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BY EMA SASIC described, there were [email protected] initial instances with chil- When one parent felt dren calling him “gay” and frustrated with administra- “pushing him around,” tors in the Panama-Buena but most concerning was Vista Union School District an alleged instance on the who she felt were not do- playground. ing enough to stop alleged After more instances of instances of bullying in- alleged bullying took place, volving her son, she took to Buchanan decided she had social media. enough. She met with Ger- Kami Buchanan’s post rie Kincaid, assistant super- which describes bullying, intendent of educational name calling, inaction from services, to discuss transfer the district and her son’s options. DARLA A. BAKER / TEHACHAPI NEWS recent hospitalization has “I heard good things David’s Cradle founder Patti Browne works on one of the garments. captured the attention of about (Leo B. Hart Elemen- the community and has tary School), and I heard been shared by more than good things about how the 4,200 people as of Friday. principal dealt with bully- From it all, she is looking ing,” Buchanan said. for a silver lining. Since the transfer, how- ‘Each child that “All I want is for every- ever, Buchanan says “it’s one to be safe and that the been chaos.” school goes through the “It seems like weekly I necessary steps to inform am hearing of something parents (of bullying),” Bu- that’s happened,” she said. chanan said Thursday. “James used to like to go receives a gown is Since enrolling her to school, now he doesn’t. son, James, into the Pan- He cries himself to sleep at ama-Buena Vista Union night, he doesn’t sleep at School District for kinder- night, he has anxiety, he’s garten, Buchanan said bul- talked about how he wishes dressed in love’ lying has been an issue. he could be in heaven “He went to Montessori where everyone would love David’s Cradle merges with Angel Gowns of Kern County preschool for years and him. thrived,” she explained. “He’s had kids put their BY DARLA A. BAKER When he began kinder- hands on him — pushed, [email protected] garten at Ronald Reagan Elementary School, she Please see POST | A3 EHACHAPI — On the third Saturday of every month, volun- teers gather at First TBaptist Church in Tehachapi to fulfill a special purpose: Bakersfi eld’s water usage creating Angel Gowns to dress infants for eternal sleep. drops as residents’ behavior Each meeting begins with a prayer for the families who becomes more effi cient will be receiving the garments, which are crafted from de- BY SAM MORGEN but important, victory. In constructed wedding gowns, [email protected] a relatively wet year, the suits and other formal attire Bakersfield residents de- water savings will help re- donated to the ministry. serve a round of applause, charge the groundwater be- Each gown is made with at least in terms of the city’s neath the Kern River, which love, and, when finished, are water usage. had been depleted after a breathtakingly beautiful. Em- So far in 2019, city resi- roughly three-year drought bedded in the silky fabric are dents have saved 3,348 acre emergency declared by many a prayer, as well as a few feet of water compared to Gov. Jerry Brown. tears. 2013 quantities. Cumula- “Through the drought, tively, the city has cut water I think people got to using TURNING SORROW INTO BEAUTY usage by nearly 12 percent less water, whether or not In 2017, Patti Browne re- since 2013, an average year they adjusted their land- ceived a wedding dress her before drought struck the scaping or put in different cousin, Susan Moore, wore in state. sprinklers,” said Bakers- 1950 from her mother, Bonnie “As a city, we’re doing re- field City Councilman Moore-Moffitt. She decided to ally good,” Water Resources Bob Smith, who chairs the find a purpose for the vintage Manager Art Chianello said. Water Resources Board. gown by turning the fabric into “It seems like, definitely, the “Habits were formed lovely funeral attire for infants. residents of Bakersfield are during the drought that water aware, and they’ve have continued, because Please see CRADLE | A3 Carol Batelaan cups a tiny hat knitted by one of the volunteers. been using water wisely.” we have consistently been The city touts the latest water news as a humble, Please see WATER | A3

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BY EMA SASIC His Instagram page and use [email protected] of the hashtag #MakeUpHas- They say you shouldn’t meet NoGender attracted the likes of your heroes, but thanks to Allure Allure magazine, and to celebrate magazine, one local Bakersfield the launch of the singer’s new College student and aspiring cos- brand, the magazine invited metologist received the oppor- Galaz to attend a makeup class tunity of a lifetime when singer with Tanno in Los Angeles. Lady Gaga surprised him during Galaz said he was asked to a makeup lesson. bring a letter of what he would Brandon Galaz, 19, is a busi- say to the pop star about the im- ness major at BC who also wants pact she has had on his life. He to pursue a fashion degree was then asked to read the letter and esthetician license to be a to Tanno, and unbeknownst to cosmetologist. him, the pop star was listening His Instagram page, @ as well. makeup_merlot, shows off vari- While he’s reading the letter, ous makeup looks on himself that Gaga comes up behind him to feature different winged eyeliners surprise him. Galaz said he was and bold eyeshadow shades. He “in shock” and “speechless” when often draws inspiration from Ga- he realized it was her. ga’s makeup artist, Sarah Tanno. He continued to read his letter When he wants to be his most to her. “Your lyrics in ‘Born This confident self, makeup does the Way’ spoke to me, ‘no matter gay, trick. straight or bi, lesbian, transgen- “It’s there to help you give you der life, I’m on the right track, I more confidence and make you was born to survive.’ The song feel stronger when you’re in pub- made me realize that I had to be lic,” Galaz said Thursday. me,” the letter wrote. Additionally, he’s been a fan of He told Gaga he came out as SCREENSHOT COURTESY OF THE ALLURE YOUTUBE CHANNEL Gaga for years, saying he loves gay to his mother and sister, and Singer Lady Gaga surprised Bakersfield College student Brandon Galaz during an Allure Magazine video. her music and the messages of they accepted him “with the blink love and inclusivity she spreads of an eye.” His coming out drove through her lyrics and Born This a wedge in his relationship with proud of you.” makeup lesson. he will show makeup tutorials Way Foundation, which supports his father, but “I found strength “I want to spread a message With his Allure video and and speak about the LGBTQ the mental and emotional well- and permission to accept myself that you yourself can accomplish Instagram page, Galaz hopes community. In the future, he ness of young people, according in your words,” he read from the anything, even coming out will others can see makeup is for ev- would like to start a business of to its website. letter. only make yourself stronger,” said eryone and that “it removes the his own as well. When he heard Gaga was re- Gaga wiped away tears in the Galaz Thursday. stereotype that men can’t wear leasing a makeup line — Haus video and replied, “You remind After he read the letter, Gaga makeup.” Ema Sasic can be reached at 661- Laboratories — he immediately me that it’s important to see put some makeup on him, He also wants to start a You- 395-7392. Follow her on Twitter: ordered a makeup kit. yourself as you see you. I’m so and later Tanno continued the Tube channel of his own where @ema_sasic.

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She has since named this endeavor hit, just little things that kids David’s Cradle. do. Mainly, he’s incessantly Browne approached her pastor name called,” his mother and his wife, John and Nita Lopez, added. He came home one at First Baptist Church in Tehachapi, day and asked her what the and told them of her idea for Da- word “gay” meant because COURTESY OF KAMI BUCHANAN vid’s Cradle. Pastor and Mrs. Lopez he heard kids at school call- Students from James’ embraced Browne’s idea with open ing him that, along with a school made him cards for arms, and gave it a home. homophobic slur. his birthday, his mother “A church cannot function with- “If he ends up being gay, Kami Buchanan shared on out ministry to the community,” said that’s part of his identity, Facebook. Nita Lopez. “We have to show the and I don’t want it to be community that people care, and negatively associated with propriate. Kincaid also said people care about hurt and hard- of all this.” employees are trained on ships and what we go through and Although she and her ways to deal with bullying let them know that there is hope in husband have followed up effectively. all of this. We don’t understand it, with the school on several “We try to be very timely. but we know that God is powerful, of these instances, she says We want to make sure ev- and he loves us, and he knows the school administrators do ery child feels safe,” said reason. This is a ministry of hope for not get back to them or Kincaid. “Their social and those who go through this.” provide incident reports. emotional well-being is our The ministry continued until a Hart Elementary School priority.” tragic loss resulted in an unexpected did not respond to requests She visited the school growth in operations. About a year for comment Thursday and site Wednesday to speak ago, Browne received a call from Friday. with faculty about any Susan Linder, a Bakersfield woman After the most recent bul- other alleged instances of who founded Angel Gowns of Kern lying incident — James was bullying among students, County. allegedly beat up on a school but she said there are no “We lost Susan last December to bus on Monday, two days concerns currently. cancer, and she asked me to take before his ninth birthday Social media has also Angel Gowns of Kern County over — she decided to share her expanded the district’s view to be part of David’s Cradle so that frustrations on Facebook. on bullying, with Kincaid we could continue this ministry In the post, she recounts saying older students are and combine them together,” said a meeting in December experiencing it more on- Browne. 2018 with Kincaid where line. Students are still en- Now that both ministries operate “she dropped in on a meet- couraged to let adults know under the same entity, Browne said ing between the principal about any and all types of she has been able to expand their and I, and wouldn’t let him bullying. outreach to Bakersfield and beyond. talk to me. She told me they After her post reached Browne said the ministry is a labor didn’t have to provide inci- thousands of people, Bu- of love as each gown represents a dent reports and that I was chanan thought it would grief process, both for the families as DARLA A. BAKER / TEHACHAPI NEWS no longer allowed on cam- lead to more action from well as the volunteers. Gathered for the David’s Cradle sewing meeting held Sept. 21 were, from pus if I was going to keep the district, but she said “I’ve helped dress a child that was left, Carol Batelaan, Jean Arriaga, Patti Browne (founder), Sally Hulsey and pushing these issues. She Thursday she did not re- lost,” Browne said with tears in her Charlene Relyea. dropped my purse on top ceive any calls from admin- eyes. “To see that family grieving was of my baby and he tipped istrators. Regardless, the painful.” Stivers of Tehachapi, and her daugh- and infant wraps for babies too over and hit his head. She family is moving forward ter Kerry Knight, who helps from her small or fragile to dress, David’s shoved me out of the office and currently on a waitlist to A GROWING EFFORT home. Cradle also serves cancer patients with her body.” homeschool James through Since its inception, and merger “I pray for the baby and the family and families who have suffered Kincaid on Thursday Inspire Charter Schools. with Angel Gowns, David’s Cradle as I am making them because I feel tragedies by providing hats and said she was aware of the A direct result of the continues to grow both in volunteers like the prayer goes with the blanket,” prayer blankets in an effort to spread Facebook post and the way post, however, was James as well as services it provides. said Stivers of the infant wraps she compassion and love. Pastor John she is characterized in it “is coming home on his birth- Currently, the volunteers include creates. “I feel like God blesses that, Lopez is also available for pastoral false in its entirety.” day Wednesday with a two husband and wife teams who and that the infants are wrapped in support. There is never a cost to the “She has reported in- backpack full of cards and reside in Bakersfield and travel up love and covered in prayer.” family. stances regarding her son, words of encouragement. the hill each month to help build on Charlene Relyea, of Tehachapi, David’s Cradle continues to accept like someone has been Buchanan said she could the inventory. said she was introduced to the sew- donations of dresses and suits of all mean to him, unkind and a not stop crying. A little Sally Hulsey and her husband, ing ministry after attending a wom- sizes and colors, and always encour- recent incident involved on kindness goes a long way, Jack, of Bakersfield, are two such en’s fellowship at the church. ages volunteers to join in and share a school bus where a first- not just for her family, but volunteers. “Patti Browne gave a presentation their talents. Drop-off donation sites grader hit her son,” Kincaid children everywhere. This year, Sally entered two of her that day, and it just broke my heart,” are located in both Tehachapi and said. “The principal, in all “When I know that par- gowns into the 2019 Kern County said Relyea, holding back her tears. Bakersfield. cases, has investigated it ents read it, they must have Fair, and both won ribbons, first “I knew that was God’s calling for me Donations of yarn, fabric, and taken appropriate ac- spoken to their children and second place, in the category of to be a part of this ministry.” thread and other sewing items are tion. He’s very concerned about it,” she said. “Other children’s garments for competitive Since its inception, former Kern also sought, as well as monetary about the child’s safety.” kids are still at school, exhibits. Medical Center NICU nurse Carol donations. Kincaid explained if a feeling how he feels. I felt “When they realized what they Batelaan, of Tehachapi, has been a For more information about Da- child is experiencing is- so proud of our commu- were, they were really moved,” Jack volunteer of David’s Cradle. vid’s Cradle, call Patti Browne at 972- sues of any kind, they are nity and the parents and said of the reaction the gowns re- “When I was a NICU nurse in the 7172. Donation arrangements can encouraged to tell their students when I opened ceived by exhibit coordinators. 1990s, there was nothing like this,” also be made by calling Browne or at teacher, a supervision aide his backpack. I have faith Sally said she and Jack have been said Batelaan. “This is so wonderful, the First Baptist Church, located at or another adult. Parents that at least the kids are volunteering for the past year. because it gives them closure in a 1049 S. Curry St. can make a report, and going to help protect other “We started when we brought up beautiful way.” More information can also be the school’s principal will students.” a wedding dress that belonged to my found on Facebook for both David’s investigate the situation niece,” said Sally. HELP IS AVAILABLE Cradle and Angel Gowns of Kern to determine what conse- Ema Sasic can be reached at Serving as a volunteer is Linda In addition to infant gowns County pages. quences would follow if ap- 661-395-7392.

The city says that water were first implemented leaves a brochure on the restricted water usage. The get there,” Smith said of the WATER reduction equates to ap- during the drought. person’s doorknob to pro- city does not expect to put city’s sustainability goals. Continued from PAGE A1 proximately 15.31 percent Chianello said the city vide education on better in place any specific water Given a few more wet per person per day. still gets daily water waste water practices. policies in the near future, years, the city could well be lower than what we were The water savings have reports through the city’s “It’s meant to be educa- but will need residents on its way to meeting those since then.” occurred steadily since the app, Bakersfield Mobile, tional and not punitive,” to continue using water goals. Even as the city’s water end of the drought. of citizens pointing out Chianello said. efficiently in order to meet district population has All those savings have their neighbors’ poor water The drought emergency groundwater sustainability Sam Morgen can be grown from 135,960 in 2013 come mostly from more behavior. officially ended in April goals set by the state. reached at 661-395-7415. to 153,773 in 2019, water efficient technology and The city either talks to 2017, and since that time “We’re not quite there Follow him on Twitter: @ usage has dropped. changes in behavior that the person in question or the city has not officially yet, but we have plans to smorgenTBC. A4 The Bakersfield Californian Saturday, September 28, 2019

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SOUND OFF Oil may be vital in Kern, but state still intends to ‘manage’ it out of existence Reader: Uh, no (“Can you imagine Ba- kersfield without oil? EPA does,” Sept. 25). That’s a big no, Robert Price. I think #Kern County should give up its oil pro- duction at the exact same time that all Cal- ifornia citizens give up their cellphones, health care products, vehicles, bus trans- port, bikes, sports, computers, clothing (this could go on forever) — all petroleum products. Because getting all of the components of our lives from Saudi Arabia and other for- eign countries is not #winning. Local jobs. Local schools. Local nonprofits. Our public safety officers. All benefit. And produced using the highest standards — this is what California-pro- duced oil and gas provides. Loved your col- umn on this, by the way. Editorial cartoonist Steve Sack of the Minneapolis Star Tribune on the Ukraine controversy: Does publishing the cartoon on the — Tracy Leach left mean The Californian supports Joe Biden? Does publishing the one on the right mean the newspaper opposes Biden?

Price: You’re ex- Reader: Your Sept. 27 Opinion section and if they don’t, he, Joe Biden, will not complete innocence in this matter? No. actly right about has a political cartoon that is nothing turn over money that is supposed to go Does publishing a recent cartoon lam- ROBERT PRICE this, Tracy: Kern more than a cheap shot. It shows an to Ukraine? Oh, by the way, the prosecu- pooning Biden’s bumbling performance THE CALIFORNIAN County oil ob- alien landing a spaceship outside the tor got fired. in a Democratic debate, coincidentally serves the strictest White House and telling a Republican — Irene Edmonds also drawn by Steve Sack, mean The extraction standards on the planet, rep- elephant, “Take me to your leader.” The Californian opposes Biden’s quest for the resents an essential component in a wide Republican answers, “Not unless you Price: Political cartoons are, almost by presidency? No. range of products and processes, and bol- have dirt on Joe Biden.” definition, cheap shots. They boil down It means we seek out opinions from sters the local economy in a vital and dra- Does this mean that The Californian complex issues to single punch lines. multiple perspectives, both in cartoons matic way. Today, as a global commodity, endorses Joe Biden telling Ukraine lead- Does publishing this one, by Steve and syndicated columns. Apparently, oil is substantially irreplaceable. ers they have six hours to fire a prosecu- Sack of the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Sack is also an equal opportunity cheap- But it’s not completely irreplaceable. tor that is investigating Joe Biden’s son mean The Californian believes in Biden’s shot artist. California’s 32 million cars and trucks represent the state’s largest category of greenhouse gas emitters. Transitioning all mega-incentives? Might the University of intended to criticize the messenger. Haggin Oaks, all in an effort to pull the city vehicles to electric is an achievable if com- California team with Bakersfield College I had hoped to entice The Californian to to the south and the west. plicated goal that the state fully intends to or other institutions to create a training state in print that there was no known Haggin Oaks exists today because of undertake. The technology (battery capac- institute capable of imbuing a new-gen- relationship between fracking and harm Tenneco’s foresight. But no place in your ity, mainly) isn’t there yet, and neither is re- eration workforce with not-yet-identified to groundwater. Your reporter did an ex- article (“Where We Live: 25 years after the charging infrastructure, but the market is skills? Nothing is really on the table, which cellent job of doing that. Thank you, Mr. Battle of The Marketplace, Haggin Oaks is solid, almost to the point of thriving. Con- means everything is on the table. John Cox. at peace,” Sept. 1) is Tenneco even men- sumers and carmakers alike have bought California has been and will continue to I would hope that in the future, that tioned. Besides donating land, funding in more quickly and enthusiastically than be a leader in fighting climate change, no whenever a letter or article states that such schools and many other civic activities, the anyone could have expected. matter what President Trump or anyone a relationship exists, that the messenger southwest part of Bakersfield exists today Should a greatly diminished market for else has to say about it. Consequently, would point out that such a relationship through Tenneco’s efforts. gasoline ever come to pass in California, Kern County has been and will continue to does not, in fact, exist. That’s what I hope, Do a little more research. At least a the local industry would suffer tremen- be a subject of great interest to state reg- not what I expect. In the meantime, some- mention in your article would have been dously and we in Kern County would all ulators, economists and futurists. We can body might point this out to the governor, appreciated. feel it. Demand for petroleum derivatives squawk about it while the state imposes its not that that would make any difference. — Bradley Troxel used in manufacturing should remain will or we can come to the table with ideas. His mind is made up. Politicians do not let strong, at least, although some industries The time to decide is now. facts get in the way of developing whatever Price: You are correct, both on the local may be able to switch to other constituent plan they have devised. His is to destroy relevant history of Tenneco West and on ingredients. For example, transportation the oil business. the fact that I should have included it. officials might one day look at replacing Reader: Really good story by Steven — Byron Ayme road asphalt — pretty much just oil and Mayer (“Does Oildale need another gravel — with a paving product made from supermarket? Residents say yes, Price: We should indeed be correcting Reader: Valerie Schultz’s Sept. 22 desert sand. please!,” Sept. 23). Yes, it is important to provably false claims and assumptions piece, titled “Grateful for an anniver- Kern County has been needing greater many of us to have another choice besides about fracking. Part of the problem with sary waltz,” was really good. It meant a economic diversification for decades, and Walmart. Oildale could use another market the fracking debate is that people confuse lot to me because it seemed to really reflect that’s still the case whether oil remains — too bad the old Alpha Beta at 731 Airport that practice, which involves injecting my wife and me at this point in our lives. part of the equation or not. Today’s politi- Drive is going to be our third gym instead. water and chemicals into the ground to Thank you, Valerie, for sharing these per- cal and environmental climate ratchets up In June, I sent letters about Oildale’s crack open underground, oil-bearing rock sonal feelings. the urgency considerably. Yes, oil is a deep- need for more grocery stores to Aldi, formations, with other extraction practices — Douglas Blankenship seated part of Kern County history and WinCo, Wood-Dale Market and Foods Co. that also involve injecting water under- culture. Yes, the local oil industry has been Also I sent letters to Farmer Boys, Habit ground. In the case of one such practice, a central contributor to the economy as Burger Grill, Blaze Pizza, In-N-Out and naturally occurring saltwater that comes Reader: Just wanted to point out to you a well-paying employer, as a major payer Checkers, inviting them all to Oildale. I up from the ground with crude oil is then that the foreground picture you show of property tax, and as a generous philan- have lived here 57 years and would love to returned to the earth. in your column, “Can you imagine Ba- thropic citizen. But California fully intends see Oildale prosper. As John Cox reported this past week, a kersfield without oil?,” is not alfalfa, it to “manage” it out of existence. I told them all that their companies new study by the U.S. Geological Survey is wheat. LOL. The governor’s office is keenly aware would be perfect fits and very welcome concludes that particular oil field activity — Dave Herren of the price Kern County — and thus the in our community: “With our economy has lowered the quality of groundwater in state — will pay if the localized economic doing great things, it would be a win/win. western Kern County, making it saltier and Price: Duly noted. I’m a suburban kid. I’ve contributions of the oil industry are not Your business, with its great value, is what possibly affecting nearby irrigation sources always harvested my crops from the gro- fully accounted for. Kern County, which Oildale needs and now is the time to leap.” but not harming drinking water. But it cery store’s vegetable aisle. has been called the Appalachia of the — Fred and Linda Enyeart doesn’t involve fracking. West, is already a net recipient of state The Californian’s Robert Price answers aid. Its low educational attainment levels Price: I like to believe companies like your questions and takes your complaints make it a less desirable landing spot for those you’ve contacted actually listen to Reader: In 1890, James Ben Ali Hag- about our news coverage in this weekly certain industries. If Kern County oil is enthusiastic local residents, and I’ll bet gin and Lloyd Tevis formed the Kern feedback forum. Questions may be edited truly going away, the region’s economy they do. You do a great service to Oildale, County Land Co., which was purchased for space and clarity. To offer your input by will need a state-assisted infusion perhaps Fred and Linda. by Tenneco Inc. in the late 1970s, and phone, call 661-395-7649 and leave your unlike anything we’ve ever seen. Might later became Tenneco West. In 1984, comments in a voicemail message or email Sacramento help lure information tech- Tenneco West built an office building at us at [email protected]. Include nology companies to Kern County with Reader: My letter to Sound Off regard- the corner of Ming Avenue and Old River your name and phone number; they won’t grants, public-private partnerships or tax ing fracking published Sept. 21 was not Road, and started the development of be published.

DO YOU NEED HELP? BPD arrests 17 in sex work, human If you or someone you know is the victim of sex traffick- ing, there are resources available to help: I Kern Coalition Against Human Trafficking can be trafficking sting on Union Avenue reached at 1-888-373-7888. BY MAUREEN STRODE itation of prostitution, year round, but officers Luis Millan, 26; Andrew I Magdalene Hope Ministry can be reached at 808- [email protected] loitering for the purpose of do see a spike in activity Mercado, 24; Jose Ayala, 25; 4673. You can also text HELP to 2337333. The Bakersfield Police prostitution, or arranging when the Kern County Fair Rolando Figueroa, 54; Saul I The Alliance Against Family Violence and Sexual Department arrested 17 a meeting for sex acts with is in town, said BPD public Cruz-Ambriz, 31; Angel Assault is available 24/7 at 800-273-7713. people earlier this week a minor. information officer Sgt. Na- Cervantes, 19; and Hugo during a “John sting” oper- Additionally, one person than McCauley. Alvarez, 21. ation targeting those pos- was arrested for a felony Bakersfield police re- I Another eight were tos-Martinez, 20; Jose Ar- or sex work to know what sibly involved in human warrant and another ported the following arrests arrested on suspicion of gueta, 35; Alexander Rubio, happens on Union Avenue trafficking or sex work on was issued a citation for were made: loitering for the purpose 32; Alfonso Chacon, 34; doesn’t have to stay on Union Avenue. jaywalking. I Eight people were ar- of engaging in prostitu- and a minor. Union Avenue. Those 17 people were Sex trafficking and sex rested on suspicion of tion: Gustavo Flores, 35; I Juan Galvan, 43, was “Oftentimes we vilify arrested Wednesday on work are both “very prev- solicitation of prostitution: Efrain Aguirre, 42; Martin arrested on suspicion of a prostitute, and most suspicion of either solic- alent” on Union Avenue Ezekiel Aguas-Rojas, 54; Gutierrez, 51; Hilario San- meeting a person believed of the people I talk to to be under 18 for sex acts. think they’re out sleeping BPD typically arrests with people and doing about 20 people in these it because they want to,” operations, which the Bennett said. “But about department conducts fre- half are being prostituted quently, McCauley said. against their will.” Doug Bennett, founder Louis Gill, director of the of Magdalene Hope Min- Alliance Against Family istry, a nonprofit offering Violence & Sexual As- support to women trapped sault and the Bakersfield in sex work and slavery, Homeless Center, focused said the Kern County Fair on the prevalence of hu- tends to attract some man trafficking and sex people who traffic human work, saying “it’s under our beings for sex to Union noses.” Avenue. “It’s not just a contained They come from far thing and people are away to sell their “product” harmed. It’s not just some- to the people visiting the thing that happens in that fair, he said, sometimes neighborhood,” Gill said. from as far as Las Vegas, “Every person working Bennett said. Union is someone’s baby. But Bennett wants those That was someone’s child involved in sex trafficking at one point.” Saturday, September 28, 2019 The Bakersfield Californian A5

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GEORGE LOUIS STREIT July 28, 1932 - September 25, 2019 State ceases housing After a long battle with Alzheimers, George can now rest in peace. A New York native, his life was full of adventure, education, and work that he loved. After serving in the United States Navy, he inmates at private graduated from NYU and began his career as a Mechanical Engineer. He is survived by his children: Lori Streit Glagola (Bruce), Jackie McAndrews (Pat), Steven Streit prison in McFarland (Wendy), and step daughter Kimberly Dale Crawford (Allan). He has 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Married to Joy Siler Dale for 39 BY MAUREEN STRODE In 2013, CDCR entered into a five-year years. Life was full of travel, golf, friends, and love. [email protected] lease agreement with GEO as a way to No funeral services are planned. Remembrance A 700-bed detention facility in McFar- ease the overcrowded state prison system. of George will be held at a later date. In lieu of land is no longer housing inmates as of GEO operates at least two other private flowers, please consider donating to the Alzheimers Thursday following a decision by Gov. prisons in McFarland, the Golden State Foundation. Gavin Newsom to phase out the state’s Modified Community Correctional Facil- use of private prisons and to “end the out- ity and the McFarland Female Commu- www.bakersfield.com/obits rage of private prisons once and for all.” nity Reentry Facility. The California Department of Cor- “We appreciate our long-standing rections and Rehabilitation announced relationship with CDCR,” a GEO spokes- ARTHUR THOMAS GHILARDUCCI Friday it will no longer use the Central person said in a statement. “We’re proud April 16, 1926 - September 20, 2019 Valley Modified Community Correctional of the valuable services provided by our Facility and will end its contract Monday dedicated employees at the Central Valley with the private prison company, GEO facility for the thousands of individuals Group Inc. who have benefited from our state-of-the- “Private, for-profit prisons have been art rehabilitation and community reentry used for many years to help the state over- programming.” come prison overcrowding challenges, Any CDCR employees working at the but it is time to end our reliance on Central Valley facility will be transferred them,” Newsom said in a CDCR release. to other positions within the department, Any inmates housed at the Central Val- Thornton said. ley Modified Community Correctional Fa- “We are thankful for the dedication of cility as of Thursday were either paroled, our employees who have faithfully served sent to other community-based facilities this mission at the Central Valley facility, or sent to other prisons to carry out their and we are committed to assisting them sentences, said Terry Thornton, deputy in this time of professional transition,” press secretary for CDCR. Thornton was GEO said. “We are pleased to have been unsure how many inmates were housed able to provide cost-effective solutions at the facility, and specifics of the inmates’ for California’s taxpayers when the state’s locations were not disclosed. prison system faced capacity constraints.” Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 1 at St. Francis of Assisi Church, 900 H Street in Bakersfield, for Arthur Ghilarducci, beloved father, grandfather and longtime Buttonwillow resident, who passed away peacefully Sept. 20, 2019 at age 93. Art was born April 16, 1926 in Bakersfield to Joe and Natalina Ghilarducci of Fair officials continue silence Buttonwillow. He attended Buttonwillow Elementary School and Kern County Union High School in Bakersfield. As a high school senior, Art drove the high school bus for students between Buttonwillow and KCUHS. While attending regarding allegations they Bakersfield College, Art was drafted into the U.S. Army during World War II. He served in the South Pacific from 1944-46. Art returned to Buttonwillow to work in the family grocery store, mismanaged taxpayer funds Ghilarducci’s Market. He married Eleanor Riccomini on May 9, 1948 at St. THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN said to numerous local to California whistleblower Mary’s Catholic Church in Buttonwillow. Art and Eleanor were blessed with Kern County Fair leaders media, including The law, we are unable to dis- three children: Eileen, Albert and Margaret. In 1960, Art became a cotton farmer have released an official Californian, that the inves- close the name of the fair in the Buttonwillow area. statement in response tigation pertains to Kern that was the subject of the Art and Eleanor were involved in many of Buttonwillow’s community, church to allegations that they County. State Auditor’s report last and school activities. Art belonged to St. Mary’s Church Council and Men’s Club. grossly mismanaged tax- The claims have cast month.” He was a member of the Buttonwillow Chamber of Commerce from 1955-2019, payer funds for years. doubt over the fair as it The statement echoes serving as president in 1969-70 and as Honorary Mayor in 2001. Art was a life A state auditor’s report wraps up its second week a claim made by the State member of the Buttonwillow PTA and an officer in the Shafter High School PTA. released in August details of festivities. Auditor’s Office, which He was a commander of American Legion Post 674 and an officer in the Veterans widespread instances of In response to the said it could not reveal the of Foreign Wars Post 9282. He was an honorary member of the Cub Scouts. violations of state law and questions, Kern County name of the fair due to workplace misconduct at Fair CEO Mike Olcott and the state whistleblower law. Art and Eleanor co-chaired the Kern County Heart Association for the an unnamed county fair. Chairwoman Blodgie It remains uncertain if Buttonwillow area. Art was instrumental in the creation of the Buttonwillow For the last several days, Rodriguez released a state- the fair in question will Health Center. He helped found what is now Buttonwillow’s annual Fall Farm employees and former ment Friday evening. ever be unveiled by the Festival. In 1993, he and Eleanor served as grand marshals in the festival parade. employees of the fair have The statement is, “Due state. In 1970, as president of Buttonwillow’s Chamber of Commerce, Art dedicated 24.5 miles of Interstate 5 from Stockdale Highway to County Line Road. In 1996, Art was honored by Pope John Paul II and awarded the Benemerenti Medal in recognition of his outstanding service to the Catholic Church and PUBLIC SAFETY society. In more recent years, Art enjoyed visiting with patrons and employees of Police arrest man accused of using Willow Ranch Restaurant near Buttonwillow. Art was preceded in death by Eleanor in 2018; son-in-law Randy Berry; sister debit card stolen while residents slept Anita Merlo; brother Leo Ghilarducci; and brothers-in-law John Merlo and Gene Garibaldi. He is survived by daughter Eileen Ghilarducci of Bakersfield; son THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN The BPD said officers federal court for conspiring Albert (Sharon) Ghilarducci of Buttonwillow; and daughter Margaret Berry of Bakersfield police have responded to a residence to sell pot. Bakersfield; sister Joan Garibaldi; grandsons Stuart and Nicholas Berry and Jason arrested a man on suspi- in regard to threats posted The federal court case (Amber) Ghilarducci; great-grandchildren Faith, Sienna and Gino; aunt Olga cion of fraudulently using on Instagram by one of the stemmed from an FBI Jacobs; sister-in-law Flora Ghilarducci; and numerous cousins, nieces and a stolen debit card, and school’s former students. investigation that found nephews. continue to look into his The BPD said the post con- August and fellow deputy possible connection to tained a picture of several Derrick Penney stole 25 Pallbearers will be Stuart Berry, Nicholas Berry, Jason Ghilarducci, Larry burglaries. firearms. pounds of pot from evi- Merlo, Anthony Ghilarducci, Mark Garibaldi and Michael Riccomini. Honorary Kyler Jiminez, 25, was The photo was deter- dence lockers and resold it pallbearers will be Roberto Lucas, Tom Vontz and Ernest Antongiovanni. Burial arrested Thursday after mined to be from a news in 2014. will take place at Union Cemetery. police executed a search article written in Sacra- A District Attorney’s The family would like to thank: Stuart Berry for the five years he cared for his warrant at his residence mento, the BPD said. Police Office investigation Nonno Art; Dr. David Dougherty; and Alicia Webb and the staff at Carrington of and recovered items from contacted the former subsequently revealed Shafter. burglaries, police said. student and he cooperated the two deputies stole an In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the American Heart Officers had been looking with the investigation. additional 350 pounds of Association or charity of your choice. for a suspect or suspects While the BPD said the marijuana than was orig- Art, who loved trains, is now riding the rails with the angels. for questioning about mul- threats were not credible, inally believed as well as tiple burglaries and thefts officers are still investigat- other previously unknown from unlocked vehicles ing the matter. alleged crimes. DOUGHTY-CALHOUN-O’MEARA FUNERAL DIRECTORS between Sept. 20 and 21. Police ask that anyone Earlier this year, August’s www.bakersfield.com/obits The person or people were with information contact attorney, David Torres, filed sought in the burglaries them at 327-7111. a motion to dismiss the of multiple apartments district attorney’s charges, at 2501 Bernard St. that citing doubly jeopardy, or happened while the victims A Kern County Superior punishing a person for the were home asleep, police Court judge denied same crime twice. said. a motion to dismiss When August was “Dignified and Affordable Police said the investi- charges against a Kern indicted, then-District Without Compromise” gation into the burglaries County sheriff’s dep- Attorney Lisa Green noted Chapel seating for 300 people continues. uty who is accused of it’s not double jeopardy to crimes for which he charge him in connection State-of-the-art audio-visual equipment was already tried and with crimes already faced On site crematorium Traditional Service ...... *$3,595 The Bakersfield Po- pleaded guilty to in fed- in federal court because Direct Cremation ...... $1,495 lice Department has eral court. federal and state court Basic Burial Service ...... $2,385 determined threats In September 2018, are separate jurisdictions. Caskets Starting At ...... $290 made against Thomp- the Kern County District A person can be tried in COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICE Including a dignified casket, visitation, register book, memorial folders and a service in our chapel, son Junior High School Attorney’s Office filed federal court for an offense your church or a service at either Thursday night were not multiple felony charges then stand trial in state Hillcrest Memorial Park, Greenlawn, credible, the depart- against Logan August after court for the same act, and Union Cemetery, Bakersfield National ment reported Friday. he already pleaded guilty in vice versa, she said. Cemetery, Shafter Cemetery, Wasco Cemetery, or Arvin Cemetery.

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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Separately, Trump adviser Kel- and scheduling legal deposi- lyanne Conway told reporters that tions for other State Department the whistleblower “has protection officials. under the law,” something Trump At the end of a stormy week himself had appeared to question of revelation and recrimination, earlier in the day. He suggested House Speaker Nancy Pelosi then that his accuser “isn’t a whis- framed the impeachment inquiry tleblower at all.” as a somber moment for a divided Still at issue is why the rough nation. transcript of Trump’s July 25 “This is no cause for any joy,” phone call with Ukraine’s presi- she said on MSNBC. dent was put on “lock down,” in At the White House, a senior the words of the whistleblower. administration official confirmed The CIA officer said that divert- a key detail from the unidenti- ing the record in an unusual way fied CIA whistleblower who has was evidence that “White House accused Trump of abusing the officials understood the gravity power of his office. Trump, for of what had transpired” in the J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE / AP his part, insisted anew that his conversation. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., leads other House Democrats to discuss H.R. 1, the For the actions and words have been People Act, which passed in the House but is being held up in the Senate, at the Capitol Friday. “perfect” and the whistleblower’s Please see SUBPOENAS | B2 Pakistan AP-NORC POLL PM Khan warns of ‘bloodbath’ in Kashmir BY FOSTER KLUG AND JENNIFER PELTZ The Associated Press UNITED NATIONS — Insist- ing he wasn’t making a threat, Pakistan’s leader denounced his Indian counterpart on Friday and warned that any war between the nuclear rivals could “have con- sequences for the world.” India’s prime minister took the opposite approach, skipping any mention at the United Nations of his gov- ernment’s crackdown in the dis- puted region of Kashmir. “When a nuclear-armed coun- try fights to the end, it will have consequences far beyond the borders. It will have consequences for the world,” Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said in a wide-ranging, at times apparently extemporaneous U.N. General As- sembly speech in which he called Modi’s actions in Kashmir “stupid” and “cruel.” JACQUELINE LARMA / AP “That’s not a threat,” he said In this April 10 file photo, rush-hour traffic heads west, right, and east, left, along the Schuylkill Expressway in Philadelphia. According of his war comments. “It’s a fair to a new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research released on Friday, Americans have mixed feelings about worry. Where are we headed?” changing personal habits to conserve energy and reduce emissions that are warming the planet. An hour earlier, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ad- dressed the U.N. meeting with a speech that focused primarily Energy-saving habits vary in popularity on his country’s development, though he warned of the spread- BY JOHN FLESHER AND EMILY SWANSON About half often or always set the thermo- ways, scientists say. It generates manure that ing specter of terrorism. He never The Associated Press stat at 68 degrees or lower in winter to reduce releases methane to the atmosphere and mentioned Kashmir directly. RAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Turn off heating, while slightly fewer say they keep encourages destruction of forests that store India and Pakistan have fought the lights when they aren’t needed? summertime air conditioning temperatures carbon dioxide, the primary greenhouse gas, two of their three wars over the TCheck. Lower the thermostat a few at 76 degrees or higher. to clear land for pasture and livestock feed Himalayan region. They’ve been degrees in winter? Maybe. Go full-time vege- “It has to be pitch dark outside for me to crops. locked in a worsening standoff tarian? Probably not. turn a light on,” said sandwich shop worker Overall, 14 percent said they frequently since Aug. 5, when Modi stripped Americans are willing to go only so far Tay Harris, 25, of Terre Haute, Ind., who said plant trees. About 6 in 10 city dwellers said limited autonomy from the in engaging in habits that conserve energy she wants to help with climate change and they rarely or never plant trees, as opposed to portion of Kashmir that India and reduce emissions that are warming the considers it common sense to save electric- about half of those living elsewhere. controls. planet, according to a new poll by The Asso- ity. “If you have the beautiful sun that God Climate concern isn’t the only reason Modi’s Hindu nationalist gov- ciated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs blessed us with, use it.” Americans conserve energy. Previous re- ernment imposed a sweeping Research. The poll adds to research showing The poll found about 2 in 10 Americans search by The AP-NORC Center suggests an- military curfew and cut off res- that many take modest steps they consider often or always use public transportation, other motive is saving money. The latest sur- idents in the Muslim-majority convenient and feasible — and good for their carpool, bike or walk instead of driving, while vey, conducted last month, shows that some region from virtually all commu- pocketbooks. But actions that would involve nearly 3 in 10 do so some of the time. people who don’t believe in climate change nications. Khan said there were significant lifestyle choices such as diet or Similarly, while only 5 percent say they routinely take some actions, such as turning 900,000 Indian forces in the region transportation are a tougher sell. always eat vegetarian meals, another 13 off lights and limiting use of heat and air policing 8 million Kashmiris. Roughly 9 in 10 Americans say they often percent said they often do so and 37 percent conditioning. So do many who acknowledge or always turn off unnecessary lights, includ- said they sometimes do. Meat production Please see KASHMIR | B2 ing 6 in 10 who do so all the time. contributes to global warming in numerous Please see POLL | B2 Poignant New Year for Jewish community scarred by massacre BY DAVID CRARY agogues since the attack on Oct. AP National Writer 27, 2018. There will be some differences However, Perlman’s wife, writer — and some constants — over Beth Kissileff, said the congre- the coming days as the New Light gation plans no changes in the congregation observes Rosh Ha- substance of its services over the shana, the Jewish New Year, for the two-day holiday that starts Sun- first time since three of its mem- day evening. bers were among 11 Jews killed by “I feel conducting Rosh Ha- a gunman nearly a year ago at a shana prayers as we have in the Pittsburgh synagogue. past is a form of spiritual resis- The man who last year blew tance,” Kissileff said. “Part of our New Light’s shofar, the ram’s horn defiance of what the shooter was trumpet traditionally sounded trying to do is to conduct our reli- to welcome the High Holy Days, gious lives with as much normal- was among those killed. Richard ity as possible.” Gottfried, 65, a dentist nearing A week ago, looking ahead to retirement, was one of the con- the New Year holiday, Kissileff gregation’s mainstays in reading wrote a first-person article for the haftara, a biblical passage that the Jewish Telegraphic Agency follows the Torah reading. describing how her congregation In Gottfried’s place, the shofar was coping. will be blown this year by the Referring to the shofar, she said congregation’s rabbi, Jonathan the horn’s sounds are intended to Perlman. And the venue for the resemble wailing. services will not be the Tree of “That won’t be hard; there is Life synagogue, the site of the plenty to wail about this year,” massacre. All three congregations she wrote. “We need to hear this GENE J. PUSKAR / AP that shared space there have been A sign hangs on a fence surrounding the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh on Sept. 17. The first worshipping at neighboring syn- Please see SCARRED | B2 anniversary of the shooting at the synagogue that killed 11 worshipers is Oct. 27. B2 The Bakersfield Californian Saturday, September 28, 2019

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have to put country before Late Thursday, Trump SUBPOENAS party.” denounced people who Outages to deter fires Continued from PAGE B1 At the White House, it might have talked to the was a senior administration whistleblower as “close to The whistleblower com- official who acknowledged a spy” and suggested they plaint alleges that Trump that the rough transcript of engaged in treason, an act burden rural counties used his office to “solicit Trump’s conversation with punishable by death. Then interference from a foreign Ukraine’s Zelenskiy had on Friday, he said the per- BY OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ country” to help himself in been moved to a highly clas- son was “sounding more The Associated Press next year’s U.S. election. In sified system maintained by and more like the so-called SAN FRANCISCO — When California’s the phone call, days after the National Security Coun- Whistleblower isn’t a Whis- largest utility warned it would cut power ordering a freeze to some cil. The official was granted tleblower at all.” to thousands to prevent its equipment military assistance for anonymity Friday to discuss He also alleged without from starting wildfires during warm, Ukraine, Trump prodded sensitive matters. evidence that informa- windy weather, officials in the wealthy new Ukrainian President White House attorneys tion in the complaint has wine region of Sonoma County sprang Volodymyr Zelenskiy to dig had been made aware of been “proved to be so into action. for potentially damaging concerns about Trump’s inaccurate.” They declared a state of emergency material on Democratic comments on the call even Pelosi told MSNBC, “I’m and called up additional first responders rival Joe Biden and volun- before the whistleblower concerned about some of who could direct traffic or take vulnerable teered the assistance of both sent his allegations to the the president’s comments residents to places with electricity. his personal attorney, Rudy intelligence community’s about the whistleblower.” Nearly 200 miles north, officials in rural Giuliani, and U.S. Attorney inspector general. Those al- She said the House panels Butte County simply posted Pacific Gas & General William Barr. legations, made in mid-Au- conducting the impeach- Electric information online about which Pelosi refused to set a gust, were released Thurs- ment probe will make sure neighborhoods would be affected and NOAH BERGER / AP deadline for the probe but day under heavy pressure there’s no retaliation against what to do with perishable food. In this Nov. 8, 2018, file photo a home promised to act “expedi- from House Democrats. people who provided in- Both counties had communities deci- burns as the Camp Fire rages through tiously.” The House intel- All the while, Trump was formation in the case. On mated in wildfires ignited by power lines Paradise, Calif. ligence committee could keeping up his full-bore Thursday, House Dem- in recent years. They face the long-term draw members back to attack on the whistleblower ocratic chairmen called prospect of frequent power shutoffs “Just like we prepare for an earthquake, Washington next week. and the unnamed “White Trump’s comments “witness during fire season as PG&E and other or fire season, or flood season, we also Pelosi said she was pray- House officials” cited in intimidation” and suggested utilities try to prevent their equipment prepared for the de-energization because ing for the president, add- the complaint, drawing a efforts by him to interfere from sparking blazes like the one last year if the power will be out for more than 48 ing, “I would say to Demo- warning from Pelosi against with the potential witness that killed 85 people and nearly destroyed hours, it’s really an emergency for the crats and Republicans: We retaliation. could be unlawful. the Butte County town of Paradise. community,” he said. More populated, wealthier counties The county’s outage plan calls for have adapted their emergency plans to opening facilities with air conditioning, respond to the new reality of thousands adding more police patrols to direct traf- friendly steps than those thermostat lower in win- of residents losing power for an undeter- fic after streetlights go out and sending POLL who don’t. For example, ter, compared with about mined amount of time. workers to check on those who are sick or Continued from PAGE B1 more than half of those who 7 in 10 of those who don’t But the preventive outages are proving immobile. think climate change is hap- think their actions make a to be a burden to smaller, poorer coun- “Our response philosophy is to ensure the planet is warming but pening often or always set difference. ties without resources to set up places for maximum and full response immediately think it’s happening natu- the thermostat at 68 degrees Feasibility is a big factor people to cool off or mobilize staff to deal because we don’t know the level and rally, instead of from human or lower in winter, while with some actions. While with emergencies if outages stretch past scope of what’s going to happen,” Godley activities. about 4 in 10 of the nonbe- 30 percent of those who two days. said. Jon Dahlstrom, 77, who lievers do so. live in urban areas say they “The outages are to avoid an emer- In Butte County, where 24,000 custom- lives in Iowa’s Lynn County, The poll found that 19 frequently use alternatives gency and a fire disaster, but there are ers lost power twice this week, authorities said climate change is real percent of those who be- to driving, just 14 percent no resources that counties can access to ensured backup generators worked, had but described the idea of lieve climate is warming of those in suburbs or rural make sure that people are at a cooling staffers ready in case they needed to people causing it as “kind use alternatives to driving, areas do the same. station or get the transportation they check on vulnerable people and shared of grandiose thinking.” Still, compared to 7 percent of “I’m out in the middle of need to get there,” said Darby Thomas, PG&E updates on social media. They he often dims the lights and the nonbelievers. the county in Iowa, so there deputy executive director of the Califor- planned to rely on two PG&E cooling sometimes adjusts the ther- Among climate change is no public transportation,” nia State Association of Counties. centers. mostat to limit energy use. believers, those who think Dahlstrom said. California lawmakers this year set aside “Our role is to make sure the infor- “That’s just to help lower their actions can make George Johnson, 48, a $75 million to prepare local governments mation gets out there because it’s really the bills, or get to where a difference are slightly barber in Deltona, Fla., for the outages, but officials have yet to PG&E’s thing,” county spokeswoman Mi- I feel comfortable,” the more likely than those said he rarely uses public decide how to distribute the money. randa Bowersox said. retired elevator mechanic who do not to take some transportation but is wor- The outages are new for PG&E and Lake County, home to just 60,000 said. climate-friendly actions. ried about climate change Southern California Edison, which to- people in the Sierra foothills where Still, the poll found that For example, about 8 in 10 and keeps his driving to a gether provide power in 55 of California’s wildfires in recent years killed four peo- people who believe in cli- of those who believe their minimum. 58 counties. The utilities and county of- ple and burned hundreds of buildings, mate change are more likely actions matter say they at “You’ve got to start some- ficials are working together to figure out emergency officials have spent $500,000 to take environmentally least sometimes keep the where,” he said. their roles, but a lack of standards has led buying and installing generators that to disparate responses. can power police, fire, water and sewage This week, PG&E shut off power to services. will the soldiers do? They will Modi has defended the more than 48,000 customers in seven It doesn’t have the resources to do KASHMIR shoot them. ... Kashmiris will Kashmir changes as freeing counties in wine country and the Si- much more than ensure government Continued from PAGE B1 be further radicalized.” the territory from separat- erra Nevada foothills as the humidity buildings are operating during an outage, While not mentioning ism. His supporters have plunged, temperatures rose and winds said Dale Carnathan, county emergency “What’s he going to do Kashmir by name, Modi welcomed the move. kicked up — a combination that has fu- services manager. when he lifts the curfew? touched on terrorism: “We Chinese Foreign Minister eled some of the most destructive blazes As in Butte County, Carnathan said Does he think the people of belong to a country that has Wang Yi said during his U.N. in California history. Lake County’s focus has been on telling Kashmir are quietly going given the world not war, but speech later Friday that “as The outages lasted less than a day, and people the location of outages, advising to accept the status quo?” Buddha’s message of peace. a neighbor of both nations, no major problems were reported. them to buy nonperishable food and Khan said. “What is going to And that is the reason why China hopes to see the dis- In Sonoma County, PG&E cut power to generators, and urging them to charge happen when the curfew is our voice against terrorism, pute effectively managed 700 people in the Santa Rosa area, where their phones. lifted will be a bloodbath.” to alert the world about this and stability restored to the a massive blaze in October 2017 killed 22 “What people need to understand is He added: “They will be evil, rings with seriousness relationship between the people and destroyed more than 5,000 that local government is not going to be out in the streets. And what and outrage.” two sides.” homes. able to come to their rescue,” he said. The county started planning for power “We need them to take responsibility for outages shortly after regulators approved their own safety and security, at least for them in May, emergency management the short term, because we’re going to be try to which our ancestors member Melvin Wax as a director Chris Godley said. in the same boat they are in.” SCARRED immigrated as a haven from role model, recalling his ef- Continued from PAGE B1 such things in the rest of the forts to organize hurricane world — will hear the shofar relief and encourage people wailing, and be induced to as a wail and scream.” to register to vote. wail ourselves, so that we “However, this deep “Those of us who knew can change.” trauma we have experi- the people killed, we just She also noted that many enced also means we can want to honor their memo- members of the congrega- and need to think about ries by continuing to value tion, which numbers about how as a community we can the things they valued and 100 families, deepened en- attempt to work through the connect to the traditions the gagement in their faith and trauma to achieve meaning- way they did,” she said. their community over the ful growth,” she added. “It Leaders of Tree of Life’s past year by attending ser- is not uncomplicated, but three congregations have vices more regularly, learn- Rosh Hashanah is coming, been planning for com- ing or relearning the skills and we all have the oppor- memorations on Oct. 27 needed to serve as cantors, tunity to begin again — to mark the passage of one or making an effort to learn however difficult.” year since the massacre. Hebrew. She suggested that sur- Planned events include a As Rosh Hashana arrives, viving members of the con- private Jewish service in Kissileff wrote, “all American gregation could honor those the morning, a community Jews, shocked to our core at who were killed by doing service event, and a public the resurgence of violent an- good deeds in their name. memorial service in the ti-Semitism here — a coun- She cited slain congregation evening.

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The process of impeachment is now inevitable or the first time in Ameri- Trump’s reelection. But it matters of Russian influence. According is properly used to destroy your the Democratic National Com- can history, the president like a fate, not like a choice. In T.S. to the readout, Trump says: “As enemies. Republicans who de- mittee’s security breach during Fhas pleaded guilty to an Eliot’s “Murder in the Cathedral,” you saw yesterday, that whole fend or excuse him are providing the 2016 campaign. Conspiracy impeachable offense. a priest says of unfolding events, nonsense ended with a very poor permission for his radical rede- theorists allege that the inquiry This is effectively what hap- “Let the wheel turn.” Archbishop performance by a man named sign of public life. This is perhaps was an elaborate hoax to fake a pened when the White House re- Thomas Becket later comments: Robert Mueller.” the saddest result of Trump’s cor- breach and that the evidence is leased the readout from Donald “The fool, fixed in his folly, may Consider this a moment. ruption: turning good men and contained in a computer server Trump’s July 25 call with Ukraine’s think/ He can turn the wheel on Trump gloated about beating the women into the bodyguards of somewhere in Ukraine. Evidently President Volodymyr Zelensky. which he turns.” charge that he conspired with a a petty, cruel, lawless, would-be the president of the United States There is now no question that No one in our un- foreign government autocrat. believes this as well. His request Trump asked the leader of a for- folding drama can to win an election, Because Trump has chosen to will be long remembered at the eign country to investigate Joe now turn the wheel during a call in be transparently corrupt, con- State Department as one of the Biden and his son — a request on which they turn. which he proposed gressional Republicans cannot most incomprehensible and that was made in the context of a Trump’s clearly im- to conspire with a dispute the facts of the case (as asinine of American diplomatic broader discussion of American peachable offense foreign government they did during the Mueller in- history. aid to Ukraine. This was the use has given the partisan to win reelection. The vestigation). They may still insist: Trump’s main request — a joint of American power and diplo- instincts of elected man is immune to No quid pro quo. But this is more Ukrainian/U.S. Justice Depart- macy, not to serve the interests of Democrats the ethical instruction. of a rally chant than an argu- ment/Rudy Giuliani investigation the country, but for personal and added justification of And further, Trump ment. Trump’s request for foreign of Biden’s (falsely) alleged role in selfish gain. It constitutes corrup- principle. The whis- MICHAEL GERSON thought that releasing help to win the 2020 election was preventing the Ukrainian pros- tion of the first order. tleblower complaint the readout of the not like Belgium asking Uruguay ecution of his son — is nearly as Impeachment may be inadvis- has affirmed those call would somehow for a favor. It was a global super- strange and specious. But it was able. It may apply a cheese grater concerns and expanded their be exculpatory. He has spent so power asking a country depen- made by the most visible repre- to the nation’s partisan wounds. scope. This makes the process of many years in the trash heap of dent on American military aid sentative of America, speaking The process may be conducted impeachment inevitable. Now corruption that he can no longer — which had just been withheld in the name of the American foolishly. It may feed a Republi- the actors are merely choosing recognize the stench. in a “review” — for favors. Trump people. can thirst for revenge against a what roles they will play. Because Trump tests bound- pointedly reminded Zelensky The American people will ul- future Democratic president. It Trump’s role is to push and aries of morality and legality, his that “the United States is doing timately decide if this disturbs may motivate Trump’s base to push until he meets firm re- defenders are, in effect, calling quite a lot for Ukraine.” Trump’s or bores them. Whatever the salivating enthusiasm. The broad, sistance to his abuse of power on Americans to ratify those requests were made in an atmo- outcome, the wheel has begun American middle may yawn and — something he has rarely expe- changes. By all the evidence, sphere of menace. to turn. switch to ESPN. rienced. Note that Trump’s call Trump believes that politics, In the transcript, Trump’s All of this matters, especially with Zelensky came during the stripped of pretense, is the dirty, first request concerns the Michael Gerson’s email address is if it increases the chances of denouement of the investigation unethical pursuit of power, which “CrowdStrike” investigation of [email protected].

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B4 Faith Embracing the web of life during this Season of Creation elcome into the midst and prayers to commemorate minds us of our sacred responsi- of the Season of Cre- these efforts on behalf of our T The Season of Creation reminds us of our bility to care for God’s creation. Wation, which runs each earthly home. The theme for this sacred responsibility to care for God’s creation. As the challenge of climate year from Sept. 1 to Oct. 4. It is a year’s Season of Creation is “Bio- change grows starker, and the cry time of Christian prayer and ac- diversity.” We are called to engage As the challenge of climate change grows of the earth grows louder, believ- tion to honor and preserve God’s ourselves prayerfully and actively ers and nonbelievers alike must wondrous work. A in “protecting the starker, and the cry of the earth grows louder, rise to the occasion of healing the little history: Sept. 1 web of life in all its home we share. Our children face is the World Day of variety, because each believers and nonbelievers alike must rise to unimaginable consequences if Prayer for Creation, species reveals the we do not; love for our children which was initiated in glory of the Creator.” the occasion of healing the home we share. must goad us to act. Our children 1989 by Ecumenical Catholics can look may even be the ones who lead Patriarch Dimitrios to Pope Francis’ 2015 all we do. “Love,” he writes, “over- Surely God wants you to vote. us: witness the trending world- I for the Orthodox encyclical “Laudato flowing with small gestures of mu- Then I considered using the ti- wide #FridaysForFuture climate Church. Other Si: On Care for our tual care, is also civic and political, tle “Pope Francis and Bob Marley: strikes and Swedish teenage ac- Christian churches Common Home,” and it makes itself felt in every Soulmates,” but wasn’t sure how tivist Greta Thunberg’s message in Europe officially VALERIE SCHULTZ for a kind of spiritual action that seeks to build a better far I could extend the comparison. to the grown-ups in power to supported the Day FOR THE CALIFORNIAN blueprint for the world.” (“Laudato Si” No. 231) Our For Pope Francis, love of God “unite behind science” and “take of Prayer in 2001, fol- Season of Creation. work is ongoing. It does not end and our fellow creatures and our real action.” With resolve, with lowed by Pope Francis’ invitation “Laudato Si” carefully lays out with the Season of Creation. common home is all one love. prayer, with urgent changes in to Catholics in 2015 to embrace the immediate problems we face, I thought about titling this Which Bob Marley sang this way: policy and law, with commitment this impactful day, along with the including the loss of biodiversity, column “God Wants You to Eat “One love, one heart / Let’s get to environmental justice, and Season of Creation. Fittingly, the climate change, deforestation, Less Meat,” but it seemed unnec- together and feel all right.” Bob by individual example, we can Season of Creation closes on Oct. air pollution, the degradation of essarily inflammatory. Fasting Marley, God rest him, is known for overcome this existential peril. 4, the Feast Day of St. Francis of our oceans, access to safe drink- from meat periodically, however, his mastery of reggae music and “We must not think,” writes Pope Assisi, the patron saint of animal ing water, consumerism and the as in Meatless Mondays, is very devotion to marijuana, two things Francis, “that these efforts are lovers and ecologists, as well as unheard cry of the poor. It is also much in keeping with the goals of I am pretty sure do not apply to not going to change the world.” the pope’s chosen papal name. a call to faithful action, hopeful the Season of Creation: reducing Pope Francis. But Marley also (“Laudato Si” No. 212) The Season of Creation is now prayer and “to live in communion consumption of meat is a simple sang, “Have pity on those whose One love. One heart. One God. celebrated worldwide, compris- with God, with others, and with all step to a lower-carbon lifestyle. chances grow thinner / There ain’t One planet. One human race. ing concrete actions to advocate creatures.” (“Laudato Si” No. 240) Other practical changes we know no hiding place from the Father of Let’s get it together. Amen. for the environment, ways to en- Pope Francis allows that not ev- we can make: Conserve water. Creation.” Which seems a succinct courage sustainable living for the eryone is a Christian, but believes Waste less. Recycle more. Buy summary of the Pope’s 70-page Email columnist Valerie Schultz good of all, daily online spiritual his job as pope is to inspire us all organic. Compost. Use renewable discourse in “Laudato Si.” at [email protected]; the reflections, and special liturgies to integrate love and justice into energy. Educate. Advocate. Vote. The Season of Creation re- views expressed here are her own.

CALENDAR Summit Bible College is hosting a Pow- First Congregational Church/UCC, is free and open to all. Light refreshments crafted gifts, opportunity drawings, er-Full Parenting seminar today from 5 Real Road, offers Sunday service at provided. 869-1630. home decorations and caramel corn; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hodel’s Country Dining, 10 a.m. led by Rev. Elizabeth Steele. Sun- St. Philip the Apostle Church, 7100 sandwiches, salads, soups and drinks will 5917 Knudsen Drive. This conference is day School is at 10:15 a.m. Coffee hour Stockdale Highway, invites the commu- be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. $10; $5 about empowering parents to deal with and Greater World Gift Store held after nity to Thursday Morning Bible Study for children, free for ages 5 and under. challenges and becoming children’s church at 11:15 a.m. For information on with the Gospel of Luke at 9:30 a.m., held 327-1673. greatest influence. Includes discussions our Child Haven preschool call 327-1631. in Logan Hall for men, women and Span- Northminster Presbyterian Church, on blended family challenges, single The community is invited to a free Patrick ish groups. Babysitting will be provided 3700 Union Ave., has Sunday worship at parenting, personal health, marriage O’Connell Group jazz concert Sunday with a $20 fee. 833-2218, ext. 214. 9:30 a.m. followed by coffee and dough- dynamics, parenting children struggling at 4 p.m. in the sanctuary. Donations of Community Bible Study at First Presby- nuts at 10:45 a.m.. This week’s message with addictions and being proactive non-perishables to our food pantry and terian Church, 1705 17th St., is regis- is “Why Should I Believe the Gospel?” about social media influence. Register at blessing box are appreciated. fccbakers- tering for 2019-20, studying the book of from Mark 1:14-15. Hispanic worship summitbiblcollege.com. field-ucc.org or 327-1609. Genesis. Held through April 29, classes service at 2 p.m. Emmanuel Lutheran, 1900 Baker St., First Presbyterian Church, on the corner meet from 9 to 11:05 a.m. in the sanctu- Olive Knolls Church, 6201 Fruitvale Ave., offers Sunday morning worship service at of Truxtun Avenue and H Street, offers ary. Register at communitybiblestudy. invites mothers of preschool-age kids, 10:15 a.m. with Pastor Dawn Wilder, along midweek Wednesdays in Westminster org/registration or 333-4244. to join us at “#motherhood” from 9 to with adult education hour at 9 a.m. and Hall for a meal ($5, $2 for children 11 and St. Vincent de Paul Center, 316 Baker 11:30 a.m. on the second and fourth Kid’s Club at 10 a.m. The community is in- under) and fellowship, dinner begins at St., invites the community to its Fall Tuesdays of each month. A car show will vited to our 26th annual church rummage 5 p.m.; classes begin at 6 p.m. Worship BBQ on Thursday; doors open at 5 p.m.; be held Oct. 12, presented by the Golden sale at 8 a.m. on Oct. 4 and 5. emmanuel- services are held Sundays at 9 a.m. or dinner served from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. $35; Empire Kiwanis Club, and the annual bakersfield.org or 323-3355. 10:45 a.m. dine-in, takeout, drive through and valet Harvest Festival is Oct. 27, from 5 to Center for Spiritual Living, 222 Eureka St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 2216 17th parking will be available. Purchase tickets 7:30 p.m. 399-3303. St., presents The Edinburgh Lectures, an St., celebrates the Eucharist on Sun- in advance at the St. Vincent Store or on Trinity Anglican Church, on the corner of eight-week class on the work of Thomas days with Rite 1 at 8 a.m. and Rite 2 at the night of the event. 872-1543. Buena Vista Road and Campus Park Drive, Troward, led by Dr. Carol Carnes. Classes 10 a.m. Held Monday through Thursday City Gate International Church, 9100 invites the community to attend Sun- held from 6-8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays. at 8:30 a.m., morning prayer features a Ellashosh St., invites the community to day worship at 8 a.m. with light music, Tuition is $245; payment plan available. service of scripture, prayer and silence. A its 18th Anniversary and Annual Dinner and 10 a.m. with full choir, nursery and 323-3109 or centerforspirituallivingba- simple celebration of the Eucharist is held at 2 p.m. Oct. 6. Powerful breakthrough children’s Sunday school, for preschool kersfield.com. at 9 a.m. Wednesdays. The community is praise and worship will be followed by through third grade. Adult Bible study Christian Science radio program, “Find- invited to The Bakersfield Interfaith Group dinner. 717-9125 or 229-8920. is at 9:15 a.m. trinitybakersfield.com or ing success in college and beyond,” avail- meeting held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on Mill Creek Christian Church, 1660 S 665-7713. able at www.csbakersfield.org/media. Sunday in the Meeting/Forum Room. The St., has Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. Hear El Heraldo Spanish’s radio program subject will be “Justice.” Readings from The Harvest Faire will be from 10 a.m. Submit events by 10 a.m. Tuesday for items “Love keeps us united” 7 a.m. Sunday on various religions will allow for collegial in- to 2 p.m. Oct. 12, with the Honor Flight to run in Saturday’s digest. Email religion@ 96.9 KEBT-FM. 324-6938. terfaith dialogue and discussion; meeting Band, crafts, vendors, bakery, hand- bakersfield.com.

Anglican Catholic Lutheran St. Joseph Church Redeemer Lutheran Church Pastor Jon Christenson Saturday: 4pm English Mass • 6pm Spanish Mass Sunday: Winter Worship Hours 8am Spanish Mass • 10am English Mass 8:30am Praise Worship 12 noon Spanish Mass 9:30am Sunday School For All 6pm Spanish Mass 10:30am Worship Service Reverend Father : J. Jesus Reynaga Parochial Vicar Rev. Joseph Baca ~ Please join us! ~ 1515 Baker 327-2744 2525 Belle Terrace, Bakersfield • (661) 832-7881

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Hi Carolyn: I am a 30-year-old, recently Dear Falling Apart: Of course not. No one talk to an attorney if you haven’t already, litely excusing yourself from a conver- married woman. likes to be faked out. etc. sation or social gathering — because My husband and I did not get married in But being faked out is not a reflection of That methodical, business-first approach the subject matter makes you uncom- haste — we went to premarital counseling your personal failings — it is all about his. will eventually leave you with only the fortable, because you’re tired, because and have been together six years — but So stop inviting in shame as another party central emotional problem to deal with, by you need to introvert — is unspeakably I am beginning to feel like the wool was to this already crowded problem. which point you presumably will feel more rude? I’m guessing nope? pulled over my eyes this entire time. You have nothing to be embarrassed ready to face it: that your husband lied to — You Have To Stay! I have been slowly uncovering financial about. you, caused you harm, and apparently does issues such as unpaid rent and car notes, Plus, a career in finance hardly inoculates not see getting caught as an opportunity to Dear You Have To Stay: There is always a credit card charges, and extra equipment you against fraud, especially when the stop doing either one. way to deal with someone; there just aren’t and phone lines in my name. My husband fraud here appears to have been largely He is OK with hurting you. Is there any always ways to make people like what you is not being cooperative in explaining this, emotional. question, really, about whether to walk choose. and I teeter between feeling like a complete You were trusting because you loved him. away? Excuse yourself as you wish or must. idiot for allowing him to handle our finances In presenting himself as loving and trust- The only reason to stay is when there’s Then, as needed, politely rebuff anyone who — my career is in finance — and just com- worthy, he just managed to lie well enough something to stay for, with additions tries to correct you for it. As it happens, pletely overwhelmed and hurt. to fool you. If there’s any shame to feel here, greater than what someone subtracts — telling others how to behave is higher up on I have started the process of removing his it’s all his. and it’s hard to see any way to make the the rudeness scale than, “My apologies, I access to my accounts, but how do I know if Removing his access to your accounts is math work with someone subtracting love have to go.” this is something to walk away from? a good first step and also the model for your and trust. Where do I start to pick up the pieces? next ones: Specific, financial remedies first, This is not how I imagined starting out. one-by-one in order of greatest urgency. Dear Carolyn: Is there any way to deal Need Carolyn’s advice? Email your ques- — Falling Apart Lock down what you need to lock down, with someone who feels that your po- tions to [email protected]. HINTS FROM HELOISE PRACTICAL, DEPENDABLE TIPS FOR TODAY’S BUSY CONSUMERS

Dear Readers: Is your dog information about allergies and veterinarian friend told us to use After filling the basket with nomical facial scrub? itching, scratching, chewing treatments for pets. a tablespoon of canned pumpkin coffee grounds, a topping of egg- — Ryanne W. In Ohio and scooting? An allergy to a — Heloise (not pumpkin pie filling) for our shells would prevent or diminish Ryanne, I’m going to reach for PROTEIN in the dog’s food may 65-pound Weimaraner female, errant grounds from ending up in one of my all-time favorites, bak- be to blame. A good way to test Dear Readers: Meet Gigi, a mixed into her dog food. your cup! ing soda! for food allergies is an elimination 7-year-old beagle mix, and Larger dogs, of course, need — Heloise Just mix three parts baking diet. Over the course of eight to 12 Opie, a 5-year-old pit bull, more pumpkin; smaller dogs need soda and one part water. After my weeks, your veterinarian will mon- enjoying some vitamin D in the less. It works! Dear Heloise: A lady asked regular daily cleanser, once a week itor your dog while replacing the backyard on a Sunday morn- — John G., Kihei, Maui, Hawaii what she could do about her I’ll finish with this gentle scrub, dog’s regular diet with a special ing. Elizabeth H. is their proud pet husband’s smelly feet and avoiding the eye area. I rinse thor- food. The protein in this special parent. Dear Heloise: My grandparents shoes. I use antiperspirant on my oughly with cool water. food is so small, the animal’s im- To see these two, visit www. used to put eggshells in their feet, the same as underarms. — Heloise mune system won’t react to it. Heloise.com and click on “Pet of coffee while it was brewing. This keeps my feet from sweat- The dog must avoid snacks, the Week.” Why? ing. Also, I put a good dose of pow- treats, table scraps and any other — Heloise — Art S., Via Email der in my shoes after wearing. Send your hints to Heloise@ He- foods for the elimination diet to — Philip M., Bellevue, Neb. loise.com or mail them to Heloise, be effective. Ask your veterinar- Dear Heloise: I have a hint for Art, this is a somewhat classic P.O. Box 795000, San Antonio, TX ian about this diet and for more you to stop diarrhea in dogs. A hint from the days of percolators! Dear Heloise: What’s an eco- 78279-5000. B6 The Bakersfield Californian Saturday, September 28, 2019 Saturday, September 28, 2019 The Bakersfield Californian B7

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) ##### Op- portunity hits. A loved one would like HAPPY BIRTHDAY to start anew. He or she would like a For Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019: Your new beginning to your relationship. Be power, magnetism and determination generous of spirit and go with this offer. mix to make this year unforgettable. If It might never appear again. Tonight: As single, you could meet someone who you like it. makes your heart sing. Take the time TAURUS (April 20-May 20) #### You to get to know each other, as you could might make a resolution involving your project a lot into the tie. If attached, health, habits or daily life. Today you you have a tendency to only see have the power of the planets behind situations from your own viewpoint. Yesterday’s Cryptoquip: you, giving you that extra push. What Another Libra envies your good luck. SPECIAL UNITS OF might appear to be a good risk if you go Born today: Actress/singer Hilary Duff LENGTH ESTABLISHED FOR with the moment might not be if you (1987), actress Brigitte Bardot (1934), MEASURING WELL-KNOWN look at the situation again in a few days. singer/songwriter St. Vincent (1982) Tonight: Do not push yourself too hard. PUZZLE CUBES: RUBIK GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ##### A CENTIMETERS. loved one or potential sweetie could push hard to be noticed. A new begin- ings remain intense and suggest that a CRYPTOQUIP ning becomes possible. The other change might be needed. Take your time party is certainly serious, even if overly deciding which way to go. If need be, dramatic about his or her feelings. Why discuss your feelings with someone you not go with the moment? Tonight: Need can confide in, and get good feedback as we spell it out? well. Tonight: Vanish while you can. CANCER (June 21-July 22) #### Curb SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) ##### a tendency to be overly possessive, A friendship plays a significant role in especially about anything involving your your day, or at least in your mind. You domestic life. Opt for a spontaneous get- cannot seem to release these thoughts. together. Be more open. Tonight: Let the Bring together friends and loved ones party go on and on. for a potluck dinner. Tonight: Watch fun LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ##### You simply unfurl. need to smile to draw someone in. You CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ### You walk into a room, and everyone seems tend to take charge naturally, and today aware of your presence. A child or is no exception. Whether you play the new friend delights you with his or her leader of the gang at a party or instru- interest and caring. Tonight: Be more ment a happening, you are in your childlike. element. . Tonight: Plan on going to the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ### You could wee hours. surprise yourself with an unusually pos- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) ##### Eye sessive streak. You might not under- the long term when having a discussion stand where these feelings are coming with a friend, relative or loved one. You from. Look at the object of these feelings might not be ready to take off today, but to understand more. Tonight: Treat a planning a trip in the near future might friend to munchies. be feasible. Sharing fantasy vacations or LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) ##### If trips makes you smile. Tonight: Pretend ever the planets were rooting for you to you are somewhere else. make a change, it is today. The status PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) ### One-on- quo is nice, but opting to take the first one relating takes you down an interest- step toward a long-desired goal might ing path. Remain sure of yourself when be more appropriate. You will ultimately dealing with a very special loved one. Do experience more happiness. Tonight: not question what is going on between Just be you. you; rather, live it! Tonight: Continue the SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) ### Your feel- dance. Saturday, September 28, 2019 The Bakersfield Californian B7

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NASCAR SOUTH, WEST FACE OFF Stenhouse firing makes for frenzied free agency THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CONCORD, N.C. — A critical playoff race that will end the championship chances for four NASCAR drivers has been overshadowed by a free-agent market that took a wild turn this week when Roush Fenway Racing abruptly dumped Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Stenhouse was told Wednesday the team was not interested in exercising the remaining two years on his contract and would instead put Chris Buescher, a former Roush development driver, in the flagship No. 17 Ford next season. Both Stenhouse and JTG Daugherty Racing, Buescher’s current team, were blindsided as another name was added to a crowded group of drivers chasing a handful of open seats for 2020. “It was unfortunate for sure, definite tough timing for myself and my group to try to find another option,” Sten- house said Friday. He appeared briefly emotional re- flecting on his 11-year relationship with Jack Roush, which resulted in back-to- back Xfinity Series championships and a pair of Cup Series victories. But Sten- house has not made the playoffs the last two seasons, is ranked 23rd in the Cup standings and has been outrun all year by new teammate Ryan Newman. “I’ve got to look back on the 11 years JENNIFER JOHNSON / FOR THE CALIFORNIAN I had with Jack, and winning races and Damion Brown (9), from West High, runs for a big gain during a first quarter scoring drive against South High on Friday night. Find up-to-date high school football coverage at Bakersfield.com and on pages C1A and C1B of today’s e-edition. Please see NASCAR | C2

CSUB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Roadrunners reveal 2019-20 hoops schedule THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN Three 2019 NCAA Tournament opponents await the Cal State Bakersfield women’s bas- ketball team in non-conference play. A schedule released Thursday opens with a home game against Dominguez Hills, before the Roadrunners travel to the Pacific Northwest for road matchups against Wash- ington on Nov. 8 and Gonzaga on the 10th. The Bulldogs won 29 games last year and reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament. CSUB will also visit defending Horizon League champion Wright State on Nov. 19 and Oregon State, which eliminated Gonzaga en route to a Sweet 16 appearance last winter, on Dec. 29. Between the road tilts with the Raiders and Beavers, the Roadrunners will play six straight home games. They then close non-conference play Dec. 31 at UC Riverside. WAC play begins with consecutive road games at Grand Canyon (Jan. 4) and California Baptist (Jan. 8). The Roadrunners face defending league champion New Mexico State at home on Jan. 30 and in Las Cruces on Feb. 29 before closing the regular season at home against Grand Canyon on March 7. Dates for the WAC Tournament have not yet been revealed.

2019-20 CSUB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

NON-CONFERENCE Dec. 14 — vs. UC Santa Feb. 1 — at UT Rio Grande Nov. 5 — vs. Dominguez Barbara Valley Hills Dec. 29 — at Oregon St Feb. 5 — vs. California Nov. 8 — at Washington Dec. 31 — at UC Riverside Baptist Nov. 10 — at Gonzaga Feb. 13 — at Chicago St Nov. 17 — vs. Fresno WAC Feb. 15 — at UMKC Pacific Jan. 4 — at Grand Canyon Feb. 20 -vs. Utah Valley Nov. 19 — at Wright State Jan 8 — at Cal Baptist Feb. 22 — vs. Seattle Nov. 26 — vs. North Texas Jan. 16 — vs. UMKC Feb. 27 — at UT Rio Nov. 29 — vs. San Jose St Jan. 18 — vs. Chicago St Grande Valley Dec. 2 — vs. North Caro- Jan. 23 — at Utah Valley Feb. 29 — at New Mexico lina Central Jan. 25 — at Seattle St Dec. 7 — vs. Pacific Jan. 30 — vs. New Mexico March 7 — vs. Grand TOMAS OVALLE / FOR THE CALIFORNIAN Dec. 11 — vs. Westcliff St Canyon CSUB center Vanessa Austin puts the ball up against UMKC’s Taylor Larson and Kristen Moore during a game last season. C2 The Bakersfield Californian Saturday, September 28, 2019

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FRED THORNHILL / AP Tampa Bay Rays’ Tommy Pham, right, is greeted by Willy Adames (1) after he hit a two-run home run against the Toronto Blue Jays in the third inning of a baseball game in Toronto on Friday. Rays beat Jays 6-2 to clinch spot in playoffs THE ASSOCIATED PRESS after moving to the mound from center JEFF SINER / THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER VIA AP TORONTO — The Tampa Bay Rays field. William Byron celebrates after winning the pole for Sunday’s Bank of America ROVAL returned to the playoffs for the first time The Reds scored two in the first and 400 race at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C., on Friday. since 2013, clinching an AL wild card two in the fifth off Steven Brault. A two- berth with a 6-2 win over the Toronto way player in his own right, Brault had a expanded his team and funded a car for Blue Jays on Friday night behind Tommy sacrifice bunt and a single to increase his NASCAR Buescher out of pocket instead of let- Pham’s two-run homer and 4 1/3 hitless batting average to .341 on the season. Continued from PAGE C1 ting him leave the organization. He also innings from Tyler Glasnow. seemed to take a shot at Stenhouse’s on- Tampa Bay will play Oakland in the METS 4, BRAVES 2 championships, and getting my first Cup track mistakes, which last week included wild-card game on Wednesday night. The NEW YORK — Pete Alonso hit his 52nd win and being competitive. Not as consis- him spinning championship contender Rays will start Charlie Morton. homer to match Aaron Judge’s rookie tent as we wanted,” Stenhouse said before Martin Truex Jr. as Truex tried to put Sten- At 96-64, the low-budget Rays have record, and the New York Mets beat the choking out his next words. “At the end of house a lap down as the leader. their most wins since 2010 and can tie the Atlanta Braves 4-2 Friday night. it all, I am very thankful that Jack took a Stenhouse has failed to finish 28 of his team record of 97 set in 2008, when they Alonso connected in the first inning chance on a dirt racer from Mississippi to 248 Cup starts and failed to qualify at Tal- won their only AL pennant and lost to against Dallas Keuchel, narrowly clearing come drive his cars. That was fun. A little ladega in 2014. Philadelphia in the World Series. the wall in left field for a solo shot that emotional with the relationship Jack and I “We are going to work on our cars be- Tampa Bay began the night with a tied Judge’s mark from his breakout sea- have. Only team I’ve ever been at.” ing faster and not repairing them after magic number of two to clinch, and son with the New York Yankees in 2017. The firing was blasted by Bakersfield they are damaged,” Roush said. Cleveland lost 8-2 at Washington while The 24-year-old Alonso smiled as he native Kevin Harvick, who has a manage- Tension was already high headed into the Rays were in the eighth inning. hurried around the bases. He did hand- ment company that takes over represen- this weekend’s hybrid oval-road course Jubilant players poured out of Tampa shakes with teammates outside the dug- tation of Stenhouse beginning next year. race on The Roval at Charlotte Motor Bay’s dugout for a celebration around the out and took a curtain call on the top step But Kevin Harvick Inc. is already at work Speedway. The elimination race will mound after right-hander Emilio Pagan to big cheers from the crowd at Citi Field. trying to find a seat for Stenhouse. trim the playoff field from 16 to 12 at the retired Reese McGuire to end it. He has two games left to surpass Judge “Ricky has got a great reputation in the checkered flag on Sunday. The bottom Austin Meadows also homered for the and maintain his major league lead. garage, is well-connected, he’s the only four in the standings are Alex Bowman, Rays, hitting his 33rd this season off Ryan Braves star Freddie Freeman returned driver at Roush Racing that has won races Clint Bowyer, Kurt Busch and Erik Jones. Dull in the ninth. to the lineup and went 0 for 5 after taking since Carl Edwards,” Harvick said. “That’s In Friday qualifying, William Byron T.J. Zeuch (1-2) allowed three runs and four days off to rest his sore right elbow. the unfortunate thing, is he’s a Cup win- edged teammate Bowman for the pole in four hits in five innings. The four-time All-Star has a career-high ner, he’s a two-time Xfinity champion an all-Hendrick Motorsports front row. 38 homers but none since Sept. 1, and the and it’s just bad timing. That’s not the Byron is ahead of Bowman by just two NATIONALS 8, INDIANS 2 NL East champions are hoping to get him way I would run a business. points in the battle for the 12th spot and WASHINGTON — Cleveland will miss right before they open an NL Division Se- “It’s a lot to digest in a couple of days advancing into the second round of the out on the postseason for the first time ries on Thursday. and you have to digest that and come up playoffs. since 2015, eliminated from the AL wild- With Ronald Acuña Jr. resting his tight with a plan pretty quick.” Harvick qualified in 6th. card race in a loss to the playoff-bound left hip for the rest of the regular season, Roush was not contractually obligated Bowyer and Busch are among the many Washington. the Braves dropped to 97-63, ensuring the to inform Stenhouse he was not return- drivers yet to announce deals for next Gerardo Parra had four RBIs to lead the club will fall short of 100 wins. They hav- ing until Dec. 1, but told him the morning season, although Bowyer said he feels Nationals to their sixth straight win. The en’t reached triple digits since 2003. after the deal with Buescher was com- confident his contract will be extended Indians have lost three straight, totaling Keuchel (8-8) allowed four runs over pleted this week. at Stewart-Haas Racing. Chip Ganassi just two runs and seven hits in the last five innings in his final postseason Harvick still questioned the timing. has said over the last month that he and two, and their loss clinched a wild-card tuneup. The left-hander was pulled after “Those particular business practices Busch are in the final stages of an ex- berth for Oakland. 98 pitches. are tough to deal with just because of tension; Busch said his focus is on the Parra broke a 2-all tie for Washington Mets starter Marcus Stroman (10-13) how late in the season it is and how few playoffs. with a sacrifice fly in the sixth off Nick pitched two-run ball over six innings in cars there are. Based on everything that Regardless of whether Bowyer and Goody (3-2), and Asdrúbal Cabrera fol- his season finale, and J.D. Davis hit his we’ve been involved with, nothing had Busch stay with their respective teams, lowed with a double that added two more 21st homer. ever been talked about,” Harvick said of seats are filling fast and there won’t be runs. Seth Lugo pitched the final two innings Stenhouse’s potential firing. enough jobs to go around. Parra also hit two-run double off Zach for his sixth save a day after manager “When I had tough moments at (Rich- Daniel Hemric learned last week he Plesac in the second, and a solo homer off Mickey Callaway said he’d limit Lugo to ard Childress Racing) and things were was not being brought back for a second Dan Otero in the eighth. one-inning appearances with New York bad, we would sit down and we would season at Richard Childress Racing, Dan- The Indians’ runs came on an RBI dou- eliminated from postseason contention. talk through things and we’d say ‘OK iel Suarez could be out at SHR if the team ble by Ryan Flaherty and a sacrifice fly by Lugo struck out two, setting a career high this is what we need to do, this is what I promotes Cole Custer from the Xfinity Se- Francisco Lindor against Austin Voth (2- with 104 for the season. need to do better, this is what I think the ries and Stenhouse is now suddenly avail- 1), who went six innings. Alonso has already set franchise re- team needs to do better.’ You had real life able. A second group of drivers — think cords for homers, total bases (343) and conversations. Just to drop the hatchet Ross Chastain, Corey LaJoie and Michael ORIOLES 4, RED SOX 1 extra-base hits (84). He has 119 RBIs and in a surprise meeting with seven days McDowell — are also seeking jobs in a BOSTON — Renato Núñez hit a three- 100 runs, becoming the first Mets rookie to go is pretty bad business ethics in my competitive market with a fluctuating pay run homer, Asher Wojciechowski pitched to reach triple digits in both categories. opinion.” scale. Lower tier drivers typically work out six shutout innings and Baltimore beat No New York player had reached those to- It’s no secret that Roush’s cars had one-year contracts with their teams that Boston. tals in any season since David Wright and fallen off the pace and have not been able leave them looking for work at the end of Wojciechowski (4-8) struck out six as Carlos Beltran in 2008. to compete with NASCAR’s elite teams each season. the Orioles took the opener of the sea- for years. But as the organization tried Michael McDowell missed the only son-ending, three-game series for both TWINS 6, ROYALS 2 to find improvement, it never came for Cup practice at Charlotte Motor Speed- clubs. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Minnesota Stenhouse — even in a season in which way because he was taken to the hospital Baltimore also guaranteed that the Red Twins became the record fourth team in Newman not only qualified for the play- to be treated for a kidney stone. Sox will finish with a losing record at Fen- the major leagues to win 100 games this offs but is in position to advance to the He passed the stone and quickly re- way Park. The Red Sox fell to 37-40 at Fen- season, beating the Kansas City Royals second round. turned to the track for qualifying. way, where they last finished with a losing 6-2 Friday night behind two-run homers Although he thought he was safe at “I’m feeling much better than I was this record in 2014 — when they were also from Miguel Sanó and Ryan LaMarre in Roush through 2021, the team made an morning,” McDowell said. “I just woke up coming off a World Series championship. a game shortened to 6½ innings because abrupt shift when it learned Buescher this morning with a lot of abdominal pain Núñez’s three-run shot to left in the of rain. had yet to extend his deal with JTG. and side pain. Not sure what was going third off of Nathan Eovaldi (2-1) was just Minnesota reached the century mark in Buescher began his career with Roush, on. I just thought, ‘Ahh, you know, I’ll just about all the scoring the Orioles needed. wins for just the second time in franchise but was loaned out to Front Row Motor- fight through it.’ As the morning went on, It was the 30th homer of the season for history. The 1965 Twins went 102-60, then sports in 2016. A clause was added to his it was clearly evident it was not some- Núñez, who added an RBI single in the lost the World Series to the Los Angeles contract at the time in which Buescher thing I was going to fight through.” ninth and drove in all four of Baltimore’s Dodgers in seven games. had to inform Roush if he ever became He ended up going to the infield care runs. “It’s a really nice, kind of cool round available, and when the team learned in center “in a lot of pain” and vomiting. Xander Bogaerts broke up the shutout number to look at and talk about after the the last two weeks that his deal with JTG Austin Cindric practiced in the No. 34 for with a single up the middle, scoring Ra- fact,” Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said was not completed, they pulled him back Front Row Motorsports after McDowell fael Devers, who led off the ninth with a before the game. in. left the track. double off Richard Bleier. Houston, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Roush said he was making right one “I wouldn’t wish that on anybody,” said New York Yankees also have 100 wins. of his biggest regrets in his 32 seasons of McDowell, who qualified 22nd. “It was PIRATES 6, REDS 5 Before this year, the only seasons with as NASCAR racing in that he should have rough but now I feel pretty good.” PITTSBURGH — Kevin Newman hit a many as three 100-game winners were two-run homer with two out in the ninth 1942, 1977, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2016 and inning to give the Pittsburgh Pirates a 6-5 2017. victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Friday At 58-102, the Royals are among a re- are enticing recruiters, Jones admits he’s night. cord-tying four teams with 100 losses, trying to get on track academically and RENEGADES Jake Elmore set up Newman’s joining Detroit, Baltimore and Miami. Continued from PAGE C1 that teams have told him he needs to game-ending swing with a leadoff single Kansas City has reached triple figures in “He put in a lot of work in the offseason shore up his work in the classroom before against Raisel Iglesias (3-12). After Erik losses for the third time. The only previ- and put himself in pretty good shape. they make serious offers, a matter his Gonzalez and Melky Cabrera grounded ous season with four 100-loss clubs was “And that’s great for us because he’s got current coaches are trying to help him out, Newman hit a drive into the bleach- 2002. a chance to score every time he touches correct. ers in left for his 12th homer. Nelson Cruz and Eddie Rosario hit RBI the ball. He’s that kind of guy.” “He’s a Division I talent for sure, but Newman also hit a three-run homer in singles in the first off Eric Skoglund (0-3), Dean is hoping Jones can use his explo- he’s got to make sure he’s taking care of the fifth and is batting .310 this season. and Sanó booted the lead to 4-0 in the siveness against a strong Golden West run his business in the classroom,” Dean said. The shortstop and Bryan Reynolds are an- second with his 34th homer. LaMarre’s defense, which comes to Memorial Sta- “He controls that and if he does, he’s got gling to become the first pair of qualified second home run of the season made it dium for a 6 p.m. matchup Saturday. the the ability to move on.” rookie teammates to each hit over .300 6-1 in the third. The Rustlers enter with the 13th best While not exactly verbose when dis- since 1975. Minnesota’s 303 home runs are second run defense in the CCCAA, allowing just cussing the matter, Jones clearly makes it It was Iglesias’ sixth blown save oppor- in the major leagues behind the New York 76 yards per game. They limited the Rene- known that he’s not ready for his football tunity. Yacksel Rios (1-0) worked a score- Yankees’ 305. gades to just 60 yards on 26 carries a year career to end. less inning for his fifth career victory. José Berríos (14-8) struck out nine, ago, defeating BC 13-11. “I can’t really even think about that,” he Michael Lorenzen put the Reds ahead allowing two runs and six hits in his first Jones’ football future after this season said. “I can’t see myself not playing some- with an RBI single in the eighth and complete game this season, the third of remains up in the air. While his abilities where. I just don’t see it happening.” pitched two innings of scoreless relief his big league career. Saturday, September 28, 2019 The Bakersfield Californian C3

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Latest line NASCAR Cleveland at Baltimore, 10 a.m. 12:07 p.m. Major League Baseball Charlotte Bank of America ROVAL Kansas City at Detroit, 10 a.m. Cle (Plutko 7-4) at Wash (Corbin 14-7), 1:05 p.m. Oakland at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. Det (Alexander 1-4) at CWS (Nova 11-12), 4:10 NATIONAL LEAGUE 400 Lineup p.m. (G1) SPORTSSATURDAY FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE L.A. Chargers at Miami, 10 a.m. Friday qualifying; race Sunday Washington at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. Det (Boyd 9-11) at CWS (López 9-15), 4:10 at SAN FRANCISCO OFF LA Dodgers OFF At Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course Tennessee at Atlanta, 10 a.m. p.m., (G2) at PHILADELPHIA -162 Miami +152 Concord, N.C. New England at Buffalo, 10 a.m. Minn (Pérez 10-7) at KC(Sparkman 4-11), 4:15 at PITTSBURGH OFF Cincinnati OFF (Car number in parentheses) Seattle at Arizona, 1:05 p.m. p.m. TELEVISION TODAY at NEW YORK -105 Atlanta -105 1. (24) William Byron, Chevrolet, 103.198 mph. NYY (Severino 1-0) at Texas (TBD), 5:05 p.m. at ST. LOUIS -178 Chicago +166 Tampa Bay at L.A. Rams, 1:05 p.m. 2. (88) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 103.078. Jacksonville at Denver, 1:25 p.m. at ARIZONA -158 San Diego +148 Hou (TBD) at LAA (Suarez 2-6), 6:07 p.m. 3. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 103.037. Minnesota at Chicago, 1:25 p.m. Oak (Anderson 12-9) at Sea (Gonzales 16-12), AUTO RACING Milwaukee -185 at COLORADO +170 4. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 102.893. Dallas at New Orleans, 5:20 p.m. 6:10 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE NASCAR Xfinity Series: qualifying, Charlotte, N.C., NBCSN, 5. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 102.838. Open: San Francisco, N.Y. Jets at BOSTON -165 Baltimore +155 6. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 102.383. National League 9:30 a.m. at TORONTO OFF Tampa Bay OFF MONDAY’S GAME 7. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 102.359. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 5:15 p.m. EAST at CHICAGO -143 Detroit +133 8. (19) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 101.769. W L Pct GB NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series: final practice, Char- Minnesota -177 at KANSAS CITY +165 9. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 101.737. FROM THURSDAY x-Atlanta 97 63 .606 _ lotte, N.C., NBCSN, 11 a.m. at TEXAS OFF New York OFF 10. (21) Paul Menard, Ford, 101.587. Eagles 34, Packers 27 y-Washington 91 69 .569 6 at LA ANGELS OFF Houston OFF 11. (2) Brad Keselowski,Ford, 101.486. Philadelphia 0 21 6 7—34 New York 84 76 .525 13 NASCAR Xfinity Series: The Drive for the Cure 200, Char- at SEATTLE OFF Oakland OFF 12. (37) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 101.449. Green Bay 7 13 7 0—27 Philadelphia 79 80 .497 17½ INTERLEAGUE 13. (41) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 101.953. FIRST QUARTER Miami 56 103 .352 40½ lotte, N.C., NBCSN, 12:30 p.m. at WASHINGTON OFF Cleveland OFF 14. (47) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 101.943. GB_A.Jones 3 run (Crosby kick), 10:31. CENTRAL College Football 15. (20) Erik Jones, Toyota, 101.887. SECOND QUARTER W L Pct GB FAVORITE TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 16. (10) Aric Almirola, Ford, 101.881. GB_FG Crosby 30, 14:01. z-St. Louis 90 69 .566 _ BOXING at WISCONSIN 24½ (46½) Northwestern 17. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 101.871. Phi_Jeffery 6 pass from Wentz (Elliott kick), 11:48. z-Milwaukee 89 70 .560 1 PBC: Prelims, Los Angeles, FS1, 4:30 p.m. Wake Forest 6½ (69½) at BOSTON COLL 18. (95) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 101.862. GB_FG Crosby 31, 8:24. Chicago 82 77 .516 8 at UCF 43 (64½) UCONN 19. (9) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 101.732. Phi_Goedert 3 pass from Wentz (Elliott kick), Cincinnati 73 87 .456 17½ at W MICH 16½ (59½) C Michigan 20. (8) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 101.696. 2:45. Pittsburgh 69 91 .431 21½ COLLEGE FOOTBALL SMU 7½ (62) at S FLORIDA 21. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 101.566. Phi_Howard 1 run (Elliott kick), :59. WEST Buffalo 2½ (46½) at MIAMI (OH) 22. (34) Michael McDowell, Ford, 101.542. GB_Allison 19 pass from Rodgers (Crosby kick), W L Pct GB Northwestern at Wisconsin, ABC, 9 a.m. at TEMPLE 8 (48) Georgia Tech 23. (1) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 101.461. :09. x-Los Angeles 103 56 .648 _ at FLORIDA ST 7 (61½) NC State 24. (6) Ryan Newman, Ford, 101.148. THIRD QUARTER Arizona 82 77 .516 21 Central Michigan at Western Michigan, CBSSN, 9 a.m. Iowa St 3 (55½) at BAYLOR 25. (43) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 101.136. Phi_Howard 20 pass from Wentz (pass failed), San Francisco 77 82 .484 26 BYU 2½ (60½) at TOLEDO 26. (32) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 101.077. 9:12. San Diego 70 89 .440 33 Texas A&M vs. Arkansas, Arlington, Texas, ESPN, 9 a.m. Akron 7½ (61½) at UMASS 27. (38) David Ragan, Ford, 100.520. GB_J.Graham 14 pass from Rodgers (Crosby Colorado 68 91 .428 35 at MICHIGAN 28 (49½) Rutgers 28. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 100.507. kick), 3:16. x-clinched division Middle Tennessee State at Iowa, ESPN2, 9 a.m. Minnesota 1½ (53½) at PURDUE 29. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 100.480. FOURTH QUARTER y-clinched wild card La-Lafayette 3 (55) at GA SOUTHERN 30. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 100.346. Phi_Howard 2 run (Elliott kick), 14:13. z-clinched playoff berth Buffalo at Miami (Ohio), ESPNU, 9 a.m. at IOWA 23½ (52) MID TENN 31. (51) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, 99.169. A_77,509. FRIDAY’S SCORES at WYOMING 9 (47½) UNLV 32. (00) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 98.618. Phi GB Washington 8, Cleveland 2 Texas Tech at Oklahoma, FOX, 9 a.m. at UTAH 6½ (55½) Washington St 33. (66) Timmy Hill, Toyota, 97.896. First downs 24 31 Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 5 Fresno St 20 (63) at NM ST 34. (53) Josh Bilicki, Chevrolet, 97.602. Total Net Yards 336 491 N.Y. Mets 4, Atlanta 2 Kansas at Texas Christian, FS1, 9 a.m. at NEVADA 2½ (64½) Hawaii 35. (52) Garrett Smithley, Ford, 97.363. Rushes-yards 33-176 20-77 Miami at Philadelphia, late Stanford 3 (56) at OREGON ST 36. (36) Matt Tifft,Ford, 0.000. Passing 160 414 Milwaukee at Colorado, late Clemson at North Carolina, ABC, 12:30 p.m. at MICH ST 14 (44) Indiana 37. (15) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 0.000. Punt Returns 0-0 1-0 Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, late Clemson 27 (60) at N CAROLINA 38. (77) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 0.000. Kickoff Returns 2-77 2-45 San Diego at Arizona, late Mississippi at Alabama, CBS, 12:30 p.m. at S CAROLINA 3 (53½) Kentucky 39. (27) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, 0.000. Interceptions Ret. 1-22 0-0 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, late at ALABAMA 37½ (61½) Mississippi 40. (96) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 0.000. Comp-Att-Int 16-27-0 34-53-1 TODAY’S GAMES Georgia Tech at Temple, CBSSN, 12:30 p.m. at VANDERBILT 7 (52½) N Illinois Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 1-8 Cle (Plutko 7-4) at Wash (Corbin 14-7), 1:05 p.m. at TCU 14½ (49½) Kansas NFL Punts 4-41.8 2-41.5 LAD (Ryu 13-5) at San Fran (Webb 2-2), Iowa State at Baylor, ESPN, 12:30 p.m. at OKLA ST 4 (59½) Kansas St AMERICAN CONFERENCE Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 1:05 p.m. at AUBURN 10 (46½) Mississippi St EAST Penalties-Yards 9-93 5-50 Miami (Smith 10-10) at Phila (Eflin 9-13), 3:05 p.m. Minnesota at Purdue, ESPN2, 12:30 p.m. at OKLAHOMA 27 (69½) Texas Tech W L T Pct PF PA Time of Possession 27:39 32:21 Cincinnati (Bauer 11-13) at Pittsburgh (Marvel at CHARLOTTE 1 (65) FAU Buffalo 3 0 0 1.000 66 47 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 0-3), 4:05 p.m. USC at Washington, FOX, 12:30 p.m. at N DAME 11 (48½) Virginia New England 3 0 0 1.000 106 17 RUSHING_Philadelphia, Howard 15-87, Sanders 11- Atlanta (Fried 17-6) at N.Y. Mets (Matz 10-10), at APP ST 15 (59½) C Carolina N.Y. Jets 0 3 0 .000 33 70 72, Wentz 6-13, Sproles 1-4. Green Bay, Rodgers 4:10 p.m. Virginia at Notre Dame, NBC, 12:30 p.m. Cincinnati 4 (47½) at MARSHALL Miami 0 3 0 .000 16 133 5-46, A.Jones 13-21, Allison 1-7, Vitale 1-3. Chicago Cubs (Hamels 7-7) at St. Louis (Mikolas at OLD DOM 3 (47) E Carolina SOUTH PASSING_Philadelphia, Wentz 16-27-0-160. Green 9-14), 4:15 p.m. Florida Atlantic at North Carolina (Charlotte), NFL, 12:30 p.m. at LIBERTY 7 (73½) New Mexico W L T Pct PF PA Bay, Rodgers 34-53-1-422. Milwaukee (Woodruff 11-3) at Colorado (González Southern Methodist at South Florida, ESPNU, 1 p.m. at TROY 7 (58½) Arkansas St Houston 2 1 0 .667 68 62 RECEIVING_Philadelphia, Ertz 7-65, Jeffery 3-38, 2-6), 5:10 p.m. at LA-MONROE 15 (57) S Alabama Indianapolis 2 1 0 .667 70 71 Howard 3-28, Goedert 2-16, Hollins 1-13. Green SD (Quantrill 6-8) at Ariz (Ray 12-8), 5:10 p.m. Mississippi State at Auburn, ESPN, 4 p.m. at S MISS 27 (49) UTEP Jacksonville 1 2 0 .333 58 60 Bay, D.Adams 10-180, J.Graham 6-61, A.Jones La Tech 8½ (48½) at RICE Tennessee 1 2 0 .333 67 52 6-37, Allison 3-52, Valdes-Scantling 3-47, Lewis MLS Connecticut at Central Florida, ESPN2, 4 p.m. UAB 3 (47½) at W KENTUCKY NORTH 2-19, Vitale 2-15, Tonyan 1-11, J.Williams 1-0. Eastern Conference at UTAH ST 24 (69½) Colorado St W L T Pct PF PA MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. W L T Pts GF GA Ohio State at Nebraska, ABC, 4:30 p.m. Ohio State 17 (66½) at NEBRASKA Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 110 60 MLB New York City FC 17 5 10 61 61 39 at N TEXAS 7 (58½) Houston Cleveland 1 2 0 .333 49 66 Philadelphia 16 9 7 55 57 46 Colorado State at Utah State, CBSSN, 4:30 p.m. Texas A&M 23½ (60½) Arkansas Cincinnati 0 3 0 .000 54 83 American League Atlanta 17 12 3 54 54 41 at WASH 10½ (61½) USC Pittsburgh 0 3 0 .000 49 85 EAST D.C. United 13 10 9 48 42 38 UNLV at Wyoming, ESPNU, 5 p.m. at ARIZONA 6½ (71) UCLA WEST W L Pct GB New York 14 13 5 47 53 48 W L T Pct PF PA x-New York 102 57 .642 _ Toronto FC 12 10 10 46 54 50 NFL y-Tampa Bay 96 64 .600 6½ SUNDAY Kansas City 3 0 0 1.000 101 64 New England 10 10 12 42 47 54 Washington State at Utah, FS1, 7 p.m. Boston 83 77 .519 19½ FAVORITE TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Oakland 1 2 0 .333 48 78 Chicago 9 12 11 38 48 43 UCLA at Arizona, ESPN, 7:30 p.m. at HOUSTON 3½ (47) Carolina L.A. Chargers 1 2 0 .333 60 64 Toronto 65 95 .406 37½ Montreal 11 17 4 37 43 59 at BALTIMORE 7 (45) Cleveland Denver 0 3 0 .000 46 67 Baltimore 53 107 .331 49½ Orlando City 9 14 9 36 41 46 Hawaii at Nevada, ESPN2, 7:30 p.m. at NY GIANTS 3 (48½) Washington NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL Columbus 9 15 8 35 37 46 LA Chargers 14½ (44½) at MIAMI EAST W L Pct GB Cincinnati 6 22 4 22 30 74 at INDIANAPOLIS 7 (45) Oakland W L T Pct PF PA x-Minnesota 100 60 .625 _ Western Conference GOLF Kansas City 7 (55½) at DETROIT Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 97 44 Cleveland 93 67 .581 7 W L T Pts GF GA New England 7 (42½) at BUFFALO Philadelphia 2 2 0 .500 110 105 Chicago 70 88 .443 29 Los Angeles FC 20 4 8 68 81 35 LPGA Tour Golf: The Indy Women in Tech Championship, at ATLANTA 3½ (46) Tennessee N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 63 94 Kansas City 58 102 .363 42 Minnesota 15 10 7 52 51 41 third round, Indianapolis, GOLF, 9:30 a.m. at LA RAMS 9 (49) Tampa Bay Washington 0 3 0 .000 63 94 Detroit 46 112 .291 53 LA Galaxy 16 13 3 51 53 51 Seattle 5½ (48) at ARIZONA SOUTH WEST Seattle 14 10 8 50 50 49 PGA Tour Champions Golf: The Pure Insurance Open, third at CHICAGO 2 (38½) Minnesota W L T Pct PF PA W L Pct GB Real Salt Lake 14 13 5 47 43 40 at DENVER 3 (37½) Jacksonville New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 72 82 x-Houston 104 55 .654 _ Portland 13 13 6 45 47 46 round, Pebble Beach, 1 p.m. Dallas 2½ (47) at NEW ORLEANS Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 68 77 y-Oakland 96 63 .604 8 FC Dallas 12 11 9 45 48 43 MONDAY Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 60 75 Texas 76 83 .478 28 San Jose 13 14 5 44 51 51 PGA Tour Golf: The Safeway Open, third round, Scottsdale, at PITTSBURGH 3½ (45) Cincinnati Carolina 1 2 0 .333 79 70 Los Angeles 72 87 .453 32 Colorado 11 15 6 39 54 60 Arizona, GOLF, 3 p.m. NORTH Seattle 66 93 .415 38 Houston 11 17 4 37 44 55 Transactions W L T Pct PF PA x-clinched division Sporting Kansas City 10 15 7 37 47 59 BASKETBALL Detroit 2 0 1 .833 67 61 y-clinched wild card Vancouver 7 15 10 31 33 55 HORSE RACING NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 85 69 FRIDAY’S SCORES SUNDAY’S GAMES NBA — Announced the resignation of senior Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 78 47 Washington 8, Cleveland 2 Toronto FC at Chicago, 2 p.m. Belmont Park Live: From Elmont, N.Y., FS2, 11:30 a.m. vice president and head of referee operations Chicago 2 1 0 .667 50 39 Minnesota 6, Kansas City 2, 7 innings Orlando City at Cincinnati, 2 p.m. retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Michelle D. Johnson, WEST Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 2 Philadelphia at Columbus, 2 p.m. Super Saturday: From Santa Anita, NBCSN, 3:30 p.m. effective Oct. 15. W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 4, Boston 1 Atlanta at Montreal, 2 p.m. FOOTBALL L.A. Rams 3 0 0 1.000 77 49 N.Y. Yankees at Texas, late New York City FC at New England, 2 p.m. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE San Francisco 3 0 0 1.000 96 54 Detroit at Chicago White Sox, late D.C. United at New York, 2 p.m. MLB NFL — Granted the L.A. Chargers a roster Seattle 2 1 0 .667 76 79 Houston at L.A. Angels, late FC Dallas at Colorado, 4:30 p.m. Orioles at Red Sox, MLB, 10 a.m. exemption for RB Melvin Gordon III. Arizona 0 2 1 .167 64 88 Oakland at Seattle, late Vancouver at LA Galaxy, 4:30 p.m. ATLANTA FALCONS — Released OL Nate Wozniak THURSDAY’S SCORE TODAY’S GAMES Los Angeles FC at Minnesota, 4:30 p.m. Indians at Nationals, FS1, 1 p.m. from the practice squad. Signed DE Austin Larkin Philadelphia 34, Green Bay 27 Balt (Means 11-11) at Bos (Chacín 3-11), 10:05 Houston at Real Salt Lake, 4:30 p.m. to the practice squad. SUNDAY’S GAMES p.m. Seattle at San Jose, 4:30 p.m. Dodgers at Giants, SNLA, 1 p.m. CHICAGO BEARS — Signed RB Kerrith Whyte Jr. Carolina at Houston, 10 a.m. TB (Yarbrough 11-5) at Tor (Thornton 5-9), Portland at Sporting Kansas City, 4:30 p.m. from the practice squad. Cubs at Cardinals, FOX, 4 p.m. CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed DE Davin Bellamy to the practice squad. Sponsored Content Astros at Angels, FSW, 6 p.m. DETROIT LIONS — Signed WR Tom Kennedy from the practice squad and DT Frank Herron to the Brewers at Rockies OR Yankees at Rangers (games joined practice squad. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Signed WR Greg Ward in progress), MLB, 7 p.m. to the practice squad. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Waived DT Bryan Mone. Athletics at Mariners OR Astros at Angels (games joined Signed S Adrian Colbert from the practice squad in progress), MLB, 8 p.m. and CB Linden Stephens to the practice squad. CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Released PK Greg SOCCER (MEN’S) Hutchins from the practice roster. HOCKEY Bundesliga: Bayern Munich at SC Paderborn 07, FS1, 6:30 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE a.m. NHL — Fined Tampa Bay F Cedric Paquette $2,500 for high-sticking. Bundesliga: Schalke at RB Leipzig, FS2, 6:30 a.m. ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned F Lane Pederson and D Kyle Capobianco and Jordan Gross to Premier League: Brighton at Chelsea, NBCSN, 6:55 a.m. Tucson (AHL). CALGARY FLAMES — Assigned Cs Byron Froese Bundesliga: Werder Bremen at Borussia Dortmund, FS2, and Luke Philp, Gs Jon Gillies and Artyom Zagid- ulin, LW Justin Kirkland, RWs Matthew Phillips 9:20 a.m. and Buddy Robinson and D Andrew Nielson and Rinat Valiev to Stockton (AHL). Waived D Brandon Premier League: Manchester City at Everton, NBC, 9:30 a.m. Davidson for the purposes of being assigned to Stockton. Liga MX: Tigres UANL at Monterrey, FS2, 5 p.m. COLORADO AVALANCHE — Traded D Nicolas Meloche to San Jose for G Antoine Bibeau. TENNIS DETROIT RED WINGBS — Assigned G Kaden Fulcher to Toledo (ECHL). Released Fs Matthew ITF: Junior Davis Cup & Fed Cup, Semifinals, TENNIS, 8 Ford, Josh Kestner, Troy Loggins and Tyler Spezia; D Marcus Crawford, Charle-Edouard D’Astous and a.m. Alec McCrea; and G Pat Nagle from tryouts. LOS ANGELES KINGS — Assigned Fs Jared Ander- ATP/WTA: The Chengdu Open, Finals & The China Open, son-Dolan and Rasmus Kupari to Ontario (AHL). Early Rounds, TENNIS, 9:30 p.m. NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Recalled D Alexandre Carrier and Jeremy Davies, G Ken Appleby and Compostable plastic is supposed to be a option is to use bioplastic bags - again; there Fs Rem Pitlick, Anthony Richard, Eeli Tolvanen, TRACK AND FIELD Yakov Trenin and Josh Wilkins from Milwaukee game-changer but does it work? is still a big argument against these types of (AHL). products. IAAF World Championships 2019: Day 2, Doha, Qatar, NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Assigned Fs Nathan Bas- For pet owners and businesses searching for NBC, 11:30 a.m. tian and Michael McLeod to Binghamton (AHL). eco-friendly packaging and choices, bioplastics Are you even more confused now? The com- WINNIPEG JETS — Agreed to terms with F Patrik seem to be a win-win: you’re replacing petro- mon word amongst this statement is PLASTIC! IAAF World Championships 2019: Day 2, Doha, Qatar Laine on a two-year contract. AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE leum with plants! Sounds like using bioplastic Confusion about what bioplastics are and do (taped), NBC, 6 p.m. LEHIGH VALLEY PHANTOMS — Returned F products is an easy non-guilt decision. They - led California and Washington State to ban Steven Swavely and D David Drake and Rob are considered to be biodegradable. Right? The the sale of plastic products that call themselves Michel to Reading (ECHL). Released Fs Trevor issue is the term bioplastic is a vague catch-all “biodegradable” or “compostable” — unless LOCAL SCHEDULE TODAY Yates and Trevor Gooch from professional tryouts for a wide range of plastics made of biological they’ve been certified compostable to a specific and returned them to Reading.COLLEGE SOCCER year terms. months in seawater, but it’s a risk. Certified a quasi-biodegradable one that doesn’t really COLLEGE compostable plastic is designed to breakdown break down. Not only that, most cities don’t CSUB at San Jose State, 7 p.m. FLORIDA — Granted a two-year contract in industrial composting facilities in the heat have a great dog waste program set in place. extension to men’s basketball coach Mike White range of 55 to 60 Celsius or 130 to 140 Fahren- through the 2024-25 season. heit. There are new “marine biodegradable” WOMEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL High school roundup options for bioplastics coming from Europe, Our philosophy is to stay away from any plastic CSUB at Chicago State, 10 a.m. VOLLEYBALL though certified plastics could still take from 28 bag material and use truly biodegradable dog From Thursday days to a year to fully break down in the ocean. waste bags with K9 Clean Eco Poop Scoop BCHS d. Tehachapi 25-10 25-19 Bags. They are made with paper, organic, and HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS 25-19 How often do you find plastic, nonbiodegrad- are indeed a 100% plant-based product with BCHS: Kills: A. Herman 16, A. Johnson 11. As- able dog poop bags discarded on our beaches, Zero Plastic! The best option for disposing of Lewis Cup sists: L. Reynish 30; Aces: L. Reynish 3; Blocks: lakes and thrown in trees along the trails or your pet’s waste. K9 Clean’s mandate is to try T. Sule 4, L. Reynish 3, A. Herman 3; Digs: G. tossed to the side of the sidewalk or road? and make a more enjoyable place for our furry Divisions 1, 2, 3 and 4 are TBA, based on performance in Kennelley 18, I. Calderwood 15 Arvin d. McFarland 25-22, 25-18, Marine wildlife, birds, etc. are eating plastic friends and our children. Help us create aware- Friday’s play. waste bags that are carelessly discarded, but ness and spread the word that there are natural 17-25, 25-19 Division 5, at Ridgeview AHS: (14-10-1, 5-0 SSL): Aces: Gallardo 8, Velez the bigger question is, does anyone care? The dog waste options available. 4; Kills: Luviano 8, Garcia 7; Blocks: Buelna 2; focus has been on what the last generation has Chavez vs. Arvin, 8 a.m. Assist: Buelna 26; Digs: G.Perez 32, Buelna 18, done in terms of destroying our planet, but Let us work together to create a greener world Luviano 18 what are companies and people doing to stop for our kids and our pets, and reduce the sin- Ridgeview vs. Mira Monte, 9:30 a.m. Independence d. Golden Valley the cycle. We have found that human nature gle-use plastic bag pollution once and for all! GVHS (3-5, 0-2 SYL) Aces: Chavez 2, Flores loves convenience. The easier to use, the Arvin vs. Shafter, 11 a.m. 1, Ortega 1, Haney 1; Kills: Flores 3, Frausto 3, Haney 2; Digs: Llanes 10, Perez 8, Chavez 6, better. The cheaper, the better. Unfortunately, K9 Clean specializes in Eco-Friendly Dog Prod- Ridgeview vs. Chavez, 1 p.m. Villanueva 6; Assists: Frausto 18 cheaper usually means made in China as well. ucts and we would love to hear from you. If West d. Ridgeview Growing up, I was always told if it were easy, you have some good suggestions or other ideas Mira Monte vs. Shafter, 2:30 p.m. WHS: Mosley leads with 10 blocks. Barraza everyone would be doing it, and doing the right that you would like to add, please let us know! with 35 passes. thing isn’t always easy. We need to be better Contact us at [email protected] or to learn Division 6, at West South d. East 14-25, 25-23, 25-21, and do better as manufacturers, retailers and more about Earth Friendly Dog products, visit 25-23 consumers for the sake of our children and our store at www.k9clean.com. Golden Valley at South, 8 a.m. SHS (8-9): Tatyana Mendoza lead team with 17 grandchildren. kills and 5 Blocks. Taylor Castaneda with 8 kills Be sure to follow us on Instagram @k9cleanpets West vs. Delano, 9:30 a.m. and 3 Aces. Mariela Acevedo contributed 30 assist and Alena Cisneros had 12 digs. The facts are that most dog waste bags do not or Facebook @k9clean South vs. Foothill, 11 a.m. GIRLS GOLF biodegrade; they are made with oxo-biode- From Thursday gradable plastic and contribute to the plastic West vs. Golden Valley, 1 p.m. SSL No. 4 at North Kern Golf Course Par 36 contamination that kills our wildlife. The other 1. Taft 267, 2. Chavez 322, 3. Kennedy 327, 4. Delano vs. Foothill, 2:30 p.m. Wasco 346, 5. Shafter 350. 6. Arvin 365. C4 The Bakersfield Californian Saturday, September 28, 2019

NFL Rams hope offense sparks in visit from Bucs

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — Although the Los Angeles Rams are 3-0, the defending NFC champions’ offense clearly hasn’t hit its stride. The unit that tore up the NFL for the last two years sits squarely in the middle of the pack this season, with the Rams’ excellent defense leading the way instead. A visit from the rebuilding Buccaneers (1-2) on Sunday looks like an ideal chance for Jared Goff, Todd Gurley and their gifted receivers to find that groove again. But with former Rams lineman Ndamukong Suh out front, Tampa Bay’s defense has enough talent to keep the Rams from pre- dicting an easy afternoon at the Coliseum. “He’s a great player,” Goff said of Suh, who started every game last year in his sole season with the Rams. “He’s a pro, and he knows what he’s doing. I’m sure he’ll be wanting to get after us, as I expect he would. He’s a friend of mine, and I wish him the best.” Suh knows plenty about the Rams’ offensive line after going against all five linemen in practice last season, so he has given tips to his fellow Bucs. There’s not much he can say about Gurley that isn’t already known, even by an opponent that hasn’t faced him since 2016. But the Rams’ judicious use of Gurley has caught the NFL’s attention, the Bucs included. After Gurley was in the top five in the NFL in touches in each of the past three seasons, his snap counts and MARK J. TERRILL / AP touches have been down sharply. Rams running back Todd Gurley jumps over offensive tackle Rob Havenstein during the second half of a game earlier this month While McVay and the Rams still stren- against the Saints in Los Angeles. uously deny they’re practicing load man- agement with their high-priced running SHAQ ATTACK he’s done is big, and hopefully he can II is back at the stadium where he played back and his balky left knee, even Tampa Bucs linebacker Shaquil Barrett leads continue.” three mostly outstanding seasons for USC. Bay coach Bruce Arians can see what’s up. the NFL with eight sacks after only having He had more than 100 yards from scrim- It provides him no comfort, however. 14 in four seasons with the Denver Bron- SACK ATTACK mage last week for the first time in his NFL “I think they’re probably using him cos, where he primarily was a backup. Winston has been sacked 10 times this career, and he might be ready for a bigger wisely and saving him,” Arians said. Arians felt he had a chance to make a season, tied for seventh most in the league. role in the offense. “They’ve got young backs they like, but he difference with the pass rush when Barrett The Rams’ defense has eight sacks, and “I think he has been working his tail off can break out for 200 (yards) at any point signed a one-year deal in free agency. But 2018 NFL sacks leader Aaron Donald just all offseason, and it’s showing,” Winston in time. He’s always dangerous in the pass- no one envisioned him more than making got his first last week. Donald is still wreck- said. ing game. I don’t see any drop-off at all.” up for the absence of Jason Pierre-Paul, ing game plans, but his modest statistical “All of our running backs have been The Rams have already beaten two NFC who’s expected to be sidelined at least half start might have something to do with running very efficient, but RoJo has been South teams this season, and their defense the season after injuring his neck in a car Suh’s departure. dominating. I’m proud of him, and I’m just will be primed to face Jameis Winston and accident. going to keep on giving him the rock.” a Tampa Bay offense that hasn’t been terri- “I don’t think anybody could totally re- PACK YOUR BAGS ble, but also hasn’t dominated. alize it would happen, but you saw things Tampa Bay is beginning a stretch in SAY WHAT YOU WANT The Rams would dearly benefit from a on tape and he was going to get opportu- which it won’t play another true home Despite missing a potential winning blowout win and the chance to rest their nities,” Arians said. “He’s made the best of game until Nov. 12. After facing the Rams field goal and failing to convert two extra starters at the beginning of two games in them.” and Saints on the road, the Bucs will fly points (one blocked) last week, rookie five days. Still, their attention appears to With another multi-sack game Sun- to London for a “home” date against the kicker Matt Gay still has the support of be focused solely on the Bucs, and not on day, he would have the NFL’s most sacks Panthers. Following a bye week, they’ll Arians, who was asked what he would their high-profile trip to Seattle the follow- through four games since 1982, when indi- play at Tennessee and Seattle before finally say to fans still angry about the poor ing Thursday. vidual sacks became an official statistic. returning home to play Arizona. performance. Here are more things to know about the “No one’s done it - it’s a first. To me, “You paid your money, (so say) whatever Buccaneers’ first trip to Los Angeles since when you put that in the history of ROJO RETURNS you want to say,” the coach said. “He isn’t 1993: football, that’s big,” Arians said. “What Tampa Bay running back Ronald Jones going anywhere.”

BRUCE KLUCKHOHN / AP DUANE BURLESON / AP Raiders wide receiver Tyrell Williams celebrates with teammates after catching Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers (17) walks off the field in the second half of last an 11-yard touchdown pass during the second half of last week’s game against the week’s game against the Lions in Detroit. Vikings in Minneapolis. Winless Dolphins hope for Colts’ defense, Raiders’ better blocking against Chargers THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sides of the ball. A pass rush led by Joey offense seeking MIAMI — The Miami Dolphins’ offen- Bosa and Melvin Ingram has totaled four sive line is a revolving door, and not just sacks, while the offensive line is without during games. injured left tackle Russell Okung, and Philip On the right side they’re tried three Rivers was sacked five times last week. breakthrough moment starters who joined the team after the ex- “I think the guys understand we need hibition season. some urgency right now,” coach Anthony THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with an injured hamstring. Two of them were quickly sidelined Lynn said. INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Colts The Raiders pose an intriguing by injuries, and another injury last week coach Frank Reich has seen the numbers matchup. While their offense has strug- forced third-round draft pick Michael De- SECONDARY MATTERS and watched the tape. gled through the first three weeks, Indy iter to slide over from guard to left tackle, The Chargers have three defensive He’s not the least bit concerned about can put on the tape from last year’s 42-28 were he struggled. backs on injured reserve, including safe- the Colts’ defense. shootout and see just how dangerous No wonder the Dolphins rank last in ties Derwin James and Adrian Phillips. Instead, Reich draws on his NFL experi- Oakland can be. the NFL in many offensive categories, Undrafted rookie Roderick Teamer, who ences to provide perspective and motiva- Or the Colts can listen to coach Jon including points. Quarterback Josh Rosen got the start at strong safety last week tion for a group of players who could use Gruden giving his team a similar message might be running for his life a lot again against Houston, had seven tackles but a boost right now. about getting back on track. Sunday when Miami (0-3) faces the Los was exposed in coverage on a couple of “When it’s going bad, when you feel “I’m not going to sit here and say that Angeles Chargers (1-2). occasions. it’s going bad as an individual player or we are a finished product yet,” Gruden “Sooner or later I think we’ll get some Cornerback Brandon Facyson, a sec- as a unit or as a team, it’s not as bad as said. “We’ve gone through a lot of change consistency going,” Rosen said of his line. ond-year undrafted player, also started you think,” Reich said. “I experienced through the first three weeks and we “We’re just trying to find the best spots to last week. that as a player, I’ve experienced that as a played two really good teams, actually put guys in.” The Chargers have allowed only three coach. I’ve experienced that individually, three really good defenses.” That may take the rest of this season 300-yard passing games since the start of as a unit and as a team. So you’ve got And the Colts think they can make it and beyond. Meanwhile, here are things the 2017 season, but all three have been to — as they say — keep chopping. You four good defenses in a row. to know about a game that has the team losses. never know when you’re about to break “Just keep believing, keep trusting and traveling 2,500 miles to kick off at 10 a.m. through.” keep working, the breakthrough is just California time favored by 16½ points ON THE RUN The numbers don’t lie. around the corner,” Reich said. “That’s even though it hasn’t won in Miami since Melvin Gordon ended his holdout Indy’s defense heads into Sunday’s our mentality.” January 1982: Thursday but will not play against the game against Oakland (1-2) ranked in the Dolphins after missing all of training bottom half of the league in yards rush- TRAVELING SHOW WHERE’S THE BLOCKING? camp. Even though Gordon hasn’t played ing, yards passing and total yards allowed. The Raiders will go straight from India- The Dolphins have scored one touch- a snap this season, the running game has Only six teams have fewer takeaways than napolis to London, where they will spend down and are on pace to total 85 points, not had a dropoff. the Colts’ three and last week Indianapo- the week practicing before a “home” which would shatter the record for fewest Austin Ekeler leads AFC running backs lis allowed the Falcons to convert eight of game against Chicago. Oakland is in the points in a 16-game season by Seattle, in yards from scrimmage and Justin Jack- 10 third downs. midst of a stretch that features 48 days which scored 140 in 1992. son is averaging 7.9 yards per carry. Again, the Colts (2-1) won’t be at full between games at the Oakland Coliseum, Miami has allowed 13 sacks and is aver- According to Inside Edge, Chargers strength. Starting safety Malik Hooker with four road games, one off week, and aging 2.6 yards per rush, both statistics a running backs are averaging a league-best could miss more than a month with an the trip to London. This week marks the reflection of bad blocking. A lineup unset- 6.5 yards from scrimmage per touch and injured knee, All-Pro linebacker Darius second of five straight games that start at tled largely because of an ongoing roster 5.4 yards per carry, which is third best. Leonard was still in the concussion proto- 10 a.m. purge hasn’t helped. The Dolphins are 2-14 when allowing col this week, and after No. 1 cornerback “It’s an odd travel schedule I guess,” tight This week’s question is whether the 120 or more rushing yards since the start Pierre Desir fought his way back from a end Darren Waller said. “But I feel like we Chargers take advantage of the matchup; of the 2017 season, tied for fourth-worst bruised knee last week, he’s now dealing have the guys to lock in and get it done.” their line play has been a problem on both in the league. Saturday, September 28, 2019 The Bakersfield Californian C5

COLLEGE FOOTBALL UCLA faces Arizona after comeback win at Washington State THE ASSOCIATED PRESS performance. TUCSON, Ariz. — UCLA pulled off an UCLA gave up 63 points, 720 total epic comeback against Washington State yards and Washington State quarterback last weekend, saving its season, possibly Anthony Gordon broke the school re- coach Chip Kelly’s job. cord with nine touchdown passes while The Bruins can’t afford to let the eu- throwing for 570 yards. phoria linger too long. They have an- Arizona isn’t quite as prolific as Wash- other tough game at Arizona coming up ington State, but quarterback Khalil Tate tonight. has been healthy and effective this sea- “Now that we know what winning feels son after struggling with injuries. like and that joy and stuff, you definitely don’t want to go backward,” UCLA quar- The Wildcats also averaged 5.1 yards terback Dorian Thompson-Robinson per rush (314 total) against Texas Tech said. last week, led by Tate’s 129 yards. MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ / AP “That’s what we’re working toward Tate did not play in UCLA’S 31-30 win USC quarterback Matt Fink throws against Utah during the second half of last right now, just keep going up that hill and at the Rose Bowl last season. week’s game in Los Angeles. keep going forward.” The last time UCLA faced one of the UCLA went 3-9 in its first season under nation’s top dual-threat quarterbacks, Kelly and an 0-3 start this year put his job Oklahoma’s Jalen Hurts accounted for on shaky ground. 439 yards and four touchdowns. Fink gets turn to start The Bruins and Kelly seemed to be in The good news for the Bruins: they bigger trouble after falling into a 49-17 forced six turnovers against Washington hole against Washington State early in State last week after managing two com- the third quarter last week. bined the first three games. as No. 21 USC faces Then UCLA’s dormant offense woke up. TAYLOR AILING The Bruins, who had failed to score Arizona could be without its top run- more than 14 points the previous three ning back, J.J. Taylor. No. 17 Washington games, stormed back to pull off the wild Sumlin doesn’t discuss injuries, but 67-63 victory. acknowledged Taylor was dinged up last THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITTMAN PUNCH A comeback like that is easy to get ex- cited about. week, limiting him to 11 carries. SEATTLE — A month ago, the idea of While several USC wide receivers had Gary Brightwell picked up the slack Matt Fink even seeing the field for No. 21 The Bruins (1-3, 1-0 Pac-12) better big games against Utah, no one was more when Taylor went down, rushing for 85 USC seemed unlikely. difficult to stop than Pittman. shake if off quick. yards and a pair of touchdowns. Maybe in a blowout or some mop-up He finished with 10 catches for 232 Arizona (2-1) not only had a week off Darrius Smith also averaged 7.0 yards duty at best. yards and a 77-yard touchdown. to prepare for today’s game, the Wild- Even he finds it a little shocking to be The 10 catches were a career high cats are coming off perhaps their best per carry last week and could get more sitting in his current position, about to and he has 19 in the past two games all-around game, a 28-24 win over Texas touches this week if Taylor isn’t able to make his first start today at No. 17 Wash- combined. Tech. play. ington after coming off the bench to en- Arizona’s offense found the right gear But the Trojans pass game has yet STOPPING DORIAN gineer an upset of Utah a week ago. to face a secondary with the talent of with the run game, particularly during “It’s kind of surreal. It’s an amazing op- Washington’s. a 99-yard, 13-play, all-run drive that put Thompson-Robinson may have hit his portunity for me and for the team to keep The Huskies have four interceptions the game out of reach. stride at the right time. moving forward,” Fink said. in the past two games and have allowed The Wildcats defense, maligned after The dual-threat quarterback was “It hurts to see anybody on the team one pass play of more than 28 yards all its performance against Hawaii and forced to play early last season due to Northern Arizona, shut down one of the get hurt in any way or shape, but it’s a season. injuries and started seven games before nation’s most prolific offenses most of the great opportunity for me to grow and for “We’re just doing us. We haven’t really suffering a shoulder injury. night. this team to be better.” put in any special plays for Washington. Thompson-Robinson was up and “You’ve got two teams Saturday that The Trojans (3-1, 2-0 Pac-12) already We’re just going to go out there and do down through the first three games this are coming off playing their best football lost J.T. Daniels for the season due to a whatever we do,” Pittman said. season, but had a breakout game last knee injury. so far, that are kind of hitting their stride right now, you’d think,” Arizona coach week against Washington. Kedon Slovis is expected to miss to- FULLER’S HOUSE Thompson-Robinson led the come- day’s matchup with the Huskies after Kevin Sumlin said. Aaron Fuller is coming off one of the back against the Cougars and set a school suffering a concussion on the opening A few more things to look for when best all-around games of his career. UCLA plays at Arizona today: record with 564 yards of offense while possession against the Utes. Washington’s leading pass catcher had Fink is the only healthy scholarship accounting for seven touchdowns. eight catches for a season-high 91 yards UCLA D He hit 25 of 38 passes for 507 yards, a quarterback on USC’s roster as it makes and a touchdown against BYU. the trip north, and with his first start The Bruins may have won last week’s week after throwing two interceptions He also took a punt back 88 yards for game, but it was not a pretty defensive against Oklahoma. comes the chance to prove what he a score. showed last week against Utah wasn’t a Fuller has 21 receptions and is one fluke. of three Washington pass catchers with Fink threw for 351 yards and three more than 200 yards receiving. touchdowns in the victory. Fuller could be in line for another big He got plenty of help from his wide re- game. ceivers, Michael Pittman Jr. in particular, but it was Fink at the helm. USC allowed a season-high 299 yards “That’s just football, and guys go down, passing in its loss to BYU. and then other guys step up. Matt played RUN COMMITTEE great, and we beat the No. 10 team, so that was great,” Pittman said. Washington has spread the wealth “I didn’t feel like we had to step up among its running backs. more as receivers. I felt like we just had Salvon Ahmed was the primary ball to go out there and do what we do every carrier the first three weeks before miss- day.” ing last week with a leg injury. Washington (3-1, 0-1) has rebounded Sean McGrew filled in and rushed for a from its loss to California in Week 2, career-high 110 yards. thumping Hawaii before a convincing 45- Richard Newton has also found a 19 win at BYU last week. key role in short-yardage and red zone Jacob Eason demonstrated his im- situations. proving mastery of Washington’s offense, Newton already has five rushing throwing for 290 yards and completing 24 touchdowns. of 28 passes for a career-best 85.7 com- The balance of running backs will be pletion percentage. important facing a USC defense that’s Along with Eason’s performance, giving up 170.5 yards per game on the Washington’s pass catchers seem to have ground and 4.3 yards per rush. addressed the drops that became a major factor in the loss to Cal. ROAD WOES “I think there was good progress there. The Trojans’ loss at BYU two weeks Probably collectively as a group, the ago continued the team’s troubles on the quarterback to the wide outs, I thought road. those guys caught the ball well. Obvi- USC has lost five of its past seven road ously, Jacob threw it in there pretty well,” games over the past two seasons. Washington coach Chris Petersen said. The Trojans haven’t beaten a ranked Other things to watch when the Trojans team on the road since Nov. 12, 2016, and Huskies meet for the first time since when they defeated then-No. 4 Washing- the 2016 season: ton 26-13 in Seattle.

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Nick Jr. Live!: “Move to the Music,” 6 p.m. Oct. 1 and 2, Rabobank Arena, 1001 Truxtun Ave. $18-$55. 852-7300. axs.com. Crepe Paper Chrysanthemum Flower Workshop: Registration required, 10 a.m.-noon, Riverlakes Ranch, 5201 Riverlakes Drive. $15. 395-4431. levan.asapconnected. October com. Road. $140; $180 VIP. 204-4016. Kern Audubon Society Meeting: allseatedinabarn.com/eventlist. Get information about Birding “Celebrating Beethoven”: Festival, 7 p.m., Kern County With the Bakersfield Symphony Superintendent of Schools, 1300 Orchestra, 7:30 p.m., Rabobank 17th St., Room 1B. lamcmillian@ Theater, 1001 Truxtun Ave. $20- sbcglobal.net. $45. 323-7928. bsonow.org. Links for Life Support Group Bakersfield High School Class of Meeting: 6:30 p.m., Links for 1974, 45th Reunion: 6 p.m., Lu- Life, 5301 Office Park Drive, Suite igi’s, 725 19th St. $60. 335-2195. 370. 322-5601. linksforlife.org. [email protected]. North High School Class of 1999, 20th Reunion: 6 p.m., OCT. 2 Speakeasy Bar and Grill at 1933 Event Center, 7900 Downing Ave. BC Distinguished Speaker $50. 829-5377. Northhigh99@ Series: Erin Gruwell, founder gmail.com. of Freedom Writers Foundation, Craft and Vendor Show: 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Bakersfield 10 a.m.-3 p.m., The Villas at College, Indoor Theatre, 1801 Scenic River, 4015 Scenic River Panorama Drive. Free. 395-4011. Lane, 4015 Scenic River Lane. bakersfieldcollege.edu. 588-2400. Kern County Museum Lecture Kern Astronomical Society Series: “Bakersfield’s Notorious Community Star Party: Honky Tonks” with Lori Wear, 7-9 p.m., Barnes and Noble, 4001 6-8 p.m., Kern County Museum, California Ave. kernastro.org. 3801 Chester Ave. $10; $5 The Improv Playground: Practice students; free for members. 437- improv at 6 p.m.; enjoy a show 3330. kerncountymuseum.org. at 8 p.m. Oct. 5 and 12, Empire Downtown Mural Ribbon Improv, 1220 Oak St., Suite C. $10- Cutting: 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Rio Acai $12. 530-414-0050. Bowls, 1914 Chester Ave. bakers- Fourth annual Pep Boys Car fieldchamber.org. Show: 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Pep Boys, Job Fest: Bring copies of resumes CALIFORNIAN FILE 4605 Planz Road. Free entry for all and prepare for on-site inter- Lora Rogers, right, with Kern County CattleWomen, gives out treats during last year’s Safe vehicles. 834-6858, Ext. 3. views, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 2, Tejon Halloween at the Kern County Museum. It will return Oct. 30 and 31. Blaine Willard Memorial Car Ranch Commerce Center, 5821 Show: 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Wasco Elks Dennis McCarthy Drive, Lebec; Lodge, 16694 Wasco Ave., Wasco. Medical Career and Resource Fair, HALLOWEEN AND FALL EVENTS 747-8831. 9 a.m.-noon, Oct. 3, Ag Pavillion, October Fun Fest: 8 a.m.-8 p.m., Sundays through Bring a pumpkin for your child to paint, candy to Blast from the Past 4, Boat, Hot 3300 E. Belle Terrace. 556-0174. Thursdays; 8 a.m.-10 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays, pass out, trick-or-treat bag, seating; costumes Rod and Motorcycle Show: Meditation at the Museum: now through Oct. 31, Murray Family Farms, 6700 encouraged, 11 a.m. Oct. 26, Windsor Park, 10400 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lake Ming, Lake 10 a.m. Oct. 2; Yoga at the Mu- General Beale Road. $5.99-$14.99. murrayfamily- Dorchester St. Ming Road. 310-625-1352. fot- seum, 6 p.m. Oct. 4, Bakersfield farms.org. Second annual Halloween Pub Crawl: Must be mevents.net. Museum of Art, 1930 R St. Free. Tapia’s Rosamond Pumpkin Patch: 10 a.m.-8 21 and above, 4:30-9 p.m. Oct. 26, starts at Riley’s, 323-7219. [email protected]. p.m., Oct. 1-31, 1855 W Rosamond Blvd., Rosamond. 1523 19th St. $12-$36. eventbrite.com. 256-0577. Fright Hike/Wind Wolves Night Hike: Regis- OCT. 6 Scare Valley/Halloweenville: 6 p.m. to midnight tration recommended; no pets allowed, 6:15 p.m. OCT. 3 Fridays and Saturdays, 6 to 10 p.m. Sundays, Oct. 4 Oct. 26, Wind Wolves Preserve, 16019 CA-166. We Will Rock You: The Musical on through Nov. 2, Kern County Museum, 3801 Chester Free. 220-5057. riverrunrvpark.com/events/ Tour: 7 p.m., Fox Theater, 2001 H The Milk Carton Kids: 7:30 p.m., Ave. $15 for haunt, $10 Halloweenville activity wrist- fright-hike-wind-wolves-night-hike. St. $45-$180. 324-1369. theba- Buck Owens Crystal Palace, 2800 band, $10 for paintball. 437-3330. scarevalley.com. Fifth annual Halloween Bash: Costumes required, kersfieldfox.com. Buck Owens Blvd. $35. 328-7560. Banducci’s Family Pumpkin Patch: 9 a.m.-7 p.m. must be 21 and above, 9 p.m. Oct. 26, Elements Go Red Por tu Corazon A tu buckowens.com. Mondays through Saturdays, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sun- Venue and Banquet Centre, 3401 Chester Ave., Salud: Features health screen- St. Vincent Annual Fall BBQ: days, Oct. 5-31, 10747 Taft Highway. 832-2332. Suite H. $10-$25; reservations recommended. 301- ings and more, 1 p.m., St. Francis Doors open at 5 p.m.; dinner Dark Dial: Haunted Radio: 6-7 p.m. Tuesdays, Beale 4681. eventbrite.com. of Assisi Parish, 900 H St. Free. served from 5:30-7:30 p.m., St. Memorial Library, 701 Truxtun Ave. 868-0701. “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”: With Velvet 327-4734. Frenchy.Valenzuela@ Vincent de Paul Center, 316 Baker kerncountylibrary.org. Darkness, 11:59 p.m. Oct. 26, Fox Theater, 2001 H heart.org. St. $35. 872-1543. Happy Halloween Bunco: RSVP required, must St. $5-$20, prop bag $3. thebakersfieldfox.com, “EmpowHER- A Girl’s Night be 21 and above, food served at 5 p.m.; game at 6 324-1369. Out”: RSVP requested, 5:30- p.m. Oct. 5, Mauricio’s Grill and Cantina, patio area, Byte Me Halloween Event: 8 p.m. Oct. 26, Brook- OCT. 7 7:30 p.m., Mercy Hospital South- 10700 Rosedale Highway. $10. 589-5292. face- lyn’s Event Center, 4500 Buck Owens Blvd. $15- west, 400 Old River Road; Friends book.com/events/mauricios-grill-cantina. $320. 426-3901. WWE Monday Night Raw: of Mercy Walking Path; 551 Second annual Oktoberfest 2019: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Halloween Party: 5 p.m. Oct. 26, 1933 Event Center, 4:30 p.m., Rabobank Arena, 1001 Shanley Court. Free. 324-7070. Oct. 5, Bootleggers Craft Pub and Eatery, 955 Oak 7900 Downing Ave. $13 in advance; $18 at the door. Truxtun Ave. $15-$95. 852-7300. “DisABILITY Movement Event”: St. Free; must be 21 and above. 322-2123. 829-5377. eventbrite.com. axs.com. Showcase and resource fair, Halloween Adult Cookie Class: For ages 16 and Optimal Cares Halloween Car Show and Trunk Kern County Science Alliance: 2-6 p.m., IBEW Local 428, 3921 above, 2-4 p.m. Oct. 6, Sweet Miss Bake Shop, or Treat: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 26, Bakersfield RV 7 p.m., Buena Vista Museum of N. Sillect Ave. Free; all ages 7700 Palodura Court. $30. facebook.com/events. Resort, 5025 Wible Road. 716-8000. Natural History and Science, 2018 welcome. 395-2553. Lizzette. Chris Lopez Halloween Spootacular Magic Bakersfield Monster Mash Dash: 9 a.m. Oct. 27, Chester Ave. 333-3203. davidreal- [email protected]. Show: Recommended for ages 7 and above, 7 The Park at River Walk, 11298 Stockdale Highway. [email protected]. California Clean Air Day: p.m. Oct. 11 and 12; 2 p.m. Oct. 13, Stockdale Affairs $25-$40. runsignup.com/RACE/CA/Bakersfield/ 5:30-7 p.m., CSUB, Edible Garden, Event Center, 201 New Stine Road, Suite 350. $15- BakersfieldMonsterMashDash. 9001 Stockdale Highway. 654- $20. 324-6561. ChrisLopezMagic.com. Cinema Macabre: “Psycho,” 6 p.m., Oct. 30 Beale OCT. 8 3552. csub.edu/sustainability/ Tehachapi Apple Festival: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Oct. 12, Memorial Library, 701 Truxtun Ave. Free. ediblegarden. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 13, Green Street, downtown Safe Halloween at Kern County Museum: 5 p.m. Men’s Strong Links Hangout: “Water Presents” Lecture Tehachapi. tehachapiapplefestival.com. Oct. 30 and 31, Kern County Museum, 3801 Chester Men only please, 6:30 p.m., Series: With Mark Arax and Lois Second annual Oktoberfest: Must be 21 and Ave. $10 for ages 5-13; $5 for ages 14 and above; Imbibe Wine and Spirits, 4140 Henry, 6 p.m., CSUB, Walter W. above, 5:30 p.m. Oct. 12 Junior League of Bakers- ages 4 and under are free. 437-3330. kerncounty- Truxtun Ave. 322-5601. linksfor- Stiern Library, Dezember Reading field, Community Center, 1928 19th St. $55; $85 museum.org. life.org. Room, 9001 Stockdale Highway. VIP. 322-1671. juniorleagueofbakersfield.org. Halloween Parade: 9 a.m. Oct. 31, Bakersfield City BC Active Shooter Response Free. 654-3036. csub.edu. Harvest Faire: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Oct. 12, Mill Creek School District, 1300 Baker St. 631-4600. bcsd. Training: Noon Oct. 8 and 17, “Comedy and Cocktails”: 7 p.m., Christian Church, 1660 S St. $10; children $5; chil- com. Bakersfield College, Levan Center, The Tower Craft Bar and Grill, dren ages 5 and under are free. 327-1673. Halloween Night: 9 p.m. Oct. 31, The Padre Hotel, 1801 Panorama Drive. Free. Ba- 1200 Truxtun Ave. $5-$13. 321- A Frightful Fete and Magic Show: With magician 1702 18th St. No cover charge. 427-4900. thepa- kersfieldcollege.edu. 9597. thetower-restaurant.com. Ron Saylor, dinner at 6:30 p.m.; magic show at 8 drehotel.com. p.m. Oct. 14, Dot x Ott, 930 18th St. $80; must be 21 Kernville Fall Festival: 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Oct. 26, 9 and above. 324-7112. a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 27, Riverside Park, 10 Kern River OCT. 9 OCT. 4 CSUB Party in the Park- Halloween Nights: Drive, Kernville. 760-376-2629. 6-9:30 p.m., Oct. 18, CSUB, Alumni Park, 9001 Annual Harvest Party: 11 a.m., Oct. 26, Northmin- Alliance 12th annual BBQ Burger A Taste of Grace: 6-9 p.m., The Stockdale Highway. $25-$50. 654-3391. eventbrite. ster Presbyterian Church, 3700 Union Ave. Free. Fundraiser: 11 a.m.-2 p.m., KGET Gardens at Mill Creek, 712 19th com/e/2019-party-in-the-park-halloween-nights. 325-0929. Channel 17, parking lot, 2120 L St. St. $30-$100. allevents.in/ Pumpkin Dinosaurs: Kids create Halloween arts Fall Festival: 4-6 p.m. Oct. 27, Westside Church of $5 for burger, chips, cookie and bakersfield/a-taste-of-grace. and crafts, 10:30 a.m. Oct. 19, Buena Vista Museum Christ, 7300 Stockdale Highway. Free. 831-4460. drink. Greek Food Festival: 5-11 p.m. of Natural History and Science, 2018 Chester Ave. westsidelife.org/fallfestival. Diamonds and Denim: 8 p.m., Oct. 4; 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Oct. 5; $4-$8. 324-6350. Annual Harvest Festival: 5-7:30 p.m. Oct. 27, Olive Buck Owens Crystal Palace, 2800 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 6, Greek Or- Boo-at-the-Zoo: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Oct. 19 and 20, Knolls Church, 6201 Fruitvale Ave. Free. 399-3303. Buck Owens Blvd. $100-$150. thodox Church, 401 Truxtun Ave. CALM, 10500 Alfred Harrell Highway. $5-$10; oliveknolls.com. 328-7560. buckowens.com. $5; children under 12 are free. members free and children 12 and under free. 872- Fall-Le-Luiah Festival: 6-8 p.m. Oct. 31, Heritage Kern County Museum Lecture 325-8694. BakersfieldGreekFood- 2256. calmzoo.org. Bible Church, 2323 Mt. Vernon Ave. Free. 833-2800. Series: “Bakersfield Modern Festival.org. “Spooky Stories to Tell in the Library”: For ages heritagebible.us. Influence of USC School of Ar- Ghosts Art Show: Bubble Pop Gal- 16 and over, three tours starting at 7:30 p.m. Oct. Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat: 6-8 p.m. Oct. chitecture,” 6 p.m., Kern County lery: 5-9 p.m. Oct. 4, Fox Theater, 23 and 24, Beale Memorial Library, 701 Truxtun Ave. 31, Olive Branch Community Church, 12000 Museum, 3801 Chester Ave. $10; East Lobby, 2001 H St. 324-1369. Event is free but you must register at eventbrite. Olive Drive. Free. 589-9003. eventbrite.com/e/ $5 for children; members free. bubblepopgallery.com. com starting Oct. 9. fall-festival-trunk-or-treat-tickets. 437-3330. Sierra Hull Concert: 7:30 p.m., 2019 annual Safe Trunk or Treat: 5-7 p.m. Oct. Trunk or Treat: 6 p.m. Oct. 31, Grove Community Reptile Club of Bakersfield: World Records, 2815 F St. $40. 25, Kern County Sheriff’s Office, 1350 Norris Road; Church, 3804 Green Oaks Way, Shafter. Free. 527- 7 p.m., Buena Vista Museum of 325-1982. Sheriff’s Activity League, 1700 Flower St. Free. 2090. [email protected]. Natural History and Science, 2018 Smokin’ Armadillos: 8 p.m. Oct. 391-7500. Harvest Carnival: No scary costumes or dogs Chester Ave. 333-3203. davidreal- 4 and 5, Fox Theater, 2001 H St. Halloween Treats and Pumpkin Painting With please, 6-8 p.m., Oct. 31, Christ Church of the Val- [email protected]. $35-$70. 324-1369. thebakers- Bakersfield Special Needs Activities Group: ley, 13701 Stockdale Highway. Free. 589-8724. Pride Week Cultural Compe- fieldfox.com. tency Training: With the Center Amber Michelle: 7-9 p.m., for Sexuality and Gender Diversity Temblor Brewing Co., 3200 Buck Advocacy Services Coordinator, Owens Blvd., Suite 200. Free. participants; $15 for supporters. 10 a.m. meet at Bakersfield City Anne-Natasha Pinckney, noon, 489-4855. temblorbrewing.com. OCT. 5 322-5601. linksforlife.org. Hall South, 1600 Truxtun Ave. $10; CSUB, Walter W. Stiern Library, The Sorting Hat Book Club: Second annual Ties and Tiaras $5 for children; free for members. Dezember Reading Room. Free “Harry Potter and the Prisoner Sip and Savor: 7-11:30 p.m., Father Daughter Dance: Reser- 437-3330. eventbrite.com. admission and parking. 654-3172. of Azkaban,” 3 p.m. Oct. 4 and Bakersfield Country Club, 4200 vations recommended, 4-9 p.m., BC Rad Tech Program 50th csub.libcal.com. 18, Beale Memorial Library, 701 Country Club Drive. $100. 871- The Mark, 1623 19th St. $20-$50. Year Celebration: Cocktail Truxtun Ave. 868-0701. kerncoun- 4000. eventbrite.com/e/sip-and- 322-7665. eventbrite.com. hour begins at 5:30 p.m.; dinner tylibrary.org. savor-a-festival-of-kern-county- Community Recycling Day: and dancing begin at 6:30 p.m., OCT. 10 Kern Astronomical Society wines. 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Kern Schools Coconut Joe’s Banquet Hall, 4000 Meeting: 7:30 p.m., Round Table Links for Life Lace’n It Up: Federal Credit Union, Adminis- Easton Drive. $38. eventbrite. Newsboys United: 7 p.m., Rabo- Pizza, 4200 Gosford Road. 632- Features 5K Fun Run and Breast trative Office, 11500 Bolthouse com. bank Theater, 1001 Truxtun Ave. 6677. kernastro.org. Cancer Celebration Walk; regis- Drive. Free. 833-7816. Renee. Fall Winemaker Dinner: Featuring $22-$116. 852-7300. axs.com. BC Manufacturing Day 2019: tration required, registration at [email protected]. Andrew Jones of Field Recordings Son Volt: Featuring Andrew Du- 9 a.m.-noon, Bakersfield College, 7:30 a.m.; run at 8:30 a.m.; walk Kern County Museum Walking Winery, registration required, Plantis, 7:30 p.m., World Records, Outdoor Theater, 1801 Panorama at 9 a.m., Park at River Walk, Tour: “Downtown Mid-Century 6-10 p.m., All Seated in a Barn An- Drive. Free. 395-4011. 11200 Stockdale Highway. $30 for Architecture” by Lori Wear, imal Rescue, 10332 Shellabarger Please see OCTOBER | D2 D2 The Bakersfield Californian Saturday, September 28, 2019

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Greater Bakersfield Council of the OCTOBER Blind, 4:30-6:30 p.m., Salva- OCT. 22 Continued from PAGE D1 tion Army, 4417 Wilson Road. THEATER $25. 378-8282. joseph.wolosyk. 35th annual Kern Shake- Chester Ave. $30-$70. 325- Joe Bonamassa: 8 p.m., Fox The- 2815 F St. $45. 325-1982. [email protected]. speare Festival: Featuring 6100. bmtstars.com. ater, 2001 H St. $69-$179. 324- Friends of the Kern County Bounty of Kern County Farm to “Henry V” and “Twelfth Night,” “Veronica’s Room”: 8 p.m. 1369. thebakersfieldfox.com. Library Used Book Sale: Fork: 5 p.m., Kern County Fair- 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4, 5, 9, 10, 11 Oct. 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 and 19, The 11 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Oct. 10; 10 a.m.- grounds, 1142 South P St. $150. and 12; 2 p.m. Oct. 6 and 13, Empty Space, 706 Oak St. $10- 5:30 p.m. Oct. 11 and 12, Beale 397-9635. [email protected]. Bakersfield College, Edward $60. 327-7529. esonline.org. OCT. 23 Memorial Library, 701 Truxtun Sensory Friendly Celebration: Simonsen Indoor Theatre, 1801 Pitch Day at The Empty Ave. 868-0796. booksale19@ For autism and special needs Panorama Drive. $8-$12. 395- Space: Appointments re- The Steel Woods: 8 p.m., Buck gmail.com. children, 9:30 a.m., CALM, 10500 4011. eventbrite.com. quired, noon-2:30 p.m. Oct. 5, Owens’ Crystal Palace, 2800 Go Ye Therefore: Why Go: Panel Alfred Harrell Highway. Free; RSVP “Night of The Living Dead The Empty Space. Buck Owens Blvd. $15. 328-7560. discussion with author of “The required. 872-2256. sshelton@ Live”: 8 p.m. Oct. 4, 5, 11, “In the Mood”: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 5, buckowens.com. Boy Who Harnessed The Wind,” behaviorfrontiers.com. 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26; 2 p.m. Ovation Theatre, 1622 19th St. Farmers Market at Seven Oaks 7 p.m., Emmanuel Lutheran 50th Reunion for BHS Class of Oct. 6, 13 and 20, Bakersfield $25. 866-568-2846. theova- Business Park: 5 p.m., 4521 Church, 1900 Baker St. 323-3355. 1969: 5:30-11:30 p.m., Marriott Community Theatre, 2400 tiontheatre.com. Buena Vista Road. six23media@ [email protected]. Hotel, 801 Truxtun Ave. $80-$100. S. Chester Ave. $10-$16. 831- “The Turn of the Screw”: Pre- gmail.com. 21st annual Stand Down Day: 588-2092. monj6769@icloud. 8114. bctstage.org. sented by Theatre in the Black, Veterans receive housing ser- com. “Scary Poppins”: 7 p.m. Oct. seating is limited, 8 p.m. Oct vices, free breakfast, lunch, gro- North High School Class of 1989 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26; 2 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26, Guild OCT. 24 ceries, pet food, clothing, shoes, 30th Year Reunion: 6-10 p.m., p.m. Oct. 6, 13, 20 and 27, Gas- House, 1905 18th St. Cost is backpacks, grooming services, Wool Growers Restaurant, 620 E. light Melodrama, 12748 Jomani $30, includes snacks and wine. One Night on Bourbon Street: showers, haircuts, hygiene kits, 19th St. $35. 333-0889. Drive. $14-$25. 587-3377. theatreintheblack.com. Meet and greet at 5:45 p.m.; medical services and apply for A Movement Flight: 7:30 p.m., themelodrama.com. “The Addams Family”: 7:30 program at 6 p.m., Bakersfield veterans benefits, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Temblor Brewing Co., 3200 Buck “Camelot”: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4, p.m. Oct. 18, 19, 25 and 26; 2 Museum of Art, 1930 R St. $50 Stramler Park, 3805 Chester Ave. Owens Blvd., Suite 200. $35- 5, 10, 11 and 12; 2 p.m. Oct. 6, p.m. Oct. 20 and 27, Ovation advance tickets; $60 at the door. 873-4600. cavaf.org. $50. 489-4855. kerndance.org/ Stars Theatre Restaurant, 1931 Theatre. $15-$35. 407-3929. friendshiphouse1957@ FLIGHT. gmail.com. Fifth annual Music Festival: 10th annual Alumni and Friends OCT. 11 7-10 p.m., Babe Ruth Ball Park, Outreach Center, 1921 19th Year Improv Reunion, 3, 5:30, 7, Cougar Cookout: 5:30- 1280 Poplar Ave., Wasco. $20 St. Free. 322-0931. eventbrite. 9 and 10:30 p.m. Oct. 18 and 19, 8:30 p.m., Taft College, in the Dwight Yoakam: 8 p.m., Fox in advance; $30 at the door. com/e/free-womens-self-de- Empire Improv, 1220 Oak St. $10 Quad, 29 Cougar Court, Taft. $30; Theater, 2001 H St. $56-$96. 324- eventbrite.com. fense-class-registration. in advance; $12 at the door. 530- $20 alumni, faculty and staff; free 1369. thebakersfieldfox.com. Bakersfield Photography Class: 414-0050. michael@empireim- for veterans. 763-7961. eventbrite. Smooth Sounds of Santana: A 8 a.m., Hart Park, Alfred Harrell prov.com. com. Santana tribute, 7 p.m., Bakers- Highway. $149. 714-745-4222. OCT. 17 Health and Resource Fair: Kaiser Permanente Pediatric field Music Hall of Fame, 2231 [email protected]. 5:30 p.m., Kern County Fair- Educational Series: “Effects R St. $30; $35 VIP. 864-1701. Carly Pearce: 8 p.m., Buck Owens’ grounds, 1142 South P St. 868- of Social Media on Adolescents,” bakersfieldmusichalloffame.com. Crystal Palace, 2800 Buck Owens 1212. [email protected]. 5:30 p.m., Kaiser Permanente, Jo Koy, “Just Kidding World OCT. 13 Blvd. $20. 328-7560. buckowens. 5055 California Ave. Free. 852- Tour”: 8 p.m., Rabobank Arena, com. 3682. kimberley.a.jenkins@ 1001 Truxtun Ave. $45-$55. 852- Taste of the Arts: 4:30- Strange Days: Tribute to The OCT. 19 kp.org. 7300. axs.com. 6:30 p.m., CSUB, Dore Theatre, Doors, 7 p.m., Bakersfield Music Hip Hop for Hope: 7 p.m., Temblor 9001 Stockdale Highway. Hall of Fame, 2231 R St. $30; $35 21st annual Via Arté Italian Brewing Co., 3200 Buck Owens 654-3036. facebook.com/ VIP. 864-1701. bakersfieldmusi- Street Painting Festival: Blvd., Suite 200. $15. 489-4855. events/csub-music-theatre/ challoffame.com. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Oct. 19 and 20, The OCT. 25 Fifth annual BYP Downtown taste-of-the-arts. Taste of Downtown: 5:30- Marketplace, 9000 Ming Ave. Night at the Museum: Flashlight Street Party: 7-11 p.m., The Park Strides 4CJD Bakersfield: 9:30 p.m., Kern County Museum, $20. 323-7219. viaartebakersfield. tour in the dark, 6:30 p.m., Buena at The Mark and Wall Street Alley, Features two-mile walk or 5K run; 3801 Chester Ave. $5 entry ad- com. Vista Museum of Natural History 1623 19th St. $20-$35. 327-4421. dogs on leashes welcome, 9 a.m., mission; $1-$10 per tasting ticket; Third annual Hart Park After and Science, 2018 Chester Ave. eventbrite.com. Lake Ming, 12769 Lake Ming Road. children admitted free. 325-5892. Dark: 5-8 p.m., Section 7 of Hart $6-$8. Reservations required. Kern 2019 Women Inspiring $20-$30. 322-8741. corumm@ bakersfielddba.com. Memorial Park. Free. 324-6350. Girls Awards Dinner: 6 p.m., hallamb.com. Rose and Whiskey Tasting: “Startacular”: 6 p.m., Stars The- Toast and Taste the Season Petroleum Club of Bakersfield, Halloween Full Moon Bike Ride: 5:30 p.m., Imbibe, 4140 Truxtun atre Restaurant, 1931 Chester Ave. Fundraiser: Casual attire and 12th floor, 5060 California Ave. Dress in costume and ride from Ave. $25 in advance; $30 at the $100. 325-6100. bmtstars.com. garden appropriate footwear $100. 800-490-8653, Ext. 130. Beach Park to The Marketplace door. 322-5601. staff@linksforlife. El Tri De Alex Lora, Victimas encouraged, 6-8:30 p.m., Buena WIGSKern19.givesmart.com. with Bike Bakersfield, 7 p.m., org. and La Castaneda: 7 p.m., Fox Vista Edible Schoolyard, 6520 34th annual Budweiser Nation- Beach Park, 3400 21st St. 321- League of Women Voters Theater, 2001 H St. $65-$125. Buena Vista Road. $75. 241-7047. als Race: Gates open at 5 p.m.; 9247. bikebakersfield.org. Meeting: With Louis Gill of the 324-1369. thebakersfieldfox.com. esytoastandtaste.com. racing begins at 7 p.m. Oct. 11 and Bakersfield Homeless Center, Fall Variety Show: Musical mys- 12, Bakersfield Speedway, 5001 N. dinner at 5:30 p.m.; program at tery show with The Bakersfield Chester Ave. $6-$12, free for ages OCT. 14 6:15 p.m., Reider Center, 2000 K Blend Chorus, 3 p.m., Bakersfield 5 and under. 393-3373. bakers- St. 634-3773. Masonic Hall, 1920 18th St. $20; OCT. 26 fieldspeedway.com. CASA Fall Hybrid Volunteer Kern River Valley Astronomy $10 for ages 6-12. 619-3255. kkof- Out of the Darkness Kern Training Class: 5:30 p.m., CASA Club Meeting: Bring your own [email protected]. County Community Walk: Free of Kern County, 1717 Columbus St. telescope or borrow one of the 2019 Walk to End Alzheimer’s: registration required, check-in/ 631-2272. outreach@kerncasa. groups to learn about the stars, Registration required, donations OCT. 12 registration at 9 a.m.; walk from org. 7 p.m., Kernville Museum, 49 Big accepted, registration at 8 a.m.; 10 a.m.-1 p.m., The Park at River Godsmack with Halestorm: Kern Turtle and Tortoise Club: Blue Road, Kernville. 760-376- ceremony at 9 a.m.; walk at Walk, 11298 Stockdale Highway. 7 p.m., Rabobank Arena, 1001 6:30 p.m., St. Phillip the Apostle 1291. kern-river-valley-astronomy. 9:30 a.m., The Park at River Walk, 909-367-4071. afsp.donordrive. Truxtun Ave. $36.50-$76.50. 852- Church, Logan Hall Complex, 7100 weebly.com. 11200 Stockdale Highway. 437- com. 7300. axs.com. Stockdale Highway. 873-1545. Kern County Mineral Society 8148. ALZ.org/walk. Run to Remember 2019: 7 a.m., Glitter Fox: 7:30 p.m., Ovation KernCTTC.org. Meeting: 7:30 p.m., East Bakers- Kern County Heart and Stroke Hoffman Hospice Home, 4401 Theatre, 1622 19th St. $20 plus field Veterans Hall, 2101 Ridge Walk: 5K or 2K non-competitive Buena Vista Road. $30-$45. 410- two-item minimum. 866-568- Road. Free; open to all. 391-9436. walk, dogs on leashes welcome, 1010. tvarner@hoffmannhospice. 2846. theovationtheatre.com. 8 a.m., CSUB Amphitheater, 9001 OCT. 15 org. The Legendary Count Basie Or- Stockdale Highway. Kelley.Berry@ Seventh annual Trinkets and chestra: 7:30 p.m., Fox Theater, An Evening with Scott B. Bomar: heart.org. OCT. 18 Treasures Yard Sale/Arts and 2001 H St. $30-$60. 324-1369. Presentation with Bakersfield Second annual Valley Fever Crafts Show: 8 a.m., Woman’s thebakersfieldfox.com. Sound historian, registration Steve Rannazzisi: Must be 18 and Kids Day: Children with valley Club of Bakersfield, 2030 18th St. Golden Empire Kiwanis Fall required, 6 p.m., CSUB, Walter above; shows at 7 and 9 p.m., fever receive activity wristbands, 325-7889. womansclubbakers- Fling Car Show: 7 a.m.-2 p.m., W. Stiern Library, 9001 Stock- Temblor Brewing Co., 3200 Buck $5 game card, pizza; parents/ field.org. Olive Knolls Church, 6201 Fruit- dale Highway. Free. 654-3172. Owens Blvd., Suite 200. $30; $50 siblings pay $15 for wristbands, All ages wel- vale Ave. $30 preregistration per eventbrite.com/e/scott-b-bomar. VIP. 489-4855. temblorbrewing. RSVP required, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., “Halloween Havoc”: car; free for spectators. 332-9721. com. Camelot Park, 1251 Oak St. come, 4:30 p.m., Jerry’s Pizza and goldenempirekiwanis.com. Latina Empowerment Day 2019: 319-2098.. Pub, 1817 Chester Ave. 633-1000. First annual ASIAB Streets of OCT. 16 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Doubletree North High School 50th Year Re- jerryspizza.com. Bakersfield Fundraiser Ride: Hotel, 3100 Camino Del Rio Court. union: RSVP required, 6-10 p.m., Lights Out Bully Fest: 3 p.m., Sam Includes an equestrian ride on Kern County Museum Lecture $25-$35. 323-7111. eventbrite. Hardscrabble Barn, 18346 Old Lynn Ballpark, 4009 Chester Ave. your own horse, lunch and T-shirt Series: “Bootleggers, Booze com. River Road, Gate 4. $79; must 716-4487. allevents.in. for all participants; registration and Busts: Prohibition in Kern Chevron Retirees annual Fall purchase tickets in advance. Coffee and Cars: 7-9 a.m., The recommended, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m., County, 1919-1933” by Richard Picnic: RSVP required, 11 a.m., 706-3212. northhighstars1969@ Blvd., 3200 Buck Owens Blvd., The Park at River Walk, 11298 Roux, 6-8 p.m., Kern County Mu- Riverlakes Ranch, picnic area, gmail.com. Suite 300. Free for spectators; Stockdale Highway. $40. 204- seum, 3801 Chester Ave. $10; $5 3825 Riverlakes Drive. $16. 589- Devoted Women’s Conference: food and beverages available for 4016. allseatedinabarn.com/ students; free for members. 437- 6543. [email protected]. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Canyon Hills purchase. 431-7688. temblor- eventlist. 3330. kerncountymuseum.org. 28th annual Old Time Ped- Assembly of God Church, 7001 brewing.com. Fifth annual Children Are Pre- “The Bakersfield Sound” CD dler’s Faire: 5-9 p.m. Oct. Auburn St. $55-$60. 871-1150. cious Carnival: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Box Set Release Party: Doors 18; 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Oct. 19; canyonhills.com/rsvp. Oct. 12, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 13, open at 5 p.m., music starts at 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Oct. 20, Kern Ninth annual Rib Cook-off: Con- OCT. 27 Rancho Rio Equestrian Center, 6:30 p.m., Buck Owens’ Crystal County Fairgrounds, 1142 S. P St. testants start at 11 a.m., dinner at 5320 Peacock Park Lane. Free. Palace, 2800 Buck Owens Blvd. 833-4900. 5 p.m.; Mojave Elks lodge #2059, Village Flea Market: 631-2272. mmorales@kerncasa. No cover; RSVP recommended at 1969 Foothill High School 50th 16200 K St., Mojave. 747-3435. 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Kern County Mu- org. 328-7560. Reunion: Meet and Greet, 6 p.m. mojaveelks.com/ribs. seum, 3801 Chester Ave. $5; free Seventh annual Rusty Roots Mobile Health Clinic: No appoint- Oct. 18; prayer breakfast 9-11 a.m. Strong and Beautiful Links for for children 10 and under. 437- Show: Shop for antiques and vin- ment necessary, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Oct. 19; Basque banquet, 7 p.m. Life Lunch: Ladies only please, 3330. kerncountymuseum.org. tage items, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., CSUB, Lamont Library, 8304 Segrue Oct. 19, all events at Elements 11:30 a.m., Too Fat Sandwiches, Seventh annual Ladies After- 9001 Stockdale Highway. $5-$10. Road, Lamont. Free. 321-3000. Venue, 3401 Chester Ave., Suite 721 18th St. 322-5601. linksforlife. noon Tea: 2-4:30 p.m., Kern Law 654-3036. eventbrite.com/e/ Free Women’s Self Defense H. $25-$75. 203-1125. jkmelson@ org. Enforcement Association, 3417 rusty-roots-show. Class: With Bakersfield Elite sbcglobal.net. Market Day Event: 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Pegasus Drive. $40. 392-4430. Sikh Riders of America seventh Martial Arts, 6-9 p.m., Alliance Improv Jam: Second annual 37th Tractor Supply Co., 6710 Colony klea.org. annual Motorcycle Ride: Reg- St. 396-9636. glen2keys@msn. istration 8-10:30 a.m.; kick stands com. up at 11 a.m., Bakersfield Harley 12th Winfield-Watson Gather- OCT. 29 Davidson, 35089 Merle Haggard ing: 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Gene Winfield Drive. $18. 325-3644. sikhriderso- MOVIES Rod and Custom, 8201 Sierra Block Printing Art Class: For famerica.com. FOX THEATER 7 p.m. $7-$11. Highway, Mojave. 824-4728. beginners; registration required, Colonel Allensworth 12th 2001 H St., 324-1369, I Oct. 15 and 17: “Jay and Silent 40th Chevy Classic Car Show: 10 a.m., Beverly’s Fabric and annual 5K Run/Walk for thebakersfieldfox.com Bob Reboot,” 7 p.m. $15. 8 a.m., Lake Ming, barbecue area, Crafts, 2819 F St. $10 for class; Health Event: 9 a.m., Colonel I Oct. 7: “The Nightmare Before I Oct. 21: QT8: The First Eight,” 7 Lake Ming Road. 345-6235. bad- $25 for materials. 395-4431. Allensworth State Historic Park, Christmas,” 7 p.m. $5. p.m. $15. [email protected]. levan.asapconnected.com. Palmer Ave., Earlimart. $7-$20. I Oct. 18: “Burning,” 7:30 p.m. I Oct. 24: “The Reliant,” 7 p.m. 849-8433. active.com. $6. I Oct. 26 and 30: “Manon,” 9:55 Bakersfield Cactus and Succu- I Oct. 21: “Psycho,” 7 p.m. $5. a.m. Oct. 26; 1 and 6:30 p.m. OCT. 20 OCT. 30 lent Society’s 20th annual I Oct. 25: “Mystery Film,” 7:30 Oct. 30, $18-$24. Show and Sale: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. p.m. $6. I Oct. 27, 28 and 30: “Spirited J Balvin: 8 p.m., Rabobank, 1001 The One Book Project: Book sign- Oct. 12; 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 13, St. I Oct. 26: “The Rocky Horror Pic- Away,” 12:55 p.m. Oct. 27; 7 Truxtun Ave. $54-$1,092. 852- ing of “The Boy Who Harnessed Paul’s Church , 2216 17th St. Free ture Show,” 11:59 p.m. $5-$20. p.m. Oct. 28 and 30. 7300. axs.com. The Wind” by William Kamk- admission and parking. 831-8488. I Oct. 27: “Raymonda,” 12:55 Los Temerarios: 8 p.m., Fox The- wamba, 7 p.m., CSUB, Icardo Bakersfield Brunch Fest: Must FATHOM EVENTS p.m. $18. ater, 2001 H St. $55-$125. 324- Center, 9001 Stockdale Highway. be 21 and above, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Edwards Bakersfield I Oct. 28: “Love and Mercy,” 7 1369. thebakersfieldfox.com. 654-3060. kerncountylibrary.org. Kern County Museum, 3801 Stadium 14, 9000 Ming Ave., p.m. $7-11. “The President’s Own” U.S. Chester Ave. $70-$110. 437-3330. FathomEvents.com. $12.50, I Oct. 29: “Luzia,” 7 p.m. Marine Band: 3 p.m., Rabobank eventbrite.com. unless noted $12.50-$15. Convention Center, 1001 Truxtun OCT. 31 16th annual Walk to Defeat ALS: I Oct. 5 and 10: “Ghostbusters,” Ave. Free; limit of four. 202-433- Registration required, check-in at 4 p.m. Oct. 5; 7 p.m. Oct. 10, READING CINEMAS 5809. marineband.ticketleap.com. Eighth annual Porterville 9 a.m.; walk at 11 a.m., The Park $7-$11. VALLEY PLAZA WITH IMAX Shades of Buble: 2:30 p.m., Har- Veterans Stand Down and at River Walk, 11298 Stockdale I Oct. 7 and 10: “Elvis Un- 2000 Wible Road, 833-2230, vey Auditorium, 1241 G St. $5-$75. Resource Fair: Includes VA Highway. 559-285-0074. web. leashed,” 7 p.m. $15. readingcinemasus.com. 588-3920. Healthcare Enrollment (bring alsa.org. I Oct. 12 and 16: “Turandot,” 9:55 Horrorfest screenings at 7 Bakersfield Salsa and Music DD214), employment assistance, Bakersfield’s Food Truck a.m. Oct. 12; 1 and 6:30 p.m. p.m.; admission is $9.50 Festival: 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Stramler homeless resources, California Festival and Business Expo: Oct. 16, $18-$24. I Oct. 2: “28 Days Later” Park, 3805 Chester Park. $15-$60. Dept. of Veterans Affairs, VA Noon-5 p.m., Kern County Fair- I Oct. 13, 15 and 16: “Alien,” 1 I Oct. 9: “Shaun of the Dead” eventbrite.com/e/the-bakers- benefits and disability, flu shots, grounds, 1142 S.P St. $5; free for p.m. Oct. 13; 7 p.m. Oct. 15 and I Oct. 16: “The Texas Chainsaw field-salsa-music-festival. hepatitis C and blood pressure kids 12 and under, military, law en- 16. Massacre” Mommy and Me Planks and testing, 7 a.m.-1 p.m., Porterville forcement, fire and paramedics. I Oct. 14: Rob Zombie’s “3 From I Oct. 23: John Carpenter’s “The Juice Boxes Event: 2-4 p.m., Veterans Memorial Building, 1900 833-4900. kerncountyfair.com. Hell,” 7 p.m. Thing” Temblor Brewing Co., 3200 Buck W. Olive Ave., Porterville. 559- 13th annual Dine in the Dark I Oct. 14: “Skid Row Marathon,” I Oct. 31: “Psycho” Owens Blvd., Suite 200. $40. 489- 781-7963. Free registration at bit. Fundraiser: Presented by the 4855. planksanddranks.com. ly/2mcgSbF. Saturday, September 28, 2019 The Bakersfield Californian D3

Highgate Regents - Active Adult

Sunday 12-3 14226 Ebrington Dr. $459,840 Sunday 1-4 6107 Pembroke Ave. $309,955 Stunning move-in ready Traditional style home features 2 bed, w/den, 1701 Welshpool Ct. $729,950 Home with lots of pluses, updated kitchen w/newer cabinets & appli- & 2.5 baths in the gated, active adult community of Highgate Regents Delightful one-owner home now available in Seven Oaks, featuring 5 ances, lots of storage. 3 bed, 2 baths, fenced spa off master bedroom, at Seven Oaks. This home has been upgraded with stainless appli- bedrooms, 3.75 baths, on a beautiful custom home culdesac street. formal & informal living areas. Large dining area off kitchen, a dip- ances with two ovens, quartz countertops in the kitchen and master Offering 4382 feet per assessor, 2 fireplaces, game room, fenced ping pool outside w/waterfall, built in bbq, updated windows. Bonus bath, & fireplace in the spacious great room. Other amenities include swimming pool, game room, plus 2 laundry rooms, a swimming pool, room that can be a craft room, office or play room, garage has been luxury vinyl plank flooring in the living areas, a covered rear yard and side-load 3 car garage with electric gate. Superior quality, and reconfigured with lots of cabinets & still has parking. patio with gas BBQ stub, standard solar package, and 3-car garage. meticulous care have been given to this home, and it is a must-see. Susan Wyatt CalDRE # 00559871 661-703-4405 Sheila Collier CalDRE # 01231825 Christine Archuleta CalDRE# 01490705 Terri Collins CalDRE # 613837 661-664-0655 Sill Realty Group Castle & Cooke 661-829-1775 Watson Realty ERA

~~OPEN HOUSE~~ Sale Pending GORGEOUS VIEWS!

Saturday 12-3 6409 Carter Ave. $299,500 112 Westbluff Ct. $339,000 405 Taylor Street, Taft $180,999 Beautifully kept & well designed OLIVE DRIVE AREA 3 bed, 2 bath Welcome to YOUR next home, now available for you on a wonderful home on the original signature street of the community. Wonder- Gated, custom built home by Ad Riley on Panorama Bluffs with gor- street in Taft. Lovely 4 bed, home was constructed new in 2006. You’ll fully redone master. Nicely placed near the West end of the street & geous views day and night! Price to sell! Elegant living room with love the floor plan w/great room concept & separate dining area just on private Cul De Sac style lot with no through traffic. Home has fireplace. St. Charles kitchen and formal dining. Three spacious bed- adjacent to the kitchen, featuring great counter space, nice cabinetry Northern exposure to the front and Southern exposure to the rear & rooms, 2.75 baths plus bonus room. Large 2 car finished garage. & appliances.. Let me show you the bedrooms as they are of good LARGE shop or cabana style structure at rear of property. size and are well positioned down the hallway from one another. Mike Saba CalDRE # 01131837 661-203-8406 Mike Saba CalDRE # 01131837 661-203-8406 Gary Belter - DRE 00398738 661-619-9180 Watson Realty ERA Watson Realty ERA Coldwell Banker Preferred, Realtors

1 Acre in Quailwood

ALTA SIERRA $112,000 6604 Saddleback Drive $595,000 Sunday 1-4 Want cooler temps, country life, One owner Home Built by Hardt Construction Builder Plan 3779 SQ. 24320 San Juan Dr., Bear Valley Springs $1,225,000 FT on 1 Acre Lot, N/S facing lot. Upgraded throughout: fresh paint, Bear Valley Springs! 7-acre estate! Serene, peaceful in a beautiful or family get away? Almost 1acre, newer stainless appliances, plantation shutters, newer hard surface mountain setting, extensive brick work, magnificent trees. Main snow plowed rd, backs to forest, flooring. The Plan: Entry, Frml Liv, Frml Din, U-shaped Kit adj break- house+guest house, huge shop parking for 4+ cars, plus big RV barn. 1 hour away, 10 min to kernville, fast area, 4 bdrms/oversized Master bdrm, 2.75 bths, oversized Office. Perfect for a family compound or vacation getaway! Grand living 4 car garage, RV space, Pool/Spa, Cvd tie in Patio. Award winning area, game room, wine cellar, office, sunroom & large gazebo over- river & lake. school within walking distance! With down will carry some paper. looking the grounds. Call for BVS guard gate pass in advance! Leslie R. Walters CalDRE# 643622 661-332-7836 Mary Christenson CA DRE#00818891 661-301-6279 By Owner Call Robin 661-599-2357. Walters & Associates, Inc. Watson Realty ERA

Great opportunity!

Sunday 12-3 8536 Kern Canyon Road #26 $70,000 Sunday 1-4 2215 Crocus Dr. $525,000 This is a great Mobil Home! This 1989 Silver Crest, Split Wing 3 bed- 7923 Red Bud Ct. $814,888 Truly MAGNIFICENT! Golf Course View! 7 Oaks Gated 55+ Active room, Master Bedroom has a sitting room, 1 3/4 baths Master Bath Beautiful custom home in gated Blackwood Estates. Move in ready Adult Community. 2 Clubhouses, 2 pools & spas, Nautilus equip. gym. has 2 sinks, separate oval tub /shower, island Kitchen with granite w/hardwood floors, new carpet, tile, paint & custom cabinets. Split Active social events. This Beautiful 3 Bedroom home offers a spacious and white cabinets adjacent Family Room with fireplace, separate wing design w/ 4 bedrooms plus mother-in-law quarters or bonus kitchen w/granite covered island & counter tops with plenty storage. Formal Living and Formal Dining, inside Utility. Nice lot with handi- room, breakfast area, formal dining & spacious guest room. Great Custom window treatments throughout. Custom fans. 2 cvd patios cap ramps to the rear yard, Storage Building, yard to garden, and room is perfect for large gatherings & holidays. Overlook the 1/2 acre w/one offering one of the best views ever overlooking hole #1. gated. Pool/Club House/Tennis Courts, RV Storage area. lot, pool, spa, fire-pit & outdoor kitchen plus bonus paid solar. Marilee Reagor CalDRE # 01983245 661-203-2869 Leslie R. Walters CalDRE # 643622 661-332-7836 Dolores Stevenson - DRE 00936088 661-978-5468 Keller Williams Realty Walters & Associates, Inc. Coldwell Banker Preferred, Realtors

Old World Charm REALTORS, list your properties with photos in The Bakersfi eld Californian and sell them faster. PICTURE Perfect 2716 21st Street $775,777 1504 Corte Perito $570,000 11710 Blanket Flower Dr. $329,000 1930’s Style Home beautifully restored and renovated inside and out. Stockdale Estates/SplitBuy more, Wing Floor save Plan/True more! RV/Paid Solar Fresh paint, Upgraded to high standard designer finishes and features while newer hardwood flooring, newer upgraded carpet in bedrooms, maintaining Old World Charm. Featuring 5 bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, beautiful double door entry with lead glass, Formal Living Room Large 4 bedroom, 2 full baths, with large family room, open dining 395-7263 area, nice breakfast area and great patio. Oversized two car garage a Casita, a salt water style Swimming Pool and 3,400 square feet of adjacent FormalFor details, Dining email: Room, realteam@bakersfi newer remodeled eld.com white Kitchen: Best living area. The home also features PAID SOLAR and New Pricing. Cabinets, black granite island, stainless steel appliances, adjacent and huge RV parking with shed. Large lot! Everyone who steps in this home falls in love with it! breakfast area that opens to the Family room. Extended tie-in patio, Mike Saba CalDRE # 01131837 661-203-8406 sparkling pool, mature landscaping front and rear. On a Cul-d-sac. Leslie Walters CalDRE # 643622 661-332-7836 Leslie R. Walters CalDRE # 643622 661-332-7836 Sharron Perdue - DRE # 949515 661-205-4663 Watson Realty ERA & Walters and Associates Walters & Associates, Inc. Coldwell Banker Preferred, Realtors

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2224 Spruce Street $546,500 7613 Valemount $309,950 3217 Montello Street $215,000 WestchesterPICTURE Front Porch Elevation Main Perfect House: Entry Hall, Formal Living w/fireplace & picture window, Formal Dining & adjacent Quality Remodel/Laurelglen: 3 bdrms, 1 3/4 bths, Frml Liv, Frml Din, Home has formal living room with view of the pool, family room has Kitchen w/customBuy more, Best cabinets save & more!island, granite counters, stainless Fmly Rm, U-Shaped Kit, Fmly Rm w/frpl blt in book cases, 2car gar, a cozy fireplace, updated kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1.75 baths. Covered appliances, breakfast area, separate Family room w/ireplace, 3 bed, 1 pebble tec pool, yard to play, Newer plumbing, newer Pella patio overlooking the pool. 3/4 remodeled baths, Dual Pane windows, hardwood floors in Entry, widows/Anderson sliders, maple wood flring, custom maple curved Formal Dining 395-7235& Family Rooms! Office/Studio/Casitas: 483 sq ft ceiling, custom cabinets. This is a beauty! includingFor details, 3/4 bath email: & 4'x6' realteam@bakersfi steam shower, kitchenette eld.com w/granite cntrs. Leslie R. Walters CalDRE # 643622 661-332-7836 Leslie R. Walters CalDRE # 643622 661-332-7836 Sharron Perdue - DRE # 949515 661-205-4663 Walters & Associates, Inc. Walters & Associates, Inc. Coldwell Banker Preferred, Realtors

Riverlakes with a Pool! Tranquil Riverfront RIO BRAVO - Mountain Meadows!

4908 Islands Dr. $850,000 5201 Uplands of the Kern $825,000 10909 Stone Haven Drive, NE Only $325,000! Gorgeous Tuscany Villa 2 story/courtyard design, built by Rod Brown Custom home on 2.73 acres in gated Uplands of the Kern community on the Golf Course of Riverlakes! Rotunda Entry, views of the inte- at secluded end of the road. 5 bed, 4 bath, plus office. Gourmet Live near the mountains, clean, turn-key home in great location rior courtyard from the E, FRML dining, great rm, custom ofc, open island kitchen: Wolf cook top and granite. River rock fireplace with in a good neighborhood, on cul-de-sac , in immaculate condition, island kitchen w/breakfast area. Loads of windows for natural light, gas insert. Huge master, fireplace, jetted tub & walk in closet. Amaz- walking distance to excellent schools, true 4 BDRM, 2.5 BATHS. custom window treatments, light color scheme, 2 fireplaces. Lush ing yard with pool, pergola, orchard, and chicken coop. 4 car garage. Priced to SELL! Built in 2006,approx. 2,184s.f . on a 7,841s.f. lot, mature landscaping w/pool, spa and water fall, covered patio and Central vac. Attached MIL unit has living area, bedroom, bath, and 2-story, granite island kitchen, tile fireplace, family rm/kitchen attached 3 car garage. Too many upgrades to list. kitchenette. Fish, kayak, and jet ski from your own backyard. combo, formal living rm, formal dining rm, lush landscaping, 3-car tandem garage, tile roof. QUICK CLOSE! NO HOA fees! Leslie R. Walters CalDRE # 643622 661-332-7836 Patsy Burch CalDRE # 1041898 661-706-4161 Walters & Associates, Inc. Watson Realty ERA Mr. Robin Ablin CalDRE #996751 CALL NOW! 661-809-1910 RSC Realty Company D4 The Bakersfield Californian Saturday, September 28, 2019

Take another Look Classic Home

6604 Iron Oak Drive $625,000 717 Holtby Road $489,900 Sunday 12-3 Delightful Iron Oaks Gated Community. Denny Uhles custom Model 909 Marmara Ave. $219,900 home built with 4 bed plan, 2.75 bath & 3 car garage. Property fea- Beautiful property with 7 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 2- car garage and a tures formal dining & living and separate family room w/cozy brick sparkling pool. This elegant property features formal dining, formal Beautiful Southwest. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home is freshly painted fireplace. Gorgeous kitchen w/Corian counters, custom cabinets, living, five fireplaces and lovely kitchen with plenty of cabinet space. with brand new carpet, has gorgeous granite counters with deluxe island, oversized dishwasher, walk-in pantry, breakfast bar & area The spacious backyard has a covered patio, amazing lush greenery custom cabinets, has classy crown molding throughout home, beau- with lovely views to the backyard. The relaxing backyard has a cov- and sparkling pool perfect for those hot summer days. tiful ceramic tile, new upgraded fixtures, is only 8 years old and has a ered patio, block wall and amazing lush greenery with mature trees. large covered patio. Jon Busby CalDRE # 00974087 661-410-7355 Jon Busby CalDRE # 00974087 661-410-7355 Isaiah Acosta CalDRE # 02093444 559-542-5073 Team Busby - Miramar International-Mill Rock Team Busby - Miramar International-Mill Rock St. Clair Realty

JUST REDUCED Reduced to Sell! Huge Price Reduction

45845 Booth Ave., Panorama Heights $149,000 45846 Booth Ave., Panorama Heights $89,000 305 Montalvo Drive $454,000 Major remodeled two story home in Stockdale Estates w/ 4 bed, 2.75 Don’t miss this exceptional weekend Get-Away! Renovated & Don’t miss out on this great cabin. Nestled in he pines this 3Bd, 1Bth baths, RV parking & oversized detached 2 car garage. Home features Updated warm Cozy Interior! Vaulted Ceiling, Cozy woodstove pro- cabin is perfect for that weekend Get-Away! Bth updated w/ traver- custom fixtures & appliances, formal living & dining, updated wet pane-Fired! w/ Beautiful Rock Surround. Master downstairs - sleeping tine tile “walk in” shower! Master Bd Down 2 Bds up. Firepl Garage bar, great room, 2 fireplaces, spacious indoor laundry room, & mas- loft up. Washer / dryer, new water heater! Cabin is Ready to Go! Just w/ washer & dryer. Hook ups, Enclosed patio perfect to just sit w/ your sive game room w/plenty of storage space. Gorgeous remodeled bring your personal items. Easy year around access! favorite read! Very motivated , check this one out!! kitchen w/granite counter. Backyard offers cvd patio & sparkling pool.

Carrie Shreffler - DRE 01813041 661-301-3990 Carrie Shreffler - DRE 01813041 661-301-3990 Jon Busby CalDRE # 00974087 661-410-7355 Coldwell Banker Preferred, Realtors Coldwell Banker Preferred, Realtors Team Busby - Miramar International-Mill Rock

New Listing!!! Terrific Cabin - Alta Sierra

45974 Carlin Drive, Panorama Heights $145,000 1724 Alta Sierra Rd., Wofford Heights $249,000 Sunday 2-4 604 Cottage Park Way $279,895 Great cabin nestled in the tall Pines! Backs up to National Forest! 2 Check out this charmin, cozy cabin, great floor plan! w/ master, kith- RUN to see this home in the much loved community of River Oaks. Bd, 1-3/4 Bath this one has vaulted T&G Ceilings, lots of windows, cen, living @ street level. 2 Bds + utility / shop area downstairs! with This home will not disappoint. New carpet installed and freshly Firepl. Insert Antique Cookstove. Very warm & welcoming. Bring the Exterior access! T&G wood thru-out, wood stove, large deck, unob- painted for the new owner to put their stamp on it. Kitchen was Pets, fully fenced yard! Nice wrap around Deck w/ Forest views! Such structed Forest views w/small creek adjacent to lot! Perfect for remodeled by Lowes costing 20K and adding that perfect touch to a wonderul cozy cabin. Easy year around access! Don’t miss this. entertaining or just relaxing. complete this beautiful home. The yard is large enough to put in a pool. Adorable shed in yard to stay along with a beautiful fountain. Carrie Shreffler - DRE 01813041 661-301-3990 Carrie Shreffler - DRE 01813041 661-301-3990 Evelyn Martinez CalDRE # 01898624 661-348-0321 Coldwell Banker Preferred, Realtors Coldwell Banker Preferred, Realtors Miramar International-Mill Rock

Perfect for Entertaining

33181 Peterson Road $499,000 Saturday 12-3 Sunday 2-4 Over 2 acres with this charming country living property with 5 bed- 940 Fairway Dr. $594,949 4606 Polo Club Dr. $363,500 room, 3.5 bath, with an office, pool, tennis court and RV parking. This Hidden gem in one of Bakersfield's most affluent and desirable PAID SOLAR!! GOLF Lovers will enjoy an 800 sqft putting green with property features formal dining, 2 living areas, 2 brick fireplaces, a neighborhoods. Surrounded by lush landscape and mature trees - You flood lights for evening enjoyment NO Expense has been spared in nice kitchen & breakfast area, mother in law quarters. Huge back- must see inside to appreciate the beautiful Robert Mosley mid-cen- renovation & upgrades. Home features a split-wing floor plan with yard with a covered patio, built in BBQ, tennis court, playground, tury design & upgrades – perfect for entertaining! 3bed+2bath - wood-like floors throughout. Seller had fantastic taste when choos- amazing lush greenery surrounding the property, large garden area, Island kitchen w/bar seating, quartz, stainless appliances & farm sink. ing gorgeous upgrades such as counters, appliances, back-splash and fruit trees and a sparkling pool. There are animal corrals. Wet bar w/wine fridge. Side-by-side slate fireplace lighting in the kitchen. Both bath give a spa - like feeling. Jon Busby CalDRE # 00974087 661-410-7355 Robin Blanquette CalDRE # 02034955 661-301-3920 Nila Starr - CalDRE # 1060606 661-301-2790 Team Busby - Miramar International-Mill Rock Watson Realty ERA Watson Realty ERA

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OPEN HOUSE Saturday 10-6 & Sunday 12-6 Sunday 1-3 Sunday 1-4 4219 Spring Tree Lane JUST REDUCED $389,900 15901PICTURE Johnson Rd. Price PerfectReduction $624,950 6501 Chewacan Drive $309,500 Immaculate & well-maintained Laurel Glen home! 3 BR/2 BA, formal Located in one of Bakersfield's most desirable & sought after neigh- Spacious 2,659 SF New Home filled with Upgrades & Aesthetic Details borhoods on over half acre lot! Kitchen w/lots of storage, bar seating living & dining areas, & separate family room. Remodeled MBR suite • Includes: 4 Beds, 2.5 Baths, Loft, Open-style Great Room with Fire- & nook. FamilyBuy room more, w/fireplace. save Formal more!living & dining w/wet bar. featuring soothing jetted tub, separate walk-in shower, dual wash place & Built-in Cabinets, Gourmet Kitchen, Tile Flooring, Granite Large master w/fireplace & walk-in closet. Master bath w/dual vani- basins, beautiful Oak cabinets & large walk-in wardrobe closet! Back- Counters, Luxurious Owner’s Suite on First Floor, Large Covered Patio, ties, separate tub & shower. Indoor utility w/sink. Park like backyard yard will immediately become your own private retreat! There is a Tile Roof & More! Lot 209 w/mature landscaping,395-7263 covered patio, outdoor kitchen and pool. large pond w/cascading waterfall & your own gate to Corvallis Park! Call Elsa Silva at 661-301-8115 Kim SheridanFor details, email: CalDRE# realteam@bakersfi 01368775 eld.com661-978-4026 Bob Malkin CalDRE # 01173215 661-332-7677 San Joaquin Valley Homes CalDRE # 01951779 Watson Realty ERA Miramar International - Riverwalk Office Apartments for Rent Farms & Ranches Pistachios. 10+/- Acres. Kerman Vari- FREE CABLE TV-SMALL PET OK ety Planted 1979. Terra Bella Irrigation 2 bdrm...... from $895 District. 1 bdrms...... from $785 Horse Property with 2.7+/- Ac. Casa Real Aptartments Includes a HOME AND MOBILE HOME. 2224 So. Real Road 834-0576 25 Horse Stalls and tack rooms and visit stclairhousing.com for details Riding Arena. Private gate access to REALTORS, list your the Kern River/Equestrian Trails. Oil- PARKWOOD APARTMENTS dale. $199,000 properties with small pet O.K. - 2 fenced dog parks W. Michael Bennett (559)359-0781 2 pools, basketball court, playground DRE LIC #475779 photos in The 1 Bdrms from $835 2 Bdrms from $945 Home Realty and Land Co. Includes hi speed WiFi & std cable 120 N Main Street, Porterville Bakersfi eld 3401 Wible Road 833-0737 Californian and check us out stclairhousing.com Homes for Sale sell them faster. $715 NOR, 2+1, A/C, patio, laundry rm. 318 #3 Sycamore drive. 661-619-8947 OPEN HOUSE Sunday 11-3 Sunday 12-2 8536 Kern Canyon Road #213 $49,999 $850+Dep., SW, 2+1, gar, hkups., 13308 Giro Dr. Price Reduction $445,000 Well kept mobile home in great location w/views of the rolling hills No Sec 8. credit check. 661-588-7108 NW Palms Corner Lot Home – Entertainers Delight! from the front porch, triple wide manufactured split wing plan. Large 4Bed+Office+2.5BathPICTURE - Effortlessly flowingPerfect floorplan w/life-proof bedrooms, 2 full baths, master w/soaking tub & shower in the process Houses for Rent flooring in high traffic areas. Fam room w/fireplace. Formal of updating w/new cabinets & granite. Beautiful dining area open to living&dining rooms. Kitchen w/granite, stainless, island, bar seating, updated kitchen perfect for family gatherings, spacious great room $1,295, 2+1, Kern City, 55+ gas cooktop,Buy nook more, & pantry. save Master more! w/new walk-in shower & cedar w/corner fireplace, indoor laundry, + storage galore & nice backyard. on the Golf course, new paint & flrs., 4523 Judd Street $292,500 lined walk-in closet. Indoor utility. Cvrd patio. Backup generator. washer dryer/storage rm. pool jacuzzi, Beautiful Home 3 bed, 2 ba, Built 2006 lots of activities. 562-594-8171 Shandy Grantham CalDRE# 02049685 661-549-0179 Kathy Rivera CalDRE # 01395061 661-340-1846 1 Acre Lot, Large Shop, beautifully 395-7235 $725 NOR 2+1, patio, lndry rm. landscaped low maintenance. For details, email:Watson realteam@bakersfi Realty eld.com ERA Watson Realty ERA 105 1/2 Moneta. 661-619-8947 Roberto Ramirez 408-464-0285 Cal- DRE#02058510 Vista Real Estate Group, Inc. Office Space GET LOAN BENEFITS $2,700/mo Avail. 12/18/19. COMPLETELY RENOVATED Some are free• Call & ask 2,300 sq ft. Across from how our home loan helps Courthouse in Delano. you get these benefits: Buy 4 offices + 1 additional home low or no down & office /conference Room below value, or pay bills, lg reception area. Lg Break/ stop foreclosure, cut taxes, Kitchen. 8 cov’d parking spaces. get tax free profit, get rich 661-725-3600 1120 Kensington St. Delano thru appreciation, get loan & buy & flip & profit & pay no interest, bad credit & ITIN & Comm. & Industrial foreigner ok, get free $1250 Mo. Office Building, appraisal & loan approval & Columbus St. 661-535-5879 proof of funds letter• Dre Saturday 11-1 3128 North Inyo St. $169,900 Did you know you can place your ads 00707520• Rated A+ by BBB, 3015 Rose Petal St. $339,900 Great NE home, check out the Spacious Living Room with a nice Din- online at www.bakersfield.com? above Wells Fargo & Bk of Everyday! - 24 hours a day! Amer• For free loan Beautifully kept home in The Greens at Seven Oaks 55+ active-adult ing area, large Galley Kitchen with nook and pantry, a Nice den with gated community. 3 bedrooms, one set up as an office with built-in cozy knotty pine walls and a large glass sliding door access to the 3.8+/- Acres. Across street from new approval, email huge covered Patio and Breezeway. The bathroom is very spacious courthouse. Zoned D-PO. 500 feet Dan@Equity1Loans or call cabinetry, 2 baths, living, dining, kitchen nook. 2 car garage. Indoor frontage on Olive Ave. Markets, gov- laundry room. Absolutely move-in ready. Just a stone's-throw from and has been updated. The home has been freshly painted, original 661 330 2222 wood flooring throughout, AC plus owners have Updated Plumbing, ernmental agencies, drive-thru located the lovely clubhouse with a pool & gym. in same block.. back yard is very large w/grass area, fruit trees & rock water fountain. Three parcels-- .5 to .75 acres each. Doug Carter - CalDRE # 01098135 661-203-4943 Kathy Rivera CalDRE # 01395061 661-340-1846 Zoned Commercial General Service Manufact. & Mobile Watson Realty ERA W. Michael Bennett (559)359-0781 MANUFACTURED HOME FOR SALE Watson Realty ERA DRE LIC #475779 2+2+den/ofc. 55+ mobile park Morro Home Realty and Land Co. Bay CA. Please google 512 Pinon Dr 120 N Main Street, Porterville to see pictures and ad. 805-528-7171 Saturday, September 28, 2019 The Bakersfield Californian D5 Yard Sale - 93312 Cats Motorcycles & ATVs Travel Trailers Autos Yard Sales Public Notice Yard Sales or Garage Sales are permitted twice a year per address, and each PERSIAN SIAMESE KITTEN, Harley-Davidson 1997 Hy-Line, 2006, 5th Wheel, 36ft., Cadillac El Dorado 2001, sale is limited to two (2) Artist Retreat 1 female, beautiful. white long coat. 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Tools, piebalds, shots, wormed, blk/tan, wheels, Nav. head up display, $20,000. patio set, bench. Clothing, hats & red/tan, $800 each. 559-358-0226 Harley-Davidson 2014 Street Glide, located Wofford Heights 909-215-6471 control boxes, etc. linens. Acura car in great shape. Touring Model. 3K miles, mint condi- Teardrop Traier- full galley with side This is a quality and very tion, Asking $15,500/obo. Will consider board. Side dining table w/ 2 chairs, Violators are subject to possible trade 661-978-7019 easyup with side tent, all camping unique sale that you won't gear included. A customized must see fines. want to miss. unit. $5,500 Call 661-578-1560 ESTATE/YARD SALE Yard Sale - 93301 11106 Chimney ROCK Dr. Fri. Sat. Sun 7-1pm ESTATE SALE Everything Must Go!!! Vehicles 3200 EL ENCANTO #6 FRENCHIES for 2,000 each or make Chevy Corvette 2016 Z06 3LZ an offer. I have 2 males 12 weeks old IMPORTANT NOTICE red, one owner, 12K mi, perfect Pottery, Rugs, Capodimonte, , , Yard Sale - 93314 661-343-8393 cond, $64,495, (661) 664-8112 Fine Art Work, Sofas, Dressers, Harley-Davidson, Softail Deuce 2002, TO READERS AND Beds, Patio Furn, Yard Art. Full German Rottweiler Pups, females 15417 Anita Catrina Ct males 10 weeks, shots, tails docked, 1450CC 22k mi., fuel injection, lots of ADVERTISERS Kitchen, China, Crystal, Saturday 6 am healthy, parents on site $500. ea. obo extras, $7,000 760-801-8659 Costume Jewelry, Books, The price of items adver- Furn., clothing, household goods, 661-410-9222 tised by vehicle dealers in the And Much More knick-knacks and doo-dads. Sat Only 9am-12pm vehicle classifieds does not 213 El Paso include any applicable taxes, Sat 7am. No Early Birds Yard Sale - 93304 3 family sale. all kinds of unique license, transfer fees, finance charges, fees for air pollu- 2113 Belvedere Estate Sale, antique, stuff. Too much to list Chevy SSR 2005 excellent condition 72K miles $22,000/obo. furn., pictures, bedroom set, freezer & 4340 Sandy Gap Way tion control, device certifica- misc. Saturday and Sunday 8am Cleanest SSR you will find. Con- furn. electronics, clothes, toys, tions or dealer documentary tact 661-549-7579 or 661- 837-8709 and much more. Saturday 7am HD Roadking 2001, Clean, Good cond LABRADOR RETRIEVER runs strong. Purple/Silver, 5 Spd preparation charges, price Yard Sale - 93305 Beautiful Silver, Charcoal, Champagne, Tranny, Vance & Hines Exhausts, Lots shown expires on the date of Tired of riding of Chrome. Comes with a set of Hard- 1809 University Ave. Black, Yellow & Chocolate Pups Health Guarantee, Microchipped, bags (unpainted) OEM Harley Hard- publication, unless otherwise shotgun? No Early Birds Sat 8a-Noon Farm Raised. Pups Avail Now !! ware and locks keyed to match the specified by the advertiser. There is a car for household and Misc. items go to www.SilveroseLabs.com ignition. Title in hand... Asking $6500 Contact Tom @ 661-301-2486 you in the For Pictures. 559-246-0676 Californian Yard Sale - 93308 Antiques & Classics Classifieds. 16350 Driver Rd LIQUIDATION SALE Thur Fri Sat 9am--3pm HUGE Estate Sale Everything Must Go Saturday/Sunday All office supplies, Refrig. 7am to 1pm, Breaks room supplies, 17-20 tables. Clothes, toys, Lot of Tools some old tools. Shaben LABRADORS - AKC/OFA. Honda Goldwing 2010 20k mi. 5201 CIMARRON ST sprayer, dog/cat carriers, yellow. chocolate. black $600/$800. This has every option a Goldwing can women’s Golf clubs, scuba gear, cloth- 1976 Standard Beetle Mini, Mid-Size, Standard have . Comes with extra brand new Fiat 500. 2013 like new low miles ing men's & women's, household items, bikes, Honda 5.5 motor. front and rear tire . 14,000. obo Beaut Vegas Gold, 1600cc, made in stampin up stamps, papers, etc. LABRADOODLES $800/$1,500. Germany.All numbers match. New this car makes you feel very young Antique glass bottles. GERMAN SHEPHERDS AKC/OFA 661-821-1952 Saturday at 7AM Too much to list! muffler and cat conv. xlnt cond in/out. $4,900 661-204-8876 $800 GERMAN SHORTHAIR New SS roof rack. Will cruise 3220 Nord Rd, POINTERS AKC, $800. 559-358-0226 70 mph, no strain. 48,801 mi, Yard Sale - 93309 take Rosedale Hwy west, $9000. 661-619-7928 1325 Thunderbird St go North on Nord. Saturday and Sunday 8-3 Yard Sale - 93311 9515 Bard Court, Victory Kingpin 2004, 1500cc, Fiat POP, 2014 $6,500 obo Saturday, , 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. 20K miles, mint condition, Excellent condition. Girl Scout Collectibles, Princess Yorkie Mix Puppies, $4,000 firm. 661-387-1929 Call 661-204-4649. House, other collectibles, house- 8 weeks old, shots and dewormed, Dodge Business Coupe 1938 V8 hold items, lots of miscellaneous $450. 971-601-0177 Did you know you can place your ads Motor Homes engine, turbo 350 auto trans, new BF online at www.bakersfield.com? Goodrich tires, American mag wheels, Everyday! - 24 hours a day! Yard Sale - 93312 Ranch Estate Sale BOUNDER 2002, Class A 36 Ft. 31,047 mi. $30,000 Call 661-872-8844 Ford Chassis 1 slide, back-up American Pickers style! Ford 1934 Steele coupe chopped, 11705 Indianapolis Drive camera, 2 A/C’s, 44k mi, 2 TV’s, 2 acre ranch land all hidden $12,500 661-809-6634 350 /350, Trade & offers over /under ESTATE SALE furn., under years of dust. Notices $15,000 motorcyclelegend@gmail hshld items. BBQ. Generator, TONS of tools, saw benches, 559-259-1234 Sunday Only 8am hydraulic equip, ladders, Burial Needs 12203 Grand Teton Dr too much to mention. Saturday 6:30-11 am. Saturday only 7-12. Single Plot, Greenlawn River Crib/day bed/bed combo 1125 Calamity Lane Blvd, Hillside area, value $3,200 Ford Focus SE 2011 excellent Bed set. Furn., sporting goods Asking $2,800. 661-889-2229 condition, low mile, economical Kids toys and much more $6900 661-204-8876 Place your ads online @ Lost Daybreak Class A 1996, 1 owner, 24K bakersfield.com mi., 28 ft. new tires, batteries, loaded Packard Clipper Deluxe 1946. good cond. Gen. $9,500 661-747-8367 Best offer over $30K Must Sell. or Merchandise Western NSRA Director's Pick Call 322-SELL professionally restored locally, LS1 with overdrive, Power Steer, Disk Brakes, AC, Cad power front seats, 12209 ADIRONDACK AVE Ford rear end, Whitewalls (2 yrs old) sofa, loveseat, dressers, decor, Guns on Spoke Wheels, Custom Suspension, entertainment center, glassware, Dual Exhaust, new glass. Driven to No Early Birds!! Sat 7-12. RIFLE - Weatherby MK V Deluxe left work several times a week, garaged handed .300WDY Mag bolt action Rifle, Lost yorkie! Please help us find with cover, 19,230 Miles, Call/text Ford Focus ZX3, 2001 only 36k mi, 4 with 26inch magna ported barrel. Cooper! We miss him very much! (661) 869-4316, serious buyers only. cyl. auto, AC, , 1 owner #245000 Auto Warehouse $3,995 661-477-1417 Tired of asking for rides? No scope included. serial #H69537. Reward if found! Last seen in Dodge B250 Ram 1984 , full Tired of using public year model 1973. Custom RV Van . all refurbished, smog transportation? (never fired) $1,500/obo. 661-331-1946 Vicinity of Oak and Chester Lane Autos 661-333-6106 or 661-303-2779. Certificate. made in Canada, 3/4 ton, Are you ready for a change? original owner, $8,500. ready to view 2008 Mercedes 300s Musical Instruments Eddie 661-823-7331 818-388-2851 3.9 Eng. new tires & brakes, 112K miles, Check out today’s bargains in our excellent condition. tags and smogged Transportation section. Grand Piano, 6ft., thru 12/2019. Sell or Trade K-Kawai, w/bench, chair, will deliver Travel Trailers $6,500. 661-201-7556 8817 Chisholm Drive within an area of 20 miles. Recreation Gateway 2014 5th Wheel, 40 ft., BMW 535i 2011 . One owner, 91,600 kids & adult clothes, toys, home decor, and will have it tuned 2 bed, 2 bath, indoor & outdoor misc. hshld items, Saturday 7am $5,000 obo 661-374-4469 miles, very good condition, includes kitchen, 5 slides cost 80,000 selling for sports package and was always parked Ford Fusion SE 2007 excellent condi- See all of our Go Karts $29,500/obo 661-397-8767 in a garage and serviced timely. $9,500. tion 4-cylinder great on gas $2600 Tools & Equipment 661-203-5340 661-204-8876 Recreation Harleys are looking for new and WOODWORKING TOOLS, homes in the motorcycle classic Jet Table saw on movable section everyday of Transporation ads sled, out feed table, wood jaw on the web clamps, bar clamps, electric tools. The @ bakersfield.com. 661-332-6571 Bakersfield Californian Classifieds! 9009 Gleeson Court MOVING SALE/YARD SALE BRAND NEW KIDS RACING Holiday Rambler 2002, Lots of furniture, electronics, GO-KART,100cc Yamaha, race or 30RKD, 32ft. 5th wheel, xlnt cond., Cadillac 2002 STS, 40K mi. Leather, Ford Taurus 2003, all power, A/C, clothes etc Pets & Animals just for fun. electric starter and stand 2 slide-outs, non smoker, too much to Bose sound, Garaged, climate control runs xlnt Clean title, 141K miles. Saturday 6AM-10AM included. $1,800/obo. 661-201-9043 list!! $11,000. 661-589-6186 $5,500. 661-599-0161 $1,800.obo. 661-326-8896

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Big Truck/ repairs, valves, timers, new [email protected], tel text Gutters and insulation. #745229. front porches, backyard creations, Lic installs & sod, Non Lic. 859-8716 Complete Tree &Stump Removal non lic Trailer, Lic.942387. 717-4395 U Name it We’ll Frame It 661-817-5138 661 330 2222 661-703-0469 / 661-725-0328 Same Day Service!! txt or call 831-8085 D6 The Bakersfield Californian Saturday, September 28, 2019 Autos Pickups Sport Utility Vehicles Fictitious Names Chevrolet 2001 V8, Turbo diesel FILE NO. #2019-B5628 Crew Cab, short bed pick-up FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 134000 miles, new tires, K & N filter NAME STATEMENT bed cover. $10,000 661 301 5778 The following person(s) is/are doing business as: JJD TRANSPORT 745 CONTESSA AVE DELANO, CA 93215 KERN COUNTY Mailing Address: Hyundai Accent GS 2010, Only 48 k mi Saturn Vue 2004, only 76k mi., 2WD, SAME 4 cyl auto loaded, 1 owner, #175538 V6, auto 1 Owner, #810346 Auto Registrant's Name(s) Auto Warehouse $5,995 661-477-1417 Warehouse $3,950 661-477-1417 DIANE MICHELLE M DOMINGUEZ 745 CONTESSA AVE Californian Classifieds DELANO, CA 93215 Chevrolet Silverado 2000 This business is being low miles one owner like new check them out today. conducted as an $5,900 661-204-8876 INDIVIDUAL Signed DIANE MICHELLE M DOMINGUEZ This statement filed with the County Clerk of Kern County on 08/29/2019 The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or Hyundai Sonata Limited 2010 sharp names listed above on in best condition leather moon roof N/A $5,900. 661-204-8876 Mary B. Bedard, CPA County Clerk Lexus 2015 CT 200 H, 38,000 miles, Toyota Sienna 2006, Original owner, Chevy Silverado 2012, 2WD runs good, ext has minor scratches, By: N FRANCO fully loaded leather GPS 4 new tires 38 "NOTICE THIS FICTITIOUS NAME MPG average. $18,500. 661-331-7057 6inch lift. good tires and wheels, seats 7. $6,200 obo 661-664-7143 75K miles, $19,500 OBO 661-378-8408 STATEMENT EXPIRES 08/29/2024” "NOTICE THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW Utility Trailers FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THAT TIME, the UTILITY TRAILER ,with fenders 6x8, filing of this Statement does not in itself with tools, great for gardening $800. authorize the use in this State of A Fictitious 661-900-1450 Business Name in violation of the rights of another under Federal, State or common law (see Section 14411 et. seq. Business and Professions Code). Business September 14, 21, 28, October 5, 2019 Lexus LS400 1995, Only 56K mi. (14642298) like new 1 owner, 028144 Auto Chevy Silverado 2500, 2005, Opportunities Warehouse $5,995 661-477-1417 xlnt cond. leather, loaded, 111K mi., Lost something? $12,900 661-619-5982 We can help reunite you with Business Opps. that missing item. Check out the “Lost”section in Barber Shop 3 chairs w/clientele, xlnt the Californian Classifieds. loc. serious inq. only $25K. 808-3613 FILE NO. #2019-B5733 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person(s) is/are doing business as: Lincoln 1988 Mark VII, Automatic, Employment TOM CONNER CONSULTING LLC 5.0 V8, 62,000 miles. Excellent cond. Chevy Silverado 3500 2007, Crew 5104 WILLOW TREE DR $4500 OBO. 661-742-1345 Cab, 6.6 L, 8 cyl. Turbo duramax, BAKERSFIELD, CA 93313 diesel w/Allison auto trans, only 97k NOTICE KERN COUNTY mi., equipped with 5th wheel hitch Mailing Address: goose neck & a standard tow hitch, 35 To eliminate vagueness and SAME gal auxiliary gas tank with tool box misleading ad content from Registrant's Name(s) $25,000 661-832-2762 TOM CONNER CONSULTING, LLC its “employment” classified 5104 WILLOW TREE DR See what dreams ads, The Bakersfield Califor- BAKERSFIELD, CA 93313 are made of. This business is being nian has adopted policies for conducted as an Our Classified this section of the newspaper. LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ads include Signed Lincoln 1988 Mark VII, Automatic, The contents of each ad offer- pictures!! TOM CONNER 5.0 V8, 62,000 miles. Excellent cond. ing employment must comply This statement filed with the County Clerk of $4,500 OBO. 661-742-1345 322-SELL Kern County on 09/05/2019 with the following rules: The registrant commenced to transact 1. Each ad must clearly define business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on the job being offered. N/A 2. Each ad for sales personnel Mary B. Bedard, CPA County Clerk must define the product or By: N FRANCO product field to be sold. "NOTICE THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENT EXPIRES 09/05/2024” 3. No ad should contain fig- "NOTICE THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW Mercedes BENZ S430 2004, 155K mi ures for “potential earnings.” FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT current smog/tags, new tires & brakes, Chevy Silverdo 2000, single cab, MUST BE FILED BEFORE THAT TIME, the xlnt cond., $5,900/obo. 661-900-5117 5.3eng. auto, 20in GM mags, bed filing of this Statement does not in itself cover and liner, new upholstery, If figures of remuneration are authorize the use in this State of A Fictitious $7,500. 661-343-5982 Business Name in violation of the rights of used, they should be figures another under Federal, State or common law based on fact. If earnings are (see Section 14411 et. seq. Business and Professions Code). other than “salary” the means September 7, 14, 21, 28, 2019 of earnings, such as “com- (14639523) mission” should be indicated Call 322-SELL in the ad. or go online to www.bakersfield.com Mercedes E350 2006, Good cond., low miles, new tires and rims, to place your Classified ad today! new brake job, $4,500. 661-472-8605 Dodge Ram 3500 2004 (Diesel) 161K Classified Advertising Works! mi., 24 valve cummings diesel new Construction & Facs. tires & brakes. Added 100 gal fuel FILE NO. #2019-B5909 tank, Fifth wheel hitch, tool box, 4wd. Experienced FICTITIOUS BUSINESS $21,900, 661-667-7628 Equipment Operators NAME STATEMENT The following person(s) is/are doing business OILFIELD - SKIP as: OTHER DOG FILMS, THE LOADER, DOZER, 6513 DERBY DR EXCAVATOR, SCRAPER. BAKERSFIELD, CA 93306 See all of our KERN COUNTY Tired of asking for rides? Call Josh at 661-706-8010 Mailing Address: Tired of using public Recreation MGB 1976, Runs well! SAME transportation? and 4,500/obo. Registrant's Name(s) Are you ready for a change? 661-717-0707 Education & Training TIMOTHY DAVID BANGLE Transporation ads 6513 DERBY DR Ford F-150. 2012 excellent condition on the web Kern High School District BAKERSFIELD, CA 93306 Check out today’s bargains in our short bed V-6 engine sharp This business is being Transportation section. @ bakersfield.com. $7,900. 661 204 8876 IST SUPPORT conducted as an Hundreds of useful items are INDIVIDUAL Bowman Asphalt, Inc. is actively soliciting bids from prospective subcontractors or material found in every edition of the TECHNICIAN II Signed suppliers whose businesses qualify as a Section 3 Business Concerns, as well as individuals who Californian Classifieds. TIMOTHY DAVID BANGLE qualify as Section 3 residents in connection with County of Kern-Pedestrian Path Req’s 2 yrs. exp. in installation This statement filed with the County Clerk of Improvements in Rexland Acres project to be located in the County of Kern and funded by HUD. repair & maintenance, network Kern County on 09/12/2019 design, hardware, software, & The registrant commenced to transact Qualified Firms and Individuals may contact Bowman Asphalt, Inc. at 661-334-1356 or cabling systems of computers. business under the fictitious business name or [email protected]. Saturn Aura 2008, 112K mi., clean, Exp. with current generation names listed above on leather int., all the bells and whistles, N/A A Section 3 Business Concern is a business: that is 51% or more owned by Section 3 Residents; runs great. $3,500. 661-204-1210 Microsoft Enterprise Solutions Mary B. Bedard, CPA or (2) whose permanent, full-time employees include persons, at least 30 percent of whom are and Office Suite Products highly County Clerk currently Section 3 Residents, or within three years of the date of first employment with the desirable. Excellent benefits. By: J CHAIDES business concern were Section 3 Residents; or (3) that provides evidence of a commitment to Salary $5,419.32/mo. "NOTICE THIS FICTITIOUS NAME subcontract in excess of 25 percent of the dollar award of all subcontracts to be awarded to STATEMENT EXPIRES 09/12/2024” business concern that meet the qualifications set forth in paragraphs (1) or (2) in this definition FORD RANGER 1999, Apply online at www.kernhigh.org "NOTICE THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW of Section 3 Business Concern. A Section 3 Resident is: (1) a resident of public housing located with camper shell. runs good. by 10/3/2019 JOB ID 8716 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT in Kern County, or (2) as individual who resides in the County of Kern and who is a low or $1,800. 661-903-0576 MUST BE FILED BEFORE THAT TIME, the very-low income person. filing of this Statement does not in itself Skilled Labor authorize the use in this State of A Fictitious Hiring for the following trades: Operating Engineers, Laborers, Teamsters, Cement Masons, and Business Name in violation of the rights of Carpenters. IRONSIDE TRUCK BODY another under Federal, State or common law Saturn SW2 wagon 1998, Only 52k (see Section 14411 et. seq. Business and Bowman Asphalt, Inc. is seeking quotes from all certified Section 3 firms and small businesses mi. loaded, 1 owner, 4 cyl, #239769 has an opening for: Professions Code). subcontractors and suppliers, and Consultants for All bid items. Auto Warehouse $3,995. 661-477-1417 AUTOMOTIVE WITH September 14, 21, 28, October 5, 2019 September 15-30, 2019 Toyota Prius 2015, EXPERIENCE (14642378) Prep & Painting utility bed. 14642389 SE 5 dr. hatchback, winter grey RECYCLE THIS metallic, 50K miles, includes a Toyota Apply in person at: 322-SELL is the only number Do You Have Unwanted Items? care premium extended Warr. GMC 2003 Sierra 1500 4WD, Ironside Truck Body NEWSPAPAER $16,000. 559-706-7000 211k mi, bed liner, tow pkg, $6,250 605 Williams St needed to sell unwanted items. Call 322-SELL Today To Advertise. (661) 205-8808 FILE NO. #2019-B6034 Ready to sell your stamp collection? FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Tired of storing the collection of coins? NAME STATEMENT Public Works Department Ready to sell the old baseball card? The following person(s) is/are doing business County of Kern, State of California Our Collector’s Item section is waiting! as: NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Call 322-SELL CAMBRIAN MARKETING CONTRACT NO. 19083 Legal Notices 621 GREENWOOD MEADOW LANE UNIT 1 Sealed proposals for construction on a highway in accordance with the plans and special BAKERSFIELD, CA 93308 provisions therefor to which special reference is made as follows: FOR CONSTRUCTION OF Fictitious Names KERN COUNTY ROAD RESURFACING AND SHOULDER IMPROVEMENTS ON RENFRO ROAD FROM Mailing Address: ROSEDALE HIGHWAY TO HAGEMAN ROAD, will be received until 11:00 a.m. on October 16, GMC SIERRA 3500 2008 6.6 L FILE NO. #2019-B5514 SAME 2019, at the following locations: TURBO DIESEL CUSTOM FLATBED FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Registrant's Name(s) W/ CRANE, 41,348 miles. NAME STATEMENT MICKAYLA ELIZABETH DOW 1. Delivered in person or by courier service to Kern County Public Works Department, 661-304-1935 The following person(s) is/are doing business BRADLEY TODD GENTRY Public Services Building, 2700 “M” Street, Suite 400, Bakersfield, California. From as: 621 GREENWOOD MEADOW LANE 10:45 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. on the above specified bid opening date, proposals will also GILL MARKET UNIT 1 be accepted in the first floor meeting room of said Public Services Building. Toyota Prius, C, 2014, hybrid,, auto, 4602 OCEANROCK AVENUE BAKERSFIELD, CA 93308 2. Mailed via United States Postal Service to Kern County Public Works Department, fully loaded, 60k mi., 4 dr., cold AC, BAKERSFIELD, CA 93313 This business is being 2700 “M” Street, Suite 400, Bakersfield, California, 93301. $9,800 obo now with gas over $4.00 KERN COUNTY conducted as an gal you get 55 mpg. 661-717-8775 Mailing Address: GENERAL PARTNERSHIP after which time they will be publicly opened and read on that date in the first floor meeting SAME Signed room of said Public Services Building. Registrant's Name(s) BRADLEY GENTRY No bid will be considered unless it is made on a blank form furnished by the Department PAWANDEEP GILL This statement filed with the County Clerk of and accompanied by bidder's security in an amount equal to 10 percent (10%) of the amount 4602 OCEANROCK AVENUE Kern County on 09/19/2019 bid in accordance with the provisions set forth under Section 2, “Proposal Requirements and BAKERSFIELD, CA 93313 The registrant commenced to transact Conditions,” of the Standard Specifications of the State of California Department of Toyota Tundra 2017. 28,150 mi., SR5 This business is being business under the fictitious business name or Transportation, dated May, 2006, as modified by the special provisions. Plans, specifications, upgrade pkg (incl 38 gal tank/tow conducted as an names listed above on any addenda, and standard Bid Proposal form to be used for bidding on this project may be pkg.) Fox susp, 2.5" lift, Toyo Allter- INDIVIDUAL N/A obtained at https://kernpublicworks.com/. rain 2 tires, airlift 5000 wireless Signed Mary B. Bedard, CPA remote air bags w/ on board com- PAWANDEEP GILL County Clerk THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO THE “BUY AMERICA” PROVISIONS pressor (everything professionally This statement filed with the County Clerk of By: J CHAIDES OF THE SURFACE TRANSPORTATION ACT OF 1982 AS AMENDED BY THE Toyota Prius ll Sport 2011 Like new in installed by four wheel parts with 5 yr Kern County on 08/23/2019 "NOTICE THIS FICTITIOUS NAME INTERMODAL SURFACE TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY ACT OF 1991. /out low mi. always garaged no dent 60K mi warr), Viper alarm system with The registrant commenced to transact STATEMENT EXPIRES 09/19/2024” or scratch. $11,900. 661-204-8876 tilt detection, amp with subwoofer, all business under the fictitious business name or "NOTICE THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW The County reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The contract will be awarded by speakers have been upgraded, profes- names listed above on FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT the Board of Supervisors after a complete contract is prepared to the lowest responsible bidder Ask about adding a photo to your ad. sionally installed. Spray in bed liner, N/A MUST BE FILED BEFORE THAT TIME, the whose proposal complies with all of the requirements prescribed. The successful bidder must aftermarket limo tint on windows. Ask about our New Today Logo. Mary B. Bedard, CPA filing of this Statement does not in itself furnish a Performance Bond and a Payment Bond each in the amount of one-hundred percent Have receipts. See photo for options County Clerk authorize the use in this State of A Fictitious (100%) of the contract price and on the form approved by the Kern County Counsel. Pursuant to Ask us about Run Until It Sells. included with sr5 upgrade package. By: J GARCIA Business Name in violation of the rights of Public Contract Code Section 22300, the substitution of securities for money withheld by Kern Serviced by dealer only. $38,900/OBO. Call 322-SELL and ask. "NOTICE THIS FICTITIOUS NAME another under Federal, State or common law County to ensure performance of the contract will be permitted. All documents submitted in Truck is paid off, have title and is in STATEMENT EXPIRES 08/23/2024” (see Section 14411 et. seq. Business and compliance with the requirements of this bid package and the contract must be scannable and xlnt cond. Call or text 661 808 0248 Advertise your Car here. "NOTICE THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW Professions Code). photocopiable. Advertise your Motorcycle here. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT September 21, 28, October 5, 12, 2019 Each bidder must be licensed as required by law at the time the contract is awarded. Advertise your RV here. Sport Utility Vehicles MUST BE FILED BEFORE THAT TIME, the (14644991) Failure of the bidder to obtain proper and adequate licensing for an award of a contract shall Advertise your ATV here. filing of this Statement does not in itself constitute a failure to execute the contract and shall result in the forfeiture of the security of the Advertise your Truck here. authorize the use in this State of A Fictitious A picture is worth a bidder. The contractor license classification required for this project is: A or C-12. Call 322-SELL Business Name in violation of the rights of This contract is subject to state contract nondiscrimination and compliance requirements another under Federal, State or common law thousand words pursuant to Government Code, Section 12990. (see Section 14411 et. seq. Business and Sell it faster with a No discrimination shall be made in the employment of persons for this project. Labor Code Professions Code). picture! Section 1735 and all other applicable State and Federal requirements relating to employment September 7, 14, 21, 28, 2019 discrimination shall be complied with. (14639672) Bidders are advised that, as required by Federal law, the State has established a statewide FILE NO. #2019-B6168 overall Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goal. This Agency Federal-aid contract is When you have something to sell! FICTITIOUS BUSINESS considered to be part of the statewide overall DBE goal. The Agency is required to report to NAME STATEMENT Caltrans on DBE participation for all Federal-aid contracts each year so that attainment efforts Ford Expedition XLT 2005 excellent We have your lucky numbers! The following person(s) is/are doing business may be evaluated. condition low miles one owner fully as: The County of Kern affirms that in any contract entered into pursuant to this equipped $5900. 661-204-8876 661-322-7355 ALL READY FASH advertisement, Disadvantaged Business Enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit TOYOTA SCION XB 2008 1729 LOCUST RAVINE bids in response to this invitation. Excellent condition great wagon cool Antiques and Art. BAKERSFIELD, CA 93306 This project is federally funded in whole or part. Minimum wage rates for this project as AC Toyota quality $4900. 661 204-8876 Jewelery. FILE NO. #2019-B5532 KERN COUNTY predetermined by the United States Secretary of Labor are set forth in the Special Provisions and Hobbies and Crafts. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Mailing Address: may be obtained on the internet at http://beta.sam.gov (for WD use CA20). Pursuant to Part 7 Sporting Goods. NAME STATEMENT 1729 LOCUST RAVINE of Division 2 of the California Labor Code (Section 1720 et seq.) the Contractor shall not pay Musical Instruments. The following person(s) is/are doing business BAKERSFIELD, CA 93306 less than the prevailing rate of wages to workers on this project as determined by the Director of Find them in the Classifieds! as: Registrant's Name(s) California Department of Industrial Relations. The Director's schedule of prevailing rates is on RAZE PAINTING Honda CRV 2013, great cond. AMANDA FRANCISE DILLARD file and open for inspection at the Kern County Public Works Department, may be obtained at 2829 RAVALL ST 1729 LOCUST RAVINE http://www.dir.ca.gov/oprl/DPreWageDetermination.htm, and is incorporated herein by this fully loaded, dark grey, leather, 41k mi. BAKERSFIELD, CA 93306 very clean. $17,000 661-333-1795 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93306 reference. If there is a difference between the minimum wage rates predetermined by the United KERN COUNTY This business is being States Secretary of Labor and the prevailing wage rates predetermined by the Director of the Pools should be fun not work! Mailing Address: conducted as an California Department of Industrial Relations for similar classifications of labor, the Contractor Pool cleaning services can be SAME INDIVIDUAL and all subcontractors shall pay not less than the higher wage rate. The Department will not Registrant's Name(s) Signed accept lower State wage rates not specifically included in the Federal minimum wage VW Karmann Ghia, 1968, nice project found in The Bakersfield RAYMOND MARTIN RODRIGUEZ AMANDA FRANCISE DILLARD Californian Classified determinations. This includes “helper” (or other classifications based on hours of experience) or for restoration, has engine, need floor 2829 RAVALL ST This statement filed with the County Clerk of any other classification not appearing in the Federal wage determinations. Where Federal wage pans. $2,350 obo 661-619-1349 Service Directory. BAKERSFIELD, CA 93306 Kern County on 09/25/2019 determinations do not contain the State wage rate determination otherwise available for use by This business is being The registrant commenced to transact the Contractor and subcontractors, the Contractor and subcontractors shall pay not less than $$$ Wanted $$$ conducted as an business under the fictitious business name or the Federal minimum wage rate which most closely approximates the duties of the employees INDIVIDUAL names listed above on in question. Motor Homes, Travel Signed N/A The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) provides a toll-free “hotline” service to Trailers, Rvs,Trucks Cars RAYMOND MARTIN RODRIGUEZ Mary B. Bedard, CPA report bid rigging activities. Bid rigging activities can be reported Mondays through Fridays, This statement filed with the County Clerk of County Clerk between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Eastern Time, Telephone No. 1-800-424-9071. Anyone EZ as 123 Cash on the Kern County on 08/26/2019 By: N. FRANCO with knowledge of possible bid rigging, bidder collusion, or other fraudulent activities should Spot. Top $$Dollar. Beat The registrant commenced to transact "NOTICE THIS FICTITIOUS NAME use the “hotline” to report these activities. The “hotline” is part of the DOT's continuing effort business under the fictitious business name or STATEMENT EXPIRES 09/25/2024" to identify and investigate highway construction contract fraud and abuse and is operated any price!! 559-790-1582 names listed above on "NOTICE THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW under the direction of the DOT Inspector General. All information will be treated confidentially 01/01/2019 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Kia Sportage, 2002, Soft top, Only and caller anonymity will be respected. Mary B. Bedard, CPA MUST BE FILED BEFORE THAT TIME, the Any contractors seeking information regarding certification as a Disadvantaged Business 111K mi., 4 cyl, auto, 2WD, AC, 21930 County Clerk filing of this Statement does not in itself Commercial Trucks Auto Warehouse. $2,995 661 477-1417 Enterprise (DBE), bidding procedures, insurance or bonding requirements may call Nicole By: N FRANCO authorize the use in this State of A Fictitious Parker at (661) 862-8890. "NOTICE THIS FICTITIOUS NAME Business Name in violation of the rights of STATEMENT EXPIRES 08/26/2024” another under Federal, State or common law GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF WORK "NOTICE THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW (see Section 14411 et. seq. Business and FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Professions Code). The work to be performed consists, in general, of surfacing unpaved shoulders, roadway MUST BE FILED BEFORE THAT TIME, the September 28, October 5, 12, 19, 2019 rehabilitation, installing bike lanes, and painting traffic stripes and pavement markings. filing of this Statement does not in itself (14647484) authorize the use in this State of A Fictitious COUNTY OF KERN Business Name in violation of the rights of Connecting to The another under Federal, State or common law Bakersfield Californian Dated: September 17, 2019 ______(see Section 14411 et. seq. Business and Craig M. Pope Ford F350, Super Duty, 1991 460 eng. Mitsubishi Outlander 2003 original Professions Code). @ Director September 14, 21, 28, October 5, 2019 5 spd., dual tanks, ton 1/2 flat bed, owner, smogged & tagged. 170,000 www.bakersfield.com September 25-October 4, 2019 xlnt cond. $2,500 661-324-7110 miles. $3,200. 661-872-9098 (14642234) 14646171 Saturday, September 28, 2019 The Bakersfield Californian D7

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Trustee Sale No. 144926 Title No. 3503798 NOTE: THERE IS A Public Notices SUMMARY OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT ATTACHED. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED 05/25/2005. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN FOR CHANGE OF NAME EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CASE NUMBER: CONTACT A LAWYER. On 10/21/2019 at 10:00 AM, The Mortgage Law Firm, PLC, as duly BCV-19-102329 appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded 06/03/2005, as Instrument To All Interested Persons: No. 0205142570, in book xx, page xx, of Official Records in the office of the County Recorder Petitioner: of Kern County, State of California, executed by Daniel Zendejas and Patricia Zendejas, CAROLINA ANDRADE Advertise your vehicle Husband and Wife as Joint Tenants, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER Filed a petition with this court for a decree FOR CASH, CASHIER'S CHECK/CASH EQUIVALENT or other form of payment authorized by changing names as follows: 292411(b), (payable at time of sale in lawful money of the United States), At the front entrance Present name: to the City Hall, 1501 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield, CA 93301. All right, title and interest CAROLINA ANDRADE conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County To Proposed Name: and State, described as: FULLY DESCRIBED IN THE ABOVE DEED OF TRUST. APN CAROL ANDRADE 499-320-39-00 The street address and other common designation, if any, of the real property THE COURT ORDERS that all persons described above is purported to be: 6222 Trinidad Avenue, Bakersfield, CA 93313 The i;�����iii; interested in this matter shall appear before undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other until it sells· this court at the hearing indicated below to common designation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without covenant or show cause, if any, why the petition for warranty, expressed or implied, regarding title, possession, or encumbrances, to pay the change of name should not be granted. Any remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, with interest thereon, as person objecting to the name changes provided in said note(s), advances, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, charges described above must file a written objection and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by that includes the reasons for the objection at aid Deed of Trust. The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obligation secured by the least two court days before the matter is property to be sold and reasonable estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time of the scheduled to be heard and must appear at the initial publication of the Notice of Sale is: $316,338.71 If the Trustee is unable to convey title hearing to show cause why the petition for any reason, the successful bidder's sole and exclusive remedy shall be the return of monies should not be granted. If no written objection paid to the Trustee, and the successful bidder shall have no further recourse. The beneficiary is timely filed, the court may grant the under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and delivered to the undersigned a written petition without a hearing. Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. NOTICE OF HEARING The undersigned caused a Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county 11/19/2019, 8:30 a.m., Dept. 12, Superior where the real property is located. Dated: 9/23/2019 THE MORTGAGE LAW FIRM, PLC Court of California, County of Kern Adriana Durham/Authorized Signature 27455 TIERRA ALTA WAY, STE. B, TEMECULA, CA 1415 Truxtun Ave., Bakersfield, CA 93301 92590 (619) 465-8200 FOR TRUSTEE'S SALE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 714-730-2727 Date: 09/12/2019 The Mortgage Law Firm, PLC. may be attempting to collect a debt. Any information obtained Judge of the Superior Court: may be used for that purpose. NOTICE TO POTENTIAL BIDDERS: If you are considering /s/ Linda S. Etienne, Commissioner bidding on this property lien, you should understand that there are risks involved in bidding at Saldivar, Rebecca, Deputy a trustee auction. You will be bidding on a lien, not on the property itself. Placing the highest bid at a trustee auction does not automatically entitle you to free and clear ownership of the Petitioner or Attorney: property. You should also be aware that the lien being auctioned off may be a junior lien. If you Carolina Andrade are the highest bidder at the auction, you are or may be responsible for paying off all liens senior 319 Sagebrush Ct. to the lien being auctioned off, before you can receive clear title to the property. You are Wasco, CA 93280 encouraged to investigate the existence, priority, and size of outstanding liens that may exist on this property by contacting the county recorder's office or a title insurance company, either of September 21, 28, October 5, 12, 2019 which may charge you a fee for this information. If you consult either of these resources, you 14644882 should be aware that the same lender may hold more than one mortgage or deed of trust on the property. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: The sale date shown on this notice of sale may be postponed one or more times by the mortgagee, beneficiary, trustee, or a court, pursuant to Harleys are looking for new Section 2924g of the California Civil Code. The law requires that information about trustee homes in the motorcycle sale postponements be made available to you and to the public, as a courtesy to those not present at the sale. If you wish to learn whether your sale date has been postponed, and, if section everyday of applicable, the rescheduled time and date for the sale of this property, you may call (714) The 730-2727 for information regarding the trustee's sale or visit this Internet Web site - www.servicelinkASAP.com - for information regarding the sale of this property, using the file Bakersfield Californian number assigned to this case: 144926. Information about postponements that are very short in Classifieds! duration or that occur close in time to the scheduled sale may not immediately be reflected in the telephone information or on the Internet Web site. The best way to verify postponement information is to attend the scheduled sale. A-4705969 09/28/2019, 10/05/2019, The Bakersfield Californian 10/12/2019 (14646473) is your LOCAL SOURCE Needing a career change? TOP AUTOS for LOCAL NEWS. 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SUMMONS (Family Law) CASE NUMBER (NUMERO DE CASO): BFL-17003244 NOTICE TO RESPONDENT (Name): AVISO AL DEMANDADO (Nombre): JIT SINGH BRAR You are being sued. Lo estan demandado. Petitioner's name is: Nombre del demandante: KARAMJEET K. BRAR You have 30 calendar days after this Summons and Petition are served on you to file a Response (form FL-220 or FL-270) at the court and have a copy served on the petitioner. A letter, phone call, or court appearance will not protect you. If you do not file your Response on time, the court may make orders affecting your right to custody of your children. You may also be ordered to pay child support and attorney fees and costs, if you cannot pay the filing fee, ask the clerk for a fee waiver form. For legal advice, contact a lawyer immediately. You can get this information about finding lawyers at the California Courts Online Self-Help Center(www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), at the California Legal Services Web site (www.lawhelpcalifornia.org), or by contacting your local county bar association.

Tiene 30 días corridos después de haber recibido la entrega legal de esta Citación y Petición para presenter una Respuesta (formulario FL-220 ó FL-270) ante la corte u efectuar la entrega legal de una copia al solicitante. Una carta o llamada telefónica no basta para protegerio. Si no presenta su Respuesta a tiempo, la corte puede dar órdenes que afecten su matrimonio o paraeja de hecho, sus bienes y la custodia de sus Run 'til it sells* hijos. La corte también le puede ordenar que pague manutención, y honorarios y costos legales. Si no puede pagar la cuota de pr esentacion, pida al secretario un formulario de exención de cuotas. Si desea obtenedr asesoramiento legal, póngase en contacto de inmediato con un abogado. Puede obtener información para encontrar a un abogado en el Centro de Ayuda de las Cortes de California (www.sucorte.ca.gov), en el sitio Web de los Servicios Legales de Califronia (www.lawhelpcalifornia.org) o poniéndose en contacto con el colegio de abogados de su condado.

NOTICE: The restraining orders on page 2 are effective against both spouses or domestic partners until the petition is dismissed, a judgment is entered, or the court makes further orders. These orders are enforceable anywhere in California by any law enforcement officer who has received or seen a copy of them. AVISO: Las órdenes de restricción que figuran en la página 2 valen para ambos cónyuges o paraja de hecho hasta que se despida la petición, se emita un fallo o la corte dé otras órdenes. Cualquier autoridad de la ley que haya recibido o visto una copia de estas órdenes puede hacerias acatar en cualquier lugar de California. NOTE: If a judgement or support order is entered, the court may order you to pay all or part of the fees and costs that the court waived for yourself or the other party. If this happens, the party ordered to pay fees shall be given notice and an opportunity to request a hearin g to set aside the order to pay waived court fees. AVISO: Si se emite un fallo u orden de manutención, la corte puede ordenar que usted pague parte de, o todos las cuotas y costos de la corte previamente exentas a petición de usted o de la otra parte. Si esto ocurre, la parte ordenada a pagar estas cuotas debe recibir aviso y la oportunidad de solicitar una audiencia para anular la orden de pagar las cuotas exentas. - 1. The name and address of the court are (El nombre y dirección de la corte son): SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF KERN 1215 TRUXTUN AVE BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 2. The name, address, and telephone number of petitioner's attorney, or the petitioner without an attorney, are: (El nombre, dirección y número de teléfono del abogado del demandante, o del demandante si no tiene abogado, son): Karamjeet K. Brar Marke,tpla e 5424 Carrotwood Ave c Bakersfield, CA 93313 322-SEL Date (Fecha): JUL 21 2017 L or go to Bakersfield.com/Marketplace Terry McNally, Clerk N Hernandez, Deputy (Asistente)

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