Class of ’83 sets reunion
HOLLISTER
– The 25th reunion of the San Benito High School Class of 1983
will be held Saturday, Aug. 16. Invitations will be mailed very
soon, but help is needed to find missing classmates and their
addresses. Please visit www.balers83.com for more information or
e-mail
Re*****@Ba******.com
.
Class of ’83 sets reunion
HOLLISTER – The 25th reunion of the San Benito High School Class of 1983 will be held Saturday, Aug. 16. Invitations will be mailed very soon, but help is needed to find missing classmates and their addresses. Please visit www.balers83.com for more information or e-mail
Re*****@Ba******.com
.
Economic development office moves
HOLLISTER – Hollister’s economic development office recently moved from its temporary quarters in the Veterans Memorial Building.
The office now is located in the Porter House, a Victorian located at 550 Monterey St., at the intersection of Monterey and Sixth streets. The office can be reached at 630-5103.
HDOG holds inaugural meeting
HOLLISTER – The Hollister Dog Owners Group will hold a membership meeting Wednesday, July 30 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the San Benito County Free Library, 470 Fifth St. Anyone interested in joining the group is invited to attend. For more information, go to www.HollisterDOG.org.
Time to give blood
HOLLISTER – The American Red Cross will hold its next local blood drive Thursday, Aug. 7 from 1:30-6:30 p.m. at the Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Church hall, 1670 Cienega Road. To schedule an appointment to donate, call 1-800-GIVE BLOOD or go to www.BeADonor.com.
Art school opens
SAN JUAN BAUTISTA – Registration for the adult summer session of the 2008 Master Artist classes is now under way. Participants can learn drawing, cartooning, printmaking, watercolor and more with a master artist in a working studio. Some of the artists students can learn from include Bruce Kleinsmith, an internationally known cartoonist with credits such as Rolling Stone magazine; John Robrock, master artist and River of Words educator of the year; master artist Jennifer Colby; and master artist Michele Faia, author of “Art in My Heart: The Power of Watercolor Mandala Making.”
Prices and times vary depending on course selection. Students of all ability levels are welcome. Weekday two- and four-hour classes as well as Saturday classes are available. For more information and complete course schedules, go to www.galeriatonantzin.com or call 623-2783. This program is sponsored by Galeria Tonantzin and the Center for Art and Humanities at Studio San Juan, located at 407 Second Street.
