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BRE#01367581 HILL NEWS Sentenced to Member Supported 15 to life Idyllwild Idyllwild F$R1EE Local Anthony Wood TTooww nn pleads guilty to two felo- CCrr iieerr nies and is sentenced … PAGE A2 Resignation IIddyyllllwwiilldd’’ss OOnnllyy NNeewwssppaappeerr Geoffrey AAllmmoosstt AAllll tthhee NNeewwss —— PPAArrtt ooff tthhee ttiimmee ...... ooNNlliiNNee AAllll tthhee ttiimmee AAtt iiddyyllllwwiillddttoowwNNccrriieerr..ccoomm Caine regrettably VOL. 73 NO. 6 IDYLLWILD, CA THURS., FEB. 8, 2018 resigns from IWD A&E Calendar .................B7 Classifieds ......................B4 Games ............................B5 Past Tense ......................A7 Service Directory ...........B6 board … Churches ........................B8 Community Calendar ......A7 Opinion ..........................A4 Public Notices ................A6 Weather..........................A2 PAGE A3 Board: Sheriff’s Idyllwild native does well attitude toward Brendan Steele consultant’s ties for third in Phoenix … work at fault PAGE A8 Financial ‘avalanche’ approaching Local salaries and sheriff needs to help, they say Idyllwild Water District’s annual salaries and benefits … By JP Crumrine PAGE A5 news editor The dueling press releases between the River- HAPPENINGS side County’s Sheriff’s De- partment and the Execu- tive Office did not pass qui- Actress to speak etly. The Board of Supervi- Michèle sors clearly felt that Sheriff Marsh of Stan Sniff is not cooperat- “Fiddler on ing with KPMG, the con- the Roof” to sulting firm hired to find give talk at savings within the county’s library … budget, which is hindering PAGE B1 their efforts to address the deterioration in the coun- Sheriff Stan Sniff on a re- ty’s budget. cent visit to Idyllwild. Girl Scouts Four supervisors spoke FILE PHOTO to the issue at the beginning of last week’s board meeting on the Hill and all believe the county is in a financial spiral and the results of KPMG’s studies will help the county respond Locals, in conjunction and recover. But they feel that Sniff is unwilling to help. with Girls Board Chair and 3rd District Supervisor Chuck Scouts of Washington began the rebuttals to Sniff’s Jan. 26 press Town Hall Adult Co-Ed volleyball teams Idyllwild Garage and Silver Pines Lodge San Ber- release criticizing and faulting KPMG’s work at the played Monday night at Idyllwild School as they head into the playoffs. nardino Council, are bring- See Sheriff, page A8 PHOTO BY JENNY KIRCHNER ing Girl Scouts back to the Hill … PAGE B2 Official urges residents to get flu shots Film festival 12 County residents have died from flu year, no question. While we’ve had worse, this has been the deadliest Idyllwild In- flu season on record since 2013.” ternational By JP Crumrine A dozen Riverside County residents have died from the flu. Nation- Festival of news editor wide, 37 pediatric deaths have been reported, according to Kaiser. And Cinema film- the effect on the over-age-65 population has been just as bad. makers talk about what it Whether 2018 is the worst flu season since 2013 or the worst Kaiser said the flu vaccine is not in short supply and is effective, de- takes to produce a film — on in the last 10 years, as some have reported, it has been very bad. spite false news that it isn’t. Of the 37 pediatric deaths, 85 percent did a budget … Emergency rooms have been overcrowded and many people have not have the flu vaccine. PAGE B3 suffered. He urged residents to get the vaccine as soon as possible. “Get your At the Riverside County Board of Supervisor’s meeting last week, flu shot; there is still time,” he urged the supervisors. Public Health Officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser said, “It’s been a bad flu JP Crumrine can be reached at [email protected]. Member-supported TC updates and continues the appeal … CSA 38 says ‘no’ to cost of new station deck PAGE A4 By JP Crumrine agement — had ballooned from deck was originally raised more throughout the state and did not news editor the initial estimate of $20,000 to than a year ago. Weiser argued track the progress of these proj- $110,000. The deck is only 600 that the work on the deck was ects within the county’s bureau- r In an unexpected and unusual square feet. combined with the construction cracy. e i move, the County Service Area 38 County Fire Division Chief of the shaded cover over the fuel During this period, the coun- r C (Pine Cove) Advisory Committee Bill Weiser concurred with the tanks that the fire station and ty’s Economic Development n decided to deny funding for a proj- committee’s action late Wednes- Pine Cove Water District share. Agency began drafting archi- w ect at Riverside County Fire Sta- day afternoon, Jan. 31. “I do not He thought the total work tectural plans, as well as mak- o tion 23. support $110,000 for a deck at for both projects was estimat- ing project-management efforts. T The committee did not oppose this price. The deck needs work, ed to cost $70,000. However, the The county’s initial cost estimate d l the project — repairing and re- but I don’t support taxpayer mon- projects got separated during for the shade cover was going i w placing the deck on the back of the ey used in this fashion,” he ac- the planning stages. This sum- to be nearly $100,000. Howev- l station. Rather, the cost for whole knowledged, prior to the vote. mer, fire officials were extensive- er, PCWD agreed to do the work l y project — construction and man- The possibility of repairing the ly involved with numerous fires See CSA 38, page A8 d I CHARMING UPDATED NEW COTTAGE. LISTING! 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The County Board of Supervisors appointed Riverside County District Attorney’s Of- Dan Talbot as acting chief of the River- By JP Crumrine fice filed eight charges, which ranged side County Fire Department. news editor from sexual acts with a child under 10, After a closed session to discuss a re- lewd acts with a child under 14, to induc- placement of former Fire Chief John On Jan. 30, Anthony Wood, 25, of ing or coercing a minor to posing or mod- Hawkins, whom Cal Fire removed on Idyllwild, pleaded guilty to two felony eling for pornography, and possessing Jan. 19, the board announced its concur- counts — sex with a child under 10 years child pornography. Some of these charges rence with the Cal Fire decision to ap- of age and possession of child pornogra- include acts, that began in March 2012 point Talbot as the acting unit chief for phy. and continued to this year. Riverside County. Judge Jerome Brock sentenced him JP Crumrine can be reached at jp@ County officials will be involved in the to state prison for an “indeterminate sen- towncrier.com. recruitment process to select a permanent chief. “I look forward to working with the Ruiz dominates Board of Supervisors and county admin- istrators to build and maintain our inte- grated, cooperative and regional fire-protection system,” he said in a press re- fundraising heading lease. The chief of the Cal Fire/Riverside Daniel Talbot, acting fire chief for River- County Fire Department is an employee side County into primary season of Cal Fire. In addition to any appoint- PHOTO COURTESY RIVERSIDE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT ment by the state, the supervisors must separately designate a county fire chief. Talbot began his career with Cal Fire/ Hawkins came to the county in early Riverside County Fire Department in By JP Crumrine ballot. honest, hardworking and 2004 as a deputy chief and was named April 1985 and has held numerous posi- news editor The two major Repub- will be the leader our dis- fire chief in August 2006. tions in the department since then. lican candidates are soap trict so desperately needs Most recently, Talbot was deputy Talbot has lived in the Coachella Val- Representative Dr. opera actor Nancy Brown in Washington.… Kim- chief of the Eastern Operational Area, ley since 1987 and currently lives in Ber- Raul Ruiz, Democrat- Pelzer and former desert berlin, having just relocat- which consists of three divisions, six bat- muda Dunes. He has been married to his ic incumbent for Califor- news anchor Dan Ball. ed to the district, certain- talions, 32 fire stations and the Oak Glen wife, Catherine, for 28 years and has two nia’s 36th Congressio- The other three people — ly brings a new voice to Conservation Camp. adult children, William and Elizabeth. nal seat, is having little all conservatives — who the race. I applaud her for trouble raising money for have filed campaign re- deciding to get involved, his third re-election cam- cords are Stephan Wolko- but knowing a congressio- Nominations for veteran preciation for what they have done, not only paign. At the end of 2017, wicz, Douglas Hassett and nal district is of highest during their time in uniform, but after they he had far more cash Robert Bentley. importance and Dan has awards returned home.” available than the com- Pelzer is the leading that knowledge and expe- Nominations are now being accepted Veterans groups, such as American Le- bined total of all his chal- Republican fundraiser. rience.” from individuals and groups for the 2018 gion and Veterans of Foreign Wars Posts, lengers. Through the end of De- Wolkowicz, who has en- Veterans Service Awards presented by are encouraged to nominate a member of The election is still 10 cember, she had near- tered prior races, has re- State Sen. Jeff Stone. their organization for the award and indi- months away and Repub- ly $150,000 in cash. Her ceived about $2,000 and The awards are given annually to 10 viduals can also nominate worthy veterans. licans still see the district contributions have been has $500 in cash remain- military veterans from the 28th Senate The deadline to submit applications is as conservative territory. $179,000, of which about ing. Hassett has spent District who have gone above and beyond April 20. Applications and more informa- But since his 2012 upset one-third were greater about $700 of his $1,200 in the call of duty to help their fellow veterans tion are available at www.Senate.Ca.Gov/ of former Congresswom- than $2,000. While the contributions. and members of the community. Stone or by calling 760-398-6442 or 951- an Mary Bono, Ruiz has vast majority of her mon- And Bentley reported Stone will present the awards at sep- 894-3530. easily been re-elected. ey is from California resi- neither contributions re- arate ceremonies in Southwest Riverside And money has been an dents, Pelzer has received ceived nor any expendi- County and the Coachella Valley in late Ruiz next at Idyllwild Indivisible important factor in Ruiz’s contributions from Massa- tures on his campaign yet. May. Congressman Raul Ruiz will be the continuing success. chusetts, Texas and South JP Crumrine can be “We owe our veterans a debt that can speaker at the next Idyllwild Indivisible He has easily raised Dakota. reached at jp@towncrier. never be repaid,” said Stone. “This award meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 22, at significantly more cam- Further, two weeks com. is just a small token of our thanks and ap- Town Hall. paign funding than his op- ago, the Republican Na- ponents in 2014 and 2016. tional Congressional At the end of Decem- Committee designated ber, Ruiz had more than her a “Young Gun.” This $2 million in cash avail- is a reflection of her fund- able. At this point two raising prowess through years ago, Ruiz had $1.5 2017. RNCC sets fund- million. By the time of the raising goals for candi- 2016 election, in which he dates to meet. beat State Sen. Jeff Stone, Ball has about $13,600 he had raised nearly $3 in cash. His contribu- million. tions have totaled about For this campaign, in- $15,000, of which he re- dividual contributions ceived three for $2,700. have totaled about $1 mil- Last week, Bono Mack an- lion and political commit- nounced her support for tees have given him near- him. ly $750,000. In her endorsement Ruiz has received sev- Bono Mack said, “Com- eral contributions from mon-sense leadership Idyllwild residents. is noticeably absent in Five Republicans are Washington, and we need Once a month, Dick Goldberg (standing, left) organizes an evening discussion of various subjects at the Idyllwild vying for the opportuni- a strong leader who can Library. Last week, Daniel Manchester (sitting, left) examined the topic of the adequacy of natural selection acting ty to face Ruiz in Novem- cut through the partisan- on random variation to generate all the rest of the biological information found in nature. ber. In California, the two ship and bickering and get PHOTO BY PETER SZABADI candidates with the most things done for California votes in the June primary families. I have known H V m will be on the November Dan for many years. He is emet alley ortuary 2018 Congressional District 36 Dignified • Caring • Professional Campaign contributions and cash as of Jan. 31, 2018 Contributions Total Cash Family Operated individual Committee Available We Own & Operate Ruiz $1,083,800 $733,600 $2,095,750 Our Own Crematory Pelzer $175,800 — $146,700 Ball $15,450 — $13,634 • Complete Funeral Arrangements Hassett $1,300 — $700 and Crematory Services Wolkowicz $2,000 — $500 Bentley — — — • Pre-Arrangement Counseling • Out-Of-Town Arrangements Freedom from smoking clinic • Riverside National Cemetery • Now The Hemet Unified School District is sponsoring a Danette M. Moore Offering a Spacious Reception Room Nathan Karlin clinic to help attendees quit smoking at the Idyllwild Yoga Lic.# FD 833 Studio, 54445 North Circle Drive. Finer Service At Lower Cost For questions about this free clinic, contact Valerie 403 N. San Jacinto St. (951) 658-4433 • Hemet, Calif. 92543 Velez at 951-765-5100, ext. 3509, or [email protected]. Idyllwild this year Snow in inches Idyllwild Weather Date High Low M S To date this season (Idy): 0.0 01/30 67 39 0.00 0.0 To date last season (Idy): 1.0 From the National Weather Service 01/31 69 37 0.00 0.0 Total last season (Idy): 31.3 02/01 68 35 0.00 0.0 To date this season (PC): 2.0 02/02 68 37 0.00 0.0 Wednesday 2/7 Sunday 2/11 Total last season (PC): 63.3 02/03 67 37 0.00 0.0 02/04 67 38 0.00 0.0 Idyllwild temperatures, moisture 67/38 60/36 02/05 67 37 0.00 0.0 and snow totals are recorded daily Sunny. Mostly sunny. Idyllwild last year at 4 p.m. at Idyllwild Fire Station, an official NWS COOP reporter. Thursday 2/8 Monday 2/12 Date High Low M S Lower Pine Cove moisture and snow 01/30 61 31 0.00 0.0 69/39 57/30 0012//3011 6508 2298 00..0000 00..00 tboyt arless iadreen tr eTchoormde dW adlalailcye .a Mt 4o isptu.mre. Sunny. Mostly sunny. 02/02 54 28 0.00 0.0 inches include all precipitation such 02/03 50 37 0.05 0.0 as rain, melted hail and melted snow. Friday 2/9 Tuesday 2/13 02/04 53 27 0.00 0.0 02/05 54 32 0.00 0.0 Weather season is July 1 to June 68/38 55/30 30. For Hill road conditions and Moisture in inches Sunny. Mostly sunny. Hill weather, visit us on the Internet To date this season (Idy): 4.42 at www.idyllwildtowncrier.com or Skies were clear on Tuesday with highs in the 60s. Saturday 2/10 To date last season (Idy): 14.65 call Caltrans road update at 1-800- Find the latest weather informa- Total last season (Idy): 28.61 427-7623. The view here is from the new IdyPark, currently in 61/41 tion from the National Weather To date this season (PC): 0.86 progress in the center of town where Jo’An’s Restau- Service at www.weather.gov. Total last season (PC): 37.56 rant was located for many years. PHOTO BY EDDIE ALCAZAR Mostly sunny. NEWS Idyllwild Town Crier, Feb. 8, 2018 - Page A3 CSA 60 to be terminated Caine resigns from this spring Idyllwild Water board LAFCO grants approval velopment specialist for Riverside Coun- By JP Crumrine ty Economic Development Agency’s Com- news editor By JP Crumrine munity and Cultural Services Division, news editor has said the remaining funds will be used Idyllwild Water District Director Geof- for the benefit of the community, working frey Caine has submitted his resigna- On Jan. 25, Riverside County’s Local with the Pinyon Community Council. tion effective March 1. With much regret, Agency Formation Committee unani- “Supervisor [Chuck] Washington’s of- Caine said health problems are taking mously agreed with the Board of Supervi- fice has tasked the Pinyon Community longer to improve than he wished and are sors’ recommendation to dissolve County Council with working with the multiple forcing his departure from the board. Service Area 60 (Pinyon). sub-communities within Pinyon (gen- In his letter, he wrote, “This is very This is the first step in the dissolu- erally delineated by the multiple water disappointing. I wanted to become a di- tion process, according to George Spilio- districts within the area) to provide feed- rector in part to help revitalize what I, tis, LAFCO executive director. A public back to his office about how that money and many others, saw as a very poorly hearing for objections will be held, prob- can best be spent to benefit CSA 60 as a performing board, and was very much ably next month. However, Spiliotis said, whole,” said Franklin. looking forward to working on this with no one attended the LAFCO meeting to Although no decisions have been others in the community and on the speak out in opposition to the commit- made, Franklin believes, “… the funding board.” tee’s action, so he expects little to no ob- will be spent on projects that would in- Lamenting Caine leaving the board, jections going forward. crease protection and preparedness for Director Peter Szabadi said, “Geoffrey If agreed to, the final step in dissolving fires and other disasters that the com- was a great addition to our board. We will CSA 60 will occur this spring. munity is vulnerable to. The goal is to get all miss his intelligence, dedication and The current cash balance, about started on those things as soon as the dis- most of all, his sense of humor. He had a $340,000, will revert to the county, pur- solution is complete.” long-term vision for our district and its suant to state law. JP Crumrine can be reached at jp@ need to meet the demands posed by the But Michael Franklin, principal de- towncrier.com. environmental challenges to our water file photo supplies.” His need to resign creates personal to be cognizant and concerned about the discouragement for Caine, since he had coming of another drought. He thought Bianco feels challenge to three goals for the board during his ten- other cities and countries might have ure. He hopes his former colleagues will ideas and solutions that would benefit sheriff affects his assignments want to address them. IWD if a water shortage were to begin to In his letter, he expressed his desire develop. to see the three local water districts — Caine was unanimously appointed By JP Crumrine Idyllwild, Fern Valley and Pine Cove — to the IWD board in January 2016, fol- news editor merge. While he believes a merger would lowing the resignation of two other di- yield a cost savings for all three communi- rectors. He and Szabadi were appointed Riverside County ties, he wished “… we could have begun to at the same meeting. No one challenged Sheriff Stan Sniff is up regularly associate with the directors of the incumbent directors during the Au- for re-election in 2018. the other districts in order to build better gust election period. In July, the Riverside His challengers are from relationships.” County Board of Supervisors re-appoint- within the Sheriff’s De- He also encourages IWD to become ed Caine for a full four-year term begin- partment and another more involved in the community. This ning in December 2017. Whoever replaces county police force. would create a greater connection with him will have to stand for election to the Lt. Chad Bianco works more people and groups, thus finding it remaining two years of the term in Au- at the Hemet Sheriff’s easier for common solutions. gust 2019. Station. He is one of sev- Besides wanting a communal role of JP Crumrine can be reached at jp@ eral lieutenants who have the district, Caine urges his colleagues towncrier.com. been assigned to that station in the past several years. He also is in a dif- Volunteers needed for ficult situation, challenging the head of the agency, while trying to remain recycling classes and events a dependable employee. Bianco was a candi- date in 2014, so he un- Are you interested in helping the envi- the events, dates and times that work best derstood the situation he ronment? Do you like to compost or recy- for them. would face and accepted cle? Outreach volunteers also can choose to when he announced his Become an outreach volunteer with the attend extra training and volunteer more candidacy for 2018. Riverside County Department of Waste hours in order to become certified as a mas- Nevertheless, he feels Resources and help the Earth by helping ter composter. Once a volunteer reaches that his political gam- others become better recyclers and com- master composter status, the volunteer is file photo bit has negative effects posters. allowed to teach classes on their own, or on his daily job. “I’m be- press releases. Last fall, Bianco said Outreach volunteers assist with classes work with schools and community gardens ing treated differently for “It a shame. Our de- he responded to a homi- or events by interacting with the public, an- as a composting mentor. running for sheriff,” he partment is not run to its cide call in East Hemet. swering questions on outreach programs Outreach volunteers are integral to the said. He believes his as- benefit for the public,” Bi- It was near noon and not and distributing materials. The ideal vol- success of county recycling and composting signments have changed anco claims. “It runs to many personnel avail- unteer enjoys meeting people, likes to learn programs, and are recognized by the coun- and the department is make sure Stan [Sniff] able, but after being told new things and is passionate about the en- ty annually for their dedication and hours trying to keep his name gets elected.” to collect evidence and re- vironment. worked. out of the print media. “I Last summer, when view a tape, he was told to Total volunteer commitment is atten- Orientation and training is scheduled just sit in the office. Email the county’s management return to the station. dance at the two-hour orientation and for 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 7, at the River- is my only responsibility.” consultant, KPMG, be- Bianco feels thwarted training meeting and four hours of volun- side County Department of Waste Resourc- Sometimes he will try to gan its study of work pro- and thinks he has solu- teer time donated each quarter while par- es, 14310 Frederick St., Moreno Valley. help people in the station’s cesses at the Hemet stations. There are many of- ticipating in the program. Opportunities to For more information, potential out- lobby. tion, Bianco was the con- ficers and managers in volunteer at classes and events exist across reach volunteers can visit www.rcwaste. In a statement to the tact. But he claims he had the department, but Bian- the entire county, plus the volunteers select org or call 951-486-3200. press, Sniff said, “The no contact with KPMG. co chose to challenge the Sheriff’s Department has “I only saw a summary top executive and feels re- thousands of deputies, de- of their work every week. buffed by the response. signed his position at the tectives, sergeants and ci- This was very frustrating “Every employer, public end of December to focus vilian employees who du- for me.” or private, has periodical- on the campaign. tifully complete the tasks Bianco was assigned ly experienced employees The three candidates our agency needs them to key staff analysis respon- who only want to do what will all be on the June pri- handle. Our organization, sibilities for the Hemet they want to do, rather mary ballot. If one candi- like any other, needs all station’s critical KPMG than what their employ- date receives more than employees to do their as- patrol model testing well er requires them to do as 50 percent of the vote, he signed and required jobs, before ever announcing part of the team’s respon- will become the next sher- rather than determining any 2018 run for political sibilities and the agency’s iff. If no one garners 50 on their own how they office. After his later an- mission,” Sniff noted. He percent, the two candi- might personally desire nouncement that he was also said Bianco could use dates with the most votes to spend their work time.” seeking political office, the department’s transfer will be on the November As an officer with con- his assignment was left procedures to seek a new 2018 ballot. siderable experience, Bi- in place, without change, assignment. JP Crumrine can be anco feels he should be do- Sniff said in his state- Former Hemet Police reached at jp@towncrier. ing more than helping on ment. Chief Dave Brown re- com. ‘The Guide for Charities’ mote best practices to help directors and officers of chari- California Attorney General Xavera Becerra has re- ties better understand their responsibilities. leased “The Guide for Charities” to give charities the tools The guide is available at www.oag.ca.gov/system/files/ they need to comply with laws. The guide seeks to pro- attachments/press_releases/guide_for_charities.pdf. IDYLLWILD’S GOT TALENT! DO YOU HAVE A VISUAL OR PERFORMING ARTS TALENT YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE? AUDITIONS LOCALS, CALL 951-965-0456 TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION BY FEBRUARY 26, 2018 Locals include Pinyon Pines, Garner Valley, Anza, Mountain Center, Idyllwild & Pine Cove Proceeds for a new kitchen in Idyllwild Community Center EVENT IS MAY 4, 5 and 6, 2018 idyllwildcommunitycenter.org OPINION Page A4 - Idyllwild Town Crier, Feb. 8, 2018 ‘In My Father’s Footsteps’ in Germany. The family developed a very O U T O U D WReRaitdee.R..s ctilnosuee rde ulanttiioln hseh pipa swsietdh a mwya fya.ther that con- L Editor: It was through her that I learned he es- “In My Father’s Footsteps — A Daugh- caped from the Russian Army into which ter’s Search for Answers “is the first narra- he was drafted to serve as a medic while tive in a four-part project entitled, “Musical still a student studying medicine in Odes- Roots: An Exploration of Cultural Heritage sa. When the army was stationed in Ber- and Musical Influences.” lin, he learned that he was going to be It will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Friday, sent back to Russia and placed in a Gulag. Feb. 9, at Idyllwild Arts. With a great deal of help, he was able to es- The project had its genesis in 2004 upon cape to an American army base in Augs- discovering an old letter from Moscow written to my fa- burg, Germany. In Augsburg, he was given refugee sta- My New Year’s resolution for 2018 is to get healthier. ther and my attempt to locate its author. Born in Russia tus and placed in the Foehrenwald DP Camp as a doctor. Not that I’m ill, but just that I’m not as active as I could in 1923, my father died when I was young. Never hav- From Foehrenwald, he was relocated for a brief time be and have a few pounds to shed. ing known him as an adult, I began my quest to learn to Argentina then to the newly formed State of Israel I’m not writing this to encourage anyone to do what I about his life and journey to America traversing five con- and then to America. did because that’s something you and your doctor should tinents. The journey inspired me to create a series of four sto- discuss. This is just to tell anyone who wants to read it Finding answers to my many questions proved to ries relayed via musical narratives (recitals). about my adventure in January. be challenging due to the chaos of war-time records as The music will reflect what I was able to learn about I started out the year on the Whole30 program (a well as limited access to records located in Russia. How- my father’s life, and is dedicated to all who’ve found the stricter form of paleo), which for me is not much of a chal- ever, with time, what I was able to discover was a story courage to pursue their dreams for a better life for them- lenge because I’m already gluten-intolerant, and I’ve beyond anything I could have imagined. My father’s life selves and/or their families. been primarily paleo for more than a year. unfolded as a fantastic portrayal of courage and perse- Sandra Shapiro So I’ve given up pasta and bread since 2000 when I verance in pursuing his dreams. Idyllwild Arts Academy guest pianist discovered the intolerance, other than the occasional rice I eventually found and met the author of the letter, as forms that are not paleo or Whole30. well as people who knew him, his friends or his family in And recently, we have all sorts of flour choices that Russia. (Editor’s note: As always, the views of our columnists are not grain-based, such as almond, tapioca and coco- One person writing her family memoirs devoted an and letter writers are not necessarily the views of the nut flours, making it possible to enjoy pastas and breads entire chapter to my father who was their family doc- Town Crier editors. The Town Crier welcomes views from again. tor when she was a child in a displaced person’s camp all writers, including those in letters to the editor.) That’s a double-edged sword, in my humble opinion, because I believe the reason I’ve never been obese is because of a gluten-intolerance. If not for that, I would TC still needs Town Crier gorge myself on pasta, pizza and bread. (I must have been Italian in another life.) But now, I can do so easily Charter Members with all these other flours. advertising I eat paleo because I feel better when I do. I had never Saving and Supporting the Town Crier done the Whole30, though, and that was a great month. for our Community I felt better than when I’m eating just paleo, and had ter- (413 Charter Members as of Feb. 5, 2018) rific energy. Four-and-a-half pounds came off, too, so I By Becky and Jack clark was able to stand up from a squatting position without co-puBlishers Angels (5) — Other amount, unlimited above Jack having to use a hoist on me. $1,000 annually: Nancy Borchers $2,000; Ying Chen The primary difference I see between eating paleo The Town Crier now has 16 business members we & Andrew Lichtman, attorneys at law $1,006; Kathy & and the Whole30 is that all those other “legal” flours wish to thank: Baily Winery (Carol & Phil Baily); Ying Tom Kluzak $1,250; Sub Rosa Apothecary (Julia Mead- on paleo are mostly not legal on the Whole30, other Chen & Andrew Lichtman, attorneys at law; Everitt’s ows & Marc Peterman) $1,200; (1) Anonymous $2,500. than use for gravy. They don’t want you being tempted Minerals & Gallery (Janet & Larry Everitt); The Fam- by things like bread, cookies, pasta, etc. Most of those ily Business (tax preparation - Craig & Janice Cooper- Heroes (4) — $1,000 annually: Anne & Barnaby things require your own baking/cooking anyway. smith); Fern Creek Medical Center; Fern Valley Inn Finch; Charles “Chic” Fojtik; Janice Lyle; (1) Anonymous And because of that, I saved money on food, too. (Gary & Marcie Erb); Idyllwild Backhoe (Carol & David $1,000. I also decided to go back to my favorite “sport” for ex- Jones, Denise & Justin Jones); Idyllwild Vacation Rent- ercise: yoga. I love the stretching and how it cuts through als (Chris Titus); Middle Ridge Winery Tasting Gallery Patrons (9) — $500+ annually: Scott Bump & Cyn- the stress of life. (Chris & Melody Johnston); Mountain High Escrow; The thia Grady; Morgan Cannon; Kitty Kieley Hayes; Pame- So, to encourage myself, one of the last things I Red Kettle (restaurant – Bruce Ross); Sandlin & Son la Jordan & Christopher Scott; Ron Luebbert; The Mills bought at the Lady of the Lake going-out-of-business Refrigeration (David Sandlin); Silver Pines Lodge; Sub Family; Dave & Shanna Robb; (2) Anonymous $500. sale was a yoga calendar. It hangs near my computer to Rosa Apothecary (Julia Meadows & Marc Peterman); encourage me to do yoga again. I confess, I haven’t done TetraDym Inc. (Bill Protzmann); and Whitman Physical Sponsors (63) — $250+ annually: Donald Abrams; any. But I did buy a new yoga mat a few weekends ago Therapy (Bill Whitman). Sharon & Thomas Apostle; Austin Tile (Chris & Julee since the cats had destroyed my old one. (They enjoy de- And we wish to thank our eight nonprofit and pub- Austin); Paul Bailey; Anne Bleaden; Christopher Bright- stroying our things. It’s their favorite hobby.) lic agency members: Fern Valley Water District; Friends man; Pete & Suzy Capparelli; Blair Ceniceros; Diann The yoga calendar now is turned to February and the of Idyllwild Library; Friends of San Jacinto Mountain Coate; Laurel & Redmond Corbett; Arthur & Deborah pose in the photo is a sitting one, so a few times a day, County Parks; Hemet Public Library; Idyllwild Animal Cravets; Sandii Castleberry Daigh; Isabelle Dubois; I stretch my arms up from my office chair and assume Rescue Friends; Idyllwild Master Chorale; St. Hugh’s Gordon Duerr, Jr.; Marcia Edwards $300; Guy & Nan- the pose. Then I read about the celebrations of the month Episcopal Church; and Temple Har Shalom of Idyllwild. cy Excell; The Family Business (tax preparation - Craig and there are many: National Freedom Day, Groundhog But our quest for more business and organization ad- & Janice Coopersmith); Dave & Laurie Fraser; Mar- Day, Lincoln’s Birthday, Mardi Gras, Valentine’s Day, vertisers continues. Please remember that: 1) Town Cri- sha & Susan Freed; Friends of the Idyllwild Library; Ash Wednesday, Nirvana Day, Susan B. Anthony Day er readers are established friends of our Hill community, Friends of San Jacinto Mountain County Parks; Dick (why isn’t that a federal holiday?), Chinese New Year, so your ad is focused, 2) your ad is highly visible — it can & Karen Hadik; Paula & Robert Hetzler; David Hunt Presidents Day and Washington’s Birthday. dominate a TC page, and 3) people keep and read their & Kris Kirschbaum; Idyllwild Backhoe (Carol & David And then it’s also Black History Month and my favor- TCs for a whole week, so your ad endures. Your Town Jones, Denise & Justin Jones); Idyllwild Vacation Rent- ite, National Mend a Broken Heart Month, because “no Crier business ads are focused, highly visible and endur- als (Chris Titus); Christine Iger; Ben & Nanci Killing- one’s life needs romance to be complete.” There you go! ing. sworth; Anne & Jon King; Kathy & Will Kleindienst; So get out there and have a happy Valentine’s Day. And, of course, we always ask our Town Crier Mem- Dianne Lake; Barbara Larsh; John Larue $350; Jason Becky clark, editor bers to support Hill businesses that support our local Laurence & Alexandra Napier; Martha Ludlum & Ste- newspaper with their advertising. That’s a triple win for ven Morris; Chuck & Martha Lumia; Nancy Wallace our community. Undergraduate internship program Lungren for Don & Elizabeth Wallace Family Trust; Existing subscribers are converting to memberships Linda McCaughin & Phil Strong; Charles & Marga- The Riverside County District Attorney’s Office is look- at the rate of about 10 to 12 per week as old subscriptions ret Mooney; Mountain High Escrow; Sue Nash & Tom ing for motivated and enthusiastic undergraduate college expire, and we see no reason why it should not contin- Paulek; Thomas Noce; Betty & Walter Parks; Ben & Rue students to participate in an eight-week, unpaid internship. ue at that rate through to the one-year anniversary of Pine; Raphael Plunkett; Andy Ridgwell; Fran & Steve Students must be currently in college (incoming sophomore, the membership campaign on next Aug. 16 — about 27 Robb; Martha & Scott Schroeder; Gary Schwandner; Ju- junior or senior for the fall). weeks from now. That will bring Town Crier member- dith & Ronald Shenkman; Paul Shnable; Adele & Bob Students gain hands-on experience dealing with the ships to around 700 supporting Members at all levels. Smith; Karen Smith; Anne Stone; Greg Trigeiro; Alex & various aspects of the criminal justice system, while work- This kind of membership support can enable the Town Valerie Virtue; Barry & Jolene Wallace; Kay Wanner & ing closely with attorneys, paralegals, investigators or vic- Crier to continue to serve our community just as long as Charlie Wix; Brian Weiss; Barbara Woolfolk; (3) Anony- tim advocates. They will also attend workshops on crimi- its readers want it. mous $250. nal procedures, tour several law enforcement facilities and And, please remember that the Town Crier’s weekly more. News Meeting is open to the entire public. That’s where Sustaining Readers (332) — $100+ annually: Karl For more information contact Amy McKenzie, at 951- decisions are made as to what stories to cover. 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Please allow up to two weeks for Samantha Hallburn | Bookkeeping for errors after first insertion. requests to take effect. or toll-free: 1-888-535-6663 NEWS & OPINION Idyllwild Town Crier, Feb. 8, 2018 - Page A5 IT’S DIFFERENT Idyllwild Water District 2016 salaries and compensation Editor’s note: Each Idyllwild Water District employee salaries and benefits and year, the Town Crier re- board member compensation for 2016. ports the information below for the three local wa- Total Retirement ter districts — Fern Valley, Position Department Total Wages & Health Cost Idyllwild and Pine Cove General Manager Water $ 94,861 $ 8,564 — and the Idyllwild Fire Chief Financial Officer Water $ 91,354 $10,335 Protection. The FVWD in- Maintenance Worker I Water $ 59,532 $ 6,616 formation appeared in the Maintenance Worker I Water $ 54,372 $ 5,942 Feb. 1 issue. PCWD will Maintenance Worker II Water $ 47,110 $ 5,910 appear next week followed Maintenance Worker I Sewer $ 38,208 $ 4,478 by IFPD. Each district pro- Office Assistant Water $ 34,451 $ 4,137 Members of Idyllwild vides the information to Maintenance Worker I Sewer $ 30,182 $ 3,691 the state controller general Admin Admin $ 26,903 $ 3,329 who posts it on the agen- Technician I Sewer $ 18,748 $ 2,571 historic district cy’s website at http://pub- Admin Admin $ 18,577 $ 2,538 licpay.ca.gov/. The con- Maintenance Worker I Sewer $ 12,759 $ 1,976 board reappointed troller provides this infor- Maintenance Worker I Water $ 11,776 $ 1,839 mation for more than 3,000 Maintenance Worker I Water $ 11,378 $ 1,829 special districts. It is avail- Maintenance Worker I Sewer $ 9,138 $ 2,176 By JP Crumrine able for calendar years Customer Services Customer $ 3,066 $ 1,007 news editor 2009 through 2016. Services The information pre- Director Bd President $ 1,900 -- At the recommendation of Riverside County 3rd Dis- sented is posted as submit- General Manager Gen’l Manager $ 1,701 $ 170 trict Supervisor Chuck Washington, the Board of Super- ted by the reporting entity. Director Board $ 1,700 -- visors reappointed four members to the Idyllwild Histor- The State Controller’s Of- Director Board $ 1,200 -- ic Preservation Local Review Board. fice is not responsible for Board President Bd President $ 400 $ 40 Reappointed with terms ending Jan. 29, 2020, were the accuracy of this infor- Director Board $ 300 -- Nancy Borchers and Ron Kammeyer. Chair Warren mation. Director Board -- -- Monroe and Barbara Jones were reappointed with their terms ending Jan. 29, 2021. A vacancy on the five-member board remains. If one is interested, call Opal Hellweg, on Washington’s staff, gan; Jerry & Kathryn Holldber; Peggy Holsclaw; Rich- at 951-955-1030 for more information. Applications can ard Honn & Marguerite Snow; Douglas Hopper; Christy be downloaded at rivcodistrict3.org. & Robert Howard; Eugene Hubbard; Larry Hyder; Bar- JP Crumrine can be reached at [email protected]. bara Hynes; Idyllwild Animal Rescue Friends; Idyllwild Master Chorale; David Israelsky & Janice Zahn; Don “Jac” & Mimi Jacaruso; Jan Jaspers-Fayer (#1); Jan Jas- Readers pers-Fayer (#2); Laurie Jewell & David Wieder; David & Marla Johnson; Josh & Lea Johnson; Barbara Jones; Continued from page A4 Wendy Kahle; Lorraine Kassarjian; Dave Keena; Doug & Lawrence Kueneman; Elena Courtemanche; Mela- Kelbert; Donna & Sam Kelly; Marilyn Kemple; Don- nie & Tom Cox; Wayne Craycroft; Virginia Criste; Joe na Kennedy & William Linehan; Teresa Kilfoyle; Ted Curtis; Barbara & David Cutter; Barbara Czescik; Mar- & Beverly Kilman; Barbara & Ted Kinoshita; Helen garet & Michael D’Ambra; Namir Danluji; Jayne Da- Knauer; Lydia & Wolfgang Knauss; Julie Koppel; Mar- vis; Mark Davis & Eduardo Santiago; Iris & Peter Da- cia & Ron Krull; Nadiene Kuhn for Diane Smith; Diana vison; Doug & Marta Deffenbaugh; John & Linda Den- & Terry Kurr; Carl & Pamela Lagoni, a gift from Max- ver; Mizzi Diamond & Tim Doyle; Tom Dickinson & Bev ine Wells; Don & Mimi Lamp; Elaine Latimer; Erin La- McCullough; Sherryn Digby; Linda Dinko, a gift from timer; Ileana Lee; Daniel & Jane Levy; Trudy Levy; Spanky; Jon Dittmer; Ruthe Donlon; Bonnie Doshier, a Bob Lippert; Elizabeth Locke; Elaine Lockhart; Barba- gift from Jean Stein; Carol & Dennis Dunbar; Greg & ra & Michael Longbrook; Cathy & Dave Lopez; Kathy Nancy Dunlap; John Dunne; Alicia & Stuart Eberhardt; & Ken Luber; Virginia Lumb; Marsha Lytle; Kerry & Sverre & Gerd Eng; Anne Erikson; Jennie & Steven William Manos; Pandra & Tapio Markkula; Michèle Jack Hoagland (left), general manager of the Idyllwild Espinosa; Everitt’s Minerals & Gallery (Janet & Lar- Marsh & Peter Szabadi; Brian Marshall; Brian C. Mar- Water District, received an official Idyllwild Rotary mug ry Everitt); Cleve & Peggy Ferguson; Fern Creek Med- shall; Barbara Mathahs; Erin Matthews; Lynette Max- from Rotary President Roland Gaebert after Hoagland ad- ical Center; Fern Valley Inn (Gary & Marcie Erb); Fern ey; Barbara & Robert McCalla; Lucy McCampbell; Bret dressed the Rotary’s weekly meeting Wednesday, Jan. Valley Water District; Farah Fisher; Amy Fogerson & McCaughin-Strong; Carol McClintic; Ralph McClurg; 31. Hoagland spoke of the progress the district has Kent Weishaus; Chris Fox; Michael Franich; Françoise Joan McCullough; Maureen McElligott; Dick McK- made in modernizing facilities and meeting the needs Frigola; Roland Gaebert; Bruce & Carolyn Ganoe; Mer- ee, a gift from Jerry & Kathryn Holldber in memory of of Idyllwild residents. PHOTO BY TOM KLUZAK le & Rosemarie Gardner; Don & Louise Giger; John Virginia; Michael McKenzie & Robert Thorson; Jane Gill; John & Kathleen Gilliland; Cathy & Gil Gillogly; Meier; Carol Mendoza; George & Sheila Meyer; Leslea & Thomas Pierce; Daniel & Susan Pietsch; Jim Pome- Elaine Godzak; Dick & Jan Goldberg; Christine & Jan Meyerhoff; Maurice Meysenburg; Middle Ridge Win- roy $150; Jack & Nancy Pyster; Bob & Elaine Rahman; Goldsmith; Eleanor Gorth; Mary Gosney & Rebecca ery Tasting Gallery (Chris & Melody Johnston); Susan The Red Kettle (Bruce Ross); Ed & Sandy Reed; Mike Gunn; Galal Gough; Patti Gould; Gary & Joan Gray; Millard; Marcia & Richard Montaño; Melissa Montgom- Reed; Jim Rees; George & Kathryn Reeves; Don & Nan- Bob & Corrine Greenamyer; Karin & Richard Green- ery-Lynch; Tim Moore; Maria & Mark Morgan; Wayne cy Reiterman; A. & Linda Rewiski; Linda & Manny Rid- wood; Harry Griswold & Stephanie Webber; Mark Gum- Myers & Aaron Twombly; June Nelson; Marion Nelson; er; Margaret & Ned Roberts; Debbi Roeder; Maureen & precht & Christine Rheaume; Carolyn Hall; Linda Han- Kristin Neubauer; Christen Ng; Shannon Ng; Gwen Steve Rose; Don & Julie Roy; Robert Sandifer; Sandlin son; Marcia Harlan & Charles Phelan; Alan Harvey; Oesch; Dawn & Jim O’Keeffe; Steve Olson & Stephanie & Son Refrigeration (David Sandlin); Lenore Sazer; Al- Judy Haw; Maury Heden; Emily Heebner & Eric Young; Yost; David Oltman; Perry Osborne; Robert Parker; Neil ice & Vic Scavarda; Charles Schelly; Maxine Schenk; Hemet Public Library; Hemet Unified School District; Passage; Gerald Pauley; Hank Pawlak; Anthony Pear- Joye Schmiedt; Richard Schnetzer; Jeanette Schulte- Janice Herdey; Carole Herman & Sandi Mathers; Paul son; Barbara & Dave Pelham; Tony Peña; Kim & Mark jann; Steve Shaw; Dale Sheneman; Doug & Lois Shep- & Theresa Hert; Wayne Hester; Robert Hewitt & Jan- Perine, a gift from Robin Boyd; Heather Perry; Cecil & pard; Teruo Shida; Mary Jo Shinkle; Terry Shirley; ice Murasko; Jim & Mary Hobbes; Heidi & Todd Hog- Shirley Peters; Robert Peterson; John Petty; Marlene See Readers, page A8 Town Crier Membership Application: NAME(S): _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MAILING ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________________CITY: ___________________ STATE:_______ ZIP:___________________ TELEPHONE NUMBER(S): ______________________________________________________________________________________ EMAIL ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________________ I (We) want to keep the Town Crier as a real newspaper for the benefit of our community, as follows: z Angels: Other amount unlimited above $1,000 annually – $___________ z Heroes: $1,000+ annually – $_______ z Patrons: $500+ annually – $_______ z Sponsors: $250+ annually – $_______ z Sustaining Readers: $100+ annually – $_______ All Memberships may be paid for by the month, if you wish, by using a pre-submitted credit card, debit card, or PayPal account with the addition of a 3% fee. 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If no written objection publication dates not counting such publica- should not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant the petition tion dates, are sufficient. The period of notice is timely filed, the court may grant the petition FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME without a hearing. commences with the first day of publication without a hearing. Legals • Doing Business As STATEMENT NOTICE OF HEARING and terminates at the end of the twenty-eighth NOTICE OF HEARING The following person (persons) is a. Date: 3-22-18 Time: 1:30PM, Dept. H-1. day, including therein the first day. a. Date: 3/20/18 Time: 8:30, Dept. 12. (are) doing busi ness as IDYLLWILD MAS- b. The address of the court is same as CERTIFICATION b. The address of the court is same as For questions about Public Notices call the Town Crier SAGE; IDYLLWILD MASSAGE THERAPY; noted above. I hereby certify that this copy is a cor rect copy noted above. (951) 659-2145 or Email: [email protected] IDYLLWILD MASSAGE AND THERAPEUTIC 3. a. A copy of this Order to Show Cause of the origi nal statement on file in my office. 3. a. A copy of this Order to Show Cause BODYWORK; IDYLLWILD THERAPEUTIC shall be published at least once each week for shall be published at least once each week for BODYWORK AND MASSAGE; IDYLLWILD four successive weeks prior to the date set PETER ALDANA, four successive weeks prior to the date set Every day throughout the United States, SUBDIVISION (a) OF SECTION 17920, A MASSAGE AND PILATES; IDYLLWILD for hearing on the petition in the following County Clerk for hearing on the petition in the following newspapers publish thousands of public FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT GENER- CONCIERGE at 54445 North Circle Dr. #D, newspaper of general circulation, printed in Pub. TC: Feb. 8, 15, 22, Mar. 1, 2018. newspaper of general circulation, printed in notices about events, conditions or actions ALLY EXPIRES AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS Idyllwild, CA 92549, Riverside County. Mailing this county: Riverside, Idyllwild Town Crier. this county: Riverside, Idyllwild Town Crier. that affect countless individuals, families, FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT WAS FILED address: PO Box 3169, Idyllwild, CA 92549. Date: JAN 23 2018 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Date: 1/30/18 neighborhoods and businesses. Public no- IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, KAREN ELAINE GEORG, 55010 South Circle KATHLEEN JACOBS STATEMENT JOHN W VINEYARD tices cover many topics, including business EXCEPT, AS PROVIDED IN SUBDIVISION Dr., Idyllwild, CA 92549. JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT The following person (persons) is (are) JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT matters, liquor licensing, public auctions and (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE IT EXPIRES This business is conducted by an Individual. Pub. TC: Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22, 2018. doing busi ness as VITAL SIGNS at 57080 Pub. TC: Feb. 8, 15, 22, Mar. 1, 2018. sales, estates, zoning, public meetings, bids 40 DAYS AFTER ANY CHANGE IN THE The registrant commenced to transact Hurst, Anza, CA 92539, Riverside County. to sell goods and services to the government, FACTS SET FORTH IN THE STATEMENT business under the fictitious name listed above FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Mailing address: 43980 Mahlon Vail Rd #2203, RIC1802221 local government finances and state and PURSUANT TO SECTION OF 17913 OTHER on September 2015. STATEMENT Temecula, CA 92592. DEBRA ANN DANGELO ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE local elections. Public notice is a fundamental THAN A CHANGE IN THE RESIDENCE AD- I declare that all information in this state- The following person (persons) is (are) VESEY, 57080 Hurst, Anza, CA 92539. PATRICK FOR CHANGE OF NAME component of our system of representative DRESS OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW ment is true and correct. (A registrant who doing busi ness as WILD IDY at 54760 South JOHN VESEY, 57080 Hurst, Anza, CA 92539. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, democracy, which depends upon the par- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT declares as true any material matter pursuant Circle Dr, Idyllwild, CA 92549, Riverside County. This business is conducted by a Married COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 4050 Main Street, ticipation of educated, responsible citizens. MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Mailing address: PO Box 1620, Idyllwild, CA Couple. Riverside, CA 92501. Branch name:. THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT DOES Code, that the registrant knows to be false, is 92549. WILD IDY LLC, 54760 South Circle Dr, The registrant commenced to transact ANNETTE SUZANNE QUILLEN TO ALL FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME NOT OF ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE IN guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine Idyllwild, CA 92549. The List State of Limited business under the fictitious name listed above INTERESTED PERSONS: STATEMENT THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000).) Liability Company is CA. on 1/1/2013. 1. Petitioner: ANNETTE SUZANNE The following person (persons) is (are) NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF Registrant Signature: This business is conducted by a Limited I declare that all information in this state- QUILLEN filed a petition with this court for a doing busin ess as RMA HEALTH INFORMAT- ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE OR KAREN ELAINE GEORG Liability Company. ment is true and correct. (A registrant who decree changing names as follows: ICS at 27622 Jefferson Ave #302, Temecula, CA COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET Statement filed with the County Clerk of The registrant has not yet begun to transact declares as true any material matter pursuant a. Present name: ANNETTE SUZANNE 92591, Riverside County. Mailing address: 31938 SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). Riverside County on Jan. 24, 2018. business under the fictitious name listed above. to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions QUILLEN changed to Proposed name: AINSLIE Temecula Parkway, A386, Temecula, CA 92592. Publication of notice pursuant to this FILE NO.: I declare that all information in this state- Code, that the registrant knows to be false, is SHOSHANNA MATTHEW CURTIS -- ANDERSON, 27622 Jefferson Ave section shall be once a week for four successive R-201801133 ment is true and correct. (A registrant who guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons #302, Temecula, CA 92591. weeks. Four publications in a newspaper regu- NOTICE — IN ACCORDANCE WITH declares as true any material matter pursuant not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000).) interested in this matter shall appear before this This business is conducted by an Individual. larly published once a week or oftener, with at SUBDIVISION (a) OF SECTION 17920, A to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Registrant Signature: court at the hearing indicated below to show The registrant commenced to transact least 5 days intervening between the respective FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT GENER- Code, that the registrant knows to be false, is DEBRA ANN DANGELO VESEY cause, if any, why the petition for change of name business under the fictitious name listed above publication dates not counting such publica- ALLY EXPIRES AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine -- should not be granted. Any person objecting to on 01/01/2017. tion dates, are sufficient. The period of notice FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT WAS FILED not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000).) Statement filed with the County Clerk of the name changes described above must file a I declare that all information in this state- commences with the first day of publication IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, Registrant Signature: Riverside County on Jan. 23, 2018. written objection that includes the reasons for ment is true and correct. (A registrant who and terminates at the end of the twenty-eighth EXCEPT, AS PROVIDED IN SUBDIVISION KAYLA ANNE POMROY FILE NO.: the objection at least two court days before the declares as true any material matter pursuant day, including therein the first day. (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE IT EXPIRES MANAGING MEMBER R-201801077 matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions CERTIFICATION 40 DAYS AFTER ANY CHANGE IN THE Statement filed with the County Clerk of NOTICE — IN ACCORDANCE WITH at the hearing to show cause why the petition Code, that the registrant knows to be false, is I hereby certify that this copy is a cor rect copy FACTS SET FORTH IN THE STATEMENT Riverside County on Jan. 5, 2018. SUBDIVISION (a) OF SECTION 17920, A should not be granted. If no written objection guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of the origi nal statement on file in my office. PURSUANT TO SECTION OF 17913 OTHER FILE NO.: FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT GENER- is timely filed, the court may grant the petition not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000).) THAN A CHANGE IN THE RESIDENCE AD- R-201800213 ALLY EXPIRES AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS without a hearing. Registrant Signature: PETER ALDANA, DRESS OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW NOTICE — IN ACCORDANCE WITH FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT WAS FILED NOTICE OF HEARING CURTIS -- ANDERSON County Clerk FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT SUBDIVISION (a) OF SECTION 17920, A IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, a. Date: 04-03-18 Time: 8:30AM, Dept. 12. Statement filed with the County Clerk of Pub. TC: Jan. 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 2018. MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT GENER- EXCEPT, AS PROVIDED IN SUBDIVISION b. The address of the court is same as Riverside County on Jan. 9, 2018. THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT DOES ALLY EXPIRES AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE IT EXPIRES noted above. FILE NO.: RIC1800760 NOT OF ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE IN FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT WAS FILED 40 DAYS AFTER ANY CHANGE IN THE 3. a. A copy of this Order to Show Cause R-201800398 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, FACTS SET FORTH IN THE STATEMENT shall be published at least once each week for NOTICE — IN ACCORDANCE WITH FOR CHANGE OF NAME NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF EXCEPT, AS PROVIDED IN SUBDIVISION PURSUANT TO SECTION OF 17913 OTHER four successive weeks prior to the date set SUBDIVISION (a) OF SECTION 17920, A SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE OR (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE IT EXPIRES THAN A CHANGE IN THE RESIDENCE AD- for hearing on the petition in the following FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT GENER- COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 4050 Main St., COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET 40 DAYS AFTER ANY CHANGE IN THE DRESS OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW newspaper of general circulation, printed in ALLY EXPIRES AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS (P.O. Box 431), Riverside, CA 92502-0431. SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). FACTS SET FORTH IN THE STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT this county: Riverside, Idyllwild Town Crier. FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT WAS FILED Branch name:. Publication of notice pursuant to this PURSUANT TO SECTION OF 17913 OTHER MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. Date: JAN 31 2018 IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, TYLER WILLIAM MEDIN TO ALL IN- section shall be once a week for four successive THAN A CHANGE IN THE RESIDENCE AD- THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT DOES JOHN W VINEYARD EXCEPT, AS PROVIDED IN SUBDIVISION TERESTED PERSONS: weeks. Four publications in a newspaper regu- DRESS OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW NOT OF ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE IN JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE IT EXPIRES 1. Petitioner: TYLER WILLIAM MEDLIN larly published once a week or oftener, with at FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Pub. TC: Feb. 8, 15, 22, Mar. 1, 2018. 40 DAYS AFTER ANY CHANGE IN THE filed a petition with this court for a decree least 5 days intervening between the respective MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF FACTS SET FORTH IN THE STATEMENT changing names as follows: publication dates not counting such publica- THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT DOES ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE OR RIC1802017 PURSUANT TO SECTION OF 17913 OTHER a. Present name: TYLER WILLIAM tion dates, are sufficient. The period of notice NOT OF ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE IN COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE THAN A CHANGE IN THE RESIDENCE AD- MEDLIN changed to Proposed name: TYLER commences with the first day of publication THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). FOR CHANGE OF NAME DRESS OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW WILLIAM MILLIGAN and terminates at the end of the twenty-eighth NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF Publication of notice pursuant to this SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons day, including therein the first day. ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE OR section shall be once a week for four successive COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 4050 Main St, MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. interested in this matter shall appear before this CERTIFICATION COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET weeks. Four publications in a newspaper regu- Riverside, CA 92501. Branch name:. THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT DOES court at the hearing indicated below to show I hereby certify that this copy is a cor rect copy SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). larly published once a week or oftener, with at SHAHD FAWAZ KADDOUR TO ALL NOT OF ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE IN cause, if any, why the petition for change of name of the origi nal statement on file in my office. Publication of notice pursuant to this least 5 days intervening between the respective INTERESTED PERSONS: THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS should not be granted. Any person objecting to section shall be once a week for four successive publication dates not counting such publica- 1. Petitioner: SHAHD FAWAZ KADDOUR NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF the name changes described above must file a PETER ALDANA, weeks. Four publications in a newspaper regu- tion dates, are sufficient. The period of notice filed a petition with this court for a decree ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE OR written objection that includes the reasons for County Clerk larly published once a week or oftener, with at commences with the first day of publication changing names as follows: COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET the objection at least two court days before the Pub. TC: Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22, 2018. least 5 days intervening between the respective and terminates at the end of the twenty-eighth a. Present name: SHAHD FAWAZ KAD- SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear publication dates not counting such publica- day, including therein the first day. DOUR changed to Proposed name: SHAHD Publication of notice pursuant to this at the hearing to show cause why the petition FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME tion dates, are sufficient. The period of notice CERTIFICATION HUDA ALJORD section shall be once a week for four successive should not be granted. If no written objection STATEMENT commences with the first day of publication I hereby certify that this copy is a cor rect copy 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons weeks. Four publications in a newspaper regu- is timely filed, the court may grant the petition The following person (persons) is (are) and terminates at the end of the twenty-eighth of the origi nal statement on file in my office. interested in this matter shall appear before this larly published once a week or oftener, with at without a hearing. doing busin ess as TRENDY SAFARI ONLINE day, including therein the first day. court at the hearing indicated below to show least 5 days intervening between the respective NOTICE OF HEARING at 27511 Autumn Circle, Moreno Valley, CA CERTIFICATION PETER ALDANA, cause, if any, why the petition for change of name publication dates not counting such publica- a. Date: 2-26-18 Time: 8:30AM, Dept. 12. 92555, Riverside County. DAVY -- MANETH, I hereby certify that this copy is a cor rect copy County Clerk should not be granted. Any person objecting to tion dates, are sufficient. The period of notice b. The address of the court is same as 27511 Autumn Circle, Moreno Valley, CA 92555. of the origi nal statement on file in my office. Pub. TC: Feb. 8, 15, 22, Mar. 1, 2018. the name changes described above must file a commences with the first day of publication noted above. This business is conducted by an Individual. written objection that includes the reasons for and terminates at the end of the twenty-eighth 3. a. A copy of this Order to Show Cause The registrant commenced to transact PETER ALDANA, HEC1800200 the objection at least two court days before the day, including therein the first day. shall be published at least once each week for business under the fictitious name listed above County Clerk ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear CERTIFICATION four successive weeks prior to the date set on 1/23/2018. Pub. TC: Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22, 2018. FOR CHANGE OF NAME at the hearing to show cause why the petition I hereby certify that this copy is a cor rect copy for hearing on the petition in the following I declare that all information in this state- SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, should not be granted. If no written objection of the origi nal statement on file in my office. newspaper of general circulation, printed in ment is true and correct. (A registrant who FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 880 N. State is timely filed, the court may grant the petition this county: Riverside, Idyllwild Town Crier. declares as true any material matter pursuant STATEMENT Street, Hemet, Ca. 92543. Branch name: Hemet without a hearing. PETER ALDANA, Date: JAN 10 2018 to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions The following person (persons) is (are) Courthouse. NOTICE OF HEARING County Clerk JOHN W VINEYARD Code, that the registrant knows to be false, is doing busin ess as LOWCOSTTURF.COM at NOEL BRADEN DIOTTE JR TO ALL a. Date: 3/22/18 Time: 8:30A, Dept. 12. Pub. TC: Jan. 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 2018. JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine 33340 Mcvicar St, Wildomar, CA 92595, Riv- INTERESTED PERSONS: b. The address of the court is same as Pub. TC: Jan. 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 2018. not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000).) erside County. AMERICAN CREATIONS LLC, 1. Petitioner: NOEL BRADEN DIOTTE noted above. RIC1800692 Registrant Signature: 33340 Mcvicar St, Wildomar, CA 92595. The JR filed a petition with this court for a decree 3. a. A copy of this Order to Show Cause ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE RIC1801273 DAVY MANETH List State of Limited Liability Company is CA. changing names as follows: shall be published at least once each week for FOR CHANGE OF NAME ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Statement filed with the County Clerk of This business is conducted by a Limited a. Present name: NOEL BRADEN DIOTTE four successive weeks prior to the date set SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, FOR CHANGE OF NAME Riverside County on Jan. 23, 2018. Liability Company. JR changed to Proposed name: BRADEN for hearing on the petition in the following COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 4050 Main St., SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, FILE NO.: The registrant has not yet begun to transact DIOTTE newspaper of general circulation, printed in (P.O. Box 431), Riverside, CA 92502-0431. COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 4050 Main St., R-201801054 business under the fictitious name listed above. 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons this county: Riverside, Idyllwild Town Crier. Branch name:. (P.O. Box 431), Riverside, CA 92502-0431. NOTICE — IN ACCORDANCE WITH I declare that all information in this state- interested in this matter shall appear before this Date: 1/29/18 SEAN WILLIAM POWERS TO ALL IN- Branch name:. SUBDIVISION (a) OF SECTION 17920, A ment is true and correct. (A registrant who court at the hearing indicated below to show JOHN W VINEYARD TERESTED PERSONS: COLBY JAMES ATKINS TO ALL INTER- FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT GENER- declares as true any material matter pursuant cause, if any, why the petition for change of name JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT 1. Petitioner: SEAN WILLIAM POWERS ESTED PERSONS: ALLY EXPIRES AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions should not be granted. Any person objecting to Pub. TC: Feb. 8, 15, 22, Mar. 1, 2018. filed a petition with this court for a decree 1. Petitioner: COLBY JAMES ATKINS filed FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT WAS FILED Code, that the registrant knows to be false, is the name changes described above must file a changing names as follows: a petition with this court for a decree changing IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine written objection that includes the reasons for LIEN SALE a. Present name: AUBRIEL LESLIE GREEN names as follows: EXCEPT, AS PROVIDED IN SUBDIVISION not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000).) the objection at least two court days before the THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE WILL changed to Proposed name: AUBRIEL LESLIE a. Present name: COLBY JAMES ATKINS (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE IT EXPIRES Registrant Signature: matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear BE SOLD AT LIEN SALE ON 2/22/2018, POWERS changed to Proposed name: COLBY JAMES 40 DAYS AFTER ANY CHANGE IN THE JOHN H SALZBRUNN at the hearing to show cause why the petition AT 74866 VELIE WY #7, PALM DES- 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons HAYWARD FACTS SET FORTH IN THE STATEMENT CEO should not be granted. If no written objection ERT CA 92260 AT 9:00 AM, 13, FORD, interested in this matter shall appear before this 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons PURSUANT TO SECTION OF 17913 OTHER Statement filed with the County Clerk of is timely filed, the court may grant the petition F150, PK, 52005E1, 1FTFX1CF2DFA61655 court at the hearing indicated below to show interested in this matter shall appear before this THAN A CHANGE IN THE RESIDENCE AD- Riverside County on Jan. 30, 2018. without a hearing. Pub. TC: Feb. 8, 2018. cause, if any, why the petition for change of name court at the hearing indicated below to show DRESS OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FILE NO.: NOTICE OF HEARING should not be granted. Any person objecting to cause, if any, why the petition for change of name FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT R-201801398 a. Date: 3-22-18 Time: 1:30PM, Dept. H1. LIEN SALE the name changes described above must file a should not be granted. Any person objecting to MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. NOTICE — IN ACCORDANCE WITH b. The address of the court is same as On 2/20/2018 AT 25892 JOANNE DRIVE written objection that includes the reasons for the name changes described above must file a THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT DOES SUBDIVISION (a) OF SECTION 17920, A noted above. HEMET, CA a Lien Sale will be held on the objection at least two court days before the written objection that includes the reasons for NOT OF ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE IN FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT GENER- 3. a. A copy of this Order to Show Cause a 1964 THUNDBRD HULL: CY1030C matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear the objection at least two court days before the THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ALLY EXPIRES AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS shall be published at least once each week for STATE: CA CF#: 5763CP at 10:00 AM at the hearing to show cause why the petition matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT WAS FILED four successive weeks prior to the date set AND should not be granted. If no written objection at the hearing to show cause why the petition ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE OR IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, for hearing on the petition in the following On 2/20/2018 AT 25892 JOANNE DRIVE is timely filed, the court may grant the petition should not be granted. If no written objection COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET EXCEPT, AS PROVIDED IN SUBDIVISION newspaper of general circulation, printed in HEMET, CA a Lien Sale will be held on without a hearing. is timely filed, the court may grant the petition SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE IT EXPIRES this county: Riverside, Idyllwild Town Crier. a 0 SPCNS VIN: DR936925T NOTICE OF HEARING without a hearing. Publication of notice pursuant to this 40 DAYS AFTER ANY CHANGE IN THE Date: JAN 29 2018 STATE: CA LIC: 1FE9316 at 10:00 AM a. Date: 02-21-18 Time: 8:30AM, Dept. 12. NOTICE OF HEARING section shall be once a week for four successive FACTS SET FORTH IN THE STATEMENT KATHLEEN JACOBS Pub. TC: Feb 8, 2018. b. The address of the court is same as a. Date: FEB 26 2018 Time: 8:30AM, weeks. Four publications in a newspaper regu- PURSUANT TO SECTION OF 17913 OTHER JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT noted above. Dept. 12. larly published once a week or oftener, with at THAN A CHANGE IN THE RESIDENCE AD- Pub. TC: Feb. 8, 15, 22, Mar. 1, 2018. NOTICE OF SALE OF ABANDONED 3. a. A copy of this Order to Show Cause b. The address of the court is same as least 5 days intervening between the respective DRESS OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW PROPERTY shall be published at least once each week for noted above. publication dates not counting such publica- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT RIC1802171 Notice is hereby given that the rights, title four successive weeks prior to the date set 3. a. A copy of this Order to Show Cause tion dates, are sufficient. The period of notice MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE and interest of Tredegar Solar Fund I, LLC, for hearing on the petition in the following shall be published at least once each week for commences with the first day of publication THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT DOES FOR CHANGE OF NAME Spruce Finance, Inc., Kilowatt Financial, LLC, newspaper of general circulation, printed in four successive weeks prior to the date set and terminates at the end of the twenty-eighth NOT OF ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE IN SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, Clean Power Finance, Inc. and Dominion this county: Riverside, Idyllwild Town Crier. for hearing on the petition in the following day, including therein the first day. THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 4050 Main Street, Alternative Energy Holdings, Inc. will be sold Date: JAN 09 2018 newspaper of general circulation, printed in CERTIFICATION NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF Riverside, CA 92501. Branch name: Riverside at public auction to the highest bidder for JOHN W VINEYARD this county: Riverside, Idyllwild Town Crier. I hereby certify that this copy is a cor rect copy ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE OR Historic Courthouse. cash only on February 21, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Date: JAN 18 2018 of the origi nal statement on file in my office. COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET CLARIBEL PINEDA TO ALL INTERESTED at 42777 Oak View Place, Murrieta, California Pub. TC: Jan. 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 2018. JOHN W VINEYARD SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). PERSONS: 92562. Property to be sold is a solar photo- JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT PETER ALDANA, Publication of notice pursuant to this 1. Petitioner: CLARIBEL PINEDA filed a voltaic power system consisting of 26 rooftop RIC1800839 Pub. TC: Jan. 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 2018. County Clerk section shall be once a week for four successive petition with this court for a decree changing mounted panels, mounting systems, conduit, ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Pub. TC: Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22, 2018. weeks. Four publications in a newspaper regu- names as follows: inverters, converter box, performance meter, FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER larly published once a week or oftener, with at a. Present name: CLARIBEL PINEDA and disconnect as connected to the Southern SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, ESTATE OF PAMELA FOJTIK RIC1801648 least 5 days intervening between the respective changed to Proposed name: CLARIBEL California Edison metering system. Successful COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 4050 Main St., Case No. PRIN 1800229 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE publication dates not counting such publica- OCHOA bidder will be required to provide a cash (P.O. Box 431), Riverside, CA 92502-0431. To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- FOR CHANGE OF NAME tion dates, are sufficient. The period of notice 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons bond and liability policy with one million Branch name:. gent creditors, and persons who may otherwise SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, commences with the first day of publication interested in this matter shall appear before this per occurrence and two million aggregate ADAN ALCANTAR-SANCHEZ TO ALL be interested in the will or estate, or both, of COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 4050 Main St., and terminates at the end of the twenty-eighth court at the hearing indicated below to show coverage limits naming the property owner INTERESTED PERSONS: PAMELA FOJTIK (P.O. Box 431), Riverside, CA 92502-0431. day, including therein the first day. cause, if any, why the petition for change of name as additional insured and certificate holder, 1. Petitioner: ADAN ALCANTAR-SAN- A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been Branch name:. CERTIFICATION should not be granted. Any person objecting to prior to rooftop access necessary to remove CHEZ filed a petition with this court for a filed by Charles William Fojtik in the Superior JOHN WOODALL TO ALL INTERESTED I hereby certify that this copy is a cor rect copy the name changes described above must file a the solar system. Advertiser reserves the right decree changing names as follows: Court of California, County of RIVERSIDE. PERSONS: of the origi nal statement on file in my office. written objection that includes the reasons for to bid. For additional removal conditions and a. Present name: ADAN ALCANTAR-SAN- THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests 1. Petitioner: JOHN WOODALL filed a the objection at least two court days before the information call 951-676-3797 CHEZ changed to Proposed name: ADAN that Charles William Fojtik be appointed as petition with this court for a decree changing PETER ALDANA, matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear Pub. TC: Feb. 8, 15, 2018. ALCANTAR personal representative to administer the estate names as follows: County Clerk at the hearing to show cause why the petition 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons of the decedent. a. Present name: JOHN WOODALL Pub. TC: Feb. 8, 15, 22, Mar. 1, 2018. interested in this matter shall appear before this THE PETITION requests the decedent’s changed to Proposed name: JOHN HENRY court at the hearing indicated below to show will and codicils, if any, be admitted to pro- MORTON JR. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Thank you for supporting cause, if any, why the petition for change of name bate. The will and any codicils are available for 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons STATEMENT should not be granted. Any person objecting to examination in the file kept by the court. interested in this matter shall appear before this The following person (persons) is (are) the name changes described above must file a THE PETITION requests authority to court at the hearing indicated below to show doing busi ness as BACK TO THE GARDEN; your local newspaper! written objection that includes the reasons for administer the estate under the Independent cause, if any, why the petition for change of name COUNTRY COTTAGE CREATIONS at 57080 the objection at least two court days before the Administration of Estates Act. (This authority should not be granted. 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JOHN W VINEYARD R-201801076 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE — IN ACCORDANCE WITH The new Boxed Warning, the strongest label the STATEMENT creditor of the decedent, you must file your claim Pub. TC: Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22, 2018. SUBDIVISION (a) OF SECTION 17920, A FDA can place on a prescription medication, will The following person (persons) is (are) with the court and mail a copy to the personal FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT GENER- doing busin ess as MADELINE MOREHOUSE representative appointed by the court within HEC1800156 ALLY EXPIRES AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS now inform patients about the risk of amputation BOOKS at 30916 Oakhill Drive, Temecula, the later of either (1) four months from the date ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT WAS FILED CA 92591, Riverside County. Mailing address: of first issuance of letters to a general personal FOR CHANGE OF NAME IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, from canagliflozin, the active drug in Invokana. 2396 P.O. Box 1318, Sacramento, CA 95812. representative, as defined in section 58(b) of the SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, EXCEPT, AS PROVIDED IN SUBDIVISION MADELINE ANN MOREHOUSE, 30916 California Probate Code, or (2) 60 days from COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, 880 N. State, Hemet, (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE IT EXPIRES Oakhill Drive, Temecula, CA 92591. the date of mailing or personal delivery to you CA 92543. Branch name: Hemet Court. 40 DAYS AFTER ANY CHANGE IN THE If you or a loved one has suffered an amputation This business is conducted by an Individual. of a notice under section 9052 of the California LYNNETTE BANKS MATTHEWS TO ALL FACTS SET FORTH IN THE STATEMENT The registrant commenced to transact Probate Code. 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If you are a person interested in the LYNNETTE LEE BANKS NOT OF ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE IN Code, that the registrant knows to be false, is estate, you may file with the court a Request for 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of interested in this matter shall appear before this NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000).) an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or of court at the hearing indicated below to show ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE OR Registrant Signature: any petition or account as provided in Probate cause, if any, why the petition for change of name COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET 800-882-2525 MADELINE ANN MOREHOUSE Code section 1250. A Request for Special Notice should not be granted. Any person objecting to SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). Statement filed with the County Clerk of form is available from the court clerk. the name changes described above must file a Publication of notice pursuant to this Riverside County on Jan. 8, 2018. Attorney for petitioner: written objection that includes the reasons for section shall be once a week for four successive FILE NO.: JOHN J. STIFTER the objection at least two court days before the weeks. Four publications in a newspaper regu- R-201800334 1181 PUERTA DEL SOL SUITE 100 matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear larly published once a week or oftener, with at MillerFirmLLC.com NOTICE — IN ACCORDANCE WITH SAN CLEMENTE, CA 92673 at the hearing to show cause why the petition least 5 days intervening between the respective NEWS Idyllwild Town Crier, Feb. 8, 2018 - Page A7 25945 Hwy. 243; 5 p.m. Circle Dr. NEWS OF RECORD Rancho Encino Mountain • Qigong, 9-10 a.m. Spirit Club, 45915 Orchard Rd., Mountain Retreat, 25661 Poppet Flats, across from Oakwood St. Sheriff’s log uty. Cal Fire Station 6. • Riverside County Mobile • Al-Anon “Mixed Nuts” Health Clinic, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. The Riverside County Sher- open meeting, 6-7:30 p.m. Town Hall, 25925 Cedar St. iff’s Department Hemet Sta- Mountain Center Oneness Center, 151 Cedar • Pine Cove Water Dis- tion responded to the follow- St. trict board, 10 a.m. PCWD, ing calls Sunday to Saturday, • Jan. 29 — Suspicious per- 24917 Marion Ridge Rd., Jan. 28 to Feb. 3. son, 9:50 p.m., address un- Monday, Feb. 12 Pine Cove. defined. Handled by deputy. • Alcoholics Anonymous • La Leche League, 10 a.m. Idyllwild women, (open), 9 a.m. & Call 659-8321. Pine Cove Womens Alanon Step Study, • Community Church Guild, • Jan. 28 — Alarm call, 4:58 7:30-8:30 p.m. Spiritual noon. Church, 54400 North a.m., Tahquitz View Dr. Han- • Jan. 28 — Alarm call, 12:43 Oneness Center, 151 Cedar Circle Dr. dled by deputy. p.m., Oates Ln. Handled by St.; AA, noon. St. Hugh’s • Alcoholics Anonymous, deputy. • Jan. 28 — Public intoxica- Episcopal Church, 25525 noon, St. Hugh’s Episcopal tion, 5:38 p.m., Village Center • Jan. 30 — Check the wel- For the Idyllwild Arts & En- RSVP. Call Françoise Frigo- T• aChhqruointzic D Pr.ain/Illness Com- C• hCuorcuhn,t y2 5S5e2r5v iTcaeh qAurietza D3r.8 Dr. Unfounded. foafr He,w 1y0. :21493 a. .Hma.,n 2d3le0d0 b0y b dloecpk- tertainment Calendar, see la, 951-659-4146, for more munity Support Group, Advisory Committee, 2 p.m. • Jan. 28 — Public intoxica- uty. “On the Town,” on page B7. information. 4-5:30 p.m. Hill House, Spir- (tentative) PCWD, 24917 tion, 5:39 p.m., address un- Submit listings and changes • Free ESL classes, 6-8 p.m. it Mountain Retreat, 25661 Marion Ridge Rd., Pine defined. Handled by deputy. to [email protected]. Computer room 26700 St. Oakwood St. Cove. • Jan. 28 — Alarm call, 6:22 Poppet Flats • IdyWllwedildn esdRaoyt,a Frye b. 7Club, H•p .Mwmyi.l.e 2 IHd4yi3gl,lhw I dRilydal ldwFioiilrd eC S lucSbht,ao 6toio:l3.n0, • MouTnuteasind ay, CFeobm.m 1u3nities •45 :434C00 a1np Vc.meillr.a gIdseuy Clplwpeonildrtet rL Dgibrror.aurpy,, pb.ym d.e, pPuatylo.mar Rd. Handled •a J.man.,. 42680 —00 T rbelsopcak sosfi nPgo, p7:p4e5t 7:30-9 a.m. American Le- 54160 Maranatha Dr. Fire Safe Council public • From Shame to Grace • Jan. 28 — 911 call from busi- Flats Rd. Report taken. gion Post 800, 54360 Mari- • Narcotics Anonymous, board, 9:30 a.m. Mountain (SAA) 12 Step Group, 5-6 ness, 11:21 p.m., Maranatha • Jan. 29 — Burglary, 11:41 an View Dr. 7:30-9 p.m. Oneness Cen- Resource Center, 25380 p.m.; Co-dependents Anon- Dr. Handled by deputy. a.m., 16000 block Hwy. 243. • Town Crier news meeting, ter, 151 Cedar St. Franklin Drive. Call 659- ymous, 7:30-9 p.m. Spirit • Jan. 29 — Petty theft, 9:16 Report taken. public welcome, 8:30 a.m. 6208 for information. Mountain Retreat, 25661 a.m., Village Center Dr. Han- • Jan. 29 — Area check, 2:15 Town Crier office, 54405 N. Friday, Feb. 9 • Mountain Quilters of Oakwood St. dled by deputy. p.m., Deer Trl. Handled by C•oR fie rIScsdlooyeurl loDrwcprie.tld i m, i9Cs tea n.mItne.tr e,M rnoa2ut5nio3tna8ian0l •l7tai o6tFen0rs -e&2 e0 cd 0liacr-e5socs7mte5imos7n, u snf9.oi try a .iMmnfa.o tr mCPaail--l In5•d i4tAyy4lll 0cwo0Pilh dNroe, olsi9crb:ts3hy 0 tCe aririA.acmnlne. o DCnCyro.hmmuomrucuhs-,, •FC ooCremaslmitfroyur nnaiinatyd DsFeeirrpeva iPcrtremo hteeoncutt iroosnf •pH .Jaman.nd, .l e2d9a db—dy r dAeesrepsa u tcyuh.nedcke,fi 2n:e5d5. d•7 :e0Jp2au ntpy. ..m2.9, a—dd rSeusss pwecitth hinefldo,. Franklin Dr. • AA, Daily Reflections, noon. St. Hugh’s Episcopal (bark beetle issues), 8 a.m.- • Jan. 29 — Assist other de- Handled by deputy. • Qigong, 9-10 a.m. Spirit noon. St. Hugh’s Episco- Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr.; 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Mountain partment, 6:43 p.m., Pine • Jan. 29 — Suspicious vehi- Mountain Retreat, 25661 pal Church, 25525 Tahquitz AA Grapevine, 5:30 p.m. Resource Center, 25380 Crest Ave. Handled by dep- cle, 8:09 p.m., 16000 block of Oakwood St. Dr.; Pick-a-stick candlelight, Spiritual Oneness Center, Franklin Dr., 659-3335. uty. Hwy. 243. Handled by depu- • Garner Valley Women’s 7:30 p.m. Oneness Center, 151 Cedar St. • Idyllwild Area Historical • Jan. 30 — Battery, 8:09 ty. Group, 10:30 a.m. Garner 151 Cedar St. • La Leche League, 1 p.m. Museum, 54470 N. Circle a.m., 26000 block of Hwy. • Jan. 31 — Suspect info, Valley Common, 61600 • Feeding America, 2:30- Call 659-8321. Dr., 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat. & 243. Handled by deputy. 11:13 a.m., address withheld. D•n oeAovlncilo’.s h SLotal.i cdHsd uegr hRA’sdn .oEnpyismcooupsa,l 3pR:oo3ra0t d G pr.om2u4.p;3 , G6rC:i3eh0frS ipsh.tmaiarn.e C SrFouespls-- •tSi oeLnlof -vRiGnegraokliuiznpad,t nioen5s -s5 F:3e0lMl owepds.imhtaip.-; Stouunrs. (bMyo anp. phto. l6id5a9y-s2.7) 1G7r.oup •a .Jma.n, .a 3d0d re—ss F woiltlohwhe-uldp., 1H1a:0n6- H• aFnedbl.e 3d b—y dVeapnudtya.lism, 9:45 Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr. lowship, 29430 Hwy. 243, Meditation, 6-7 p.m. Spirit • Idyllwild Help Center, dled by deputy. a.m., Cryer Dr. Report taken. • Cancer support group, Mountain Center. Mountain Retreat, 25661 26330 Hwy. 243, 10 a.m.- • Jan. 30 — Alarm call, 11:56 • Feb. 3 — Burglary, 10:45 4:30 p.m. Idyllwild Library, • Celebrate Recovery (hang- Oakwood St. Call 659- noon & 1-4 p.m. Tues.-Fri. a.m., 26000 block of Saun- a.m., 46000 block of Poppet 54401 Village Center Dr. ups, hurts & habits safe talk 2523. 659-2110. ders Meadow Rd. Handled Flats Rd. Report taken. • From Shame to Grace place), 7 p.m. Town Hall, • Meditation & dharma • Idyllwild Library, 54401 Vil- by deputy. (pySm.mAoA.u; )sC ,1 o2-7d :3eS0pte-e9pn dGpe.nrmotsu. pAS,n po5i-nr6i-t 2592S5 aCtuerddaar yS, tF.eb. 10 sSCttauuldld yVio,a ,6l e5 rp4ie.4m K4.5y IodNsyh.l liwnC iiVlrdce lleYe ozDg arat. lCMargoeene .k,C PeWnlatezedar .,;D 1r0n., o aSo.mntr-a.8-w6 b ppe..rmmry.. •pd .lJemad.n, b.a y3d d0de re—psu stFy .woliltohwhe-uldp., H9a:4n0- •pF .lFmaet.s,b R.4 6d3.0 —R00e pVboelorhtc itckal eko eft nhP.eoftp, p1e2t Mountain Retreat, 25661 • American Legion Post 800 951-659-5750 for info. Tues.; noon-5 p.m. Thurs. Oakwood St. Auxiliary board, 10 a.m. Post • American Legion Post 800 & Fri.; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat., • Jan. 31 — Public distur- San Bernardino 800, 54360 Marian View Dr. Board of Managers Meeting, 659-2300. bance, 2:48 p.m., 25000 • AlTcohhuorslicdsa y, AFneobn. y8mous •n oAolnco. hSotl.i cHs ughA’sn oEnpyismcooupsa,l 6a np V.mie. wP oDsr.t 80, 54360 Mari- •2 52Id2y5ll wHilwd y.N 2a4tu3r,e 9 Cae.mnt.e-r4, bbylo dcke pouft yH.wy. 243. Handled N• Jaatni.o 2n8a —l F Aolraermst call, 10:28 women, (open), 9 a.m. Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr.; • Free ESL classes, 6-8 p.m. p.m. Wed.-Sun. 659-3850. • Feb. 1 — Fraud, 2:25 p.m., a.m., Pine St. Handled by Spiritual Oneness Center, 5:30 p.m. Oneness Center, Computer room 26700 St. Pine Crest Ave. Report taken. deputy. 151 Cedar St.; meeting, 151 Cedar St. Hwy. 243, Idyllwild School. • Idyllwild Transfer Station, • Feb. 2 — Assist other de- • Jan. 29 — Assist other de- noon. St. Hugh’s Episcopal 28100 Saunders Mead- partment, 11:04 a.m., ad- partment, 8:16 p.m., 56000 Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr.; Sunday, Feb. 11 Wednesday, Feb. 14 ow Rd., 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. dress undefined. Handled by block of E. Hwy. 74. Handled “We Don’t Know” Agnostic & • Peace Meditation Prac- • Idyllwild Rotary Club, Thurs.-Mon.; Grinding Facil- deputy. by deputy. Atheist, 6-7 p.m. Oneness tice, 10 a.m. Tibetan Bud- 7:30-9 a.m. American Le- ity, 8 a.m.-noon & 1-4 p.m. Center, 151 Cedar St. dhist Dharma Center, 53191 gion Post 800, 54360 Mari- Wed. & Fri. • Feb. 2 — Public assist, 5:38 • Jan. 31 — Suicide threat, • Idyllwild Francophonie Mountain View, Pine Cove. an View Dr. • Idyllwild Ranger Station, p.m., 53000 block of Double 8:25 p.m., address withheld. (fluent-French speakers), • Alcoholics Anonymous, • Town Crier news meeting, 54270 Pine Crest Ave., 8 View Dr. Handled by deputy. Report taken. 12:30 p.m. Café Aroma, open meeting, noon-1p.m. public welcome, 8:30 a.m. a.m.-4 p.m. Fri.-Tues. 909- • Feb. 2 — Public distur- • Feb. 3 — 911 call from busi- 54750 North Circle Dr. Idyllwild Water District, Town Crier office, 54405 N. 382-2921. bance, 5:40 p.m., Village ness, 7:20 p.m., Temecula Dr. Center Dr. Handled by dep- Handled by deputy. No major injuries in two crashes By SuSan Monroe Staff reporter At 8:05 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 1, Lamount Ceasar, 42, of Anza, hit a tree while making an unsafe turn as he was going west on Highway 74, according to the Califor- nia Highway Patrol report. Ceasar was driving a green 2003 Ford truck, which was towed by Valley Auto. At 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 4, Arn Thunstrom, 47, of Cos- ta Mesa, was traveling north on Highway 243 when he collided with rocks in the roadway near Twin Pines. Thunstrom was riding a 1999 Kawasaki. He went to his personal physician to check for injuries. Susan Monroe can be reached at susan@towncrier. com. County fire chief reopens hazardous fire danger hiking areas A real estate appeal in October 1973, yet fitting for Valentine’s Day. On Jan. 23, acting Riverside County Fire Chief Daniel FILE PHOTO R. Talbot reopened seven hiking areas throughout the re- gion. Past Population Soars Over tween the Hemet Unified people in dire need. Effective Thursday, Feb. 1, they are: 1,000 Mark,” boasted a School District and Cal- • Avery Canyon, (Gibbel Road east of State Street in Town Crier headline. ifornia School Employ- 20 years ago - 1998 Hemet) ees Association, employ- Hill resident Andrea • North Mountain and Indian Canyon (San Jacinto area) 55 years ago - 1963 ees working in Idyllwild, Wills was elected to at- • Whitewater Canyon (Cabazon, north of Palm Springs) A few hours after the as well as other moun- tend the Riverside Coun- • Nuevo/Lakeview (east of Menifee Road and San Jacinto fire department’s new tain communities, were ty Academic Decathlon Avenue) ambulance arrived on the awarded a premium of up representing Hemet High • Minto (Sage) Hill, it was used to rush to $25 per month. with 14 of her peers. • Reinhardt Canyon (north of Highway 74 and California F.O. Starr to the hospital. Avenue in Hemet) He had suffered electric 35 years ago - 1983 15 years ago - 2003 • Ramona Bowl and Bautista Canyon (southeast Hemet) shock and burns while Hemet Hospice an- San Diego Chargers Tense “I encourage you to visit these beautiful hiking trails doing wiring work at nounced it was expand- defensive end Marcellus throughout Riverside County and would like to remind home. ing its program to cover Wiley visited the Hill. residents and visitors in Riverside County that we live in the Idyllwild area. He sat in front of Jo’An’s 70 years ago - 1948 a very wildfire-prone area,” said Talbot in a press release. 50 years ago - 1968 Restaurant to meet fans, The two-man For- “We are experiencing unseasonably warm, dry conditions Land on which to 30 years ago - 1988 and also spent time with est Service staff, Ranger which increases fire danger. Please be fire safe.” build a new fire station Two mountain lions, a students from Morn- Don Bauer and Fire Con- Future closures may be implemented based on weath- was deeded to Riverside male and a female, were ing Sky School and their trol Assistant Bill Hersh, er conditions and wildfire threat. County by the Pine Cove killed in two separate in- mascot dog named “Char- hiked six hours to Marti- For more information on the areas open to the public, Water District. cidents after State De- ger.” nez Mountain to check a contact the Public Affairs Bureau at 951-940-6985. To partment of Fish and fire started when a P-80 view maps of the hiking areas, visit www.rvcfire.org. 45 years ago - 1973 Game officials deter- 5 years ago - 2013 military jet crashed and Major William Sheffer mined they were a threat Through January, the exploded. surprised his family by to public safety. Both had 2012-13 flu season had arriving home unexpect- attacked family pets in been worse than normal, Members’ Meeting and Mingle 65 years ago - 1953 edly from Vietnam. The residential areas. particularly for people The Art Alliance of Idyllwild is inviting members and The American Legion family already was plan- over age 65, but it had not the community to share their thoughts from 6 to 9 p.m. picked a site between ning to move to Puerto 25 years ago - 1993 reached epidemic levels. Saturday, Feb. 17, at the Idyllwild Community Church, Idyllwild and Mountain Rico, the major’s next as- Ken Dahleen, a Rota- about this year’s Art Walk and Wine Tasting, ideas for Center for a rifle range to signment. ry Club member, drove 1 year ago - 2017 artist workshops, the expanding deer herd and the use be open to the public. relief supplies collected Three hikers and one of its new space at the Courtyard Gallery. Food will be 40 years ago - 1978 by the group to Tijuana. dog spent a cold overnight served. 60 years ago - 1958 In a collective bar- Recent storms had flood- before being rescued. Register at https://artinidyllwild.wildapricot.org/ “Year ’Round Idyllwild gaining agreement be- ed the city, leaving the event-2768976. NEWS Page A8 - Idyllwild Town Crier, Feb. 8, 2018 Steele T3 in In the second game, the Higher Grounds Coffee House Kings hosted the Idyology Warriors. The Kings jumped out to a 16-7 lead at halftime thanks to a bucket and te- nacious defense by Tyler Sonnier. Christian Gonzalez Phoenix played well for the Warriors with 6 points, but the Kings hung on for a 32-20 victory over the Warriors. On Friday, Feb. 2, the Fairway Market Spurs played a doubleheader, first playing the Idyology Warriors. This was a great game with several lead changes. Oli- By JaCk Clark ver Gonzalez played very well for the Warriors with 4 Pro golf CorresPondent points. Emma Isaac contributed with a free throw and Brendan Steele fired a 4-under-par 67 Sunday to tie played good defense for the Spurs as they squeeked by for third in the Waste Management Phoenix Open. He the Warriors 21-20. was 15 under for the tournament, only three shots off the Basketball The second game came down to the wire as well as lead. the first game. The Higher Grounds Coffee House Kings Robert Lewis, Town Hall recreation director, gave For the week, the Idyllwild native found 48 percent battled the Fairway Market Spurs. Aaron Hyland this report on Town Hall Youth Basketball. of the fairways with drives averaging 315 yards, the lon- scored a bucket for the Spurs. The Kings mounted a big gest being 343, and he hit 72 percent of the greens in reg- comeback with Anthony Bilecky scoring a bucket for Division 1 (ages 6-9) ulation. He gained nearly 6.1 strokes on the field tee-to- the Kings, but just fell short at the end as the Spurs beat On Tuesday, Jan. 30, the Acumen Tree Service Celt- green and nearly 6.0 more putting, needing only 1.67 the Kings 18-16. ics played the American Legion Warriors. Kai Steigan putts per green. Along the way, he drained putts of 31, made a bucket and played good defense for the Warriors. 21, 21, 20, 18, 15, 15 and 12 feet. Standings Wins Losses Amelie Peebles had a steal and grabbed numerous re- Brendan picked up 163 FedExCup points and leaped Fairway Market Spurs 5 2 bounds, but it wasn’t enough as the Celtics remained un- into third place on the FedExCup points list with 812, Higher Grounds defeated with a 31-11 win over the Warriors. and he moved from 51st to 35th in the Official World Golf Coffee House Kings 4 3 In the second game, the Café Aroma hosted the Idyol- Ranking, his highest-ever world ranking. He’s now ex- Idyology Warriors 1 5 ogy Bulls. Bobbyann Mabery played good defense and pected to play in both the WGC-Mexico Championship made some nice passes for the Lakers. Cainan Cooper in Naucalpan and the WGC-Dell Technologies Match played very well with a good all around effort for the Bulls, Play in Austin. Both tournaments are coming up next however, the Lakers upended the Bulls 24-9. Volleyball month with purses of $10 million each. On Friday, Feb. 2, the Idyology Bulls played the Acu- Brendan earned $400,200 in official prize money Mike Holato of Town Hall gave this report on recent men Tree Service Celtics. Dominic Sandlin made a Sunday, bringing his official earnings to more than $1.8 Coed Adult Volleyball games. free throw and played a good game for the Bulls. James million for this season and more than $13 million for his Clark had the hot hand for the Celtics with 6 points as career. Games the Celtics beat the Bulls 39-5. PGA Tour pros can do well financially, but tour • Silver Pines defeated Idyllwild Brewpub 25-18, 25- In the second game, the American Legion Warriors events provide millions in charitable contributions. Ac- 18, 22-25, 25-0. played the Café Aroma Lakers. Indigo Dagnall played cording to the Waste Management Phoenix Open official • Idyllwild Brewpub defeated Perez Cleaning in very well for the Lakers with 10 points. Angelina Orte- website, last year’s four-day tournament alone raised straight sets 25-14, 25-19, 25-13. ga played good defense and grabbed many rebounds for more than $10 million for local charities. • Idyllwild Garage defeated Perez Cleaning 25-17, the Warriors, but the Lakers prevailed with a 12-7. Brendan will pass on this week’s tournament in Peb- 21-25, 25-11, 25-19. ble Beach, but is expected to play in next week’s Genesis • Idyllwild Brewpub upset Wilson Woodworking 25- Standings Wins Losses 23, 16-25, 25-19, 23-25, 15-11. Open at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades. Acumen Tree Service Celtics 7 0 • Idyllwild Brewpub knocks off Wilson Woodworking Jack Clark can be reached at [email protected]. Café Aroma Lakers 5 2 and creates a tie for first place with Silver Pines entering American Legion Warriors 1 6 the final week of league play. Idyology Bulls 1 6 Sheriff funding. They urged Sniff Standings Wins Losses Continued from A1 to work together and find Division 2 (ages 10-13) Wilson Woodworking 8 3 savings, otherwise they On Thursday, Feb. 1, the Fairway Market Spurs Silver Pines Lodge 8 3 sheriff’s Hemet Station. will have to apply their de- played the Higher Grounds Coffee House Kings. Idyllwild Garage 6 4 While Washington dis- cisions alone. The Kings got a real good effort from Zada Smith Idyllwild Brewpub 4 7 cussed some of the data “It’s clear the sheriff’s grabbing rebounds and overall hustle. Dane Mock Perez Cleaning 0 9 from KPMG’s work in attitude toward change Hemet, his focus, as well as isn’t very good,” Ashley played very well for the Spurs with 4 points, but the Kings still beat the Spurs 24-20. Playoffs start Monday, Feb. 12. the other supervisors’ crit- said. icisms, was on the overall But Supervisor John county budget problems. Tavaglione (2nd District) Public safety agencies, in- was more direct about his Supervisors fund position to cluding fire, the district feeling that Sniff want- attorney and probation, ed the KPMG work to fail. all have to find more effi- He said he originally felt it cient ways to deliver their during the initial meetings oversee projects for homeless services in order to avoid a with the consultant. major budget calamity. “I wish the sher- Washington pointed iff would grow up and By JP Crumrine The board also plans a workshop for Feb. 27 to hear out that he was original- take responsibility for news editor and discuss more about this problem in Riverside County. ly opposed to hiring a con- what he knows is right, The goals are to prevent homelessness among indi- sultant, but as his board but for whatever rea- Homelessness was on the Riverside County Board viduals and families at risk, end homelessness for those tenure grew, he has seen son he doesn’t have what of Supervisors’ Tuesday, Jan. 30 agenda and the board living on the streets, and ensure funding to end and to the approaching budget it takes,” Tavaglione unanimously approved allocating money to begin to mit- prevent homelessness. problems and agrees. “… I charged. igate the problem. Among the 23 recommendations will be efforts to in- began to see we were on a Any inefficiencies in the A 27-page report, prepared by a committee of coun- crease bridge housing, to increase permanent afford- path to some very bad fi- Sheriff’s Department need ty agency and cities, identified three major goals, four able housing, to increase the number of home-based case nancial outcomes for the to be changed, but Tava- strategies for achieving these goals and 23 recommenda- managers and to enhance work opportunities. county if we did not change glione attributed them, tions. The initial $585,000, which comes from existing U.S. how we did our business,” and those in other depart- “This will culminate the efforts of numerous agencies Department of Housing and Urban Development grants he said. ments, to decades of cul- and cities,” said Public Social Services Director Susan to the county, will aid 80 households. Supervisor Kevin Jef- tural behavior. These inef- von Zabern. She emphasized that the response to home- The majority of the money will go toward what’s fries (1st District) was ficiencies do not reflect di- lessness is not solely Riverside County’s responsibili- known as the Project Home Program to provide hous- more direct. “We have an rectly on Sniff, he stated. ty. To succeed, “we must engage cities and community ing services to homeless families in Riverside County. avalanche coming down of “His attitude has to get based organization in a regional response,” she said. The Riverside Community Housing Corp., the county’s an additional $200 million better … if he changes his The first step was creating a position within the nonprofit housing organization, will use the $300,000 of spending requirements attitude, maybe he’ll see County Executive’s Office to be a leader on homeless- in Community Development Block Grant funding … Today that comes to the the other side of this and ness issues within the county. Funding for this position countywide to stabilize housing for 35 households. The equivalent of the entire it could be a lot more help- will be shared among four departments — Department money will go to services such as rent, security deposits, services provided by Ani- ful,” Ashely said, encour- of Public Social Services, the Economic Development case management, outreach and staff salaries. mal Services in the unin- aging Sniff’s positive par- Agency, the Behavioral Health Department from the The RCHP also will receive $250,000 in supplemen- corporated community, ticipation. Riverside University Health System and the CEO’s of- tal Emergency Solutions Grant funding to provide ex- the entire service proved Tavaglione also point- fice. panded rapid re-housing assistance to 25 individuals by Code Enforcement, ed out that Sniff should and families. The money also will go toward comprehen- half of all fire stations and stop blaming the board for sive homelessness services. half of patrol deputies. All the increases in his budget. Readers Underwood; Deidre & Joe Last month, the county conducted its annual point- could be eliminated and we Sniff originally encouraged Continued from page A5 Vail; David Verplank; Jac- in-time homeless count. The January 2017 survey iden- still wouldn’t have made and supported the pension queline Wagner; Bob Wail- tified 2,413 homeless county residents. This is 248 more enough cuts. That is how reforms, which resulted in Silver Pines Lodge; Car- es; Anne & Douglas Walk- individuals (about 11.4 percent) than were identified in severe this scenario is for a trade-off for raises, ac- ol Simonek; Bee Smith; er; Barb & Thom Wallace; January 2016. This was the first countywide increase us developing down the cording to Tavaglione. Bill & Linda Smith; Greg John Walsh; Nancy Wal- since 2011. During this period, Riverside County’s home- road.” Without potential bud- Smith; Lindsay Speed; ters for Jane Lucero; Pa- less population decreased 61 percent. He and Supervisor get savings from the sher- John Spielmann; Jean- mela Walton; Bill Waring; Of the 2,400 homeless, 12 percent were under age 24 Marion Ashley (4th Dis- iff, he said “we start laying nie Sprenger; Patricia & Glenn Warren; Sallie War- and 21 percent were chronically homeless. trict) stressed the need to people off. Not a member Will Sproule; St. Hugh’s wick; Annette Wasell c/o A homeless increase is not limited to Riverside Coun- find significant savings of the board wants to do Episcopal Church; Ed- Aria Board & Care; Leslie ty. Many other counties and cities throughout the state within the public-safety that.” ward Stavert; Jean Stein Weidner; Charles & Su- are encountering increases in their homeless popula- budget, which represents JP Crumrine can be & Pamela Williams; Bob san Weisbart; Sheila Wel- tions. nearly 75 percent of the reached at jp@towncrier. & Carol Steele; Heather don; Sharon & Stephen JP Crumrine can be reached at [email protected]. total county discretionary com. Steer; Kirk & Yvonne Ste- White; Whitman Phys- phenson; Richard Stinson; ical Therapy (Bill Whit- Patsy & Steven Stratton; man); Bob & Sunny Wil- Richard Succa; Daniel & cox; Richard Wilkerson; CSA 38 EDA’s Community and Chair Jerry Holldber said, with Supervisor Chuck Gigi Suiffet; Stephen Sut- Barbara & Steve Wilkes; Cultural Services Divi- “$40,000 is a lot of money Washington (3rd District), Continued from A1 ton; Gregory Swajian; Vir- Carl & Ruth Williams; Jo- sion. To manage the proj- and lots of man-hours to Cal Fire and EDA to dis- ginia Swendson; Mary anne Williams; Halie & and manage the project. ect, EDA’s cost would be oversee a deck half the size cuss their options. Talley; Jim Tanner; Jacob Johnny Wilson; Elizabeth The final cost was $54,000 $40,000, which is how the of this room.” Committee member & Theresa Teel; Temple & Thomas Wirt; Jim Wise; and the county would re- total project cost became Franklin replied that Thom Wallace made a mo- Har Shalom of Idyllwild; Catherine Wood; Dennis imburse the water district $110,000, Franklin said. this amount includes more tion to deny any funds for James & Joanne Tenney; & Jane Woodard; James for this work. He also stressed that than the salary for over- this project and said, “The TetraDym Inc. (Bill Prot- Wymer; Fredricka & Paul As the architectur- the project was being han- sight. Also included are in- county is not encouraging zmann); John Thomford; Young; Linda Young; San- al plans for the deck were dled as any county con- spection fees and architec- us to give money to proj- Norman Toback; Ian & dy Ziegler for Michael Van being drafted, the county struction project would be; tural costs. The plans are ects that are worthwhile Jeanie Tober; Arthur To- Zee; Alexander & Lor- Building Department re- it was not being treated as completed and the county when they increase it so bias; Alicia & Howard Tut- na Zukas; (1) Anonymous quired more work to the a special project. He add- is ready to request bids for much. Why so much mon- tle for Bill Tuttle; D.F. & $200; (8) Anonymous $100. front of the station. This ed after the meeting, “We the project if the CSA 38 ey for a small deck?” Giana Tweedie; Brenda Thank you, all! would help the station en- completely understand the committee recommends The vote was unanimous, sure its compliance with frustration and concern of paying for it. 4-0, with committee member the Americans with Dis- the Advisory Committee In response to a question Robert Hewitt absent. Letter to the editor class at library ability Act. and general public. I think about whether there was After the vote, Cal Fire Mary Rider of Idyllwild Indivisible will teach “How and Based on the final we were all surprised by any other way to build the Capt. Robert Fish said, “The Why to Write a Letter to the Editor” at a workshop from 2 plans, the construction, the project cost. “ deck, Franklin said, “No, … money not spent can be put to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 7, at the Idyllwild Library. the deck and ADA compli- The project manage- it’s a county facility.” to good use on other proj- The free workshop will be interactive, with an opportu- ance, cost estimates were ment costs were a surprise Prior to the vote, ects, such as brush cuts.” nity to identify a single message you want to convey. Learn $70,000, according to Mi- and an issue for the Advi- Franklin said if the com- JP Crumrine can be who is your audience and how to engage them, as well as chael Franklin, principal sory Committee. Early in mittee disapproved the reached at jp@towncrier. how to consider your point of view. development specialist for the meeting, Committee project, he would meet com. On the To w n Local Dining, Arts & Entertainment B SECTION IDYLLWILD, CA THURS., FEB. 8, 2018 Art Alliance establishing Art Resource Center at Courtyard Galley The Art Alliance of Idyllwild has long sought a permanent space for its activities and that goal is achieved with the help of Evan Mills and his sister, Robin Mills, at Courtyard Gallery. AAI plans to use the space as an Art Resource Cen- ter where art and the community may come together Michèle Marsh as Hodel for meetings, art workshops, talks, retrospectives, art with Michael Glaser as shows, collaborations, and promotion of its artists, gal- Perchik in the 1971 film leries and art hot spots. It also will promote other events “Fiddler on the Roof.” and activities in Idyllwild. PHOTO COURTESY MICHÈLE MARSH Roy and Carol Mills, Evan and Robin’s parents, were part of the team that designed and built the Courtyard Building that evolved into a center for arts and self-improvement. Carol, a serious painter in her own right, founded the Courtyard Gallery around 1980, weaving a vibrant co-op around a group of Hill Below: Michèle Marsh artists. in “Belle of Amherst” in As avid third-generation supporters of the arts in Idyllwild. Idyllwild, Evan and Robin felt that AAI’s vision for the PHOTO COURTESY MICHÈLE MARSH space enabled the family to continue and build on the Courtyard Gallery tradition. Of this new venture, Evan believes “AAI is a perfect fit, bringing a deep bench of artists and experience to continue operating the Court- yard Gallery in tandem with a raft of other activities supporting arts around the Hill.” AAI is the force behind the painted deer community art project currently being expanded. It also supports art education and plans many youth art-related projects at Michèle the gallery. Buhler at The Courtyard Building site also has hosted several age 5 in wineries during past Art Walk and Wine Tasting events. Idyllwild. This is AAI’s largest fundraiser, next taking place on PHOTO BY ERNIE Saturday, Oct. 13. Having a physical meeting space will MAXWELL assist in planning this town-wide event. People may drop by and share their ideas. Also, the AAI board will use the Courtyard Gallery as a focal point to fulfill its mission to make Idyllwild an art destination. In motion are plans for new events to be held there, such as a Mother and Daughter Afternoon Tea and Textile Fabric Creation on May 6. Michèle Marsh to talk about AAI also is putting together a retrospective of Carol Mills’ art. AAI will be seeking ideas for the space from its members and the community at its annual Member Meeting and Mingle on Saturday, Feb. 17. Details about acting career this and other events are at www.artinidyllwild.org. Michèle Marsh of Idyllwild will share stories of her Her television credits date back to “Gunsmoke,” “Star Take Your Child to Library Day life as an actress and her journey back home to our be- Trek” and “Little House on the Prairie,” and include Idyllwild Library encourages families everywhere to loved mountains, sponsored by the Friends of the more recent shows such as “Desperate Housewives” and take their children to their local library. It raises com- Idyllwild Library, Arts and Culture Programs, at 6 p.m. “House, M.D.” Her stage performances include some of munity awareness about the importance of the library Tuesday, Feb. 13 at the library. her most cherished experiences, such as “Tamara,” “Sea in the life of a child, and promotes library services and Marsh’s earliest memories are of Idyllwild. She was Marks,” “Dancing at Lughnasa” and “Our Town,” per- programs for children and families. The event is from 10 4 years old when her family moved here from her birth- forming them in Los Angeles, Arizona, Alabama and a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10. place in Alsace, France. Although she lived in Los An- Philadelphia. Mayor Max will greet library visitors from 11 a.m. geles for most of her adult life, working as an actress in She has continued her activities as an actress here to 1 p.m. The day includes a preview of a special display film, television, commercials and on the stage, she kept in Idyllwild as one of the founding members of the of award Caldecott and Newbery books, a brief library returning to Idyllwild, as if drawn by a magnet. Idyllwild Actors Theatre, formerly known as Isis The- movie, library scavenger hunts and a chance to win a Professionally, her big break came when she was of- atre Company and Idyllwild Theatre Company. She has prize for visiting the library. fered the role of Hodel in the film “Fiddler on the Roof.” taught acting at the Idyllwild Arts Academy. Margarita Monday $350 ALL DAY IAUnNlTlItL- eMYIDorNnuIGH-aTCtaino-nEaatl B Sruunncdh aByuf f et Including Champagne Mimosas - Juice - Soft Drinks Adults - $19.95 • Children - $6 Served 10am-2pm Street Tacos Only $1.75 & Sangrias at $4.50 Served from 4 pm to 9 pm $3 OFF ON ANY LUNCH OR DINNER ITEM with this coupon One Coupon Per Table - Valid On Purchases of $20 or More (excluding alcohol) Not Valid on Holidays or With Any Other Offer or Discounts 2524 E. Florida Ave., Hemet CA 92544 Phone # - 951-652-4545 ON THE TOWN Page B2 - Idyllwild Town Crier, Feb. 8, 2018 Changing the world, one cookie and one girl at a time By DeBra VarnaDo can’t have their phones … and so we need ContriButor to overcome that to get them there. “We are going to draw upon computers Girls in kindergarten through 12th and everything else in program delivery, grade wearing distinctive vests, sashes and but they will be untethered from their tunics are fanning out to supermarkets, big- personal devices and still be in touch with box stores, bistros and boutiques all across their parents as needed. Riverside and San Bernardino counties. “Grades K-5 is an ideal age to capture They’re carrying boxes of Thin Mints, a girl’s attention,” MacKinnon added. “If Samoas, Peanut Butter Patties — clearly they come into Girl Scouts at an early age, a sign that it’s Girl Scout cookie season. then barriers don’t need to be overcome. But there isn’t a troop on the Hill from They already have their sense of self in which to buy these delicious old-time fa- nature and in being willing to take risks vorites. The last troop shut down a few and to take independent action … even years ago. when they are quite young.” One resident is having them shipped “Our council is noted for cyber securi- from Hawaii. Others are pre-ordering ty,” MacKinnon added, “in partnership cookies for themselves and for their cus- with Cal State San Bernardino, which is tomers. “Everyone wants cookies, lol!!!,” in the top echelon nationwide for cyber se- one resident wrote on social media. curity study, research and programs, ac- Banish the thought that Hill folk won’t cording to Cal State San Bernardino Pro- be able to satisfy their sweet tooth and fessor Tony Coulson.” support the aspirations of local girls who Existing Camp Skyland facilities in- want to run their own businesses, speak clude: two lodges, nine cabins, two water to the public, earn money and make deci- towers, several open-air camping shel- sions about what’s important to them. ters, a barn and orchards. Girls living on the Hill can and do “We’ve raised $1.9 million of our $3 join troops in Hemet to benefit from Girl million capital campaign and are just Scouting, but local Mom Amy Miller-Hay- about finished with renovation of Duncan ley said she was “surprised to find there Girl Scouts at Skyland Ranch. PHOTO COURTESY GIRL SCOUTS OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNCIL Lodge,” Mackinnon said. “We are going to wasn’t a local troop in Idyllwild. try to raise and spend $12 million to $15 “I was a Girl Scout from kindergarten to middle Ride, America’s first female astronaut in space. million within a 10-year period. school and now have a 7-year-old girl. We have a lot of Add to the roster Ride’s fellow astronaut Mae Jemi- “Girl Scouts is girl-led and volunteer-driven; the girls good buddies up here who are bored,” Miller-Hayley son, aviation pioneer the late Amelia Earhart, and the decide what they want to do. They run the troop. The said. “We’re looking to branch out and learn more about late Karen Visel, Idyllwild School librarian. big heavy lifting is done by adult volunteers,” MacKin- nature, building fires, and setting up camp. Girl Scouts Many alumni climbed the ranks from Brownie to Am- non said. “And we do expect to provide some financial as- seems a natural [fit]. bassador and earned their Gold Award, the highest in sistance. Low-income and under-served girls are a huge “I can’t imagine the girls won’t have the perfect envi- Girl Scouting. area of interest and focus for us. ronment to thrive.” Troop 533 will be covered by the GSSGC, which in- “We have Idyllwild in our sights, connecting it to Sky- In January, Miller-Hayley, Mom Stacy Kretsinger creased its programming capability in 2015 with the land for visual and performing arts and theater collab- and enthusiastic volunteer Bridget Noer put their heads purchase of Camp Skyland Ranch — 191 acres of wilder- orations. We are very much interested in collaborating together to ensure that local girls can experience Girl ness and indoor/outdoor facilities located at 5,100-foot with organizations and groups on the Hill.” Scouts in their own backyards. elevation, halfway between Banning and Idyllwild on Skyland and other GSSGC camps, including Camp Troop 533 will be up and running before the end of Highway 243. Azalea Trails in Idyllwild, are open to Girl Scouts and the year and is open to girls from kindergarten through “We’re determined to turn this awesome property into non-Girl Scouts in kindergarten through 12th grade. Boys high school. To join, contact Miller-Hayley at camp.Idy@ a world-class STEAM center,” Cynthia Breunig, presi- are also welcome at Camp Skyland Ranch programs. yahoo.com. dent and CEO of GSSGC, said. “Outdoor activities make “It’s a community and a Girl Scout resource,” MacK- Idyllwild Librarian Shannon Ng, a Girl Scout alum- for ideal learning experiences in every STEAM field.” innon said. “We feel it is almost a sacred trust to have na with more than 30 years of service and a member of Skyland — “the camp that cookies built” — operates this property, and to care for and make it the best that the Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council in Redlands, is year-round, allowing girls to enjoy STEAM program- we can, not only for our Girl Scouts, but also for commu- mentoring the troop’s leaders. ming, environmental studies, horseback riding, archery, nities-at-large.” “Girl Scouts is much bigger than doing crafts after fencing, camping and many more school and selling cookies once a year,” Ng said. “That’s activities that help them to learn, not all there is. grow, take chances and face new “Today’s girls experience science, technology, engi- challenges in a safe environment. neering, art, and math (STEAM), robotics and govern- “We purchased Skyland be- ment. They find social problems and solve them. cause we believe we can give girls “Girls explore and work with media, journalism, an experience they cannot other- broadcasting and communications professionals in the wise have,” GSSGC Development ‘Our Girl Reporter’ program. Chief Chuck MacKinnon said. “Our G.I.R.L. initiative is designed to unleash the “They can gain important insights go-getter, innovator, risk-taker and leader in every girl, into how a life lived … connected preparing her for a lifetime of leadership. Our goal is to to nature and the outdoors is a life build strong women. well-lived.” “Girl Scouting has always been that way,” Ng added. MacKinnon explains, too, that “That’s what Girl Scout founder Juliette Gordon Low in- “girls’ tastes are changing … it ap- tended. pears that this generation of girls “I don’t ever want to have a young lady tell me she does not want to sleep outside. doesn’t think she can do something — be a mathemati- “Another big factor is they cian or run a Fortune 500 Company — because she just don’t — won’t — go to camp if they can’t. Whatever the reason Above: Hemet Girl Scouts in her head, it is just not selling cookies outside true.” the Idyllwild Post Office on Ng, Miller-Hayley, Super Bowl Sunday. Kretsinger and Noer are PHOTO BY BILL GIANAKOS looking to foster honesty, fairness, courage, respect, consideration and other qualities in Girl Scouts. They want to expose them to concepts, training, tra- ditions, and programs that help develop world leaders At left: The map includes and game changers like “some of the structures Madeleine Albright, Con- and program spaces the doleezza Rice and Hillary GSSGC is planning to Rodham Clinton. build.” Every female secretary MAP COURTESY GIRL SCOUTS OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNCIL of state in U.S. history is a former Girl Scout. Clinton, a former First Lady and U.S. senator, was the Democratic Par- ty’s nominee for president in the 2016 election. First Lady Barbara Bush was a Girl Scout. So were feminist Gloria Stei- nem and the late Sally Jonah Tolchin (center) performed at Idyllwild Arts Academy on Tuesday, Jan 30. For a portion of the performance, academy students joined him. Shown are Joaquin Eaton-Sharon (left) on bass, Mark Beebe (right) on saxophone and Caelen Perkins (rear) on drums. PHOTO BY STEVEN KING

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