FREE EVENT Jerry Peebles, lifelong resident of the San Jacinto Valley presents the story of San Jacinto from the perspective of the interactions of his family in the actual events that have shaped its history……………… ? San Jacinto’s Old Town & Helen Hunt Jackson ? The arrival of Edward Hyatt and the formation of the San Jacinto School system ? The coming of the California Central Railroad ? Riverside County and the 1899 & 1918 earthquakes ? The San Jacinto Livery Stable ? The Farmer House/Vosburg Hotel & the San Jacinto Theatre ? The Peebles Garage ? Hemacinto Drive-In and & the San Jacinto Museum ? The San Jacinto Register vs. The Hemet News ? The history of the “S” and the “H” and Tigers vs. Bulldogs and the Battle for the Bell Jerry was born in 1955 at Hemet Hospital, son of Harvey & Janet Peebles. He grew up and graduated from San Jacinto High School, attended Mt. San Jacinto and the University of Redlands. He worked for Hemet Federal Savings & Loan Association for 25 years then went to work for the Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians. Served 22 years as the Chairman of the Soboba Tribal Gaming Commission. Member of the San Jacinto Education Foundation, Hemet Historic Theatre and the San Jacinto Lions Club. He volunteers at the San Jacinto Museum and the Ramona Bowl Museum. Jerry is married to Mary Peebles, a retired 34 year teacher for HUSD They have 4 children, 9 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. * FREE EVENT - COMPLIMENTARY REFRESHMENTS SERVED * DOORS OPEN AT 6:00 PM * HEMET MUSEUM UPDATE * NEXT MEETING JUNE 10 * OPPORTUNITY DRAWING FOR GREAT RAFFLE PRIZES * BECOME A HEMET MUSEUM MEMBER - JOIN OR RENEW $15