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PRESORTED STD. US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT 32 Rancho Cordova, CA October 6, 2010 The Carmichael Times has launched has Times Carmichael The allows voters eVoter to locate their “The message we want to share In addition to conducting commu- devel- haven’t who those hope “We The CORC was funded by a grant feeds and support to provides supplies victims nearly half of emotional of the nation’s blood; disasters; teaches provides international lifesaving humanitarian skills; aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a charitable organization — not a government agency — and depends on volunteers and of the the American generosity public to perform its mission. The Chapter Capital serves Region an region including eleven-county Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, El Nevada, Placer, Dorado, Sacramento, Joaquin, San Stanislaus, eastern Tuolumne and information, more For counties. Yolo please visit www.redcrosscrc.org. an online service that directs voters to infor ballot sample personalized their mation, powered by at eVoter, www. CarmichaelTimes.com cus- a print and generate place, polling tomized sample ballot, after review- ing candidate profiles and - organiza tional endorsements. Candidates can reach these motivated are actively voters looking for information. who CarmichaelTimes.com and Visit click on “Visit eVoter.com” in the eVoter search box or call (866) 976-0555. CHP CHP with 100,000 educating more parents, caregivers. than guardians, The grant and also training funded to certify CHP as personnel, well as employees agencies, from to allied become child ger passen- safety technicians to inspect and issue car seats. is that motor vehicle collisions con- death of cause leading the be to tinue and injury for vehicle occupants of all age groups, regardless of gender or ethnicity,” said Farrow. “Seat belts and Commissioner safety seats help increase your odds of surviving a collision.” nity outreach and enforcement activ- ities to increase seat belt were goals and grant’s the child usage, restraint and fatalities of number the reduce to injuries in collisions. Final collision not will grant-period the from figures be available until next year. belt seat the wearing of habit the oped would understand their importance, just like the majority of Californians have.” added Commissioner Farrow. “Protect yourself and your passen- gers, please buckle up.” from the Office of Traffic Highway National the through Safety Administration. Safety Traffic Page 3 Page

California The Carmichael CHP Saving Lives Lives Saving CHP Election Information If smoke, heat, or flames block More information on home shelters, Cross Red American The Through Awareness Carmichael – is a non-partisan website that eVoter Sacramento Region – “I am proud that California has Restraint Occupant California The Times and eVoter Offer Offer eVoter and Times smoke to the through a exit. closed If door before opening door, it. escaping If the feel door is the warm, get out a different way. the way out, stay in the room with the door closed. using a Signal brightly colored cloth at the for help window. If there is a telephone the in room, call the fire and department tell them fire safety is the redcross.org. available on www. location People those affected by can home other fires and emergencies help by financial donation to making the American a Red Cross org at or by www.redcrosscrc. calling 916-993-7070. Times Times and eVoter (www.evoter.com) are offering a partnership place polling to voters area that local nects con- candi- information, election locations, date profiles and endorsements prior to Election Day on November 2nd. allows voters to directly interact with candidates and access to-date accurate, information to make up- informed decisions From on state- Election Day. wide races to local county and munici- a with voters provides eVoter races, pal list of every candidate on their ballot. has one of the highest seat belt com- state’s The nation. the in rates pliance admi- is rate compliance percent 95.3 rable, and the California Highway Patrol (CHP) has spent the past year focusing on the remaining popula- tion with a seat belt safety campaign to Californians encouraging at aimed properly secure themselves and their children inside their vehicle. one of the highest seat belt compli- ance rates. The CHP and enforcement the law community California motorists for their applaud use of seat belts and child passenger safety seats,” said CHP Commissioner Joe Farrow. “We thank you for making your drives safe for your passengers. yourself However, we and still have approximately 4.7 percent of the population, which is equivalent who people, million 1.7 than more to are not buckling up.” CHP the enabled (CORC) Campaign to strengthen its enforcement education efforts and statewide through a combination of seat belt and safety seat usage surveys and child passen- ger safety presentations. Throughout the past year, the grant assisted the From Officer Lizz Dutton, From Public Information Officer United Way Campaign Carmichael NonprofitsHelp Kick Off Regional The Red Cross Keep all sources reminds of fuel (paper, Don’t leave the kitchen while Keep matches and lighters away If a fire occurs, get out and stay If smoke or fire blocks the first The Grays Harbor Historical people of safety the tips following they fire clothing, should bedding, and all from away feet take: three least at carpets rugs) or heat sources when cooking, or using heater. space a like heating alternative frying, grilling or broiling food, and don’t leave home while cooking. children. of reach the of out and from out. Call the fire department from a cell phone or neighbor’s home. escape route, use a second way. If someone must exit through smoke, they should crawl low under the appreciated. An appreciated. on-board store will be open during walk-on tours. The ship will be closed to the public on Thanksgiving Day. Seaport Authority profit, is 501(c)(3) a ment public authority based not-for- in develop- Aberdeen, Wash. that owns and operates tall the ships Hawaiian Lady Chieftain the Washington, Official Ship and of the State of GHHSA Washington. rec- vocational, educational, provides reational and ambassadorial activi- ties and experiences and of the that history preserve maritime promote the Pacific Northwest, Grays Harbor, and our nation while needs of the community. serving the Moving the alarm farther away The Red Cross also recommends Last year, the Capital Region The The Hawaiian Chieftain will be from the kitchen or bathroom if the device is sounding nuisance alarms. Never disable a smoke that alarm. families create and practice should which plan, escape fire home a for routes escape two least at include every room in the home. Families should choose a convenient meeting practice and home the of outside place year. a twice least at plan escape their Chapter of the Red Cross, covering an 11 county to region, more responded apartment fires, and in than the last four 200 weeks alone, home responded separate and four-plex to fires as well four several as single-family home fires. available available slots for three-hour one-hour and educational on weekdays for K-12 students programs and home-school programs are booked. The ship recently opened for up Saturday and Sunday sailing and slots for youth service programs dockside - orga other and groups, church groups, nizations. Educators and group lead- ers interested in booking a program should contact Roxie Underwood, [email protected], 800-200-5239, ext. 102. walk-on for public general the to open tours from 4 p.m. to 5 Tuesdays p.m. p.m. 1 to a.m. 10 and Fridays, through on Saturdays and Sundays. in Crew period costume visitors. 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is turning 50! High School Mira Loma Smoke alarms should be installed Installing a new smoke alarm Teaching children what the Keeping the alarm clean by The The Hawaiian Chieftain has Nearly three-quarters of the on every level of the home, as well as inside bedrooms, sleeping areas and of the home. People outside should test their smoke alarms once a month by pushing the test button, and replace alarm batteries at least once a year. Other safety smoke recommendations alarm include: battery low. immediately is battery the that if warning chirps, an alarm smoke alarm sounds like, and what they should do when they hear it. vacuuming over regularly. and Dust around interfere with and the operation.alarm’s it debris Do not paint over canthe smoke alarm. the City of Sacramento. brought its living tional programs history to Sacramento educa- more for than a decade. In each of the one-hour and three-hour programs, students work a number of stations navigation, discuss that aboard up set oceanogra- of elements map-reading, and phy, how 18th century mariners explored the California inland coast waters. Launched in and Hawaii in 1988, the ship’s design as a top- sail ketch is based on merchantmen which plied the South Seas early 19th She century. is now in based the in Aberdeen, Washington and sails to more than 40 she ports a year on the west coast.

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properly maintained and updated. should make sure they have been and those with smoke alarms should have them installed, smoke alarms in their home and that extra time can save lives.” warning in the event of a home fire, provide a few minutes of advance Region Chapter. “Smoke alarms Preparedness Director for the Capital the for Director Preparedness don’t don’t work,” said Christy Woods, no smoke alarms or alarms that fire deaths occur in homes with home is protected by smoke alarms. save lives by making sure their Chapter is urging everyone to help American Red Cross Capital Region Capital Cross Red American

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Sacramento through Dec. 14. ship ship is scheduled to remain at Old as as well as educational sailings. The on on its schedule of dockside events, p.m. p.m. The walk-on tours are the first public public for visits from 4 p.m. to 5 to to the city before welcoming the October 15 and fire a cannon salute is expected to arrive mid-afternoon surrounding communities. The vessel vessel The communities. surrounding school groups from Sacramento and ming for K-12 students and home two months of educational program- Sacramento October 15 and offer to to arrive on its annual visit to Old Hawaiian Chieftain is scheduled

The Hawaiian Chieftain is under sail to Sacramento to provide educational tours. Photo by Ron Arel, Coastal Images. The Hawaiian Chieftain is under sail to Sacramento to provide educational Volume 30 Issue 40 30 Volume Carmichael Times Page 2 October 6, 2010 DMV Begins Issuing New California Driver Licenses, ID Cards MIRA LOMA New Card Features Enhanced Security, will Replace Old Cards upon Expiration HIGH SCHOOL Sacramento Region – On October readability and ease of use. Some of or driver license cardholders are not 6th, 2010, the California Department the new features include a vertical required to get a new card. IS TURNING of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced layout for persons under 21; the card- “It is very important to understand the issuance of newly designed, more holder’s date of birth and signatures that cardholders are not required to 50 secure California driver licenses and that can be felt by touch; images get new cards until the expiration identification cards. The new cards that can be seen only with the use of date printed on their current cards.” are distinguished by additional secu- ultraviolet lights; a 2D bar code on said Director Valverde. “Remember, WE ARE THROWING OUR SCHOOL A rity features and will have a different the back of the card that replicates when it is time to renew your card, look and feel. and verifies only the information on DMV has many services that are Details of the changes to the card the front of the card (similar to the offered online to help customers BIRTHDAY PARTY were presented and unveiled today at current magnetic stripe); and a laser avoid going into the field offices.” a press conference held at the DMV perforation outline of the California For more information on the new ALUMNI AND FRIENDS ARE INVITED!!! field office in South Sacramento. The Brown Bear, which can be seen from driver license and ID card or to con- new cards are equipped with the lat- the front of the card when a flash- duct other DMV business online, est in document security technology light is pressed against the back of visit www.dmv.ca.gov. Don’t Stand and have several features to protect the card.. In Line, Go Online! Doing busi- them against fraud, tampering and Annually, the DMV issues more ness with the DMV has never been BBQ in the Mira Loma quad: Rain or Shine! counterfeiting. than 8.25 million driver license and easier. The DMV offers an array of “The new security features, ID cards to Californians. It is of the services to customers 24 hours a Thursday, October 14th, 2010, 5:00 – 8:00 pm coupled with advanced technology, utmost importance that these docu- day, 7 days a week through its Web make California driver licenses and ments are safe, authentic, secure, site (www.dmv.ca.gov), including identification cards one of the most and accurate to properly identify online appointments for written and All You Can Eat : $16 per person secure identification documents in each individual cardholder. More drive tests; vehicle registration and BBQ Beef Brisket & Chicken, Cornbread, Beans, Salads, the country,” said DMV Director importantly, these cards have been driver license renewals, selection of George Valverde. “We are confi- designated as the primary identifica- personalized license plates, changes Drinks and Entertainment... dent that they will be well-received tion documents in the state. 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Christina Rios and tant premises when members of periods of the year especially for older Looking back at the unemploy- regulation on businesses, and Debbie Armstrong the community of Carmichael were adults and those with impaired health. asked to participate in the Carmichael Property Value/Semi-Rural ment rates for California, (accord- reduced income and capital gains Carmichael – You may have read Community Plan process and the FOB Character: One of our most valued ing to the US Bureau of Labor taxes. When businesses become the recent article, Somebody Has a Lot Concept Plan in the early 2000s was: assets—-the semi-rural character of Statistics), February 2010 was prosperous, then more employees of Explaining to Do, in the September 12.5, March was 12.6, April was are hired and consequently the • Maintain/improve traffic flow (and many Carmichael neighborhoods 8, 2010 issue of the Carmichael Times. 12.5, May was 12.4, June/July were unemployment rates go down. control speeding) in Carmichael will be diminished or destroyed. Only The article voiced the serious concerns 12.3 and preliminary report shows Finally the answer to our ques- • …It shall be recognized that the those neighborhood associations that of landowners, attorneys representing August at 12.4. So this huge Jobs tion: Does giving green energy busi- plan to create a “Main Street” needs have been recognized in the FOB landowners and businesses over the Agenda, comparing February and nesses financial assistance to create to consider that FOB will remain a Corridor Plan will be specifically pro- zoning and other issues pertaining to August only improved our unem- jobs actually help the economy? major corridor for auto traffic that tected. The increased level of through the proposed Fair Oaks Boulevard ployment rate by .1. On one hand it did improve the SHOULD NOT BE SHIFTED to the traffic through the small neighbor- (FOB) Corridor Plan. So why did the unemployment unemployment rate in California by neighborhood streets surrounding hoods will increase the risk level for For the past three Carmichael-Old improve so little? The most rea- .1%, which is not much. Although Fair Oaks Boulevard. Because Fair various levels of crime. Foothill Farms Community Planning sonable answer is that in a down the answer is no, there was no rip- Oaks Boulevard will remain a trans- Addressing a problem without Commission meetings, members of economy customers are looking at pling effect and no improvement in portation corridor, alternative modes offering a viable solution is doing little By Yolanda Knaak the audience have expressed their cutting costs, and green energy is our economy, we are still in a down of transportation will be encouraged.1 more than compounding that problem. concerns regarding the proposed plan, Commentary–Last February not generally purchased because it economy. Recently, in June 2010, the Fair And yet, this course of action seems including homeowners of the Engle (2010) Senate President Pro tem is more expensive. The other prob- Oaks Boulevard Corridor Plan Draft to be the new direction the Fair Oaks For comments or questions: Road Neighborhood Community. A Darryl Steinberg (State Senator lem with this jobs agenda is that also included the same language as Boulevard Corridor Plan is taking Contact YolandaKnaak@hotmail. huge infrastructure component of the District 6) lead the California giving businesses money to hire an above. when it comes to the residential areas com. plan, Traffic/Transportation, is one Legislature in a jobs agenda that employee is self limiting and there 1Fair Oaks Boulevard Concept Plan, surrounding Fair Oaks Boulevard. About the author: Yolanda Knaak component that is not being addressed touted creating 140,000 new jobs is no motivation on the part of the Carmichael’s Main Street. Sacramento When Fair Oaks Boulevard was has a Masters Degree from UCLA adequately by the Department of for California. Part of the money business to hire more than just the County Planning. April 2006. widened to six lanes a few years ago in Nursing and works as a Home Planning. came from federal funds and some just south of the Manzanita intersec- one employee. Health Nurse. She has a business: Based on the push for maintaining In using Engle Road as a model, State Funds. Much of the money tion (this was part of the Master Plan), Looking back at our American Yolanda and Associates. She is also 4-lanes on Fair Oaks Boulevard (as of neighborhood streets negatively went to businesses which provide a bottleneck was created for south- history, what helped bring our unem- an elected member of the Republican opposed to keeping with the original impacted by the proposed FOB Green Energy, especially SB 722, bound drivers at Engle Road, where ployment rates down was when the Central Committee. master plan to improve and continue Corridor Plan, here are some of the Fair Oaks Blvd. lost the third lane. SBX8 34, SBX 26, and SBX8 31. government reduced government with six lanes from Engle to Marconi) serious impacts to our neighborhood: This has greatly increased the amount a major impact will be felt on many Safety: The FOB overflow and shift- of traffic on Engle Road for commut- neighborhood streets and communi- ing traffic will increase the amount of ers who do not want to get caught in ties. The required study and Draft Eskaton Couple Celebrates 70th Anniversary vehicular traffic on Engle Road. The the choke point. The high increase in Environmental Impact Report has a projected amount of traffic and the traffic and speeding required the instal- Carmichael–The “Official Sponsor followed, which included travelling are involved in many of Eskaton’s section that addresses transportation road capacity will lead to a Level of lation of speed tables on Engle Road of Longevity” Eskaton is home to across the globe – living in 25 places in activities and social events. And while and traffic circulation/flow impacts if Service (LOS) “F.” Thoroughfare traf- to discourage speeding. Many of the Lucille and Kent Prim, who this 27 years. They settled into the Eskaton Lucille also keeps busy with family the FOB projected project proceeds as fic that is projected to be diverted to commuters on Fair Oaks Boulevard October 5 celebrate the 70th anniver- Village Carmichael continuing care and friends, Kent spends his extra time planned. What is most troublesome is Engle Road will increase the safety are using neighborhood streets like sary of their wedding. The couple’s retirement community five-and-a-half playing golf. Though Lucille tried the the negative impact the proposed plan risks associated with an increased Engle Road, North and Whitney advice to others’ seeking the secret to years ago, because, as Lucille tells it, sport, they both laugh now retelling will have on neighborhood streets. Fair volume of traffic and higher speeds on (which also has speed tables installed) longevity in marriage is simply: “We “Eskaton could give us a tour in the how Kent’s observation that “You’re Oaks Boulevard is a major corridor for our quiet neighborhood streets. Some to reach Walnut Avenue where they never go to bed mad. We don’t always morning and our other choice couldn’t not trying” nearly caused a divorce. vehicle traffic —-80% of the traffic is of the families with young children can travel and eventually meet up later agree. But we work things out by the take us until the afternoon. We liked When Lucille quit, “It was the happi- through traffic—- and it is classified will become even more protective with Fair Oaks Boulevard. end of the day,” Lucille explained. what we saw and that was that.” The est day of our lives,” the two agree. All as a “thoroughfare”. Commuters using and restrict their children from walk- It is time to get back to the Ironically, she then recalls what couple have two sons, both attorneys, kidding aside, Lucille adds “It’s a very Fair Oaks Boulevard are from other ing and biking on Engle Road without original intent of addressing the she said to Kent the first time the who live close by, and three grandchil- loverly life.” cities and communities (Fair Oaks, adult supervision. A normal day to day transportation problems with Fair two Oklahoma State freshmen met dren and three great grandchildren. Eskaton boasts a resident population Citrus Heights, and Orangevale). The activity like backing out of ones drive- Oaks Boulevard without shifting in January 1936: “Do you hate me as One granddaughter gets credit for with an average age of 83, including FOB Corridor Plan and “Smart Street” way onto Engle Road will become other problems onto the adjoining much as I hate you?” After a perceived coordinating a special celebration for more than three dozen centenarians. design is projected to reduce the flow more dangerous and require more residential neighborhood streets. “slight” was clarified, the two went their historic 50th anniversary, when The 42-year-old nonprofit aging ser- of traffic on Fair Oaks Boulevard, and time to safely complete the task. Fair Oaks Boulevard should be on a date that evening and have been the more than 60 guests heard Kent vices organization provides commu- is projected to increase the diversion Health: Increased traffic on Engle three lanes wide in each direction, together since. serenade his wife with his own version nity living and home-based support for of commuter traffic to neighborhood Road will negatively impact the it should be pedestrian friendly and By their senior year, they were of Kenny Rogers’ “(You picked a fine more than 3,500 older adults through- streets, including Engle Road. health of the neighborhood. The pro- in-fill projects should be promoted to engaged and soon after married – time to leave me) Lucille.” out Northern California. Learn more at The Level of Service (LOS), a jected increase in traffic (from FOB improve the boulevard’s connectivity. on October 5, 1940. A military life The two healthy 92-year-olds www.eskaton.org. standard street capacity measurement traffic shifting) and auto emissions Ultimately, a smooth flow of travel term, on approximately 12 Carmichael will create poorer air quality and pol- on Fair Oaks Boulevard should be neighborhood streets will be down- lution in the neighborhood. In addi- encouraged. If motorists are using graded from average/below average tion, the proposed zoning changes Carmichael’s residential streets in to a LOS (F), an unacceptable level of for a large section of FOB will allow lieu of Fair Oaks Boulevard, then service. Some mitigation is possible, multiple storied buildings (up to 4 the problem has not been addressed although for some streets, including stories) that will serve to trap CO2 but only compounded. Engle Road, there is no alternative and other toxic gasses. The poor air option other than calling the negative quality will impact the respiratory and RESOURCES USED: impact to Engle Road as “Significant cardiovascular health of residents on Fair Oaks Boulevard Corridor Plan and Unavoidable” and coming up Engle Road. Increased emissions will Draft. Sacramento County Planning with no solutions in the proposed FOB promote higher incidents and severity Department. June 2010. Corridor Plan. of asthma (especially with children Living near traffic pollution tied to The Draft Environmental Impact and elderly) and the heightened risk of heart deaths. Reuters Health. June Report examined both current and heart disease (especially with middle- 2010. projected traffic use. Approximately aged and elderly). Draft Environmental Impact Report. 8,000 vehicles per day use Engle Quality of Life: Increased overflow July 12, 2010. Road and there will be a projected traffic on Engle Road will signifi- increase of 3,000 with the passage and cantly increase the noise level in the implementation of the proposed FOB neighborhood community. Poorer air Corridor Plan. quality will limit outdoor activities

t o o p e n The Vampyre on October 8 Chautauqua Playhouse announces opening of the thriller “The Vampyre” by Tim Kelly starting on October 8, at the Playhouse. The show will run on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm and Sundays at 2:00 pm through November 14. All performances will be held at the Chautauqua Playhouse, 5325 Engle Road in the La Sierra Community Center in

Appearing in “The Vampyre”: Carmichael. Admission is $18 general and $16 students, (L) Ruby Brungess, David Garrison, Kathryn Busch seniors, children and SARTA members. Before there was Count Dracula there was Lord Ruthven, a charming but vicious vampyre with ‘dead grey eyes’, a very pale complexion and a haughty demeanor. He gains the confidence of Aubrey, a weak willed young man and through him, gains entrance to the stately home of Aubrey’s aunt where his seductive skills tempt the most virtuous of young women there. “The Vampyre” transformed the vampire myth from the monster of folklore to the dark, sexual, and predatory creature still popular today!

The show is directed by Harry Rodgers, featuring a cast that includes David Garrison, Nicholas Massa, Julie Bock-Betschart, Jon Jackson, Walter Thompson and many others. Set design is by Rodger Hoopman and costumes are by Eileen Beaver. For tickets and additional information call the theatre at (916) 489-7529 (PLAY). Information and tickets are also available through the Chautauqua Playhouse website: www.cplayhouse.org. CHAUTAUQUA PLAYHOUSE • 5325 ENGLE ROAD A Non-Profit CARMICHAEL, CA 95608 • (916) 489-7529 Carmichael Times Page 4 October 6, 2010

'Touch of Health' Carmichael Weekly Vitality Workshop "Creating radiant health Classes begin at 6:00 pm Tuesdays Chamber of Commerce in our community since 1985" Open to Public at No Charge Boulevard Brush Up Carmichael Chamber Mixer Gift of Life Wellness Check-up Join the Carmichael Chamber on Sunday, October S.T.E.P. October 12 Stretching Secrets Consultation, Complete Spinal 24 to help clean up Fair Oaks Blvd. Participants should Food, drinks and plenty of networking to Overall Health Examination and X-rays (if needed) meet at 9 am at Carmichael Park by the tennis courts Bring a raffle prize and plenty of business cards off Grant Avenue. Coffee and donuts will be provided. For more info, contact Linda Melody at 916-481-1002 This $250 value is yours for only $40 Remember to wear a hat and bring a pair of gloves. Other When: Wed Nov 10 5:30pm – 7:30pm if you mention this ad event sponsors include Carmichael Creek Neighbor- Where; Strategies to Empower People (S.T.E.P.) Each additional family member hood Association, Carmichael Colony Neighborhood 5945 Palm Dr, Carmichael 95608 (map) Association, and the County of Sacramento. For more only $20 information or to sign up to help, contact Anne Berner Honorary Mayor Offer Expires Friday at 916-944-1042. The Carmichael Chamber will be holding Board elec- Carmichael Chamber Community tions at their Tuesday, November 16th Business Meeting Shred Day and Luncheon. If you are interested in running for the Board or want to nominate someone, please contact Here’s your opportunity to show your support for the Linda Melody at the Chamber office at 916-481-1002 by • Spinal correction specialist Carmichael Chamber. $5 for a grocery bag; $10 for a Thursday, September 30th. banker’s box; $15 for a large black trash bag. Start col- Dr. Bob Graykowski • Custom exercise instruction lecting all your personal papers and confidential infor- Carmichael Chamber Luncheon 5909 Stanley Avenue, Suite A • Family wellness plans mation. All proceeds benefit the Carmichael Chamber of Chamber General Meeting & Luncheon • Sports injury specialist Commerce. Carmichael, CA 95608 Guest speaker is Carl Simpson, Chief Code • Carmichael chamber business person For more information, contact Linda Melody at (916) 973-1661 Enforcement Officer for Sacramento County discussing 916-481-1002 of the year 1995. zoning issues and the homeless in Carmichael When: Sat Oct 2 8am – 12pm $15 members/$20 non-members Where: La Sierra Community Center, Call 481-1002 or [email protected] for 5325 Engle Rd in Carmichael reservations by Nov. 11 Dog Park Master Plan When: Tue Nov 16 11:30am – 1pm Massage Therapy Where: TBA The Carmichael Recreation and Park District has by Jenn scheduled three workshops to help create a Master Plan 916.640.7763 for the Carmichael Dog Park. The plan will identify www.massagetherapybyjenn.com needs and create ideas that will chart a course of action for the District to follow. Ideas and suggestions are wel- come. The meetings will be held at the Carmichael Park “Always affordable, quality care you deserve.” Clubhouse, 5750 Grant Avenue on Tuesday, October 12, or Tuesday, November 16 from 6 - 8 pm. For further 4944 Sunrise Blvd. Ste. J-3 information, contact Lee Ann Yarber at 916-485-5322, Fair Oaks, Ca 95628 ext. 24 or [email protected]. (Between the Sunset & Wildridge lights) Contact us for more information on the Carmichael Chamber of Commerce Phone (916) 481-1002 • Fax (916) 481-1003 • www.carmichaelchamber.com Sacramento Fine Arts Center, Inc.

JenniferContributing Landers, CMT to the cultural life of the Sacramento community Announcing a Holiday Art Show for Members, a non- Oct 5-30 NCA Bold Expressions juried art show and sale. Members may enter up to six November 2-20 Annual Photography Show works to be displayed for sale during the holidays. The Center is expecting high traffic during the Holiday Craft November 30-December 18 Members Holiday Art Exhibit Fair, which will be open special hours from December 11-18, 2010, and our art will be highly visible and Casey In Curlers, available for purchase. This show provides members Holiday Craft Faire by Annie Murphy Robinson, the opportunity to display art for sale without the time who will be our and expense of renting space. Only six dollars each honored guest speaker artwork. Up to six artworks may be entered. Receiving Saturday November 6, 2010 October 13, 2010, 7 PM, one day only, Saturday, November 20, 2010, 11 AM-4 PM. Show dates are November 23-December 18, 9am-3pm at NCA Bold Expressions 2010. Show chair is David Peterson, 916-716-5951. FREE Admission! Download prospectus at http://www.sacfinearts.org/ exhibitionEntryForms.html MISSION OAKS COMMUNITY CENTER 5330–B Gibbons Dr., Carmichael, CA • Ph. 916-971-3713 Extended Tours Luxury Motorcoach Hours Open 11 AM to 3 PM Wed. thru Sun. • Tuesdays 11 AM 7 PM. • South Pacific Wonders • San Francisco Shopping Tour February 14-28, 2011 • $4,699 pp double Saturday, November 6, 2010 • $50/person • The Heart of Texas Macy’s Savings Pass & VIP Pass for Westfield Mall. March 13-21, 2011 • $2,249 pp double • Viva Las Vegas • Mackinac Island November 8-13, 2010 • $775pp double May 6-14, 2011 • $2,699 pp double Red Rock Canyon, museum, meals and show Monthly newsletter available online and • 2011 Rose Parade at the community center for additional classes and events. For more information call December 30, 2010- January 3, 2011 • $1525pp double (916) 972-0336 or go to www.morpd.com. Lodging on the Queen Mary, Catalina cruise + more!

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DISTRICT OFFICE MISSION OAKS RECREATION (916) 488-2810 • Fax (916) 488-4349 & PARK DISTRICT 3344 Mission Ave., Carmichael CA 95608 Office Hours: 8 am–5 pm MISSION OAKS COMMUNITY CENTER (916) 972-0336 • Fax (916) 972-7371 Registration Hours: 4701 Gibbons Dr., Carmichael CA 95608 8:30am-4pm Monday-Friday SWANSTON COMMUNITY CENTER (916) 333-6464 • Fax (916) 488-4349 www.morpd.com 2350 Northrop Ave., Carmichael CA 95825 Carmichael Times CALL 773-1111 TO ADVERTISE October 6, 2010 Carmichael Times Page 5 RT Announces New Programs and Reaches Milestone Carmichael RT to Implement Park-Pay- pay by phone. information, call 916-321-BUSS information, call 916-321-BUSS broad RT policy and planning ques- Cactus and And-Ride Program - Phase 2 For convenience and added value, (2877) or visit www.sacrt.com. (2877) or visit www.sacrt.com. tions. Previous sessions can be viewed On October 1, 2010 monthly parking passes are available in the online chat archives at www. Succulent for $15. Monthly parking passes can RT “Ride With The GM” RT Monthly Online Chat sacrt.com. Effective Friday, October 1, 2010, be purchased online at www.sacrt. in October Reaches Two-Year Milestone “The chat is a scheduled appoint- Society the Sacramento Regional Transit com; RT’s Customer Service and Sales Mike Wiley, General Manager/ The Sacramento Regional Transit ment each month for riders to address District (RT) implemented a park- Meeting: Thursday, Center at 1225 R Street (adjacent to CEO of the Sacramento Regional District (RT) will mark the two-year their questions or concerns directly to ing fee at three additional light rail the 13th Street light rail station); key Transit District (RT), will be “riding anniversary of “Transit Talk with the me,” Wiley stated. “I enjoy the time October 7, 10:00 am station park-and-ride lots. 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to launch Facebook. Naturally, when Zuckerberg unveils his own version Riley of social media that appears suspi- Christian Singles Network Denim Dance ciously similar to the concept pushed Carmichael - Christian Singles price of $15 presale or $20 at the door DJ music. Call the number below Reviews by the Winklevoss twins, the lawsuits Network, will hold its annual includes hors d’oeuvres, non alcohol for directions or more information. and recriminations start to fly. The Denim Dance for single adults beverages and the dance lessons. Membership is not necessary to COMPELLING HUMAN filmmakers employ the clever device Saturday, October 9, at Carmichael Volunteers attend free - please call attend, although members get a $5 CONFLICT FOR TECH DRAMA of telling the story of Facebook’s Presbyterian Church, 5645 Marconi 530-878-8606 to volunteer. discount at the door. All ages and all creation by cutting back and forth “SOCIAL NETWORK” Ave., Carmichael. CSN is Sacramento Pre-sale dance tickets are avail- denominations are welcome CSN has between the legal wrangling of two area’s oldest and largest interdenomi- able on line at www.christiansingle- been holding dances 17 years, draw- a staccato, rapid fire fashion that it depositions where Zuckerberg con- national Christian singles group. All snet.com, or at Berean Bookstore in ing singles from the Sacramento, the is no wonder that his girlfriend Erica fronts the twins and his estranged ages are welcome to attend, but most Sacramento, and Jireh’s Bookstore foothills, and beyond to Reno and the (Rooney Mara) dumps him in the partner Saverin. are 35 to 70. in Placerville; or by mail through Bay Area. middle of having beers at a local pub. That Zuckerberg would turn on The evening features an early CSN, P.O. Box 909, Meadow Vista, CSN will be hosting a Singles She calls him a word we can’t print in his only friend Saverin is interesting dance lesson in basic ballroom dance CA 95722. Call Christian Singles Retreat October 15-17 at Strawberry A Film Review by Tim Riley a family newspaper, but that thought drama in itself. Driven to success, moves by Declan Cordova at 6 PM Network to volunteer or find out Lodge near South Lake Tahoe. Guest Zuckerberg is cold, condescend- THE SOCIAL NETWORK of Zuckerberg lingers for the duration (an extra $5 for this class). Dance more information, 530-878-0606. entertainer and speaker witll be singer of the movie. ing, insensitive and kind of creepy. lessons in the Country Two Step and Christian Singles Network, cel- Leon Patillo, former lead singer from (Rated PG-13) After being dumped, Zuckerberg Basically, the tech mogul comes the Zydeco Mixer by Janine Wright ebrates its 18th Anninversary this Santana, now working in full tie gos- The idea of a compelling drama retaliates with an unpleasant personal to believe that Saverin doesn’t will be taught from 7-8 PM. included year, an is Sacramento’s largest pel ministry. behind the creation of popular social attack on his blog, and then fueled think big, but he may come to that in the ticket price. DJ dance music Christian Singles group, holding To receive more information media seems so unlikely, but “The by too much alcohol he goes on the view after falling under the spell of is from 8-11:30 by John Maricich. weekly events, with dances every about activities, or directions call the Social Network,” exploring the trou- offensive by creating a website that Napster founder Sean Parker (Justin The music, both recent and oldies, month. The next dance after this is 530-878-8606. The website, www. bled founding of Facebook, is undeni- asks Harvard students to rate co-eds Timberlake), a charismatic Svengali is a mix of rock and roll, ballroom, is a special Dance which takes place christiansinglesnet.com, includes ably intriguing, even to persons with on their “hotness.” To do this, he who is manipulative as well as very Latin, country and Christian music at November 6 at Roseville Veteran’s directions to the dance as well as limited skills in the use of this media. hacks into the university’s computer creative. During the depositions, all dances. Hall featuring Live Christian music information about upcoming events For instance, I think this movie is system, and in turn the traffic to his Zuckerberg’s megalomania reveals Dress is casual attire, wear some- by LouAnn Lee, Aaron Gayden, including seminars, getaways, and terrific for its dramatic story and site crashes the Harvard computer itself in the contemptuous manner thing denim if possible. The ticket and the Celebration Band, as well as parties and cruises. superb character development, even system. Needless to say, the computer that he addresses his adversaries and though I have never used Facebook. whiz does not prove endearing to uni- their lawyers. Often, these clashes For that matter, I have never been on versity administrators, thereby draw- make for good theater. MySpace or Friendster. Out of curi- ing academic probation. However, An interesting thing about “The osity, I once checked out Craigslist, his efforts lure the attention of upper- Social Network” is that the main but found nothing of interest. Twitter classmen, the Winklevoss twins, Tyler character can scarcely maintain a Specialties Plus is a foreign concept to me. Only last and Cameron (both played by Armie personal relationship with anyone week I replaced my rotary dial phone Hammer), who propose the creation and yet he’s the genius behind what with a push button one. 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SUPERIOR COURT OF petition. Dated: September 22, 2010. Carmichael Times, a Newspaper interested persons unless they have petitioner or petitioner’s attorney is: CALIFORNIA Kevin R. Culhane of General Circulation, printed in waived notice or have consented Joedy P. DeFrank #105102, 9521 COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO Judge of the Superior Court Sacramento County, California, once to the proposed action. The petition Folsom Blvr. #R, Sacramento, ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Publish: September 29, October 6, a week for four consecutive weeks will be granted unless an interested CA 95827; 916-362-6200. CHANGE OF NAME 13, 20, 2010. prior to the date set for hearing on person files an objection to the petition Publish: October 6, 13, 20, 2010. #34-2010-00085702 KOBRYA 00905 10-20-10 the petition. Dated: Sept. 13, 2010. and shows good cause why the DEFRAN 01001 10-20-10 WHEREAS, Aza Sanducci and Dean L. Peterson court should not grant the authority. Ray Sanducci have filed a petition SUPERIOR COURT OF Judge of the Superior Court The petition is set for hearing FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME with this court for a decree changing CALIFORNIA Publish: September 29, October 6, in Dept. No. 129, at 3341 Power STATEMENT #1008284. Kenney names of Aytaj M. Sandugi to Aitaj COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO 13, 20, 2010. Inn Road, Sacramento, CA 95826 Hanson, 5009 Hillridge Way, Fair Santucci and Mehdi M. Sandugi ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE SACCHI 00905 10-20-10 on November 3, 2010 at 9 a.m. Oaks, CA 95628 is doing business to Michael Mehdi Sanducci. IT IS CHANGE OF NAME IF YOU OBJECT to the granting under the Fictitious Business Name ORDERED that all persons interested #34-2010-00087952 NOTICE OF PETITION TO of the petition, you should appear at “FO Media Group” at 5009 Hillridge in the above entitled matter appear WHEREAS, Yulia Ivanovna Mogil ADMINISTER the hearing and state your objections Way, Fair Oaks, CA 95628. Filed LEGAL ADS FOR before this court at 9 a.m. on Oct. has filed a petition with this court for ESTATE OF or file written objections with the court with the Clerk of Sacramento 15, 2010 in Dept. 54, located at 800 a decree changing name of Yulia RUBELYN DE LA CRUZ before the hearing. Your appearance County on Sept. 16, 2010. 9th St., Third Floor, Sacramento, CA Ivanovna Mogil to Yulia Katiuzhinsky. ESTATE NO. 34-2010-00080140 may be in person or by your attorney. Publish: October 6, 13, 20, 27, 2010. 95814 and show cause, if any, why IT IS ORDERED that all persons To all heirs, beneficiaries, IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a FOMEDI 01001 10-27-10 the petition for change of name should interested in the above entitled matter creditors, and contingent creditors of contingent creditor of the deceased, not be granted. IT IS FURTHER appear before this court at 2 p.m. on and persons who may be otherwise you must file your claim with the SACRAMENTO ORDERED that a copy of this Order Nov. 3, 2010 in Dept. 53, located at interested in the will or estate, or court and mail a copy to the personal to Show Cause be published in the 800 9th St., Third Floor, Sacramento, both of RUBELYN DE LA CRUZ: representative appointed by the court Carmichael Times, a Newspaper CA 95814 and show cause, if any, why A petition has been filed by within four months from the date of Home of General Circulation, printed in the petition for change of name should TREVOR DE LA CRUZ in the first issuance of letters as provided in Sacramento County, California, once not be granted. IT IS FURTHER Superior Court of California, County Section 9100 of the California Probate ORDERED that a copy of this Order of Sacramento, requesting that COUNTY? a week for four consecutive weeks Code. The time for filing claims will Delivery prior to the date set for hearing on to Show Cause be published in the TREVOR DE LA CRUZ be appointed not expire before four months from the petition. Dated: Sept. 3, 2010. Carmichael Times, a Newspaper as personal representative to the date of the hearing noticed above. Shelleyanne W.L. Chang of General Circulation, printed in administer the estate the decedent. YOU MAY EXAMINE the Routes Judge of the Superior Court Sacramento County, California, once The petition requests authority file kept by the court. If you are We Can Do That! Publish: September 15, 22, 29, a week for four consecutive weeks to administer the estate under the interested in the estate, you may October 6, 2010. prior to the date set for hearing on Independent Administration of request special notice of the filing Available SANDUC 00903 10-6-10 the petition. Dated: Sept. 22, 2010. Estates Act. This will avoid the need of an inventory and appraisal of Kevin R. Culhane to obtain court approval for many estate assets or of any petition or Call to place your SUPERIOR COURT OF Judge of the Superior Court actions taken in connection with the account as provided in Section CALIFORNIA Publish: September 29, October 6, estate. However, before taking certain 1250 of the California Probate Code. COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO 13, 20, 2010. actions, the personal representative The name and address of 773-1111 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE KATIUZHINSKY 00905 10-20-10 will be required to give notice to legal advertising CHANGE OF NAME #34-2010-00087949 SUPERIOR COURT OF WHEREAS, Anna Mogil has filed CALIFORNIA a petition with this court for a decree COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO changing name of Anna Mobil to ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Anna Kobrya. IT IS ORDERED that CHANGE OF NAME all persons interested in the above #230316 entitled matter appear before this WHEREAS, Ashley Sampson, court at 2 p.m. on Nov. 3, 2010 in through her counsel, Robin McIver, Dept. 53, located at 800 9th St., has filed a petition with this court for Third Floor, Sacramento, CA 95814 a decree changing name of Ashley and show cause, if any, why the Christina Sampson to Ashley Christina petition for change of name should Newcomb. IT IS ORDERED that not be granted. 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POPPOFF! My husband is into estate invest- with Mary Jane Popp Dave Says ment properties. He’ll buy a run- down house for very little money, a happy life. These are just a few the immune system and can reduce changes in our teenager’s lifestyles. fix it up and then rent it out. The debt bones to gnaw on. the risk of cancer. It also has the How can we break this to them we’re racking up makes me nervous. As with humans, Vitamin C can unique ability to convert to vitamin gently? be effective in combating more than A-another anticancer nutrient-as the Each house has a loan, but he says it’s one problem. It also plays a major body needs it. Vitamins E and C are - Dan okay because we can sell them. Can you give me any advice? role in helping senior pets that suffer keys to a healthy heart too. Garlic is Dear Dan, from arthritis. Dr. Mindell adds that beneficial to keep a dog’s blood and Having your wife – who is also - Carol in addition to Vitamin C, you can blood vessels clean and helps reduce their mother – on board with the plan POOCH PERFECTION give vitamin E and selenium, which blockages that may already exist. Dear Carol, makes a big difference. I think all help prevent loss of muscle tone. And if your dog has parasites, one- I went broke years ago doing Do you love your pooch? If you Glucosamine is also great for build- half to two cloves a day will drive of you need to sit down and have a exactly what your husband is doing are like me, I adore my critters. They ing cartilage. Start with 500 milli- away fleas and kill internal worms, frank but loving discussion about the right now. I’ve known several others give me so much love and ask for lit- grams per day for all sizes of dogs; except for heartworms. changes that are going to come with who went broke doing it, too. Lots of tle in return. Someone else thinks the if needed, increase to 500 milligrams These are just a few remedies. this marriage for everyone. The kids world of his Dudley too. This person folks in real estate tend to believe that twice a day. All breed of dogs are In his book “Dr. Earl Mindell’s have to adjust to a stepdad being on is none other than Dr. Earl Mindell, Dave Ramsey is a personal money debt is okay so long as the property is highly prone to cataracts. According Nutrition and Health For Dogs” the founder of the health and well- the scene, just like you have to adjust worth more than the debt, but there to Dr. Mindell, supplements of E and Dr Mindell even addresses each management expert, popular ness revolution and author of over to a marriage situation where teenag- are several down sides to that kind C prevent them. If your dog suffers breed individually as to what they national radio personality and the fifty books on nutrition including ers are part of the package. of thinking. At the end of the day, from hot spots, he suggests MSM, are prone for. Look for natural pre- author of three New York Times “The Vitamin Bible” his pioneering Let them know you don’t want to the borrower is always slave to the a natural source of nutritional sul- ventive-care to keep your dog happy bestsellers – The Total Money reference book. Dr. Mindell is a reg- be the bad guy, but that you and mom lender. And I’m afraid your husband fur. It’s a lotion that can be applied and in great health. Add years to Makeover, Financial Peace istered pharmacist, master herbalist, have been looking at the money situ- directly on the problem, and it takes your dog’s life…quickly, easily, and Revisited and More Than Enough. may be on that path. internationally recognized expert on ation and things just don’t add up. It care of it in no time. economically. Check out his website At best, this kind of thinking will nutrition, vitamins, and herbal rem- In them, Ramsey exemplifies his Believe it or not, our pet friends at www.drearlmindell.com for more also wouldn’t be a bad idea if mom make for lots of uncertainty. The edies. So Dr. Mindell wants us all to life’s work of teaching others how also suffer from cancer and heart insight. Our pet friends give us their did a lot of the talking. Let her tell the worst case scenario has you guys end- know more about our dog’s health. to be financially responsible, disease. Again, the good doc asserts all. Loving and caring for them is the kids that you’ve both decided it’s time ing up bankrupt, just like we did. My So here comes “Dr Earl Mindell’s so they can acquire enough Vitamin C plays an important role least we can do! That from my two to make the money behave, and this Nutrition and Health For Dogs”. wealth to take care of loved ones, experience way back when is proof in both prevention and treatment of critters Encore and Misty!!! will mean some lifestyle changes. Don’t worry, there’s one coming for live prosperously into old age, that things like this can quickly esca- cancer. It also boosts the immune cats too. Join Mary Jane for the KAHI Noon Listen to reasonable input from late out of control when you make system and can reduce your dog’s and give generously to others. According to the good doc, our News Monday–Friday and then again them, and let them know their debt one of your building blocks. risk of the disease. Beta-carotene is two-legged counterparts need vita- for POPOFF 10 PM–Midnight. Lifestyle Changes thoughts and feelings matter. But There’s nothing wrong with invest- a powerful antioxidant that boosts mins and other supplements to lead they also need to understand things ing in real estate, but I recommend Dear Dave, are going to be different, and this part that he do it much more slowly – and I just married a wonderful lady needs to come from mom. Otherwise, with cash! with two children. We’ve talked over they’re likely to see you as the wicked our financial situation, and we’re - Dave stepdad! We are Looking for Veterans to Join Our determined to get out of debt within For more financial help please visit two years. This will mean some big - Dave Post VFW POST 2324 Carmichael. daveramsey.com. Are you a veteran from WW2, Korean War, Vietnam War, Desert Storm, Iraq, Afghanistan War? If you been honorably discharged and have a current DD214, Please Contact The Post Commander Edward B. Holm. PH (916)722-9603 or Post Quartermaster Steven H. Rambo PH (916) 847-5496. 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Kirsten Peters has some highly valuable properties dioxide, the well-known greenhouse for something much more modern gas. But that carbon is not ancient, like The Gulf oil spill has shown us just the carbon from coal or petroleum. one of the downsides of petroleum. It’s part of the life cycle, if you will, Sacramento That makes the mind of even a of the recent history of the planet. The geologist like me turn to several worry about global warming rests questions about the future. Could we on our liberation of ancient carbon, Americans grow more of our own the material that upsets the balance Public Library Events fuel – enough to run a number of our of what’s in the atmosphere today. cars, trucks and airplanes? And, quite There are many details yet to History books discussed at Carmichael Library Read to Rover importantly, could we do so without be worked out for Camelina, and displacing food crops like corn? monthly meetings October 5, Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. much work yet to do to see if it all Pretty much everybody from Carmichael Library History Book Club mixes School-Age Program makes sense in economic terms all sorts of political persuasions fact and fiction for a clearer picture of what has Specially trained therapy dogs are waiting for on a large scale. But it looks like is interested in those issues. And happened in world history. The adult book club children to come read to them. For kids ages 5 the major international airport at the good news is that researchers Camelia. meets at 6:30 p.m., on the first Tuesday of each to 10 years old. Earn stickers for the time spent Seattle-Tacoma will shortly get part – and farmers with a vision, too – month, at Carmichael Library, 5605 Marconi reading and earn a book too! than lamp oil. With some processing, of its fuel from Camelina. That’s to are hard at work laboring on new Camelina oil can be used in jet be welcomed, especially if it helps Avenue, Carmichael. Book Club uses of an ancient crop plant called engines. It’s a “drop in” fuel, meaning global warming, soil conservation Attendees are encouraged to bring snacks to Tue, Nov 2 5:00-6:00 Camelina. Also known as “false it functions just like traditional jet and the bottom line of farmers. share with other book club members. For more School-Age Program flax,” it’s a wispy plant in the same fuel. Blended with petroleum jet Still, it remains true that we cannot information on the following book discussions, Join us on the first Tuesday of every month to group as mustard and Canola. fuel, in fact, Camelina has already yet simply grow ourselves out of please telephone the Sacramento Public Library talk about the book, play trivia games, and have There are two impressive things been “test driven” in jet planes. our dependencies on petroleum. at (916) 264-2920 or visit saclibrary.org. fun! This month we will be reading “Gregor the about Camelina. Its seeds contain a Score a third big one for Camelina. By that I mean that the total biofuel November 2: The Skystone, by Jack Whyte Overlander,” by Suzanne Collins. Pick up your lot of oil that’s liberated by crushing “This ancient crop has a great deal power in the nation is a fraction of December 7: The Bridges at Toko-ri, copy at the front desk! – and the more oil the better from of new potential,” says Professor what we get from our main fluid by James Michener the fuel point of view. Better still, Ralph Cavalieri of Washington fuels, petroleum and natural gas. January 4: The Things They Carried, Preschool Storytime Camelina can be grown on pretty lousy State University. “We think we are But every step we can take by Tim O’Brien Thu, Nov 4 10:15-11:00 soil – either areas where no crops will poised to make major contributions toward energy independence February 1: The Worst Hard Time, by Timothy Preschool Storytime (3-5yrs) grow well or at times that soil may to biofuels with Camelina.” that doesn’t limit our food Egan Join Miss Angela for 30 minutes of stories, otherwise be left fallow by farmers But where can we grow this production is clearly great news. March 1: In the Valley of the Kings, fingerplays, music, and more. Lots of fun for kids in dryland regions of our country. venerable crop in the U.S. that 3-5! Score two big ones for Camelina. Dr. E. Kirsten Peters, a native of by Daniel Meyerson wouldn’t displace food crops? 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