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Printed on 40% minimum recycled newsprint. News bites TownCovering the San Jacinto and Santa Rosa Moun tainsCr from Twin Pinesı to Anzaer to Pinyon Prize essay Almost all the News — Part of the Time Destiny Griesgraber’s essay on forests and fi re safety. VOL. 65 NO. 20 75¢ (Tax Included) IDYLLWILD, CA THURS., MAY 20, 2010 See page 5. Idyllwild Area Historical Society Honoring history and greenery Local group honored with state recognition. See page 8. A spill? IFPD says nothing fell or was dumped in local creek. See page 10. Election June 8 Proposition 15. See page 11. Memorial Day plans? Opportunities to enjoy the weekend here. See page 13. Déjà vu A RMRU rescue seems to From left, Karin and Richard Greenwood and Holly Owens, presents the 2010 Green- be a repeat of 2009. wood Award to Sage Mountain Farm, located in Aguanga. Owners, Phil and Juany See page 23. Noble (right), accepted the award Friday night during the Earth Fair Dessert Reception. On Friday night, Chuck Wilson presents the Society The award recognizes member(s) of the community who take the time and effort to do of California Archivists award to Shirl Reid, assistant what they can to help protect the environment. Sage Mountain provides the community curator of the Idyllwild Area Historical Society. See with organic fruits and vegetables, through the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Inside story, page 8. Photo by J.P. Crumrine program. Photo by Jenny Kirchner A&E ...... 15 Calendar ...... 4 Churches ...... 8 Classifi eds ...... 18 Firefi ghters see Important Carlson Crossword ...... 21 Horoscope ...... 21 Lodging ...... 8 fat in budget meetings this threatened Masthead ...... 6 On the Town ...... 13 By J.P. Crumrine Public notices ...... 22 Editor week with expulsion Real estate ...... 17 Services ...... 24 t its May 11 meeting, the Idyllwild Fire he fi rst is about the Business Improvement By Marshall Smith Sports ...... 17 Protection District (IFPD) Commission District. The IDY4U group has invited Staff Reporter Sudoku ...... 21 A and its career staff expressed very dif- T members of the Temecula Valley convention Weather ...... 2 ferent perceptions of the department’s fi nancial and Visitor Bureau to visit Idyllwild and discuss dyllwild Chamber of Commerce Directors situation. their perceptions of the benefi ts and problems of Mimi Lamp and Richmond Blake presented The commission is concerned whether future the Temecua Business Improvement District. IChamber President Ken Carlson with a 30- revenue will be suffi cient to cover its growing This forum is at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May day notice of intent to expel him from Chamber In an costs. Its worry was suffi cient enough to request 19 at the Caine Learning Center on Pine Crest membership during the Chamber’s monthly meet- EMERGENCY to renegotiate the salary increases for the coming Avenue. ing on Monday, May 17. fi scal year (July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011). On Thursday, County Service Area 36 will hold Lamp cited the following reasons as grounds for go to Commissioner Ben Killingsworth, who made the its regular May meeting. This month it will be expulsion: “willfully voiding the membership check towncrier.com motion, fi rmly stated that raising the current local at the Idyllwild Fire Station because the speakers of the Town Crier and claiming that they had not special assessment of $65 per parcel may be the from Riverside County are likely to attract a large paid [dues] to prevent their membership renewal; for news! only way to avoid reducing staff. He noted that audience. your willingness to slander the Town Crier, one of the Hemet fi refi ghters acceded to a 5- to 6-percent Members of 3rd District Supervisor Jeff Stone’s the longest standing, most reputable businesses in pay decrease. staff and from the County Economic Develop- town, has undermined the Chamber’s reputation After Killingsworth made a second motion ment Agency will attend to discuss recreation as a promoter of commerce; ignoring and void- to give a 30-day notice to The Family Business programs and management. The meeting will ing Chamber board votes and recommendations (owned by Craig and Janice Coopersmith), IFPD’s begin at 5:30 p.m. for expulsion of Town Crier; election process See IFPD, page 10 See Meetings, page 28 See Chamber, page 9 Page 2 - Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 News of record

Fire log May 16 — Medical aid, 42200 block of Terwilliger person down. Road, Anza. Hill fi re stations responded May 16 — Traffic colli- May 11 — Medical aid, to the following calls, Monday sion. 65300 block of Highway 74, to Sunday, May 10 to 16: Garner Valley. Riverside County Fire, May 12 — Medical aid, Idyllwild Fire Department Garner Valley 59000 block of Morris May 10 — Walk-in medical May 11 — Vegetation fi re, See Record, page 7 aid. May 11 — Medical aid, Marion Ridge Drive, Pine Cove. GV ambulance May 11 — Chemical spill, Pine Crest Avenue, Idyllwild. collision resolved May 11 — Walk-in medical aid. By Jenny Kirchner been at fault. However, af- Two motorcyclists were in- May 12 — Walk-in medical photographer ter further investigation by volved in a head-on collision aid. California Highway Patrol on Highway 243 north of the May 13 — Traffi c collision, Last week, the Town Crier Offi cer Ron Esparza, it was Alandale Forest Service Station Highway 243 at Dead Man’s published a photograph of determined that the driver Sunday about noon. According Curve, Pine Cove. an ambulance damaged in of the American Medical Re- to California Highway Patrol May 13 — Walk-in medical a collision on Highway 74 sponse (AMR) ambulance, Offi cer Ron Esparza, Michael aid. in Garner Valley. Marilyn Nicholas Gomez, 25, was Craig, 40, of Corona Del Mar May 14 — Walk-in medical Eckert, 57, of Garner Val- completely at fault. Another aid. was traveling southbound on ley, was driving her Ford AMR employee, Eric Lamb, his 2006 Kawasaki Ninja ZX10 May 16 — Walk-in medical truck and initial review 22, was a passenger in the at a high rate of speed when he aid. indicated she may have ambulance. May 16 — Medical aid, crossed the double yellow line Highway 243, Pine Cove. and collided with Doug Reed, May 16 — Medical aid, 54, of Yucca Valley and pas- Marion Ridge Drive, Pine senger Susan Bergstrom, 43, Cove. of Mountain Center who were traveling northbound on a Riverside County Fire, 2001 Harley Davidson Classic. Pine Cove Craig and Reed suffered major May 11 — Medical aid. May 12 — Wildland fi re. injuries while Bergstrom suf- May 13 — Traffic colli- fered minor injuries. Mercy sion. Air landed on Highway 243 May 13 — Wildland fi re. while traffi c was stopped for Idyllwild Weather about 1 hour. All three were May 13 — Hazardous From the National Weather Service materials. A young child was airlifted by Mercy Air from Astrocamp last transported to Desert Regional May 16 — Traffic colli- Friday night after allegedly choking. Her mother cradles her Medical Center. Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday 5/20 5/21 5/22 5/23 5/24 sion. with an oxygen mask over her face. Photo by Jenny Kirchner Photos by Jenny Kirchner

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Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 3 Outside Idyllwild By Bruce Watts PCT wrap up have packs in the 20- to 40- We are now more than pound range. halfway through May and the Don’t get me vast majority of the Pacific wrong, there Crest Trail hikers have come are still a lot of people who are and gone. Some of the PCT- ultralighters; but, I also met ers have come and gone more quite a few hikers who simply than once. wanted to have more comfort This time of year I refl ect features in their packs. It will on any trends and or fads be interesting to see how this that are developing in the develops over the next couple hiking community. I always of years. learn about new gear and The hottest item this year Western Pennyroyal (Monardella odoratissima) is a 1- to 2- new sources of information, has been Kahtoola MICRO- foot perennial with small white fl owers arising from pinkish mostly maps and online bul- spikes. They are a big seller buds. The fragrant foliage has a very good mint odor. Native letin boards to access for the because hikers need them throughout much of the West, it prefers partly shady to shady latest trail updates. for safety on Fuller Ridge. I locations and tolerates hot summer weather, but not tempera- As I have mentioned be- needed to reorder MICRO- tures above 85-90 degrees. It is very useful in rock gardens or fore, every year there is at spikes four times in two weeks. perennial beds. Photo courtesy of Harold Voorheis least one new item that hik- Each time, I tried to order ers are asking for that I have plenty of sizes but I still sold This rockslide (above), about never seen or thought of out in a couple of days. 1/2 mile from the top of the carrying in the shop. This Ultralight down jackets are Ernie Maxwell Scenic Trail, year’s new “must have” gear now the offi cial uniform for occurred last week. Bob Haine is the long-handled spoon or PCT hikers. There are many and his wife took this photo spork. I always have plenty of different brands for sale, but and said, “In spite of the nec- titanium utensils available, but the jackets are usually well essary detour around or over this year hikers were asking under a pound in weight with the rocks, there were quite a for a long-handled spoon to some going as low as 4 to 5 few hikers and their canine stir their dehydrated foods ounces. One sure way to spot without sticking their hands PCT hikers in town is when it companions on the trail.” in the cooking bags. is sunny and in the mid-60s Photo courtesy of Bob Haine Two hikers who were on and they are wearing down their way out of town stopped jackets. I guess sleeping out- in front of the shop and were side at night in the mountains A deer and scrub jay each eating their Ben and cools them down enough that (right) meander through Jerry’s ice cream with their they need insulation for the Mountain Center. long-handled spoons. They rest of the day until they once Photo by Doris Jean Lombard were having one last treat be- again crawl into their sleeping fore leaving town and I could bags at nightfall. a color printer that prints on not resist going outside and Last, it seems that there is both sides. The latter can be asking them where they got a proliferation of new maps downloaded from www.pct- their spoons. I will be sure to for the Pacific Crest Trail map.net. It would seem that carry long-handled spoons for that are available in book they all have some fans and the 2011 hiking season. form and online. Some are faults but the defi nitive map The ultralight hiking craze very expensive. Some can be of the PCT would probably is showing some signs of downloaded from the internet be too big to carry around slowing as many more hikers for free if you have access to when you are hiking. Attention Vacation Homeowners Join us at the Holistic Fair (next to the Café Aroma) and Lodging Managers Visit the Naturopathic Health Care Clinic where Accept Credit/Debit Cards for Your Guest’s Stay! Dr. Dunn will be introducing his new book. The One-Stop Solution for Vacation Homeowners and Managers! 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Join us at the Holistic Fair (next to the Café Aroma) Visit the Naturopathic Health Care Clinic where Dr. Dunn will be introducing his new book.

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The Family Guide to Naturopathic Health Care Natural Health 54790 North Circle Dr. Dr. Dunn will be available to discuss the Idyllwild, CA 92549 book, his practice and natural health at the Holistic Fair sponsored by the (951) 659-6124 Chakra Shack Www.DrJonDunn.com Page 4 - Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 Community calendar

For the Idyllwild Arts & Nature Center, 25225 Hwy. 243. Saturday, May 22 • Community Arts Network, • Celebrate Recovery, Christ- tion by Dr. John Dunn, Licensed Entertain ment Calendar, see • Lake Hemet Municipal • Al-Anon, noon, Spiritual informal brainstorming ses- centered 12-Step Study meeting, Naturopathic Physician, 6:30- “On the Town,” on page 15 Water District meeting, 3 p.m. Living Center, Idyllwild Reli- sions, 4-5 p.m. Idyllwild Tea 6:30-8 p.m. Former Morning 7:30 p.m. Mile High Fitness, 26385 Fairview Ave., Hemet. gious Science, 54423 Village Company, 54241 Ridgeview Dr. Sky School, 29375 Hwy. 243, 54423 Village Center Drive. • County Service Area 36 Center Dr. • Al-Anon, 5:30 p.m. Spi ri- Mountain Center. Call 659-0097 Wednesday, May 19 (Idyllwild recreation district) • Stand in Silent Vigil for tual Living Center, Idyllwild for information. Community service hours • Idyllwild Rotary Club, 7:30- Advisory Committee meeting, Peace, Justice and Nonviolence, Reli gious Science, 54423 Village • “Room for Life,” workshop • California Department of 9 a.m. American Legion Post 5:30 p.m. Idyllwild Fire Station, noon. Town center at “Girl Cen ter Dr. with Jules Johnson, 7:30-8:30 Forestry (bark beetle issues), 800, 54360 Marion View Dr. 54160 Maranatha Dr.. Reading” monument. Call 659- • VHS Board of Directors, p.m. The Chakra Shack, 54750 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. • Town Crier News Meeting, • High Valleys Water District, 2718. Medical Arts Building Board- North Circle Dr., Unit A. Mountain Resource Center public welcome, 8:30 a.m. Café 6 p.m. HVWD offi ce, 47781 • Alcoholics Anonymous, room, 301 N. San Jacinto, 2nd 25380 Franklin Dr., 659-3335. Aroma, 54750 North Circle Dr. Twin Pines Rd., Twin Pines. noon. St. Hugh’s Episcopal fl oor, Hemet. Wednesday, May 26 • Idyllwild HELP Center, • ESL class, 8:30-11:30 a.m. • HUSD 23rd-annual El- Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr.; • Idyllwild Rotary Club, 7:30- 26330 Highway 243, 9 a.m.- St. Hugh’s Episcopal Church, ementary Academic Honor 7:30 p.m. Community Pres- Tuesday, May 25 9 a.m. American Legion Post noon & 1-3 p.m. Tuesday-Fri- 25525 Tahquitz Dr. Roll ceremony, 6 p.m. West Val- byterian Church, Fellowship • Zen Meditation Group, 7 800, 54360 Marion View Dr. day. 659-2110. • Creekside Writers, 9 a.m.- ley High School stadium, 3401 Hall, 54400 North Circle Dr. a.m. & 7 p.m. Call 659-2253. • Town Crier News Meeting, • Idyllwild Area Historical noon. Call 659-2844. Mustang Way, Hemet. • Girls’ Goddess Group, 1- • Valley Quilters Guild, 9:30 public welcome, 8:30 a.m. Café Museum, 54470 North Circle • Garner Valley Book Club, • “Preparing for the 2010 Fire 2:30 p.m.; Yoga with Trine, 2:30- a.m. 305 E. Devonshire, Hemet. Aroma, 54750 North Circle Dr. Dr., 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday 10:30 a.m. Call 659-6049 for lo- Season” Community Meeting, 4 p.m. The Chakra Shack, 54750 • “MOMS: Motivated, Or- • ESL class, 8:30-11:30 a.m. & Sunday. Group tours by ap- cation. hosted by Mountain Communi- North Circle Dr., Unit A. ganized Motherhood Survival,” St. Hugh’s Episcopal Church, pointment. 659-2717. • Alcoholics Anonymous, ties Fire Safe Council, 6-8 p.m. workshop with Jules Johnson, 25525 Tahquitz Dr. • Idyllwild Library, 54185 noon. St. Hugh’s Episcopal Idyllwild School Gymnasium. Sunday, May 23 10:30 a.m.-noon. The Chakra • Creekside Writers, 9 a.m.- Pine Crest Ave., 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr.; • Narcotics Anonymous, 7:30 • Zen Meditation Group, 8 Shack, 54750 North Circle Dr., noon. Call 659-2844. Monday & Friday, 11 a.m.-7 6 p.m. Spiritual Living Cen- p.m. Spiritual Living Center, a.m. Call 659-2253. Unit A. • Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m. Wednesday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. ter, Idyllwild Religious Science, Church of Religious Science, • ICRC presents: Rattlesnake • Fit After Fifty, 11 a.m. Mile- noon. St. Hugh’s Episcopal Saturday, 659-2300. women only, 54423 Village 54423 Village Center Dr. Avoidance Training for Dogs, High Fitness, 54423 Village Cen- Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr.; • Idyllwild Nature Center, Center Dr., Strawberry Creek 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Idyllwild Com- ter Dr. 6 p.m. Spiritual Living Cen- 25225 Highway 243, 9 a.m.-4:30 Square. Friday, May 21 munity Center site, Ridgeview • Alcoholics Anonymous, ter, Idyllwild Religious Science, p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. 659- • Awareness Meditation • Fern Valley Water District & Hwy. 243. Call 659-6028 for noon. St. Hugh’s Episcopal women only, 54423 Village 3850. Group, 5-5:30 p.m. Spirit board meeting, 9 a.m. FVWD appointment. Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr.; Center Dr., Strawberry Creek • Idyllwild Skate Park, Mountain Retreat, 25661 Oak- board room, 55790 South Circle • Teen Group, 10-11:30 a.m. AA Open Meeting & Big Book Square. Idyllwild Pines Camp, 26375 wood St. Call 659-2523. Dr. Spiritual Living Center, Idyllwild Study, 6-7 p.m., Spiritual Living • Awareness Meditation Highway 243, 2:30 p.m.-dusk • CAHSEE class, 6-9 p.m. St. • Baby Play Group, 10:30 Religious Science, 54423 Village Center, Idyllwild Religious Sci- Group, 5-5:30 p.m. Spirit Moun- Wednesday & Thursday; 1:30 Hugh’s Episcopal Church, 25525 a.m. Call Debbi Geisinger, 659- Center Drive, Strawberry Creek ence, 54423 Village Center Dr., tain Retreat, 25661 Oakwood St. p.m.-dusk Friday; noon-dusk Tahquitz Dr. 8710 or (951) 966-1094. Square. Strawberry Creek Square. Call 659-2523. weekends. • Business Community Fo- • Alcoholics Anonymous, • Idyllwild Writer’s Guild, 3 • International Healing • CAHSEE class, 6-9 p.m. St. • Idyllwild Transfer Station, rum re: Idyllwild Business Im- noon. St. Hugh’s Episcopal p.m. 25685 Big Pine St., Cedar Rooms of Idyllwild, 5-7 p.m. Hugh’s Episcopal Church, 25525 28100 Saunders Meadow Rd, 8 provement District, 6:30 p.m. Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr.; Glen. Call 659-0130. Shiloh Christian Ministries, Tahquitz Dr. a.m.-4:30 p.m. Thursday-Mon- Caine Learning Center, 54385 Pick-a-stick candlelight, 7:30 • Alcoholics Anonymous, 54960 Pine Crest Ave. • “Beyond Chocolate? A Na- day; Grinding Facility, 8 a.m.- Pine Crest Ave. p.m. Idyllwild Community 12x12 Book Study closed meet- • ESL class, 6-8 p.m. Idyllwild turopathic Medical Perspective noon & 1-4 p.m. Monday-Fri-

Presbyterian Church, Manse- ing, noon. Idyllwild Water Dis- School, 26700 Highway 243. on Fitness and Health,” presenta- day; 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. Thursday, May 20 Alcove, Fellowship Hall, 54400 trict, 25945 Hwy. 243; 5 p.m., • Beginning Belly Dancing • Qigong with Keiko, 10-11 North Circle Dr. Rancho Encino Mountain Club, with Raye, 6-7 p.m. The Chakra Contact Beth Nottley to get a listing in the Community a.m. The Chakra Shack, 54750 • Celebrate Recovery, Christ- 45915 Orchard Road, Poppet Flat, Shack, 54750 North Circle Dr., calendar:[email protected] or 659-2145, ext. 17. North Circle Dr., Unit A. centered 12-Step program. BBQ across from CalFire Station 63. Unit A. • Fit After Fifty, 11 a.m. Mile- 6-7 p.m.; Open Share meeting • Hemet Unifi ed School Dis- High Fitness, 54423 Village Cen- 7-9 p.m. Former Morning Sky Monday, May 24 trict Board of Directors Budget You are invited to a Community Meeting ter Dr. School, 29375 Hwy 243, Moun- • Alcoholics Anonymous, Study Session, 6:30 p.m. Pro- Preparing for the • Bible Study, noon-2 p.m. tain Center. Child care available. noon & 7:30 p.m., St. Hugh’s Ep- fessional Development Service Chapel in the Pines, Idyllwild Call 659-0097 for information. scopal Church, 25525 Tahquitz Center Board Room, 1791 W. 2010 Fire Season Pines Camp, 26375 Hwy. 243. • Idyllwild Fire Protection Dr. Acacia Ave., Hemet. Call April Wilson at 659-4006 District Commission Special Hosted by for information. Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Idyllwild Fire • Alcoholics Anonymous, Station, 54160 Maranatha Dr. Mountain Communities Fire Safe Council noon. St. Hugh’s Episcopal • “Inner Journey to Self” Presenters Church, 25525 Tahquitz Dr. workshop with Celeste Mann, John Hawkins • Lemon Lily Festival plan- 7-9 p.m. The Chakra Shack, Live Worship Music Chief Riverside County Fire Department ning meeting, 1 p.m. Idyllwild 54750 North Circle Dr., Unit A. by Niky at Idyllwild Pines Camp & Chris Fogle Conference Center. Battalion Chief, US Forest Service Friday, May 28, 5:30-9pm Kevin Turner HUGE CalFire & Riverside County Fire Dept., Forester II Norm Walker COUPON Interim Fire Chief, Idyllwild Fire Protection District PURPLE $ Hot Dog, Chips & Drink, just 4 Question and Answer Session SCOOTER $ & MOUNTAIN CENTER Add Chili, Cheese & Onion for an extra 1 Date: Thursday, May 20, 2010 Please present coupon when ordering food. Place: Idyllwild School Gymnasium Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM YARD SALE Also available for purchase: Working together to create a Fire Safe community Memorial Day Weekend For more information call: 659-6208 Hundreds of New Items Homemade Chicken Tamales & 53660 Hwy. 74, across from Mtn. Ctr. P.O. Homemade Caramel Corn 951.663.5618 Idyllwild Pines Camp & Conference Center www.thepurplescooter.com (951) 659-2605 • www.idyllwildpines.com Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 5 ladder fi res, crown fi res, and high intensity fi res are not Wedding Healthy forests and good for any ecosystem. They’re usually caused by thun- derstorms. Over 44,000 thunderstorms occur each day. Gioeli-Thomas controlled burns A high-intensity fi re burns everything and is extremely devastating. A ladder fi re is a fi re that makes its way up Elisabeth Sara Gioeli of By Destiny Griesgraber toto thethe crowncrown ofof a ttree.ree. IItt ccanan lleadead ttoo a ccrownrown fi rere whichwhich Idyllwild and Joel Wesley Idyllwild School Student burnsburns atat thethe toptop ofof thethe tree.tree. Thomas of Bend, Ore., were Forests are always growing and chang- ThereThere areare manymany typestypes ofof trees,trees, butbut thethe ManzanitaManzanita married Saturday, May 8, ing. So we have to maintain and manage isis t thehe m mostost fl aammable.mmable. T Thishis i iss b becauseecause i itt h hasas a l largearge 2010 at Shadow Mountain them. A forest is an ecosystem for many amountamount ooff ooilil ccontainedontained iinn iit.t. TThesehese ttypesypes ooff ttreesrees aarere Resort in Palm Desert. animals. An ecosystem is a natural system veryvery dangerousdangerous toto havehave aroundaround youryour home.home. InIn factfact that’sthat’s The wedding was at- made of living organisms reacting to each partpart ofof fi rere safety.safety. NothingNothing withinwithin 1010 toto 3030 feetfeet fromfrom youryour tended by family and friends other, their physical environment, and the householdhousehold shouldshould bebe fl ammable;ammable; itit shouldshould bebe clear.clear. ThisThis from Idyllwild, Calif., Or- relationship between the two. As a dynamic forest, it space is called defensible space. In my opinion this space ange County, Calif. and needs to change. is crucial to the survival or destruction of your home. Bend, Ore. The newlyweds Trees only fi ght for common resources such as sun- The C.D.F. or the California Department of Forestry is honeymooned in Hawaii. light, soil and water. By thinning forests and performing the command center in California that responds to all controlled burns we can prevent forests from becoming fi res. It is extremely important. weak and overcrowded. If a tree is weak then it is prone It just goes to show you that forestry and fi re safety Only in Idyllwild to diseases or easily infected by insects. Controlled burns are very similar in many different ways. You can make are fi res that were purposely started by professionals, to a difference. Help your local forest grow and change “Recently my son and his three young daughters had clean low brush, excess branches, and pine needles. without risk of overpopulation or dangerous devastating dinner at La Casita Mexican restaurant. When he went to Fires aren’t all bad; in fact some trees depend on fi re. fi res. Firefi ghter costs are over billions of dollars. Help pay the bill, he was told it was already paid for. A man These trees need intense heat to release other seeds, but cut down those costs; help your forests! had been impressed by the good behavior of the children and paid for the family’s meal.” Lillian Riede Gardena/Idyllwild

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Matter of fact In the May 6 story “Idyllwild Earth Fair comes of age,” it was incorrectly reported that Leta Gioeli would be getting married just before Earth Fair; it was actually her sister Elisabeth who became the bride. Also, Richelle Gribble attends the University of Southern California, rather than the Rhode Island Idyllwild School Principal Matt Kraemer’s students of the week School of Design. The Mountain Communities Fire Safe Council annual essay (from left) are Rebecca Luna, Destiny Griesgraber and Han- Town Crier regrets the errors. and poster competition was this month. Last Wednesday, the nah Hardy. Principal Kraemer chose the students for having winners were announced. Back row (from left to right), Jade the highest sixth-grade GPAs. Photo by Jenny Kirchner Bonifazi, third place poster, Naomi Watts, environmental Trivia test teacher, Alison Johnson, second place essay, Rebecca Luna Geography: What body of water does the Danube and Makayla Benson, fi rst place poster. In the front row (from Mountain folk

left) are Jacalynn Robinson, second place poster, Kyah Gra- River fl ow into? cia, third place essay, Destiny Griesgraber, fi rst place essay The Town Crier has received word of the deaths of two Sea Answer:Black (see essay printed above) and Brandan Hancock, third place Idyllwild residents, Jim Carlson and Tim Dillard. Also, Aleen poster. Shane Stewart, owner of The Rustic Theater, donated Agranowitz, 94, a former Idyllwild resident and founder of four theater tickets and Patty McKee, owner of the Candy Morning Sky School passed away in Long Beach … Cupboard, donated two $10-certifi cates to her store as prizes James Michael Reno II, son of Idyllwild resident Mike in addition to the cash awards. Photo by J.P. Crumrine Reno, graduated from California State University, San Mar- cos on Saturday, May 15 with a bachelor’s degree in psychol- Idyllwild ogy. He has been awarded a diversity fellowship to study for Anza Citizens Patrol seeks volunteers an advanced degree at the University of Texas, Austin. Pharmacy The Anza Citizen Patrol needs is now accepting appli- To get a listing in “Mountain folk,” visit www.towncrier. Go to www.IdyllwildPharmacy.com to save cations for the prestigious position of volunteer. You may com, click on “News” in the menu at the top and click on even choose your own days and hours. The meetings are “Submit a news item,” or stop by and fi ll out a news form. with our monthly specials, refi ll prescriptions and held the fi rst Tuesday of every month. Please call Brian To get your birthday listed, e-mail [email protected] or fi nd out more about your neighborhood store. at 951-763-5324 for more information. call (951) 659-2145, Ext. 17, with the month and day. 54391 Village Center Dr. • (951) 659-2135

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Editorials, letters to the editor, guest editorials and car- Initial thoughts Readers toons refl ect the opinions of the authors and not neces- Volunteering, have you got it… write sarily the Town Crier or Tindle Publications. How to reach us “ “Volunteers.”Volunteers.” WhatWhat comescomes toto youryour mind Mr. Funny Guy by Chris Fisher wwhenhen youyou hear oror saysay the word?word? “Idyllwild”“Idyllwild” Chris and Phone: is w whathat I se seee w whenhen “v“volunteers”olunteers” passes m myy the owl 5 (951) 659-2145 lips oror intointo mymy ear.ear. or toll-free: L Lastast week,week, I guidedguided youyou throughthrough a Editor: 1-888-535-6663 “Christopher and the Fax: (951) 659-2071 ccatalogueatalogue ooff ppossibleossible vvolunteerolunteer oopportunitiespportunities hehere.re. ThisThis week,week, I want toto demonstratedemonstrate the Owl” (April 22, 2010) began E-mail: [email protected] as an uplifting allegory; but Web site: successful results of local volunteerism. www.towncrier.com Begin with our photographs on page 1. In one, Idyllwild by the time I got to the end I was confused and in tears. When to reach us receives an award and in the other, Idyllwild grants an honor. In the beginning, I OFFICE HOURS thought Christopher was 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. On Friday evening, the Society of California Archivists bestowed an award on the Idyllwild Area Historical Society. a pretty special 7-year-old. Monday - Friday He’s beautiful, intelligent, Closed Saturday & Sunday The IAHS volunteers are the smallest organization and fi rst local historical association to receive this recognition. focused and able to admire a DEADLINES MONDAY In a state approaching a population of 40 million people hawk’s purpose, complexity, News Items — 10 a.m. with museums in every big city and quaint village, the etc. That’s pretty heavy stuff Classifi ed Ads — Noon for a 7-year-old! Display Ads — Noon Society says the IAHS work to preserve our history and u treasures deserves this honor. Amazing! Kudos to IAHS! One minute he’s in awe Grace Reed This group had an interest, some leaders and mostly of the synergy of life and Publisher nature, and the next min- J.P. Crumrine the willingness to dedicate their time to something that profoundly interested them. ute he, “knows he has to Editor catch…” an owl that is Jim Crandall The success of the IAHS is not an aberation. This result Chief Operations Offi cer does not need study in order to try to replicate because protecting its young. Why? u it happens all over the Hill. What a terrible thing to do Marshall Smith The second photograph on the page is of Phil and to one of God’s creatures! Staff Reporter Then Christopher saw, Sandy Burns Juany Noble of Sage Mountain Farm receiving the 2010 “energy move in purple Classifi ed, Service Greenwood Award. of the fi rst fi re department waves across the land,” heard Neatness counts Directory & Did you remember that this is the 21st Idyllwild Earth in Idyllwild. Is this true? Legal Sales Advisor Earth Sounds while colors Fair? Karen and Richard Greenwood, for whom the award Editor: The other “win” part was James Larkin were intense, and he knew is named, still live here and own Community Lumber, but I attended the wonder- that this business had been Production, Circulation he was “the entire universe Shane Fender long ago they ceded active management of the Earth Fair ful award ceremony at the able to move out of that …” Now I’m thinking that Advertising Sales to others. Idyllwild Historical Soci- disgusting eyesore and into Beth Nottley little Christopher was on a Twenty-one years for the Earth Fair, 13 years for the ety last weekend and four a beautiful building. I really Copy Editor, magic mushroom trip that Art and Wine Walk, 17 years for the Jazz in the Pines and people came up to me and believed that this would be Staff Reporter went bad! Am I supposed Jenny Kirchner 49 annual Firefi ghters Spaghetti Dinners demonstrate that congratulated me on my a boon to Idyllwild. to be impressed because Staff Photographer Hill residents are dedicated to the activities they love. criticism of businesses that Unfortunately the own- young Christopher “is mak- Juli Burleson I don’t know what tickles your heart or what motivates line Highway 243. The day ers of the business chose to Bookkeeper ing progress in his clear you, but there are plenty of opportunities here to create before, several people at the display their wares in their Wayne Parker minded effort to get a hold and to build. Find one you enjoy, one where you would movies did the same. They only parking space and the Newsstands of the owl”? I wonder why Contributors: rather be doing that than watching “American Idol” or also informed me that one only handicapped space of they were “worthy adver- Lee Arnson Fox news. of the businesses had moved the entire row of businesses. Jack Clark saries”? What happened to Think about what talents you have and how they could into a more prominent place Looking at the stuff they Frank Ferro Christopher’s sense of awe be used in an organizational setting. Or what you might in town, as if I hadn’t seen have displayed outside with Chris Fisher and wonder? Steve Hudson like to learn to do. Perhaps your job doesn’t offer enough it already. a crudely hand lettered sign I’m hoping people don’t Conor O’Farrell variety or growth. You can fi nd a local group that would When I fi rst saw that the that announces that it is a read that “10 Directions” and Shirley Schraff patiently wait for you to grasp that skill which will help business moved I thought thrift store, I realized that Cihan Sesen think that it’s OK to grab, them. this was a win-win situation. with just a few changes it Bob Smith trap and torture whatever The time may be now. Below those page one photos is Shane Stewart had finally could still be OK. Les Walker they choose. Parents, please Bruce Watts a brief summary of four important meetings this week. rented this long empty his- Don’t drape clothing teach your children to re- u Don’t think of the sessions as boring or that the orga- toric building. Someone told over the car. Put that really Please read your ad. spect all other life forms. nizations have enough help. Each of these groups would me that this was the location See Letters, page 8 We assume no responsibility They have the right to be for errors after fi rst insertion. welcome new volunteers. The Business Improvement District isn’t even an “it” here as much as we do. Let The IDYLLWILD TOWN yet. This meeting begins the opportunity to explore its them have what little habitat CRIER (USPS 635260) is pub- How to get pros and cons for our hamlet. What can you do to help we have left them. Leave lished weekly for $29 per year them alone so that they will in county and $33 per year out clarify the issue? be here for future genera- a letter pub lished of county by the IDYLLWILD The Fire Safe Council has devoted more than 10 years The Town Cri er wel comes letters re fl ect ing all TOWN CRIER, P.O. Box 157, to helping protect our community. If you like hard work tions — theirs and ours. 54295 Village Center Dr., I hope Christopher and opin ions. Letters should be con cise and to the point. Idyllwild, CA 92549. Periodical and outdoor activities, go to Thursday’s session. They should be no long er than 400 words. Let ters must The CSA 36 session competes for attention Thursday. his story were all a fantasy. postage paid at Idyllwild, CA. Still, I wish I’d never read be type writ ten, dou ble-spaced and in up per/low er Send subscription and change You don’t have to coach or umpire to offer something case (not in all caps). Let ters must be signed (unless of address requests to the it. I feel so bad for the owl to the town’s recreation menu. The results of the recent e-mailed) and must be iden ti fi ed with the writ er’s above address. Please allow up recreation surveys indicate a vast interest in many more when I think of it struggling to two weeks for requests to for its life, its chicks and the name, ad dress and weekday phone num ber. take effect. activities. The recreation community will need more Exceptions: Anonymous letters will not be ac- instructors and people behind the scenes organizing survival of its species. POSTMASTER: This could have been a cept ed. Letters of thanks are not ac cept ed. A special Send address changes to events. ad ver tis ing rate is avail able for thank-you letters. IDYLLWILD TOWN CRIER, P.O. positive story, teaching re- On Friday, IFPD will have another special meeting. Political letters cost 10 cents per word. Box 157, Idyllwild, CA 92549. Volunteer fi refi ghters don’t have to attend these meetings. spect and appreciation for All contents of the Idyllwild owls and other life forms. We reserve the right to reject or edit let ters for Town Crier are copyrighted by If you’re healthy and brave, maybe this is something that interests you. Instead, it caused much length, taste, clar ity or fre quen cy of sub mis sion. Let- the Idyllwild Town Crier. Per anger and sadness in those ters do not necessarily refl ect the opinions of Town copy, 75 cents (tax included). Just remember, there’s a vast array of options here and Single mailing of newspaper, seldom are they ephemeral. We’re here to help for the of us who love and respect Crier staff. Letters may be sub mit ted in person, by $2.50. long run. all of God’s creatures. mail, by fax (659-2071) or by e-mail (itc@towncrier. This newspaper is printed Kristy Baker com). on recycled paper. J.P., Ed i tor Idyllwild Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 7 Hiker talk by Jenny Kirchner, Staff Photographer How do you entertain yourself while in Idyllwild?

Off the leash By Conor O’Farrell Ryan Weinheimer Sam Reid Law school student Waiter Truth: faith or fact … tiontion o of,f, “why“why am I here?”here?” ConfusingConfusing the twotwo waysways Illinois Washington, D.C. ofof thinking d doesn’toesn’t solvesolve anything.anything. “We are camping at County “There have been a lot of I’ve been reading a fascinating book lately, “The TowardToward t thehe e endnd o off t thehe 1 15th5th c centuryentury s scientificientifi c Park, and we spent time campers, so we’ve had bon- Battle for God” by Karen Armstrong. So, I thought thinkingthinking exploded.exploded. InIn Europe,Europe, wherewhere thethe ChurchChurch at the coffee shop and the fi res and went out at night.” I’d share an interesting tidbit with you. Prior to the traditionallytraditionally c controlledontrolled inf information,ormation, L Logosogos think- laundromat. Spent the 15th century the ancient world commonly used two inging b beganegan t too d dominateominate t thehe d discussion.iscussion. D Descartesescartes nights at Bone Daddyz and words to defi ne truth — Mythos and Logos. declared,declared, “I think, thereforetherefore I am”.am”. Jo’An’s.” Mythos represented truth that could not be MythosMythos waswas losinglosing credibilitycredibility inin thethe ModernModern quantifi ed. Traditionally, Mythos gave meaning to the World. Science demanded proof, proof and more proof. lives of the ancients but could not be proven empirically. If God exists, prove it. Faith, belonging to the domain of Religion and art belonged to the province of Mythos. Mythos, was no longer suffi cient. Logos was all about proof. Logos thinking was applied Much of the Western religious world responded in de- to problem solving; a bridge needs to be built, what is fense. They took the bait and tried to satisfy the scientifi c the best design to keep it from collapsing? The sciences mind’s hunger for facts and abandoned Mythos altogether. (e.g., physics, biology, engineering or astronomy) belonged This response laid the groundwork for the religious “lit- to Logos. eralism,” which we so often see today. Logos thinking Mythos and Logos thinking coexisted, side by side, for applied to a Mythos problem — it’s disastrous. centuries and seemed to serve the ancient world so long Jump ahead to the 21st century. Logos and Mythos as you didn’t apply Mythos thinking to Logos problems are all mixed up. Politics, or more concisely, government, and vice versa. which should concern itself with solving problems, is now If I brought in a “Man of God” to design a plane for dominated with ideological thinking. A person’s faith has Sam Humphreys Shin Hasegawa me I’d likely wind up with a plane that either couldn’t nothing to do with their ability to govern. Either a policy Furniture maker Outfi tter store, get off the ground or would end up fi rmly planted in solves a problem or it doesn’t. A solution is neither Liberal Eugene, Ore. Japan the roof of my neighbor’s house. Conversely, if I had an nor conservative, its effectiveness is the only concern. “Drinking a lot of coffee and “Small town but enough for existential crisis and went to see an aeronautical engineer Likewise, as a person of faith, I don’t feel the need to eating a lot of food.” hiker; been to the good coffee he may be able to get me from L.A. to Dallas in three prove my beliefs to anyone. My belief system is a response shop and Nomad Ventures.” hours, but upon arriving I’d still have the nagging ques- to the yearning of my soul; it gives me comfort in this topsy-turvy world. This still small voice calms my mind. It gives shape to that which is unknowable. It doesn’t Record Riverside County Fire, roads, Anza. Bautista Road and Edwards solve “a” problem, it solves “my” problem and requires Pinyon May 12 — Medical aid, Lane, Anza. no proof, only faith. Continued from page 2 May 10 — Medical aid. Grandon and El Campo roads, May 15 — Medical aid, I say, let’s rethink our paradigm. Let’s bring Mythos May 11 — Fire. Anza. Highway 371 and Homestead back to its rightful place. When asked why we believe, Ranch Road, Garner Val- May 13 — Medical aid. May 13 — Walk-in medical Road, Anza. let us respond, “because I choose to believe.” And when ley. May 16 — Medical aid. aid. May 15 — Medical aid, a great problem-solvers are brought before the American May 14 — Medical aid, May 14 — Medical aid, Thunder and Lightning roads, people, let’s not squander their talents merely because they 50000 block of Apple Can- Riverside County Fire, Meyers Lane and Terwilliger Anza. follow a different ideology. yon Road, Garner Valley. Anza Road, Anza. May 15 — Walk-in medical The Greeks had, at least, three words for love — Eros, May 16 — Traffi c colli- May 10 — Two walk-in May 15 — Walk-in medical aid. Philos and Agape. Love is too big and mysterious for one sion, Highway 74, Garner medical aids. aid. May 15 — Medical aid, word. And so the World is too big and mysterious to have Valley. May 11 — Vegetation fi re, May 15 — Medical aid, See Record, page 12 only one word for Truth. May 16 — Traffi c colli- Terwilliger and La Cima roads, sion, 23500 block of High- Anza. way 243, Mountain Cen- May 12 — Medical aid, ter. Coyote Canyon and Apple Thank you for making the 21st-annual

“New location but same Idyllwild Earth Fair a wonderful event! great service” We sincerely appreciate the visitors, volunteers, exhibitors & per- formers who contributed to Earth Fair & the Dessert Reception! Call for FREE Special thanks to Doug Austin, Pete Holzman, Jessica Schiffman second opinion Michael Hamilton, Juany & Phil Noble, the staff of Town Hall, Strawberry Creek Inn & all the terrifi c restaurants & businesses “Making all your pest problems even if work has for your support! Disappear” been done. — The 2010 Earth Fair Committee www.earthfair.com Page 8 - Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 much good for the Idyllw ild Letters area. Historical Society honored Continued from page 6 Shane also said that their s a l e s h a d i m proved . I tol d him that was g reat. I like to By J.P. Crumr ine was reco g nit ion of the wor k er ro ck for the foundation, n e r s o f t h e awa rd i n clu d e nice desk r ig ht in front of see the business community Editor already achieved; but the truly blending the facility the Walt D isne y Company, t h e wi n dow wi t h a cou p l e thrive. I w ish the ow ners of Archivist’s so cie ty was also and the lo cal architec ture. Stanford Linear Accelera- of other nice pieces and let this business would realize T h e Idyl lwi l d Area His- impressed with IAHS plans Wilso n said he became tor Center, the Automobile c u s to m e r s h ave a p l a ce to that they do indeed have a t o rical Society (IAHS) r e- to const r uc t a new climate- aware of the IAHS success Club of Southern California, park w ithout infringing on lot to offer the Idyllw ild area ce ived a p re s t i gi o u s aw a rd c ontr olled ar c hi v e and its t h ro u gh a l o c a l n ews p a p er Levi St r auss & Co. and the their neighbors, the Idyllw ild and can do it w ithout taking Fri d ay eve n i n g. O n be h a l f ability to r aise the funds for art icle. In ear ly Apr il, after R iver s i d e Co u n ty As s e s s o r, Water District, M ountain away the beauty of this build- of the S o cie ty of Califor nia the endeavor. speaking to Smith about Cler k, Re corder’s Offi ce. Do’s, the tanning and T-shirt ing and our community. A r c hi vists, C harles Wilso n D ur ing the session, B ob the ac tual accomplishments, When he announced the place and the Lumber Mill. I encourage the folks in presented Shirl R eid, the Sm i t h , l oc a l h i s tori a n a n d Wilson inv ited IAHS to sub- aw a rd a t a re gi o n a l a rch i - While enjoy ing lunch at town to go into this place IAHS assistant cur ator, with IAHS boar d member, an- mit an ap plicatio n, whic h vists me e t ing in S eattle, the t h e Re d Ke t t l e , I t a l ke d to and express your opinions. the award. nounced that the fund-r ais- Smith prepared. audienc e applauded IAHS S h a n e a b o u t t h e s tore. He My last letter received a bit Wi l s o n s p o ke h i gh l y o f ing for the new building had Weeks later the an- for its wor k and was in total shrugged and said, “I t ’s a of reaction. Please hold the the IAHS efforts to protec t excee ded $150,000. Now the nouncement was made. concur rence, Wilson said. thrift store.” I ask ed him personal attac ks this time its hist orical mat erial and lo cal so cie ty wil l b e able to IAHS is the smallest his- J.P. Crumrine can be a bo ut t h e p a rk i n g a n d h e and offer something c on- resources accumulated in use a c tual cedar shingles on torical societ y to be honored reached at jp@towncrier . shrugged again and said “It’s structi v e. We all lo v e this its short life. The award the exter ior fa ca des and r iv- i n t h i s w ay. Pre vi o u s wi n - c om. a thrift store.” I thought that this was insulting to the two area. well-k ept nonprofit thrift Nancy Borchers s t o re s i n t own t h a t d o s o Pine Cove

Churches and Spiritual Centers Directory of Idyllwild Chapel in the Pines Christian Fel lowship Interdenominational, Pastor Wally Boer. Sunday Worship Service & Sunday School, 9:30am plus Weekly Studies. Call for info, 659-0097, 659-2038. On Hwy 243 at Idyllwild Pines Camp, directly across from Idyllwild School. Idyl lwild Rotary President Steve Kunkle (le ft) prese nts John Idyl lwild Rotary Vic e President D awn Miller (right) prese nts Co ok, a represe ntat ive of Kairos Pris on Ministries, with a gift Pat Murphy, Quee n of the Re d Hot Mountain Mamas of the Christian Science Church for be ing the guest sp eaker at the Rotary’s May 12 mee t ing. Re d Hat Socie t y, with a gift for b e ing the guest sp eaker at the 25970 Cedar St. at River Drive, 659-2511. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Service 10 a.m.; Wednesday meeting, 7 p.m. Photo by Steve Espinosa Rotary’s May 5 mee t ing. Photo by Steve Espinosa Christian Science Reading Room, in church building, open to the public, Wednesday through Friday, 2 - 5 p.m. St r ange but t rue St r ange but t rue Community Presbyterian Church The koala bear, that cute and cuddly icon of Dow n It was Br it ish Pr ime Minister B enj amin D isr a e li 54400 N. Circle Dr. 659-2935 • Rev. Richard Olson Under, ne ver dr inks water. T he cr itters ge t al l the who made the follow ing observation: “My idea of an Sunday Worship – 9:30 a.m. water the y ne e d from the foo d the y eat. ag re eable p erson is a p erson w ho ag re es with me.” Celebration: 5th grade & under during worship ~ Child care available • Wednesday: Men's Breakfast – 6:15 a.m. Idyllwild Bible Church 25860 Highway 243, Pastor Tim Westcott. A Family Friendly Bible Based Fellowship. Sunday Worship & Nursery Care, 9 a.m. 2 ServicesSunday Worship, Nursery Care & Sunday School, 10:45 a.m. Mid-week Bible Studies & Youth Groups. Hymn Singing 6:30 p.m. 2nd Sunday Call Church Offi ce for Information. 659-4775 Lodging Queen of Angels Roman Cath o lic Church 54525 N. Circle Dr., P.O. Box 1106, Idyllwild, CA Father Charles E. Miller Directory of Idyll wild Mass Schedule: Tues.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.; Sat. 5 p.m.; Sun. 8 a.m. + 10 a.m.; Confession: Sat. 4:30 p.m. or by appt. 659-2708 Wilder Cabins • On Strawberry Creek The Bluebird Cottage Inn Kitchens • Cable •Transportation to Trailheads • Pets Welcome. on 3 ac. • www.thebluebirdcottageinn.com • Dogs welcome Spiritual Living Center 54550 So. Circle Dr. • 659-2926 • www.wildercabins.com 26905 Hwy. 243 • (951) 659-2696 Idyllwild Religious Science 54423 Village Center Dr., Ste. 5 on lower fl oor. 659-3464. Dr. Betty Jandl. Classes available - contact Church; Sunday ser vice, 10:00 a.m. Sunday school, 10:00 a.m.; Quiet Creek Inn & Vacation Rentals Edelweiss Lodge • www.1cabin4u.com Teen group, 10:00-11:30 a.m. Sundays. Quality Cabins • Creekside • Fireplaces • Pet Friendly Romantic cabins • Kitchens • Fireplaces 26345 Delano Dr.•www.quietcreekinn.com•800-450-6110 25055 Marion Ridge Dr., P.O. Box 1747, 659-2787 Shiloh Christian Ministries ~ FULL GOSPEL ~ 54968 Upper Pine Crest Alhatti Private Christian Resort The Fireside Inn & Cabins • Fireplaces, Pastor Kristeen Bandelin 659-2416 A private Christian setting • Lodging, Weddings, Conferences Sunday Worship 10 am - Wed. Bible Study 7 pm TV/DVD players, pets welcome • 1-877-797-3473 International Healing Rooms of Idyllwild 23551 Hwy.Hwy. 243 • (951) 659-2066 • www.alhatti.comwww.alhatti.com 54540 North Circle Dr. • www.thefi reside-inn.com First three Tuesdays., 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 659-5255

Yokoji58900 Apple Zen Canyon Mountain Rd., Mtn. Center, Center CA 92561 Check out our Lodging Directory Zen Buddhist Retreat Center & Monastery Under the direction of Charles Tenshin Fletcher, Roshi. SUNDAY PROGRAM 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Web site at www.towncrier.com Including silent meditation, Buddhist service, lecture & lunch. Meditation instruction available. Call 659-5272 or 3275 for info. www.zmc.org Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 9 the Chamber will have $152 Chamber in its general account after Continued from page 1 paying June’s Visitor Center Anza Chamber wins award rent and the phone bill. By Marshall Smith ership Education Learning not following bylaws and bal- Carlson blamed the Cham- Staff Reporter Program (HELP) designed lot tampering; drop in mem- ber’s bleak financial condition to provide education to bership due to your presence on lack of support from Third The Anza Chamber of the public regarding loan on the board; unwillingness District Supervisor Jeff Stone. Commerce, the smallest modifications, short sales, of County Supervisor Jeff “Jeff Stone did not like the Chamber to participate in and bankruptcy versus in- Stone to fund or support idea of me raising the noise Third District Supervisor solvency. For more informa- the Chamber due to its dys- ordinance with the Board of The image, contested by cur- Jeff Stone’s annual Eco- tion, contact www.freehom- functional board and the pre- Supervisors without running rent Chamber board members, nomic Development Fo- eownershiphelp.org or call cipitous drop in membership it past him first, some silent being used on T-shirts sold by rum, took home the big- (888) 723-7099. during your term of office; protocol,” Carlson alleged. gest proportional prize. In other business, CalFire/ making financial obligations Lamp, who recently met with Tree Monument carver Da- vid Roy, apparently without Verne Lauritzen, Stone’s Riverside County Fire Chief to the VillageFest of Palm Stone, disagreed, “He can’t chief of staff, and Legisla- John Hawkins spoke about Chamber board authoriza- Springs without the Board’s support us because we don’t tive Assistant Opal Hellweg, the new county “Ready, Set, Verne Lauritzen (right), vote or approval; harassment have the membership behind tion. Photo by J.P. Crumrine presented Anza Chamber Go” (RSG) policy for wild- chief of staff for Third District via e-mail to Board mem- us and a board that is working President Robyn Garrison fire home preparation and Supervisor Jeff Stone, pres- bers Richmond Blake and together.” your [Carlson’s] side,” asked with a check for $2,979.09 evacuation. On the county ents a check for $2,979.09 to Mimi Lamp; verbal threat of Attendee and former Moulton. “I’ll join [the Cham- at the May 12 Anza Valley Web site, www.rvcfire.org, Anza Chamber of Commerce litigation to a board member, Chamber member Steve ber] if you’re out, but I will Municipal Advisory Council each step is outlined. Of President Robyn Garrison Mimi Lamp, if she continues Moulton posited the declining not if you stay. Will you re- (AVMAC) meeting. interest is the instruction (center) for Anza’s participa- to oppose you.” Lamp at- membership might be traced sign tonight?” Lamp restated “We set up the forum to “Evacuate as soon as you tached exhibits to support to the board’s ineffectiveness. tion in the Supervisor’s annual the question as being in the this year to benefit smaller are set,” and not wait for a Economic Development Fo- allegations in the letter she For example, he raised the Chamber’s best interest. “Will Chambers’ participation, professional responder to rum. With Lauritzen is Opal gave to Carlson. The letter was issue of lack of enforcement you do it?” she asked. “Is there using a formula in which knock on your door to tell signed by the Board’s voting of the contract between Tree your word on it?” Carlson all participating Chambers you to leave. County and Hellweg, Stone’s legislative quorum, Blake and Lamp. Monument carver David Roy refused to resign. would share,” said Lauritzen. state budget cuts may reduce assistant. Anza, one of the “This really breaks my heart and the Chamber. Carlson again claimed In the past, one Chamber the number of respond- smallest Chambers, took home because I love the Chamber Since Roy is more than he was validly on the bal- was designated to receive ers available to go door to the biggest proportional share but everything Blake and I 30 months past the contract’s lot although the March participation profits. “Of all door. “If you wait too long of Forum money raised. completion date, Moulton tell you, you just laugh at.” minutes, which he wrote, Chambers, the Anza Cham- to evacuate, you may be in Photo by Marshall Smith The expulsion notice came asked, “Are you suing him? Are state no nominations were ber, pursuant to size and the way of incoming fire you taking him to court?” at the end of a well-attended made from the floor. The participation, was the most fighting equipment,” he said. glass, removing all combus- Carlson replied since Roy meeting at which Carlson’s April minutes note only that actively involved [at the “You need to make the best tible materials from under is Idyllwild’s best tourist at- actions and decisions were Carlson reminded attendees Forum] and [consequently] choice of bad alternatives,” decks and in rain gutters, traction, the contract did not challenged by his board and “that he is running again.” Per got the largest share of prof- Hawkins said. and having garden hoses matter. “It’s the bean counters audience members. the bylaws, all nominations its. Unlike another [Hill] Hawkins also stressed long enough to reach any that talk about the contract,” Carlson has apparently must be finalized in March. Chamber that chose not to creating a “hardened home,” area of one’s home. “The he said. “He’s [Roy] busy all lost the support of Lamp Audio tapes of the meeting participate, Anza was re- one which is more likely to problem is ember intrusion,” the time. Now he’s selling T- and Blake over his manage- are available through Mimi warded for its participation survive a wildfire because of warned Hawkins. He urged shirts.” ment policies. As the meeting Lamp or at the Town Crier and commitment,” he said. features that include boxed attendees to view the RSG Lamp then asked why Roy evolved, several instances of business office. Hellweg also informed eaves, ember-resistant vents, brochure on the department should be getting profit from why Carlson had lost his E-mail Marshall Smith at attendees of a county-spon- dual-paned windows with at Web site, and prepare a fam- the monument image when colleague’s support were aired. [email protected] sored program, Homeown- least one pane of tempered See AVMAC, page 28 For example, Lamp asked the contract with the carver how Carlson had committed spells out Chamber owner- the Chamber to participation ship of the image and “any at the Palm Springs Village and all reproduction of said Fest without board approval. image.” Chamber member COME AND JOIN THE FUN AT THE “You’re saying it’s Chamber Greg Ihnotic agreed saying, business, and it’s not,” said “This Chamber should get Lamp. control of this monument and “I did it, and advanced the get a portion of the [T-shirt] money [$2,000] in the name money.” Carlson responded, of the Chamber and as part of “Whatever money we’re losing my separate organization IDY. is offset by the tourist value.” It’s my name on it. You guys In an Aug. 5, 2009 e-mail did not to help in any way. to the Town Crier, Carlson It’s not a Chamber project denied that he had autho- any more,” Carlson stated. rized Roy to sell T-shirts with Next, the board voted to the monument image, even close the Visitor Center on though Roy said he had “an June 30 since, as Lamp ex- agreement with Carlson.” plained in a financial report, “Is there anybody on

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He is District Commission asked interim Chief Mike Mul- ment. also still an active member Norm Walker to serve as the hall pinned the badge on Walker will be the sec- of the Southern California next interim fi re chief until Walker. ond interim chief, follow- Interagency Management a successor to former chief “I’m excited,” Walker ing Mulhall’s temporary team. Steve Kunkle is selected. said during the week. “I like promotion. He served from The fi re commission has At a special meeting on being back.” When asked Feb. 17 through May 14. already begun reviewing the Friday, May 14, Commis- what his plans might be, he Walker is very familiar with 25 applications it received for the chief’s position. J.P. Crumrine can be Pete Capparelli (left), vice president of the Idyllwild Fire but next fiscal year will James Manietta) and one reached at jp@towncrier. Protection District, welcomes Norm Walker as its new interim IFPD be very challenging,” Kill- seriously ill fi refi ghter. com. fi re chief. Photo by J.P. Crumrine Continued from page 1 ingsworth warned his col- As the commission ex- leagues. “Riverside County amines its budget resources, fi nancial and payroll contrac- can lay off people. We can’t some of the issues to be ana- tor, the career staff attending and I wouldn’t want to.” lyzed will be what is required the meeting vehemently ex- Then referring to Mul- to get a special assessment Residents detect foul odor pressed surprise at the sever- hall’s report on the need for increase on the November ity of the agency’s budget additional breathing appara- ballot. If Pine Cove resi- condition. tuses, turnouts (firefighter dents pay $50 for ambulance near Lilly Creek Several fi refi ghters indi- protective gear) and possibly service from IFPD, how cated that the current budget a new ambulance, Killing- much more than $65 per By J.P. Crumrine ardous material pursuant had entered the stream and levels could be reduced with- sworth lamented, “The crime parcel is fi re protection and Editor to Occupational Safety and nothing unusual was in the out programmatic problems is we can’t afford to buy the ambulance service worth to Health Administration cri- air. for them. This would allow things [fi refi ghters] need.” Idyllwild residents consider- Tuesday evening, May 11, teria. Neither Lamont nor the commission to keep the While several commis- ing the dwindling reserve residents along Lilly Creek In addition, Envirotac II Smith could explain why fi nancial contract in place. sioners expressed surprise accounts. (Lower Pine Crest) thought spills are not reportable pur- some residents thought they “Certainly economics is that the fi refi ghters felt their During his report, In- they had detected a foul suant to the Comprehensive saw white solution in the important, but can we trim budget had fat in it, Com- terim Chief Mike Mulhall smell in the air and a white Environmental Response, creek. some fat? This hasn’t been missioner Dr. Charles “Chip” reported that Brush Engine substance in the water. This Compensation, and Liability The Town Crier received explored … I think we can Schelly agreed there might 621 is available for service, reporter was on Pine Crest Act. several calls about the pos- cut a little more,” said Acting be areas where reductions although a small valve leak between 8:30 p.m. and 9 p.m, While the material sibility of a hazardous mate- Captain Mike Yount. Later could occur. He mentioned continues to elude repair. and did smell something in seemed to be coming from rial in the creek, but both Capt. James Reyes said he that salaries have grown However, Engine 622 is not the air that could be identi- the H.K. Smith proper- LaMont and Smith denied had never been asked to look on average 10 percent for available for service due to fi ed as an unusual odor. ty, according to Interim any material from the site for savings in the department the past four years. He also the lack of adequate breath- After investigation and Fire Chief Mike Mulhall, had entered the creek. budget. expressed concern about ing apparatuses. Mulhall esti- conferring with property LaMont, who took charge J.P. Crumrine can be The decision about termi- overtime totals nearly one- mated the cost to bring this owner Keith Smith, IFPD of the incident, found no reached at jp@towncrier. nating the contract with the sixth of salary costs. engine into service would Firefighter Mark LaMont evidence that any material com. Coopersmiths was deferred “That’s poor manage- exceed $30,000. reported that the released until a special meeting on ment when overtime exceeds Later, Schelly observed material was Envirotac II, Friday, May 21. At that time $100,000,” he commented. that none of the fi refi ghters which is approved as non- the commission expects to Through the end of April, volunteered to cut the budget toxic and environmentally hear the fi refi ghters’ propos- IFPD has paid more than to outfi t this engine, which safe. als for budget savings. $100,000 for overtime, com- primarily serves the paid-call Envirotac II is an acrylic The commission did pared to $70,000 for all fi refi ghters. copolymer that is used for agree to approach the career of fiscal 2009. This year, J.P. Crumrine can be stabilizing fugitive dust and fi refi ghters about postponing however, IFPD has incurred reached at jp@towncrier. erosion. When applied to the $2,400 per person raises one retirement (former Capt. com. the surface or mixed in with this year until a new multi- any soil, it will penetrate and year contract is negotiated. Monthly raw food potluck extend down into the soil to Killingsworth estimated the create a layer of protection. total savings to be $24,000. A raw food potluck is held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. the Upon drying, Envirotac II A subcommittee composed fi rst Saturday of each month at Nature’s Wisdom, 54235 binds the soil’s particles of Commissioners Paul Riggi Ridgeview Drive. On holiday weekends, the potluck will together by forming a clear, and Killingworth will meet be scheduled for the second Saturday.) Everyone is wel- plastic and resin bond. with representatives of the come and there is no charge. Just bring a raw food dish According to its Material fi refi ghters union. to share. For more information, e-mail Lori Alexander Safety Data Sheet, Envirotac “We’ll skate by this year, at [email protected]. II is considered a non-haz- Idyllwild Pay just Community Kristin Ethier Acupuncture L.Ac., Dipl. OM $50/mo. idyllwildcommunityacupuncture.com Call Shane Fender at the (951) 659-2500 54445 N. Circle Drive Providing affordable Town Crier for more info. care for the health P.O. Box 1985 of our community Idyllwild, CA 92549 (951) 659-2145 Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 11 Prop. 15 pilots public campaign funding By Marshall Smith ing. Those who do must agree of the vote in the last gu- Staff Reporter to limit their spending and the bernatorial or Secretary of amount of money they can State election) would have Proposition 15 floats a raise from non-government to gather signatures and a modest trial balloon for pub- sources. $5 contribution from each of lic funding of campaigns in The office of Secretary of 7,500 registered voters, with California state elections. The State is tasked with monitor- fees being deposited into the funds would come from a ing the activities of lobby- Fair Elections Fund created as $350 annual assessment on ists. Lobbying is the act of part of the initiative. Minor lobbyist employers and lobby- communicating directly with party candidates would have ing firms in California for the public officials in order to in- to collect only half of the privilege of doing business in fluence governmental actions signature total required of the state. In California, there on behalf of the lobbyist’s major party candidates (3,750 are 1,239 registered lobby- employer or client. Every two signatures) along with the $5 The many volunteers and artists who have made smARTS happen this year. From the top (left to ists, 383 lobbying firms and years, lobbyists, lobbying firms contribution. Independent right) Roger Wood, Suzi Schumacher, Mark Taylor, Jessica Schiffman, Jim Mettler, Steve 3,153 lobbyist employers. The and lobbyist employers must or non-affiliated candidates Hudson, David Reid-Marr, Cate, Eric Metzler and Nabuko; second row from top, Rachel estimated $1.7 million a year register with the Secretary of must collect 15,000 qualifying Teegaurden, Mary Norris, Diane Suechika, Heather Companiott, Topaz Summerfield, would go into a state fund State. signatures and the requisite Mallory Cremin and Colin Smith; third row from top, Bonnie and Finn Carpenter, Saffron to support the campaigns of To qualify for public funds contribution to participate in Symack, Dawn Rizor, Cheri Mack, Megan Kenyon, Christina Lee Nordella and Heather candidates for the office of under Proposition 15, a can- a general election. Mello; bottom row, Jacob Swanson, Bobbie Kerns, Karen Smith, Wendy Strebe, Colleen California Secretary of State in didate for Secretary of State Devised as a test of Mettler, Joann Tomsche, Robin Rabens and Wendy Read. 2014 and 2018. No candidate from a major party (one that the feasibility of statewide is obligated to use public fund- garnered at least 10 percent See Prop 15, page 26 Photo courtesy of Mallory Cremin ICRC to offer Wii games New Hemet High School By Beth Nottley five sports simulations — ten- activities have been added this Staff Reporter nis, baseball, bowling, golf year that are designed for principal appointed and boxing. Players use the family fun, like a pie-eating At the Thursday, May 13 Wii remote to mimic actions contest, three-legged races and By J.P. Crumrine principal effective July 1. president. meeting of the Idyllwild Com- performed in real life sports, a water balloon toss. Editor Shaw will replace Bill Shaw served as Idyllwild’s munity Recreation Council such as swinging a bat or a In ICRC news, director Black who is retiring this principal from January 2006 (ICRC) board, Town Hall golf club. John Simpson announced a The board of the Hemet summer. until June 2008 when she Recreation Director Bob Lewis Lewis stated that the Wii fund-raiser for the Idyllwild Unified School District “I’m very excited,” Shaw accepted the role of Valle presented the ICRC board system, remotes and large Community Center building (HUSD) appointed Dr. Em- said. “I’ll see many of my Vista Elementary principal. with plans for a new Town screen television could be pur- fund. The Rainbow Inn is ily Shaw, former Idyllwild former students next year.” J.P. Crumrine can be Hall activity. chased for about $1,000. Lewis sponsoring a Spaghetti Feed School principal, as the “She is a great fit for the reached at jp@towncrier. Lewis wants to bring the plans to ask County Service event on Saturday, May 22. new Hemet High School job,” said Joe Wojcik, HUSD com. popular Wii sports games to Area 36 Operations Manager Besides all the spaghetti you Town Hall. The new activity Bill Brown for direction on can eat, garlic bread and salad, “He basically doesn’t want to “is for everyone, but we will whether funds for the Wii the event will include a silent give any more money until we have specific classes for se- system would come from the auction, prizes, horseshoe do what we said we’d do. He’s niors,” Lewis told the board. CSA reserve account or from games and music. getting frustrated.” Wii is popular in senior Town Hall’s regular budget. While this is the first public Director Vic Sirkin then centers because playing the Lewis reported that the fund-raiser for the Commu- presented an idea for a series games provides low-impact Town Hall Recreation pro- nity Center, Robert Priefer, a of events to be held at the exercise in a social setting. The gram expenses through April, friend of the private citizen Community Center site to big screen television, needed are $17,385 under budget who donated the land for it show off the nearly finished to play on the games, will and revenue is $4,324 over and who has pledged to match par course. He envisions in- allow Town Hall to function budget. donations, up to $3 million to viting groups to the site to as more of a “teen center” In other Town Hall busi- build it, reported the donor sip champagne and walk the on nights when teen dances ness, Lewis announced that the is unhappy with the lack of par course and, hopefully, to occur, according to Lewis. “It 2nd-annual Jimmy Campbell fund-raising that has been donate money to the building will be of interest to the kids, Memorial Softball Tourna- done so far. fund effort. especially those who don’t ment will be held at Idyllwild “The donor came to my Hemet Sun City dance,” he opined. School over the Memorial Day house and asked why we aren’t Beth Nottley can be reached at 1501 W. Florida Ave. 26770 Murrieta Rd. [email protected]. The game is a collection of weekend. New between-games raising money,” Priefer stated. (951) 658-3161 (951) 672-0777 FD# 1286 FD# 1490 GRINER CONSTRUCTIONI Advance Muffler • MUFFLERS Florida Ave. Hemet Auto Care Plaza Terry Griner • CONVERTERS (Behind Harbor Freight Tools) Lyon Ave. General Building & Engineering Contractor • HIGH PERFORMANCE X

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By Marshall Smith increase in cost of permits reserve. This is first time in for the whole month of Au- not necessarily as a result still low because demand is Staff Reporter assessed by State Department many years the district has gust, SCE will do efficiency of conservation, noted Hol- not high,” said Holldber. of Health. The state will re- been able to add to reserves. testing,” said Holldber, “[It’s] ldber, but more the result The proposed budget is At the Wednesday, May 12 quire an additional $19,000 Holldber noted that in the a service that’s been done of foreclosures and fewer subject to a public hearing Board of Directors meeting, in the next fiscal year. Per- near future, the board would three or four times in the full-time residents. But this at the district’s next board Pine Cove Water District mits fees must increase to need to authorize a fairly last 20 years.” month, production rose for meeting at 10 a.m. June 9. General Manager Jerry Hol- $25,000 from $6,000 in fiscal large pipe order. Projected District fees are projected the first time since Novem- The proposed budget con- ldber submitted a prelimi- 2009-10 Main line and gen- total reserves will stand at to increase from $2,000 in ber 2009. Production was at tained no rate increases. nary 2010-11 budget for the eral infrastructure improve- $250,000 after the addi- the previous year to $14,000 2.3 million gallons compared Marshall Smith board’s review. ments accounted for budget tion. this year, primarily the re- with 2.1 million gallons in can be reached at The board noted no sur- increases from $20,000 to In his operations report, sult of late fees and liens April 2009. “Production is [email protected]. prises in the budget draft. $50,000 over previous year. Holldber also reminded the resulting from the depressed Expenses from the previous Holldber projected total board of Southern California economy. year will increase $11,000, income of $734,000 which Edison’s (SCE) free service of Water use by district cus- May 17. This may not be a from $168,000 to $179,000. should result in a $30,000 testing efficiency on district tomers continues to decline Record complete list of responses: The primary cause is the contribution to the general wells. “For one day a week compared to historical use, Continued from page 7 May 10 — Man identified as Kyle Raymond Jackson, Cave Rock and Tamscott 23, of Idyllwild, arrested on roads, Anza suspicion of felony possession May 15 — Walk-in medical of hashish at the intersection Hill’s leaking underground fuel tanks aid. of highways 371 and 74 in May 16 — Medical aid. Mountain Center. By J.P. Crumrine This document includes ug/L), MW-10 (9,800 ug/L), approval is received, accord- All people identified here Editor monitoring results from cross-gradient well MW-13 ing to the report. Sheriff’s log are presumed innocent of these March 2010. (5,470 ug/L) and upgradi- At the report’s conclu- The Riverside County Sher- preliminary charges pending Two (perhaps three) leak- Another monitoring well ent well MW-15 (10,600 sion, Robert Manning, presi- iff’s Department responded court actions. Only the names ing underground fuel tanks (no. 15) was drilled last ug/L). MW–7 is located on dent of RM Environmental, to the following call from of suspects charged with felonies (LUFT) are present on the fall. The results from this the Idyllwild Community recommended, “Additional Monday, May 10 to Monday, will be printed. Hill. Below is a summary of site near the Chevron sta- Center land. S[oil] V[apor] E[xtraction] the most recent steps taken tion and the earlier wells MTBE is almost exclu- remediation should be to clean up the sites — at provide more evidence that sively used as a fuel additive implemented at the site the Idyllwild Shell Village a concentration of petro- in motor gasoline. It is one when groundwater eleva- AVON Food and Fuel Market and leum products, particularly of a group of chemicals com- tions decline to levels similar Skin Care, Gifts, Cosmetics the Pine Cove Market. methyl tertiary-butyl ether monly known as “oxygen- to that observed in June (MTBE), still persists despite ates” because they raise the 2007. Continued quarterly LARRY EDWARDS Pine Cove remediation work in 2007. oxygen content of gasoline. groundwater monitoring for Independent Sales Representative The Riverside County The first quarter 2010 A work plan for the in- MTBE migration from the Serving Idyllwild and Palm Springs Department of Environ- groundwater sampling re- vestigation of the Chevron site and adjacent properties mental Health (RCDEH) sults detected elevated con- site was submitted to the is recommended.” 760-831-3299 has approved a proposal to centrations of MTBE in RCDEH on Mar. 19; but J.P. Crumrine can be www.youravon.com/larryedwards use vapor extraction to re- down-gradient wells MW-6 further assessment is in reached at jp@towncrier. move additional petroleum (2,160 ug/L), MW-7 (1.830 abeyance until State Fund com. [email protected] hydrocarbons from the un- derground fuel site near the Pine Cove market. In a May 14 letter, Lin- TownCrier.com da Shurlow, environmen- tal health specialist, asked Stats Howard Friedman, owner of the property, to prepare Last week the front page of the an interim remedial action Town Crier’s Web site was visited plan for the county’s review. 7,077 times Shurlow requested a copy of the plan by May 27. Shurlow’s comments fol- If your Web site is not getting that kind lowed her review of the of traffic from people who live, work, January report from Frey visit and spend money on the Hill, talk to Environrmental, Inc. of us about setting up a link from any one Long Beach. The report described and discussed the of our online sections to your Web site. results of a second vapor extraction test conducted at Summary info for the week of the site in December. Based on those results, May 11-17, 2010 Frey recommended applying the method over a longer Visitors - 7,077 time period. Unique Visitors - 4,156 Idyllwild Page Views - 21,341 The Idyllwild Shell Vil- Total Hits - 114,904 lage Food and Fuel Clean- up Evaluation Report was submitted to RCDEH last To place an ad that will link your business from month. RM Environmen- Idyllwild’s premier online site to your Web site, tal prepared the report for call (951) 659-2145. Ask to speak with Shane. owner Sandlin and Sons. Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 13 On the Town Local Dining, Arts & Entertainment Memorial Day weekend on the Hill By Beth Nottley have been ascribed to the from flowers and twigs Hall. A full breakfast will Art Garden from 10 a.m. to Staff Reporter 13 folds made to American If you’re thinking of lazy be served, but the specialty 4 p.m. Sunday, May 30. The flags used at veterans’ burial summer days spent relax- is the delicious, secret recipe, fair features Dore Capitani’s Many view Memorial Day services. Following the cer- ing with a good book, The apple pancakes the Rotarians unique outdoor art and the weekend as the semi-official emony, the public is invited Friends of the Idyllwild Li- are famous for on the Hill. original creations of many start of summer. That’s dubi- to share a free luncheon. brary will hold its annual Another holiday weekend other local artisans. ous in Idyllwild where a late An event to pay tribute Memorial Day weekend book dining experience can be A Holistic Arts Fair will snow is always possible, but to the memory of Jimmy and media sale from 10 a.m. found at the dinner theater be held from 10 a.m. to 7 locals carry on as if. The Campbell, former Town Hall to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 29 presentation of the play “The p.m. Sunday and Monday, weekend offers many tradi- recreation director who died and Sunday, May 30, at the Odd Couple” at Town Hall. May 30 and 31 at the Chakra tional events that are sure to last year, is the 2nd-annual Idyllwild Library. A special A benefit for the Idyllwild Shack, next to Café Aroma. make it memorable and fun, Jimmy Campbell Memorial section will feature collect- HELP Center, performances Many different types of heal- for locals and visitors alike. Co-ed Softball Tournament ibles, sets and gift-quality will be Friday, Saturday and ing practitioners will give Idyllwild is semi-famous on Saturday and Sunday, May items. Prices on Saturday Sunday evenings. Dinner is lectures and free demonstra- for its Memorial Day week- 29 and 30 at the Idyllwild Last year (from left) Dolores will be $1 for hardcovers, at 5:30 p.m. and the show tions throughout the day. end yard sales and the Town School field. Attendees can Kupka, David Speltz and 50 cents for softcovers and goes on at 7 p.m., for $30 For a listing of more Me- Crier prints a map to help cheer on local teams and en- Connie Kupka visited yard videos and 25 cents for per person. morial Day weekend events, shoppers find their treasures. joy activities between games, sales on Memorial Day week- children’s books. Sunday A newer Idyllwild “tradi- see the Arts and Entertain- Some local nonprofits, like like a pie-eating contest, end. Photo by Jenny Kirchner will offer an even greater tional” Memorial Day week- ment calendar on page 15. Animal Rescue Friends, have three-legged races and a bargain, with everything at end event is the 4th-annual Beth Nottley can be reached a traditional yard sale that water balloon toss. There is in the quick identification half price. Art Fair hosted by Dore’s at [email protected]. weekend, but the Mountain still time to reserve a spot for of living things encountered Memorial Day weekend Community Patrol’s re- a team or to become a team along the trail while captur- wouldn’t be complete without nowned sale, put on for the sponsor. Call Town Hall at ing the feeling of the living a barbecue. The American last 15 years, has shifted to (951) 659-2360 for details. plant or animal. Attendees Legion Post 800 offers its an- Labor Day weekend. A unique way to celebrate are invited to bring their nual Memorial Day chicken For those who want to the start of summer and learn sketchpads. and rib meal from 3 to 8 pause during the holiday about local flora and fauna is There will also be crafts p.m. Saturday, May 29. Lo- weekend to remember the to attend the annual Wild- for children and adults cal band, the M-80’s, will veterans who died in military flower Show and Art Exhibit throughout the day that fo- perform from 7 to 11 p.m. service to our country, the on May 29 through 31. Held cus on creating things from Not to be missed is the local American Legion Post at the Idyllwild Nature Cen- materials found in nature. Rotary Club’s annual Apfel 800 welcomes all visitors to ter for the last 32 years, this Artists will demonstrate how Pfannkuchen Pancake Break- attend its annual Memorial year’s event features sessions to make baskets out of pine fast from 8 a.m. to noon Day Ceremony at 11 a.m. with John Muir Laws who needles and weave garlands Sunday, May 30 at Town Monday, May 31. The solemn will give illustrated lectures ceremony will feature speak- about San Jacinto Mountain ers and the Legion’s Honor and desert natural history. Guard performing a flag-fold- He is known for his field ing ceremony in which they guides that use his original will recite the meanings that watercolor paintings to assist Page 14 - Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 On The Town Rhythm and food

By J.P. Crumrine keyboarders or pianists will Editor be here that weekend. Joshua White will be playing Friday As June approaches, Idyll- evening with Carman’s Quar- wild’s smaller and cuisine-aro- tet. matic jazz fest is being readied He was one of the first for serving. The weekend of performers at Skye at Night, June 18 to 20, six different according to Carman. “At 27 This weekend, the Idyllwild Arts Theatre Department will groups will perform various or 28 [years old], he is blow- present “The 25th Annual Putman County Spelling Bee.” The genres of jazz on the Café ing everybody away. I’ve been performance will star Preston Pounds, Ruby Day, Joey Jen- Aroma deck. trying to recruit him here nings, Erin Leanne Gray, Shane Prentice-Walz, Miracle “This is the sixth-annual for several years,” Carman Chance, Paulina Kurtz, Rebecca Goldberg and Devon Aroma Spring Jazz Festival added. Gilpatrick. Above is a shot of the cast during Sunday’s dress and I’m very pleased with Joe Bagg, who usually plays rehearsal. Photo by J.P. Crumrine the groups this year,” said with Carman’s Quartet, will Paul Carman, festival music play the organ Saturday after- director. “For the audience noon with the Jason Harnell the music must be accessible. Trio. I keep the edgier artists to the “Joe’s career is up and up,” afternoon sets.” Carman said while pointing The sweet vocals of Sherry to the sky. “He’s in a huge Idyllwild Arts senior Caleigh Thompson-Birrell, held her Williams on Sunday evening project re-creating and hon- first art show and reception at Artisans Gallery last Saturday are evidence of Carman’s oring the music of George afternoon. Friends and family came out to support the young plan. Williams is familiar Shearing. These are some of artist, who will be attending New York University in the fall. to attendees of Idyllwild’s the best young keyboarders in Photo by Jenny Kirchner larger and annually-later jazz Southern California.” festival. She has sung at the No Idyllwild Jazz event Jazz in the Pines Festival for is complete without local nouche Swing on Saturday and Finch and his wonderful several years. legend, still young of heart, evening. Dart’s group plays spouse, Anne. “Sherry is a very high level Barnaby Finch. He will be the music of Django Rein- Along with the jazz, jazz singer, clearly very profes- playing Sunday afternoon hardt and the Hot Club of Idyllwild Heating and Cool- sional with great musicians,” with the Straight Jackets, France. Carman said he has ing will host the Cigar Lounge Carman noted. “Her pianist, also Carman’s second appear- been trying to bring a Django Saturday between sessions at Josh Nelson, is one of the ance. group to the Hill for several their business location. Boys from the Twin Pines Ranch Horse Program participated in most exciting new pianists in “I’ve broken a rule by years and is very happy to The newest entrée of the Los Angeles.” playing this year,” he said have Dart’s group. Jazz Festival will be a raw the annual ranch rodeo. The program teaches basic horseman- Besides Nelson, Carman is apologetically. The Aroma Spring Jazz oyster bar. ship, riding and roping — the “cowboy way.” very proud of the how many The only group without Fest’s sponsors are Hart Win- J.P. Crumrine can be reached Photo courtesy of Christiane Deaton, Twin Pines Ranch talented and entertaining a pianist is Ryan Dart’s Ma- ery, back for the sixth year, at [email protected].

Memorial Day Weekend 2010 Annual Wildflower & Art Exhibit May 29, 30 & 31 10 AM-4:30 PM

Live Music 11:30 am -2 pm Boxed Lunches for Sale by Jo’An’s On The Town Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 15 Arts & Entertainment Calendar Arts & Entertainment Calendar phens Recital Hall; Theatre Monday, May 24 Unwound, 6-9 p.m. Café Aroma. p.m. Play, Town Hall. Garage Sale, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. listings are at the discretion of Production: “The 25th-An- Children’s Storytime, 10:30 a.m. “The Odd Couple,” benefit per- Moving Pictures Screening, 7:30 59200 Morris Ranch Road. the editor. Submittal forms can be nual Putnam County Spelling Idyllwild Library. formance & dinner for HELP p.m. IAF Theatre, Idyllwild Jimmy Campbell Memorial Soft- picked up at the Town Crier. Bee, 7:30 p.m. IAF Theatre, Straight Jackets, 6 p.m. Café Center, 5:30 p.m. Dinner; 7 Arts. ball Tournament, Playoffs 8 Idyllwild Arts. Aroma. p.m. Play, Town Hall. a.m. Idyllwild School field. Wednesday, May 19 “Shrek Forever After,” 7 p.m. “Shrek Forever After,” 7 p.m. Sunday, May 30 Ernesto Alé, 9 a.m.-noon; Hojo ICRC Speaker’s Series: “The Saturday, May 22 The Rustic Theatre. The Rustic Theatre. Annual Rotary Club Apfel & the Half Notes, 1-3 p.m.; Palms to Pines Birding & David Jerome, 9 a.m.-noon; Jef- Senior Recital: Lea Hausmann, Moving Pictures Screening, 7:30 Pfannkuchen Pancake Break- Skeleton Crew, 6-9 p.m. Café Nature Trail,” by Kurt Leus- frey Bristol, 1 p.m.; Peter violin, 7:30 p.m. Stephens Re- p.m. IAF Theatre, Idyllwild fast, 8 a.m.-noon. Town Hall. Aroma. chner, 5:30 p.m. reception; 6 Curtis, 6 p.m. Café Aroma. cital Hall, Idyllwild Arts. Arts. Garner Valley Station 53 Annual See A&E, page 26 p.m. speaker. “Climbing Tahquitz Rock,” His- AWANA for ages 3 to fifth- torical Exhibit, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday, May 25 Saturday, May 29 graders, 5:45-8 p.m. Idyllwild Idyllwild Area Historical Mu- Jazz Night: Paul Carman, Mar- Garner Valley Station 53 Annual OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Bible Church. seum. shall Hawkins & Barnaby Garage Sale, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Tom McNeary & Don Reed, 6-9 “Shrek Forever After,” 2, 4:30 & Finch, 6-9 p.m. Café Aroma. 59200 Morris Ranch Road. p.m. Café Aroma. 7 p.m. The Rustic Theatre. “Shrek Forever After,” 7 p.m. Jimmy Campbell Memorial Soft- Crafts Show & Sell “Iron Man 2,” 7 p.m. The Rustic Spaghetti Feed Fund-raiser for The Rustic Theatre. ball Tournament, 8 a.m.-6 Theatre. the Idyllwild Community p.m. Idyllwild School field. Thousand Trails, a private preserve, located Four Seasons in Traditional Chi- Center, building fund 4-7 Wednesday, May 26 David Jerome, 9 a.m.-noon; Greg at 24400 Canyon Trail in Pine Cove, opened to nese Dance: Cyndi Huang, p.m. The Rainbow Inn. AWANA for ages 3 to fifth- Jones Band, 1-3 p.m. Café nonmembers effective Feb. 1, 2010. Doing so has 7:30 p.m. Fisher Dance Stu- Jamie Olsen, Jeff Bristol & Don graders, 5:45-8 p.m. Idyllwild Aroma. dio, Idyllwild Arts. Reed, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Arriba Bible Church. Friends of the Idyllwild Library created opportunities for all Idyllwild and Pine Cove Mexican Restaurant. The Girlz, 6-9 p.m. Café Aroma. Annual Memorial Weekend residents to rent a table at our monthly vendor craft Thursday, May 20 Theatre Production: The 25th- “Shrek Forever After,” 7 p.m. Book Sale, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. tables for show and sell. The Show & Sell will be the Bridge, 12:30-4 p.m. Creekstone Annual Putnam County The Rustic Theatre. Idyllwild Library. Inn. For information, call 659- Spelling Bee, 7:30 p.m. IAF Creative Writing Senior Read- Annual Wildflower & Art Ex- first Saturday of the month. Please contact Chris Reed, 4910. Theatre, Idyllwild Arts. ings, 7:30 p.m. IAF Theatre, hibit, 10-4:30 p.m.; Sessions Recreation Director, at (951) 659-0698 for further details. Sandii Castleberry, 6 p.m. Café Idyllwild Arts. with John Muir Laws, 10 a.m. Aroma. This is a first come, first served basis so call ahead to Sunday, May 23 & 1 p.m.; Live Music, 11:30 “Iron Man 2,” 7 p.m. The Rustic reserve your table. We are looking forward to meeting all Ernesto Alé, 9 a.m.-noon; Dan a.m.-2 p.m. Theatre. Thursday, May 27 Papaila, 1 p.m.; Skeleton Bridge, 12:30-4 p.m. Creekstone “Climbing Tahquitz Rock,” His- of you and to see your crafts and talents. Friday, May 21 Crew, 6 p.m. Café Aroma. Inn. For information, call 659- torical Exhibit, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. While you are shopping at the Market Place, take Willy B., 5:30-8:30 p.m. Arriba “Climbing Tahquitz Rock,” His- 4910. Idyllwild Area Historical Mu- some time to enjoy a hamburger or hot dog with all the Mexican Restaurant. torical Exhibit, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Swift Pony, 6-9 p.m. Café Aroma. seum. fixings for a reasonable price at the Coyote Grill Patio Hojo and the Half Notes, 6-9 Idyllwild Area Historical Mu- “Shrek Forever After,” 7 p.m. “Shrek Forever After,” 2, 4:30 & p.m. The Creek House. seum. The Rustic Theatre. 7 p.m. The Rustic Theatre. area. Belly Dancing, 7 p.m. Café Aro- Astrocamp Public Tour with Creative Writing Senior Read- Annual Memorial Day Barbecue, Looking forward to seeing you here at our ma. demonstrations, 1:30 p.m. ings, 7:30 p.m. IAF Theatre, 3-8 p.m.; live music by the M- wonderful preserve! “Shrek Forever After,” 7 p.m. Astrocamp. Idyllwild Arts. 80’s, 7-11 p.m. American Le- The Rustic Theatre. Theatre Production: The 25th- gion Post 800. Visual Art Senior Show IV, 7:30 Annual Putnam County Friday, May 28 Chica & the Man, 5:30-8:30 p.m. p.m. Parks Exhibition Center, Spelling Bee, 2 p.m. IAF The- Willy B., 5:30-8:30 p.m. Arriba Arriba Mexican Restaurant. (show runs through May 28; atre, Idyllwild Arts. Mexican Restaurant. “The Odd Couple,” benefit per- Senior Recital: Sheila Ber- “Shrek Forever After,” 2, 4:30 & Live Worship Music, 5:30-9 p.m. formance & dinner for HELP nhoft, viola, 7:30 p.m. Ste- 7 p.m. The Rustic Theatre Idyllwild Pines Camp. Center, 5:30 p.m. Dinner; 7

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Now Showing: “Shrek Forever After” ghettiat Fthe eed! May 21st through June 3rd pa Rainbow Inn After challenging an evil dragon, rescuing a beautiful princess and S saving your in-laws’ kingdom, what’s an ogre to do? Well, if you’re Shrek, you suddenly wind up a domesti- cated family man. Longing for the Idyllwild’s Classic Creekside days when he felt like a “real ogre,” Dinner House Shrek is duped into signing a pact with the smooth-talking dealmaker, Steaks*Seafood*Salad Bar*Cocktails Campaign to build The Idyllwild Rumpelstiltskin. Cast: Mike My- 659-0686 Community Center ers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, Dinner Thursday - Sunday Join us from 4-7pm for all you can Antonio Banderas, Julie Andrews, eat spaghetti, garlic bread and salad. Includes a John Cleese, Walt Dohrn Director: Happy Hour Nightly until 5:30 p.m. complimentary beverage. Fun for the whole family! Mike Mitchell Genres: Fantasy Com- 54905 No. Circle Dr. edy, Fairy Tales & Legends, Comedy Adults $10  Kids $5 (12 & under) Rated PG-13 Runtime: 1 hours 33 minutes. Live Entertainment Horse shoes, Music, Silent Auction, Showtimes: Nightly: 7:00 pm Friday, May 21, 6-9 p.m. Prizes, Give Aways & More! Sat. & Sun.:*2:00, 4:30 & 7:00 pm For tickets call the Rainbow Inn at 659-0111 or pick up tickets at the Inn, 54420 S. Circle Drive. Admission: Adult, $9.00 “Hojo and the Half Notes” Senior (62·), Child (11‚) & *Matinée: $7.00 Or please donate online at www.idyllwildrecreation.org — In the Lounge — Proceeds benefit the Don’t forget, we have DVD rentals Idyllwild Community Center building fund Page 16 - Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 On The Town Idyllwild Earth Fair Turns 21

Dolma Rollins always brings out the crowds with her samosas. The line was out the door. Sarah Oates and Hill Champion enjoy conversation and On Saturday, a large crowd came out to the 21st-annual Earth dessert last Friday night at Town Hall during the Dessert Fair at Town Hall. Reception.

telephone 951.659.1974 www.themountain From left, Doug Yagaloff and Myra Dutton check out the restaurant.com Nature Center booth displaying items from the upcoming 26290 Idyllwild Rd. (Hwy 243) Lemon Lily Festival. Idyllwild, CA 92549 Open for Dinner 4:30 - 9 p.m. An easy way to help the Earth Thursday - Monday New Spring Menu! Now that you have enjoyed Earth Fair 2010, it’s • — Price and time to think about 2011. Gary’s Deli and Mountain Monday locals 2 course special Harvest Market has teamed up to provide a way for special will be listed on Web site Sunday evening. people to contribute financially to Idyllwild Earth • Thursday — 1/2 Price Off entire wine list Fair and at the same time, help conserve our envi- The ingredients are prepared with passion, plated with ronment. For the next year, both stores will provide attention to detail, and served with honor and care in a marked receptacles in which people can place empty comfortable environment. bottles and cans eligible for California Refund Value. Call or Email for Reservations All proceeds will go to producing Earth Fair. [email protected]

Photos by COLONEL BO’S MAY FETE Have you noticed the huge, pink, Manzanita buds popping Raegan Ingbretsen, 8, was one of the many dancers that Jenny Kirchner into bloom everywhere on the Hill shouting “HURRAY IT’S performed from Idyllwild Dance at Earth Fair. Staff Photographer MAY!” I couldn’t think of the name, Manzanita, so I called Dawn Miller, my resident ornithologist. Her answer, “Bo, everyone knows it’s the Manzanita bush. It is of the genus Arctostaphylos of the heath family. Some out on the hik- ing trails have white blooms. Lovely, eh?” Pause, then, “Yes, Dawn, dear.” (She’s Penny’s quilting friend.) Later on my Sunday walk along Pine Cove Road, I heard this tiny bird blasting out a wild, complex melody. A real spine-chiller. I tried to whis- Jamie and the Hillbillies were tle an imitation, but no way. Then I saw of what she was so proud. Three little the headlining band at this heads peeped over the edge of her nest a hundred feet up in an ancient oak. year’s Earth Fair. From left, I thought, I’ll ask Dawn what variety of bird that is — It had a reddish head and Dave Blackburn, Jamie yellow neck and shoulders. Then I thought, ‘I better consult GOOGLE first and Olsen, Jeff Bristol and Don get some genetic background so I don’t seem so dumb. There may be all-pur- Reed (not pictured, Barnaby ple ones along Strawberry Finch and Paul Carman). Creek.’ If you would like to read or listen to some excit- ing stories about the woods, See a photo you the animals, the birds and like? Call 659- the people who opened 2145 or e-mail the West, buy a copy of my WESTWIND WHIS- jenny@towncrier. PERS at B’S MOUNTAIN com to order a OF BOOKS in the Square reprint at Idyllwild. You can sit and read it while you have coffee from HIGHER GOUNDS. Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 17 Sports Town Hall sports the American Legion Dodgers. Nicholas Fey had a base hit and scored the Cubs’ only run. Pierce Prmuka ripped Bob Lewis reported the following on Town Hall base- a double and two singles and Lucas Schipper slapped ball: three singles for the Dodgers who overwhelmed the Cubs 11-1.

T-Ball (no score kept) Standings Wins Losses Pirates’ shortstop Natalie On Tuesday, May 11, the Rustic Theater Dodgers Idyllwild Rotary Angels 4 0 battled the Idyllwild Shell Yankees. Reese Whitney had American Legion Dodgers 3 1 Quintero awaits the throw good swings and hard hits every time at bat while Patrick Rainbow Inn Braves 1 3 at second base during Wednes- Pirtle played great defense for the Yankees. The Dodgers Forest Lumber Cubs 0 4 day’s game. Chance Vladika Justin Nunn, the Idyllwild countered back with Abbey East getting good hits and is the Idyllwild Land Surveying Land Surveying Pirates’ catch- Odin Johnston playing great. Majors Pirate’s second baseman. This er, awaits the throw home as On Thursday, May 13, the Silver Pines Lodge Padres On Monday, May 10, the Idyllwild Pizza Co. Giants runner and four others scored the Idyllwild Pizza Co. Giants went up against the Sacco Dining Rangers. Michael battled the Cafe Aroma Diamondbacks. The Diamondbacks’ for the Idyllwild Pizza Co. Gi- Stroud ripped the ball a couple times for base hits and won 5-4. Dylan Patton pitched four strong innings and also got ants who won the game 5-4. Rene Hernandez played excellent defense for the Rangers. on base twice and scored a run. Eventually, the Giants Photo by J.P. Crumrine Photo by J.P. Crumrine The Padres’ Charlie Kolb and Nick Fletcher had good blew the game open led by Evan Biley getting on base hits and stopped some grounders hit to them. three times and scoring three runs as the Giants beat the three times during the game. The Pirates fought back in On Friday, May 14, the Rustic Theater Dodgers battled Diamondbacks 14-5. the bottom half of the inning with Kyan Garcia getting the Silver Pines Lodge Padres. Cole Sonnier hit the ball On Wednesday, May 12, the Idyllwild Land Surveying a base hit and driving in a pair of runs for the Pirates. very hard and played great defense for the Padres. Tony Pirates went up against the Idyllwild Pizza Co. Giants. But the Diamondbacks prevailed 10-5 to win their fi rst Badger made good stops on some ground balls hit to The Giants jumped out to an early lead behind Cody game of the year. him and also hit the ball hard for the Padres. Espinoza’s key hit and good defense and Ben Goulding’s timely hits. The Pirates battled back thanks to Natalie Standings Wins Losses Minors Quintero collecting a couple hits and scoring a run. Justin Idyllwild Pizza Co. Giants 4 0 On Tuesday, May 11, the Idyllwild Rotary Angels played Nunn also made important contributions getting on base Idyllwild Land Surveying Pirates 1 3 the Rainbow Inn Braves. Tobin Ale had a couple hits and twice and defending the plate. However, the Giants held Cafe Aroma Diamondbacks 1 3 Carolyn Edelstein had a base hit and played good defense on, 5-4, to win another game. for the Braves, but Angels’ Stephan Carman countered On Friday, May 14, the Cafe Aroma Diamondbacks Send sports reports about locals to [email protected] with three base hits and Miren Pino got on base three and the Idyllwild Land Surveying Pirates met. In the sec- or drop them off at the Town Crier by 10 a.m. Mondays. times. The Angels beat the Braves 12-1. ond inning, the Diamondbacks scored seven runs. Zach Photos also are welcome. If sending by e-mail, resolution On Thursday, May 13, the Forest Lumber Cubs played Fogle’s hit drove in a couple runs. He also reached base must be at least 300 dpi. Real Estate

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53425 Tollgate Rd. Fri.-Sun, 25915 Wayne Dr., Sat., 5/29 Multi Family Sale. Household New chain saw, CDs, books, Buck’s Annual Yard Sale Pecan dining table, Yama- 5/28-5/30, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. ONLY, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Camp- & shop items. 52541 Sunset household, misc. Fri., 5/28 Anything but ordinary! ha key board and more. Large weaving floor loom, ing gear, inflatable kayak, 3 Dr., Sat., 5/29 ONLY, 8 a.m.-2 & Sat., 5/29, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Lots of good stuff! 26700 Crestview Dr. (corner Alpaca wool yarn & spinning TV’s, queen-size oak head- p.m. 659-3933. (19) 54410 Village View. (14) 25110 Marion Ridge Dr., of Saunders Meadow), Sat. wheel, books, CDs, long flow- board, pickup truck cover, Thurs., 5/27, 10-3; & Sun., 5/29 & 5/30, 8 a.m.-4 College Fund Campaign: 53665 Idyllbrook Dr. Tools, ing skirts & dresses. (20) Fri., 5/28 & Sat., 5/29, 6:30- p.m. (1) clothing, good variety of eve- Join Hilary in her sale to fund furniture, LP’s, small applianc- 25246 Gail, Sat., 29 & Sun rything! (17) school: A breathtaking variety es, office supplies, May 29, 3; Sun. 5/30, 7-noon. (18) Golden Carrot Horse Res- 30, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. NSF wire Moving Sale. 54790 “A” of goods. 25426 Hotei Lane 30, Sat. & Sun., 7 a.m.-1 Sat. 29 & Sun. 30, 8 a.m. to cue Benefit. May 29-30, 8 shelves, wood hutch, couch N. Circle Dr. (above Cafe off Overlook, Pine Cove. 7 p.m., both days. (8) 4 p.m. Royal Pines Estates, a.m. Good stuff, some new; w/recliner seat, NSF metal a.m.-2 p.m., 5/29-30. (6) art, antiques, clothing, horse Aroma) Friday & Saturday, Lots 26350 Delano Dr., Idyllwild table, assorted Xmas decora- 53525 Double View Dr. items. Jct. Hwy. 243/74, Mt. May 28 & 29, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Multi Family Sellarama, of furniture, beds, sofas, in the meadow. Several fam- tions & much more. (9) Center. (15) Some vintage, antiques ac- Fri., Sat., Sun., May 28-30, kids furniture, upright piano, ily sale. Tools, furniture, and The Chakra Shack cessories, lamps, furniture, after 8 a.m., 25890 Cedar entertainment center, selling some antiques, lots misc. Gargantuan Garage Sale! 54750 North Circle Dr. etc. (5) St. near Town Hall. Beds, everything! May 29, 30, 31, 8 (16) Sofa, coffee table, Fiesta- Saturday, 5/29. (21) Multiple Family Yard Sale housewares, lamps, books a.m.-1 p.m. (7) GIGANTIC YARD SALE ware, spinet piano, file cabi- office equipment. (2) nets, hand-carved columns, An- Lower Pine Crest: 53850- 54725 Jameson Drive. FERN VALLEY SALE. Good stuff, no junk, great household & decorator items. tique glassware, American 53921 Pine Crest Ave. Furni- Fri., Sat., Sun., 5/28- Everything must go. Sat., SATURDAY, 5/29 ONLY! deals! 53305 Deerfoot Ln., Sat., Fostoria, tools, furniture, ture, exerciser, tools, camp- 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 30, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 25740 Sun., Mon., May 29-31, 10 5/29, 8-4 & maybe Sun. (13) books, clothing, golf gear. ing, fishing equip., books, Glassware, trinkets, +++ Tahquitz Dr. (address on a.m. Furniture, kitchenware, 25275 Glen Road. Friday, clothes. Fri., 5/28-Sat., 5/29, 55255 Daryll cedar tree at base of drive- appliances, linens, books, More to come in next week’s 5/28 & Saturday 5/29. (11) 8 -4 (10) Look for the Bear! (3) way. (12) clothing, & glassware. (4) Town Crier!

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Ask about our 7 6 3 8 4 7 3 5 YARD SALE KITS! 28 Dallas sch. 50 “Mayday!” 22 Needle case ACROSS 1 Hydrox com- 29 Devour 51 Sicilian volcano 23 Cars Each kit contains: petitor 30 Small barrel 25 Soldiers 9 3 • 3 All-Weather Yard Sale Signs 5 Bro’s kin 32 NASCAR DOWN 26 Gumbo base 8 Hawaiian repair break 1 Vacationing 27 Rind 11x14” (Bright Pink, Glossy, island 34 Deuce beater 2 Regret 29 Catch sight of 2 6 8 7 Thick) 12 Period 35 Chooses 3 Shade tree 31 Workout room • 275 Flourescent Pre-Priced 14 Opening day? 36 Song of praise 4 Pizza topping 33 Wobble 6 7 9 1 Labels 15 Womanly 37 Long-short- 5 Mix 34 Infectious fly 16 Give as an short poetic 6 Charged bit 36 Treaty • Pre-Sale Checklist example foot 7 Accelerates 37 Colorless • Sales Record Form 17 Crossword clue 40 Actress West 8 Farm wagon 38 Top-notch 8 4 5 abbr. 41 Cheer (for) 9 Parisian pals 39 Doves’ home Stop by the Town Crier 18 Whiteboard 42 Voters in col- 10 Loathe 40 Disarray and check them out. Just adjunct lege? 11 - -friendly 43 Virgo neighbor 1 5 9 2 20 Censoring 47 Initial chip 13 Break suddenly 44 Mel of baseball 659-2145 $6.50 © 2009 Hometown Content plus tax! sound 48 Place where 19 Grate lore 23 Hebrew month motorists take 20 Derek and Did- 45 Director How- Place a number in the empty boxes in such a way that 24 Feedbag fill five dley ard each row across, each column down and each small 9-box 25 Inge play 49 “Cheers” order 21 Aladdin’s - 46 Hot tub square contains all of the numbers from one to nine. Page 22 - Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 Classifieds For Rent or Lease Commercial Rentals Public Notices Continued from previous page An affordable mountain Legals • Doing Business As getaway, 1 BR, 1 BA, only Mobile Homes For Rent or Lease $450/mo. No credit check. FREE RENT For questions about Public Notices call Sandy at the Town Crier Refundable screening fee, 1st mo. w/lease! (951) 659-2145 or E-mail: [email protected] Royal Pines, 40 ft. park BIG newer hm. Steps to mo. to mo. or yr. Resident trailer in the pines/stream, Iwld! 2nd flr-1 BR/BA, hi-ceil, Available NOW! Every day throughout the United States, The Name of the Applicant is: pays for utilities & trash. 951- newspapers publish thousands of public FOXFIRE IZAKAYA INC perm. or vac. 1 BR, 1 BA, deck w/ vu, W/D, carport. 1st 487-1966. 54295 Village Center notices about events, conditions or ac- The applicants listed above are applying to W/D, turn key, new carpet & flr-1 BA w/ + rms., BRs, ofc. Dr., Suite 102A. tions that affect countless individuals, the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control water heater, $15,000 OBO. ONE MONTH FREE families, neighborhoods and businesses. to sell alcoholic beverages at: or sound/art studio? $1295/ $369/mo. Ample Public notices cover many topics, including 54425 N. CIRCLE DR., UNIT #6&7 760-775-9147. mo. (818) 880-1628. w/year lease business matters, liquor licensing, public IDYLLWILD, CA 92549 WALK TO TOWN parking. Call the Town auctions and sales, estates, zoning, public Type of license Applied for: Double-wide home, 2 BR, 1 2 BR, 1-3/4 BA, 53421 Toll- meetings, bids to sell goods and services to ON-SALE BEER & WINE Ground floor unit. 2 bdrms., 1 Crier for more info: the government, local government finances PUBLIC PREMISES BA, large living, dining, den & gate, $800/mo., $800 clean- full bath. Complete remodel in and state and local elections. Public notice Pub. TC: May 6, 13, 20, 2010. kitchen, wood stove, all ap- (951) 659-2145 is a fundamental component of our system ing & security dep. Renter 2008. Full kitchen w/stacked of representative democracy, which de- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME pliances. Turn-key, furnished, pays utilities, economical washer/dryer. Special Ballard pends upon the participation of educated, STATEMENT responsible citizens. The following person is doing business as backyard faces beautiful heating. Call 659-2678 or pricing!! Incl. water & sewer. meadow. Price reduced from SURF TO SNOW SIGNING SERVICE, 24783 858-414-9905. No pets. $775/mo. Call 951- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Marion Ridge Dr., Idyllwild, CA 92549. Mailing $40,000 to $35,000. #94. See 659-9505. RETAIL or STATEMENT address: P.O. Box 3224, Idyllwild, CA 92549, Riv- mgr. at Royal Pines Estate or 2 BR, 1 BA cabin. The following person is doing business as erside. AMBER MARIE BOOTH, 24783 Marion OFFICE THE KOFFEE NUT, 54423 Village Center Drive, Ridge Dr., Idyllwild, CA 92549. call 951-659-2691. New appliances & Beautiful & spacious 2 Suite 1, 2, 3, Idyllwild, CA 92549, Riverside This business is conducted by an Indi- washer/dryer. Decks & BR, 2 BA, plus bonus room, the County. Mailing address: P.O. Box 1631, Idyllwild, vidual. $24,500 OBO, CA 92549. DAVID STEVEN KENYON and Registrant has not yet begun to transact busi- views. $950/mo. lots of built-ins and storage space rent is $525/mo. courtyard MEGAN MARIE KENYON, 52980 Mountain ness under the fictitious name listed above. Separate entrance in Cedar Glen. Washer/dry- View, Idyllwild, CA 92549. Signed: Peaceful and adorable, This business is conducted by Husband AMBER BOOTH Studio, with bath. er, fridge, freezer included. building corner location, 2-bed, & Wife. Statement filed with the County Clerk of Both $1100/mo. $1250/mo. Please call 562- • Ample Parking Registrant has not yet begun to transact busi- Riverside County on April 27, 2010. 1-bath remodeled mobile ness under the fictitious name listed above. FILE NO.: 951-634-7500. 618-0008. • Central Air & Heat home for sale in Royal Signed: R-2010-04605 • 600 - 1,500 sq. ft. MEGAN MARIE KENYON NOTICE — THIS FICTITIOUS NAME 53589 Tollgate, 3 BR, 1-3/4 Pines Park in Idyllwild, 1 BR + loft cabin, stove & • Low Rent Statement filed with the County Clerk of STATEMENT EXPIRES ON APRIL 27, 2015. A San Jacinto Mountains. BA home. On sewer, fenced, refrigerator, $650/mo. Credit Riverside County on April 19, 2010. NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- 659-2774 FILE NO.: MENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO APRIL 1 hour from Palm Desert garage + separate ART STU- check. Call 760-469-5905. R-2010-04230 27, 2015. THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT and Riverside, 2 hrs from DIO, 1,600 sq. ft., $1,100/ NOTICE — THIS FICTITIOUS NAME DOES NOT ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE Los Angeles. Located next mo., 1K dep. No smoking. PINE COVE HOUSE for STATEMENT EXPIRES ON APRIL 19, 2015. A IN THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS  NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF lease, 2 BR, 1 BA, $800/mo.   to Idyllwild State Park, One pet. Call Jackie, 951- MOUNTAIN MENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO APRIL ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR walk to Idyllwild Arts High 306-9769. Cute, comfy, good neighbors.   19, 2015. THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ.,  MANOR  DOES NOT ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). Call for details. 619-889- CERTIFICATION

School. Huge shed plus   IN THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Great house, 3 BR, 2 BA, NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy 2-car parking. Sump cool- 8166.  Reduced  ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR of the original statement on file in my office.

FP, paved road. No pets/   ing system in summer, 2 BR, 1 BA, $825/mo. W/D Rates... COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., new wood stove for heat in smoking/drugs. Sec. dep/   BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). LARRY W. WARD, credit check. $895/mo. 951- hookups, deck. New paint,  54585 N. Circle  CERTIFICATION County Clerk the winter. Must sell, son new electric stove, 3-car park-   I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy By: L. Rojas, Deputy 925-1965. Suite B, $500/mo. Pub. TC: May 6, 13, 20, 27, 2010.   of the original statement on file in my office. graduating from Idyllwild ing space. No pets. 52725  Suite D, $400/mo.  Arts in June. Complex has Two-story house, LARRY W. WARD, STATEMENT OF

Idyllmont. 619-276-9800 or   recreation room, pool table County Clerk ABANDONMENT OF USE OF

one bedroom, one and a  Pete Daly  www.junopm.com By: A. Clabaugh, Deputy FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME

and swimming pool. Great   half bath + carport! (619) 871-7235 Pub. TC: April 29, May 6, 13, 20, 2010. The following fictitious business name hiking behind mobile home. RECENTLY remodeled, 1 BR, 1 BA apartment, close   HEMET COUNSELING CENTER, 717 E. Florida Must see! Open house: May to center of town. Great for NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL Avenue, Suite B, Hemet, CA 92543, Riverside on BEAUTIFUL property  ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES County, has been abandoned by the following 15 and 16th, 2010. Call Lori retired person. Quiet area. Date of Filing Application:April 23, 2010. person: NANCY NYSWANDER BROTHERS, (Strawberry Creek). COMMERCIAL for more information, $650/mo. Call 951-659-0028, To Whom It May Concern: 25409 Marion Ridge, Idyllwild, CA 92549. Walk into town! RIGHT IN TOWN The Name of the Applicant is: This business is conducted by an Indi- 310-947-1748. $950/mo.-unfurnished, leave msg. IDYLLWILD TEA COMPANY LLC vidual. Excellent location in the heart The applicants listed above are applying to The fictitious business name referred to above Rentals Wanted $1100/mo.-furnished. 2 BR, 2 BA cabin. New wood of town. 1,200 sq. ft. Central the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control was filed in Riverside County on May 14, 2004. Please no smoking/no pets. stove, propane heat, sunny heat and air. Special Bal- to sell alcoholic beverages at: I declare that all the information in this Long-time resident Don 54241 RIDGEVIEW DRIVE statement is true and correct. (A registrant who Call 858-485-1045. deck. Pine Cove. $945/mo. lard pricing. Cert. by Health IDYLLWILD, CA 92549 declares as true, information which he or she Teele looking for a room w/ 951-659-5385. Dept. to serve smoothies/ice Type of license Applied for: knows to be false is guilty of a crime.) kitchen privileges or studio Horse Legal ON-SALE BEER & WINE Signed: cream, etc. Perfect retail NANCY NYSWANDER BROTHERS for June 1. References avail. Mountain Center, remo- EATING PLACE 2 BR, 2 BA + office, DW, w/excl. window exposure. Pub. TC: May 6, 13, 20, 2010. Statement filed with the County Clerk of Call 760-285-8351. deled cabin, 1 bedroom + Riverside County on May 7, 2010. micro, W/D. In Cedar Glen. $1,995/mo. Call 951-659- loft. Over 1 acre. Borders FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME FILE NO.: For Rent or Lease 2-car gar. $1,100/mo. 1-yr. 9505. STATEMENT R-2004-05875 U.S. Forest, $750/mo. lease, 951-659-0710 or 760- The following person is doing business CERTIFICATION Call 951-236-9777. Real Estate/ as HAPPY MASSAGE, 13121 Perris BL #109, I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy Spacious & bright studio 773-1929. Avail 6/1. Moreno Valley, CA 92553, Riverside. Mailing of the original statement on file in my office. in Idyllwild, $550/mo., $350 address: 11539 Lower Azusa Rd #B, El Monte, Out of State LARRY W. WARD, 1 BR, 1 BA ranch guest Room for Rent, charming CA 91732. YUMEI (NMN) PENG, 11539 Lower with child care exchange for County Clerk Azusa Rd #B, El Monte, CA 91732. house, Garner Valley, Moun- loft. Perfect for student or By: A. Clabaugh, Deputy 10-year-old boy. 1-1/2 days 20 ACRE RANCH FORE- This business is conducted by an Indi- tain Center. Trash & water Pub. TC: May 13, 20, 27, June 3, 2010. per week. Utilities included. part-time summer vacation CLOSURES Near Booming vidual. included. No smoking/pets. Registrant has not yet begun to transact busi- rental. Very affordable. Avail. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Call 659-3547. El Paso, Texas. Was $16,900 ness under the fictitious name listed above. $625/mo. 951-659-2019. STATEMENT June 1. 659-4744. Now $12,900. $0 Down, as- Signed: The following person is doing business as YUMEI PENG Studio, full kitchen, partial- sume payments, $99/month. AFM AND ASSOCIATES, 2230 Lake Park Drive, Idyllwild Property Statement filed with the County Clerk of Cedar Glen gem. #12, San Jacinto, CA 92583-7412, Riverside ly furnished, yard, $700/mo. Owner financing. FREE map/ Riverside County on April 26, 2010. Management County. MICHAEL DENNIS TRACY, 2230 Lake Close to town and include Move-in ready, spacious FILE NO.: pictures 1-800-343-9444. Park Drive, #12, San Jacinto, CA 92583-7412. Office 951-659-4200 R-2010-04544 paid utilities. Call 951-659- 2-bedroom, 2-bath home This business is conducted by an Indi- (Cal-SCAN) NOTICE — THIS FICTITIOUS NAME Fax 951-659-4206 vidual. 6366 or 760-777-2328. with cathedral ceilings STATEMENT EXPIRES ON APRIL 26, 2015. A Registrant commenced to transact busi- Toll free 866-669-4200 & dramatic floor-to- NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- Real Estate/ ness under the fictitious name listed above on MENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO APRIL Studio, close to Idy Arts. Check out our website ceiling windows. January 1, 2010. Auctions 26, 2015. THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT Signed: utilities paid, $650/mo. de- www.myipmoffice.com Appliances included; DOES NOT ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE MICHAEL DENNIS TRACY posit & references. Call 951- IN THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Live Oak 3 BR, 2 BA, furnished if desired. AUCTION - SPECTACULAR Statement filed with the County Clerk of NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF 205-2859. Riverside County on April 30, 2010. central heat & FP, lndry Pets okay with deposit. 106 acre PROPERTY near ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR FILE NO.: hookups, storage. COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., $1000/mo. Jay Paso Robles with highway R-2010-04823 Tri-level view Pine Cove BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). NOTICE — THIS FICTITIOUS NAME Large yard. Avail. now. 858-335-4105 or frontage, nice home, irriga- CERTIFICATION home. 3 BR + den, 2 BA, W/D STATEMENT EXPIRES ON APRIL 30, 2015. A $1,100/mo. I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy hookups, decks, skylights. 951-659-5859. tion, well and more! Visit NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- Cute cottage home, 1 of the original statement on file in my office. No smoking/pets $1225/mo. www.AuctionCA.com Call MENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO APRIL BR plus loft, 1 BA, lndry Large 2 BR, 1 BA apartment, Elite Auctions (661) 325- LARRY W. WARD, 30, 2015. THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT 760-904-5780. lndry. facility, close to town. County Clerk DOES NOT ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE hookups, wood stove & 6500. Auction June 5th @ 12 By: L. Siu, Deputy IN THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Small 2 BR, 1 BA cabin near furnace heat, big 1-car No pets/smoking. $800/mo + noon. (Cal-SCAN) Pub. TC: May 6, 13, 20, 27, 2010. NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF town and school. Fridge & garage, fenced back yard, sec. dep. 951-659-5424. ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., stove, $550/mo. 659-2166 or no smoking. Close to town, Get your business cards at ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). (951) 961-7246. $900/mo. SUBSCRIBE! 659-2145 the Town Crier! 659-2145 Date of Filing Application: April 28, 2010. To Whom It May Concern: Continued ˚ Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 23 MEMSCOMM fully Rescue revisited By Marshall Smith to complete the rescue. search the hikers were still Staff Reporter Because of the arduous not located. RMRU volun- charged nature of the rescue, and the teers took the tram to the For the second time in 16 fact that Alihodic was near mountaintop station and By Jerry Holldber He also suggested that when a small months, Riverside Mountain death when rescued, the began their search. They General Manager, generator is used for power outages, it Rescue Unit (RMRU) volun- team received a Lifesaving located the pair at around Pine Cove Water District is best to use extension cords to provide teers rescued Emin Alihodic, Award. 2:30 a.m. at the 8,500-foot power to a refrigerator, freezer and other 57, of Palm Springs. Both On May 11 of this year, level in a hazardous part of On Thursday, May 13, Gina Moran-Mc- appliances. This method eliminates any rescues were in the same Alihodic again attempted the Willow Creek drainage. Gough, emergency services coordinator of loss of electricity and escape into the area and for distressingly the same hike. He again hit Both hikers were dehy- Riverside County Fire Department, called electric company’s grid — which can similar reasons. snow and ice he was not drated and cold, but with the Mountain Emergency Medical Services be very dangerous to emergency repair In February 2009, RMRU prepared for. He again lost assistance of RMRU team Committee (MEMSCOMM) meeting to crews. volunteers rescued Alihodic, the trail. He encountered members were able to hike order at the Anza Electric Co-Op. Since representatives from Poppet Flat, a day hiker who had at- another lost hiker, Monica to the tramway mountain Eli Higgins, operations manager of Idyllwild, Anza, Pinyon, Lake Riverside tempted to hike the Skyline Cullinan, 38, of Mission station. Anza Electric Co-Op, gave a presenta- and Aguanga Disaster Groups were all Trail from the Palm Springs Viejo and the pair used a Rescues, especially those tion on electrical safety. He discussed in attendance, Moran-McGough recom- Aerial Tramway base to cell phone to call for help. involving aerial reconnais- high voltage distribution lines leading to mended the groups organize a radio test the top of the mountain. At 8 p.m. Riverside Coun- sance, are costly and un- residences. He stressed that under any day for all of them to communicate with Dressed in shorts and T- ty Sheriff’s Department prepared hikers, especially circumstances downed power lines should the County’s Emergency Operation Center shirt, Alihodic slid in snow Cabazon Station deputies recidivists, though rare, raise never be presumed to be off. In the case in Indio. The test was set for the morning and ice and had to be res- mobilized RMRU to search the costs. of a downed line, Higgins recommended of Saturday, August 21. cued from Chino Canyon. A for the lost hikers. They M a r s h a l l S m i t h maintaining a distance of 40 feet from the Details will be completed at the June team of 12 spent eight hours also dispatched a helicopter, c a n b e r e a c h e d a t downed line until the utility company or 10 MEMSCOMM meeting at the Moun- in subfreezing temperatures but after an extensive aerial [email protected]. fire department arrives on the scene. tain Resource Center in Pine Cove. Guest

In the second part of his presentation, speakers will focus on the upcoming fire IBRT presents first Business Forum Higgins addressed the topic of generators season and tentative weather conditions as back-up power. He emphasized any that could affect the threat of fire. The Idyllwild Business Roundtable is presenting a Business Forum at 6:30 p.m. permanent connection to an electrical sys- Jerry Holldber can be reached at Wednesday, May 19 at the Caine Learning Center. This is the first in a series of forums tem should be installed by an electrician. [email protected]. to learn about Business Improvement Districts. Representatives from the Temecula Val- ley Convention and Visitors Bureau will make a presentation. For more information, go to www.idy4u.com/idybid.

collected together with general taxes. CA 92270, Riverside County. RIM MARCINKUS, Riverside County on May 10, 2010. shall have no further recourse. The beneficiary Public Notices (3) INSPECTION OF REPORT. This report 24 Mesa Vista, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270. FILE NO.: under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed is available for inspection by calling the District This business is conducted by an Indi- I-2009-00154 and delivered to the undersigned a written dec- at (760)349-3261. vidual. CERTIFICATION laration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a Continued from previous page (4) HEARING ON REPORT. A hearing Registrant has not yet begun to transact busi- I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. on said report will be held before the Board ness under the fictitious name listed above. of the original statement on file in my office. The undersigned caused said Notice of Default CERTIFICATION May 1992. of Directors at 9:00 am on June 6th, 2010 at Signed: and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county the Pinyon Flats County Fire Station at 70080 RIM MARCINKUS where the real property is located. Regarding I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy Signed: LARRY W. WARD, Highway 74 Pinyon Pines, California. At this Statement filed with the County Clerk of the property that is the subject of this notice of the original statement on file in my office. RICHARD PAUL THIBODEAUX County Clerk hearing, the Board of Directors shall hear and Riverside County on May 10, 2010. of sale, the “mortgage loan servicer” as defined Statement filed with the County Clerk of By: S. Perez, Deputy consider all objections or protests, if any, to FILE NO.: in civil code § 2923.53(k)(3), declares that it LARRY W. WARD, Riverside County on April 30, 2010. Pub. TC: May 20, 27, June 3, 10, 2010. County Clerk FILE NO.: said report and upon conclusion of the hearing, I-2010-01266 has obtained from the commissioner a final or the Board may adopt, revise, change, reduce or NOTICE — THIS FICTITIOUS NAME temporary order of exemption pursuant to civil By: A. Clabaugh, Deputy R-2010-04824 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE modify any assessment or overrule any or all STATEMENT EXPIRES ON MAY 10, 2015. A code section 2923.53 and that the exemption is Pub. TC: May 13, 20, 27, June 3, 2010. NOTICE — THIS FICTITIOUS NAME T.S No. 1181370-10 APN: 559-172-006-1 objections. This Notice is given pursuant to NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- current and valid on the date this notice of sale STATEMENT EXPIRES ON APRIL 30, 2015. A TRA: 071304 LOAN NO: Xxxxxx6224 Sections 31032.1 through 31032.9 of the Water MENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO MAY 10, is recorded. the time frame for giving a notice FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- REF: SWANSON, LANCE Code of the State of California. 2015. THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT of sale specified in civil code section 2923.52 STATEMENT MENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO APRIL IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY Christy Huss DOES NOT ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE subdivision (a) does not apply to this notice The following person is doing business as 30, 2015. THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT OWNER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A Secretary of the Pinyon Pines IN THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS of sale pursuant to civil code sections 2923.52. DORIEN G. ISRAEL, 25955 Highway 243, #2, DOES NOT ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE DEED OF TRUST, DATED March 30, 2004. UN- County Water District NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF California Declaration I, John Kennerty, of Idyllwild, CA 92549, Riverside County. Mailing IN THIS STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR and of the Board of Directors thereof ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR America’s Servicing Company (“Mortgage Loan address: P.O. Box 1171, Idyllwild, CA 92549. NAME IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC Pub. TC: May 20, 27, 2010. COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., Servicer”), declare under penalty of perjury, DORIEN GILLESPIE BIETZ, 25955 Highway ANOTHER UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). under the laws of the State of California, that 243, #2, Idyllwild, CA 92549. COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING STATEMENT OF CERTIFICATION the following is true and correct: The Mortgage This business is conducted by an Indi- BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT ABANDONMENT OF USE OF I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy Loan Services has obtained from the Commis- vidual. CERTIFICATION A LAWYER. On June 09, 2010, at 9:00am, Cal- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME of the original statement on file in my office. sioner of Corporation a final or temporary Registrant commenced to transact busi- I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy Western Reconveyance Corporation, as duly The following fictitious business name order of exemption pursuant to California ness under the fictitious name listed above on of the original statement on file in my office. LARRY W. WARD, appointed trustee under and pursuant to Deed DESERT PLASTIC SURGERY MEDICAL Civil code Section 2923.53 that is current and January 2010. LARRY W. WARD, County Clerk of Trust recorded April 08, 2004, as Inst. No. CENTERS, 35280 Bob Hope Dr., Ste 105, Ran- valid on the date the accompanying Notice of Signed: County Clerk By: S. Perez, Deputy 2004-0254652 in book, page of Official Records cho Mirage, CA 92270, Riverside County, has Sale is filed. AND/OR The timeframe for giv- DORIEN GILLESPIE BIETZ By: A. Clabaugh, Deputy Pub. TC: May 20, 27, June 3, 10, 2010. in the office of the County Recorder of Riverside been abandoned by the following corporation: ing Notice of Sale specified in subdivision (a) Statement filed with the County Clerk of Pub. TC: May 13, 20, 27, June 3, 2010. County, State of California, executed by Lance ADRIANAMED, INC., 35280 Bob Hope Dr., of Civil Code Section 2923.52 does not apply Riverside County on May 3, 2010. PUBLIC NOTICE David Swanson and Laura Ann Swanson Hus- Ste 105, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270, California pursuant to Section 2923.52 or 2923.55. Date FILE NO.: NOTICE OF HEARING ON WATER This is to notify the public that there is band And Wife As Joint Tenants, will sell at public corporation C2663686. and Place: 7/03/09 Fort Mill, South Carolina R-2010-04856 ASSESSMENTS CHARGES available in the Pine Cove Water District office, auction to highest bidder for cash, cashier’s check This business is conducted by a corpora- Name of Signor: John Kennerty Title and/or NOTICE — THIS FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the for public inspection, the written report of the drawn on a state or national bank, a check drawn tion. Position VP Communication For sales informa- STATEMENT EXPIRES ON MAY 3, 2015. A NEW secretary of the Pinyon Pines County Water water stand by assessments for unimproved lots by a state or federal credit union, or a check drawn The fictitious business name referred to above tion: Mon-Fri 9:00am to 4:00pm (619) 590-1221. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT District as follows: for the fiscal year 2010-2011. The assessment will by a state or federal savings and loan association, was filed in Riverside County on Dec. 15, 2006. Cal-Western Reconveyance Corporation, 525 MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO MAY 3, 2015. (1) FILING OF REPORT. A written report be $30.00 per acre or portion thereof. savings association, or savings bank At the sixth I declare that all the information in this East Main Street, P.O. Box 22004, El Cajon, CA THE FILING OF THIS STATEMENT DOES has been prepared and filed with the secretary A hearing on said report will be held before st entrance to the corona civic center building statement is true and correct. (A registrant who 92022-9004 Dated: May 05, 2010. (R-314924 NOT ITSELF AUTHORIZE THE USE IN THIS concerning the proposed Water Standby Assess- the Pine Cove Water District Board of Directors 815 W. Sixth Street Corona, California, all right, declares as true, information which he or she 05/20/10, 05/27/10, 06/03/10) STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN ments for the fiscal year 2010-2011 pursuant to at 10:00 am on June 9th, 2010, in the District title and interest conveyed to and now held by it knows to be false is guilty of a crime.) Pub. TC: May 20, 27, June 3, 2010. VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF ANOTHER Resolution #75. boardroom located at 24917 Marion Ridge Rd., under said Deed of Trust in the property situated Signed: UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (2) DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY AND Pine Cove, CA. in said County and State described as: Completely RIM MARCINKUS (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROPOSED ASSESSMENT. This report contains Pub. TC: May 20, 27, 2010. described in said deed of trust The street address Statement filed with the County Clerk of PROFESSIONS CODE). a description of each parcel of land and the and other common designation, if any, of the Riverside County on May 10, 2010. CERTIFICATION amount of the assessment proposed to be levied STATEMENT OF real property described above is purported to FILE NO.: I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy for said fiscal year on each parcel as follows: ABANDONMENT OF USE OF be: 52765 Sylvan Way Idyllwild Area CA 92549 I-2006-04180 of the original statement on file in my office. (a) Thirty dollars ($30) per year for each FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability CERTIFICATION LARRY W. WARD, acre of land or parcel of land less than one acre The following fictitious business name DES- for any incorrectness of the street address and I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy County Clerk for all lands within the boundaries of Pinyon ERT PLASTIC SURGERY MEDICAL CENTERS, other common designation, if any, shown herein. of the original statement on file in my office. By: A. Clabaugh, Deputy Pines County Water District. 72-301 Country Club Ste 106, Rancho Mirage, Said sale will be held, but without covenant or Pub. TC: May 13, 20, 27, June 3, 2010. (b) Such water standby charge shall not CA 92270, Riverside County, has been abandoned warranty, express or implied, regarding title, pos- apply to any parcel of land less than one and LARRY W. WARD, by the following person: RIM MARCINKUS, 24 session, condition or encumbrances, including FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME one-quarter acres (1-1/4) on which an active County Clerk Mesa Vista, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270. fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of STATEMENT service connection exists thereon on or before By: S. Perez, Deputy This business is conducted by an Indi- the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to pay the The following person is doing business as July 1, 2010. Pub. TC: May 20, 27, June 3, 10, 2010. vidual. remaining principal sums of the note(s) secured PROTECT PEST CONTROL, 38-820 Elna Way, (c) With respect to tracts of one and one- The fictitious business name referred to above by said Deed of Trust. The total amount of the Cathedral City, CA 92234, Riverside County. quarter acres (1-1/4) or more, one and one- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME was filed in Riverside County on Jan. 15, 2009. unpaid balance of the obligation secured by the Mailing address: P.O. Box 1316, Rancho Mirage, quarter (1- 1/4) acres of land shall be exempted STATEMENT I declare that all the information in this property to be sold and reasonable estimated CA 92270. RICHARD PAUL THIBODEAUX, 38- from the water standby charge for each active The following person is doing business as statement is true and correct. (A registrant who costs, expenses and advances at the time of 820 Elna Way, Cathedral City, CA 92234 service connection which exists thereon or DESERT PLASTIC SURGERY MEDICAL CEN- declares as true, information which he or she the initial publication of the Notice of Sale is: This business is conducted by an Indi- before July 1, 2010. TERS, DESERT HAIR MEDICAL INSTITUTE, knows to be false is guilty of a crime.) $208,861.57. If the Trustee is unable to convey vidual. No billing for such assessment shall be EUROSPA, HOME OF EUROLIFT MEDICAL Signed: title for any reason, the successful bidder’s sole Registrant commendec to transact busi- rendered, instead the amount of the assessment CENTERS, EUROLIFT MEDICAL CENTERS, RIM MARCINKUS and exclusive remedy shall be the return of mon- ness under the fictitious name listed above in shall be added to the county tax roll and shall be 72-301 Country Club Dr. #106, Rancho Mirage, Statement filed with the County Clerk of ies paid to the Trustee, and the successful bidder Page 24 - Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 Idyllwild Service Directory

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Most Advanced Materials ACKHOE funding that is part of the signatures. 7. Superior Service at Fair Prices measure would be permanent. In order to participate in a Offi ce: (951) 927-6852 (951) 659-5329 This would allow the Legisla- general election using public [email protected] PR5386 I Septic Systems — ture, and in some cases, city, money, a candidate must have LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED Installations & Repairs county and other local elected taken the public route in the Plumbing LiabilityB Insured Backhoe & Dump Truck Services policy makers to create public primary. And if they did use Lic. # B C42-332570 Serving Idyllwild 34 Years fi nancing programs in the fu- public money in the primary, DAVID A. JONES P.O. 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(951) 659-2145 Should participating can- islature votes to extend in a Call (951) 659-2145 for information. didates win in the primary bill signed by the governor. and move on to the general See Prop 15, page 28 Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 - Page 27 Creature corner Past tense By Mimi and Hootch 60 years ago - 1950 Roshi, founder of the Zen The Town Crier, which Mountain Center in 1983, ARF is all about uniting hands with fi rst saw the light of day in died at the age of 64. Roshi paws. Dogs, puppies, cats and kitties the Maxwell’s attic, moved was internationally noted for — hold out your hands and hearts be- into the rock building at Fern his infl uence as a Zen master, cause they are reaching out to you. Some Valley Corners. particularly on the practice are lost, many are abandoned. All have in the United States. a story. All are angels in disguise. Make an ARF animal 55 years ago - 1955 more than just your pet. Come to ARF to feel the love The Idyllwild Library 10 years ago - 2000 and give them hope. moved to new quarters at Idyllwild Garden Club Found in Pine Cove: A very young pit bull that is Fern Valley Corners. members visited Reva Ball- at Mountain High Pet Grooming with Ben until her reich’s lilac garden to view owners come to claim her. Call 659-2158. Also found in 50 years ago - 1960 the new single blue lilac Pine Cove: A black Lab mix that is staying with a foster. Don and June Mulford, she developed and named Found around Pinyon Flats: Small, female beagle/dal- who rode on horseback “Idyllwild.” mation mix. Call ARF at 659-1122 for information on 2,500 miles from Mexico to these dogs. Canada, showed a movie at 5 years ago - 2005 Johnny is an 8-year-old Jack Town Hall of their 5-month The Hill was losing the Russell/Chihuahua-mix. He is an trek as a fund-raiser for the cardboard recycling site at active senior, but would like a quiet Chamber of Commerce. While traveling the country interviewing people for a docudrama Community Lumber be- home. Will he fi nd a best friend in 45 years ago - 1965 about true Americans, MTV came to Idyllwild in 1992. The cause Waste Management you? Johnny’s adoption fee is half- The fi rst comprehensive production crew surrounded California State Park worker Nikki Inc. decided not to supply a price. guide to the San Jacinto- Mason in an attempt to get a glimpse of “a true American.” bin for the site any longer. Curly is a senior Manches- Santa Rosa mountain area, File photo ter terrier that loves nothing “Guidebook to the Sunset 1 year ago - 2009 more than to burrow in his Ranges of Southern Cali- people attended the fourth- 20 years ago - 1990 Out of 2,330 high school covers in his crate. He is a fornia,” by Russ Leadabrand, annual Idyllwild Bluegrass The Rotary Club prepared contestants in the Music great little guy that is good went on sale. Festival. for its annual Memorial Day Center of Los Angeles with other dogs and kids. Apfel Pfann Kuchen pancake County Spotlight Awards, Curly needs a semi-active 40 years ago - 1970 25 years ago - 1985 breakfast. The recipe, kept Idyllwild Arts sophomores home. Pine Cove County Park The Restaurant Gastro- in a safe deposit box at the Tianpeng “Timmy” Yu and Callie, a young tortoiseshell, has was dedicated as a Riverside gnome was selected as an bank, would be hand-carried Samuel Chan won awards. enchanting green eyes with a coat County Park. award-winning restaurant to the event. Yu earned fi rst place in the to match. No charge for the love by the Southern California classical music category and you’ll receive from this beauty. 35 years ago - 1975 Restaurant Writers Associa- 15 years ago - 1995 Chan was runner-up in the Parlor Kitty is looking for his Despite rain, over 2,000 tion. Hakuyu Taizan Maezumi, classical voice category. own parlor! He is good with kit- tens, but prefers to be the only adult. Watching birds and being a neck warmer. We have several cats, kittens and IDYLLWILD dogs that are available for adoption or fostering. Go to www.idyllwildarf. DENTAL BUILDING org and click on Petfi nders. All pets Serving the community’s are current on shots and are spayed or neutered. dental needs with gentle ARF is open weekends from 11 professionalism for over 20 years. a.m. to 4 p.m. and by appointment. Phone is (951) 659-1122. We are located a half block off North Circle 659-5011 Drive at Cedar Street, P.O. Box 719, Idyllwild, CA 92549. E-mail [email protected] or visit our Web site www. After Hours idyllwildarf.org. Call 652-2744 Creature corner is sponsored this week by Breeze. To Bryan L. Dunn, D.D.S. sponsor the column, call Shane Fender at the Town Crier, Heber G. Dunn, D.D.S. 54805 North Circle Dr. 659-2145. FREE CALENDAR FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS Idyllwild 2010 o YES! 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State & Zip ______Or call toll-free 1-888-535-6663 • Local (951) 659-2145 Page 28 - Idyllwild Town Crier, May 20, 2010 and preparation. This will be Meetings the first public appearance Malware attacks Town Crier Web site Continued from page 1 of the new Idyllwild Interim Fire Chief Norm Walker. Also By Jim Crandall http://community.godaddy. efforts to shut it down. Frigola tracked down a In competition will be attending will be County Fire Chief Operations Offi cer com/godaddy/whats-up-with- The Town Crier has been company, Sucuri, that cleans the Mountain Communities Chief John Hawkins; Kevin go-daddy-wordpress-php-ex- working with local computer Web sites of such viruses. Both Fire Safe Council meeting on Turner, of CalFire and Chris The malware attack that ploits-and-malware. wizard Francoise Frigola to Frigola, who maintains mul- “Preparing for the 2010 Fire Fogle, battalion chief, will recently hit the Town Crier’s But while Go Daddy still fi gure out a solution to the tiple Web sites, and Crandall Season.” represent the Forest Service. Web site has hit “tens of thou- maintains that it wasn’t at problem. First, the Town Crier signed up for the service and Fire offi cials from the three Friday, Idyllwild Fire Pro- sands” of Web sites, according fault, and offers suggestions shut down its Web site for the had Sucuri begin cleansing local fi re agencies will attend tection District will have a to Web hosting company, Go as to what to do, the blog fi rst time in at least 10 years. their sites. and discuss fire abatement special meeting at 6:30 p.m. Daddy. postings underneath the denial Then Chief Operations Offi cer All seemed well until Sun- During the attack, which are full of frustrated Go Daddy Jim Crandall downloaded the day night, May 16, when began Saturday, May 8, re- customers who felt they were entire site to his computer and another towncrier.com visitor Prop 15 Commerce; the Los Ange- peated calls to tech support at stonewalled by the company, scanned all the fi les with virus reported the malware appear- les Police Protective League; Go Daddy were answered with which is the largest Web host- detection software to try and ing yet again. Although this Continued from page 26 California Professional Fire- denial of the problem and in- ing company in the world. find the problem. No virus was an isolated incidence, fighters; Deborah Howard, sistence that the problem was What the malware did was detected. Then the fi les Frigola and Crandall took it Supporting Proposition 15 executive director, California the fault of the user, not Go was try and redirect people were uploaded back to the site. very seriously. are: the League of Wom- Senior Advocates League; Jack Daddy. The company said the from the Town Crier’s (and The operation took at least 24 Frigola and Crandall con- en Voters; Common Cause; Stewart, president California problem was due to outdated thousands of other) Web site hours to complete. tacted Sucuri again, and Su- The California Democratic Manufacturers and Technol- software and outdated virus to a page that would down- After scanning the fi les and curi began a more active Party; Southern California ogy Association; and Paul protection on the part of the load a virus onto the user’s performing the original virus cleansing process. Federation of Scientists; the Weber, president Los Angeles users. computer. removal suggestions, the Town Since Monday morning, California Nurses Association; Police Protective League. Go Daddy is now ac- What’s more, when the Crier’s Web site appeared to be no more attacks have been Jeannine English, California Should both Propositions knowledging the attack, and Town Crier fi gured out how to clean. That lasted for about a reported, either on the Town AARP president; Trent Lange, 14 and 15 pass, they would even has a blog set up to try remove the virus, a new virus day. Then the second attack Crier’s Web site or on any of president, California Clean have to be reconciled since and deal with the situation: was launched, confounding was launched. Frigola’s Web sites. Money Campaign; and Kathy they contain some mutually Feng, executive director of exclusive provisions. Common Cause. Opposing Smith can be reached@mar also available on the depart- that adoption of the county and will become part of the are: California Chamber of [email protected]. AVMAC ment site). trail plan would be subject to updated General Plan. “Anza Continued from page 9 In other business, Deputy public comment prior to the is one of the most involved Planning Director Jerry Jolliffe end of the year. communities in the county,” Free health screenings at pharmacy ily disaster plan. Hawkins and Regional Park and Open Jolliffe also complimented he noted, “Helping to solve also noted the importance of Space Planner Mark Brewer the community on work- your problems with hands-on Free screening for osteoporosis and diabetes will maintaining “defensible space” talked about mapping trails ing together to frame the cooperation.” be available at the Idyllwild Pharmacy from 10 a.m. according to recently revised within the county as part Anza Valley Vision and Goals Marshall Smith can be to 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 1. For information, visit or 30- and 100-foot county and of the update on the county statement which the county reached at marshall@towncrier. call the pharmacy at (951) 659-2135. state guidelines (information General Plan. Jolliffe said Board of Supervisors adopted com. Expanded lage Mark Tuesday & Wednesday Meat Dept. 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