Dear
Mrs. Crawford-Hall,
Here
is some information about the music series sponsored by Dunn. I believe you
attended the Gilles Apap concert last year. Here is
the information that you could possibly use in the newspaper. These are
world-class musicians.
The
opportunity to enjoy first-class chamber music on two Friday evenings with
passionate chamber musicians from all over the world takes place at St.
Mark’s-in-the-Valley Episcopal Church in Los Olivos.
On Mar. 7, two artists new to the series, Ruslan Biryukov and Mary Au. Mar. 14, special
guest violinist, Gilles Apap, will appear with The
Celtic Fiddle Festival.
General
seating is $35, preferred seating $55, for the concerts that begin every Friday
evening at 8 p.m. Tickets may be purchased by contacting Rose Knoles or Dunn School at 688-6471.
Congratulations
on having a newspaper with news of the Valley,
Rose Knoles
Dear
Editor:
I am
writing about the owner of the Mandarin Touch, and his quest to stop the man
who is a “serial litigant.” I am referring to the handicapped man who has sued
and sued people, claiming to have been discriminated against.
It is
rare that an individual puts his principles before his pocketbook.
I spoke
to Phil one evening and inquired about his legal battle with this horrible individual,
who has harmed so many with his false and malicious claims.
Phil told
me he pursued the case, knowing he will lose thousands of dollars, because he
wanted to stop this person from hurting anyone else. I thanked him, as a fellow
citizen who is frustrated watching people use the law to break the law.
So if you
feel the way I do, next time you are going out to dinner, consider supporting
Phil by dining at his restaurant. I know I will. Thanks again, Phil.
Joanne
Clark