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Temple City Welcomes Stone Soul to Concert Lineup Stone Soul to Perform - Aug. 22 The City of Temple City’s Summer Concerts in the Park series continues Aug. 22 at 7 p.m. as STONE SOUL takes the stage performing timeless hits from legendary artists like Stevie Wonder, James Brown, The Temptations, Four Tops, Otis Redding and more! Since 2002, Stone Soul has been entertaining thousands with their spot-on covers of Soul and Motown classics. Don’t miss the ever popular STONE SOUL REVUE! Concerts are free and open to the public, staged every Wednesday evening through Aug. 29 at the Temple City Park Performing Arts Pavilion, 9701 Las Tunas Dr. Concertgoers are encouraged to bring blankets or chairs for seating. Refreshments are available for purchase.
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For a full schedule, see the Summer Concerts ad in the Summer 2012 issue of Temple City Connect. For
more information, contact Debbie Ingram at (626) 285-‐2171, ext. 2361.
Antonovich Honors the 2012 Japanese Festival
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Pictured: Princess Lauren Mieko Tanaka Arii, Princess Marci Saori Asao, Princess Erika Hayami Fisher, Pastor Mark Nakagawa, Queen Emily Michi Iijima Folick, Supervisor Antonovich, First Princess Crystal Akie Hanano, Miss Tomodachi Kaitlynn Chiye Sakurai, Princess Sarah Michelle Fujimoto and Michelle Suzuki from the Little Tokyo Business Association. -Courtesy Photo
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich honored the 2012 Nisei Week Japanese Festival Queen and Royal Court at the Board of Supervisors’ weekly meeting. Supervisor An-
tonovich congratulated them on their success and extended to them best wishes on the 72nd Annual Nisei Week Japanese Festival. The Japanese Festival
promotes Japanese culture and proud heritage through several events, including cultural exhibits, a street arts festival, grand parade and a car show.
Fund-Raiser for Arcadia Museum Foundation’s Education Center - Aug. 26 With a goal of $500,000.00, drawing close the Foundation’s directors have arranged a BBQ by jake’s with music by the “late bloomers band’’ to be held on the site of the new building [in front of the museum and behind the community
center] Sunday August 26. The event is $90 per person. For those who wish to be founding donors and have your names on a brass plaque in the new building, a $5,000 tax deductable donation will do it. Make checks payable
to : arcadia museum foundation P.O. Box 661514, arcadia 91066 For more information call Floretta Lauber [626] 355-6945. Note: The cost of the BBQ is underwritten so your $90 goes directly to the building fund.
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