 - �� c�%�� l�lG . � ,1.• � ' O . Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration Novernber 10, 2005 Council I�earing Rooira In attendance Kendi Root, June McIvor, Molly Brown, Patricia Wilmore, Steve Owens, Ashley Blake, Audrey Hooper, Bill Pyper, Ken Schwartz, Pierre Rademaker, Shelly Stanwyck, Deborah Cash, Ashley Lopez, Kim Walker, Shelly McConnell Itevised Monthlv Calendar Sesments: � . , � SEGMENT.'.. � ,� . . . MONTH - . . Environment January Recreation, Parks, and Tourism February Trans ortation March Business and Leadershi A ril Historical Preservation May Education June Cultural July Government August Agriculture Se tember The Arts October November 17`h Meeting: Opening Greeting: Ken Schwartz Ken to introduce Wendy � Positioning Statement: Wendy George (pending) Wendy to introduce Kendi Root Goals and Objectives: Kendi Root Presentation: (only if I get photos. None received at this point) * Interest form Open Forum Moderator: Kendi Take Minutes: Betsy Kiser Marketing Opportunities and Closing Comments/Thank you: June McIvor x 6:00 am on Nov. 17, Kendi and Pierre will be interviewed by KSBY at Ludwick x Powerpoint presentation will be created by Kendi, the committee will send her photos, etc. to use in the presentation. x Refreshments will include cookies from June McIvor, we have drinks leftover from the last meeting (we may need more water) X Kendi to create sign-up sheet, also a handout with calendar of events for those interested to take back and discuss. x City Parks & Rec will work on a special events form for Sesquicentennial events f, � V� � • X The committee will follow up with people that indicated a level of interest in participating in the celebration. Otlner General Items: Audrey Hooper will create a slideshow for Channe120, also agendize a proclamation for the first Council Meeting in 2006. X Community Meeting—November 17`h, 5:00 pm at Ludwick Center x Next Committee Meeting - December 1 St, 12:00 pm in the Council Hearing Room � :` ,- �� ,. City of San Luis Obispo � Sesquicentennial Celebration -' a��l October 2006 (1�r�s�,u-�.��! �� JI-�� r �Brief City History - o Mission established—September 1 1772 oCity incorporated ebruary 16, 1856 i � � oCity Chartered—May , � " � � � oCentennial Celebration—May 1956 oSesquicentennial Celebration—October 2006(?) 1956 Centennial Celebration o Friday night . Ciry Centennial Dinner Banquet . Held at Veterans Memorial Building . Ticketed event . Menu 'oFruit Cocktail 4String beans oTossed green.salad oFrench rolls ORoast sirloin of beef�wrt�sn opuor,� oNeapolitan ice cream oMashed potatoes oCoffee or tea 1 . I� 1 � , , 1956 Centennial Celebration (cont.) o Saturday . Parade 011 Bands o18 Marching units oCity Officials o'Then and Now"pairs oAncient Cars oCostumed Queen,Marshall oHorse-drawn vehicles and Princess 020 floats oPrizes for(1)Single oHorsemen Best Historical and(2) Best"Then and Now"Pair 1956 Centennial Celebration (cont.) o Saturday(cont.) (�� . Street Dance \J � . Public Barbecue at IDES grounds � �� ($1.50 per ticket) L�� . Horse Show � u C3' 1956 Centennial Celebration (cont.) �{�� o Other Activities � r7� . Sale of centennial badges for fund raising� . Top hats,derbies and bonnets for merchants during celebration . Honorary Mayor(Mr.Mitchell) . Lieutenant Govemor attended ' o Rose of the Rancho(3 performances) 2 r :;t � � 1956 Centennial Celebration (cont.) oOrganizations Involved . Chamber of Commerce—Parade . Rotary Club—lunch for bands;ice cream and soft drink concession . Sheriff's work crew(cleaning IDES grounds) . Exchange Club—Barbecue and cleanup • . SLO Horse Club—Horse Show . Boy Scouts—Flag salute . YMCA—Sale of Centennial badges . Retail Merchants Committee—Top hats, derbies and bonnets 3 ...,.e.`��r��a��r��f'1 �� '�� 1� �� , �� 1� __ ♦ 1� �� .�� . . i*��Ar��i,,' �'' • � � , ,�• �� S ,'''�' ''� � �:= _r � . � .�+ ..�� ,. '�� 1• �• • ' ' � '� . _,,., I -'-�- � ;. 1 � � � � ♦ =' ♦ -. ��`'^- ;� � � 1 ^ 'I • = f ,. �:.... _. ` �.. % � �•: �:� � � 1 �� ' :- -: _`==� �►`��'1 • M i i %'_� ; �- "=_ � �I�li,� � , � , ■ I _�' - _ �: i � ' ' ` =�, `` 'I I-J �rir- �I(� �� i O ,A! ! V � � 0 � D O __ ,_ ... :__�: - r " l% � � � �� 1'�! `� �� 'r 1 �v I . ' r � � I . ' ' ✓ �� •� I I �� 11 '4 . ; �� ; �_ �. ti� .�Z . � �� - • _, ...� - . ` I � � .-. � -=,. _ ♦ , �� %�►��-�-- � � : '�; ;i_...�� ♦ � ��=�-=� f."-�"--'��= 1' ♦ '�� J�� 1��r ��• .� � ♦ ' '��\ '� •7��..t; �� .1 ,�' '�� .��i-��..r�:��' �,�� i� � ♦ ♦ '�� , •��ir�.�....��'�� .11 ♦ ��''' ..�1 ♦ ��'''' ....�� ''f,��rrr�� - - �. � ,� . SL.O's Sesquicentenne�l S�eering Cor�r�i#tee Novernber 10, 2005 12 noon City Hall Council Hearing Room Meeting called by Kendi Root, Chair Attendees: Please read: Attached minutes, and meeting agenda Please bring: Invitee/contact list or RSVP's 1. Review minutes from last meeting. 2. Confirm monthly segments with identified month. 3. Confirm and add to our guest list. 4. Confirm details for the Novembe�17d'meering. a. Location b. Time c. Set up (Recommend reception rounds and Head table of rnmmittee members for Q&A if space permits) otherwise theatre style seating maximizes best use of space. * Set up tables and chairs and clean up: d. Opening greeting e. Positioning statement f. Goals and Objectives: g. Open forum snoderetor: h. Take Minutes: i. Closing comments/Thank you's: Additional Thoughts: • Powerpoint presentation? (Kendi can provide) Need a screen. • Flip Chdrts • Refreshments? • Sign up sheets of interest • Sign in sheet: Name, address, email, and telephone. • Name tags? • Cal Poly students to assist � 1 . .- ,J Minutes Sesquicentennial Celebration October 28, 2005 Council Y3earing Room dn attendance Kendi Root, Paul LeSage, Alex Gough, Ken Schwartz, Deborah Cash, June McIvor, Pierre Rademaker, Donna Lewis, Christine Wallace, Mary Verdin, Ron Clarke, Steve Owens, Molly Brown, Audrey Hooper, Wendy George Goals• 1. Provide history and education (businesses and media)—yearly and monthly focus 2. Everyone to theme current events into the 150`h theme 3. A reason to create new events and tie into theme 4. Community celebrate 150 years 5. Encourage group to take on main event • Agreed to implement the celebration from January through end of October 2006. Loso Development • Logo has already been created by Pierre Rademaker. Thank you!!!! It looks great! • Other items to consider include: license plate frames, coins, stickers. Communitv 1Vleetin� • The November 17`h meefing is scheduled at S:OOpm and will include community guests. We will invite the community to partner with us in our celebration endeavors and encourage involvement in research for each month, sponsor a component of the event, provide information, and various tasks to tie into or create events. We will also invite opportunities for a sponsor for the main event. • Letter will be constructed by Mary to send out to current database. • Letter will be emailed to committee for use to invite individual guests. Please email us and let us know who is on you list, and RSVP as well to krootr calpol .�du. . .�� ` .. .:� . Calendar Segments 1. Transportation 2. �ducation 3. Government 4. Historical preservation 5. Environment 6. Tourism 7. Agriculture 8. Business 9. Recreation 10. The Arts 11. Cultural 12. Visual Character of the community Proaosed Monthlv Calendar Se�ments SEGMENT PROPOSED MONTH Historical Preservation Janua Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Februa Trans ortation March Business and Leadershi A ril The Arts Ma Education June Cultural Jul Government Au st A 'culture Se tember Environment October • Next meeting is scheduled for November 10�'at noon in the Council Hearing Room at City Hall. (Brown bag lunch) i �, _. J; AGENIDA Sesquicentennial Steering Committee October 28, 2005, 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room Attendees: Ashley Blake, Jim Brabeck, Deborah Cash, Ron Clarke, Katrin Colamarino, Wendy George, Audrey Hooper, Betsy Kiser, Paul LeSage, Donna Lewis, Steve Owens, June McIvor. Bill Pyper, Pierre Rademaker, Kendi Root, Ken Schwartz, Ann Slate, Patty Thompson, John Tiscler,Mary Verdin, Kim Walker, Christine Wallace, Patricia Wilmore 1. Discuss Logo 2. Clarifying Goals a. Reasons to Celebrate? b. Discuss significant events that have occurred in SLO within past 150 years 3. Identify invitees to November 17th meeting 4. Talents and interest levels from the committee 0 �� c Agenda � �-c J�� Sesquicentennial Steering Committee October 20, 2005, 12:00 p.m. Council Hearing Room Attendees: Ashley Blake, Jim Brabeck, Deborah Cash, Ron Clarke, Katrin Colamarino, Wendy George, Audrey Hooper, Betsy Kiser, Paul LeSage, Donna Lewis, Steve Owens, June McIvor. Bill Pyper, Pierre Rademaker, Kendi Root, Ken Schwartz, Ann Slate, Patty Thompson, John Tiscler, Mary Verdin, Kim Walker, Christine Wallace, Patricia Wilmore 1. Select a Committee Chair 2. Establish a Logo Subcommittee with goal of design development by December 3. Decide whether to hold a Community Forum in the near future to introduce the Sesquicentennial concept to other groups 4. Begin brainstorming on the event framework ...... ................ ................... . . ......................_... .............._.................................. .. . . ....... _..... ....... .. . ................. Betsy Kiser-Agenda for Sesquicentenni�.! "?eeting � Page 1 . � • From: Wendy George To: Ehrbar, Barbara Date: 10/17/05 5:48PM Subject: Agenda for Sesquicentennial Meeting Please send an e-mail to the Sesguicentennial steering committee list reminding them of the lunch meeting on Thursday, October 20 in the Council Hearing Room. Agenda 1. Select a Committee Chair 2. Establish a logo subcommittee, with goal of design development by December 3. Decide whether to hold a community forum in the near future to introduct the Sesquicentennial concept to other groups 4. Begin brainstorming on the event framework CC: Audrey Hooper; Kiser, Betsy; leah-coxC�knoxville-notes.ips.utk.edu; LeSage, Paul • • __.........._._.._.._�__...___......_._..._..__......_.......__._..__....---._..___......._�..........._........................._..__....__.._.................................__.................._....___............_.__......._._..�.._.................._.._..._......._ .. ......... ...... .... ��Bets Kiser- Next Ses uicentennial Stee� � Committee Meeting_.____ �._.__ ^ - �� Page�1_, .---._.._Y .__.._�q .�__ .��____---� ,.. _._ �....._.._ ._._........_.__. _ From: Wendy George � � To: Kiser, Betsy; LeSage, Paul Date: 10/6/05 2:28PM Subject: Next Sesquicentennial Steering Committee Meeting I will actually be out of town when the next meeting is scheduled (October 20). Between the two of you, can you take it to the next step? Basically, I think the agenda is: 1) Choose a chair(with the offer of the City handling the administrative end of things like finding meeting space,sending out meeting notices, etc.) ��p,_ _ ,(,o� 1 �,��,,r(,� 2) Push on the logo 3) Develop a framework of what and when for the October event and any other activities 4) Decide whether to have a big public meeting. Probably can't be the 25th, as that will be too soon, but maybe early November. � �� /�� - � /��. C�-l� � ,�.� � �-�.-�-�� . I :� � �•..�a��....��- a�-� t�.r�...�-f� �e.� � �i�,.�,.�. I�.�.� ,.�a � �� rti f^ � ^�. , , YJ� r �� ✓ � � Invitation List for Kick Off Meetin `�`� �� l/� g � � City of San Luis Obispo Sesquicent ' �� 1 Service Organizatibns (Kim Walker has list) YMCA � Chamber of Commerce � v� �� Histoncal Society � �So�a All former Council Members S �� Mission San Luis Obispo\ San Luis Coastal Unified School District � . Cal Poly � �Cuesta College �� PCC � � � � �� '`�� H� Jack House Committee � J � Barnett Cox & Associates Pierre Rademaker � � �c`� ��[�(� �C�� Dan Kreiger 5`(3 - 3� Bill Cataneo .— ' �� Steve Owens .c�` � , � �� , Betsy and Luther Bertrando Phyllis Madonna and Clint Pearce � , � Q� ' , Arts Council -- ��_ �J SLO Art Center � �' ��, .�� .��I-q,�� O SLO Little Theatre . � �� ,.�.Jv p V L � � • � . � , �, �- , �- Ron Regier(PAC and Youth Sports) Steve Davis Harry Henderson Jim Braebeck Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fire 4-H FFA United Way Mary Verdin C U ��:� �� s_ C'�'��j Y�( �r � �� . � CITY CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 1956 ��-t�) FRIDAY City Centennial Dinner Banquet (held at Veterans Memorial Bldg) �� U / / SATURDAY �,:. ..--�..., � ��;�v►- C1'�/f C h a wib�1 ►� v"S ��c^ m�c.2v� r--e. Parade: �� ' 11 Bands c (,Wh p 5� -�(�� ol.C� i i:� (��.,��-.P r ��c� � City Officials �l S� 0� �L�-�`� �? �l ' „^ GJ��yv v'� � �Y'�: � a � � 1 S� Ancient Cars �p�(y��-- _—.�" /I� �� r v ,c� Q� G'S/ LtJGJ`9�C�?Y✓��' / 20 Floats � � G/F� �v�"2 C_(f/ /yI s�Z�crct/L ��Q �Q. �y, ,�c��ss tvu /Sc/�d/ M��S-� C-�U�i L%�h'LQ�►'' v 5, � �/� C�/L Yt7/t cJ C `��c� �C�s�- ��l S� �`�C� , �� Horsemen �_ 18 Marching units �— 14 Equestrian units Costumes provided to Queen Marshall and Princess by the city SPtr�et Dance ,�-- — ?� S r��,c � 5 0`�j � U-�� {�S . , , SLO Horse Club Sponsored followin activitie ` �— =�� Public Barbecue U �- �j4�C.�� (C�rtS�� J e Horse Show- provided by the SLO Horse Club � � (�� I� - C U�- �L(� �� 55 � r _ � -•;l/Q��o/✓ j�._�ss-t c (��. ►� � ? ��y I�f� Se/ling of centennial badges Top hafs and derbys for uniform for all merchants throughout city during centennial celebrations Sold tickets#o Centennial celebrations �'� � � 1��r�r�s /b�c�S.e.bS � � . .: - (y /) ! qI '�7 ��fJ �n1�/�avG n��'�O � f� Q O /_ r�'�V7 ' �7`• F� Y �'ar� �`/� � "- . �c-� �t rZ' � «� J / ��►a S o y s o� ,9 , d ,�-�V' J ►� �. - V� � ✓' - � ��d b� CO m �uH,''� � (�L�-_-- �� a� -e c-�� . .�_ �� I;�.�e �p`�— !9-� c.� �N E.s --- �'v e�� a l�S� f1 s�° a� � _.. _ �.� ] �s �y,� L�6�a � ,4i e rr.1L � U� vu>IC�Pr • � �L Gz,��,�� _ ' C��Ku �' ��a��' r Z.o�� s, ,� �obo ? �� -�. � � 5 5 �,� r c�C C_P v�`�P✓ , �� o�'�}� � . -. f 4' , C CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO SESQUICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OCTOBER 2006 BRIEF CITY HISTORY • Mission established— September 1, 1772 • City incorporated—February 16, 1856 • City Chartered—May 1, 1876 • Centennial Celebration—May 1956 • Sesquicenteruiial Celebration—October 2006 (?) 1956 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION • Friday niglit o City Centennial Dinner Banquet o Held at Veterans Memorial Building o Ticketed event o Menu ■ Fruit Cocktail ■ Tossed green salad ■ Roast sirloin of beef(w/fish option) ■ Mashed potatoes ■ String beans ■ French rolls ■ Neapolitan icecream ■ Coffee or tea 1956 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION (CONT) � Saturday o Parade ■ 11 Bands � City Officials ■ Ancient Cars ■ Horse-drawn vehicles ■ 20 floats ■ Horsemen ■ 18 Marching units ■ "Then and Now"pairs ■ Costumed Queen, Marshall and Princess ■ Prizes for(1) Single Best Historical and (2) Best Then and Now Pair o Street Dance o Public Barbecue at IDES grounds ($1.50 per ticket) o Horse Show � t. '� .,� - 1956 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION (CONT) • Other Activities o Sale of centennial badges for fund raising o Top hats, derbies and bonnets for merchants during celebration. o Honorary Mayor(Mr. Mitchell) o Lieutenant Governor attended o Rose of the Rancho (3 performances) • Organizations Involved o Chamber of Commerce—Parade o Rotary Club—lunch for bands; ice cream and soft drink concession o Sheriff s work crew (cleaning IDES grounds) o Exchange Club—Barbecue and cleanup o SLO Horse Club=Horse Show o Boy Scouts—Flag salute o YMCA— Sale of Centennial badges o Retail Merchants Committee—Top hats, derbies and bonnets NEXT STEPS � Formalize committee � Formalize celebration date • Engage community o Possible public meeting on October 25 at 5:30 p.m. • Create logo • Determine events �� .. _ _.. _. .. . .. _ ........._.. ...... . CITY CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 1956 FRIDAY City Centennial Dinner Banquet (held at Veterans Memorial Bldg) . SATURDAY Parade: 11 Bands City Officials Ancient Cars 20 Floats { ) Horsemen 1:8 Marching units 14 Equestrian units Costumes provided to Queen Marshall and Princess by the city Street Dance SLO Horse Club Sponsored following activities: Public Barbecue Horse Show- provided by the SLO Horse Club Selling of centennial badges Top hafs and derbys for uniform for al!merchants throughout city during centennial celebrafions Sold tickets fo Centennia!celebrations