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Station helpers dance for runners and walkers during the Eastern News,sheet Views & Culture of the Eastern Sierra Sierra Cancer Alliance 5K run/walk on Saturday, October 15. For more photos, see p. 11.

Saturday, October 22, 2016 FREE Vol. 14, No. 43 TRAGEDY IN JUNE LAKE FOUR GENERATIONS Three men perish when boat capsizes during high winds By Rea he communities of the nardino Sheriff Emergency said Braun on Tuesday. Eastern Sierra and Te- Operations Dive Rescue, All five men are from Te- Thachapi are reeling this MCSO Search and Rescue, hachapi, MCSO reported, and week after a boat carrying Lyon County Search and Res- are related to one another. five men overturned in the cue, June Lake Fire Depart- Don Maben, Jacob’s grand- choppy waters of June Lake ment, Lee Vining Fire Depart- father, told Bakersfield Now on Saturday, October 15. Two ment, Mammoth Lakes Fire that Jacob was the youngest of the occupants of the boat, Department, Mono County of three kids and had aspira- 22-year old Caleb Crouch Paramedics, the U.S. Forest tions of becoming a military and 22-year-old John Langs- Service and Lifeflight, as well policeman. “He was looking ton, managed to swim to as Mary Cabik and her search forward to going into a career shore. The other three men, dog, Inca. in law enforcement,” Maben 46-year-old Doug Langston, At the Mono County Super- told Bakersfield Now. He said 21-year-old Caleb Johnson, visors meeting on Tuesday, Jacob had recently joined the and 14-year-old Jacob Langs- Sheriff Ingrid Braun wept Tehachapi Police Explorers to ton, all disappeared into the over the loss of the three gain some experience in his water. None of the men were men. She said that the death chosen field. wearing life jackets, accord- of the youngest, 14-year-old Hillary Romo, a special ing to the Mono County Jacob Langston, hit particu- education teacher at Te- Sheriff’s Office (MCSO). larly hard, and spoke of how hachapi High School (THS), Recovery efforts for the his mother, Hillary Romo, wrote an email to The Sheet three men started Saturday, had been strong throughout about the efforts to bring PHOTO COURTESY URSULA JONES when the boat overturned the ordeal. She said that the home her son, who was in Julia Parker (center), her daughter Lucy (left), granddaughter Ursula and continued until Tuesday, incident will linger in this 10th grade at THS. She said (right) and great-granddaughter Naomi (center top) will be teach- October 18, when the three small-knit community, much that Jacob’s alarm for school ing a tule twining basket class at the Eastern Museum in men and their boat were like the tragedy that occurred had just gone off at about 5 Independence on Saturday, October 22. See story, p. 13. located near the middle of at Convict Lake in 1990 when a.m. on Wednesday, when she the lake around 11:30 a.m., seven people drowned— was writing the email. Romo FRIEND WITH BENEFITS according to a press release three teenagers and four expressed her gratitude to the from MCSO. Recovery efforts would-be rescuers. “It’s going Eastern Sierra communities Council oblivious while Holler buffs out buddies were assisted by the San Ber- to stick with us for a while,” see BOAT, page 18 By Lunch ammoth Lakes Town As Mammoth’s Planning Council approved a and Economic Development M$150,000 consulting Commission Chair Madeleine contract at its regular meet- “Mickey” Brown said at the ing on Wednesday without meeting, “I’m shocked that the project going to bid. Council would even con- The contract was awarded sider a service agreement of to Darin Dinsmore, a long- this dollar amount without time crony of Town Manager issuing a Request for Pro- Dan Holler. The relationship posals first …I don’t know if between Holler and Dins- ever there’s been a previous more dates back until at least incident where we’ve issued 2000, when Holler served as something for $140,000 with- County Manager of Douglas out issuing an RFP.” County, Nevada and Din- Brown requested some smore was with the Sierra clarification regarding Town Business Council. guidelines for RFPs. In other The contract with Dins- words, what requires some- more Sierra LLC is for the thing to go out for bid, and facilitation of a “public when is the Town able (via its visioning/planning process Town Manager) to simply is- PHOTO COURTESY: MCOE for a revitalized downtown sue a scope of work to any The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s dive team was one of many entities who assisted the search for three Mammoth Lakes.” missing Tehachapi men who disappeared into the waters of June Lake on Saturday, October 15. see HOLLER, page 2 SCE soothes? Lulling engines First class Request for Hot chocolate proposals

/p. 6/ /p. 3/ /p. 5/ /p. 16/ /p. 10/ 2 I www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 HOLLER the Ted Carleton...... Jack of all Lunches continued from page 1 760.937.4613 / [email protected] particular individual? June Simpkins...Jack of everything else When Colin Fernie followed up by asking about the lack of an RFP directly, 760.937.3967 / [email protected] Holler replied, “If you put the RFP out it would be awarded in November or the sheet Mike Bodine ...... Writer first part of December or later, so we would have lost a couple months doing that.” News, Views & Culture of the Eastern Sierra [email protected] Brown also questioned the wisdom of bringing someone in who isn’t familiar Sarah Rea ...... with the town or what’s been done to this point. “Why would we bring in a new “Hoc est non meus domus...” Writer consultant, not familiar with the community or previous work, to facilitate this -Cabezas Parlantes/Keith Davies [email protected] implementation strategy [following through on the Hart-Howerton concept]? Charles James ...... Contributor And pay that consultant to review the work of other qualified consultants?” 760.614.0546 Town Manager Dan Holler said, “The goal of the work is really to come in and JACK LUNCH work and meet with property and business and homeowners in area.” Holler Clouds McCloud ...... PUBLISHER Ass-trologer touted Dinsmore’s resume, particularly as it related to his familiarity with tax- increment finance districts. “He’ll be bringing some of the financial tools to us P.O. Box 8088 Abagael Giles ...... Writer so we can look through those [for] what make sense in Mammoth Lakes,” said Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 [email protected] Holler. 760.924.0048/[email protected] Councilman John Wentworth attempted to soothe Brown by saying, “I appre- An adjudicated paper of general circula- For a subscription to The Sheet contact ciate your frustration.” tion. ©2016 The Sheet, all rights reserved. Lunch at his above e-mail address, or call the Brown retorted, “This is more than frustration.” office. Issues are mailed out bi-weekly. Cost But this was not the only contract Dinsmore was a part of on Wednesday www.thesheetnews.com Check out for is $65/year. night. There was another contract, an agreement with Destina- more content, daily updates and free online tion Services, to hire a Special Events Director to “implement the Town’s Special classifieds. Events Strategy.” The proposed agreement was a three-year deal worth $425,000. of the personal relationship between Holler and the Davies, old pals from Grass Sierra Nevada Destination Services principals’ are a husband-and-wife team, Valley. Holler served as City Administrator of Grass Valley for approximately five Robin Galvan-Davies and Keith Davies of Grass Valley. years from 2008-2013. After a mid-meeting recess, Mayor Shields Richardson announced that the In fact, an online posting from The Union newspaper based in Grass Valley agenda item was being pulled, so it never came up for discussion. But it’s worth indicates that Davies and Holler both served and may continue to serve on the discussing further for several reasons. Board of Directors of Nevada County Television. Like the above visioning/planning contract, this contract similarly did not go Further, the article states that Davies and Holler together loaned NCTV out for bid—or it did, according to Town Manager Dan Holler, but only infor- $10,000 in 2013. mally (it was not published in a newspaper of record). The position was floated Davies and his wife Robin were named Co-CEOs of the Grass Valley Chamber on the Town’s website and Holler reached out to various parties (including the of Commerce in 2013. The couple signed a three-year contract extension in Davies) seeking interest. 2015. There were ultimately two bidders. After interviews (Holler, Stuart Brown, Under the general provisions section of the draft contract in Wednesday’s John Morris and Brent Truax comprised the interview panel), the Davies were agenda packet, section 3.5.2, titled “Delivery of Notices,” states: “All notices per- selected. mitted or required under this Agreement shall be given to the respective parties What the other three panelists may not have known at the time was the extent at the following address.” For the consultant, the address is: 213 Scotia Pines Circle, Grass Valley, Calif. 95945 ATTN Keith Davies. For the Town, its P.O. Box 1609 in Mammoth ATTN Daniel C. Holler. Turns out the Grass Valley address is Dan Holler’s. That’s right. He is the owner of 213 Scotia Pines Circle, a fact verified by the Placer Title Company. So all information regarding this agreement is being sent to Dan Holler…and Dan Holler? As Holler acknowledged Thursday, the Davies’ rent Holler’s home from him. The Davies and Hollers also socialize together. Holler said that as of Thursday morning, based on various conflicts of inter- est between he and Keith Davies, that Davies had verbally withdrawn his name from consideration as Special Events Director. see HOLLER, page 8

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This letter is in response to the recent controversy regarding the parking at the Country Kitchen in Big Pine. When I first heard of the con- flict, and then later read the article in The Sheet, I was surprised that this had suddenly become an issue that elicited such strong emotion and dividing language, since the Coun- try Kitchen has been advertised as a truck stop since the early 1970’s when it was established at the site of the former Kenedars. In fact, one of the early owners raised a tall sign in front of the restaurant that clearly identi- fies the site as a truck stop, a sign that has had different renovations, but has stood in the same place long before many of the neighbors moved into the area. On a personal note, I grew up in

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Is it not a prior- Planning Advisory Committee on insulators to replacing poles entirely. in the Mono Basin in the winter. ity?” October 12 to assure them that SCE Nelson sent both The Sheet and SCE “This is the first time I’ve ever heard “We’re over-insulated up here,” hears their concerns about a possibly a list of 18 poles with problems in a about the fog,” said Aguilar. replied Aguilar. “If we do have a broken dangerous stretch of power line . small section of the Lundy to Lee Vin- Both Aguilar and Rodrigues said that or chipped insulator on a string of four, The Sheet reported in July [Hot (Arc) ing power line since The Sheet first one problem with maintaining and we’re still within the safety factor…if Flashes, July 29 2016] that those living published the story about the power replacing poles in the area is that any they think that’s going to last we have in and around the Lundy to Lee Vining line. “This is almost certainly an in- maintenance that takes place on For- to believe that’s going to last.” power line have been concerned for complete list,” she wrote. est Service land that is “ground dis- “For us it’s just hard,” said Nelson. years about the potential for fires start- Alex Aguilar, Transmission Sys- turbing” requires permitting. “Kicking “I live on this rural property. There’s ing below the line. In particular they tem Estimator for SCE, said that the brush, that’s ground disturbing,” said only one drive in and out that’s right have questions about the occurrence company would be attempting to see Gonzales. underneath this line. There are broken, of mysterious arc flashes that have if there were any problems with the “When [Hinson] helps us with that burned insulators and grounding lines been seen from about 5-6 a.m., gener- hardware on the poles. “The anomaly permitting process… you’ll see some that are touching weeds, and you’re ally on calm, clear days, some of which of what was described to us is very un- action,” said Aguilar. “The government saying ‘It’s in the queue, we’ll get to have caused documented fires. usual for the mountain area, to see an system only piecemeals [pole replace- it…’ How can we feel safe? What can The Marina Fire, which began in the arc flash coming down like that,” said ments] to us. They govern how we you do for us?” early hours of June 24 (multiple people Aguilar. He said SCE would be “test- patrol. Govern how we replace…” “We’re going to keep working at it reported seeing a bright flash prior to ing…the insulation to see if anything “Elevating the safety concern will until we know what the problem is,” the start of the fire), was the final straw contamination-wise is unusual for this help give us the opportunity to expe- said Gonzales. for residents who have been worried pristine area.” dite this work,” added Gonzales. “We’re here because we’re going to about arcing on the line for years, Kris- “You did mention you wouldn’t “I think you’ll find a lot of public help fix this for you guys,” said Aguilar. tie Nelson told The Sheet in July. expect it here,” said Tim Hansen, support for a problematic approach,” “We’re not talking and leaving. We’re “We don’t have answers today,” owner of the High Sierra Brine Shrimp said Hinson, “because the piecemeal is here to make something happen. You Rudy Gonzales, Region Manager for Company on the shores of . a ridiculous way to manage a system.” will see more presence here than you SCE, told the room. He said he is new “Then where would you expect it?” Aguilar also said that the amount of normally do. You’re going to be able to to managing this area. “We are look- “That would be something you money SCE can spend on the prob- see Edison [in the Mono Basin].” ing at some of the occurrences that would find in a beach area,” replied lem is limited. The Public Utilities “I really appreciate you all coming, have happened recently…we have an Aguilar. Commission “mandates we can only this is a big deal,” said Bartshe Miller, obligation to work with the commu- “There’s a beach right down the side replace 10 percent of 10 percent of whose wife extinguished a fire believed nity and provide safe, affordable and of the mountain,” responded Hansen, structures per year,” he said. “If I have to have been caused by an arc flash reliable electricity. If we can’t do those to laughter and murmurs from the 10 lines with 10 poles each I‘m only about a half mile from their home, The things, we’re not doing our job.” crowd. allowed to replace 10 poles per line… Sheet reported in July. “You showed up Gonzales told the crowd that there Jeff Hinson, District Fire Manage- that way I’m not playing favorites.” a couple years ago in one form or an- There are 279 poles on the seven-mile other and that’s great, but we’ve had a stretch of the Lundy to Lee Vining big fire since then…we have been talk- NATIONAL HEALTH CARE OPEN ENROLLMENT power line in question, Aguilar said. ing about fire for the last 4 years and However, “If we identify a root cause we would always say it’s just a matter November 1, 2016 to January 31, 2017 those are the kind of exceptions that of time before the next one and there’s allow us to spend more money in a always been a next one. So we’re really certain location than others,” said going to be nervous in the near term… Gonzales. and the track record doesn’t look good Kristie Nelson pressed the rep- for mysterious ignitions.” resentatives to at least replace the “We’ve defined the scope of work based on what we know today,” replied Gonzales. “That may change as time goes by, that number might likely go up. As we inspect we identify. It’s not just once we’re done with these 84 structures we’re done. Its going to keep going.” GOT INSURANCE? • GOT QUESTIONS? “Within this next year you’re going to see insulation replaced, and hopefully poles replaced,” said Aguilar. Are You Eligible for Financial Assistance?

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MAMMOTH Sale hours: 9AM-6PM 760-924-8333 • In the Village at Mammoth OCTOBER MADNESS SALE 8 I OBITUARY/COVER STORY www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 HOLLER NICOLAS TIMERMAN continued from page 2 1987-2016 The Sheet noted that Holler is Face- Specifically, DiDomizio pointed icolas ‘Nic’ Adam Timerman book friends with Darin Dinsmore, to Exhibit B, which states, “Nothing died peacefully at home with and asked if that personal relationship herein prevents the Consultant from family on September 18, 2016 should have been disqualifying as partnering with local businesses, non- N well. Holler said he has hundreds and profits, civic organizations or other in Bastrop, at the age of 28 after a long illness. hundreds of Facebook friends and that agencies in the promotion, produc- Nic was born on November 21, 1987 his personal relationship with Dins- tion and funding of special events… in Bishop. He graduated from Mam- more is more related to crossing paths Unless otherwise directed under moth High School in 2005. He was also professionally over the years and is separate specific agreements, funds a volunteer with Mammoth Lakes Fire not at the same level as that which he raised through special events by the Department. shares with the Davies. Consultant may be retained by the After moving to Texas in 2006, Nic But the story does not quite end Consultant.” attended Texas State University and there. Not yet. Wha? graduated with a degree in English. What were Keith Davies profes- So the Town dumps $425,000 in Nic was also a member of the Inter- sional qualifications, anyway? They this guy’s lap to develop a Special national English Honor Society Sigma certainly weren’t included in Wednes- Events Strategy and if the events make Tau Delta. day’s agenda packet. Davies’ company, money, he gets a cut of that as well? At the time of his passing, Nic had Sierra Nevada Destination Services, As Holler explained, the money been working for Bastrop Independent boasts no website, and doesn’t appear in the contract includes the money School District as a Substitute Teacher to have any clients - or at least clients which is already dedicated to special while working towards a Master’s de- who post things on the internet. events. So while $125,000 seems like gree at Texas State University. Holler later stated that Davies has a big number, $100,000 of it is already Texas State University has awarded Nicolas “Nic” Timerman a long history of event planning and dedicated to various events, meaning Nic with his Master’s degree posthu- for money or recognition. management (he apparently met his there’s only $25,000 on the table in the mously. A Celebration of Life will be held on wife when he was a manager and she a first year which would be discretion- Nic is survived by his parents, Mark November 5th from 2-4 p.m. at the performer with the Ice Capades) and ary, and $50,000/year thereafter. and Julie Timerman of Bastrop; Broth- Mammoth Lakes Fire Department. All that he and his wife have been very The idea behind Exhibit B is that er Kenneth, Sister Toni and Nephew are welcome to attend and celebrate successful in revitalizing the Grass Val- Davies could augment his salary by Lucas Timerman of Bastrop, as well Nic’s life. In lieu of flowers, the family ley Chamber of Commerce. having a private stake in new events. as a large extended family of aunts, requests a donation be made to one of Sheet: Why doesn’t he have a web In effect, Holler said we should “re- uncles and cousins in California. the following organizations: presence? ward entrepreneurialism.” He also leaves behind his service dog National Brain Tumor Society: Holler: He doesn’t need it. So what happens from here? Holler Jackson. http://braintumor.org/join-the-fight/ Now onto the agreement itself. said the town will either fly another Nic was dedicated to his desire to ways-to-give/ There are a few unusual parts to it, RFP completely or it can approach the educate students and loved reading, Texas State University: https://do- some of which were pointed out by other people/firms which previously music, movies, his family and friends. nate.txstate.edu/donate Sandra DiDomizio, who owns Green expressed interest and either did/did Nic believed teaching was a passion Service Dogs Inc.: http://www.ser- Fox Events, the locally-based events not make a formal proposal last time and was not a profession you pursued vicedogs.org/ marketing firm. around. THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com LOCAL NEWS I 9

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7:00PM • TICKETS: $20 ADULTS, $18 SENIORS, STUDENTS FREE CERRO COSO COLLEGE, 101 COLLEGE PARKWAY, MAMMOTH LAKES, CA TICKETS AT EASTERNSIERRASYMPHONY.ORG 10 I ARTS www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 CHOCOLATE AND ART, TOGETHER AT LAST By Giles ne of the most striking qualities dar Reid, among others. of any conversation with Bruce Gypsy King Tattoo will feature live OLicher and Karen Nielson Licher tattoo and painting demonstrations, as is the exquisite interest they take in the well as a mixed media art display and details, process and creativity of oth- hot chocolate. ers’ work. Local High School students Arianna The third annual Bishop Chocolate Pope, Lily Pedersen, and Abby Stoiber Art Walk starts at 4 p.m. this Saturday. will be playing classical and modern Karen and Bruce started the event as show music on cello and violin from an effort to involve other artists in the 4-6 p.m. at Black Sheep Coffee Roast- community when they opened The In- ers. The trio has been training under dependent Project Press, their gallery the Felici Trio. Black Sheep will be and studio space, in 2013. The event hosting an Art and Mountain themed has grown from just a few businesses exhibit, as well as a kids activity, “Art and artists to 30 participating gallery on the Spot: Little Art for Little People.” spaces in downtown Bishop. Parents (and other adults) can partici- Karen told The Sheet the purpose pate in coffee and craft beer tasting of the event is to give local artists an while kids make art. audience for their work and to pro- “We have met so many new artists mote local businesses. Its popularity this year. Local people just keep com- has raised questions about market- Joe Profita and former student Kevin Holland show off their photography. Holland and ing out of the woodwork, and it is re- ing to out of town artists and visitors. Profita will both be featured in this weekend’s Chocolate Art Walk. ally exciting. Artists need an audience, “We probably could get in touch with saves for him in layers of wax. “with Egypt, where it was the medium of we need deadlines, and then there’s Sunset Magazine in Los Angeles, but most mediums, you look at a surface, choice for sarcophagus portraits. the fact that we’re all doing it together,” we’d have to think really hard about but with encaustic, you look into a Thompson likens the rich earth tones said Karen. it… What I love about this event is that surface.” and patterns in his geometric paint- Bruce said it’s important to get we’re all out there on the sidewalk, and Thompson also collects mineral ings to images under an electron locals out and about, exploring new we all know each other!” pigments to press into his paintings. microscope. The viewing experience is businesses. He said that last year’s art This year, Karen and Bruce will host His exhibit is called “The Sacredness of looking inward, through the many exhibit at Gypsy King Tattoo inspired local artists Joe Profita and Rodney of Open Spaces,” and Thompson said layers of each of his paintings. one eighty year old woman, who said Thompson at The Independent Project his artwork draws heavily upon open Other highlights of the festival she would never have been there Press. Thompson, a retired Urgent desert landscapes. The drama of the include Janice Kabala’s Eastern Sierra otherwise, to get a tattoo the next day. Care Physician, creates encaustic art Owens River Valley and its proximity Collaborative installation at Eastside “I really think that creativity bubbles by painting with melted beeswax and to the High Sierra drew him to Bishop. Juice. Kabala recruited local artists up from the spirit of the sheer love of damar resin on canvases. His process “When you are in a basin and range to contribute paintings for a pop up doing and sharing things with other involves painting a layer of the “en- desert, the distant mountains give you display that will give audience to the people,” said Karen. caustic material” onto canvas, heating an appreciation for how much space community of artists who work in the Saturday’s event is free to the public it with a torch, and embedding pat- you’re in.” Eastern Sierra, including Karen Niel- and runs from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. terned teabags his wife meticulously Encaustic art dates back to ancient son Licher, Lori Michelon, and Skan- See more in the calendar, p. 15. THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com LOCAL NEWS I 11 PRETTY IN PINK FOR THE ESCA Eastern Sierra Cancer Alliance 5k run/walk brings a crowd to support those in need on Saturday, October 15 Photos by Gayla Wolf

Above: Scott Leikam and Panda Kilmin- ster. Center: Michele Dossey, Kyle Hol- land, Annette Holland, Mike Holland and Tom Haennie. Below, a group of walkers wave to the camera.

Above: Joanne Parsons and Joan Lewis start their 5k. Center left: Ali Rainville is festive, as well as cozy. Center right: Robin Christensen and Kathleen Schnei- der volunteer at a trail station. At left: Betty-Jo Whitman and Suzie Wolfers- berger of the Tri-County Fair.

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SALES • SERVICE • SUPPLIES 137 East Line Street • Bishop • 760-873-7727 THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com ARTS I 13 HANDING DOWN TRADITIONS Revered Yosemite basket weaver Lucy Parker and her descendants to teach class at Eastern California Museum By Rea our generations of Native was born in the Illilouette Meadow and continue the tradition of Native American women with deep in , and her mother American art. “Grandma also wants Froots to revered indigenous art- was born in the Valley as well. Jones Naomi to write [our] story,” said ists will teach a class said she has been learning from her Jones. “Because she writes so well.” at the Eastern California Museum on grandmother since she was a small The chance to see Julia Parker in Saturday, October 22. girl, and her daughter Naomi started action is a rare one—she has taught Julia Florence Parker, born in 1929, getting involved when she was about across the country as a cultural wove baskets at the Yosemite Indian 10-years old. “You have to learn to specialist and received a Heritage Museum for 58 years, according to gather before you can learn to make Fellowship Award from the National her granddaughter, Ursula Jones, a basket,” said Jones, who mostly Endowment for the Arts in 2007. who has lived in Mammoth for 18 works with California’s native tule, a She was also awarded an honorary years and is in the process of relocat- bulrush that grows in marshy areas. doctorate from the California Col- ing to Mariposa to be closer to her “You have to learn the plants, the lege of the Arts in 2006. Her work is grandparents. Julia’s husband, Ralph seasons, what things are supposed to part of the the permanent collections Parker, is a descendant of the famed look like.” at the Smithsonian Institution, the basket weaver Lucy Telles. Julia and She and the women in her fam- , and the National Ralph met at an Indian Boarding ily have taught weaving classes Museum of Natural History, among school in Carson City, Jones told The across the state, as well as how to others. Sheet. “Grandma always said she make acorn mush “in the old way The Parker (and Jones) women will was a water woman,” descended from grandma Lucy [Telles],” Jones be teaching their class at the Eastern from the Coast Miwok and Kashaya told The Sheet. The women have California Museum on Saturday, Oc- , said Jones. “And grandpa was a been running the classes for years, tober 22. The class has a maximum of mountain man,” a Mono Lake Paiute and have had many returning par- 20 students and the cost is $90, $50 of and . The couple mar- ticipants, particularly in the classes which will benefit the Friends of the ried when Julia was 17 and subse- PHOTO COURTESY URSULA JONES sponsored by the Yosemite Conser- Eastern California Museum and $40 quently moved to Yosemite, where Julia Parker with her granddaughter, vancy, which typically sell out. “You of which will pay for materials. Call Julia Parker began studying basketry Ursula Jones, who now teaches Native become a family, people walk away 760.878.0258 to register. The women with her grandmother-in-law, Lucy and they’re family now. I remember will also be speaking at the museum American basket weaving with her grand- Telles. a woman who came back to a class at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, October 21. mother, mother and daughter. “She doesn’t talk,” said Jones of her about ten years after she took her Donations for their talk are accepted, grandmother’s teaching style. “She head the classes that the women first one, and told me, ‘Remember and refreshments will be available. shows you, and if you do it wrong, teach, along with her mother Lucy when you were just helping, and now To learn more about the Parkers she [undoes the basket] and shows Parker. “Naomi [Jones, 21, Ursula’s you’re teaching.’” and their work visit www.worksho- you again.” daughter] is now the assistant, Her daughter Naomi, the next gen- presidence.com/collections/the- Jones, who used to sit behind her whereas I used to be the assistant,” eration, plans to attend the Native parker-family. grandmother’s back while she would said Jones. American Art Institute in Santa Fe weave, is now beginning to spear- Jones’ Yosemite roots go deep—she 14 I www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 calendar of eventS CALENDAR PAGES SPONSORED BY: BARS & MUSIC TOWN STUFF MAMMOTH LIQUOR Happy Hour/ October 21-22/ Outlaw Saloon. 4-7 p.m. daily and all Mountainfilm in Mammoth @ the Beer lovers’ candy store night on Mondays. USFS Auditorium. 7 p.m. both nights. Selection of more than 300 beers Roberto’s 4-6 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. See sidebar column this page for WE’RE EASIER TO SCORE ON Austria Hof. 4-7 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. details. THAN THE S.F. GIANTS BULLPEN Fri.-Sat. 4-6 p.m. Whitebark Restaurant Bar & Lounge October 21-23/ Unwind with daily drink and food Mammoth Lakes Repertory Theater’s 934.6260 Main St. Next to Rick’s specials 4-6 p.m. Half price sushi production of “Romeo and Juliet” Mondays. final weekend @ Edison Theater in Clocktower Cellar Happy Hour 4:30-7 Mammoth (runs through October p.m. daily and all day Sunday. $5 23). Showtimes at 7 p.m. Thursday- dollar menu items, drink specials. See Saturday and 4 p.m. matinees ad, p. 4 on Sundays. Tix: $20 online, $18 Happy Hour @ Sushi Rei. 5-6 p.m. for students and seniors, $10 for daily. Half off apps and $5 hand roll children. Tickets at door: $22. +small sake . Sundays are all-night Purchase tickets online @ www. happy hour. mammothlakesrepertorytheatre.org. Happy Hour @ The Bistro at Snowcreek, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Friday, October 21/ Mammoth Tavern Happy Hour Deadline: City of Bishop Water Tuesday-Sunday 3:30-5 p.m. Closed and Sewer Commission vacancies. Mondays.Text Applications accepted until 4 p.m. Smokeyard weekend Happy Hour on October 21. Applications and 4-6 p.m. in the bar only. descriptions of duties available at Side Door Happy Hour daily 3-6 p.m. City Hall, 377 W. Line St. or at www. Fridays: Half off Moscow and cityofbishop.com. Kentuky Mules. Saturday and Sunday: Mammoth Lakes Recreation’s Bottomless mimosas 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Allocation Committee meeting at Mammoth’s famous Slocums Happy 8:30 a.m. @ MLT/MLR conference Hour 4-6 p.m. See ad, p. 5. room, 2520 Main Street, Mammoth. Giovanni’s Happy Hour, daily 4-6 The Liberty Sports Bar and Grill, p.m. Large pizza and a pitcher of beer Live Music with/ The Jaded Haters, gets you free wings. Late Night Happy Hour 10-Close. Lakanuki Happy Hour daily 4:30- 10:30 p.m., $4 margaritas, Mai Tais Saturday, October 22/ and food discounts. Sunday Club Fall Festival Concert hosted by Nights with DJ Night Audit. Happy Eastern Sierra Symphony. Feat. Hour drink specials 10 p.m.- close. Vivaldi’s “Autumn, Piazzolla’s “Four Rock Creek Lakes Resort, Friday and Seasons of Buenos Aires” and more. Saturday, 3-5 p.m. with a happy hour Special appearance by the Pasadena menu. String Quartet. Cerro Coso College Eastern Sierra Brewery Tours. in Mammoth, 7-9 p.m. Tix: $20.00 for 11:30am-3:30pm, Fri/Sat/Sundays. general admission, $18.00 for seniors, Visit 3 local breweries, beer tastings & free for students. Available at the door lunch included. Call 844-395-BEER or or at www.brownpapertickets.com. visit easternsierrabrewerytours.com Farmer’s Market in Bishop. 9 a.m.-12 for info & tickets. p.m. Behind City Hall. The Liberty Sports Bar and Grill, First 5: Chalfant Peapod parent- Daily Happy Hour, 3-6 p.m. $1 off child playgroup. 9:30-10:30 a.m. at draft beers, $2 off wine, $4 well the Chalfant Community Center, 123 drinks, $2 off specialty drinks. Valley Road. The Monkey Bar Restaurant hosts Cerro Gordo Exploration. Join their Happy Hour from 3-6 p.m. and Friends of the Inyo and Eastern 10-12 p.m. every day. Food & drink Sierra Interpretive Association for specials including a $5 Mai-Tai. a day exploring Cerro Gordo in the Southern Inyo Mountains. including Monday, October 24/ the historic town site, listed on the Manic Mondays all night happy National Historic Register of Places. BUY AN AD NOW hour at John’s Pizza Works. 4 p.m.- All-day trip with moderate walking midnight. See ad, p. 3. and strenuous 4WD road conditions. Your ad here makes you $$$ We will need participants with 4WD Know why? Tuesday, October 25/ vehicles to help carpool. Space Trivia Tuesday at Mammoth Brewing limited. RSVP by calling 760.873.6500 People read... Co. Bring your game face. Prizes for or email: [email protected]. the winners. 6 p.m. The 2016 Downtown Bishop Call June 937.3967 Chocolate Art Walk. Time: 4-8 p.m. Wednesday, October 26/ Wine Wednesday at Black Velvet Sunday, October 23/ Coffee. Free tasting with purchase of Four Generations Basket Class at a bottle, and a free waffle with tasting. the Eastern California Museum. 7 p.m. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at 155 N Grant St. Independence. Julia Parker wove Thursday, October 27/ baskets for decades at the Yosemite Ladies’ Night @ Mammoth Rock ‘n Indian Museum and now works Bowl. Ladies get free shoe rentals and with her daughter, granddaughter two free games. See ad, p. 7. and great-granddaughter. Call • Chicken & Beef Teriyaki 760.878.0258 to register. Twenty • Tempura • Tonkatsu • Sukiyaki October 28-29/ students max, there is a charge. See Personal Chef • Calamari • Sushi Black Sabbitch Halloween Party at story, p. 13. CROOKED CREEK “Wild Spirits” Eastern Sierra • Full Service Cocktail Bar Rafters. Costume contest, prizes and CATERING & Lounge more. Doors open at 9 pm. Wildlife Rescue annual fundraiser @ Mountain Light Art Gallery in 760-872-4801 Bishop. Food, auction items, great Open at 5 p.m. October 29-31/ company, more. Meet Spirit the Red- Intimate,Famliy Style, 635 N. Main St. Monster Bowling Bash at Mammoth Tailed Hawk, Razzle the Raven and PartieS Bishop Rock ‘n Bowl. Saturday and Monday. other friends. All proceeds benefit 25 years of experience 10 p.m. until close. Wear a costume rehabilitation of local wildlife. Starts and get a free game. japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar 6 p.m. Call Mike 920-3746 THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com I 15 calendar of events CALENDAR PAGES SPONSORED BY: Reds Meadow Valley Closed and develops all his own negatives TOWN STUFF to create Platinum / Palladium UPCOMING prints, Cyanotypes, and silver prints The Reds Meadow Valley Road is Monday, October 24/ Saturday, October 29/ distressed through the Mordencage closed due to two mudslides which process. occurred during last weekend’s storm, Bishop City Council Meeting, 7-9 Wild Roots Forest School storytellers p.m. at Bishop City Hall, 377 W. Line Profita has experimented with according to the U.S. Forest Service. harvest event. 4-6:30 p.m. at St. Visit www.ca-bishop.us to view the the Bishop Community Garden. teas, coffees, and red wine to create Several visitors needed to be agenda. Stories, costumes, fun. No scary pigments and stains for his photos. assisted out of the area after the area’s masks, etc. This is for all ages. Info: “I’m a photographer making photos first significant rain after a long dry October 25-27/ [email protected]. look like paintings,” said Profit of his summer caused the slides. The road Mammoth Lakes Library hosts work. Describing the Mordencage will remain closed while the slides MakerSpace. 2-5 p.m. every week, Monday, October 31/ Tuesday-Thursday. All ages welcome. process, Profita said, “You work with and the condition of the road are Dia De Los Muertos: Main Street a negative, and then you wash it assessed. Crews will also need to Ofrenda Display and Walk in Lone Wednesday, October 26/ Pine. with these solutions that pull out the complete hazard tree work along the colors, so that the metals in them road. Some of this work was already MHS “All Winter Sports” meeting @ Free Medicare Clinic with HICAP of the MHS MPR. 6 p.m. are swimming above the paper, and planned along the road due to tree Inyo and Mono Counties. Mammoth Lakes Library. By appointment only, that’s what creates the final image.” mortality issues. However, hazard Thursday, October 27/ begins at 10 a.m. Call Cathy for an His exhibit includes one photograph trees near the mudslides will need Bishop Chamber networker @ the appointment at 760.872.2043. There is that was taken during World War I by to be prioritized for safety along the Pupfish Cafe (adjoining Spellbinder no charge for this service. his grandfather, which he developed road corridor. At the time, there is Books). 5:30 p.m. in 2016. According to Profita, there no estimate for when the road will November 5/ October 28-30/ are 150 historic ways to develop a re-open and visitors are advised to 35th annual Toiyabe Road Run. photographic negative. “Anyone who plan alternative itineraries. Convict Lake Fall Fishing Derby/ 5K/10K. Pre-register by 10/28 or Cash Derby Weekend. Fourteen register day of starting at 7:30 a.m. took chemistry with me tried some tagged trophy trout will be stocked Race starts 9 a.m. Location: Millpond. of these processes in class. It’s really Four Generations Basket Class for a bonus derby weekend as part of the perfect example of an Oxidation Outside on the Eastside. $2000 in cash November 5-6/ Reduction Reaction,” said Profita. Great Grandmother Julia Parker, prizes available will be associated Stellaluna at the Edison Theatre. This When asked what moves him to keept daughter Lucy, granddaughter Ursula with the tagged fish.Tix: www. classic children’s tale is told through innovating, Profita said, “I was a and great-granddaughter Naomi will convictlake.com. the cinematic imagery developed chemistry teacher for twenty years. I be teaching a tule twining basket class Eastern Sierra History conference @ by the Ourboros Shadow Picture like playing with stuff.” at the Eastern California Museum the Tri-County Fairgrounds. More info company will be an experience that in Independence from 10 a.m. ‘til 4 see sidebar, this page. you and your child will never forget. Turkey Bingo with MLWC p.m. this Saturday. Registration is Saturday: 11 a.m. Sunday: 2 p.m. Tix limited to 20. Reserve a spot by calling Friday, October 28/ online: $15/$10. Tix at door: $15 no Halloween Party and Haunted The Mammoth Lakes Women’s Club 760.878.0258. Cost is $50 for class and discounts. Tix at www.edisontheatre. Roller Rink at 416 Sierra Park Rd. in org. Turkey Bingo! fundraiser takes place $40 for materials. Mammoth. Carnival games including “A Winning Ticket” by the Felici on November 16 at Lakanuki in the As a bonus, on Friday evening the famous Football Fling. Cakewalks Trio feat. music from Beethoven Village at Mammoth. 5:30 p.m. - No October 21 at 7 p.m., the ladies will be and other fundraisers. Admission: and Schubert. Tix: $22 for general Host Social & Bingo Registration with speaking at the museum. Donations $5 per person includes skate rentals. admission, $17 for seniors and $7 a 6 p.m. Bingo start. welcome. Non-skating adults are free. Other for students. Saturday: 7:30 p.m. in Play all 8 rounds for just $20 which wheeled devices welcome. For more Mammoth at 101 College Parkway includes 3 game boards per round. Eastern Sierra History Conference info, visit www.mammothrecreation. and Sunday: 4:00 p.m. in Bishop at com. See ad, p. 18. 4090 W. Line St. For $10 more, receive 3 additional game boards per round. The Eastern Sierra Interpretive Bingo prizes include turkeys, Assn. (ESIA) will hold the inaugural holiday pies, baked good and holiday Eastern Sierra History conference in decorations; the grand prize is a Bishop at the Tri-County Fairground Catalina Island Get-Away. October 28-30. Almost 20 different AT THE MOVIES Raffle prizes include a Wine Gift speakers are expected to participate Basket and a Best of Mammoth Basket in the two-day event. The Eastern to name a few. Sierra ski culture, the water saga, Minaret Cinemas Food and beverage available petroglyph art, climbing history, and throughout the evening. Come early mining claims are just a few of the The Accountant (R): Ben Affleck stars in a thriller about a math savant who to get your lucky seat! The Women’s topics scheduled at this point. works as a freelance accountant for dangerous criminal organizations under Club is a non-profit organization The conference will run all day the cover of a small town CPA office. and all proceeds are redirected back Friday, October 28 and Saturday into our community. Visit www. October 29, with a dinner Saturday Deepwater Horizon (PG-13): The true story of one of the world’s largest man- mammothlakeswomensclub.org for evening featuring local authors and made disasters, the oil rig Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico. info. their historical books. Field trips will be held Sunday Oct. 30. The cost of Customer appreciation night returns Tuesdays. All seats $6, food/drink specials Husky Football Broadcast the conference will be $125 including Info: www.mammothlakesmovies.com/760.934.3131. the dinner. Single day charges will be Fox Sports West Prep Zone will $65 for Friday and $85 for Saturday. broadcast the MHS Huskies football Reduced rates will be available for game on Friday, October 21 against students. The field trips may have a Boron. It will stream live on the small additional charge. internet. The URL address for fans Registration for the conference will to watch the game is http://www. be available in early June through the foxsports.com/west/prepzone-stream ESIA website at esiaonline.org. For more information contact ESIA at Fictitious Business Name Statement 760.873.2411. The Following Person Is Doing Business As: Joe Profita at Art Walk Canyon Lodge Ski Area, LLC , Local photographer Joe Profita A Delaware Limited Liability Co. will be showing his photographs, 462 Rainbow Lane, P.O. Box 24 developed in a variety of vintage Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 styles, at The Independent Project This business is conducted by a limited li- Press this weekend. Profita, a retired ability company. The registrant commenced Bishop High School Chemistry to transact business under the fictitious business name listed above on March teacher, first studied alternative film 1,2006. development as a way to connect with This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 the artists in his chemistry classes. File Number 16-175 He constructs his own cameras 2016-0193 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 16I NO-CLASSIFIEDS /NOTICES www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 NO CLASS-IFIEDS

Fictitious Business Name Statement Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted The Following Person Second Hand Thrift Shop is looking for Is Doing Business As: a bright, cheerful, upbeat applicant, ready Duff Construction for front line retail with potential to grow. Must be fit and able to lift, have excep- Grant Duff tional guest service skills, and desire to 2 Arrowhead Drive #1. P.O. Box 1387 Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 Temporary Snow Removal Operators grow into leadership position. Wage DOE. $20.79/hour. The Town of Mammoth Email resume and cover letter to clepre@ disabledsportseasternsierra.org or fax to This business is conducted by an Individual Sierra Employment Services, Inc is Lakes is looking for Snow Removal Opera- The registrant has not yet begun to trans- hiring for the following positions tors for the upcoming winter season! If 760.934.2475 act business under the fictitious business you have a valid California Class B license, Accountant or full charge bookkeeper name listed herein. Carpenters-M $18-35/hr experience operating heavy equipment, needed for growing practice. Competi- This statement was filed with the County Night Auditor-$12-$14/hr and want to secure a temporary job with tive pay, medical insurance, 401(k), profit Clerk of Mono County on October 3, 2016 General Laborers -B,M $12-$16/hr full time hours for the winter, this job sharing, flex time. Send resume via email File Number 16-179 Apprentice Carpenters-M $18-$30/hr to [email protected] or Fax resume to 2016-0195(10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) PT/FT Housekeepers-B,M$12-$15/hr is for you. For more information on the Staffing Coordinator-B,M $14-$16/hr position and how to apply, visit www. 760.934.5336. Cashier Customer Service Rep $10-$14 townofmammothlakes.ca.gov. Fictitious Business Name Statement Ice Rink Staff The Following Person Call 760.924.0523 or 760.873.8599 The Town is looking for full-time and Is Doing Business As:

part-time seasonal Ice Rink Facilities Staff For Rent Duff Electric See our full job list online and an Assistant Site Coordinator, to work www.SierraEmployment.com Great family home in June Lake. Quiet, Grant Duff midweek,weekends, evenings, and /or 2 Arrowhead Drive #1. P.O. Box 1387 holidays. With flexible hours, these posi- amazing views. 2 BDR, 2 BA, Loft. Dog Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 tions are ideal for people who are look- run. Pellet stove. Close to June Mountain An Upscale Restaurant in Mammoth ing to pick up extra work for the winter for skiing. Easy access to lakes, streams Lakes is looking for Experience and Ener- This business is conducted by an Individual season. visit www.townofmammothlakes. and hiking. Pet deposit. $2,100/month. The registrant has not yet begun to trans- getic Wait Staff. E-Mail Resume and Refer- ca.gov. for more information. Address: 130 Nevada Street. Call Pat @ act business under the fictitious business ences to [email protected] 760.709.2119. name listed herein. Mammoth Car Rental/Hertz: Looking Three Light and Bright, beautifully fur- This statement was filed with the County Part Time Year Round Maintenance Clerk of Mono County on October 3, 2016 for someoneHiring for full time year round Laborer Needed For Condominium nished 1 BDR units available for rent from positions. Please inquire with Tom at 760. now until Dec. 15th. Upper units, very File Number 16-179 Complex.You may complete an applica- 2016-0196(10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 934.3399. tion at 2289 Sierra Nevada Road or email modern, custom lounge sofa, stainless you resume to mtshadows@npgcable. steel appliances.Dishwasher, microwave, Work With The Best. Footloose Sports, oven, etc. DirecTV, fast wifi and all other Fictitious Business Name Statement com; or call 760.934.4993 for more infor- The Following Person nationally recognized as a top 60 retailer, mation. utilities included in the rent. Absolutely is hiring for the upcoming season. We are N/S and N/P. $1,400 per unit. Will con- Is Doing Business As: seeking a staff who work as hard as they Hotel seeking front desk agent/night sider any time frame within this period. Alpine Sports Outfitters play. We’re looking for responsible individu audit position Must be available to work Contact Nate Hunter 310.748.4506, or als, passionate about winter sports, and [email protected]. TCA Mountain Resources LLC graveyard shifts. 16-32 hours per week. 19950 West Country Club Drive, Ste 101 motivated to provide the best in customer Perfect if you already have a part time job Room for Rent, Mammoth Slopes room Aventura, FL 33180 service. We have full and part-time posi- and are looking to pick up extra shifts. w/private bath, walk to Village. Electric, tions open in our sales, rental and ski gas & wood included. W/D & jacuzzi. Must be able to work most weekends & This business is conducted by a limited repair departments. We are offering great holidays. Hospitality experience is a plus Internet available. Must be “dog friendly.” liability company. The registrant has not pay DOE, discounts and flexible hours, in but not required.Starting hourly ranges Seeking mature N/S snow savvy individu- yet begun to transact business under the progressive work enviroment. Call us at based on experience. Please deliver re- al.$1100 per month.760.965.6716. fictitious business name listed herein. 760.934.2400. Go to our website at www. sume in person or pick up application at Clean, quiet unfurnished studio apt. This statement was filed with the County footloosesports.com or e-mail your re- Sierra Lodge located at 3540 Main Street Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 14, 2016 in Mammoth Slopes, $695/mo., 1 person File Number 16-138 sume to [email protected] to or send to [email protected] rate, lease, non smoking unit, no pets, schedule an interview. 2016-0157 (10/01, 10/08, 10/15. 10/22) Surefoot Mammoth is hiring for the up- low utilities, first, last & security. Call Help Wanted! We need full time bakers 760.934.9451. at Stellar Brew. You must be self mo- coming winter season! Seeking passionate Fictitious Business Name Statement tivated and love to bake. Some experi- skiers to fill multiple full-time bootfitter/ The Following Person ence is nice, even if it’s not professional. sales associate positions. We offer com- Fictitious Business Name Statement Is Doing Business As: petitive pay and a season pass with time Also, Sierra Bounty Produce is looking The Following Person Seasons 4 Condominium Rentals, Inc. for someone to drive the van and do the to use it. Must have excellent customer Is Doing Business As: service skills and be able to work in a fast produce pick up on Mondays. Plan on Chip Shot Cafe Seasons 4 Rentals committing 6 hours on Mondays until paced work environment. This is a great 244 Lake View Blvd, P.O. Box 478 the end of September. Email stellarbrew@ opportunity to learn an important skill in Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 gmail.com If you are interested, or bring a the ski industry. Email resume to Mam- A Delaware Limited Liability Co. resume to Stellar Brew! [email protected] or stop by the store 2001 Sierra Parkway, P.O. Box 24 This business is conducted by a corpora- Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 tion. Mammoth Brewing Co. is is looking in the Village at Mammoth to grab an application. The registrant commenced to transact for an Office Administrator to join our This business is conducted by a limited li- business under the fictitious business dynamic team. Responsibilities include The Hilton Creek Community Ser- ability company. The registrant commenced name or names listed above in July 1999. A/P and A/R management, clerical & vices District is interested in hearing to transact business under the fictitious This statement was filed with the County administrative duties and employee & from people who can provide snow re- business name listed above on March Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 22, 2016 customer relations. Position is located in moval services on some private 1,2006. File Number 16-141 our distribution office near Mammoth roads in the district and at the sewer This statement was filed with the County 2016-0154 (10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22) Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Airport. Must be self-motivated and team treatment plant for the 2016/2017 Fictitious Business Name Statement player, with experience in QuickBooks a File Number 16-174 snow season. The snow removal equip- 2016-0192 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) The Following Person huge plus. $21 -$25/per hour depending ment would need to be located in Is Doing Business As: on experience, plus benefits and Beer Bux. Crowley Lake for the season, and snow Go to http://mammothbrewingco.com/ removed prior to 7:00 a.m. and when Fictitious Business Name Statement Seasons 4 Rentals there is a 2” accumulation or more. If you The Following Person Is Doing Business As: Seasons 4 Rentals are interested, or for further information, 244 Lake View Blvd, P.O. Box 478 please contact the General Manager at Mammoth Mountain Inn Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 760.935.4500. Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , A Delaware Limited Liability Co. This business is conducted by a corpora- Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra is seek- tion. ing qualified applicants for a senior posi- 10001 Minaret Road, P.O. Box 24 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 The registrant commenced to transact tion. Responsibilities include oversight business under the fictitious business and implementation of administrative, name or names listed above in July 1999. financial, marketing and volunteer activi- This business is conducted by a limited li- This statement was filed with the County Housekeepers ($11) ability company. The registrant commenced Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 22, 2016 ties. Candidates should demonstrate suc- to transact business under the fictitious Cooks cessful management experience, inspire File Number 16-141 business name listed above on March 2016-0155 (10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22) Dishwashers staff and volunteers, and possess excellent 1,2006. Maintenance Worker communications and writing skills. This statement was filed with the County Fictitious Business Name Statement Requirements: Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 The Following Person Please complete an application at Bachelors Degree File Number 16-176 Is Doing Business As: 164 Old Mammoth Rd. 2016-0194 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 4-6 years of experience in a related Seasons 4 or e-mail [email protected] professional position in administration, management, finance, etc. Seasons 4 Rentals John’s Pizza Works hiring experienced Positive attitude, friendly demeanor and line cooks must be able to work well under 244 Lake View Blvd, P.O. Box 478 team player. PERSONALS Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 pressure, bilingual. Apply in person at Ability to manage and inspire staff and Johns Pizza Works with resume. volunteers. I saw you... were reluctant to float a This business is conducted by a corpora- Ability to set priorities and meet goals in request for proposals. I agree, it’s always tion. Professional and medical offices for rent The registrant commenced to transact for full time or on a part time basis. 686 a multi-tasking environment. important to float a request for qualifica- Salary is commensurate with experi- business under the fictitious business West Line St., Bishop. Call Pat at 760.872 tions first. name or names listed above in July 1999. 2022 or Andrew 760.920.3831. Unique ence; excellent benefit package. I heard you... had a place for rent in This statement was filed with the County opportunity to practice once or twice a Please submit resume with cover letter Grass Valley. Do I need to be a tenant to Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 22, 2016 month in the great Eastern Sierra Area! to kjohnson@disabledsportseasternsierra. win a town contract? File Number 16-141 org. 2016-0156 (10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22) THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com NOTICES I 17 PUBLIC NOTICES Notice of Public Auction Notice of Public Auction (cont.) Notice of Public Auction (cont.) Notice of Ordinance NOTICE OF PUBLIC INTERNET AUCTION ON HOLLY KAY $ 641.74 TS81 233‐019‐007‐000 015‐089‐019‐507 LEE, OBIE AN ORDINANCE OF THE MONO COUNTY BOARD NOVEMBER 11-14, 2016 OF TAX DEFAULTED PROP- TS19 233‐004‐041‐000 015‐089‐004‐541 KUKEL, AL- $ 603.58 OF SUPERVISIORS AMENDING CHAPTER 2.36 OF ERTY FOR DELINQUENT TAXES LEN J. $ 585.82 TS82 233‐019‐008‐000 015‐089‐019‐508 LEE, OBIE THE MONO COUNTY CODE, PERTANING TO REGU- TS20 233‐005‐001‐000 015‐089‐005‐501 SOOO GOOD $ 603.58 LAR MEETINGS OF THE MONO COUNTY PLAN- On August 9, 2016, I, Janet Dutcher, Mono County FINANCIAL, INC. $ 678.63 TS83 233‐019‐009‐000 015‐089‐019‐509 LEE, OBIE NING COMMISSION Tax Collector, was directed to conduct a public TS21 233‐005‐013‐000 015‐089‐005‐513 HILTON A.R. $ 603.58 auction sale by the Board of Supervisors of Mono & S.E. $ 585.82 TS84 233‐019‐011‐000 015‐089‐019‐511 LEE, OBIE WHEREAS, Chapter 2.36 creates the Mono County County, California. The tax defaulted properties TS22 233‐005‐021‐000 015‐089‐005‐521 WHITESIDES, $ 797.29 planning commission and specifies it’s membership, listed on this notice are subject to the Tax Collector's KIMBALL GREGG $ 617.96 TS85 233‐019‐035‐000 015‐089‐019‐535 GOSA, JAMIE compensation, and manner of transacting business, power of sale and have been approved for sale by a D. (ET AL) $ 1,050.36 including a regular meeting schedule; and resolution dated August 9, 2016 of the Mono County TS23 233‐005‐028‐000 015‐089‐005‐528 SOOO GOOD TS86 233‐019‐037‐000 015‐089‐019‐537 MOORE, A. Board of Supervisors. FINANCIAL, INC. $ 678.63 MARION C. $ 697.38 WHEREAS, the Board wishes to change the planning TS24 233‐006‐002‐000 015‐089‐006‐502 HANNA TS87 233‐019‐038‐000 015‐089‐019‐538 MOORE, A. commission’s regular meeting time from ten a.m. the The sale will be conducted at www.bid4assets.com, ZOHNY & NERMINE $ 850.08 MARION C. $ 697.28 second Thursday of the month to ten a.m. the third at 8:00 a.m. PST on November 11, 2016 and the TS25 233‐006‐006‐000 015‐089‐006‐506 MARSDEN, TS88 233‐019‐051‐000 015‐089‐019‐551 HOVIOUS Thursday of the month. auction will close at the time shown on each auction JAMES L., PH.D., LLC $ 839.78 STEVEN G. & DONNA $ 1,383.29 item on November 14, 2016, as a public auction to TS26 233‐006‐028‐000 015‐089‐006‐528 HIGDON C.K. TS89 233‐020‐005‐000 015‐089‐020‐505 MORRIS, NOW, THEREFORE, THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS the highest bidder for not less than the minimum & C.E. III $ 727.38 ROBERT $ 603.48 OF THE COUNTY OF MONO ORDAINS as follows: bid as shown on this notice. Parcels receiving no TS27 233‐006‐041‐000 015‐089‐006‐541 MARTINEZ TS90 233‐021‐006‐000 015‐089‐021‐506 TANOUYE, SECTION ONE: Section 2.36.040 A of Chapter 2.36 of bids will be re-offered at www.bid4assets.com, at CESARIO & ROSALIND $ 904.96 RONALD ETAL $ 667.85 the Mono County Code is hereby amended to read as 8:00 a.m. PST on January 20, 2017 and the auction TS28 233‐006‐050‐000 015‐089‐006‐550 GURR FRED F. TS91 233‐021‐017‐000 015‐089‐021‐517 HAMELIN, follows: will close at the time shown on each auction item & FRANCES P. $ 727.38 JACQUELINE G. $ 2,522.27 on January 23, 2017, a minimum price appropriate TS29 233‐007‐001‐000 015‐089‐007‐501 ROMERO, TS92 233‐021‐026‐000 015‐089‐021‐526 ALVARADO, 2.36.040 Meetings. to stimulate competitive bidding. Due diligence MARIA CARMENZA $ 698.94 ANDREA F. $ 965.00 A. Regular meetings of the planning commission research is incumbent on the TS30 233‐007‐032‐000 015‐089‐007‐532 FARRAND, TS93 233‐021‐028‐000 015‐089‐021‐528 FAUBLE shall be held on the third Thursday of each month, bidder as all properties are sold as is. The winning RICHARD E. $ 811.01 CHARLES L. & CONNIE J. $ 697.30 commencing at ten a.m. Regular meetings shall be bidder is legally obligated to purchase the item. TS31 233‐007‐035‐000 015‐089‐007‐535 EIPPER, REX TS94 233‐021‐045‐000 015‐089‐021‐545 MASTAIN, scheduled for the third Thursday of the month, but Computer workstations will be available to persons E. $ 797.29 JOHN (ET AL) $ 797.19 may also be schuduled for the fourth Thursday due to who need them at 25 Bryant St. Bridgeport CA dur- TS32 233‐007‐040‐000 015‐089‐007‐540 MARTINEZ TS95 233‐021‐048‐000 015‐089‐021‐548 SEMPSON, commission workload, holidays, or other scheduling ing business hours. The county and its employees HENRY J & STETSON JOHN R JR. 1‐2 $ 697.38 MILDRED M. $ 1,593.47 difficulties. All meetings shall be duly noticed. Un- are not liable for the failure of any electronic equip- TS33 233‐008‐013‐000 015‐089‐008‐513 MORGAN TS96 233‐022‐001‐000 015‐089‐022‐501 HEIDELBERG less otherwise noticed, meetings shall be held in the ment that may prevent a person from participating FAMILY TRUST, LLC $ 629.86 INN TIMESHARE $ 1,053.59 board of supervisiors’ room, Courthouse, Bridgeport, in the sale. TS34 233‐008‐020‐000 015‐089‐008‐520 STANLEY R.J. TS97 233‐022‐007‐000 015‐089‐022‐507 EVANS DAVID California. The commission may,on a majority vote Only bids submitted via the Internet will be accept- & M.M. $ 585.82 L. & LYNN M. JR $ 574.05 of its members, or with the approval of the chair in ed. Pre-registration is required. Register online at TS35 233‐008‐045‐000 015‐089‐008‐545 HIZON VI- TS98 233‐022‐009‐000 015‐089‐022‐509 WERT, JOHN consultation with the planning director dispense with www.bid4assets.com by November 7, 2016. Bidders CENTE R. & ROSALIE M. $ 678.63 C. $ 965.00 any regular meeting. must submit a refundable deposit of $500.00 (plus a TS36 233‐008‐052‐000 015‐089‐008‐552 STEELE, KEN- TS99 233‐022‐011‐000 015‐089‐022‐511 URENIA $35 processing fee) to www.bid4assets.com by No- NETH $ 795.58 JEROME J. & ROSA $ 1,607.24 SECTION TWO: This ordinance shall become effective vember 7, 2016. Bid deposits must be in the form of TS37 233‐009‐004‐000 015‐089‐009‐504 CHAPMAN TS100 233‐023‐004‐000 015‐089‐023‐504 LETIZIA 30 days from the date of its adoption and final pas- a wire transfer, cashier’s check or money order. The KENNETH M. & KATHLEEN $ 797.22 CHARLES & PATRICIA $ 1,092.23 sage, which appears immediately below. The Clerk of deposit will be applied to the successful bidder's TS38 233‐009‐005‐000 015‐089‐009‐505 MURPHY TS101 233‐023‐008‐000 015‐089‐023‐508 LANDERS, the Board of Supervisors shall post this ordinance and purchase price. Full payment and deed information GEORGE R. & PAMELA L. $ 790.83 KATHLEEN P. $ 697.28 also publish the ordinance in the manner prescibed indicating how title should be vested is required TS39 233‐010‐009‐000 015‐089‐010‐509 GLEN IVY TS102 233‐023‐014‐000 015‐089‐023‐514 CACTUS by Government Code section 25124 no later than 15 within 48 hours after the end of the sale. Only RESORTS, INC. $ 1,234.28 RESORT PROPERTIES, INC. $ 1,745.93 days after the date of this ordinance’s adoption and Wire Transfers will be accepted for final payment. TS40 233‐010‐018‐000 015‐089‐010‐518 LAMB, KATH- TS103 233‐023‐017‐000 015‐089‐023‐517 LEE, OBIE final passage. If the Clerk fails to so publish this ordi- The right of redemption will revive for any property LEEN A. $ 697.28 $ 783.72 nance within said 15-day period, then the ordinance purchased by a credit transaction if payment in full TS41 233‐010‐044‐000 015‐089‐010‐544 PRIM ROBERT TS104 233‐023‐020‐000 015‐089‐023‐520 HORNER, shall not take effect until 30 days after the date of is not received by the close of business on the date W. & BARBARA L. $ 1,731.35 FRANK C. $ 1,423.77 publication. of sale. Transfer taxes will be added to and collected TS42 233‐010‐046‐000 015‐089‐010‐546 ROYBARK TS105 233‐024‐008‐000 015‐089‐024‐508 SWEADNER, with the purchase price. The right of redemption will DAVID H. & PATRICIA G $ 965.00 WALTER R. TRUSTEE $ 879.06 PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 11th day of cease on Thursday, November 10, 2016 at the close TS43 233‐010‐051‐000 015‐089‐010‐551 WOODARD TS106 233‐024‐015‐000 015‐089‐024‐515 BARRERA, October, 2016, by the following vote, to wit: of business and parcels not redeemed will be offered ROBERT B. SR $ 797.19 VICTOR M. $ 965.00 AYES: Supervisors Alpers,Corless, Fesko, Johnston , for sale. If the parcel is not sold, the right of redemp- TS44 233‐011‐013‐000 015‐089‐011‐513 BOLLINGER, TS107 233‐024‐038‐000 015‐089‐024‐538 GRAND- & Stump tion will revive and continue up to the close of ROBERT SCOTT $ 965.00 STAFF CHRISTINE $ 686.03 NOES: None business on the last business day prior to the next TS45 233‐011‐014‐000 015‐089‐011‐514 RONALD TS108 233‐024‐047‐000 015‐089‐024‐547 PIEGZA, ABSENT: None scheduled sale, to be conducted at 8:00 a.m. PST on TANOUYE, CYNTHIA K. TAKETANI $ 603.48 MARSHA G. ET AL $ 697.28 ABSTAIN: None January 20, 2017 and the auction will close at the TS46 233‐011‐029‐000 015‐089‐011‐529 HALL THAD- TS109 233‐025‐005‐000 015‐089‐025‐505 THOMAS, time shown on each auction item on January 23, DEUS G. & PAMELA M. $ 985.97 DORIS RUTH $ 965.00 2017 at the same location stated above. TS47 233‐012‐002‐000 015‐089‐012‐502 BROWN‐ TS110 233‐025‐019‐000 015‐089‐025‐519 MORRIS, COOK, GLORIA $ 585.82 ROBERT $ 603.48 Fred Stump, Chairman If the properties are sold, parties of interest as TS48 233‐012‐020‐000 015‐089‐012‐520 J O FAMILY TS111 233‐025‐032‐000 015‐089‐025‐532 ALLEN WAR- Mono County Board of Supervisors defined in California Revenue and Taxation Code TRUST LLC $ 585.82 REN A. & PATRICIA L. $ 603.48 Section 4675, have a right to file a claim with the TS49 233‐012‐022‐000 015‐089‐012‐522 SUH, IN W. $ TS112 233‐025‐047‐000 015‐089‐025‐547 QUEZADA ATTEST: county for any excess proceeds from the sale. Excess 629.86 ALFREDO & MARIA $ 1,212.10 Helen Nunn proceeds are the amount of the highest bid in excess TS50 233‐012‐025‐000 015‐089‐012‐525 DITLOVE, Clerk of the Board, Sr. Deputy of the liens and costs of the sale that are paid from JACK $ 585.82 I certify, under penalty of perjury, that the foregoing the sale. Notice will be given to parties of interest, TS51 233‐012‐028‐000 015‐089‐012‐528 POWELL HER- is true and correct. Stacey Simon pursuant to California Revenue and Taxation Code MAN JR $ 846.89 County Counsel section 3692(e), if excess proceeds result from the TS52 233‐012‐036‐000 015‐089‐012‐536 LOPEZ CHRIS- Janet Dutcher, Mono County Director of Finance/ sale. TOPHER & CANDY $ 727.38 Treasurer-Tax Collector Additional information may be obtained by contact- TS53 233‐012‐051‐000 015‐089‐012‐551 DENMAN ing the tax collector at http://monocounty.ca.gov, or MARK D. & TERI $ 585.82 Executed at Bridgeport, Mono California, on Octo- TS #2016-0199 by calling 760-932-5480. TS54 233‐014‐004‐000 015‐089‐014‐504 RUBEN GIL- ber 3, 2016 BERTO, ANITA SCHMIDLIN $ 629.86 PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANATION TS55 233‐014‐006‐000 015‐089‐014‐506 HOKANSON TS #2016-0197 The Assessor's Parcel Number, when used to CHARLES & MARIVIC $ 585.82 describe property in this list, refers to the assessor's TS56 233‐014‐009‐000 015‐089‐014‐509 FORRER, KEN- map book, the map page, the block on the map (if NETH P. $ 629.86 applicable), and the individual parcel on the map TS57 233‐014‐016‐000 015‐089‐014‐516 SUH, IN W. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SCOPING MEETING & PREPARTATION OF SUBSEQUENT page or in the block. The assessor's maps and fur- $ 629.86 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT/SPECIFIC PLAN FOR TIOGA INN ther explanation of the parcel numbering system are TS58 233‐014‐026‐000 015‐089‐014‐526 BUNDROCK, available in the assessor's office. JAMES A. $ 678.63 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that as Lead Agency, the Mono County Community Development Department ("the TS59 233‐014‐027‐000 015‐089‐014‐527 BUNDROCK, County") is planning to prepare a Subsequent Environmental Impact Report (SEIR) and Specific Plan for the Tioga Inn devel- The properties that are the subject of this notice JAMES A. $ 678.63 are situated in (county name), California, and are TS60 233‐014‐029‐000 015‐089‐014‐529 PELAYO, JUAN opment. A public scoping meeting will be held Oct. 27, 2016, from 4:30 to 6:30 pm in the Lee Vining Community Center at 296 described as follows: $ 678.63 Mattly Avenue, Lee Vining. Participants will be invited to comment on the proposed scope and focus of the forthcoming SEIR. TS61 233‐015‐006‐000 015‐089‐015‐506 LAMB, KATH- Mono County has prepared this Notice of Preparation (NOP) to invite public comments on the scope and Item No. Prior Assessor’s Parcel Number LEEN A. $ 697.28 content of environmental information in the forthcoming SEIR. New Assessor’s Parcel Number Assessee Name TS62 233‐015‐033‐000 015‐089‐015‐533 TIMESHARE Minimum Bid HOLDING, LLC $ 603.53 The applicants are proposing to construct Tioga Inn and associated project features on the site of the existing Tioga Gas Mart and TS63 233‐015‐040‐000 015‐089‐015‐540 J.C. WILLIAMS Whoa Nellie Deli, located at 22 Vista Point Dr. in the unincorporated community of Lee Vining. TS1 233‐001‐012‐000 015‐089‐001‐512 TRAVIS RICH- FAMILY L.P. $ 698.94 The project area encompasses four parcels totaling 67.8 acres of land within an overall ownership area of roughly ARD S. & ANNE R. $ 629.86 TS64 233‐016‐003‐000 015‐089‐016‐503 SOOO GOOD 74 acres (including an outparcel with an existing road that connects Parcel 1 to the existing workforce housing on Parcel 4). TS2 233‐001‐016‐000 015‐089‐001‐516 HERRERA, FINANCIAL, INC. $ 574.03 JORGE RODRIGUEZ $ 678.63 TS65 233‐016‐006‐000 015‐089‐016‐506 ARELLANES, State Route 120 (SR 120) provides access to the project site and also provides the only eastern access into Yosemite National TS3 233‐001‐026‐000 015‐089‐001‐526 GERBER, SU- RICHARD R. $ 1,685.51 Park. Located about one-half mile south of the main US 395 corridor through Lee Vining, the property is surrounded on the north, SAN KAY $ 846.89 TS66 233‐016‐018‐000 015‐089‐016‐518 PETERSON, east and west by land owned by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP); adjoining acreage to the west is TS4 233‐001‐032‐000 015‐089‐001‐532 PORTESI MI- KARL GLEN $ 603.58 owned by Southern California Edison (SCE). The LADWP and SCE parcels are largely undeveloped but include a smattering of CHAEL R. & PATRICIA $ 585.82 TS67 233‐016‐021‐000 015‐089‐016‐521 ALLEN- TS5 233‐002‐001‐000 015‐089‐002‐501 CACTUS RE- SWORTH JEROME & VIVIAN $ 697.38 industrial uses, roads, and utility improvements. SORT PROPERTIES, INC. $ 1,696.40 TS68 233‐016‐035‐000 015‐089‐016‐535 LEWIS MI- The project encompasses multiple elements, many of which were analyzed in the 1993 environmental and planning TS6 233‐002‐002‐000 015‐089‐002‐502 CHISM JAMES CHAEL & DANA ET UX $ 709.61 documents. The original concept was to provide a full range of services and facilities for tourists (to , the D. & MAUREEN $ 965.00 TS69 233‐017‐004‐000 015‐089‐017‐504 MEISSEN Mono Basin National Scenic Recreation Area, and the Eastern Sierra generally), as well as meeting facilities, jobs and employee TS7 233‐002‐044‐000 015‐089‐002‐544 STEPHENS, TRUST $ 1,168.60 CHARLES W. ETAL $ 1,312.14 TS70 233‐017‐011‐000 015‐089‐017‐511 MORGAN JEF- housing opportunities for area residents. TS8 233‐002‐047‐000 015‐089‐002‐547 MORRIS, ROB- FREY & JILL B. $ 781.36 The current proposal embodies goals and concepts developed in 1993, with added refinements. Thus, the current ERT $ 574.05 TS71 233‐017‐019‐000 015‐089‐017‐519 ROGERS, proposal shows up to 80 new workforce bedrooms, adds 100 seats to the full-service restaurant, adds a third story to the hotel to TS9 233‐003‐002‐000 015‐089‐003‐502 ALMARAZ ROBERT W. $ 965.00 reduce its footprint while retaining the full 120 guest rooms, and adds a third gas pump island and overhead canopy. The proposal JOSEPH E. & NORMA A. $ 751.54 TS72 233‐017‐021‐000 015‐089‐017‐521 THOMPSON TS10 233‐003‐021‐000 015‐089‐003‐521 VENDITTI ROBERT J. & FAY J. $ 1,578.70 includes substantial additional parking to accommodate on-site guests (deli, hotel, restaurant and events) as well as a park-and- MICHAEL G. & VALERIE $ 629.86 TS73 233‐017‐037‐000 015‐089‐017‐537 MC CARTY, ride facility for Lee Vining residents and bus parking for Yosemite transit vehicles. The existing on-site septic system would be TS11 233‐003‐041‐000 015‐089‐003‐541 CONTRERAS, DOUGLAS G. $ 965.00 replaced by an on-site wastewater treatment plant to treat wastes before discharge to a designated leach field. SARA J. $ 629.86 TS74 233‐017‐038‐000 015‐089‐017‐538 MC CARTY The project is located at 22 Vista Point Rd., close to the intersection of SR 120/US 395, and about one-half mile TS12 233‐003‐044‐000 015‐089‐003‐544 CLARK HOW- MICHAEL L. & JAN P. $ 698.08 ARD C. & DEBORAH L. $ 842.11 TS75 233‐017‐049‐000 015‐089‐017‐549 WILLIAMS south of Lee Vining. TS13 233‐003‐046‐000 015‐089‐003‐546 NUNN DAVID LAWRENCE C. & CYNTHIA $ 1,698.44 Potential environmental effects include: water supply; waste treatment; biological resources; traffic; aesthetics; air H. & JEANETTE M. $ 629.86 TS76 233‐018‐044‐000 015‐089‐018‐544 WATTS DAVID quality & greenhouse gases; cultural resources; public safety; solid waste; fire safety; and possible cumulative effects. TS14 233‐003‐047‐000 015‐089‐003‐547 BRADFORD E., & ROZANNE JR $ 795.58 Due to time limits mandated by state law, responses to this NOP must be sent at the earliest possible date and no later JOHNNY A. & SUSAN $ 585.82 TS77 233‐018‐046‐000 015‐089‐018‐546 DITLOVE, TS15 233‐004‐010‐000 015‐089‐004‐510 BRITTEN, JACK $ 585.82 than Nov. 21, 2016. The schedule calls for the draft SEIR to be distributed for public review during late summer or KAREN F. $ 664.01 TS78 233‐018‐049‐000 015‐089‐018‐549 GUESNO autumn of 2017. TS16 233‐004‐023‐000 015‐089‐004‐523 MARSHALL RANDELL C. & JANET R. $ 678.63 Comments may be mailed to Mono County CDD, Gerry Le Francois, PO Box 347, Mammoth WAYNE & LEE ANN $ 629.86 TS79 233‐018‐050‐000 015‐089‐018‐550 GLORIA Lakes, CA 93546 or sent via email to [email protected] Additional questions can be directed to the TS17 233‐004‐035‐000 015‐089‐004‐535 HORNBY BROWN‐COOK, ALFREDIA HARRIS $ 585.82 county’sCEQA consultant, Sandra Bauer, at 714.397.3301 or Gerry Le Francois at 760.924.1810. FAMILY TRUST $ 678.63 TS80 233‐019‐003‐000 015‐089‐019‐503 HOTZ, PAUL TS # 0198 TS18 233‐004‐039‐000 015‐089‐004‐539 PETERSON, ETAL $ 697.38 18 I COVER STORY www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, October 22, 2016 BOAT continued from page 1 who supported them during their also thanked her husband, Sky, “for Mickey Frederickson, owner of for a fish fry) turned into a “party time of grief. telling me to go as I paced the floors the June Lake Marina, spoke to The boat.” “Sheriff Braun I love you and can- trying to figure out what… I was Sheet on Wednesday to express her “So some fellas used one of our not tell you how deeply touched I going to do to help these families.” condolences to the family, all of teeny little boats…and jumped in am by you and your wonderful team, MCSO also extended their thanks whom thanked the employees of the it with their dog and about 5 cases as well as [Office of Emergency Ser- to many local businesses including Marina for their help during their of beer and started going out to this vices Sgt. Jeff] Beard…I love you and Stellar Brew, Big Rock Resort, Dou- time of need. “Well, you know, that raft. It started taking on water and your dedication to us, both of you, ble Eagle Resort, June Lake Ski Area, was a difficult time and we could see one of them swam to shore with his your tears, both of you, your love, Trout Town Joe’s and more. that they were all pretty distraught… dog, but the other one drowned. both of you, can never be repaid. I Greytak also told The Sheet that and mostly it was just to be on site They never found [his body].” can never repay this entire commu- Hillary Romo and her family, even and offer them coffee and anything Hillary Romo expressed gratitude nity.” in their time of tragedy, were some that we could get for them, from wa- for the immense and coordinated Hillary’s husband Lee also wrote of the most gracious people she had ter for the dogs or anything really… recovery efforts by so many agen- The Sheet an email thanking Court- ever met. we were there for them no matter cies which ultimately found the ney Greytak, a June Lake resident, “I told Hillary this morning, I said what.” men who were lost on Saturday, so who organized meals and sup- Hillary, this past few days I’ve wit- Frederickson said that the cameras that their families could bring them port for the family members who nessed a woman in the worst trag- at the Marina, which was closed home to rest. “I’m devastated and stayed at the Boulder Lodge while edy that one could go through, yet during Saturday’s windstorm, had grateful they found our boys,” she the recovery efforts were underway. you showed strength, grace, love and captured the men launching their wrote. “I got to hold and kiss my “There are so many people that beauty to everyone. They were so boat, as well as the accident on the baby boy one more time and I will showed us compassion,” wrote Lee gracious through all of this, they still lake, and that the footage had as- cherish that forever.” Romo. remained so lovable and it just blew sisted recovery efforts. “Courtney is a Godsend and I was me away how grateful they were to She added that a Marina employee Accounts have been set up for those not able to hug her tight enough to all of us in June Lake…[Hillary’s] had tried to wave the men back, to who wish to donate to memorial say goodbye,” wrote Hillary. spirit was still shining, even though no avail. “When you’ve got 70 mile costs and to the surviving members Courtney Greytak spoke with The all that.” an hour gusts this lake can be so of the families of the men lost in the Sheet on Wednesday, saying “It took Samantha Johnson, the wife of treacherous, it looks like a very nice tragedy. a village, I just helped facilitate. It 21-year-old Caleb Johnson, had lake. Today, no wind at all, it looks so Donations can be made on be- was a lot of people reaching out as only been married to her husband peaceful, but then it turns around. half of the Langstons to: Bank of the well…our community is wonderful.” for 11 months before Saturday’s We’ve been lucky we haven’t had any Sierra, 224 F Street, Tehachapi, CA Greytak especially thanked Ohana’s tragedy struck. She told The Sheet [more] disasters.” 93561. No account number is needed. 395 for helping “get the ball roll- in an email that “My husband was Frederickson, who said she’s They can also be made by calling ing,” the mothers of Little Loopers, the best of the best. He was the most been in June Lake for 43 years, said 661.822.6801. John Coats from Fern Creek Lodge, loving, caring, and funny man. God that the last time she can remem- To donate to Samantha Johnson, Dave and Amanda Carmichael from took him to heaven because he had ber anyone drowning there was in visit www.gofundme.com/support- June Lake Pines, Cathy and Ralph achieved everything he had to on 1983, when a wooden raft left in the of-caleb-johnsons-wife-sam-2urqn- Scribner from Cathy’s Candy and the this earth… I was so honored to be middle of the lake by the Lions Club p8c. Candy Lounge at the Sierra Inn. She able to be married to him.” (who had been using it to catch fish

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This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 File Number 16-145 File Number 16-146 File Number 16-147 File Number 16-148 2016-0168 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0169 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0170 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0171 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Tamarack Cross County Ski Center Small World Childcare Parallax Mountainside Grill Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. 1 Twin Lakes Road, P.O. Box 24 1 Minaret Road P.O. Box 24 1 Minaret Road P.O. Box 24 1 Minaret Road P.O. Box 24 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546

This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 File Number 16-149 File Number 16-150 File Number 16-155 File Number 16-156 2016-0172 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0173 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0174 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0175 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Mountain Center McCoy Sports McCoy Station Mammoth Snowmobile Adventure Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. 60 Canyon Blvd., P.O. Box 24 100 Canyon Blvd.,#209, P.O. Box 24 1 Minaret Road P.O. Box 24 1 Minaret Road P.O. Box 24 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546

This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 File Number 16-157 File Number 16-158 File Number 16-159 File Number 16-160 2016-0176 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0177 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0178 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0179 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Mammoth Resort Property Management Mammoth Memories Mammoth Kids Corner Mammoth California Vacations Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. 1 Minaret Road P.O. Box 24 100 Canyon Blvd., P.O. Box 24 77 Forest Trail P.O. Box 24 1 Minaret Road P.O. Box 24 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546

This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 File Number 16-161 File Number 16-162 File Number 16-164 File Number 16-165 2016-0180 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0181 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0182 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0183 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Little Eagle Lodge Lakefront Restaurant June Mountain Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. 3256 Meridian Blvd., P.O. Box 24 1 Twin Lakes Road P.O. Box 24 85 Boulder Road (SH 158), P.O. Box 24 85 Boulder Road (SH 158), P.O. Box 24 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546

This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- This business is conducted by a limited li- ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced ability company. The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious to transact business under the fictitious business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March business name listed above on March 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. 1,2006. This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 Clerk of Mono County on Sept. 29, 2016 File Number 16-166 File Number 16-167 File Number 16-168 File Number 16-169 2016-0184 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0185 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0186 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) 2016-0187 (10/08, 10/15. 10/22, 10/29) Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person The Following Person Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: June Mountain June Meadows Chalet Eagle Lodge Dry Creek Bar Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC , A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. A Delaware Limited Liability Co. 85 Boulder Road (SH 158), P.O. Box 24 85 Boulder Road (SH 158), P.O. Box 24 3256 Meridian Blvd., P.O. Box 24 1 Minaret Road P.O. Box 24 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546 Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546

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