28th
Annual
CALIFORNIA INDIAN MARKET
May 5 &6 10am-7pm San Juan Bautista
Artist Laynee Reyna
School Lot The Alameda
American, Cowboy, Western, Wildlife Arts & Crafts. Dance, Drums, Food
Award-Winning Native
Admission: Donation $1 Sponsors:
Earthbound Farms,
Children’s Therapy Center,
globalpeacefoundaton.org
www.peacevision.net 831-623-4771
San Juan Bautista
50/50 drawing will be held at pm, with DJ Ronnie playing your favorite oldies! Car and truck registration on or before April 9 is just $30, after April 9 it’s $35. Our partners include the Rotary Club of San Juan Bautista, SJB Boy Scouts and San Benito County Chamber of Commerce San Juan Committee. For more information contact Gold Coast Hot Rods Chairman, Terry Wecker at 831 809-6252 or visit the website for Gold Coast Rods. Bring the whole family! On Sunday, April 29, bring your family
to Fremont Peak Day, an old-fashioned picnic, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Native Daughters of the Golden West. The event begins at 11:30am and goes on until 3pm. Enjoy a picnic lunch and childrens games. Fremont Peak State Park is located at 2211 Garden Road, Monterey. For more information, call the park at 831-623-4255.
The Glass Connection 410 Third St., Ste. A, San Juan Bautista
BUSINESS FOR SALEOwner is retiring
Custom stained glass, blown glass, lamps,
lighting fixtures, gifts & more!
831-801-1564 or 831-801-1156 Well established - 27 years
for info: 20 April 2012 • Out & About ROCK
Vendor Booths Available: The Rotary Club of San Juan
Bautista is delighted to invite you to join them for the 49th Annual San Juan Bautista Antique and Collectibles Fair on Sunday, August 12 from 8am to 4pm. Guests of this event will expect to find bona fide antiques, collectible, memora- bilia and nostalgia (items produced prior to 1975.) The 2012 Fair will include collectible
CHECK OUT OUR ROCK OF THE MONTH
vendors and food booths. An antique appraiser will be available from 10am to 1pm. Guests are invited to shop at Fair booths, enjoy shopping at the San Juan Bautista stores and eat at the plentiful restaurants in town! Rotarians will be out in force and will be supported by many other community volunteers to assist guests, vendors and merchants. All proceeds are allocated to the Club’s community grants pro- gram, emergency fund for local families, leadership opportunities for high school students and the donation of dictionaries to all third grade children in the Aromas-San Juan Unified School district. For more information, or to reserve a vendor spot, call 831 207-2331 or email sjban-
tiquefair@gmail.com.
Jewelry, Fossils & Minerals, Nature’s Art TOPS
COPROLITE (Fossilized Dino DooDoo) AVAILABLE AT
SHOP
209 3rd St., San Juan Bautista 831.623.4441
www.TOPSAROCKSHOP.com
Mission Clocks
& Watches 217 Third Street San Juan Bautista
New & Used Clock of all styles including Coo Koo’s!
831-359-6377 Repair Service Available
www.outandaboutmagazine.com
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