THE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE OF MORGAN HILL, GILROY & SAN MARTIN
MAY 18, 2018
UT ABO & T OU OF DA R N E L CA TS EV E N
A supplement to the Gilroy Dispatch & Morgan Hill Times
Mickey on the Mic St. Joseph’s annual fundraising event pools money for good
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Annual fundraiser supports St. Joseph’s general fund BY KIMBERLY EWERTZ
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ith an entire wall of his office is adorned with eclectic guitars it was more than apparent that the director of St. Joseph’s Family Center (SJFC), David Cox, is an avid music lover. So why did the idea of a daylong music concert as an SJFC fundraiser cause him concern? Last year Cox was approached by long time Gilroy residents Brenda and Shawn Chizanskos who proposed organizing the music venue, ‘Day on the Ridge’, their scaled down version of the popular ’70s, ‘Day on the Green.’ number of them eagerly joined the Chizanskos’ to create a board of volunteers to assist the couple in organizing the first, “Day on the Ridge,” last July. The commitment and dedication of Shawn and Brenda, along with their board, were all the proof Cox needed to ease his initial concerns. “If you would see their committee in action there’s always a tone of levity and fun but very serious,” Cox said. “This is no nonsense accountability, let’s get stuff done. I’ve been doing this for 30 years and I’ve never seen boards act this committed.” That commitment paid off when a check for more than $40,000 dollars, the events’ proceeds, was presented to Cox last July. ➝ 4
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“When I first heard about it I was a little worried because we’ve, (SJFC), always had control, we’ve always been the ones handling every aspect,” Cox said. The Chizanskos’ and Cox have known each other for years, and for years the couple has been impressed with the contributions he and his team have accomplished at SJFC over the past 18 years. “We’ve seen first-hand, it’s phenomenal, there’s just no words for it,” Brenda said—devising a way to fund more of SJFC’s efforts. “They have their hands in so many things, toy drives, turkey drives, food pantry, just everything.” The couple’s friends and community members were also impressed. A
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NO WAY OUT The headliner at St. Joseph’s annual fundraiser, Day on the Ridge, Starship keeps a captive audience.
For the Chizanskos’, there was never any hesitation regarding reprising the event in 2018. “After the event, I got like hundreds of thank you emails from people that attended and some of the people that heard about it,” Shawn said, adding that was a great motivator to do it again this year.
‘I’ve been doing this for 30 years and I’ve never seen boards act this committed’ According to Vicky Martin, Director of Community Engagement at SJFC, last year’s event was the, “largest fundraiser we ever had.” “And we’re looking for it to be even bigger this year,” Martin said. Cox is equally as excited about this year’s “Day on the Ridge, scheduled
for Sunday, May 27, from 2-11pm. The venue will feature a variety of musical talent, including the headliner, Starship, who will close out the night with a 9pm performance. “It’s going full tilt, all the way, pedal to the metal,” Cox said. “It’s quality too. There are no shortcuts here. Not with the talent that’s coming, not with the food that’s being served, and not with the atmosphere.” Thanks to the generosity of local vendors, including West Side Grill, the Milias, Maurizio’s in Morgan Hill, Danny’s, Dave Bozo Catering, Nob Hill, and others, this year’s event is ramping up to not only meet last year’s expectations, but exceed them. “This is what’s so great about being in Gilroy and a small community, and David having so many connections in the community,” Brenda said. “Because everyone is willing to step up and help. We have gotten close to twice as many sponsors as last year. We have more visibility with posters and flyers. The word is out, now we just need to sell tickets.” In addition to Starship, four other bands will be performing throughout the event, Vegas McGraw, The Police Experience, Stealin’ Chicago, and South Bay Dub Allstars. The bands will take a break but the music won’t. Renowned disc jockey, DJ Ponce will be ➝ 15
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SEASON KICKOFF Don’t miss The South Bay Polo Tournament Series Season Kick-Off benefitting New Dawn Equine Rescue. This free event includes South Bay Polo’s first tournament of the season, raffles, silent auction and the first annual Rookie Cup, where all six riders are locals. Wine, beer and food prepared by Smokin 208 BBQ Company will all be available for purchase. Support this local equine rescue Saturday, May 19, 11am-5pm at South Bay Polo, 1290 Masten Ave. Visit southbaypolo.com.
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MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES Head to the Mental Health Resource Fair at the Gilroy Library to discover resource tables from local organizations and attend informative lectures in either English or Spanish. Also learn the stress-relieving benefits of adult coloring, sample chair massage, enjoy yoga for adults and children and take part in arts and crafts for all ages. Saturday, May 19, 10am-2pm at Gilroy Library, 350 W. Sixth St. Call 408.842.8207.
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SHREK THE MUSICAL JR. Head to the Morgan Hill Community Playhouse for a tale that is part romance and part twisted fairy tale, Shrek, The Musical Jr., presented by Carol Romo. Based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film and Broadway musical, this fun show presents a powerful message for the whole family. Friday, May 18, 6-7:30pm or 8-9:30pm and Saturday, May 19, 1-2:30pm, 4-5:30pm or 7-8:30pm at Morgan Hill Community Playhouse, 17090 Monterey St. Visit tinyurl.com/y8m3fkla.
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Don’t miss the Portuguese Festival May 19-20 at SDES Portuguese Hall, 695 Seventh St. Enjoy the “Queen Coronation” and dance Saturday, May 19, 9pm at the hall, and return for the parade Sunday. The route begins at the hall and ends at Sacred Heart Church for 11am mass followed by Portuguese sopas, games and an auction. Dinner and dancing at the hall at 6pm. Call 831.801.5584.
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WWII historian holds Gilroy book signing
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an Jose writer Dave Gutierrez who wrote the true story of an all-Mexican American World War II will make an appearance from 2-4pm May 19 at the Gilroy Barnes and Noble Store. A new edition of his book, titled “Patriots from the Barrio,” from Westholme Publishing is now available at bookstores. Company E in the 141st Regiment was an original Texas National Guard Unit and composed entirely of Mexican Americans from the barrios of Texas. The film rights to the book were recently obtained in Hollywood by actor/ producer Wilmer Valderrama.
The author’s relative, and onetime Bay Area resident, Ramon G. Gutierrez, served in Company E and would become one of only a few Americans to be decorated for valor on the battlefield by the Soviet Union during WWII. “They were part of one of the more unique and historical US. Army units and I wanted to make sure that their sacrifice and honor to their country was not forgotten,” David Gutierrez said. Company E was part of the famed 36th Division. Young Mexican Americans from Del Rio, Uvalde, Kingsville, Laredo and San Antonio would join the unit in early 1941. The 36th Division was
deployed to North Africa in early 1943 and, in September of 1943, they spearheaded the allied landing at Salerno, Italy. Company E would go on to fight up the Italian peninsula towards Rome at Mount Rotondo, San Pietro and the disastrous Rapido River Crossing. In January of 1944 the 36th Division would lose over 2,000 men in a span of 48 hours during the attempts to establish positions across the Rapido River. Author David Gutierrez will be on hand at the Gilroy Barnes and Noble Store, located at 6825 Camino Arroyo, on May 19. Meet of the true WWII story that now has Hollywood’s attention.
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Head to Coyote Valley Open Space Preserve for a family picnic in the park. This program is designed specifically for children of all ages with their families. Younger guests will enjoy a toddler walk along the meadow’s edge with educational activities and storytelling, while older children take a 1-mile hike up to a scenic overlook. Both groups will meet back at the meadow and are invited to bring a picnic to enjoy under the trees. Sunday, May 20, 11am-1pm at Coyote Valley Open Space Preserve, 550 Palm Ave, Morgan Hill. Visit openspaceauthority.org.
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GILROY BENEFIT SALE Hunt for treasures among vintage, collectible and antique items at Granny’s Attic Sale. Attendees
will also enjoy finding one-of-akind items, toys, succulents and cacti. Hot dogs, soda and chips will be available for purchase for $3. Proceeds benefit the United Methodist Women’s fund for local women and children in need.
Saturday, May 19, 8am-2pm at United Methodist Church, 7600 Church St. For more information, call Edna Holcomb at 408.671.2719. AAUW LUNCHEON Join the Gilroy Branch of the American Association of University Women at the AAUW Spring Membership Luncheon. This thought provoking lunch features speaker Julie Reynolds Martinez who is an investigative journalist, 2009 Nieman Fellow at Harvard, 2011 Steinbeck Fellow at San Jose State and co-founder of Voices of Monterey Bay. Also enjoy gourmet lunch provided by Cafe Thyme and be sure to purchase tickets
for the handmade king-sized quilt and other items on display. Proceeds will benefit AAUW local scholarship fund. Membership is open to all who have Associate, Baccalaureate or RN degrees. Saturday, May 19, 11:30am-2pm at Cafe Thyme, 433 First St. Visit tinyurl.com/y9lf5uh2. ALZHEIMER’S BENEFIT Enjoy a great afternoon and evening full of fun entertainment for a great cause at the first annual Night in the Garden to Benefit Alzheimer’s. Guests will be treated to heavy appetizers, libations and plenty of great live music from Cook N Fenny, Bluehouse and The Jones Gang. This event will benefit those
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
Join the Northern California volleyball community at The Grass Man’s inaugural tournament and outdoor volleyball festival. The tournament hosts three events—Doubles, Quads, and 6-man—with a variety of adult and youth divisions. Participants may compete in one, two or all three events. Great prizes awarded to division individual champions. Registration closes Wednesday, May 23, no walk-up registrations. Saturday, May 26, 8am-Monday, May 28, 5pm at Morgan Hill Outdoor Sports Center, 16500 Condit Road, Morgan Hill. Visit thegrassman.org.
DERBY DEVILZ Join the Faultline Derby Devilz for a drink before kicking off the next work week at Sunday FUNday with the Derby Girlz. Head to the Longhouse and enjoy live music
from the Bombshell Bullys, raffle prizes and a great time. The Devilz will be traveling as far as Idaho this year and are raising funds for their travel season. Have a drink with a derby girl Sunday, May 20, noon-2am at The Longhouse, 8195 Monterey St. Visit, tinyurl.com/ y7gtud4w.
MORGAN HILL MEDITATION COACHING Meet experienced happiness coaches who teach self-development tools and techniques at Breathe Meditate Be Happy. Attendees will learn about the direct connection between breath, mind and emotions, experience
Enjoy a wonderful afternoon at the 13th annual Fernwood Cellars Lobster Boil. This intimate event features great wine, food, and music along the banks of picturesque Little Arthur Creek. Enjoy fresh Maine Lobster, jumbo prawns and Andouille sausage boiled with corn, garlic, onion, potatoes and Castroville artichokes, served with sourdough baguettes and drawn butter. Guests will take home a special Lobster Boil Riedel glass. Saturday, May 19, 4-8pm at Fernwood Cellars, Redwood Retreat Road, Gilroy. Visit fernwoodcellars.com.
guided meditation and receive an introduction to the Art of Living Foundation’s renowned Happiness Program. Also learn about practical tools and techniques to effectively eliminate stress and anxiety and experience energy and happiness throughout the day. Sunday, May 20, 11am-12:30pm at City Council Chambers, 17575 Peak Ave. Visit tinyurl.com/ yap3vv6p. LOCAL HISTORY Join South County Lifelong Learning for History of Morgan Hill with author and restoration specialist, Michael Brookman. This course will cover topics including preEuropean population and Spanish
colonization, the few Mexican years and their effect on economy and how the Madrone and Burnett Townships were established and morphed into Morgan Hill. Also learn about the various commercial enterprises that brought people to Morgan Hill and those that have added to the color of the community. Wednesday, May 23, 10am-Noon Morgan Hill Community and Cultural Center, 17000 Monterey Road. Visit history.brownpapertickets.com.
SAN MARTIN HISTORY NIGHT Learn about San Martin and be a part of the town at San Martin History ➝ 11
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suffering from Alzheimer’s and all proceeds will be applied to the 1st Note Production’s Alzheimer’s Walk Page. Registration is free, suggested $30 donation is requested per person, and voluntary donations will be requested throughout the show. Celebrate life and defeat this terrible disease Saturday, May 19, 3:30-9pm at Casa de Magee, 771 Carla Way. Visit tinyurl.com/ y88agtsw.
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BLUSHING PINK Clos La Chance and Guglielmo bring home gold, bronze medals from Experience Rosé Competition.
South Valley wineries take home medals
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he blooming popularity of all things pink meant a record number of submissions to the 2018 Experience Rosé Competition, held on April 18 at Soda Rock Winery in the heart of Healdsburg’s Alexander Valley. An outstanding breadth of rosés in every possible hue, from the faintest hint of pink, to cherry soda, hailed from across the nation and from afar. South Valley wineries medaled, including 2017 Clos La Chance Colibri (Gold) and Guglielmo Grignolino (Bronze). The overall winners all clock in under $25, making this the best
bang for your buck category ever. Best of Show and Best Domestic Dry: 2017 Draxton Pinot Meunier Rosé, Napa Valley, $18. Alluring tea rose notes, cherry pie and fresh strawberries. Flows like a ballroom dancer. Awarded 100 points. Best Domestic Sparkling: NV Domaine Laurier Brut Rosé, California, Method Champenoise, $12.99. Solid fine-bubbled sparkler with cranberry-pom core and plenty of zip. Best Domestic Sweet: NV Penns Woods Winery Moscato Rosé, Pennsylvania, $24. Like a summer day at your favorite
county fair, brimming with sweet strawberries, cotton candy and pink raspberry lemonade. Best International Dry: 2017 Marquis de Goulaine Rosé d'Anjou, $11.99. What you dream about from Provence: floral and fresh as a spring morning, with abundant fruit yet lots of savory notes. Best International Sparkling: NV Tarantas Sparkling Rosé, Valencia DO, $10.99. Super dry with galvanizing citrus, dried strawberries and red currants. Relentless! Visit winecompetitions.com for a complete list of winners.
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SAFE SPACE
LGBTQ+ youth and young adults are invited to join the monthly drop-in Safe Space group at the Gilroy Public Library. Safe Space is open to queer, trans and ally youth and young adults ages 13-25, and is a place where attendees can be themselves, participate in discussions, find community, play games and have fun. Tuesday, May 22, 6:30-8:30pm at Gilroy Library, 350 W. Sixth St, Gilroy. For information, visit youthspace.org.
EVENTS COMEDY NIGHT Head to Leal Vineyards for a night of laughter, dinner and music. Guests will
enjoy the comedy of Johnny Peña, a three-course dinner by the live+love+léal culinary team and dance to the live music of Got 2 Groove. Guests must be 21 or older to attend, and dress to impress with collared shirts and no ball caps. Enjoy a night of comedy Friday, May 18, 6-10pm at Léal Vineyards, 300 Maranatha Dr, Hollister. For more information, visit lealvineyards.com. CREEK CLEANUP The Santa Clara Valley Water District invites everyone to be an environmental hero and register to volunteer at National River Cleanup Day and join millions of Americans to remove litter in our waterways. Make a difference
WORKPLACE INVESTIGATIONS Employers are invited to join the Gavilan Employer Advisory Council for the interactive seminar, Conducting an Effective Internal Investigation. Learn practical skills necessary to conduct an investigation into allegations of employee misconduct including standard of proof, assessing credibility, how to ask effective questions, how to prepare an investigation report that will withstand legal challenge and more. Cost is $55 for nonmembers, $40 for members and breakfast is included. Wednesday, May 23, 7:30-10am at Hilton Garden Inn, 6070 Monterey Road, Gilroy. To register, contact David Sambrano, call 408.216.6145 or email david.sambrano@edd.ca.gov. REI CAMPOUT Join REI for 24-hours of fun in the outdoors of Mount Madonna County Park at the REI Bay Area Campout. Enjoy a great community space including a
MUSHROOM MARDI GRAS Don’t miss the 39th annual Morgan Hill Mushroom Mardi Gras Festival. The festival star is the mushroom, visit educational displays, cooking demonstrations and food vendors showcasing mushroom dishes while enjoying two live stages of entertainment along with strolling musicians and street performers. Kids will enjoy games and rides at Munchkinland and attendees will find foods and beverages to please everyone’s palette. Also featured is a handcrafted artists area and a 10k/5k Fun Run. Memorial Weekend, Saturday, May 26, 10am-7pm and Sunday, May 27, 10am - 6pm at the Downtown Morgan Hill Amphitheater Grounds and Depot St, 17000 Monterey Road, Morgan Hill. Visit mhmmg.org. ROMANTIC COMEDY Check out Michael Mitnick’s The Siegel, a new romantic comedy presented by City Lights Theater Company. In this fast-paced story Ethan Siegel is about to ask Alice’s parents for her hand in marriage, but runs into a few problems including that Alice and Ethan broke up two years ago and she is now seeing someone else. Watch as Ethan proceeds on a comedic journey through modern love in uncertain times. Performances run through June 17, ThursdaySaturday at 8pm and Sundays at 2pm at City Lights Theatre Company, 529 S. Second St, San Jose. For more information and tickets, visit cltc.org/the-siegel.
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Night. Donna Brodsky, author of San Martin: Then and Now, and longtime residents of San Martin, Connie and Steve Ludewig will present at this wonderful free event with the aid of videos loaned from the Morgan Hill Historical Society. Refreshments will be provided and the new San Martin Chamber of Commerce will be introduced. Thursday, March 24, 6:30-9pm at Lions Club, 12415 Murphy Ave. For more information, visit sanmartinca.org.
MATTRESS FUNDRAISER Support the Music Departments of Morgan Hill’s Ann Sobrato High School and Martin Murphy Middle School at the third annual Sobrato and Martin Murphy Music Mattress Fundraiser. Purchase a new mattress from quality name brands including Simmons Beautyrest for up to 50 percent off. This sale is one day only and all profits will go directly to the music programs at these two Morgan Hill schools. Saturday, May 19, 10am-5pm at Ann Sobrato High School, 401 Burnett Ave, Morgan Hill. Visit tinyurl.com/ydzex2h3.
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said. “It’s a donation for St. Joseph’s and it’s a fabulous cause.” Shawn considers the event a celebration. “A celebration for St. Joseph’s Center, thanking the people that are on the front lines.” As for Cox, he believes that as much as people will be participating in this event for St. Joseph’s, it’s really because of the Chizanskos’. “It’s really about them, their friends and their connections making this happen and the effort and love they’ve bestowed upon our agency,” Cox said. Brenda was quick to add. “And we’re doing this with the love and admiration we have for you, and what you do.” The event takes place at a private residence in Eagle Ridge. All guests will be shuttled from Solorsano Middle School’s parking lot on Santa Teresa to the event location.
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spinning everyone’s favorite tunes all throughout the nine-hour event. “There’s all kinds of fun games that people can participate in, and I think what’s really nice too, is that it’s a come and go event,” Cox said. “If they want to, (they can) come for a couple of hours and then maybe go home and clean up, and then come back.” Guests are encouraged to bring their own beverages and meals, but the option to purchase food and drinks is also available. Takoz Mod Mex’s and Smoked Out BBQ food trucks will be on hand. Complimentary beer will be provided by Palmia beer, and select wines from local wineries will also be on hand. Of course music is the main attraction for this one of a kind event but guests are also invited to take part in sand volleyball games, or take a leisurely inner tube ride in the in-ground pool while being serenaded by great music from great bands. And if that isn’t enough incentive to attend, there will also be games like corn hole and bag toss, giant beer pong and regular beer pong. As far as Brenda’s concerned, “there’s absolutely no reason not to buy a ticket.” “On our website, it says it’s a concert with a conscience,” Brenda
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