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Spring Ahead With a New Best Friend For Free! Pet Ownership Helps Support Our Mental and Emotional Well Being
Spring is officially here. What better time to adopt a new, furry friend to bask with you in the sunshine? Whether its long walks, a jog through the park or a trip to the ocean, a new canine friend might be just the ticket. To help welcome spring, the Northwest SPCA (NWSPCA) is offering FREE senior pet adoptions throughout the month of April. The NWSPCA located in Oroville will provide free adoptions for senior citizens who are looking to adopt a new companion. Adoptions must be approved based on NWSPCA criteria. All adoptions include spay or neuter, first round of vaccinations, a microchip, and more. The Butte Humane Society, located in Chico also offers a free pet adoption program for seniors. It is well-known that pets provide companionship, and ease loneliness, provide entertainment, reduce stress, and encourage exercise and playfulness. Scientific studies exploring the benefits of the human-animal bond have found that pets can help by: Providing companionship. Pets reduce the feeling of isolation and loneliness. They give us a reason to get up and be active, to establish a routine. They encourage and stimulate us to maintain a social network and to interact with others. Encourage petting and cuddling our pets. A basic human need which provides sensory stress release. Pets also encourage communication, especially for persons who are depressed. Improving mood by encouraging laughter and playfulness. Encouraging exercise and other activities to keep our minds active and bodies sound. Getting out and walking your dog or brushing your cat stimulates activity and provides exercise which can boost your immune system. Establish routines that benefit emotional stability. Structure is very important for people. Having an animal that needs to be fed and walked on a regular basis provides a sense of purpose for the owner. All of these types of interactions lead to healthy lifestyle changes which can play important roles in easing symptoms of depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and anxiety. An alternative way for people to have the benefit of pet therapy is by visiting a local shelter. The NWSPCA is open for adoptions Monday through Friday, 10:00am till 4:30pm and Saturday, 11:00am to 3:00pm. The shelter is located at 2787 S. 5th Ave., Oroville 533-7636 or you can visit them on the web at www.nwspca.org. The Butte Humane Society is open to view animals available for adoption Sunday through Friday 2pm to 6pm and Saturday 11am to 6pm. Shelters are located at 2579 Fair St., Chico and 587 Country Drive, Chico 343-7917; or you can visit them on the web at www.buttehumane. org.
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DAVID MILLER, Publisher GREAT AD-VENTURES PUBLISHING 2057 Mitchell Ave. Oroville, CA 95966 530-533-2170 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE In re DAVID MILLER Cause No. 156445 Petitioner NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY ON NAMED DAYS FOR ORDER DECLARING DIGGER SHOPPER & NEWS A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION Hearing date of May 25, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. GOVT CODES Sections 6021 & 6062 NOTICE The DIGGER SHOPPER & NEWS intends on the named dates listed below to apply for an order declaring it to be a newspaper of General Circulation as dened in Section 6008 of the Government Code, ascertained and established, and it appearing proof made to the satisfaction of the Court that the DIGGER SHOPPER & NEWS is a newspaper of general circulation published in the same city as the petitioning paper. The Petition shall be published pursuant to Government Code Section 6021 and in its entirety in the Digger Shopper & News on April 10, 2012 and April 17, 2012. The Petition shall be published pursuant to Government Code Section 6021 and in its entirety in the Gridley Herald on April 11, 2012, April 13, 2012, April 18, 2012 and April 20, 2012. Dated: March 29, 2012 _________________________ David Miller Publisher DAVID MILLER, Publisher GREAT AD-VENTURES PUBLISHING 2057 Mitchell Ave. Oroville, CA 95966 530-533-2170 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE In re DAVID MILLER Cause No. 156445 Petitioner PETITION TO ASCERTAIN AND ESTABLISH STANDING AS NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION GOVT CODES Sections 6008 & 6020 PETITION Petitioner DAVID MILLER alleges: I. Petitioner is Publisher of the newspaper known as the DIGGER SHOPPER & NEWS. II. Said newspaper is a newspaper published for the dissemination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, and has a bona de subscription list of paying subscribers and has been established and published at regular weekly intervals in the city and judicial district for which it is seeking adjudication for three years preceding the date of March 29, 2012 and is therefore in compliance with Government Code Section 6008(a). III. Said newspaper has a substantial distribution to paid subscribers in the city and judicial district in which it is seeking adjudication as mandated by Govt Code Sec. 6008(b). IV. Said newspaper has maintained a minimum coverage of local or telegraphic news and intelligence of general character of not less than 25 percent of its total inches during each of the last three years as mandated by Govt Code Sec. 6000(c). V. Said newspaper has only one principal ofce of publication and that ofce is in the city and judicial district for which it is seeking adjudication as mandated by Govt Code Sec. 6000(d). Said ofce is located at 2057 Mitchell Ave., Oroville, California. VI. Said newspaper having meet the above mandates may by its publisher, as determined by Govt Code Sec. 6008, le this Petition. WHEREFORE, Petitioner prays for judgment ascertaining and establishing said DIGGER SHOPPER & NEWS as a newspaper of general circulation, as dened in Section 6008 of the Government Code for the City of Oroville and for the County of Butte. ___________________________ David Miller Petitioner VERIFICATION STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF BUTTE I, the undersigned, say: I am a party to this action. I have read the documents listed below and know their contents. The matters stated in it(them) are true of my own knowledge except as to these matters that are stated on information and belief, and as to those matters I believe them to be true. PETITION TO ADJUDICATE Executed on March 29, 2012 at Oroville, California. I declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct. __________________________ David Miller
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Jazz X-Press Welcomes Special Guest Chief Steve Williams for April 21st Concert in Harlen Adams Theatre
CSU, Chicos Department of Music presents the annual spring semester jazz concert, Up Jumped Spring (formerly titled Spring is Here), featuring the Jazz X-Press and Quincy High School Jazz Ensemble, Saturday, April 21st at 7:30 p.m. in Harlen Adams Theatre. Works will include big band arrangements, contemporary jazz works, and student compositions. Special guest artist for the concert is Chief Steve Williams, sax player/composer of the U.S. Navy Commodores Jazz Band. It is a great honor to have Chief Williams perform with us, said Rocky Winslow, Department of Music faculty member and conductor/music director/ trumpet player of the Jazz X-Press. Many of us were thrilled to hear Chief Williams playing this past November at the standing room only concert given by the Navy Commodores in Laxon Auditorium. Steve has been the lead alto for the Commodores for 18 years now and his playing will leave you breathless. The Jazz X-Press has been rehearsing several of Chief Williams compositions and are looking forward to performing them at the concert. Soloists for these works will include Chief Williams, Winslow, and members of the Jazz X-Press. The Jazz X-Press is also looking forward to performing for the first time an original composition by its lead trumpet player, Chris Navarette. The Quincy High Jazz Ensemble, under the director of Department of Music alum Tanner Johns, opens the concert. This is guaranteed to be another Jazz X-Press goody, so get those calendars marked and get ready for a fantastic night of entertainment, said Winslow. Advance tickets, at $15 adults, $13 senior citizens, and $6 students and children, are available at the University Box Office, 898-6333; add $2 for tickets purchased at the door. For disability-related seating please call 898-4325. Steve Williams, a native of Pensacola, Fla., joined the Navy Band Commodores in March 1994. He has been the groups lead saxophonist since 1997 and was its music director from 2003 through 2009. He has composed/arranged over 50 compositions for the Commodores including arrangements for guest artists Branford Marsalis, Eddie Daniels, Jerry Bergonzi, Jim Snidero, Ralph Bowen and Antonio Hart. Williams has appeared on six albums with the group and produced its recently released CD, Directions. As a civilian, Williams has appeared on several albums including the Grammy winning Caribbean Jazz Project/ Afro-Bop Alliance Big Band featuring Dave Samuels. He played lead alto sax with The Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, toured with The Glenn Miller Orchestra and was a semi-finalist in the 1988 Hennessey Cognac Jazz Search. During his 35 year career as a free lance musician he has performed with Joe Williams, James Moody, Eddie Daniels, Marvin Stamm, Chris Potter, Bill Watrous, Dick Oatts, Lew Tabackin, Bob Mintzer, Linda Carter, The Temptations, Rita Moreno, Jim Neighbors, Linda Lavin, Hal Linden, The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra, Al Hirt, Boots Randolph, Wayne Newton, Maureen McGovern, The Dallas Jazz Orchestra and many others. He has performed with The Fort Worth, Richmond and Baltimore Symphonies. Prior to joining the Navy Band, Williams was a bandmaster and sideman with Crystal, Princess, Norwegian Caribbean, Premier and American Hawaii Cruise Lines. In early fall 2012 he will release his first big band album entitled Jazz Nation with special guest Eddie Daniels. Williams attended North Texas State University where he played lead alto saxophone in the famed One O Clock Lab Band. While there he studied saxophone with Jim Riggs. He briefly attended Florida State University where he studied saxophone with Patrick Mieghan and improvisation with Bill Kennedy. During these collegiate years Williams led an ensemble that won the 1988 National Collegiate Jazz Competition. While in High school he studied music with his father, Dr. Grier M. Williams and saxophone with Dr. Eugene Gonzales. Williams and his wife Marie reside in Springfield, Virginia; a suburb of Washington, D.C. He has three children and four grandchildren.
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The Digger Shopper does not vouch for the legitimacy of items, jobs or money making opportunities advertised. We suggest you carefully evaluate such offers and not send money to these advertisers unless you know with whom you are dealing and you know all terms and conditions of the offer. Most work-at-home ads do require a fee. WINE TASTING & GOURMET FOOD, Sunday, April 22, from 4-7pm at Chico Manzanita Place (Elks Club), 1705 Manzanita Ave. Also featured are Local Beers and Olive Oils. The only fund raiser for Butte County League of Women Voters, a non-partisan organization that sponsors candidate forums, pro/con sessions on the state/local propositions, & other educational programs throughout the year. Tickets ($35 advance) are available in Oroville at The Digger Shopper & News, and in Chico at Creekside Cellars, Made in Chico, and Sicilian Cafe. Info, 533-2170 or 895-VOTE (8683). GUITAR LESSONS: Get results fast, Oroville/ Paradise, Jazz, Folk, Rock, reserve your spot today, Bryan Connolly, 530-230-7019 $$Cut your STUDENT-LOAN payments in 1/2 or more? If you have Student-loans you can get Relief NOW. Much LOWER payments. Late-in Default NO Problem Just call the Student Hotline 877-898-9024 Check Out Our Private Party Classied Advertising Special. Consecutive Weeks At 1/2 The Original Price. No Copy Changes, No Credits or Refunds. Call The Digger For Details! 530-533-2170. TD9 ANGLE DOZER w/winch, Duetz diesel generator on trailer, car dolly, wire welder, propane tanks 5/gal, army jeep for parts, 530-531-5086
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Opera Workshop Presents Annual Spring Concert, Viva Opera, April 25th and 26th
shop singers perform the world premiere of local virtuosic pianist/ composer Justin McKays oneact opera based on Shakespeares The Tempest. Dido and Aeneas tells the love story of Dido, Queen of Carthage and her lost love, Aeneas, the Trojan warrior. Purcells music reflects tragic elegance, noted Yeh. The Tempest is filled with enchanted yet avant garde melodies that local composer Justin McKay has written especially for CSU, Chicos opera students. Also included on the program will be a short serenade sung by Chico dentist Dr. Alexander Jhang. We are very much looking forward to this performance, said Yeh. I hope people walk away from the concerts with a sense of delight and joy from the two contrasting styles of opera. Advance tickets, at $15 adults, $13 senior citizens, and $6 students and children, are available at the University Box Office, 898-6333 add $2 for tickets purchased at the door. For disability-related seating please call 898-4325.
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CSU, Chicos Opera Workshops spring concert Viva Opera will include two contrasting short operas, one a world premiere. Staged two nights only -- Wednesday, April 25 and Thursday, April 26, at 7:30 p.m. in Rowland-Taylor Recital Hall -Viva Opera should be an interesting juxtaposition of music, according to director Ying Yeh, Department of Music faculty member. The two operas we are performing couldnt be more different, noted Yeh. One is an English Baroque opera, the other is a one-act Contemporary opera. The concert opens with Henry Purcells greatest work, Dido and Aeneas. After the intermission the talented Opera Work-
1975 Jeep CJ-5 Borg-Warner T14 Transmission & Bellhousing. Three-speed transmission, offered in Jeeps up through 1975. Gearing: 3.10, 1.61, 1.0, Rev. 3.10, Length: 9-11/16 ; 1-3/16 x 10 spline output shaft for mounting the transfer case input gear. $125. Call Dave 530-589-4128.
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leaders. The rst Earth Day led to the creation of the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the passage of the Clean Air, Clean Water, and Endangered Species Acts. "It was a gamble," Gaylord recalled, "but it worked." As 1990 approached, a group of environmental leaders asked Denis Hayes to organize another big campaign. This time, Earth Day went global, mobilizing 200 million people in 141 countries and lifting environmental issues onto the world stage. Earth Day 1990 gave a huge boost to recycling efforts worldwide and helped pave the way for the 1992 United Nations Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. It also prompted President Bill Clinton to award Senator Nelson the Presidential Medal of Freedom (1995) -- the highest honor given to civilians in the United States -- for his role as Earth Day founder. As the millennium approached, Hayes agreed to spearhead another campaign, this time focused on global warming and a push for clean energy. With 5,000 environmental groups in a record 184 countries reaching out to hundreds of millions of people, Earth Day 2000 combined the big-picture feistiness of the rst Earth Day with the international grassroots activism of Earth Day 1990. It used the Internet to organize activists, but also featured a talking drum chain that traveled from village to village in Gabon, Africa, and hundreds of thousands of people gathered on the National Mall in Washington, DC. Earth Day 2000 sent world leaders the loud and clear message that citizens around the world wanted quick and decisive action on clean energy. Much like 1970, Earth Day 2010 came at a time of great challenge for the environmental community. Climate change deniers, well-funded oil lobbyists, reticent politicians, a disinterested public, and a divided environmental community all contributed to a strong narrative that overshadowed the cause of progress and change. In spite of the challenge, for its 40th anniversary, Earth Day Network reestablished Earth Day as a powerful focal point around which people could demonstrate their commitment. Earth Day Network brought 225,000 people to the National Mall for a Climate Rally, amassed 40 million environmental service actions toward its 2012 goal of A Billion Acts of Green, launched an international, 1-million tree planting initiative with Avatar director James Cameron and tripled its online base to over 900,000 community members. The ght for a clean environment continues in a climate of increasing urgency, as the ravages of climate change become more manifest every day. We invite you to be a part of Earth Day and help write many more victories and successes into our history. Discover energy you didn't even know you had. Feel it rumble through the grassroots under your feet and the technology at your ngertips. Channel it into building a clean, healthy, diverse world for generations to come. source: earthday.org
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7th grade students left to right front row-Kamren Davis, Austin Bowers, Taylor Hale, Megan Morales. Back Row-Zachariah Hartless, Gabriel Medrano, Christina Gorobets, Cole Smith (not pictured-Courtney Gupton, Nicole Dovenspike, Kelli Xiong, & Chase Tamori-Eakin).
Quick-Result Oral HIV Test Now Available Through Public Health Clinics
On-the-spot testing for HIV has gotten much easier: The Butte County Public Health Department Clinics are now using the oral HIV test that gives results in 20 minutes. Until now, rapid HIV testing through the clinics has required pricking a persons finger to test a spot of blood. Now, the person being tested for HIV places an absorbent pad above the teeth and against the outer gum. The person then gently swabs their outer gums. In as little as 20 minutes, the oral HIV test will indicate if HIV antibodies are present. Why is it so important to know your HIV status? Testing is one of the most important means of stopping the spread of HIV and getting HIV-positive people into early care and treatment, says Butte County Health Officer Dr. Mark Lundberg. It is important that individuals know that a positive test result is no longer a death sentence; however, finding out is critical to living a long and healthy life despite the infection and for preventing the spread of HIV to sexual partners. While survival rates of individuals living with HIV/AIDS have increased over the last 30 years due to improved treatment, little progress has been made in increasing the number of cases diagnosed early. In Butte County, approximately 40 percent of people test very late in their HIV infection and either already have an AIDS diagnosis or progress to AIDS within one year of an HIV diagnosis. Individuals who test early in the course of their disease and are aware of their positive status are more likely to modify their risk behaviors and therefore, less likely to transmit the disease to another. They also have the opportunity to be treated at an earlier stage, which can prevent or delay progression to AIDS and AIDSrelated complications. Effective treatment can also significantly reduce the chance of transmitting the virus to another. About one out of five of the more than one million Americans living with HIV dont know it, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The medical community can help if individuals know their HIV status. For some people, signs and symptoms of HIV can remain hidden from a few months to many years. Even without symptoms, an individual could spread the infection without knowing it. Oral HIV testing is available by same day or next day appointment at our Public Health Clinics in Chico or Oroville, Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. Testing is FREE if you have Medi-Cal/ CMSP or are Family PACT eligible. Private pay testing is also available. For more information or to schedule an appointment in Chico call: 879-3665 and in Oroville call: 538-7341. To learn more about HIV/AIDS testing and/or any questions on how to protect yourself, please visit the Butte County Public Health website at www.buttecounty.net/ public health or call 1-877-STD-INFO.
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CANINE: Rabies $12, DHLPP $12 Bordetalla $18, Lepto $12, Lyme $19, Heartworm $22 FELINE: FVRCP $12, Leukemia $17 DOG SPOT. Quality Grooming and Training in a calm, compassionate, country setting. Open Tues-Sat., 530-589-4366 PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHARD puppies, $300, 1/females, 4/male, 2nd shots and heart wormed, parents on site, 530-589-0268 FREE BASSET HOUNDS, male, 3/mon, 2/yr old female, both purebred, 530-679-0993 QUEENSLAND HEELERS, 8-weeks, cattle dog or whatever, $125 each, 1-male, 1-female, 530-370-3396
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1975 Jeep CJ-5 Borg-Warner T14 Transmission & Bellhousing. Three-speed transmission, offered in Jeeps up through 1975. Gearing: 3.10, 1.61, 1.0, Rev. 3.10, Length: 9-11/16 ; 1-3/16 x 10 spline output shaft for mounting the transfer case input gear. $125. Call Dave 530-589-4128.
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Trailers
Heavy Equipment
6th grade students left to right Maria Hernandez and Payton Gupton.
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Community Events
Additional Oroville Events at www.oroville-city.com/calendar
APRIL FEATURES TAMMY EDWARDS @Artists of River Town Gallery & Gifts, 1435 Myers St. Regular Hrs: 12-4 pm Tues.-Sat. Info, 534-3227 YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP Sign-ups have begun for ages 4-12 (4 different age groupings). Runs from 6:30am6pm, Mon-Fri. Eastside School, 2775 Yard St. Info, 533-9622 orymcasuperiorcal.org FRIDAYS LOW-IMPACT EXERCISE CLASS Begins 1st Fri. in March, 1-2pm @Sr Center, 1335 Myers. 1st class is free; then $3 session or $10/mth. 533-8370, 533-0780 DONATIONS NEEDED @NWSPCA Dry dog & cat food & kitty litter especially appreciated. Drop off donations at 2787 S. 5th Ave. or call 533-7636 SATURDAY TEAS @ EHMANN HOME 1-3pm@ Ehmann Home, 1480 Lincoln. $10. By Reservation only. Info, 877-7436 CRAFTS FOR THE CAUSE Free the 2nd & 4th Mondays, 10-11:30am, @Senior Center, 1335 Myers. Sponsored by Oroville Women Cancer Support. VFW BREAKFAST EACH 1ST. SAT. 7-11am@VFW, 1901 Elgin @Lincoln. Info, 534-9538 FREE LUNCH @Harvest Community Church, 2555 Baldwin. Tues/Wed. 11-1pm @Trinity Church, Myers/Lower Wyandotte HI GUY, HI HON COMMUNITY DANCES 7-10pm 2X mthly@ Southside Community Cntr. $7. Info, 534-0811 SURPLUS COMMODITIES- 538-7158
MEDICARE COUNSELING - Free in Oroville, Paradise, & Gridley, including Medicare Part D, by appt. only, at 1-800-434-0222 or 898-6716 SENIORS: Passages Adult Resource Center can assist you if you need help paying bills or balancing checkbook, etc. Info, 898-6606 8 am-8 pm Parent Talk Line Parenting issues & support 530-343-TALK Alzheimers Caregivers Support Group, 3rd Wed. 2-4pm, Family Resource Center, 2185 Baldwin Ave. Info, 895-9661 Butte County Fire Safe Council offers Free brush chipping service. Info, 877-0984. Diabetes Self-Management Dr. referral required, Covered by Medicare & most insurances. Info, 534-4530 Comp Care. Fibromyalgia Exercise & Resources, call 533-0780 Gamblers Anonymous -No dues, no fees. Oroville(591-5584): Mon/Th,7-8 pm, 45 Acacia @United Methodist Chuch. Chico(566-1596): Wed. 7pm, Congregational Church, 1190 E. 1st Ave. in library. Low Impact Exercise Class, M & W, 1-2:30pm @ 1st Methodist Church, 45 Acacia Ave. Info, 533-0780 F. Senior Center Programs at the Family Resource Center, (1720 Daryl Porter Way) & off site (533-1576). Diabetes Group (533-1576 or 533-8220), Grief Support (589-4108), Hepatitis C Support Group Noon,2nd Tues. Info, 566-7513 Stroke Support (534-5519), Parkinsons Support (534-5519), Creative Writing Class (533-4137), Arthritis Foundation Exercise Class, (533-0780), Art Retreat Class (533-0780), Senior Info (533-0780), TOPS (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly). Info, Helen at 533-6451. Palermo Grange. Info, 5339170, Thermalito Grange, Fridays 10am. Ned @533-1260. S.side Wed. 9am, info, 403-3881
www.buttecounty.net/bclibrary Storytime Ages 3-5, 11am Weds. www.OrovilleHospital.com Babies Love Books 18mths/younger,11am Th. WINTER BLOWOUT SALE @PAWS Crafts 5yrs/Up, 4th Thurs. mth, 3-4pm All winter clothing. Also all orange tags are Teen Volunteer Programages 14-18 half off. PAWS Thrift @3557 Oro Dam. Teen Poetry Reading, last Sat. of mth. 1-4pm APR. 17 YANKEE HILL BUNCO & DINNER Thinking Readers Book Club 4th Wed. 5pm-? @the Grange, 4122 Big Bend Rd. 10:30-11:30am or 7-8pm. Adults $5. Info, 533-7101 or 534-0456 Adult Reading Program: Tutoring in reading, writing, spelling & math. APR. 17 DIOXIN PRESENTATION 11am- @Library. Butte Environmental Coun- Chess with Bill Reid- 3-6pm Wednesdays. Info on all, 538-7641 or 538-7355 cil. Info, 891-6424 APR. 17 ALTERNATIVES TO TOXICS 1:30pm-3:30 @Library. Butte Environmental Wed. Bingo (7pm) & Dinner (5-30-6:30, Only $5) Council. Info, 891-6424 & becprotects.org at The Grange. 4th Wed. is Bunco Night. Citizens Assn, 3rd Sat. 9am. Info, 589-3807 APR. 18 SAFE GRAD & APPLEBEES Fire Safe Council 1st Thurs. mthly, 6-8pm @ 5-9pm 15% of your bill goes to Safe Grad Volunteer Fire Station APR. 19 TABLE MOUNTAIN TALK Community Assoc, 2nd Sat. 9am. @Fire Station by Albin Bills, author of Wildowers of Table 61, Rockefeller Rd. Info, www.berrycreekca.org Mountain. 7pm @Library. APRIL MOVIES AT THE LIBRARY 21st: Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol Apr. 21 Traditional Dance & W. Coast Flyers Band, 8-11pm @Moose Lodge. 533-5052 APR. 21 CIRCUS DAY Square Dancing, each Tues. 6:30pm @Commu11am-2pm @FRRPD Gymnastic Academy nity Bldg, 300 E. Spruce St. Info, 846-3687 Parking lot & bldg. w/Kent Family Circus Bingo, each Thurs. 6:30pm, Veterans Hall, 249 aerial trapeze, tight-wire, juggling, unicySycamore St., Gridley. Info, 370-0251 cling, clowns & more. Info, 533-2011 Grief Support Group Info, 749-3347 Gridley Fellowship Alcoholics Anonymous Info, APR. 21 TEA & TUTUS 2-4pm @the Depot Banquet Rm. In honor of Scott: 868-0723, Steve: 933-4373, Dru: 518-3719 AA Hotline, 228 Spruce. Kyle 846-4664 Natl Dance Week, children encouraged to wear tutus & adults to wear a hat. Tickets, Creative Arts Center, 1462 Myers or Mug Alcoholics Anonymous-Women Only, Mon. 5:30shots, 2040 Montgomery. Info, 532-0346 6:30 @Alano Club, 2471 Bird St. Info, 534-9759 APR. 26-MAY 5 DECODING THE SIGNS Al-Anon, Each Mon. 6:30-7:30pm, Orov Family Cntr, by Joshua Orozco, 7pm @ 7th Day Adventist 1720 Daryl Porter Way (enter front).534-7395 Amateur Radio Society, W6AF 2nd Fri. 7pm at Church, 1180 Robinson. Free event & free Episcopal Church Annex, 1430 Pine St. 533-8303 childcare. Info, 888-816-1515 American Legion Mtgs. 2nd & 4th Thurs. 7pm APR. 27 BUNCOSAFE GRAD FUNDRAISER at Veterans Hall, Montgomery. Doors open 5:30, games 6pm @Oroville Bangor: Womens Improvement 2nd Wed. SeptSports Club. $15. Info, 370-2701 or 591June (679-2409). Community Park Assoc. 7pm. 3765, or 282-6913 3rd Tues. (679-2112) Carving 2nd & 4th Wed. mthly. Info, 533-3579 APR. 27-29 LP HIGH SCHOOLS 50TH Apr. 27: 5pm, Mixer @Depot. Info, 533-1039 Exchange Club, Wed. Noon, @Hof Brau, 109 Apr. 28: 7:30-4pm Day of fun @LP. 533-1039 Table Mtn. Blvd. Info, 534-8393 Apr. 28: 5-10:30pm Dinner/dance at FRSCA Gold Country Dowsers, 534-3516, 589-1479 Horseshoe Pitchers Assoc. N. Calif. Info,877-3680 Apr. 29: 11am Golf Tourney @Table Mtn Christian Motorcyclists, Info, 533-5266 Golf Club. Info, 533-3117 or 589-4005 Lake Oroville Garden Club, 2nd Thurs. mthly, APR. 28 BUNCO FUNDRAISER 9:30-Noon @ Presbyterian Church, 589-0346 Noon @Carriage Manor Clubhouse for Lions Club, 2nd & 4th Thurs. 6pm, W. Pacic Brewing & Dining, 2191 High St. Info, 534-7181 Bidwell Mansion. $20. 533-5319 Monday Club Tea & Lunch 1st Mon. Noon, 2386 APR. 28 PANCAKE BREAKFAST 7-10:30 am @Sside Community Center. Pro- Montgomery St. Speaker each tea. 533-5976 ceeds to purchase basketball hoops for Boys Mounted Assistance Unit, 1st Tues. 6:30pm@State Park Headquarters, 400 Glen Dr. Info, 863-9225 & Girls Club Teen Center. Info, 538-6144 Oddfellow/Rebekah Breakfast, 4th Sun. 8-11am, APR. 28 CREATIVE WRITERS CONFERENCE @1472 Oliver St. Info, 533-9213 Workshops all day @Butte College. Info, Oro Dam Peggers Cribbage Club 589-2192 Oroville Area Democratic Club, 3rd Thurs. 7pm, www.buttewordre.org 3101 Orange Ave. Info, 533-5921 APR. 29 HOME & GARDEN TOUR/TEA 1-5pm, 4 homes & olive tasting at Lodestar. Oroville Foundation of Flight, Info, 533-8303 Oroville Hospital Auxiliary, Info, 589-0812 Tickets $20 from any member of Republican Oroville Pageant Riders Info, 533-3717 Women. Info, 533-5395 Oroville Peace Project 1st & 3rd Thurs. 7pm @ SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES Library. No cost, non-partisan, Info, 533-8941 Bingo: 3 days/wk, Sales begin at Noon; Oroville Piecemakers Quilt Guild 3rd Thurs. 9am, Palermo Grange. Quilting/ber arts. + 3rd Thurs. games @ 1pm (Tues, Thurs, & Sat.) 3 pack 6pm @Trinity Presbyterian Church. 534-8436 $4; 6 pack $8. Hot Ball Tues. is only $.50. Oroville Republican Women Info, 589-4601 Pots up to $250 in some games. Ages 21 & Oroville Rock Club 6:30pm, 1st Tues. @Oroville up are welcome. Soda, water & snacks for Library, 1820 Mitchell. 693-1304 sale & coffee is free. Palermo Grange Swiss Steak Dinner, @5-7pm, Feather River Rec & Park, 533-2011 4th Sat., 7600 Irwin. Bingo games Wed.11-2. Info, Visit our website: www.frrpd.com 533-1276 Retired Teachers. Info, 534-3505 Enjoy: Line Dancing, Cartooning/Art 7 & up, Karate ages 5 & up, Dance ages 2 & up, Toastmasters, Noon-1pm each Weds. @Holiday Inn Express, 550 Oro Dam Blvd. Info, 514-2462 Senior Exercise, & Tai Chi United Bikers of N. Calif. 7pm, Mt. Mikes Pizza, Oroville YMCA Events, 533-9622 1st Mon., mthly. Enjoy: Strut, Tai Chi, Water Fitness, Muscle Wyandotte Grange: Breakfast,7-11am, 1st Sun. Strengthening, Pilates, Hip Hop for Youth, & mthly. Dinner, 5-7pm 3rd Sat. mthly. Bunco, 2nd Wed. mthly. 6-9pm. Scrapbooking each Mon. Latin Hip Hop for Adults 3:30, & Crafts each Tues. 10am, 4900 Foothill *Pool is dome covered, heated, & available Blvd. Info, 589-5932 for rental. Email: orovilleymca.org
6am-3pm @ Paradise Lake. Info, 873-1040 APR. 26-29 GOLD NUGGET DAYS Many events w/Sat. parade & craft fair. 872-8722 APR. 28-29 GOLD NUGGET MELODRAMA 7pm @Performing Arts Center FREE LIBRARY STORYTIMES Thurs. 10am ages 0-3 (songs, story & music) & Fridays 11am ages 3-5 (songs, stories & crafts). Info, 872-6320 REBUILD THE DREAM 1st Sun mthly. 4pm@ Round Table Pizza, Clark Ave. 925-899-1420 PARADISE TOASTMASTERS Meets every Wed. morn, 6:30-7-45 am @Cozy Diner, 6371 Skyway. Info, 873-2533 or 876-0275 MOST SATURDAYS LIBRARY BOOK SALE 10am-3pm @5922 Clark Rd. Info, 872-6320 EACH SAT. SAMARITAN FREE CLINIC Health care provided @Luther Hall, 780 Luther Dr.
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2ND FRI. ARTabout Rotates between 3 neighborhoods. 879-1821 NOW-APR. 17 Beauty & the Beast Chico Theatre Co. Info, 894-3282 APR. 20 Guitar EnsembleTango 7:30pm @ Rowland Taylor Hall. 898-6333 APR. 21 Jazz Concert 7:30pm @Harlen Adams Theatre. 898-6333 NOW-APR. 21 Dance of Spring Sally Dimas Art Gallery. Info, 345-3063 NOW-APR. 21 Creative Fusion 8 Chico Art Center. Info, 895-8726 NOW-APR. 22 Improvisionspaintings, photography & sculptural ceramics @Avenue 9 Gallery,180 East 9th Ave.879-1821 APR. 25-26 Viva Opera 7:30pm @ Rowland Taylor Hall. 898-6333 APR. 27 Yo-Yo Ma & Kathryn Scott w/Assad Brothers 7:30pm @ Laxson. Info, 898-6333 ENTERTAINMENT CHICO on-line events @ entertainmentCHICO.com
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GRIEF & LOSS SUPPORT Thurs,11-Noon DUAL DIAGNOSIS SUPPORT GROUP Every Tues. & Thurs, 3-4:30pm. SUICIDE SURVIVORS SUPPORT GROUP 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:15-6:30pm CONSIDER THE CHILDREN Classes for separated/divorced parents grandparents & step-parents. Info, 893-0391
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FOR RENT TO one senior, small 1/bd furnished efciency apt. in quiet country home, utilities/TV w/Dish Network, furniture, dishes, linens, all included, no pets/smoking/drugs/parties, $475/mo. +/deposit, need credit ref. Available 4/20/12, 530-534-5939
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2Bd/1Ba MH, 1.5 acres.......... $600 Cute & Cozy 1bd/1ba unit in Kelly Ridge. PG&E and water paid ...... $700 Old Fashioned, 2Bd/1Ba, detach. gar., frplc., dining rm. w/buffet .....$850 2Bd/1Ba Extra large great room, garage & carport, Las Plumas area ..............$850 4 Bd/3Ba. Duplex, central H/A tile ooring, Las Plumas ....................$900 3Bd/2Ba MH in Kelly Ridge, 1716 sq. ft., central H/A, indoor laundry ..$1050 Newer 3Bd/2Ba, 2-story, 2-car detach. gar., fenced, frplc., lots of tile ..... $1100 COMMERICAL PROPERTIES 5th Ave. 4000 sq. ft. Restaurant, walk-in refrig. almost fully equipped .........$3950 Large Building 11,648 sq. ft. Retail Store? Professional Ofces? Bank? Downtown Oroville ........................$4500
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LARGE 1/BD, updated, new appliances, quiet building. $500/mo. Oroville, 916-214-7733 ***AFFORDABLE LIVING WITH YOUR RV*** daily, weekly and monthly rates, cable included, onsite laundryroom, large bathrooms, propane, store, dump station, and private river access, call 530-533-8679 for details MONTHLY SPECIALS BUDGET FRIENDLY, 2-3 BEDROOMS available in quiet family friendly park, $575-$750/mo +/dep, spaces starting at $325/mo, 3289 Hwy 70, CALL TODAY!, 530-533-5410
2001 Fleetwood 26 x 45 (approx. 1275 sq.ft.) 2 B/2B, ofce, LR, DR, very nice built in DR Hutch. K & Utility Room. Very spacious & clean. Includes Refer., DW, Stove w/Micro & W/D. Includes wood & tile oors & CH/AC. A MUST SEE!! Asking $59,500 OBO.
KELLY RIDGE, 2/BD-2/BA, $900/mo, $1000/ deposit, large lot, no pets, no smoking, 530-589-1387 ROOMS FOR RENT, utilities included, $350/ $400/mo, plus $150/deposit each. Palermo 530-532-2790, 530-534-9928 6.09 Ac. Some pasture, barn, riparian water rights, 2 springs OWC. Above the lake .................... $85,000 5 Ac. Pasture, 2 springs w/cistern. OWC .. $75,000 6.4 Ac. Lakeview Terrace, w/2 sides BLM $40,000
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HOUSES FOR RENT
237 Grand Oak Dr., 3/2................................. $1300/$1500 2270 Quartz Ave., 2/2 ..................................... $800/$1000 5715 Lower Wyandotte, 3/2 ......................... $1200/$1400 2820 Oro Bangor Hwy., 3/2 ...........................$950/$1150 1207 Grand Ave., 3/2 .................................... $1250/$1450 1458 14th St., 2/1 ........................................... $895/$1095 935 Robinson St., 3/2 ......................................$900/$1100
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1775 Leta Ln., 3/2 ........................................... $800/$1000 884 Bird St., 2/1 ................................................ $700/$900 3820 Myers St., 3/1 ...................................... $1050/$1250
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
102 Mono Ave. #3, 2/1 ................................... $695/$1000 1775 Boynton #B, 1/1 ....................................... $475/$675
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Louis here...
Well, the tennis tournament is upon us! Wow, Mom and Dad are gone many evenings, working I guess. I have a nice quiet evening: no loud TV, Dad doesnt come over and pet me all the time. You know, its hard to snooze when when you are always being bothered! My friend Denise is here from SF, and its good to see her again. Darwin and his family come on Friday, and Pat and Dave came on Wednesday or maybe Tuesday. I get my days mixed up cause its always a revolving door here during the tournament. My buddy Dave arrived late at night, but I was sure glad to see him. I was sorry they couldnt stay with us, cause every morning I would go out and visit with him while Pat was sleeping in. He would read his book in the morning sun, and we would visit. Maybe another time. Tennis time is busy Mom and Dad have many night shifts, so I dont get any scraps off the table. They feed me around mid-afternoon, and I dont get to eat with them. I eat sometime around evening after the sun goes down. By the time they get home, I have eaten, but so have they. No take home, no table scraps! Wow, Its like I am on a diet! And I dont need it! But I do like the quiet time. On Moms days off, she takes me to the dog park. I have met so many nice people. Let me tell you about little Lucy. She is cute as a bug, and plays with me. She was found in a dumpster in a box by a man who was in St. Croix on business. He heard a whine from the dumpster and looked in and saw a box moving. He took the box out and here was a cute little puppy. Can you imagine anyone doing that to a dog? Anyway he took it to the vet, and she was small but healthy. He called his wife to see if it was ok to bring her home. And thats how Lucy got here. She is fun to play with, and I like her. She is only about 5 pounds now, but I am gentle with her. She likes to run round and dig! They dont like diggers at the dog park, so her Dad is forever relling her holes. I guess they dont value the life of dogs there. She is so well behaved, and everyone loves her. I am sure that man has a great dog ahead of him. And then theres Walter. He was a rescue dog from up north. A shar pei. Nicest guy you every want to meet. He just bebops around the park like he knows everyone. We all like him. I have to tell you about my friend Paulette next door. Every time the phone rings in the morning, I think it is her and run and hide under the bed! I am not fond of our walks. Anyway, the other day she came over to play with me in the morning. I was sorta watching her to see if she was going to grab me and take me for a walk. After awhile when I was sure she wasnt, I went over to play with her. Well, big mistake! She grabbed me, and Mom came out with the harness for the walk! Drat, this wont ever happen again, I can tell you right now. Why does this woman think she has to walk me? I run enough back and forth around the yard chasing golf carts, mowers and Dilly! I dont need extra time on the road! Well I digress; I do like her though. Last week we went up north to visit my Moms family. I got to spend two nights at my half-sisters house. Thats what I call her. She calls me her brother! Anyway she lets me sleep on her bed with her. A really nice, soft bed, plus a yard to go out in, and I like this place. Nicer than the hotel, cause I cant go out unless Mom takes me. But, I do like to spend the night with my Mom and Dad. Mom lets me sleep on the bed, but she moves a lot, and so I just go to my bed and sleep there. Anyway, it rained most of the time we were there. Was I ever glad to return home. Warm again, nice lawn to lay on, and all my friends missed me! They came up to say, Where have you been? I am glad the trip wasnt too long, cause I miss my yard and home! Home sweet home!
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