Fresno Flyer Vol 2 No 11 by Fresno Flyer

EDITOR’S NOTE The first time I went to China Peak, was also the first time I attempted to snowboard. And I hated it. The snowboarding, not China Peak. I’m not a fan of the cold, and I absolutely dislike plowing face-first into the snow again and again and again. Snow is like sand; it just seems to find its way into every tiny crevice of clothing no matter tightly you bundle yourself up. Freezing, even as it melts, the water trickles down your skin and sends chills along your spine or leg or other such parts of the body. Falling was the worst. I must have eaten snow every 2 feet, and most of the recount of my first time on a snowboard can be summed up in one sentence, “I pretty much just fell all the way down the mountain.” Some of this less than remarkable experience was at the fault of the company I kept. My friends weren’t exactly the most explanatory in the mechanics of snowboarding. In fact, no one even bothered to explain to me how I was supposed to get off the lift. I realized, a little too late, that I was approaching the drop-off point without a single bit of insight as to how I was supposed to manage that with my feet strapped to a board I had no concept of how to maneuver. Needless to say that I dismounted in a majestic belly flop causing a train of wrecks behind me. How graceful. There were a few moments of upright cruising once I made it to the top of the run. I used to skateboard all through high school, and some of the leftover balancing skills helped get me flying smoothly down the mountain.

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In those moments, it was incredible - sliding down the run, weaving between other snowboarders and skiers, sun on my face and the wind in my hair - until I realized I was going too fast. It hit me like a ton of bricks, “Holy shit. How do I stop?!” Conveniently, my friends left that little detail out. In a moment of sheer panic - terrified I’d go flying off the run’s edge - I spotted a patch of fresh, soft looking snow and headed straight for it. POOF! I hit the powder, exploding a fine mist of snow behind me. Crawling out of the ‘Lisa-shaped’ hole I created in the mound of snow, I overheard an instructor - who was in the middle of teaching a young girl how to brake - say “Or… you could do that.” Rinse. Repeat. This was my entire day, in a nutshell, at China Peak. As magical as that day was for me, I will still always remember the impact the mountain first had on me. It didn’t matter that I was involuntarily eating snow face-plant after face-plant, I was still floored by the sheer scale of the slopes. No matter how many times I rolled out of an embarrassing bail, I always thought to myself what a gorgeous sight. I was lucky enough to spend a majority of my childhood in some of the most beautiful places in the country - Hawaii and Washington state - and I think China Peak more than holds its own. Kind of a running theme with the Central Valley isn’t it. I may never again strap a foot into a snowboard boot, but I’d brave the cold to experience the mountain in all her glory again.

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CHINA PEAK

by Lisa Talley | lisa@fresnoflyer.com

// SPOTLIGHT

Celebrates 60 Years

On December 16, the resort will host an all day celebration with live music, beer tasting, contests, and some historic lift ticket prices.

or Central Valley locals, we all have a bank they’ll be hosting their 60th Anniversary of memories brimming with similarity. It’s Party to celebrate their history, influential spending those torturous months of summer figures, and of course, all the people who dragging our inner tubes and floaties to the love the mountain. river, lazily drifting on the cool water to To kick things off, China Peak will escape the heat. It’s the smell of fried, heart- be rolling back their lift tickets to historic wrenchingly delicious food during the fair, 1958 prices. As it stands now, the current the crack of a baseball bat over Chuckchansi prices range from $53 to over $80 depending stadium, driving up the winding roads to on the age of the purchaser and the time the flush campgrounds of Shaver Lake, and of year. However, taking things back to in the winter, the original driving up a 1958 prices little further mean that to hit the lift tickets slopes at are only $5. China Peak. Nope, not a The typo. As of first trip is December always what 1st, lift tickets sticks out are just $5 the most for for the day many. “Who of the 60th knew the Anniversary mountain Party. Joanne Weirick (left) Tim Cohee, and Joe Weirick was so big? I O f would have never guessed all of this was just course, all good things cannot last, and the outside of Fresno,” we all say as we admire tickets are a limited quantity. However, it the waves of flawless snow blanketing the won’t be the only time discounted tickets ground, crisp air in our lungs turning into will be available, lift tickets priced at 1968 billows of steam as we exhale our “Oooo”s prices ($12) will be available after the first and “Ahhh”s. set runs out. Once that block has been sold Since the resort’s opening in out, then the costs move up to 1978, 1988, 1958, China Peak has been making lasting and so on. As each set is first come, first first, second, and umpteenth memories. In serve, patrons will have to keep a close eye having survived changes in ownership and a on the website so as not to miss it. They’ll devastating drought, the resort is coming up become available, online only, at 12:01 on to its 60th birthday, and on December 16th December 1st. “It’ll be a mad dash to get those tickets at those low rates,” says Tim Cohee, Managing Partner, and Operator of China Peak. Aside from the massive discount, the resort will be hosting a full day of entertainment. Starting off the day is a DJ at 11 am, followed by a live music performance at 2 pm, beer tasting provided by local brewery Sequoia Brewing Co., photo booth, and contests for the best outfits and gear from the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. Prizes for the contest include lift tickets and lodging nights. Amidst the celebration, there will also be a toast to honor Joe and Joanne Dick Kun, majority owner from 1982-2010 | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

Weirick, former owners and treasured members of the Shaver / Huntington Lake communities who both passed away in 2015 and 2017. Having owned and operated China Peak for 14 years, Joe Weirick, a Fresno local, purchased the resort in 1964 from the bank after the ski area’s original owners filed bankruptcy. From 1964 - 1978 the Weiricks transformed China Peak from a single chairlift and a few rope-tows to adding more lifts, building runs, installing the original snowmaking system, as well as adding new buildings to the resort. Snow Summit, a large ski corporation based out of Big Bear Lake, purchased the resort in 1982 and was operated by majority owner, Dick Kun. The December 16 celebration will also honor his contributions to the mountain from 1982 2010. “[Dick Kun] actually hired me to start my ski career about 40 years ago, he and I became close friends. He died about a year ago at the age of 76, he was an important person in my life and had a lot to do with my success,” shares Cohee. Tim Cohee purchased the ski area from Kun in 2010 and has been the majority owner of China Peak ever since. Between Joe and Joanna Weirick and Dick Kun, these influential figures of China Peak’s history

China Peak Ski Resort main buildings 1960s

owned and operated the resort for 42 out of its entire 60 years of existence. Like the Weiricks, Kun also heavily improved the ski area. Through a whopping $20 million investment, China Peak (then known as Sierra Summit) saw an upgrade in lifts, the addition of new lifts, new runs, the improvement of existing runs, the addition of a new snowmaking system, new parking lots, and additional base area facilities. “He really developed it into, I think, and what many people would call one of California’s best mid-sized mountains,” Cohee adds. Honoring both the Weiricks and Kun means also toasting to their legacy of passion, dedication, loyalty, and love for the mountain as it undoubtedly continues to resonate with the local community. Decades of building lasting memories for the Central

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Snowboarder, Andy Finch, drops from Chinese Peak behind the top of chair 1.

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SPOTLIGHT \\ CHINA PEAK ...‘China Peak’ cont’d from pg 3

Discount Christmas Trees & More

ocal Christmas tree lot, Discount Christmas Trees & More, will be hosting a large selection of BIG and BEAUTIFUL Christmas trees for patrons to choose from. Of the variety, there will be a range of sizes starting with the table top trees all the way to the GRAND 12 feet Nordsman trees, all fresh cut with a “still wet from the snow” look. Flocked trees will also be available this year. The lot has relocated, after seven years at the Granite Park shopping center, Discount Christmas Trees & more has a new and more significant location at 1145 N Clovis Ave on the corner of Clovis and Olive right off of highway 180, across the street from Gallo Winery. The increase in lot size at the new location allows for the owner, Steve Vanotti, the ability to bring his customers a more expansive variety of beautiful, fresh cut, Oregon-grown Christmas trees. Vanotti and his girlfriend, Kimberlie, take great pride in their ability to widen the selection of trees for their repeat customers. Well known in the community, Vanotti makes it a priority to hire reliable homeless individuals and church volunteers to help him with paid labor duties throughout the entire month of December. Vanotti can frequently be heard saying, “I enjoy helping those who are less fortunate by giving them a hand up not a handout. Sometimes, that is all it takes to give them the will to do better for themselves.” The ‘more’ in Discount Trees & More means just that. The lot also sells a variety of products and accessories for setting up any Christmas tree. There is also a Santa’s workshop filled with numerous kinds of Christmas gifts and decorations for the home. Visiting the tree lot also means a chance for the kids to ride a miniature pony or reindeer! A live saxophonist will also be playing Christmas music for all to enjoy. --Mon-Sun 10AM to 9PM or later 1145 N. Clovis Ave. Clovis, CA 93727 (559) 709-3719 (559) 977-7577

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Valley is, in large part, due to their hard work. And the hard work indeed continues under the careful supervision of the current managing partner, Tim Cohee, but where each owner focused on improving the equipment, Cohee now focuses on the personal experience China Peak offers the resort’s guests. “I think what the ski area was lacking under the watch of Snow Summit and its managers was real attention to detail regarding servicing the guests. I think what everyone would say is that we bring a real sense of service to the resort in terms of literally everything,” Cohee continues. In fact, since taking the reins in 2010, Cohee’s team took on the task of remodeling the hotel - an aspect of the resort almost wholly overlooked during the last few decades as previous owners emphasized equipment. Also, updates and improvements had been made to the menus, cooking facilities, bars, seating, and welcome facilities. The majority of ski areas in California - roughly 70% owned by large corporations - leaves only a respective 30% to be held by private individuals. According to Cohee, it’s also part of what - in a way makes China Peak rare. That, and being a stunning mountain in an unexpected place. Fresno and the Central Valley have a knack for surprising its out-of-area visitors. It’s not uncommon to hear outsiders vocalize

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Snowboarder hits the rails at China Peak Mountain resort.

their shock at what the Valley has to offer in terms of just about anything, from the art scene, local music, sports, and of course, the vast landscape of foothills and mountains all around the Valley. Fresno is an untraditional market with a surprisingly impressive resort. “If China Peak were transplanted into Lake Tahoe, it would be a competitive ski area,” Cohee says from his 40 years of experience working in more traditional markets, Lake Tahoe included. The success of the resort is a combination of dedicated owners and operators driven to providing an unparalleled experience, hard-working staff, and loyal visitors. Without each, China Peak wouldn’t be at the benchmark of an incredible 60

years. And as such, the 60th Anniversary is a celebration of a long journey the resort has been on since 1958, and a celebration of the community that, regardless of ups or downs, has shown their support throughout the years. Join China Peak on December 16 as they look back at the past and step forward into the next 60 years. For more information about the 60th Anniversary Party, visit www. SkiChinaPeak.com. Lift tickets sold at the historic prices are good for December 16 only, no exceptions. More details on the sale of discounted tickets can also be found online or by calling the resort at 559-233-2500

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Answers to last issue’s puzzles on page 19

Fun Facts The Snowboarding and Skiing edition

1. The snowboard was invented on Christmas Day, 1965. Sherman Poppen, an engineer living in Muskegon, Michigan decided to put together two skis and added some rope for steering. His wife called it a snurfer, combining the words snow and surfer. 2. In the early 1980s, mostly only teenagers were riding snowboards. Because most major ski resorts catered to older crowds, snowboards were decidedly unpopular on the slopes. It wasn’t until 1983-84 that the first major ski resort opened its slopes to snowboarders. Stratton Mountain Resort in Vermont became the trend-setter to lead the way, and now snowboarders make up approximately 30 percent of all business at major ski resorts. 3. In 1979, Jake Burton Carpenter was the first athlete to compete on his own snowboard design, and not a snurfer. | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

There was a debate as to whether Carpenter should be able to compete in the snurfer competition since his board was different. A new category, the open division, was created and Jake Burton Carpenter showed off his new snowboard design as the only participant.

4. The sport of snowboarding made its Olympic debut in Nagano, Japan, in 1998, but the competition was fraught with controversy. It was won by Canadian Ross Rebagliati, who was later stripped of his medal amid accusations of drug use. When it was determined that Rebagliati hadn’t broken any laws, his medal in the event of snowboarding was returned, and he remains the first Olympic Gold Medalist in the sport. 5. Skiing is one of the fastest non-motorized sports on land. Skiers can ski faster than a car and this was proven by Simone Origone in 2006 that set a world speed skiing record at 156.2 miles per hour compared to the speed of road cars at 120 miles per hour. 6. Until the 1800’s skiing was primarily used only for transport, it was after the turn of the 18th century that it became a recreational sport. Commercially the popular-

ity of skiing holidays took off in the 19th century which increased substantially during the mid-1900s until today.

7. The word ‘Ski’ is derived from the Norwegian word ‘skíð’ which means a split piece of wood. 8. Alpine skiing made its first debut in the Winter Olympics of 1936 and German born Franz Pfnür became the first man to win the gold medal in the championship. 9. ‘Skiing’ is the only six-letter word in the English language with a double ‘i’ exactly in the middle. 10. Astronaut Harrison Schmitt said that astronauts traveling to the moon should learn the art of cross country skiing as he believed that the techniques involved in skiing will help walking on the moon easier and envisioned ‘lunar skiing holidays’ in the future. 11. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is the man who introduced skiing to Switzerland. In his own words, ‘I am convinced that the time will come when hundreds of English men will come to Switzerland for the skiing season.’

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OPINION \\ REVOLUTION Make the Most of Your Brain as You Age

Exploring Revolution

(BPT) - It is important to remember the health of our most complex organ: our brain. While the brain constantly changes throughout our lives, it’s critical that we take steps to help us stay on top of our game as we age.

Black Liberation in the White Man’s America

Help give your brain a boost in the right direction by implementing these 10 brain-healthy habits. Get Moving Studies show that being physically active may help reduce some risks to your brain health. It doesn’t matter what activity you do as long as you get your heart pumping for 30 minutes most days. Know Your Blood Pressure High blood pressure in midlife can have serious effects on your brain health down the road. If your blood pressure is high, talk to your doctor about how to get it under control.

by Kayla Moon futureofminds@gmail.com edited by Emma Dones

Drink Moderately, If At All

he black revolution in America is in motion, and it’s not going to disappear until this community has been set free from the imprisonment of systematically controlled terror. There are many different microfacets to all the complexities and working parts of this movement. First, we must dissect how we got to this level of oppression and division towards the black community. Revolutionary artist Wise Intelligent identifies the black experience in America in an album titled The Blue Klux Klan. He highlights the police force and its roots in slavery, the prison industrial complex, drugs, and weapons planted by the CIA in black communities, the music industrial complex poisoning the culture, ripping apart black families, normalizing violence and hypersexualization of the youth. By the end of the album, it is painfully clear as to why there is a deeply rooted inability to prosper in America as a black person. A lyric in a song goes “The Blue Klux Klan on a black man’s conscious/like those slave patrols and night watches/ became modern police departments/ Heartless business/ used to burn crosses/ thats by night, daylight they wear badges/ and its been this way from day one/ send them to catch that slave when he run/ then they shoot him dead with they gun/ like they hunt and slaughter for fun/ black man woman daughter and son.” This systematic corruption with-

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in the police force was the spark which lit the flame of the national Black Lives Matter movement. This national revolutionary movement is only the beginning of a radical era of freeing black people from the historical oppression in America. The oppression in this country is a subtle knowledge that every black person has experienced in one way or another. For the white man’s America, there is an underlying uncertainty if these are facts. In the white man’s America, the bootstrap fable continues to be pushed as a collective fairytale. In the white man’s America, it’s spun that black people shouldn’t react so negatively to the cops; or that they shouldn’t be criminals and then they wouldn’t go to prison or jail. In the white man’s America, there is a lack of understanding and genuine empathy for others’ personal experiences. In the white man’s America, there is a deep-rooted ideological sickness that is continually enforced by tradition. In this, people who don’t mirror the white mans’ reflection are treated on a subhuman level in this country and across the world. These ideologies are repeated by policies, institutions and cultural views that encourage racist behaviors. Rather than minimizing the narratives of people of color who have experienced oppression in this country, white Americans can take a different approach by viewing this divide of the nation as an opportunity to listen to these stories. A common mistake white people make is to offer solutions that

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come from a place of “privilege” which in short can be summarized as a lack of personal experience with the social issue of racism at large. This type of “whitesplaining” (white people’s explanation and oversimplification of these issues) are met with backlash because of the lack of personal experience with oppression. What the white community needs to do is acknowledge systematic oppression of black and brown people and take into account the individual experiences of people of color. The core of ignorance is to ignore subjective experience. Our role is to affirm historical evidence of systematic racial oppression but not pretend to know what it feels like to be oppressed if we have not walked in those shoes. This country may never agree on subjective stories, but we must come together in the age of revolution and agree on the objective truths that exist. Truths which can neither be changed or questioned, like the right to have access to food, clean water, housing and dignity of self. An entire collective of people in our society are under distress, and they have the right to be heard, respected, protected, advocated for, and supported. This role cannot be fulfilled by any sector of the government; it can only be accomplished by everyday people like us. Having real conversations, building authentic community, friendships, and bonds that support each other through our pains and traumas to find a healthier balance in life.

Alcohol may affect older adults differently than it had previously and even make them feel “high” without increasing the amount they drink. This can make you more likely to become confused or have accidents. Get Some Shuteye Poor sleep can not only have serious physical effects but can impact memory and thinking, too. Seven to eight hours of sleep a night may help you keep your brain healthy. Discover a New Talent When you learn new things, you engage your brain and help reduce some risks to it. Challenge your brain on a regular basis by trying something you haven’t done before. Stay Connected Regular engagement in social activities may be good for your brain. Stay connected and make it a point to keep in touch with your family and friends. Talk to Your Doctor As you age, changes in brain function, including short-term memory loss, are expected. If you have questions or concerns, ask your doctor at your next appointment. Mind Your Meds A medication that didn’t trigger side effects in the past can cause an abnormal reaction and even change your cognitive function as you age. Talk to your doctor about all of your medications. To learn more about steps that may help keep your brain healthy, visit BrainHealth. gov.

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EATS 3 Easy Ways to Revamp the Go-To Chip and Dip (BPT) - Savvy hosts and hostesses know that the keys to a successful holiday soiree are when the room is filled with laughter and guests leave satisfied from all the yummy treats served. If you’re hosting a holiday get together or special event with friends and family, impress and delight your guests with fresh, new takes on the classic foods everyone serves. A chip buffet is a simple, delicious and perfect way to indulge during holidays are a great opportunity to innothe holidays and into the New Year. Here vate your setup. A quick search can yield plenty of inspiring ideas like glass jars for are some ideas to help get started: guests to see all the delicious flavors, mini * Vary the Chip Choices. It’s hard to apple baskets with metal scoops for a rusbeat the classic potato chip at any snack- tic look or individual take-out boxes for ing occasion. Make your snacks special your guests to quickly grab. by adding crispy kettle cooked chips to the mix. Lay’s Kettle Cooked Chips are * Do It Up With Dip. Dips and spreads cooked in small batches to create extra are a great way to dress up a potato chip crunch. They are delicious to enjoy on and when you’re entertaining a crowd, their own but also stand up well to dips. the more the merrier! Serve the holiday To make sure everyone leaves satisfied, classics like French onion, spinach and serve a variety of Lay’s Kettle Cooked artichoke and baked brie, all of which Chips’ 11 flavors, from classic Original are simple to prepare and can even be to a better-for-you Lightly Salted Olive prepped a day ahead of time. To really impress your guests, mix in a few out-ofOil & Herbs or a spicy Jalapeno. the-ordinary recipes such as a Jalapeño * Play With Presentation. Bowls are a Pimento Cheese dip. Pair with classic tried-and-true way to serve chips, but the Lay’s Kettle Cooked Original Chips, or

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40% Less Fat Jalapeño Cheddar to get a 1/4 teaspoon salt kick out of this spicy dip! 1/4 teaspoon ground pepper

Jalapeño Pimento Cheese

2 teaspoons lemon juice

Ingredients:

Directions:

1 bag Lay’s Kettle Cooked Chips

Using a food processor or grater, shred cheddar cheese.

8 ounces jalape√±o cheddar cheese, gratAdd chopped pimentos, chopped jaed lapeños, cayenne powder, salt, pepper, 2 tablespoons mayonnaise garlic powder, mayo and 1/4 cup thick 4 ounce jar of pimentos, drained and Greek yogurt. Mix until combined. Dechopped pending on texture you want, add more Greek yogurt. 1/4 cup Greek yogurt 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder

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This Week 11/30-12/6 102.7 The Wolf Presets: Howliday Concert Thursday, November 30 at 7:30 PM 10:30 PM Tower Theatre 815 E Olive Ave, Fresno. Ticket Information towertheatrefresno.tix.com Joe Nichols and special guest Chase Bryant! Also starring Drew Baldridge and Runaway June The Hunchback of Notre Dame November 17-December 12 Tickets are available at selmaartscenter.com or at the Selma Arts Center box office located at 1935 High Street, Selma, CA 93662. Box office hours are Tuesday–Friday, 1PM-6PM. Tickets are $19 for adults, $17 for seniors/ students. Tickets will also be available at the door for the same price, until sold out. Doors open half hour before show time. For information, call (559) 891-2238, email nicolettea@cityofselma.com, or visit the Selma Arts Center website at selmaartscenter. com Wine & Chocolate Tasting Friday, December 1 at 6 PM - 9 PM Downtown Hanford Enjoy one of life’s most indulgent pairings at Main Street Hanford’s 17th Annual Wine & Chocolate Tasting on Friday, December 1st from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. in downtown Hanford. Ticket holders will start their tasting journey at FAST Cafe (located inside FAST Plaza ) at 312 W. Seventh Street while listening to the holiday sounds of the Mighty Oak Chorus. Event tickets are $30 in advance and $35 on the day of the event, and can be purchased online at www.mainstreethanford.com beginning Monday, November 6th. Stay tuned to find out when tickets will be available for purchase in various downtown businesses. Mozzy Friday, December 1 at 7:30 PM Azteca Theater 838 F St, Fresno. Foo Fighters Friday, December 1 at 6 PM - 9 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. www.ticketnetwork.com Hip Hop Night Friday, December 1 at 8 PM - 11 PM West Hills College Lemoore

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555 College Avenue. Confer- Kopje Lodge at Fresno Chafence Room 253 Open to the fee Zoo on December 2, 2017 community Must be 18+ All from 8:00am to 10:00am! funds collected will go to the Enjoy a hot breakfast with hot development of more fun cocoa while gazing over the events! Dance savanna. Take a photo with the big guy, decorate a cookie The Expendables, Pacific to take home, plus be entered Dub, Amplified at Strummer’s for a chance to win FREE tickFriday, December 1 at 8 PM ets to ZooLights! Admission to - 12 AM Strummer’s 833 the Zoo for the day is included E Fern Ave, Fresno. with your ticket. This intimate event is limited to only 250 OMG! Orq. N’Rumba Pa guests, get your tickets before Gozar de SF! Live Tropi-Salsa they sell out! Fresno Chaffee y mas! Friday, December 1 at Zoo Members: $22 Adult $15 8:30 PM - 1 AM Dec 1 at 8:30 Child (ages 2-11) Non-MemPM to Dec 2 at 1 AM Elephant bers: $25 Adult $18 Child Lounge 80 W Shaw Ave, Clo- (ages 2-11) Children 1 and vis. under are free. Childrens Musical Theather Peace Community Crafts Works presents Annie Decem- Faire Saturday, December 2 ber 1-10 www.cmtworks.org at 10 AM - 4 PM Fresno City The Two Gentlemen of Verona College Cmps Café 1101 E University Theatre Presents: University Ave, Fresno. FREE William Shakespeare’s The Admission, FREE entertainTwo Gentlemen of Verona ment, and FREE parking. Directed by Brad Myers De- Signature Soups, Activities cember 1 - 9, 2017 5201 N for Children. Shop for unique Maple Ave Fresno. handmade winter holiday gifts created by artists and craftsFresno City College Opera people from near and far. Workshop Presents John Gay’s The Beggar’s Opera “The Super Run Fresno December 1-2 at 7:30pm 2017 Saturday, December 2 December 3 at 2:00pm An at 8 AM - 11 AM Woodward English ballad Opera in 3 acts Regional Park Fresno. Be a Not appropriate for children Hero. Help a Cause. Join the Fresno City College Theatre Run. Grab your cape and fly over to The Super Run, a ZooLights is back and bet- national series of Superheter than ever! The entire Zoo ro-themed 5K fun runs that is transformed into a magical partner with nonprofit orgaholiday wonderland! The halls nizations to put on events to are decked, fully decorated help raise funds and awareand strung with miles of bril- ness for their cause. Heroes liant lights and holiday music. and villains are all welcome. Got a letter for Santa? The big Be sure to get your picture in guy himself will be joining us front of the Superhero photo every night through Dec 23rd. screen, get an official event Holographic glasses are back Superhero cape and finishand available for $2 each. er’s medal, and enjoy the fun December 1-3, 8-10, 15-23, for all ages. The Super Run is 26-30 (Children 1 and under here to make your day! And arefree) Members: $7 adults, to make your day more Su$5 children (ages 2-11) per we’ve added our special Non-Members: $9 adults, $7 Temporary Tattoos, Game children (ages 2-11) 894 W Zone, DJ and more. Friday, Belmont Ave Fresno. December 1, 2017 WSS Shoe Store 4789 E. Kings CanShine! Theatre presents: yon Rd. Fresno, CA 93702 Miracle on 34th Street Sat- 4:00PM-8:00PM Saturday, urday, December 2 at 7 PM December 2, 2017 8:00 AM - 10 PM Tower Theatre 815 - REGISTRATION OPENS 9:00 E Olive Ave, Fresno. Ticket AM THESUPERRUN 5K 11:00 Information towertheatrefres- AM - THE FUN ENDS (UNTIL no.tix.com NEXT TIME) For frequently asked questions visit: www. Breakfast with Santa Satur- TheSuperRun.com/FAQ” day, December 2 at 8 AM - 10 AM Fresno Chaffee Zoo 894 The Ice Skating Club of W Belmont Ave, Fresno. Ticket Fresno’s Annual Holiday Show Information www.fresnochaf- is coming up soon! We invite feezoo.org Join Santa Claus you all to join our figure skatfor a delicious breakfast in the ers for an afternoon of fun | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

performances, including a very special ‘Toy Story’ group routine! Admission to the show is simply a brand new, unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots or a $10 donation. Saturday, December 2 at 4:15 PM - 5:45 PM Gateway Ice Center 2473 N Marks Ave, Fresno. “SLOTHMAS Saturday, December 2 at 6 PM - 9 PM Lost Realms Pets 8059 N. Cedar Ave., Fresno. Come celebrate SLOTHMAS at Lost Realms Interactive Zoo! $10 per person. Get your picture with Santa and/or the Sloth for an additional fee in our souvenir photos! Interact with animals from around the world like snakes, alligators, wallabies, & toucans! The sloth will not be available for physical contact due to the amount of guests projected to attend. We will have photos with Chewy available for purchase. He will be hanging on a branch and you are able to stand right underneath him for a one of a kind Christmas picture!”

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CALENDAR \\ THE SUBTERRANEANS

ON THE 30 YEAR PLAN Glen Delpit and The Subterraneans share how they kept it together for three decades. by Don Priest aka The Hound Dog | kfsrbluesdog@gmail.com

0 Years! About one-third of a lifetime! How many of us can say we’ve been doing something for 30 years, like living in the same house, working at the same job, staying with the same spouse? In this age of transience, longevity seems almost a lost art. But that art is not lost on one local band that will be celebrating their 30th Anniversary at Fulton 55 on Sunday, December 3d. Yes, Glen Delpit and The Subterraneans are 30 years old! Hard to believe, even for them, that a band which began as a side project for the now defunct “Houserockers,” is still performing today. “A lot of luck and a great mix of personalities,” is how Glen Delpit attributes their longevity. “Easy going, even-keeled individuals that get along well and are open to a lot of ideas.” Yes, there have been some changes in personnel over the years. But the core group of Glen on guitar and vocals, with

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Dean MacDonald on lead guitar, John Suhr on keyboards and Joe Luppino on drums have been together throughout. Even the newest member, bassist Chris Eacock has been a “Sub” for eight years. As for the music of the Subterraneans, it’s all original and springs from the fertile imagination of Mr. Delpit. A prolific songwriter who has penned over 500 tunes, he strives to make his lyrics as poetic as possible and follows the examples set by those he considers The Masters. “T.S. Eliot said, ‘If you’re going to steal, (and everybody does), steal from the best. No use stealing from someone mediocre’ and I follow that rubric,” he says. Thus his songs may contain ideas based on “couplets from Robert Johnson and other early blues greats like Charley Patton, ideas and lines from Hank Williams and of course the master B. Dylan. I doubt I would have written much without his inspiration,” he says.

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The result is something he calls “Bluesrootsy Americana,” a style based on Blues/Rock and Folk that’s very lyric driven and very danceable. Glen has written so much material that the band has already produced 5 CDs worth of his tunes and is currently working on the 6th. Of course over a 30-year period, you’d expect there to be some significant memories, like the first gig at “The Oly” and early shows at “The Wild Blue”two legendary venues from days past. “The Blue was like family. I met my wife there,” says MacDonald.” The band has also backed Bo Diddley and opened for The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Booker T, Dave Alvin (who Glen describes as “the best roots artist in the country”) and most recently for Los Lobos. “That was a real treat,” says MacDonald. But more than people and places, it’s really the music that keeps this band together. “I love to play,” says MacDonald. “And if there’s an opportunity to play in front of people that makes it even better.”

Back row: Dave Eacock, John Suhr, Joe Luppino. Front Row: Glen Delpit and Dean MacDonald

As for playing with ‘The Subs’ he offers, “We started as bandmates and turned into friends.” Friends that have been making music together for over 30 years. Happy Anniversary Glen Delpit and The Subterraneans!

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third Thursdays, to meet and greet with the artists and enjoy the reception and music. Museums, studios, galleries and other venues open their exhibitions to the public at 5:00 p.m. and run the free event until 8:00 p.m. 5th Annual Bizare Art Festival Jan 27, 2018 at 11 AM to Jan 28, 2018 at 8 AM 4545 E Church Ave Fresno. This HipHop event is being held to honor the life of Lord Bizare68 and all artists who are no longer with us. Bizare had a love and passion for art, music, family and fun. This is a time for all of us to come together for this family event, people of all ages are welcome. There will be performers, aerosol artists painting live on the art wall, BBoy Vietnam Workshop, bboy/bgirl battle, vendor booths, raffles and a kids area. General Admission: $5.00 advance tickets contact info 800.595.4849 $10.00 at the door Children 12 & Under are Free

SCOPE is a Christian theater experience featuring a live band, gospel singing, and dancing of all styles! A little bit “dance theater” and a little bit “gospel concert,” KALEIDOSCOPE shares a story of friendship, loss, and God’s restorative love. Performed over a soundtrack of songs made popular by Earth, Wind, & Fire, TobyMac, Jesus Culture and Tasha Cobbs, this colorful, emotional, and high energy production paints a portrait of hope with powerful characters, heartfelt performances, and soulful singing. Home Alone at Crest Theatre Saturday, December 16 at 12 PM The Crest Theatre 1170 Broadway Plaza, Fresno. An Irish Christmas Saroyan FresnoFlyer.com

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CENTER local Non Profit Park and Museum on 5 Acres and we are still growing! Dedicated to our visitors and giving kids of ALL AGES a hands on experience with all things science, history and nature! Our park includes our beautiful Deutsch Cactus Garden, Tortoise compound with Dino friends, Walden Pond and lots of space for kids to run, swing, have lunch and just be KIDS! (559) 251-5533 1944 N Winery Ave, Fresno. Admissions Adults $6 Children (3-17) $8 Seniors (65+) $5 Military Free A Night at the Museum - Do Visalia Adventure park. Ar- You Want to Build a Snowcade, Family Track, Lazer man?! Friday, January 26, Tag, Batting Cages and more 2018 at 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 5600 W Cypress Ave, Visalia, ImagineU Interactive Chil93277, 559-635-7275 dren’s Museum 210 N Tipton THE FRESNO DISCOVERY St, Visalia Ticket Information

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Theater Breaking Up is Hard To Do November 16 - January 7, 2018 The nostalgia, music, and laughter keep on rolling in this comedy as the cast belts out Neil Sedaka’s greatest hits including “Sweet Sixteen” “Where the Boys Are” and “Calendar Girl” just for starters! Rated PG. For more info https://gcplayers.com/gcp-shows/breaking-up-is-hard-to-do/ The Hunchback of Notre Dame November 17-December 12 Tickets are available at selmaartscenter.com or at the Selma Arts Center box office located at 1935 High Street, Selma, CA 93662. Box office hours are Tuesday–Friday, 1PM-6PM. Tickets are $19 for adults, $17 for seniors/ students. Tickets will also be available at the door for the same price, until sold out. Doors open half hour before show time. For information, call (559) 891-2238, email nicolettea@cityofselma.com, or visit the Selma Arts Center website at selmaartscenter. com Kaleidoscope - The Musical December 15 – December 17 Fresno City College Theatre 1101 E University Ave, Fresno Ticket Information grace.eventzilla.net KALEIDO-

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Family Meux Home Museum Tours Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays 12:00pm-3:00pm 1007 R St. at Tulare Fresno, CA 93721 The Meux Home Museum recaptures the flavor of Victorian Fresno by presenting a middle-class residence furnished in the period, as a representative house museum. A costumed docent will lead you on a one hour tour of this restored urban dwelling of the 1890’s. The architecture of the Meux Home results in a calculated restlessness that makes the home as intriguing today as it was in its own day. The 10 rooms are furnished more or less as a Victorian family might have had them the kitchen has a pie safe and the library; a portrait showing the young Dr. Meux on his way to join the Confederate Army. The Meux home was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on January 14, 1975. Cherry Avenue Auction Every Saturday & Tuesday 6:00am-3:00pm Cherry Avenue Auction 4640 S. Cherry Ave. Fresno, 93706 www. cherryavenueauction.com

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