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Gov. Schwarzenegger sends HVL Spring Fling a letter

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Written by: Lake County News Reports
Published: 19 May 2009
HIDDEN VALLEY LAKE – On Friday, May 15, the day before the Hardester's Shopping Center's Spring Fling, the office of Marty Keller, Small Business Advocate for the State of California, sent an email with a very special attachment.  It was a letter from Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. It read as follows:

"It is a pleasure to extend my greetings to all those gathered for your Spring Fling.

"I applaud your efforts to bring your residents together for some fun.  With a variety of entertainment, food, and much more, I have no doubt that all those in attendance will have a fantastic time and take pride in the great sense of community you have helped to create.

"My thanks to all those who made this wonderful event possible.  They each deserve a big hand for their actions to strengthen friendships, and I commend them for their hard work.

"On behalf of all Californians, I send my best wishes for a memorable day and every continued success."

Sincerely,
Arnold Schwarzenegger

How did Governor Schwarzenegger know that this extraordinary event was taking place – let alone what it entailed?

Keller either told him or had him read the Squidoo lens that is online promoting the event. In fact, Keller himself posted a very nice comment to the Squidoo lens' Guest Book concerning the Spring Fling – along with many other folks from around the world.

This letter should be regarded as a keepsake for all residents of Lake County.  It documents a "memory-maker" – a special moment in history – especially for those who attended the festival or helped to make it possible.

To get a free copy of Gov. Schwarzenegger's letter, visit http://budurl.com/familyfun and click the link for the PDF of the letter. Print the PDF out on photo paper and frame. This is history worth showcasing.  

Who knows?  The next time the Hardester's Shopping Center has a special event, we just might have a special guest from Sacramento paying us a visit.

United Methodist Community Church Plaza Thrift Shop opens

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Written by: Editor
Published: 18 May 2009

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Volunteers and community members gather to celebrate the opening of the United Methodist Community Church Plaza Thrift Shop in Clearlake Oaks. Courtesy photo.

 

 

 

CLEARLAKE OAKS – It has been weeks since the volunteers first started work, and all the hard work has paid off: the United Methodist Community Church Plaza Thrift Shop in Clearlake Oaks is open.


Several members of the church, the community, the Clearlake Oaks-Glenhaven Business Association, Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce and the Lakeport Regional Chamber of Commerce turned out for the grand opening and ribbon cutting.


Thrift shop manager Betty Hudson expressed gratitude for all the hard work the volunteers have put in to the opening of this shop.


Hudson wanted to thank the following volunteer especially: managers Ella Richards, Doris Watts,

Evelyn Dathage and Margaret Medeiros; Carol Huber, Carolyn Luiz, Bobby Rivera, Janis Stockton, Jackie Hill, Ethel George, Bill and Barbara Collier, Bob and Helen Steller, Ron Dathage and Tom Hudson.


Special Thank yous go out to: Don Smith, Tom Hudson, and Harold Wentworth for all the cleaning, hauling and support you have given.


The United Methodist Community Church Plaza Thrift Shop is located in the Plaza in Clearlake Oaks. This park and business area was a part of the renovation plan the county is working on.


Across the street from the shop is a beautiful park with circle drive, plenty of parking and a lovely gazebo. It's a great place to park, take your shoes off, enjoy a picnic lunch, do some shopping and check in with your local businesses.


Just inside the thrift shop you will gently used clothing, kitchenware, toys, houseware items and more at great prices. Stop in today to see for yourself.


The thrift shop is located at 12487 The Plaza, Clearlake Oaks, telephone 707-998-9435‎.

New women

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Written by: Editor
Published: 17 May 2009
UPPER LAKE – A new and unique clothing store for women has opened in Upper Lake.


Master seamstress and costume maker Margaret Retherford – who has provided garments for Dickens Fairs, Wild West Days, theme weddings and several other events in Lake County – recently opened her own women’s clothing boutique.


The Virtuous Woman, inspired from the bible where a virtuous woman is described as a woman of success. So of course a successful woman would want to buy clothing that will show her success.


With Retherford’s many years of experience in the clothing industry she handpicks every item for the shop and most of her customers rave on her garment choices.


Among the items for sale are some of Retherford’s own creations along with a wide variety of fashion clothing from small to 3-extra larger. Much of the inventory is USA-made with some well known brand names. Also for sale is a very exquisite line of American Indian jewelry


Retherford feels that because of the current economics, she has priced all garments to fit the most modest of budgets.


Come discover this new clothing, jewelry and gift store, and be dazzled.


The Virtuous Woman is located in historic downtown Upper Lake's Main Street Mall, 9495 Main St., Suite No. 9.


Call the shop for the current hours of business, 707-275-2055.

CDFA legislative director appointed to USDA Agricultural Marketing Service

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Written by: Editor
Published: 15 May 2009

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Rayne Pegg is the new administrator of the United States Department of Agriculture
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