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DESCRIPTION:Our speaker will be member Michele Shover. Her talk "Here at th
 e Beginning”\, will set out the earliest origins of two remarkable entit
 ies\, the New Clairvaux Winery at Vina and River Partners. She will set ou
 t how each originated in decisions by a prominent Los Angeles businessman 
 who bought the Stanford Ranch. Bernard Flynn\, Sr. meant to shield his fam
 ily after the appearance of a Japanese submarine off of the Pacific coast 
 in WWII. Their large family enjoyed stays at the ranch and had no desire t
 o let it go. Michele Shover\, a retired professor of political science and
  local historian is a property manager. She is the author of Exploring Chi
 co's Past\, California Standoff: Farmers\, Indians and Miners at War: 1850
 -1865\, and Chico's Chapman: A.H. Chapman\, 1860-1899. The latter is a his
 tory of Chico as seen through a biography of business leader Gus Chapman\,
  who arrived in 1861 and was in the thick of every aspect of its developme
 nt. 
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SUMMARY:MICHELE SHOVER - Vina-River Partners
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Our speaker will be member Michele Shover. 
 Her talk &quot\;Here at the Beginning&rdquo\;\, will set out the earliest 
 origins of two remarkable entities\, the New Clairvaux Winery at Vina and 
 River Partners. She will set out how each originated in decisions by a pro
 minent Los Angeles businessman who bought the Stanford Ranch. Bernard Flyn
 n\, Sr. meant to shield his family after the appearance of a Japanese subm
 arine off of the Pacific coast in WWII. Their large family enjoyed stays a
 t the ranch and had no desire to let it go. Michele Shover\, a retired pro
 fessor of political science and local historian is a property manager. She
  is the author of Exploring Chico&#39\;s Past\, California Standoff: Farme
 rs\, Indians and Miners at War: 1850-1865\, and Chico&#39\;s Chapman: A.H.
  Chapman\, 1860-1899. The latter is a history of Chico as seen through a b
 iography of business leader Gus Chapman\, who arrived in 1861 and was in t
 he thick of every aspect of its development.</p>\n
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