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THE FUN IS BACK! CROSSROADS STREET FAIRE IS THIS WEEKEND Free downtown Manteca event features record number of vendors as well as sweet salute to Manteca’s watermelon By DENNIS WYATT The Bulletin

The Crossroads Street Faire is back. And it’s bigger than ever. It’s been 19 months since any traditional downtown street fair has been staged in the Northern San Joaquin Valley. The last in Manteca was 20 months ago when the 2019 Sunrise Kiwanis Pumpkin Fair took place on downtown streets. The last big festival was the Ripon Almond Blossom Festival the last weekend in February 2020. The lockdowns to deal with the pandemic, of course, triggered street fair cancellations as well as other large outdoor festivals and gatherings. R a p i d l y improving conditions aligned with a gamble the Manteca Chamber of Commerce made six months ago to switch from the traditional first weekend in April to this Saturday and Sunday, June 5-6, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., both days makes the Crossroads Street Faire the perfect opportunity to leave severe lockdowns behind, celebrate life, and get acquainted — or reacquainted — with downtown Manteca. First, things first: There are a record 262 vendor booth spaces taken. That includes around 100 artisans and crafters working on everything from metal to ceramics. There also are 40 food vendors that can cure your Lockeford Sausage withdrawal pains, provide a quick snack/meal, a cool drink or a sweet treat to those that sell specialty nuts, honey, and such for you to take home and enjoy later. Organizers have shared how craft/artisan vendors have told them they have built up a big inventory of handmade items during the pandemic meaning the selection will be better than normal. At the same time vendors that have never been a part of the Crossroads Street Faire have signed up due to the recent dearth of street fairs. Making the 24th staging of the Crossroads Street Faire even more sweet was a decision to take advantage of the early June date to wed it with a watermelon festival. Some of the sweetest watermelon in the planet comes out of the fields around Manteca. The reason is simple, as melon expert and broker Art Perry has shared over the years. Watermelons are a fruit like grapes. Just like grapes that do best in welldrained soil with hot weather during the day and cooling temperatures brought by Delta breezes overnight, watermelons also get sweeter under the same conditions. Of course, lots of watering helps too. It is why Manteca-based George Perry & Sons is the largest melon broker on the West Coast. Not only do almost 80 percent of the commercially grown pumpkins in California roll out of the fields of Manteca every fall but so does a good share of the watermelon crop. George Perry & Sons has stepped up to sponsor free watermelon games for kids. The list includes the traditional summer favorite — watermelon eating contests — along with watermelon rolling, and guessing the weight of watermelons for a chance to win a watermelon. There will also be a wealth of low-tech games such as bean bag tossing and more. While those games are free, there also

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The food court row is shown at a previous street fair along Sycamore Avenue.

will be small scale carnival rides for kids plus pony rides. It is all taking part at Library Park. There is a beer garden in Wilson Park behind the post office that will also feature live bands both days. And if you are itching to hit the road or the water after being cooped up with pandemic lockdowns for the last year plus, Manteca Trailer & RV along with boat dealers are staging an RV and boat show both days on Maple Avenue. There is also a car show Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Main Street. The free street fair is also a great place to people watch or meet up with old friends.

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Of course, current COVID-19 protocols need to be followed which primarily consists of wearing face masks. If you forget to bring one, they will be available for free at the chamber’s information booth. This is a good time to take a look at what stores and restaurants in the downtown area offer. While many are blocked off by booths, take a walk behind vendors and check out specialty retail stores, traditional and ethnic retailers, as well as restaurants. Don’t limit your browsing to the blocks where the street fair is taking place. Just on the edge and an easy walk are places like Super La Altena Market in the 200 block of East Yosemite that has an impres-

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MANTECA ROLLS OUT A LOT OF WATERMELONS George Perry & Sons built on what Ed Powers started 107 years By DENN I S WYAT T Th e Bu lletin

Delfino Perry had no idea he was planting the seeds 91 years ago for what would become the West Coast’s largest melon brokering and growing firms. He was just pursuing his dream of pursuing a better life in America with the aim of keeping family together and faith in God strong. Today that dream is going strong with three generations working side-by-side year round bringing farmers and retailers together by growing, brokering and distributing a wide repertoire of melons including watermelons and pumpkins Some 1,000 plus trucks roll out of Perry & Son’s Manteca yard laden with pumpkins by the time Halloween rolls around. It is part of the 55,000 tons of pumpkins grown in the area. Another major player in pumpkin shipping is Van Groningen & Sons east of Manteca. Delfino left the Azores in 1906 via Ellis Island. He ended up in California in 1906 first landing in San Luis Obispo and the Oakland and eventually making his way to Modesto before settling Manteca. He started a small dairy on Jack Tone Road and started growing sweet potatoes, pumpkins, and water melon. His brother farmed on Brunswick Rod where the Perry & Sons main yard is now located just north of Manteca. During the Great Depression, his brother opted to find employment in Oakland which is how Delfino came to farm on Brunswick Road. Art started working on the farm at an early age. His father George Sr. kept having to stop and get off the tractor while he was working the field and then get back on and move again. That is what prompted George Sr. to teach 5-year-old Art how to drive the tractor so he could be more efficient doing his work. Perry & Sons pumpkins started on handshake George Perry & Sons’ pumpkin busi-

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The late George Perry Sr. the patriarch of Perry & Sons melons is flanked by sons Art and George.

ness was born on a handshake with the late Antone Raymus. George Sr. wanted to farm acreage that Raymus owned near the old Summer Home School on Cottage Avenue. They came to an agreement that Raymus would get a share of the crop receipts as payment for use of the land. When George Sr. wanted to put it in writing Raymus refused noting that a handshake was good enough for him. It is that philosophy of “doing the right thing” by customers that has made the name “Perry & Son” synonymous with quality and dependability among clients ranging from chain stores to chain restaurants. While Perry & Sons is a dominate force in the California watermelon and pumpkin market, they have also extended sales farther east to Colorado and even New Jersey thanks to firms looking for assurances of quality and timely delivery.

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Manteca is the major source of California pumpkins with roughly 80 percent of the commercial crop grown around the community. It is for the same reason watermelons that come from here are considered among the best thanks to soil conditions, hot days, and cool nights. Perry & Sons move a lot of watermelons George Perry & Sons has come a long way since George Sr. planted his first four acres of pumpkins on Cottage Avenue near Southland Road in 1958. Back then, the pumpkins and melons were tossed into the back of a truck and dropped off at markets. Today, family members equipped with smartphones and accessing I-Trade on the Internet grow, sell, and broker enough melons to keep trucks rolling a day to markets up and down the West Coast as well as Canada.

They are also in the middle of the Manteca watermelon harvest 107 years after Ed Powers shipped the first rail car of the fruit grown for the first time in 1914 on the fabled sandy plains before irrigation transformed the area into an oasis for orchards and vineyards. The firm has built working relationships with growers in Arizona, Mexico, the Imperial Valley, and the San Joaquin Valley to move to market a wide variety of melons and squash throughout the year. They’re most noted for pumpkins as they are literally the biggest pumpkin brokers in the West and Manteca the largest pumpkin-growing region on the Pacific Coast. California’s climate — plus its location close to arid areas such as Mexico and Arizona that can grow fruit and vegetables in the winter months — gives Golden State consumers the freshest and most varied produce in the world. The family has applied science, with marketing, business savvy, personal relationships, farm know-how, and even international business expertise to become a force in the melon business. Perry & Sons ship as far away as Japan. But it is what they — and other growers — have done with the melon itself that is the most important. Back when George Sr. started out markets wanted big 20-pound watermelons that were known as “stripers” for what appears as alternating yellow and green stripes. Then it was the bright green watermelons. Today there are numerous species with “numbered variations” such as the one that develops the sweetest watermelon from Manteca soil. Consumers started eating more watermelon when growers found ways to give them the seedless variety they wanted by cross-pollination. The most recent rage is so-called personal watermelons. To contact Dennis Wyatt, e-mail dwyatt@mantecabulletin.com

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Downtown Manteca: 209’s biggest art canvas By DENNIS WYATT The Bulletin

Tracy has the Grand Theatre for the Arts. Stockton has the Haggin Museum. Turlock has the Carnegie Arts Center. Modesto has the Mistlin Gallery. And Manteca has its downtown murals. When it comes to art displays nobody in the 209 has a bigger arts venue or larger canvasses than Manteca. The Manteca Mural Society has brought 32 wall murals to the heart of Manteca since 2002. The last mural completed was the “Mossdale Crossing” on the side of the Spin Cycle in the 100 block of East Yosemite. The mural depicts the last physical link to allow the transcontinental railroad completed on Sept. 8, 1869. And if you add the murals advanced arts students have completed since 1996 that grace the walls of the downtown Manteca High campus, the overall number is in excess of 150 murals. In addition there are four Manteca Mural Society commissioned murals at the Manteca Senior Center. While the Manteca High murals require you trying to make special arrangements to tour the campus to see them, the downtown murals can be viewed during a pleasant walking tour loop covering the equivalent of 12 blocks. It is an ideal diversion given pandemic rules now in place. Each mural tells its own story. They speak volumes about Manteca, its people, and the community’s place in the world. The murals are the result of a methodical planning process that solicits commissioned small scale prototypes for each mural that has lured muralists from as far away as Ireland and

has brought professionals whose works grace walls in Europe, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and even exclusive villas to Manteca. While the work is priceless, together they represent almost a $900,000 investment by the community in public art. The biggest endeavor — a series of five murals honoring local ties to World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Global War on Terror — represent an investment of $125,000. The veterans murals — just like all the others — capture unique Manteca touches while having universal elements that have resonated with visitors viewing the murals who had never been to Manteca before. The faces in the World War II mural are of actual Manteca residents who served as is the case with the Korean War mural. The World War I mural used current Manteca residents as models. The veterans’ murals stand guard at the Yosemite Avenue and Main Street intersection at what is still the heart of the city on the side of the 101-year-old IOOF Building that now houses Manteca Bedquarters. To the south is the first mural dedicated in 2003 on the side of Century Furniture. The 20-by-78-foot “Crossroads” mural depicts what you would have seen looking at what is now downtown Manteca from a bench across the street 103 years ago. As a whimsical touch muralist Dave Gordon included a mural in the mural. The “Cruising” mural —a 14-by-138-foot creation adorning the wall of Accent Carpets in the 100 block of North Main Street — recreates the 1960s cruise on Yosemite Avenue from The Patio

The World War II mural is one of four murals honoring veterans along the Bedquarters at Yosemite Avenue and Main Street.

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The “Manteca Snow” mural depicting the almond blossom season can be found along Manteca Avenue across from Library Park.

drawing power of murals. It was in a town where the lumber industry had been the major economic engine before its decline. One store owner commissioned a mural depicting the dying industry. Another store owner followed suit. Eventually there were more than a

dozen. The murals ended up becoming a big drawing card for the town and the merchants revamped their business to cater to the tourist trade. Ultimately, the mural society wants to do the same thing for downtown Manteca by making it a

major draw for visitors. The murals are also being pursued to promote community pride as well as to showcase Manteca’s culture, agriculture, and economy. To contact Dennis Wyatt, email dwyatt@mantecabulletin.com

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Drive-in (where Johnny’s Restaurant is now located) past Manteca High and the El Rey Theatre to Main Street. Everything in the mural from the faces to the cars belongs to Mantecans of that era including Manteca Police officer Tillie Del Nero who would keep the eye on the Saturday night action. He’s seen in the mural leaning against a light post with his signature cigarette drooping from his mouth. There are also hidden gems such as personalized license plates that have special meaning to the cruisers of an era gone by. The beauty of “Cruising” is that it jars pleasant memories for people viewing it with no ties to Manteca. Several of the murals are community projects where volunteers teamed up with a professional muralist to complete the work. One such mural is “Manteca Snow” on Manteca Avenue across from Library Park. It depicts an almond orchard in bloom with delicate white and pink blossoms gracing a vibrant carpet of green grass with two boys and a girl frolicking in the falling blossoms that’s all framed by a massive window. You will find five murals in Library Park including the baseball mural depicting a ball game back in the 1920s when Library Park was the site of the city baseball diamond where town teams from up and down the valley competed including Turlock, Modesto, Patterson, Tracy, and Lodi to name a few. The 7.5-by-95 foot mural is filled with 100 plus local faces and even includes a train passing by just as you may encounter today visiting Library Park for a gathering around the gazebo. While at Library Park check out the interactive water play feature with history, geography, culture and native people touches into its design. Two of the remaining murals are wedded with miniature plazas. The Rotary mural in the 100 block of South Maple has benches, a water fountain and trees while the “Sierra Crown” mural — a large watercolor of Yosemite Valley on the side of the PG&E office faces a plaza created with boulders and brushed concrete to create the illusion of the Merced River flowing out of the mural in front of the Legion Hall at 220 East Yosemite. The Manteca Mural Society was inspired during Tom and Gayl Wilson’s vacation two decaded ago on Vancouver Island in British Columbia when they discovered the

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hANdY hEITZ SERVICES - Electrical, Plumbing, Sheet Rock Repair. Honey-Do MAILROOM hANdYlists. hEITZ SERVICESPart -unl. Electrical, 209-824-4445 time positions available

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COMPUTER SERVICE

Serving Manteca Since 1975 jAMES ShUPPERdSERVICE CONCRETE COMPUTER JESSE’S COMPUTER SERVICE 823-5031 L#368632 209-401-6236, lic#11-00012382

JESSE’S COMPUTER SERVICE 209-401-6236, lic#11-00012382

CONSTRUCTION

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JSL CONSTRUCTION INC. IMPERIAL CONSTRUCTION General Contractor. All your home General Contractor, Home needs, remodels, additions, new Improvements, additions, Serving Manteca Sinceremodels 1975 Lic#1051232 , 209-346-3589 builds. AllShUPPERd big and small projects. jAMES CONCRETE Lic#635184. 209-601-0504

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DIEGO’S LANDSCAPING *Clean-ups*Hauling Premium Quality824-8018 Painting. Intr,/ *Sprinklers*Mowing* lic#06145

FENCING

RICHTER FENCE Quality work, reasonable prices all types. 599-5645 #06717

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handyman

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PAINTING

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lawn mower & services

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now hiringPLUMBING experience painters BRUCE’S Since 1992 209-823-4102 lic#465833 Drain cleaning, General Service.

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FRANK AQUILA Realtor Century 21, 209-380-4847, Dre#02079549

DEHART ROOFING

Roofing replacement & repairs ROOFING FREE Estimates (209)538-6423 Lic#839996 LANDRETH ROOFING CO. INC. Supporting Local Vets For all your roofing needs since 1982 Free Est. 599-2371 Lic#410792 OSCAR’S TREE SERVICE

LANDRETH ROOFING CO. INC. Pruning-Topping-Removal, ForTree all your roofing needs since 1982 Free Est. TREE SERVICE Install New Trees, Stump Grinding. 599-2371 Lic#410792 Joel’sCont. Tree#894193 Service, State tree prunning, topping removal, (209) 531-8733, (209)&918-1943 stump grinding, free est., SR. disc. Gus Perez State Cont.Call 985603, 209-485-2440.

TREE SERVICE

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LAWN MOWER & SERVICES

$7, Med. $10603-6964 & Lrg. $13. $2 more forSm.every 2 weeks #0306791 every 2 weeks 603-6964 #0306791

OSCAR’S TREE SERVICE

DISCOVERY TREE SERVICE INC. Tree Pruning-Topping-Removal, FENCING Pruning-Trimming-Removal, NOTICE TO REAdERS: California law requires that contractors taking jobs that total $500 or more (laborTree or materials) be licensed by the InstallonNew Trees, Stump Grinding. PAINTING Contractors State License Board. State law also requires that contractors include their license numbers all advertising. Check yourService, Stump Grinding, Root Collar RICHTER FENCE Quality work, reasoncontractor’s status at www.cslb.ca.gov or 800-321-CSLB (2752). Unlicensed persons taking jobs that totalNew less thanCont. $500 must state#1024211 in State #894193 Plant Trees. State Cont. able all types. 599-5645 theirprices advertisements that they are#06717 not licensed by the Contractors State License Board. *disclaimer: To insure satisfaction with our Service (209) 531-8733, (209) 918-1943 PRO-PAINTING (209) 531-8733, (209) 918-1943 directory, we now give our Service directory advertisers until the 5th of each month to add, remove or change their Callads. Gushowever, Perez we will Callrate. Gus Perez & Repairs, free You estimate, not pro rate the ads that were entered or taken outPainting after the 5th of the month. will be charged the full month’s now hiring experience painters TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS 209-823-4102 lic#465833 TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE PLEASE CALL HERE PLEASE CALL LAWN & LANdSCAPING WORK Premium Quality Painting. Intr,/ THE MANTECA BULLETIN THE MANTECA BULLETIN Bruce’s Plumbing - St. Lic#940067 Sm.Ext.,$6,Dry Med.rot$8avail., & Lg. gutter $10.50.cleaning $1 more AT 249-3500 AT 249-3500 Lic#783121, 209-324-2685 Electrical, carpentry. Just Ask! 825-4748

handyman

lawn mower & services

for every 2 weeks 603-6964 #0306791

NOTICE TO REAdERS: California law requires that contractors taking jobs that total $500 or more (labor or materials) be licensed by the Contractors State License Board. State law also requires that contractors include their license numbers on all advertising. Check your contractor’s status at www.cslb.ca.gov or 800-321-CSLB (2752). Unlicensed persons taking jobs that total less than $500 must state in their advertisements that they are not licensed by the Contractors State License Board. *disclaimer: To insure satisfaction with our Service directory, we now give our Service directory advertisers until the 5th of each month to add, remove or change their ads. however, we will not pro rate the ads that were entered or taken out after the 5th of the month. You will be charged the full month’s rate.

concrete concrete Serving Manteca Since 1975

jAMES ShUPPERd CONCRETE Serving Manteca Since 1975 823-5031 L#368632 jAMES ShUPPERd CONCRETE 823-5031 L#368632

lawn mower & services

OSCAR’S TREE SERVICE TreeOSCAR’S Pruning-Topping-Removal, TREE SERVICE Install New Trees, Stump Grinding. Tree Pruning-Topping-Removal, State Cont. #894193 Install New Trees, Stump Grinding. (209) 531-8733, (209) 918-1943 State Cont. #894193 Call Gus Perez (209) 531-8733, (209) 918-1943

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PONY RIDES

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