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1411 Wednesday, March 30, 2011 Iuiie'cln,'rogresstve, Kecoro, Keporter
"Taste" tickc!t p resale endsApril 1
Delicious delights, lovingly
prepared and thoughtfully
presented -- that pretty,
much sums up the spirit of
the Taste of Plumas, the first
and only countywide restau-
rant tasting. The fifth annual
event takes place Saturday,
April 9, at the Plumas-Sie/'ra
County Fairgrounds at
5:30 p.m.
Seats are still available --
but presale ticket discounts
end April 1 -- no fooling.
After April 1 all tickets will
be $40.
Until April 2, general ad-
mission is $35 and includes
one souvenir wine glass
and the opportunity to savor
samPlings from 25-plus
culinary establishments and
wineries.
General admission tickets
are also available atQuincy
Natural Foods. Plumas Arts
members must contact the
Plumas Arts office, 283-3402
or plumasarts.org, to pur-
chase presale-only members
discount tickets at $30
per member.
Anyone who doubts the
artistic talents of the Plumas
community need only attend
this event. From the servings
of restaurants and wineries
to the extraordinary collec-
tion of auction items, the
creativity of the community
is only outdone by its
generosity.
The event is one of the
most important fundraisers
for "can-do" community
cultural arts organization
Plumas Arts. Love movies
and concerts at the Town
Hall Theatre? Mountain
Harvest Festival? Almanor
Art Show? Words & Music?
The Art Barn at the County
Fair? Plumas Arts Gallery?
Art displays and so many
great cultural events in
Plumas County? Then come
on out and support this great"
organization. Organizers say
that, especially in the current
tumultuous financial climate,
this fundraiser is more
important that ever.
Begtnning
our 27th year
in business!
During the past 26 years, we are proud
to have built more than 70 homes and 100
garages in Plumas County, not to mention
the hundreds of remodels, additions and
insurance repairs we've .Jne as well.
With the change in the economy
(specifically, fewer new housing starts),
my business partner (and son) Donavon
and I knew we had to change our business
model. We're not going anywhere, and
we still build new homes, garages
and commercial buildings.
So, in the past year we found there
was a real need to assist homeowners
in making their existing homes more
efficient, attractive and valuable. We've
helped lots and lots of people with all
kinds of projects
that might have
only taken
15 minutes
to several
days or
weeks to
complete.
And, if we
couldn't do their job, we'd
make sure to connect them with some-
one who could.
It's that kind of service and satisfaction
that will help take us through our next
25 years!!!
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Plus, and probably the best
reason to attend, is the fact
that this is a really great
event. "People love seeing the
hall full of food and people
and colors and smiles. It is
a very happy time, and
especially in hard times it
is very important to have
fun," comment the event
coordinators.
Items for silent auction are
as diverse and wonderful
as the food on the tables.
Patrons can bid for adven-
tures like: five days in a
condo in Zihuatanejo, sym-
phony tickets, a serenade,
scenic flights, electrical
work, consultation by a
master gardener, Spanish
lessons, tax preparation, orig-
inal art, framed prints, movie
posters a'nd many unique
items and much, much more.
Check a current list of items
on the Taste of.Plumas Web
page at plumasarts.org.
Cafe LeCoq's handmade pate was a favorite at last year's event.
American Valley Baking turns a food staple, bread, into art
(above).
Bella Luna Catering is among the many restaurants, caterers
and food businesses that will serve up their specialties at
Taste of Plumas. Organizers at Plumas Arts report a record-high
number of food providers and wineries for this year's event.
Photos by Kim James
- PET ANNOUNCEMENTS ,
BIRTHS, OBITUARIES, IN MEMORIAMS,
BIRTHDAYS, CONTEST WINNERS, ETC.
Elly;s Knight Mare
Lady Elysees of Butterfly Valley andGalustrus Knight of
Rogue River, Ore., welcomed Ellysqight Mare Aug. 8,
2007, during a home birth afl.tterfly Valley.
The newborn measu!:e[l€tes at the withers.
Maternal grandpa r:'Dorothy and Dennis Miller of
Butterfly Valley. "
Paternal grandparents are Sharon and Gordon
Westergard of Rogue River, Ore.
Great grandmother is Donna Miller of Quincy.
Elly's joins sibling Andy, 11.
Brutis "Big Boy" Smith -
Brutis Smith, age 12, wen4Jgreat mousehunt in
the sky Aug. 6, 2007. , .4b :
He enjoyed naplPawn chair, fresh water, and
investigating the nelbbFs' yards for treats. He was a great
guard cat, chasing dogs from the front yard.
He is survived by his sister, Freda, friend Bo, and
human servants Steve and Ellen Smith.
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283-0800
Indian Valley Record
258-3115
Chester Progressive
258-3115
Lassen County
Times
257-5321
Westwood PinePress
258-3115
Portola Reporter
832-4646
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