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                <text>The Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2013. In honor of the occasion we are collecting memories from the community about our work, programs, and historic places.   We will continue to build this collection, and would like to here from you!  For more information about how you can share stories and images with the SBTHP Memories Project, please visit: http://sbthp.org/anniversary5.htm</text>
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              <text>California State Senator Gary Hart, left, and California State Assemblyman Jack O'Connell, right, on the occasion of presenting, on behalf of the State Legislature, a Joint Resolution of Commendation to the then-President of the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation, Dr. James G. Mills, center.&#13;
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The cause of their laughter was that, on his reading of the resolution, Mills remarked, "This is really good. It couldn't have been better if we had written it ourselves."  To which Dr. Jarrell C. Jackman, Executive Director of the Trust, responded, "We did!" They cracked up.  Photographer Bill Dewey caught the moment. </text>
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