i have to take my glasses off for this one. san francisco small business commission honors class variety of monday, december 12, 2011. we are proud to and knowledge the contributions that cliffs has made to the vitality of san francisco. in a family owned and operated business over the past 75 years. the company has grown from a library and magazine exchange to the harbor store that is today, supplying products for persons of all interests. in the store has been an icon and a fixture in the cash district. and and the store is run by ernie and martha austin. their daughter, too. they donate proceeds to the civil rights academy, the emergency fund, the rainbow honor walked and other community interests. the commission wishes cliff s success for many years to come. we would like to invite you to say a few words to the commission. we appreciate this honor and everything you are doing for small businesses in san francisco. thank you very much. -she is being a little too mod
this is a real big honor tonight to present the significant certificates of honor. your celebrating 75 years in the same neighborhood, the same family running the business. and you don t see that anymore. it is very unique. i think you have become an institution, not only in our neighborhood, but in the city. janet and i each have our own little stories, i had this 1951 the oyster blunder. it was my grandmother s. you guys had the little piece that goes and then that twirls it around. i got this three years ago. i don t think you ever claim the basement out. i would really like to thank you. you have been on the short list of being honored by this commission for quite some time. on behalf of all the families, i raised my child in san francisco, and i think we hear a lot about how san francisco isn t family friendly. i challenge them to go to cliffs. we regularly shop there for birthdays, parties, leading gifts, housewares. you have everything and it is really a true neig
institution, not only in our neighborhood, but in the city. janet and i each have our own little stories, i had this 1951 the oyster blunder. it was my grandmother s. you guys had the little piece that goes and then that twirls it around. i got this three years ago. i don t think you ever claim the basement out. i would really like to thank you. you have been on the short list of being honored by this commission for quite some time. on behalf of all the families, i raised my child in san francisco, and i think we hear a lot about how san francisco isn t family friendly. i challenge them to go to cliffs. we regularly shop there for birthdays, parties, leading gifts, housewares. you have everything and it is really a true neighborhood serving hardware store that is also such a great community resources. on behalf of my family and all the families, thank you for your work. i have to take my glasses off for this one. san francisco small business commission honors class variet
it is very unique. i think you have become an institution, not only in our neighborhood, but in the city. janet and i each have our own little stories, i had this 1951 the oyster blunder. it was my grandmother s. you guys had the little piece that goes and then that twirls it around. i got this three years ago. i don t think you ever claim the basement out. i would really like to thank you. you have been on the short list of being honored by this commission for quite some time. on behalf of all the families, i raised my child in san francisco, and i think we hear a lot about how san francisco isn t family friendly. i challenge them to go to cliffs. we regularly shop there for birthdays, parties, leading gifts, housewares. you have everything and it is really a true neighborhood serving hardware store that is also such a great community resources. on behalf of my family and all the families, thank you for your work. i have to take my glasses off for this one. san francisco
the families, thank you for your work. i have to take my glasses off for this one. san francisco small business commission honors class variety of monday, december 12, 2011. we are proud to and knowledge the contributions that cliffs has made to the vitality of san francisco. in a family owned and operated business over the past 75 years. the company has grown from a library and magazine exchange to the harbor store that is today, supplying products for persons of all interests. in the store has been an icon and a fixture in the cash district. and and the store is run by ernie and martha austin. their daughter, too. they donate proceeds to the civil rights academy, the emergency fund, the rainbow honor walked and other community interests. the commission wishes cliff s success for many years to come. we would like to invite you to say a few words to the commission. we appreciate this honor and everything you are doing for small businesses in san francisco. thank you ver