`The Rodeo Is My Passion`

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Volume 26 • Issue 09
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Serving Auburn and Placer County since 1987
‘The Rodeo Is My Passion’
Placer Profiles: Cowboy Chris Whitehead
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - Placer County Water
Agency has appointed Ross Branch as
Public Affairs Manager. In the newly
created position, Branch will serve as an
advocate on legislative and regulatory
issues affecting the agency. He will also
serve as PCWA’s primary media contact
and public outreach representative.
“As we enter our fourth year of
drought, Ross will play a critical role
in preparing our water conservation
communication plan,” PCWA General
Manager Einar Maisch said. “His extensive governmental affairs experience will
help ensure that
PCWA customers continue to
be well-rep resented on
regional and
state-wide
issues.”
Branch
comes to PCWA
after serving as
a public information officer
and policy anaRoss Branch. Photo
courtesy PCWA
lyst for El
Dorado County.
His experience also includes over
four years as a field representative for
Congressman Tom McClintock, where
he served nine California foothill counties on various legislative issues; a stint
with U.S. Department of Justice, serving
as a legal assistant in the Environment
and Natural Resources Division; and
serving as a clerk for the U.S House
of Representatives Subcommittee on
Energy and Mineral Resources.
“PCWA has an incredible reputation
of being a leader in the region,” Branch
said. “I look forward to contributing to
the agency’s leadership role on regulatory and political issues that affect Placer
County’s water resources and its future
economic prosperity.”
Branch is a California native and
has lived in the region since 2008. He
received his Bachelor of Arts degree in
American Studies from the University
of Maryland, College Park, with a focus
in political science and United States
History.
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By Carol Guild
Placer Sentinel Editor
Chris Whitehead has been a
cowboy.
Living the cowboy way started
for Whitehead at the age of five
when his parents surprised him
with a pony. He was eight-yearsold when he entered his first
horse show. “I grew up riding
and showing in a group called
the Auburn Sierra Rangers,” he
said, betting there will be some
people who remember the group.
As we talked at his home in
Auburn, he said, “I used to ride
my horse across this land long
before houses were built here.
There were apple trees, and I’d
ride my horse along and pick
apples.”
Whitehead’s family owned
a little ranch on Dairy Rd. for
about 50 years. His dad, Jack,
was a retired naval chief, and
his mom, Eleanor, was in the
real estate business. “Mom still
lives (at the ranch) in the main
house,” he said. “She’s 91 and
going strong.”
It was in the mid-80s when
Whitehead joined the pro rodeo
circuit as a steer wrestler, or
“bulldogger.” He traveled with
the pro circuit across the United
States doing 50 to 60 rodeos
each year.
“Life on the road was pretty
cool,” he said.
A song was even written about
him called “Off to the Rodeo,”
by the Stardust Cowboys.
(StardustCowboys.com.)
Whitehead left the pro circuit in 2004, but not the cowboy
way. He was a director of the
Auburn Rodeo during his time
with the pro circuit, and since,
and he is still a member of the
Professional Rodeo Cowboys
Association (PRCA).
When Whitehead received
word that the Auburn Rodeo
would be no more, he and some
friends (and new directors and
media company) brought the
May 8, 2015
During this year’s rodeo, Whitehead
received a plaque by the rodeo
board for his many years of
support, hard work and dedication
to the Auburn Rodeo (above). Photo
by Jodi Cotrell. It was in the mid-80s
when Whitehead joined the pro
rodeo circuit as a steer wrestler, or
“bulldogger.” He left the pro circuit
in 2004 (at right). Photo courtesy Chris
Whitehead
rodeo back together. “Cotton
Rosser, owner of the Flying U
Rodeo Company called up and
said ‘we can’t lose this rodeo,
Chris,’” said Whitehead. “We
pulled it together in about 90
days.”
Continued on page 2
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the House of Representatives adopted
an amendment by Congressman Tom
McClintock to forbid federal agencies from buying up scarce water during
California’s catastrophic drought in order
to release it into rivers to meet environmental requirements. The amendment
was subsequently adopted as part of
the Fiscal Year 2016 Energy and Water
Appropriations Act. The amendment was
adopted on a vote of 226-9 and final passage of the Appropriations Act on a vote
of 230-7.
Presenting the amendment to the House
during debate on April 30th, McClintock
noted that despite extreme drought conditions, the Bureau of Reclamation has
continued to release tens of thousands
of acre-feet of water because of environmental mandates. “These purchases have
exacerbated an already perilous scarcity
of water while at the same time forcing
the price of remaining water supplies
These purchases have exacerbated an already peril“ous
scarcity of water while at the same time forcing
”
the price of remaining water supplies even higher.
Congressman Tom McClintock
even higher,” he said.
Pointing to recent releases from the
New Melones Dam, McClintock noted,
“In order to benefit a handful of steelhead
trout, the Bureau sacrificed enough water
to meet the annual needs of a human population of 300,000. At $700 per acre-foot,
the cost of this exercise amounted to $21
million.” McClintock charged, “This
makes a mockery of the sacrifices made
by Californians who are stretching every
drop of water in their homes.”
The Congressman’s House floor
remarks in support of the measure are as
follows:
Mr. Chairman,
Hydrologists tell us California is facing the worst drought in 1,200 years.
With the rain season officially over, our
snow pack is just 3% of normal and many
reservoirs are already drawn down perilously. Californians are now threatened
with draconian fines if they take too long
in the shower.
This amendment forbids the Bureau
of Reclamation from purchasing scarce
water in California in the midst of this
catastrophic drought for the purpose of
dumping it into rivers to adjust water
temperatures to nudge baby fish to swim
to the ocean.
As ridiculous as this sounds, that’s
exactly what the Bureau of Reclamation
has been doing throughout this drought. It
is using money taken from family’s taxes
in order to purchase water that’s desperately needed by these same families and
then literally dumping it down the drain
in front of them. This exacerbates an
already perilous scarcity of water, while
forcing the price of our remaining supplies even higher. It also makes a mockery
of the sacrifices that every Californian is
making to stretch every drop of water in
their homes and it undermines the moral
authority of the government to demand
further conservation from the people
when it is squandering water so outrageously itself.
We don’t know exactly how much the
Bureau is spending for this purpose
because they don’t account for how their
purchased water is used. This measure
Continued on page 5
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‘Star’ Dancers and Survivors Shine
Funds Raised at Stand Up and Dance with the Placer County Stars Event
PLACER COUNTY, CA (MPG) - Local
community leaders took center stage as “Star” dancers on
Saturday, April 11, to perform
dance routines to help raise
funds for Stand Up Placer, the
local agency that provides services to victims of domestic
violence and sexual assault.
“This event exceeded expectations on all levels,” said
Executive Director Michelle D.
Coleman. “Not just in terms of
funds raised, but in the commitment and energy demonstrated
by our ‘Star’ dancers, sponsors,
board members, and volunteers — everyone showed up in
the spirit of the event. It was an
amazing event to witness.”
Placer County Superintendent
of Schools Star dancer Gayle
Garbolino-Mojica, who
took home trophies for Elite
Fundraiser and Crowd Favorite
with a high energy swing/
Charleston routine, said “Stand
Up Placer should have an alumni
category next year. I really want
to come back.”
“Star” dancer Keinya Beasley,
owner of Hair Addictions
Design Studio in Rocklin, won
the Judges Choice trophy with
a sassy salsa routine. All nine
“Star” dancers worked with professional dance instructors over
a 60-day period to develop their
routines, courtesy of Soiree
Studios in Rocklin.
At the heart of the event was a
special guest speaker — a survivor
of domestic violence who shared
her story and captivated over 250
attendees whose rapt silence was
broken only by a standing ovation. Her personal account spoke
to the challenges and courage of a
victim-turn-survivor, and the criticality of services provided by
Stand Up Placer.
Stand Up and Dance with the
Placer County Stars will be back
next year by popular demand.
“We were completely sold out
well in advance and even had
a waiting list,” said Coleman.
“Our only challenge for next
year is figuring out how to let
everyone in — it’s a nice problem to have.”
“Stars” this year were: Jim
Bonnie Gore, Roseville City Council and Kaiser Community Relations,
dances a tango. Photo courtesy Stand Up Placer
Stand Up and Dance participants (from left) Gayle Garbolino-Mojica,
Placer County Superintendent of Schools; Michelle D. Coleman, executive
director of Stand Up Placer; and Keinya Beasley, owner of Hair Addictions
Design Studio. Photo courtesy Stand Up Placer
Holmes, Placer County Board
of Supervisors; Rob Malcolm,
KCRA 3 News anchor; Ty
Chandler, News 10 reporter;
Gayle Garbolino-Mojica, Placer
County Superintendent of
Schools; Anette Smith-Dohring,
workforce development, Sutter
Health; Bonnie Gore, community relations manager, Kaiser
Permanente; Allyson MasonHerr, chief nursing officer,
Kaiser Permanente; Sue Dossa,
community relations, Recology
Auburn Placer; and Keinya
Beasley, owner, Hair Addictions
Design Studio.
Celebrity judges this year
included: Diana Ruslin, Rocklin
City Council member; Tony
Lopez, CBS 13 anchor; Willy
Duncan, president, Sierra
College; Kayte Christensen,
Sacramento Kings; and Lisa
Williams, Soiree Studios.
Stand Up Placer is a local
non-profit that provides comprehensive services to domestic
violence , sexual assault, and
human trafficking survivors
throughout Placer County
including; Roseville, Rocklin,
Granite Bay, Auburn, and as far
northeast as Colfax and Incline
Village.
Ms. Coleman invites the community to join Stand Up Placer
in its efforts to end domestic violence and sexual assaults
in Placer County. For information on how you can become
involved check out the Stand Up
Placer website at StandUpPlacer.
org. Stand Up Placer is also on
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Placer Profiles: Cowboy Chris Whitehead
‘The Rodeo Is My Passion’
Continued from page 1
This year’s rodeo had the
highest ticket sales ever.
At Sunday’s rodeo (April
26), the Rodeo Board presented Whitehead with a plaque,
which reads: “In appreciation
for your many years of support,
hard work and dedication to the
Auburn Rodeo, and your continued effort to promote the sport of
Professional Rodeo.”
“The board wanted to honor
me for PRCA and the rodeo,”
said Whitehead. “It was a total
surprise to me.”
One of the rodeo events
Whitehead is involved in, along
with many other things, is the
Businessmen Steer Tie, where
the guys “try” to tie a ribbon on
a calf’s tail. “It’s wild and western,” he said, with a chuckle.
He also used to go out to
schools to promote the rodeo
with his friend Charlie “Too
Tall” West. He would bring
props, such as rocking horses,
steers, and his “bulldogging”
horse, Chubbs. “Chubbs was
great with the kids,” he said.
A message Whitehead always
shares with the kids is to “enjoy
Enjoy this life.
“Follow
your
dreams. Create
a passion.
”
Chris Whitehead
It was in the mid-80s when Whitehead joined the pro rodeo circuit as a
steer wrestler, or “bulldogger.” He traveled with the pro circuit across the
United States doing 50 to 60 rodeos each year. Photo courtesy Chris Whitehead
this life, follow your dreams, and
create a passion.”
Also, within the PRCA, there
is an Exceptional Kids Rodeo
where a professional rodeo
cowboy is paired with a special-needs child. “Some of
these kids we have to carry,”
said Whitehead. “Some are in
wheelchairs.”
The children get hats and bandanas … There is a simulated
rodeo with an imitation steer and
props.
Whitehead remembers a
child at the Salinas rodeo one
year, “He was 12-years-old
and had never made a sound,”
said Whitehead. “During the
Exceptional Kids Rodeo, he
spoke.”
It was a one-syllable sound
that brought the child’s parents
to tears.
“It made me realize, I just lost
my event, but because of this
child … I never had a bad day
since,” said Whitehead. “This
has been a giving life in so many
ways.”
The animals also “have
so much to give,” he said.
“Especially horses.”
And Whitehead still rides, of
course. “I love to ride. I still do
trail riding,” he said. “And I help
friends work cattle on the ranch
… branding and roping.”
He will also be a director
for next year’s Auburn Rodeo
(GoldCountryProRodeo.com).
“I’ll always be involved in the
rodeo,” he said.
When asked what he wants
people to know about him,
Whitehead paused in his unassuming way and said, “Very
few people have a passion.
Rodeo is my passion. And to
know I allowed myself to follow my dreams, being a rodeo
cowboy …
“It has been a good life.”
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PCWA Set to Launch
Mulch Madness
Free water-conserving
mulch available May 16
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - Free waterconserving mulch will be
available to local residents
during Placer County Water
Agency’s Mulch Madness event
from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday,
May 16, at Sierra College in
Rocklin.
“Mulch might be one of the
most under-appreciated water
conservation tools at our disposal,” said Linda Yager, PCWA
deputy customer services manager. “Mulch is like icing on a
cake, because it keeps the soil
moist the way icing keeps a
cake moist. It slows evaporation, allowing water to sink into
the soil, moderates soil temperature and breaks down into
nutrients for plants. And, as an
added benefit, mulch also suppresses weeds and recycles yard
waste into a valuable landscape
material.”
Water managers estimate that
residents can save 30 gallons
of water for every 1,000 square
feet just by adding two to three
inches of organic mulch (e.g.,
leaves and wood chips) around
trees and plants.
The Mulch Madness event,
sponsored in partnership with
NorCal Wholesale Bark who
donated 100 yards of red shredded cedar mulch, will take place
at the Sierra College overflow
lot at the corner of Rocklin
Road and El Don Drive until
supplies run out.
Once people arrive at the
overflow lot, they will be
directed to a large semi-truck
where their trucks will be
loaded by PCWA staff. Several
smaller mulch piles will be
available for people to shovel
and bag mulch themselves.
People are advised to bring
their own shovels, containers,
tarp to cover and a method to
haul away the mulch.
Placer County Water Agency
staff will be on hand to discuss
free services and rebates available to help customers conserve
water.
Free mulch is limited to one
yard per customer (enough to
fill a pickup truck), must be for
personal use only (not for resale
or commercial use) and will be
offered on a first-come, firstserved basis until supplies are
gone.
For more information about
the event, visit PCWA.net or
call customer services at (530)
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First Municipally Sponsored
Charging Station in Auburn
to Be Unveiled
City of Auburn and ClipperCreek
partner to bring EV Charging to Auburn
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - The City
of Auburn just got a little bit
greener. Continuing its leadership role in sustainability,
Auburn installed a new level 2
charging station to power electric vehicles at the Multi Modal
Station at Blocker and Fulweiler
Avenues. The charging station is
set to be unveiled during a ribbon cutting ceremony at 9 a.m.,
Tuesday, May 12.
The installation is the first
municipally-sponsored electric vehicle charging station
in Auburn and was made possible with a $10,000 clean air
grant and a donation of two
HCS-40 charging stations by
ClipperCreek, an Auburn business and one of the country’s
leading electric vehicle charging manufacturers. Jason France
is president and founder of
ClipperCreek.
City Council Member Bridget
Powers and Bernie Schroeder,
director of Public Works,
worked to secure the funding
and donation.
“Many years ago, Jason said
to me, ‘You know, if you want
to put charging stations in and
if you have built the facilities to
get the power and all that, I can
provide the charging stations,’”
said Powers. “I really appreciate
what ClipperCreek is doing for
us. It’s great that a local business
is doing something to support
Auburn.”
A second station was recently
installed in the City Hall parking
lot. Both stations will be open to
public use and will be offered
free of charge.
France said he felt Auburn
is making the right move by
including more charging stations
within the city. He noted that he
has several of the devices in the
parking lot of his business, at
11850 Kemper Road, which are
used frequently by employees
and visitors. “We get a significant number of people who stop
here on their way to Tahoe,” said
France. “Then, while they are
waiting, they walk across the
street to Chevy’s or one of the
other restaurants.”
The public is invited to join
members of the Auburn City
Council, representatives from
the Public Works Department,
and ClipperCreek employees as
they recognize the efforts of the
partners, all of which played key
roles in making this project a
reality.
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LeAnn Rimes
Performs Live,
One Night Only
Friday, May 22nd at Atlantis Casino in Reno, NV
learned, evolved, and grown into herself.
“My voice is way different now. It’s stronger
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW (MPG) - When asked now, and the stories behind it are stronger,”
what the audience can expect from her live said Rimes. “When you’re young, you’re not
performance, Rimes explained that her comfortable in your skin. Now I’ve come
concerts are like an intimate one-on-one into my own as an artist and as a woman.”
Rimes has been
singing since
she was a litRimes said that the
tle girl, and one of
the most signifisong “Borrowed”
cant and impactful
changed her whole
songs she rememlife. She explained that
bers singing during
is Judy
the whole album seemed childhood
Garland’s rendito write itself with all
tion of “Somewhere
Over the Rainbow.”
the emotions she was
Her love of singexperiencing, which
ing and dedication
helped shape her as
to her art helped
her break into the
a songwriter: “It’s
music industry at a
incredibly honest. …”
very young age. She
said, “It’s incredibly hard, and I think
it’s harder now.”
conversation with her as an artist. She looks Although it is difficult to get a foothold the
at each performance as a way of storytelling: industry, Rimes does have some advice for
“I’m an open book through my music,” she aspiring singers, songwriters, and musicians.
said. Rimes used to follow a set list, but now She explained the importance of getting out
she enjoys playing off the crowd. She con- there in front of people and getting as much
nects with the audience and they get to know exposure as possible. “You have to stand out
her personally through her music. Rimes and be your own person, your own artist.
has a great love of all types of music and And you have to offer something that’s not
admires the work of many artists: “I cover already out there. … You have to hone your
Janis Joplin’s version of Summertime, and craft so when the time comes you’re comthat’s probably one of my favorite songs to pletely ready.”
As a well-known country music star,
perform live.”
Rimes describes her drive as an artist as an Rimes has ample experience with the presintrinsic part of her nature: “It’s like food for sures of celebrity. But she says it is easier
me,” she said, necessary for her existence. now than in the early days of her career. She
Rimes said, “It’s amazing to create some- said the pressure is “not as strong now as an
thing out of nothing, to turn an idea into a adult. It can be hard to tune it out, but I’m
song.” She tries to take any negative expe- more at ease now.” She’s accepted that the
riences from her life and turn them into paparazzi are always there; that is the reality
something positive. “I’m happiest when I’m of living in LA. Of course, she wishes they
wouldn’t photograph her when she’s out in
creating; it’s something I can’t stop doing.”
Although she is internationally known as her sweats, but she’s accepted it and they’ve
a sweetheart of country music, she strives to faded into the background of her life.
When Rimes isn’t touring the globe and
make good music, regardless of the genre.
Rimes explained that a lot has changed since wowing audiences with her powerful vocals,
the early day of her career, both personally she and her family love to take advantage
and in her music. She started performing at of one of the greatest benefits of living in
such a young age and over the years she has California: relaxing at the beach. Rimes also
By Shaunna Boyd
“
”
When asked what the audience can expect from her live performance, Rimes explained that her concerts are like
an intimate one-on-one conversation with her as an artist. She looks at each performance as a way of storytelling:
“I’m an open book through my music,” she said. Photos by Sara Hertel
loves to cook in her spare time. Although she
spends so much of her time on a tour bus,
her husband convinced her that they should
buy an RV and she is thoroughly enjoying
that experience: “It’s different and so fun.
You can go wherever you want, whenever
want,” she said.
Speaking about her most recent album,
Spitfire, Rimes said, “It’s the first project,
musically, that felt like a complete thought.”
The process of creating the album “felt
great; it was really cathartic.” In particular, Rimes said that the song “Borrowed”
changed her whole life. She explained that
the whole album seemed to write itself
with all the emotions she was experiencing,
which helped shape her as a songwriter: “It’s
incredibly honest. … I didn’t know I could
go there, that I would allow myself to go
there.”
The audience at Rimes’ upcoming show
can expect an amazing performance. Don’t
miss your chance to see this vocal powerhouse and hear her stories expressed through
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Shelter From the Storm
Gerry Mifsud
Human Rights Reporter
By mid-May the shelter doors
will open to welcome the Auburn
homeless population. A temporary shelter has the backing of Dr.
Marbut who did the $50,000 study
on our homeless situation here
in Auburn. This is the first step
according to Dr. Marbut but a permanent 24/7 shelter needs to be
put in place in Auburn and also in
Roseville.
Though Dr. Marbut complimented Suzi DeFosset’s Roseville
The Gathering Inn (TGI), along
with many other proud people,
he said, it was not the way to go.
Ms. DeFosset defended herself at
many proceedings stating the hundreds of homeless people TGI has
helped.
The storm that hung over
the S upervis ors w as w it nessed by many. Back and
forth the Supervisors went with
Montgomery and Duran desiring a temporary shelter. Uhler
and Weygandt hung on the fence
and Holmes never considered
approving a shelter in his District
3. Residents and businesses by
the shelter are already feeling
the presence of homeless people. District 3 is no different than
any other neighborhood in Auburn
that said “no not in our neighborhood.” The difference is that
District 3 is the last possibility for
a shelter and needs to make that
sacrifice. Continued disappointment by Supervisor Holmes is not
a welcoming example to his constituent’s for our Homeless folks.
Fr. Mike Carroll of St.Teresa’s
organized Right Hand Inc., a nonprofit entity, to address the needs of
Homeless People here in Auburn.
Along with Pastor Dan of the 7th
Day Adventist’s and Volunteers of
America, Father Mike’s Vision of
a Shelter is about to come to fruition. Attorney Bridgit Barnes and
Jan Haldeman of Right Hand and
Leo McFarland of VOA gave compelling arguments for the Shelter.
AAHF (Auburn Area Homeless
Forum) leader Tori Connolly, a
partner with Right Hand, was
relentless in her appeal for the
Shelter.
Everyone weathered the storm
though we did need the rain. The
City Council kicked the political storm down to the County
Supervisors by doing nothing but
Zone for a Shelter in no man’s
land willing to put up a Shelter. A
flood of questions from Holmes
to Duran and Mr. Marbut didn’t
change the majority feeling to
move forward towards a shelter.
Gone unnoticed are the Homeless
Folks who weathered another winter in the cold. Even Tim Murrin, a
homeless man, appeared to advocate for his homeless friends.
We’ve heard the politicians
speak; the Advocates for a Shelter
speak along with the Clergymen
Fr. Mike and Pastor Dan.
Now it’s the community of
Auburn’s turn to rise from their
homes and places of Worship and
put their Faith to work. Dr. Marbut
said it takes 4 elements for a successful Shelter. City and County
governments, Faith-based and
nonprofit organizations and businesses together is the key. It will
cost $25,000 a month to maintain
the shelter for 50 men and women
and even pets.
A campaign of compassion
needs to come from us, the community, for supplies and donations.
Supplies needed:
• Bath towels
• Sturdy paper plates
• Paper cups
• Paper towels
• Plastic eating utensils
• Women’s Hygiene products
Drop Off (donations are tax
deductible) to:
Valley Oak Senior Apts.
(Rochelle) 600 Auburn Ravine
Rd in Auburn, 9-1 or 2-4,
M-W-F
Auburn Naturopathic
Medicine (Alex) 826 Lincoln
Way, Auburn (530) 885-5908
Needs for pets of homeless at
the shelter:
The County will help Right
Hand Auburn (RHA) to provide
some food, vet care, and vaccines, but there will still be costs
they know. Community members have agreed to help RHA
have a sale later this year for:
Books, dvds, cds, audiobooks
and vhs tapes.
If you have donations tell
them it’s for the pets at the
homeless shelter.
Drop Off (Donations are Tax
Deductible) to:
Stewart Title Company (Jackie)
1900 Grass Valley Hwy., Suite
#50, Auburn
(530)886-1313
Placer Title Company (Curt)
193 Fulweiler Ave, in Auburn
(530) 885-7722
Tax deductible monetary
donations:
Make checks out to: Right Hand
Auburn, Inc.
Drop Off to St. Teresa of Avila
Church, 11610 Atwood Rd. in
Auburn (530) 889-2254
Also Brigit Barnes, Attorney
at Law, 3262 Penryn Rd. #200,
Loomis, Ca 95650, (916)
660-9555.
Auburnite’s Unite in this
effort to help link our homeless
back into society. 55 percent of
the homeless in our community
are from Auburn and 60 percent
are over 50 years of age. Help
out and Never Give Up.
Email comments to nevergiveH
[email protected].
Great Breakfast, Free Seminar
and Fishing Gear Sale
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - The Rooster
Tails Fishing Club breakfast meeting will be held on Friday, May
15 at the Auburn Elks Lodge, 195
Pine St., Auburn. The doors to the
Lodge open at 7 a.m. with a fantastic $13 wide-selection buffet
breakfast served at 8 a.m. The presentation begins at 9 a.m. sharp,
featuring guest speaker Captain
Fishin’ James Netzel, owner of
Tight Lines Guide Service, who
will have a detailed seminar for
pursuing salmon found in many of
our north central California waters.
The meeting is open to the
public.
Capt. Fishin’ James has
been fishing all over northern
California and the Sierra since
he was able to hold a fishing
rod. Captain James specializes
in king salmon, kokanee, landlocked salmon, trout, stripers, and
Mackinaw trout. Home waters
include the Sacramento River,
Folsom Lake, Oroville Lake,
Stampede Reservoir, Donner Lake,
Lake Tahoe, and the Sacramento
Delta. Clients enjoy fishing from
the state-of-the-art 2014 23-foot
Rouge Chinook guide boat with
225hp tiller model sled for rivers
and delta.
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FishTightLines.com.
This month the Club meeting
Capt. Fishin’ James will be the
guest speaker at the Rooster Tails
Fishing Club breakfast meeting on
May 15. Photo courtesy Rooster Tails Fishing
Club
will also include a mini-swap meet
for all attendees to sell and/or
trade fishing related items. Rods,
reels, lures, tackle and other tabletop (only) fishing items will be
allowed for display. The display
fee to members is $5 and $10 for
non-members. Sellers keep all proceeds from the sale of their items
and are responsible for making
change. Display space is limited
and provided on a first come, first
serve basis.
Explore the Night Sky at Placer Nature Center
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - Do you
have an interest in astronomy?
Feed your wonder and have
your questions answered about
the heavens! Colfax astronomer Don Machholz, author and
comet-hunter, will weave tales
of the galaxies and explore the
night sky with his telescopes
from 8 to 10 p.m., Saturday,
May 16 at Placer Nature
Center, 3700 Christian Valley
Road, Auburn.
There will be a special focus
on the moon, Venus, Jupiter
and … stars!
This program is good for
adults, children in elementary
school and older. It is not recommended for preschoolers.
The fee is $7 per person for
non-members, and $5 per person for Placer Nature Center
members with membership
card.
The session will be canceled
if stars are not visible.
To register, call (530) 8786053 or email programs@
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The Rooster Tails Fishing Club’s
goal is to educate, entertain, and
enhance the fishing experience of
men and women interested in fish
related subjects. Unlike other fishing organizations that concentrate
on specific species such as bass or
fly fishing for trout, the Rooster
Tails provide expert advice from
breakfast guest speakers on a variety of fish and fishing techniques.
The Club has found one of the
best resources for expert advice
is from various full-time pro fishing guides that fish for a living.
Unlike the recreational angler,
state licensed pro fishing guides
are independent entrepreneurs that
have invested thousands of dollars
in their guide-boats, fishing electronics, tackle, and have virtually
hundreds of hours perfecting their
fishing expertise.
Members, guests, and the general public that have attended the
popular Rooster Tails Fishing
Club’s monthly third Friday breakfast meetings have benefited
greatly by hearing professional
fishing advice on tackle rigging,
techniques, and strategies for
catching fish.
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information, email [email protected] or contact Jim
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Car Show in Loomis
LOOMIS, CA (MPG) - The Townsmen
Car Club of Sacramento presents the
11th annual car show Saturday May
9, in Loomis
Show check-ins are from 8 to 9:30
am at Taylors, 3636 Taylor Road,
Loomis. Awards will be presented at
2 p.m.
There will be a raffle to help support the National Down Syndrome
Coalition. There will also be a poker
walk along with many vendors to
browse through.
For more information call Jim at
(916) 803-1788 or Jim at (530) 906H
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May 8, 2015
Something Smells Fishy,
and It Ain’t Fish!
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McClintock Amendment Stops Federal Agencies from
Purchasing Scarce California Water for Fish
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would forbid them from wasting any of our water on such
frivolities as adjusting water
temperatures.
Now this sounds harsh for
the fish. Let’s remember that in
a drought like this one, there
would be no water in our rivers, there would be no fish. The
dams make it possible to save
the water from wet years so
that we can get through the dry
years. That doesn’t work if we
open flood gates in an extreme
drought like this to make the fish
happy.
This month, the bureau of
reclamation released nearly
30,000 acre-feet of water from
the New Melones Dam in my
district for that purpose. That’s
enough water to meet the annual
residential needs of a population of nearly 300,000 human
beings—for the express purpose
of encouraging the offspring of
some 29 steelhead trout to swim
toward the ocean, which, by the
way, they tend to do anyway. And
to add insult to injury, almost all
of these smolts will be eaten by
predators before they reach the
ocean.
So let me put this again and
quite bluntly. In order to benefit
a handful of steelhead trout, the
Bureau sacrificed enough water
to meet the annual needs of a
human population of 300,000.
At $700 per acre-foot, the cost
of this exercise amounted to $21
million.
This is the lunacy of the environmental left and the policies
they’ve imposed on our state and
our country. It needs to stop now.
And to the extent we can do so
through the power of the purse,
we must.
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‘Now! On With the Show!’ A Collage of Circus Memories
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - The Auburn
Concert Band will give three
presentations of its final concert of the season, “Now! On
With the Show!” - A Collage of
Circus Memories in Auburn and
Carmichael.
Free, public performances will
be given at 7 p.m., Wednesday,
May 13 at the State Theatre in
Auburn;
6 p.m., Sunday, May 24 in
the Auburn Library Garden
Amphitheater; and at noon,
Saturday, June 6 at the
Carmichael Park Community
Band Festival, Carmichael.
Lively circus tunes of the
past will conjure up visions
of clowns, wild animals, trapeze artists and exotic acts from
around the world.
Featured works will include
the circus favorites “Entry of the
Gladiators,” “Over the Waves,”
Ringling
Bros. Grand Entry,” “Sabre
Dance” and the “Triumphal
March” from Aida. Tuba player,
Walter Webb will show off his
skills in the energetic “Tuba
Galopp” and will join other soloists in lively renditions of
“Tiger Rag” and “El Gato
Montes.” Children will especially enjoy “Clown Act”, a
riotous collection of
m u s i c a l s o u n d e ff e c t s ,
excerpts from “Carnival of the
Animals,” “The Peanut Vendor”
and “Baby Boo”
March, commemorating the
birth of a baby elephant at the
Ringling Brothers Circus camp.
The Auburn Concert Band
will also perform on Friday, May
8 at the Auburn Promenade, 853
Lincoln Way for the opening of
the 2015 Auburn Cruise Nite and
at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 9 at
Eisley Nursery, 380 Nevada St.,
Auburn.
Additional information about
the Auburn Concert Band at
AuburnConcertBand.net.
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Nationally Touring Beatles Biography
Show Comes to Auburn Stage
“Sgt. Pepper.” From left: Nate Bott, Axel Clarke, Chris Paul Overall and Jesse Wilder.
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - In My Life
- A Musical Theatre Tribute
to the Beatles is the nationally
touring musical biography of
the Beatles through the eyes of
manager Brian Epstein, featuring the live music of renowned
tribute band, Abbey Road. The
WHAT: In My Life A Musical Theatre Tribute
to the Beatles
WHEN: 4 p.m., Sunday,
May 17
WHERE:State Theatre,
985 Lincoln Way, Auburn
TICKETS/INFO: $30. Purchase
at LiveFromAuburn.com or
by phone at (530) 885-0156
or at the State Theatre Box
Office.
show is widely considered
by industry insiders to be the
most unique Beatles show in
decades. In My Life comes to
the Auburn Placer Performing
Arts Center at 4 p.m., Sunday,
May 17.
The show is appropriate for
all ages. More than just a Beatles tribute concert, In My Life gives
the audience a chance to “be
there” at pivotal moments in
the extraordinary career of the
Beatles: Liverpool’s legendary
Cavern Club, The Ed Sullivan
Show, Shea Stadium, Abbey
Road Studios and the final live
performance on the rooftop of
their Apple Corp offices.
With manager Brian Epstein
serving as narrator, In My
Life allows the audience to get
a glimpse inside the world of
the Beatles from their point of
view, as well as hear some of
the greatest songs ever written.
Historical settings such as
the Cavern Club are established on stage with videos and
images which play behind the
actors and musicians on a video
screen. Folsom’s Vista del Lago
High School string quartet
comprised of senior Caprina
Pipion, juniors Carlin Choi and
Remington Breeze and sophomore Brandon Kim will join
the band for the songs “Eleanor
Rigby,” “Yesterday,” “A Day
in the Life,” “Hello Goodbye,”
and “Hey Jude.”
In a special touch,
“Yesterday” is played as
a scene in which the Paul
McCartney character plays
the song for the first time
for Beatles producer George
Martin, with the songwriter
explaining that he envisioned a
string-quartet accompaniment.
With their tight harmonies, flawless renditions,
“Beatles Chase.” From left: Overall, Bott, Clarke and Wilder.
custom–tailored costumes, vintage instruments, Liverpudlian
dialect and precise attention to
detail, they recreate the magic
of the Beatles, including the
Fab Four’s cheeky personalities and familiar onstage
banter. In My Life takes the
audience back to February
1964 when America watched
the Beatles for the first time
on The Ed Sullivan Show,
playing “I Want To Hold Your
Hand.” Progressing through
their various musical stages,
the audience re-experiences the
psychedelic era of Sgt. Pepper’s
Lonely Hearts Club Band,
the creation of the haunting
“Blackbird” and the raucous
rock and roll of “Revolution.”
Abbey Road recently concluded a three month residency
at the Harrah’s Reno showroom.
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Folsom’s Vista del Lago High School string quartet will perform with the
band for the songs “Eleanor Rigby,” “Yesterday,” “A Day in the Life,” “Hello
Goodbye,” and “Hey Jude.”
CORE Contemporary Dance to perform ‘Rise’ at the State Theatre
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - Sacramento-based Core
CORE Contemporary Dance will perform ‘RISE’ at the State Theatre. “Rise” is Artistic Director Kelli Leighton’s
newest work inspired by her late grandmother’s amazing life and her triumph over adversity. Photo courtesy CORE
Contemporary Dance
Contemporary Dance will premiere its new work
“RISE” at the Auburn Placer Performing Arts
Center/State Theatre at 7:30 p.m., Friday, May 22
and Saturday, May 23.
“Rise” is Artistic Director Kelli Leighton’s
newest work inspired by her late grandmother’s amazing life and her triumph over adversity.
Leighton believes that often circumstances in our
lives move out of our control, and hardships can
feel insurmountable. “It is our choice to let our
spirit be burdened by these troubles, or to rise
above them – free of bitterness or anger – to live a
hopeful and joyous life,” she said.
Leighton finds inspiration in the human experience, and her unique athletic contemporary
style pushes the limits of the human body. The
second place winner of the 2012 International
Choreographer’s Competition, and the first choreographer to be commissioned by the Crocker Art
Museum, Leighton is deeply committed to advancing the Sacramento artistic community and the art
of contemporary dance.
About CORE Contemporary Dance
CORE Contemporary Dance launched on to the
Sacramento dance scene in 2007 and has become
one of the region’s premiere contemporary dance
companies, selling out each season. CORE’s
dynamic performances use the beauty and power of
dance to convey aspects of our shared human qualities. Through the dancers’ movement, the audience
members identify with the humor, pain, struggle, or
triumph presented on stage.
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Electrical
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For Rent
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4036 Knoll Top Court, Carmichael.
(510) 865-7724.
(MPG 04-30-15)
---------------------------------------------Does your group need a reasonably priced and conveniently
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For Sale
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(916) 560-9742.
(MPG 04-30-15)
Save Big on Kids Stuff
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Snowmobiles & Trailer for Sale
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800 728 miles like new condition.
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with rock guard and lift strut. Many
extras. Stored inside since new.
$5300. 916-502-4403. (MPG 02-28-15)
---------------------------------------------1977 GMC 1500 Custom Cab.
99,000 miles - Beautiful condition.
$5,500. 916 335-9998. (MPG 5-29-15)
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garden. 3 yrds $60 delivered
(916) 397-2854. (MPG 5-29-15)
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own bandmill- Cut lumber any dimension. In stock ready to ship.
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Small Hair Salon w/antiques for
sale. 35 years in business. Please
call for information. Excellent location. 530-346-6341. (MPG 04-30-15)
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Houses
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Castle City MHP Newcastle CA.
For more info email cbwoodsy72@
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Help Wanted
Customer Service Rep Needed
Farmers Insurance is recruiting for
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must be able to answer telephone
calls and making the appropriate
transfers, interested candidate
should send resume to [email protected] (MPG 04-30-15)
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03/30/2015 through 11/20/2015
Montana Trees, Inc., located in
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Creek, is seeking five (5) seasonal
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ball, hand stack, harvest plants;
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upon completion of 50% of work
contract; tools & supplies. Employer
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Contact your local State Workforce
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at: jobs.mt.gov type in Nursery
Worker or Job Order No. 10104421
and click on Montana Trees, Inc.; or
contact employer directly Zachary
P. Hannum @ Montana Trees
Inc., (406) 827-3984. (MPG 04-24-15)
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Phone Calls! No Selling,
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Call 1-800-689-0931 (NANI)
---------------------------------------------Service Plumber Needed
in the Auburn/Grass Valley area.
We supply truck and tool. Phone
530-414-3071.
(MPG 03-31-15)
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MAINTENANCE
Heavy Equipment Fuel/Lube
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3171 Rippey Road, Loomis, CA
95650 (CL No.440681) (MPG 03-31-15)
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Auburn, California. Apply at: www.
apply2jobs.com/tng (MPG 12-31-14)
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Vacation
Help Wanted
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Home Maintenance
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Moving Services
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Advanced. $10/half hour. $15/hour.
[email protected].
530-263-6926
(MPG 12-31-15)
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Email [email protected]
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National Outside Sales Broker
CNPA Advertising Services is seeking a self-motivated & resourceful individual to join our team as an Independent Sales Broker
for a National Preprint Advertising Program. Our company is
in Sacramento, CA but prospective candidates can live in other
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“The customer is our first concern.”
Del & Joe’s also warranties repairs
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Placer Sentinel • 11
May 8, 2015
Welcome to
DOWNTOWN AUBURN
F or Va lue a n d P r i c e
The Only Place to Shop is the
Golden Swann Jewelers
Custom Designed Jewelry & Art Gallery
Gifts and Fine Art • Extensive Bridal Selection
[email protected]
881 Lincoln Way
Auburn, CA 95603
May is Mothers Day
Month at
Free Scarf with Purchase
(530) 823-2468
fax: (530) 878-7581
866 Lincoln Way
Auburn, CA 95603
E-mail: [email protected]
WORKWEAR • JEANS
SHIRTS • AND MORE!
MICKEY’S
Mother’s Day
Sale Special
Hurry! Four Days Only.
Ends on May 10, 2015.
30
% OFF
ALL
875 Lincoln Way
Downtown Auburn
(530) 885-3710
www.mickeysboots.com
Open 7 Days a Week
Mon - Fri 10:00a.m. - 6:00p.m.
Saturday 10:00a.m. - 5:00p.m.
Sunday 10:00a.m. - 4:00p.m.
800-272-7926
530-823-7926
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May 8, 2015
Shop & Explore
Est. 1848
Historic Old Town Auburn
Paths Paved with Treasures at
Old Town’s Antiques & Collectibles Street Fair
It is all about the “thrill of
the hunt!”
Street parking areas will
be designated with signage
directing visitors to those
areas close to Old Town and
well placed throughout town.
There is no shuttle service.
The Street Fair is from 8
a.m., to 4 p.m. in Old Town
Auburn at I-80 and Maple
Street.
Admission to the event
is free and is an all-weather
event. There is no rain date.
For information call Linda
Robinson at (530) 888-1585,
email [email protected]
or go to OldTownAuburnCa.
com for a vendor application
and general information. 
Aloha, Old Town Auburn
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - Get ready
Although, for only $10 per
ticket, you can enter the raffle for a trip to Hawaii for two,
which includes hotel accommodations for seven days
and six nights, airfare, and
car rental. Tickets are available at Pineapple Pier at 157
Sacramento St. in Old Town
Auburn, and other participating Old Town businesses. You
need not be present to win.
For more information, call
Ralph at (530) 889-2545 or go
to OldTownAuburnLuau.com.
Open Mon. - Fri., 7am - 3pm | Sat., 6am - 3pm | Sun., 6am - 3pm
111 Sacramento St.
Auburn, CA 95603
530-889-8123
[email protected]
OPEN
EASTER SUNDAY
-This Location Only-
Monday - Friday
BUY ONE LUNCH
GET YOUR
SECOND LUNCH
1/2 OFF
COUPON
for the first annual Luau happening in Old Town Auburn
from 4 to 9 p.m., Saturday,
June 27.
The festivities include hula
performances with Hawaiian
musicians, hula lessons, and
lei-making lessons for adults
and children. Eleven restaurants will serve Hawaiian
dishes from street booths. And
there will be mai tais, special
brews, and much more.
Admission is free.
With approximately 150
vendors, shoppers will find
treasures from many decades
of collecting and trading at
the Antiques & Collectibles
Street Fair. Photos courtesy Old Town
Business Association
COUPON
AUBURN, CA (MPG) - With
mild spring weather planned
for Sunday, May 17, the Old
Town Business Association
expects about 4,000 visitors
to its 48th annual Antiques &
Collectibles Street Fair.
With approximately 150
vendors, shoppers will find
treasures from many decades
of collecting and trading.
Some shoppers arrive as early
as 3 a.m. rummaging through
vendor spaces with a flashlight, hoping to find that
special something or unusual
antiquity before things are
picked over. Others wait until
the end of the day before the
vendors pack up with hopes of
being able to bargain a price.
OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE. NOT TO BE INCLUDED WITH OTHER SPECIALS.
EXPIRES MAY 30, 2015
House o
f the Super Omelettes
In the Gold Rush Plaza
Historic Old Town Auburn
Check out our Delicious Breakfast & Lunch Wraps
Old Town Auburn
ANTIQUES
Antiques, Vintage & Collectibles
Gloria Padilla
1586 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA 95603
530-820-3511
Open 7 Days a Week
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

The Silver Store
Give the Gift of Silver
Specializing in sterling silver jewelry
and other unique accessories.
530-823-0573
Where You’re Treated Like Family
Cafe Delicias
Authentic Mexican Food
Not Fancy- Just Great Food, Great Service, Great Atmosphere
And Mom will love it!
Try Our Lunch Specials M-F, 11-3
Don’t Forget Our Senior Discount
111 Sacramento St. Ste.B
Old Town Auburn
La Familia Ramirez proudly serving authentic
quality Mexican food to Auburn families for 50 years.
916-782-4004
211 Harding Blvd.
Roseville
916-624-5469
530-885-2050
Rocklin
Auburn
5190 Pacific Street
1591 Lincoln Way
530-887-0732
3031 Grass Valley Hwy.
Auburn
Open 7 days a week • 10am to 9pm
Call for Takeout • See Our Menu at www.cafe-delicias.com
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