Backpack giveaway a great success!

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From Big Ideas to littleBits: littleBits technology
democratizes hardware development and invention
On the third floor of the
On-Site building (formerly
known as Watertower II) in
Downtown Campbell, two
boys, ages seven and eight,
play a toy fishing game
against each other. At first
glance, the game resembles
a toy from decades past in
which fish are pulled out of a
wind-up rotating pond with a
magnetic fishing pole. While
the objective is the same,
this updated version replaces
magnets with motors and
pits two players against each
other. One player controls
the rotation of the motorized
pond, protecting the fish. The
opposing player controls
the motorized up and down
motion of the fishing pole,
catching the fish.
It’s
a
surprisingly
sophisticated
piece
of
machinery
with
wires
snaking about and electronic
motors buzzing. What’s more
surprising is the boys made
it themselves in a matter of
minutes.
On the first Thursday
night of every month,
students ranging in age from
eight to seventeen meet at
On-Site for littleBits. OnSite, a tech company that
makes cloud-based software
for apartment owners and
property managers sponsors
the monthly event.
At the center of each
class are the eponymous
Bits. Looking something
like high tech Legos, each
Bit comprises a small circuit
board with aspecific function
built to snap together with
other Bits using magnets—
no soldering, wiring or
programming required. Using
the power supply, dimmer
switch and LED Bits, for
example, students can make
a primitive flashlight. But
that’s just thebeginning.
littleBits students from
across the world have used
the 50 plus types of Bits
to make devices ranging
from practical to Rube
Goldbergian,
including
analog music synthesizers,
mini boom boxes, voice
controlled remote control
cars and automated cat food
dispensers.
For now the students in Joe
Dean’s littleBits class focus
on building the fishing game.
The littleBits instructor, Dean
gives students a demo of
the device they’re going to
build and gives them the Bits
they’ll need. From there, it’s
up to the students to figure out
how the device is put together
and make something that
replicates Dean’s archetype
or betters it.
One student earns praise
for figuring out how to power
the motorized pond and the
fishing pole using one ninevolt battery instead of two.
“Seeing this type of creativity
and innovation from the kids
is whatinspires me to provide
these monthly classes for the
community.” says Dean, a
software engineer at On-Site,
who volunteers as the class
instructor.
“I started teaching my
own kids about computer
programming because they
were not getting this level
of technical education at
school,” Dean says. “As I was
doing this I realized that this
is important knowledge for
all kids to have and I wanted
to provide other kids with
the same opportunity that
I’m providing for my own
k i d s .”
After years of teaching
computer programming to
kids Dean heard a story about
littleBits on the This Week in
Tech podcast.
“I decided to check it out
and within one week I was the
founder of the Silicon Valley
littleBits chapter, the first
and only chapter in Silicon
Valley,” Dean says.
With dozens of littleBits
chapters around the world,
Continued on page 2...
by Philip Christian
A mentor assists with the construction of the fishing game.
Kids at littleBits playing the fishing game.
Backpack giveaway
a great success!
Fire Captain Brent Rapport recognized as the
Campbell Optimist Firefighter of the Year
Colorful backpacks await eager students at Sacred Heart's annual backpack giveaway on August 7.
The Miracle Mile Campbell
Optimist Club recognized Santa
Clara County Fire Department’s
Fire Captain Brent Rapport
for outstanding dedication and
service to the community by
awarding him with the Campbell
Optimist Firefighter of the Year
2015.
Captain Rapport has worked
at the Campbell Station located
on Union Ave for almost 10 years.
“Brent brings his very best
to every situation, every day,”
said Santa Clara County Fire
Chief Ken Kehmna during this
morning’s award ceremony.
Captain Rapport noted two
reasons for his dedication to
Campbell. “ I enjoy working
in Campbell because of the
incredible community and the
outstanding working relationship
between County Fire and
Campbell Police Department. We
share a common goal of care and
service to our citizens.”
Campbell
Police
Department’s Officer Louie Lau
was also recognized as Campbell
Optimist Police Officer of the
Year 2015.
For more information about
the Optimist Club visit www.
campbelloptimist.org.
For more information about Santa
Clara County Fire Department
visit www.sccfd.org.
Bellarmine football team volunteers Alec and Jack enjoy assisting in Sacred Heart's Pack-a-Back event.
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Campbell Express, August 12, 2015 - page 2
Comments on police activity
Fire Calls
Kenneth/Budd Ave: Suspect pulled up to victim in his vehicle
while she was walking and asked for directions. Victim realized that
suspect was masturbating and called PD.
1100 Block Smith Ave: An unknown suspect punched the door
lock to the victim’s work van and tampered with the steering column
and ignition.
600 block E. Hamilton Ave: A male was caught shoplifting items
and then lied about his name.
White Oaks Rd/CA-17 ramp: A man was stopped for a CVC
violation while riding a bicycle and determined to be under the
influence of a controlled substance.
2100 Block S Bascom Ave: Victim wired an unknown suspect
$700 after he was promised he would receive more money.
500 Block Salmar: Suspect kicked victim after a dispute.
800 block San Tomas Aquino Road: During an argument suspect
punched the victim several times all over her body causing bruising.
Suspect was taken into custody.
South Winchester Blvd/Campbell Ave: Suspect and two other
subjects were seen by officer in a stolen vehicle. Suspect was found
to be in possession of ammunition and happened to be a convicted
felon. Suspect was also determined to be on probation for drug-related
charges.
700 Block East McGlincy Lane: An unknown suspect used an
unknown pry tool to force open the front door to the business. It is not
known if anything was taken at this time.
600 Block Creekside Way: Suspect punched victim in the face
twice and put his hands around her neck. After the incident suspect
took victim’s keys and car without her permission. Suspect also
flooded the room. Suspect fled prior to PD arrival.
Santa Clara County Fire
Department
07/31/15:
Stevens
Creek,
Cupertino. Firefighters responded
to the report of a vegetation fire.
Three small spot fires were found.
Two power lines were down in the
area of the fires. Cause: Failure
of equipment or heat source.
Property / Content Loss: $100.
08/4/15:
Hamilton
Ave,
Campbell. Firefighters responded
to the report of a fire on top of
a building. Firefighters found
a three-story town home under
construction with a small fire on
the upper open loft area. Property
/ Content Loss: $100.
08/5/15: Reynolds Rd and Hicks
Rd, Los Gatos. Firefighters found
a passenger vehicle near Shannon
and Hicks Rd with two small spot
fires into the roadside vegetation.
The vegetation fire was quickly
contained and extinguished.
Property / Contents Loss: $16000.
08/9/15: Stokes Ave, Cupertino.
Firefighters found a 3’ circle
of bark smoldering next to the
parking area of a park. The
crew extinguished the fire and
investigated, finding several
cigarette butts in the bark. Heat
source: Cigarette. Property /
Contents Loss: $50.
Peninsula
Banjo
Band plays every
Wed. eve. 7-8:30pm
at Harry’s Hofbrau
on Saratoga Ave.
littleBits technology...
...continued from page 1
Dean considers it ironic
for an area that hosts some
of the world’s biggest tech
companies to only now get
involved with littleBits.
“I think the focus today in
Silicon Valley is on software
development as opposed to
sitting down with a soldering
iron and making something
tangible,” Dean says. “In a
way, littleBits is a throwback
to Silicon Valley’s analog
roots and companies like
Hewlett Packard and Fairchild
Semiconductor.”
Eventually, Dean hopes
to bridge the gap between
analog
and
software
engineering by teaching
students how to program their
littleBits devices to perform
more complex functions.
“It’s a way of bringing
engineering to life that analog
or software technology alone
can’t match,” Dean says. “It’s
a holistic approach to teaching
kids about engineering.”
Founded in 2011 by Ayah
Bdeir, littleBits’ mission is
to democratize hardware
by empowering everyone to
create inventions, large and
small, with their platform
of easy-to-use electronic
building blocks.
Silicon Valley littleBits
meets the first Thursday night
of every month at the OnSite building located at 307
Orchard City Drive, Suite 110
in Campbell, California. The
free classes, sponsored by
On-Site, are open to students
ages 8 to 17.
Parents interested
in
signing up their children
should contact Joe Dean at
joe.dean@gmail.com.
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Cathy's Birthday Fundraiser
Hard to believe, but Cathy is turning 65 on August 13. Join us at Theatre on San
Pedro Square on Saturday, August 15, as we celebrate this milestone birthday of
Tabard's founder and Artistic Director.
This will be a rollicking night of great food, fine wine, music, dance, a fabulous
live and silent auction, and - of course - birthday cake, as we throw Cathy a
whale of a party, with proceeds benefiting Tabard.
The festivities start at 5 PM
Dancing to the tunes of
NINETEEN Jazz Orchestra
Local
Campbell girl wins
California pageant
Local History
-by Cindy Atmore
Campbell and the 1893 World’s Fair Columbia Exposition
Most of us have heard
about the 1915 Panama Pacific
International Exposition that took
place in San Francisco because
of its 100th anniversary being
celebrated this year. Yet many of
us have probably never heard of
the 1893 World’s Fair Columbia
Exposition that took place in
Chicago, which celebrated the
400th anniversary of Columbus’
1492 discovery of America, even
though the Exposition was a major
shining moment for California,
Santa Clara County, and even
some well known citizens right
here in Campbell.
The official State report on
California’s participation reveals
just how involved Campbell was
in the amazing event in which
every state built magnificent
exhibit halls filled with the
products of each of their counties
and state in general, decorated
their halls splendidly, and did
their utmost to impress fairgoers
and advertise the great things
about their home state in hopes of
thrilling visitors and drumming
up future trade.
There in the list of exhibitors
for Santa Clara County in the
California building, mentioned
for providing “Table Fruits,” is
one very familiar name: “Mrs.
Ben Campbell.” She was none
other than the wife of Campbell’s
founder and would have been
about 58 when she took part in
helping fill Santa Clara County’s
bountiful fruit display in the
California State exhibit..
California set out to steal the
show at the Columbia Exposition.
Not only were we the first state
to appropriate funds for our
entry to get an early start on
producing an amazing showing,
to the tune of $300,000, which
was greatly added to by public
donations, but we also built the
largest exhibit building, giving
it a Mission style adobe-like
finished exterior. Inside, soaring
halls were decorated so lavishly
with vast amounts of fruits,
flowers, statuary, and palms
that visitors said the air inside
was heavy with the fragrance
of oranges and flowers, and it
was like being in a lush, tropical
paradise. A 123 year old 50 foot
tall, 45,000 pound palm tree that
grew from a seed planted in San
Diego by Junipero Serra in 1770,
transported successfully across
the country, stood at the center
under the dome.
Just as planned, almost
immediately California became
the star attraction, “always doing
something to keep up the interest,”
as the Chicago Herald put it and
having “an air of prosperity and
abundance about it all that is
seen in no other State building.”
We gave out real California
peaches, grapes, plums, pears,
and oranges to 300,000 visitors,
had a “Poppy room” decked out
with California poppies, a tower
of oranges, and one wonderfully
silly touch was a gigantic beetroot wearing a label: “I am a
beet.” Some 40,000 visitors a
day came through, leaving raving
comments. “Surpasses anything
the world has ever seen,” a farmer
from Missouri wrote, while a
teacher from New York City
wrote, “After seeing California’s
exhibit I feel still prouder of my
country.” The exhibit won 376
awards.
Santa Clara County’s exhibit,
costing $28,000, was the third
most expensive County one in
the State, behind only Alameda
and Los Angeles. Our displays of
perishable fruits and vegetables
had to travel almost 2,000 miles
by train and still look as fresh as if
they had just been picked, so jars
and cans were used. Some display
jars were up to two feet in length
to hold entire branches of fruits
suspended in solution, while dried
fruits were arranged decoratively.
The star attraction of the building
was another surprisingly wacky
one: the “Prune Horse,” a horse
and armored-knight rider statue
on a pedestal, completely covered
in dark and light French and
Silver prunes, which was the
show stopper everyone talked
about during the exhibition.
Other familiar Campbell
names show up in the exhibitors
list for Santa Clara County.
“Campbell F.G. Union” – the
Fruit-Growers Union—displayed
“Dried Fruits in Variety.” A Mrs.
H.A. Foote also provided “Table
Fruits,” as did Mrs. Hill. R.D.
Shaw of Campbell sent “Dried
Prunes.” Mrs. Campbell’s brother
and nephew, J.E. Rucker & Son,
provided the insurance on the
building for $125.
Two other exhibit donors
mentioned in the list elicit a
double take. “A.M. McGlincy”
of Campbell provided “Cherries
and Peaches,” along with “Table
Fruits and fruits in solution,” and
“R.P. McGlincy” of Campbell
provided “Peaches in Solution.”
Just three years before the
infamous McGlincy Murders in
which they and four others were
killed by their son-in-law, we find
that Col. Richard Parram “R.P.”
McGlincy and his wife Ada were
safely enjoying a sweet moment
of success.
Their moment of success
wasn’t just in having their fruits
included in the exhibit. R.P.
McGlincy was the Manager
of Santa Clara County’s entire
exhibit for the 1893 Columbia
Exposition.
Miss Jordyn Starr Curet, daughter of Pennie & Luis Curet of
Campbell, has earned the prestigious title of the 2015 National
American Miss California Princess at the state pageant held July 1719th. In addition to the Title, she also won 1st place in Casual Wear
Modeling, Most Promising Model and 3rd place in the Most Photogenic
competition.
She will be attending the National Pageant to be held in Anaheim,
California‚ during Thanksgiving week, representing the great state of
California. She will be competing against other State winners from
across our country.
The National American Miss Pageants are dedicated to celebrating
America’s greatness and encouraging its future leaders. Each year,
the National American Miss Pageants awards 1.5 Million dollars in
cash, scholarships, and, prizes to recognize and assist the development
of young women nationwide. National American Miss is dedicated
to developing the success of young women across our nation with a
program that is designed to be age-appropriate and family-oriented.
Pageants are held in each state for girls ages four to eighteen in five
different age divisions.
The National American Miss Pageants are for “Today’s Girl” and
“Tomorrow’s Leaders.” The pageant program is based on inner beauty,
as well as poise, presentation, and offers an “All American Spirit” of
fun for family and friends. Emphasis is placed on the importance of
gaining self-confidence, learning new skills, learning good attitudes
about competition, and setting and achieving personal goals. The
pageant seeks to recognize the accomplishments of each girl while
encouraging her to set goals for the future!
Beyond her Pageant win, Jordyn’s activities include acting,
dancing and modeling. She recently completed her first commercial,
appearing in a sustainability PSA for California State University, San
Francisco, She has participated in multiple fundraisers for the Ronald
McDonald House (Stanford & Baltimore) and for the Challenged
Athletes Foundation (CAF). She has also appeared in ads for Gap,
Skechers and JCPenney.
Jordyn will be entering the first grade at Valley Christian Schools
in San Jose this fall.
Hello all, my name is Frodo and
I’m an approximately eight year
old Maltese man. I’m a very special dog who is hearing impaired
but that doesn’t stop me from enjoying life. I like to go for walks
and adventures. After some play
and exploring I love to just relax
next to a special someone. If
you’re looking for a happy, faithful companion I’m the one for
you. Come by and say ‘Hi’ and
maybe we can become lifelong
buddies!
Hello, Fudgie here, an approximately three month old black and
white kitty. I’m a sweet yet active
girl early seeking to find my forever family. My siblings and I
love to play and bounce around
with all kinds of toys. I sure am
curious and love to sneak around
and explore everything. Hey, I
am a kitten after all. If you are
looking for a furry companion or
two then you should definitely
come and meet me.
The Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority’s (SVACA) Animal
Care Center
is located at 3370 Thomas Road in Santa Clara
just off of Highway 101 and Montague Expressway.
Adoption Hours
Tuesday, Thursday – Sunday 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday from 11:00 am – 6:30 pm
Closed Mondays
Rupert Schmid’s “Statue of California” at
the 1893 Fair.
The “Prune Horse” at the 1893
Columbia Exposition.
For more information call 408-764-0344
or visit www.svaca.com.
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Better Business
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Steve McFarland
Diabetes Scams Fool with Quack Cures
Watch out for an email scam
promoting medicine for diabetes
or other common medical
conditions. These messages claim
that the products are endorsed by
official organizations and offer
amazing results, but it’s all a con.
How the Scam Works:
You get an email alerting you
to an amazing new medicine that
will “reverse” your diabetes. To
establish credibility, the message
drops the names of a variety of
established organizations. In
one recent email, the study was
allegedly released by NASA
and endorsed by both Harvard
and Johns Hopkins University.
Impressive!
At the end of the email, a link
leads you to a website to learn
more about the “cure.” It leads
to a website touting the product’s
amazing affects and detailing the
conspiracy theory that has kept
this “cure” a secret. Of course,
you can also buy the “blood sugar
stabilizer” on the site, and it just
happens to be on sale.
Don’t buy it! The product
wasn’t endorsed by Harvard
or NASA, and it can’t make
diabetes symptoms disappear.
If you purchase this “miracle
cure,” you will likely end up with
expensive vitamin supplements.
However, you are also sharing
your credit card and personal
information with scammers,
which opens you up to a risk
of unauthorized charges and
identity theft.
How to Spot a Quack Cure: Spot a fraudulent “cure” by
watching out for these red flags:
The product is a “miracle
cure.” If a real cure for a serious
disease were discovered, it would
be widely reported through the
news media and prescribed by
health professionals – not buried
in print ads, TV infomercials or
on websites.
Conspiracy theories. These
statements are used to distract
consumers from the obvious,
common-sense questions about
the so-called miracle cure.
One product does it
all… instantly. Be suspicious
of products that claim to
immediately cure a wide range of
diseases. No one product could
be effective against a long, varied
list of conditions or diseases.
Personal
testimonials
instead
of
scientific
evidence. Success stories are
easy to make up and are not a
substitute for scientific evidence.
It’s “all natural.” Just
because it’s natural does not mean
it’s good for you. All natural does
not mean the same thing as safe.
Check with your doctor: If
you’re tempted to buy an
unproven product or one with
questionable claims, check with
your doctor or other health care
professional first.
For More Information
To find out more about other
scams, check out BBB Scam
Stopper (bbb.org/scam).
Aug. 6, 2015 Contact: Domingo Candelas or Rodney
Foo, (408) 558-1295
Join Sen. Jim Beall’s Los Gatos Creek Clean-Up
on Saturday, Aug. 15
SAN JOSE -- A creek runs through Campbell. Let’s keep it clean!
Join me for my annual Los Gatos Creek Clean-up. Do something
good for our environment and our neighborhoods while enjoying
the outdoors.
Los Gatos Creek Clean-Up
Saturday, Aug. 15, 9 am - 11 am
Registration: 8:45 am
Campbell Park
Campbell and Gilman avenues
For more information or to RSVP, call (408) 558-1295
Weather permitting
Trash bags and gloves will be provided. Dress appropriately for
the weather and wear sturdy shoes.
Letters to the Editor
Why is there a marked uptick
in tenants being asked to leave by
Kirkwood Plaza Apts??? This is
NOT a coincidence. 4 properties
in 2 weeks? And that’s only the
people I know about....what is
going on? Silicon Valley Greed?
I’ve called John Kirkorian
to talk to him about it, but he
referred me to his property
manager, Louie. My family has
been long-term tenants for 12
years and has been asked to leave
for no apparent reason. I wonder
if Mr. Kirkorian is even aware of
what is going on....
Then I get an email from
“Louie” indicating that he
has been hired to manage the
apartments... except I’m not
convinced [that] he’s not got his
own agenda. Anyway, I have to move out
of state because I can’t afford to
live in Campbell.
It might be too late for me,
but my neighbors are all in a
tizzy since they now know that
they could be next. It’s legal
to ask people to leave, but it is
tremendously cold-hearted. I am
61 years old...is it realistic to pay
$2,500-$2,800 [per month] for a
one-bedroom-apt at my age?? It’s
sad really. Laura Stuart, Campbell
Go see a show in August
Lots of theater activity left
in this month. Last weekend
for “Mary Poppins” in Aptos by
the Cabrillo Stage Company. Featured are Mindy Pedlar and
Geoff Ward, veterans of local
theater here in the Silicon Valley.
Great show for summer fun and
good for the kids. Call 831-4796154 for tickets.
The new musical theater
company in San Jose will debut
with “Just One of Those Things,
the music of Cole Porter” at
the San Jose Women’s Club on
Sunday, August 23, in downtown
San Jose on 11th Street. Featured
guests include Kathryn Crosby,
Campbell’s Tammy Nelson, and
special guest Marge Hand, veteran
of many West Valley Light Opera
shows. It is one night only and the
festivities begin at 6:00 p.m. with
parking available on 10th Street.
Call 800-838-3006 for tickets.
City Lights’ “West Side Story”
continues to sell out for most
shows and has extended its run
through Sunday, August 30. Best
you call now for the remaining
tickets. Magic number is 408296-4200. Lot of good buzz about
the show and what the director
and choreographer have done in
such a small space.
September is just around the
corner and South Bay Musical
Theatre will be presenting the
Award winning “Fiorello,” at the
Mission Valley Chorus is
inviting women of all ages to
attend their Tuesday evening
open rehearsals at Nordahl
Hall, 580 W. Parr Avenue, Los
Gatos from 7:30 to 10 p.m.
Information 510/653-7664.
by C. Michael Traw
Saratoga Civic Theater opening
on September 19 with a special
preview on September 18. The
“Best Show you have never
seen” is the motto from Producer
Jay Steele. The same team that
wrote “Fiddler on the Roof” and
“She Loves Me” did the lyrics
and the music so you can expect
a real treat. Tim Reynolds plays
the title role with support from
Jeffrey Henson, Glenna Murrilo,
Beth McClelland, and Kayvon
Kordestani and many others.
Visit their website at www.
SouthBayMT.com and select
your own ticket.
“Dreamsgirls”
is
the
next offering from Stage One
in Newark. It is also rarely
performed although Broadway
by the Bay recently did it. The
Michael Bennett musical will
open on September 26 and play
three weekends in the East Bay.
Call
510-791-0287 for
tickets.
West Valley Light Opera just
announced its cast for their next
show, “Nice Work if You Can Get
It”. Looks exciting.
Sunnyvale
Community
Players opens its September show
on the 19th with “Sweet Charity” featuring Katie O”Bryon in
the title role. The show plays
weekends through October 11. Call 800-838-3006 for tickets.
See you at the theater.
West San Jose-Campbell
Lion's Club Meets Every
Tuesday 12:15-1:30 PM @
Denny's 2060 S. Bascom Ave.
Call 408-315-1200 for more
information
RECYCLING!
YES, we are still taking bottles and cans to support the Carol of
Lights! You may drop these off at the Campbell Express anytime
during normal business hours. We have been informed that BROWN
GLASS is no longer accepted for cash recycling.
Plastic bottles, clear or green glass and aluminum cans are all still
valuable!
Attention Business Owners
Is it time to refile your fictitious business name? Time passes
quickly and maybe your five years are up. Or maybe you’ve moved
or changed the name of your business? It’s only a matter of time
until your bank will call and ask you to update your information.
We also print probates and name changes.
Campbell Express files FBNs for our customers twice each
week. No, you don’t have to go down to the Clerk Recorder’s
office and fight for a parking spot. We have forms here and we
can take care of it all for you. Call or come in (374-9700).
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Local
Church
Services
Bethel Church
1201 S. Winchester Blvd.
San Jose 408 246 6790
Sunday Service: 9:15 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 6:00 p.m.
St. Thomas of Canterbury
1522 McCoy Ave
San Jose 408-378-1595
Saturday Services: 5:15 p.m.
Sunday Services: 9 & 11 a.m.
Calvary Temple
Pentecostal
Church of God
202 Railway Ave.
Campbell 408-379-3700
Sunday School for all ages
9:30 a.m.
Sunday Service 10:30 a.m.
- 6 p.m.
Bible Study Wednesday
7:30 p.m.
Young adult Tues 7 p.m.
Prayer Meeting Thurs 10 a.m.
Holy Spirit Episcopal
Church
65 W. Rincon Ave.
Campbell
Sunday Service: 10:00 a.m.
Campbell Baptist Church
151 Sunnyside Ave.
Campbell 408 378 2658
Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Service: 11:00
a.m., 6:00 p.m.
Bible Study Wed 7 p.m.
International Christian
Center
3275 Williams Rd.
San Jose 408 243 0256
English Sunday Service: 10:30
a.m.
Spanish Sunday Service: 1:00
p.m.
Hindi Sunday 5 p.m.
Church of Christ of
Campbell
1075 W. Campbell Ave.
Campbell 408 378 4900
11:15 a.m.
Bible Study: 10:00 a.m.
Congregation Beth David
Conservative
19700 Prospect Rd.
Saratoga 408 257 3333
Friday Service: 6:30 p.m.
Saturday Service: 9:30 a.m.
Minyan M-Th 7 p.m.
First Baptist Church of
Campbell
400 Llewellyn Ave.
Campbell 408 378 4960
Sunday School Bible Study
9:30 a.m.
Campbell United
Methodist Church
Campbell 408 378 3472
United Church of Christ
Campbell 408 378 4418
Legacy Community
Church
16735 Lark Avenue
Los Gatos
408-356-1191
Sunday Services 10am-7pm
Wednesday Services 7pm
Orchard Community
Church
157 E. Rincon Ave. Campbell 408 379 1682
San Jose Korean Central
Church
Campbell 408 866 1313
Sunday Service: 11:00 a.m
Santa Clara Valley Japanese
Christian Church
40 Union Ave.
Campbell 408 377 0190
10:00 a.m., 11:15 a.m.
Seventh Day Adventist
Church
Campbell 408 866 4625
Saturday Service: 10:45 a.m.
St. Mary's Assyrian Chaldean Catholic Church 121 N. 1st St.
Campbell 408 378 6212
Sunday Service: 11 a.m.
St. Lucy’s
Campbell 408 378 2464
9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 6:00
p.m.
Spanish Sunday: 1:00 p.m.
The Home Church
Campbell 408 378 1500
Unity Community Church
2682 Union Avenue
San Jose, 408 377-7555
Sunday Service: 10 a.m.
Heart Space Teachings
1000 S. Bascom Avenue,
Multi-Purpose Room
San Jose, 95128
Sunday Services: 6 PM
the first and third Sunday
evenings of the month.
HeartSpaceTeachings.com
Camden Assembly of God
2275 Camden Ave.
Campbell 408 371-3770
Sunday School 9:30 am
Sunday 10:45 am and 6:00 pm
Wednesday 7:00 pm
True Hope Community
Church
400 Llewellyn Ave.
Campbell (408) 680-6599
Sunday 10:45 a.m.
truehopecc.org
Kathryn Grant Crosby and Local Entertainers to
Perform for New San Jose Musical Theater
Nineteen local musical
theater performers and special
guest star Kathryn Grant Crosby
— the Hollywood starlet who
married crooner Bing Crosby —
will headline a gala and concert
for a new performing arts group
called the San Jose Musical
Theater (SJMT).
The group’s program, “Just
One of Those Things”: An
Evening with Cole Porter, will
be held Sunday, August 23, at the
San Jose Woman’s Club, 75 S.
11th St., San Jose.
The fundraiser begins at 6
p.m. and includes silent and live
auctions, wine and appetizers,
and raffles.
In addition, the musical
program will feature selections
from composer Porter’s vast
repertoire, including “Anything
Goes,” “Night and Day,” You’re
the Top,” “I Get a Kick Out
of You” and “Too Darn Hot,”
according to Lucy Haab, the
group’s Executive Manager and
Producer of the program. Haab
has worked on- and off-stage with
several Bay Area community
theater groups for more than 35
years.
Haab says the new SJMT
hopes to add significantly to local
musical theater for the San Jose
community-at-large, performed
by local residents of all ages at
“family friendly” prices. She also said the new
group hopes to make the San
Jose cultural landscape a more
vibrant one by offering more
opportunities to participants
both as production and audience
members.
Tickets are $35 per person or
two for $60. They are available at
www.sjmt.org or by calling 800838-3006.
Crosby, who appeared in
several films before marrying
Bing in 1957, later went on
to appear with the American
Conservatory Theatre (ACT) of
San Francisco and starred in TV
specials with her husband. In
1996, she was featured in the
Broadway production of “State
Fair.” Three years after her
Broadway debut, the mom of
three attended a South Bay
Musical Theatre production of
“State Fair” at the invitation of
director C. Michael Traw, who is
also directing the Porter show. According to Traw, who also
serves as the SJMT’s Artistic
Manager, Crosby, who is 81, still
sings and “has a lovely voice.”
For the Porter show, she will
sing “Love for Sale” and “It’s All
Right with Me.” In addition to Crosby, the
program will feature several
local popular musical theater
performers, including James
Creer, Karen DeHart, Barry
Lloyd and Tammy Nelson, who
is also a featured performer in
San Francisco’s popular review
“Beach Blanket Babylon.”
Music director for the Porter
show is Bob Sunshine, who has
worked with several Bay Area
theater groups. K. Michael Riley,
local stand-up comedian, will
be the master of ceremonies and
auctioneer for the evening.
Auction items and raffle
prizes at the gala include
Disneyland passes, a piano
donated by San Jose Piano, a
plane ride over Golden Gate
Bridge with a stop for lunch
in Half Moon Bay, a sailboat
ride for four, cruises, restaurant
gift cards, jewelry, tickets to a
Broadway show and backstage
tour, signed Broadway posters
and memorabilia.
The new group, which
formed last year, is composed
of about 60 local residents who
are passionate about musical
theater, according to Haab. The
10-member Board of Directors
has a great deal of experience in
musical theater.
SJMT is currently forming
a Founders’ Circle and seeking
donations from private business,
community
groups
and
individuals. It hopes to produce
several shows a year that feature
local musical theater talent.
CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE
August 2015
CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE
August 2015
ACTIVE/FOR SALE
ADDRESS
SALES PRICE
B/B
AGE
LOT SIZE SQ. FEET
SOLD/CLOSED ESCROW, SINGLE FAMILY HOMES
E. Campbell Avenue
Valerie Drive
Salerno Drive
California Street
El Solyo Avenue
Audrey Avenue
John Kirk Court
E. Rincon Avenue
S. San Tomas Aquino
Inwood Drive
$1,400,000
$1,400,000
$1,300,000
$1,280,000
$1,275,000
$985,000
$960,000
$839,000
$1,318,000
$1,280,000
4/2.5
4/2.5
4/3
4/1
3/2.5
3/2
3/2.5
2/2.5
4/2.5
4/2
53
44
68
66
66
79
37
93
30
54
8,804
5,995
9,218
16,275
11,376
7,897
3,605
6,982
7,673
6,001
2434
2036
2203
1841
1965
1668
1555
1092
2175
1322
1080
940
1360
450
840
1995
908
1727
895
1242
903
1346
1759
1727
SOLD/CLOSED ESCROW, CONDO/TOWNHOMES
Duncanville Court
Apricot Avenue
Merrimac Drive
N. 3rd Street
Union Avenue
W. Sunnyoaks Avenue
Duncanville Court
$775,000
$425,000
$660,000
$480,000
$670,000
$915,000
$753,000
3/2.5
1/1
2/2.5
2/1.5
2/2
3/2.5
2/2.5
37
35
40
44
32
25
37
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Australia Is Regaining
Its Mojo By David White
Australian wine has fallen
out of fashion.
In the late 1990s, Americans
became obsessed with wines from
the Land Down Under. For most
of this millennium’s first decade,
fruit bombs with quirky names
and eye-catching labels flew off
the shelves of U.S. retailers. But
sales soon began free-falling.
Between 2008 and 2013, the
U.S. market for Australian wine
declined by more than 20 percent.
Finally, though, Australian
vintners are beginning to
recognize what went wrong -- and
working to show America that
they make plenty of fine wine.
Their efforts could soon pay off.
The collapse is easily
explained.
Thanks largely to Yellow Tail,
Australia became synonymous
with the bargain bin. That became
a liability as consumers grew
interested in more serious wine.
Aspirational drinkers eschewed
Australia’s
cheerful,
sweet
offerings and instead looked to
California and Europe.
Plus, competition at the
bottom end of the market is fierce.
Conditions there are impacted
by currency fluctuations, trade
politics, and agricultural policies.
So it’s impossible to dominate
the bargain bin indefinitely.
Indeed, as the Australian dollar
strengthened, it became harder
for Yellow Tail’s many imitators
to compete. Consumers spending
less than $7 per bottle were easily
satisfied with alternatives from
Chile and Argentina.
Consumers also soured on
Australia’s expensive wines.
Consider the wines of Amon-Ra,
which retail for $95 per bottle.
Robert Parker, Jr., the world’s
leading wine critic, awarded the
producer’s 2012 bottling 97+
points, describing it as “a beast
. . . that is densely packed with
black fruit.” There’s an audience
for high-octane wines, to be
sure. But that market has shrunk
dramatically in recent years as
consumers have embraced more
elegant, food-friendly wines.
Chester
Osborn,
chief
winemaker at d’Arenberg, an
iconic Australian winery founded
in 1912, has felt Australia’s
crash. And he agrees with this
assessment.
“There are a few wines
that have been pointed out as
representative of Australia, but
they’re exactly the opposite of
what we should be known for,”
he said last week. “There are
thousands of wineries here.”
When we chatted about
Yellow Tail and its imitators,
Osborn pointed to America’s
cheapest offerings. “It’s like
saying that the jug wines from
California’s
Central
Valley
represent the whole of California
-- or the whole [of] the United
States.” A salient observation,
considering Australia is about
the same size as the continental
United States.
At the top end, according to
Osborn, “the wines that got lots of
reviews were often just the really
ripe ones, which is unfortunate
because there are so many great
wines here that aren’t fat and
overripe.”
Osborn has no reason to be
bitter. His wines, which range
in price from $11 to $99, have
always been praised by Parker
and other critics. And unlike
Australia’s
most
bombastic
offerings, Osborn’s wines age
gracefully.
Fortunately,
Osborn
is
beginning to see renewed
interest in his wines -- and brand
Australia -- from sommeliers
and retailers across the United
Affordable Health Screenings Coming to Campbell, California
Campbell, California – Residents living in and around the
Campbell, California can learn about their risk for cardiovascular
disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious
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American Legion will host this community event on 8/18/2015.
The site is located at 1344 Dell Ave. in Campbell.
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Packages start at $149, but consultants will work with you to
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States. He believes that American
consumers will soon take another
look.
“[Over the past few years],
buyers were telling me, ‘no,
Australia is not that interesting.’
But now, it’s completely
different,” Osborn continued.
“The gatekeepers are once again
saying, ‘yes, I’m really interested
in Australia. There are some great
wines there that we’ve really
forgotten about.’”
One of those gatekeepers
is Andrew Limberg, the general
manager of Rose’s Luxury in
Washington, D.C., one of the
nation’s
hottest
restaurants.
When adventurous drinkers
visit, Limberg loves pouring
wines from Anton Van Klopper,
a winemaker in Australia’s
Adelaide Hills who is praised
by natural wine enthusiasts for
rejecting irrigation, harvesting by
hand, and relying on native yeasts
for fermentation.
Limberg typically presents
one of two wines from Van
Klopper: A Sauvignon Blanc
that’s 50-percent skin fermented
or a Pinot Noir that’s somewhere
between red and rosé. Both
wines are cloudy, crunchy, and
absolutely captivating -- unlike
anything one would expect from
Australia.
Take note. From classic
wineries like d’Arenberg to
upstart operations like Anton Van
Klopper’s, Australia offers plenty
of wines worth drinking.
David White is the founder and
editor of Terroirist.com, which
was named “Best Overall Wine
Blog” at the 2013 Wine Blog
Awards. His columns are housed
at GrapeCollective.com.
Elaine's Real Estate Corner
by Elaine Motekaitis
Every now & then we all need a refresher course. What about Props
13, 60 & 90?? Remember them?? Not sure? What are the differences?
How do these Props apply to homeowners?
Okay, Let’s start with Proposition #13. Thanks to Howard Jarvis &
Paul Gann, Prop 13 was voted in 1978 to limit property tax assessment
rate to only one percent for all California property and annual
tax increases cannot exceed more than two percent annually, thus
protecting a new owner by a forever 2 percent cap on annual property
tax increases. This is especially valuable as one reaches retirement age
and has the comfort of knowing tax increases are limited to a 2 percent
cap. All purchased homes fall under Proposition 13.
Propositions 60 & 90 relate to moving from your primary
residence to another home and transferring your present tax base to the
new property. These Props were initiated to protect older homeowners
wanting to downsize from their larger home and to avoid paying huge
tax increases. Remember every time a home is sold, the new tax is
based on the present purchase price.
There are a few rules and conditions : Proposition 60 & 90
1. It is necessary for one of the homeowners to be at least 55 yrs. of
age
2. The purchase of the new home must be equal or less of the value of
their present home – the home they are selling. (For example – you
sell your home for one million dollars; you can now home for one
million or less and transfer your old home tax base to the newer
home. You will resume your old tax base on your new home)
3. This transaction must be completed in two years or less. (There
are exceptions if one is building a new home – you could possibly
have a 5 to 10% overage from the sale of the original home.
4. The property tax can only be transferred from reciprocating
counties. Presently there are limited number of counties in the
state that are participating in the county exchange.
5. This is a onetime transfer for either spouse
Here is the difference between Proposition 60 & 90
Proposition 60 allows transfers of base year values within the
same county (intracounty). Proposition 90 allows transfers
from one county to As of November 20, 2014, only ten counties
have passed an ordinance authorizing intercounty transfers;
however, it is recommended that you call your assessor for
verification as it could change anytime.another county in
California (intercounty) and it is the discretion of each county
to authorize such transfers.
The above is a general outline. Of course, for individual
circumstances, it always wise to consult a tax preparer to answer your
special questions.
For real estate questions, please feel free to contact me. I will be
happy to address your inquiries.
Elaine Motekaitis
408-930-3288
emotekaitis@cbnorcal.com
www.ElaineM.com
Local
Success Boosters
Play the Oops Card Game with a regular deck of playing cards.
by Brent Evans
A Success Booster is any powerful Idea,
Action, Strategy, Habit, or Tool That
Increases Your Power to Achieve What You
Want.
Play Oops for Life and Math Success.
One of the most important words in our language is oops. If you
havenÕt said oops in the last few weeks, you are probably not
trying hard enough to succeed. Life certainly has opportunities for
oops! We all have times when we suddenly realize we have made
a mistake and our goals are in trouble. That realization is actually
a good thing if it is followed by corrective action. If you find
yourself going over your desired weight, say oops and then take
corrective action. If you go over your budget or fail to reach any
other desired situation, the very first thing to do is say oops.
You can get more practice with oops by playing the Oops Card
Game. It has the added value of increasing your ability to be a
math success. Just think how proud you will feel when other
people refer to you as a math success. If you are a student, the
teacher might even put it on your report card.
All face cards are worth 10. A Ten card counts as a minus 10. A
Four card counts as a zero. A Three card has no number value, but
it makes the next card played a minus. For example if a Five card
follows a Three card, it would be a minus 5. All other cards retain
their usual number value.
The object of the game is to avoid being the player who goes over
99. Shuffle a regular deck of playing cards and deal five to each
player. Dealer sets unused deck face down in center of table, and
takes the top card and places it face up next to the unused deck.
Each player in turn draws a card from the unused deck, and then
places one card from his hand on the face up card pile, adding the
value of his card to the total already there. For example, if the
starting card is a King, then the starting number would be ten. The
first player might put a 6 on it, and announces that the total was
now16. If the next player played a Jack, the total would be 26.
Players should save any Tens, Fours, Threes, or Aces for later,
when the total becomes dangerously close to 99. When it does,
players use those cards to avoid going over 99. Any player unable
to play a card without going over 99 is out of the game and must
say oops. The game continues with the total remaining the same,
and the next player tries to avoid going over 99. Last player
remaining in the game wins.
Make the game more meaningful by connecting it to one of your
important goals and corrective actions you will take when your
goal is in trouble.
Go to http://www.learningsuccess.com for FREE games & activities to
develop personal and family success. For previous Learning Success articles go
to http://www.campbellexpress.com and view online editions.
Copyright 2015 Brent Evans Ð Learning Success
Public Notice
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153004
Fictitious Business Name Statement
The
following
person(s)
are
doing business as: THE EDGE
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 42 Race
Street San Jose Ca 95126 Santa Clara
County
This business is owned by: an individual
The name and residence address of the
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Teresa
Baylon Khuong 2335 Wildrose Court
Gilroy CA 95020
Registrant/Owner began transacting
business under the fictitious business
name(s) listed above on: n/a
This filing is a first filing.
I declare that all information in this statement is
true and correct. (A registrant who declares as
true information which he or she knows to
be false is guilty of a crime).
Signed: Teresa Baylon Khuong
This statement was filed with the County
Clerk of Santa Clara County on: 07/08/2015
Regina Alcomendras, County Clerk-Recorder
File No: 606781
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153005
The following person(s) are doing
business as: SIERRA RADIO SYSTEMS
7160 Stoesser Court San Jose CA 95120
Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): George
Zadiropoulos 7160 Stoesser Court San
Jose CA 95120
name(s) listed above on: July 1, 2015
Signed: George Zafiropoulos
File No: 606910
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153006
business as: DCT AMUSEMENTS 363
Henderson Drive San Jose CA 95123
Santa Clara County
This business is owned by: married
couple
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Michael
Milligan 363 Henderson Dr San Jose CA
95123; Lisa Milligan 363 Henderson Dr
San Jose CA 95123
name(s) listed above on: Jan 1998
This filing is a refile of file #: 419124
Signed: Michael Milligan
File No: 606860
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153007
business as: EXPRESS SPORTS WEAR
467 Saratoga Ave #4 San Jose CA 95129
Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Demetrich
Brown 467 Saratoga Ave #4 San Jose
CA 95129
name(s) listed above on: 07/20/15
Signed: Demetrich Brown
File No: 607106
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153008
business as: LITTLE OWL ACADEMY
12360 Redmond Avenue San Jose CA
94087 Santa Clara County
This business is owned by: a limited
liability company
The name and residence address of
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): R&J
International LLC 817 Duncardine Way
Sunnyvale CA 94087
Signed: Xu Huang
Entity: R&J International LLC
Title: Manager
Article #: 200412510065
Formed in the state of California
File No: 606903
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153009
business as: LAVENDER DAY SPA 1408
Camden Ave Campbell Ca 95008 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Huong
Xuan Nguyen 1722 Magnolia Tree Ct San
Jose CA 95122
Signed: Huong Xuan D Nguyen
File No: 607146
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153201
business as: (1) A-1-POOL (2) A-1HAULING 9690 Montray Rd Morgan Hill
CA 95037 Santa Clara County
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Terry
Arrighi 9690 Montray Rd Morgan Hill CA
95037
name(s) listed above on: 1/1980
Signed: Terry Arreghi
File No: 607511
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153202
business
as:
COYOTE
VALLEY
SPORTING CLAYS 1000 San Bruno
Ave Morgan Hill CA 95037 Santa Clara
County
This business is owned by: a corporation
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Coyote
Springs, Inc. 1000 San Bruno Ave.
Morgan Hill CA 95037
name(s) listed above on: 2-18-1992
Signed: Thomas F Ebert
Entity: Coyote Springs, Inc.
Title: President
Article #: C1693295
File No: 607596
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153203
The
following
person(s)
are
doing
business
as:
ELEGANCE
TRANSPORTATION 2048 Cunningham
Ave. San Jose CA 95122 Santa Clara
County
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Saeid
Hosseini 2048 Cunningham Ave. San
Jose CA 95122
Signed: Saeid Hosseini
File No: 607672
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153204
business as: FRONTLINE FRIENDS OF
THE COMMUNITY 129 Adler Ave #4
Campbell Ca 95008 Santa Clara County
This business is owned by: an
unincorporated association other than a
partnership
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Idris
Conteh 2535 75th Ave #3 Oakland CA
94605; Mucktaru Kaikai 129 Adler Ave #4
Campbell CA 95008
Signed: Idris Conteh
File No: 607604
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153205
business as: SPORTS BREWERIES
1627 S. 7th St. San Jose CA 95112 Santa
Clara County
partnership
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): The Tied
House Café & Brewery Inc 954 Villa St.
Mountain View Ca 94041
Signed: Ronald Manabe General Partner
of The Tied House Café & Brewery Inc
Entity: Hermitage Brewing Co. LP
Title: VP
Article #: 200998100023
File No: 607595
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153206
business as: PAYAM JAVAN 155 E
Campbell Ave Ste 130 Campbell CA
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Cyrus
Lights 155 E Campbell Ave Ste 130
Campbell Ca 95008
Signed: Shardad Khabir
Entity: Cyrus Lights
Title: President / CEO
Article #: 3751701
File No: 607823
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153207
business as: GREENLINE FLOORS
2234 S Bascom Ave Campbell CA 95008
Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Manuel
Guizar 2234 S Bascom Ave Campbell
CA 95008
Signed: Manuel Guizar
File No: 607824
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153208
business as: MODERN COMBAT
SOLUTIONS 7700 Arroyo Circle Gilroy
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Real
Action Paintball, Inc. 7700 Arroyo circle
Gilroy CA 95020
Signed: Nicole Nguyen
Entity: Real Action Paintball, Inc.
Title: CFO
Article #: C2901570
Formed in the state of Califronia
File No: 607826
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153209
business as: (1) ENGLISH FLUENCY
COACH (2) CAMPBELL CUSTOM
EMBROIDERY 535 W. Hacienda Ave
#207 Campbell CA 95008 Santa Clara
County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Katherine
Casey 535 W Hacienda Ave # 207
Campbell Ca 95008
Signed: Katherine Casey
File No: 607825
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153210
business as: WINCHESTER SMOKE
SHOP 947 South Winchester Blvd San
Jose CA 95128 Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Ali Faizi
492 Esplanade Ln San Jose Ca 95138
Signed: Ali Faizi
File No: 607713
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152709
business as: THE CAREGIVERS LINK
2010 El Camino Real STE 711 Santa
Clara CA 95050 Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Janis King
1628 Hope Dr #736 Santa Clara CA 95054
Signed: Janis King
File No: 606476
PUB: 07/08/2015 –07/29/2015, 8/12/15
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153211
business as: KOREAN CHARCOAL
SPRING BBQ 1062 Kiely Blvd Santa
Clara Ca 95051 Santa Clara County
couple
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Youn Yi
Seo 3989 Yolo Dr San Jose Ca 95136;
Heung Jik Lee 3989 Yolo Dr San Jose
Ca 95136
Signed: Youn Yi Seo
File No: 607642
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153212
business as: FANCY PLANTS 1333
Munro Ave Campbell CA 95008 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Lesha Jett
1333 Munro Ave Campbell Ca 95008
Signed: Lesha Jett
File No: 607746
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153213
business as: MT SPORTS 1390
Teakwood Drive San Jose Ca 95128
Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Oralia
Tercero 1390 Teakwood Dr San Jose Ca
95123
Signed: Oralia Tercero
File No: 607628
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153214
business as: RETIREMENT ADVISORY
GROUP 892 Kingfisher Drive San Jose
Ca 95125 Santa Clara County
couple
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Gregory
L. McCracken 892 Kingfisher Drive San
Jose CA 95125; Lisa M. McCacken 892
Kingfisher Drive San Jose Ca 95125
Signed: Gregory McCracken
File No: 607776
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153215
business
as:
SILICON
VALLEY
PHOTOGRAPHY 892 Kingfisher Dr San
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Gregory
McCracken 892 Kingfisher Dr San Jose
Ca 95125
Signed: Greg McCracken
File No: 607494
PUB: 08/12/2015 –09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153216
STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
The following person(s)/entity(ies) has/
have abandoned the use of the fictitious
business name(s): GO MOBILE GROUP
126 E. Santa Clara St San Jose CA 95113
Filed in Santa Clara County on: 6/9/10
Under File No: 462919
Registrant’s Name(s): Tactic Solutions,
Inc. 1900 Camden Ave San Jose Ca
95124
This business was conducted by:
corporation
be false is guilty of a crime.)
Signed: Robert Penatul / Managing
Partner
File No: 607158
PUB: 08/12/2015-09/02/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153117
business as: D&F HAIR DESIGNER
21741 Stevens Creek Blvd Cupertino CA
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Liwei Dong
1617 Mendenhall Dr, #6 San Jose CA
95130
Signed: Liwei Dong
File No: 607424
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153118
business as: SUNLIGHT HOME CARE
1060 Willow St. 3 #126 San Jose Ca
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Barbara
Jacobs 76 Duane Ste # 32 San Jose Ca
95110
Signed: Barbara Jacobs
File No: 607652
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153113
business as: A LITTLE BLING
BOUTIQUE 620 El Patio Drive Campbell
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Stacy
Guydish 620 el Patio Dr Campbell Ca
95008
Signed: Stacy M. Guydish
File No: 607623
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153114
business as: CARTER, DOUGHERTY &
MCGUIRE 2397 Forest Avenue San Jose
This business is owned by: a general
partnership
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Scott N.
Carter 5936 Sterling Oaks Drive San Jose
Ca 95120; Donald G. Dougherty 755 Lois
Avenue Sunnyvale CA 94087
Signed: Donald G. Dougherty, General
Partner Carter, Dougherty & McGuire
File No: 607331
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153115
business as: UNITED PARATRANSIT 20
Harold Ave #B5 Santa Clara Ca 95050
Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): United
Taxicab Corporation 20 Harold Ave #B5
Santa Clara Ca 95050
Signed: David Jansen
Entity: United Taxicab Corporation
Title: Treasurer
Article #: C1180523
File No: 607648
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153116
business as: ZADEX 604 Beta Ct. Apt # A
Campbell CA 95008 Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Adenew
Belachew 604 Beta Ct Apt # A Campbell
CA 95008
Signed: Adenew Belachew
File No: 607391
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND REVIEW
Notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission of the City of Campbell has set the hour of
7:30 p.m., or shortly thereafter, on Tuesday, August 25, 2015, in the City Hall Council Chambers,
70 North First Street, Campbell, California, for a Public Hearing to consider the following proposed
project(s):
1. Public Hearing to consider the application of Barracuda Networks, Inc. for Modifications to a
Planned Development Permit and Site and Architectural Review Permit (PLN2015-107), Tree
Removal Permit, and a Lot Line Merger on properties located at 3175 S. Winchester and
471/485 Chapman Drive. Staff is recommending that this project be deemed Categorically
Exempt under CEQA.
Please be advised that if you challenge the nature of the above project in court, you may be limited
to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the Public Hearing described in this
notice, or in written correspondence delivered to the City of Campbell Planning Commission prior
to the Public Hearing. Questions may be addressed to the Planning Division at (408) 866-2140.
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, listening devices are available for all meetings
held in the Council Chambers. If you require accommodation, please contact the Community
Development Department at 866-2140, at least one week in advance of the meeting.
PLANNING COMMISSION
CITY OF CAMPBELL
PAUL KERMOYAN
SECRETARY
Local/Public Notice
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153010
STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
The following person(s)/entity(ies) has/
have abandoned the use of the fictitious
business name(s): LAVENDER DAY SPA
1408 Camden Ave Campbell Ca 95008
Filed in Santa Clara County on: 9-8-2015
Under File No: 596178
Registrant’s Name(s): Lavender Day Spa
Group LLC 1408 Camden Ave Campbell
Ca 95008
This business was conducted by: a
limited liability company
be false is guilty of a crime.)
Signed: Leslie Goh
File No: 607145
PUB: 07/29/2015-08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153011
business as: (1) 12 FIRST (2) 12 FIRST
AGENCY (3) 12 FIRST STUDIOS (4) 12
FIRST PRODUCTIONS 12 South First St
San Jose CA 95113 Santa Clara County
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Brian
Donnelly 2069 Arrowood San Jose CA
95130
Signed: Brian Donnelly
File No: 606975
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153012
business as: SKIN BY GIGI 4660
Hampton Falls Place San Jose Ca 95136
Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Gianna D.
Triano 4660 Hampton Falls Place San
Jose CA 95136
Signed: Gianna D. Triano
File No: 607152
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153013
business as: BLISS SPORT BAR 2268
Senter Rd Ste 150 San Jose CA 95112
Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Bliss Sport
Bar Corporation 2268 Senter Rd Ste #150
San Jose Ca 95112
Signed: Tuan Tran
Entity: Bliss Sport Bar Corporation
Title: President
Article #: 3805278
File No: 607258
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153014
business as: D&L MOVERS 269
McCreery Ave San Jose CA 95116 Santa
Clara Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Andrew
Sanchez 710 Nido Dr #53 Campbell CA
95008
name(s) listed above on:
This filing is a refile of file #569893
Signed: Andrew Sanchez
File No: 607271
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153015
business as: THE SAINTS BAR 10340
Stern Ave Cupertino CA 95014 Santa
Clara Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Patrick
Noon 10340 Stern Ave Cupertino CA
95014
name(s) listed above on:
This filing is a refile of previous file #
604772 due to publication requirement
not met on previous filing.
Signed: Patrick Noon
File No: 607119
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153016
business as: HOME SELLER DESIGN
CENTER INC. 3131 Bascom Ave Ste 150
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Home
Seller Design Center Inc. 3131 Bascom
Ave Ste 150 Campbell CA 95008
Signed: Cynthem Holiday
File No: 607342
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153017
business as: ABOVE AND BEYOND
SENIOR PLACEMENT 90 W. Hamilton
Ave Ste B Campbell CA 95008 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Living Thru
Transition Inc. 70 W Hamilton Ave Ste B
Campbell CA 95008
Signed: Cheryl Comento
File No: 607344
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153018
business as: ALPACKA GROUP 178
Barnard Ave San Jose Ca 95125 Santa
Clara County
This business is owned by: Joint Venture
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Michael
Applebaum 6803 Leyland Park Dr San
Jose Ca 95120; Philip Marzullo 5903
Corbin Ave San Jose Ca 95118
Signed: Michael Applebaum
Entity: Alpacka Group
Title: CEO
File No: 607343
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153019
business as: SAN TOMAS SIGNATURE
SMILES 484 W. Hamilton Ave Campbell
Ca 95008 Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Ramin
Moradi Dental Group 484 W. Hamilton
Ave Campbell Ca 95008
Signed: Ramin Moradi
Entity: Ramin Moradi Dental Group, Inc
Title: President
Article #: 3791854
File No: 607345
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153020
business as: LINDA RIDDLER DDS,
INC 20445 Prospect Rd. #5 San Jose Ca
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Jay Choi
Dental Corporation 20445 Prospect Rd
#5 San Jose Ca 95129
Signed: Jay Choi
Entity: Jay Choi Dental Corporation
Title: CFO
Article #: C3799701
File No: 606697
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153021
business as: COMPLETELY KIARA 135
West Main Street Apt. C Los Gatos CA
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Allison
Chang 135 W. Main St Apt C Los Gatos
CA 95030
Signed: Allison Chang
File No: 606563
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152925
business as: CIRIUS CAPITAL 99 S.
Almaden Blvd., Suite 600 San Jose CA
partnership
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): John
Citrigno 2283 Westgate Ave San Jose Ca
95125; Rainer Gustin 222 Vintage Irvine
Ca 92620
Signed: John Citrigno, General Partner of
Cirius Capital
File No: 607086
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153101
business as: GIANT PLAZA TERRITO
PROPERTIES 1595 Meridian Avenue
San Jose CA 95125 Santa Clara County
partnership
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Lisa
Alden 958 Sunbonnet Loop San Jose
CA 95125; Julie Hansen 1947 Carnation
Circle Livermore CA 94550
Signed: Lisa Alden, General Partner
Entity: Giant Plaza Territo Properties
Title: General Partner
File No: 607462
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153102
business as: MORADI SIGNATURE
SMILES 3992 S. Bascom Ave #3 San
Jose Ca 95124 Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Moradi
Dental Corporation 3992 S. Bascom Ave
#3 San Jose Ca 95124
Signed: Ramin Moradi
Entity: Moradi Dental Corporation
Title: President
Article #: 08-385661
File No: 607459
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153103
business
as:
SPENCER
SCOTT
CONSTRUCTION 6029 Allen Ave San
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Spencer
Scott 6029 Allen Ave San Jose Ca 95123
Signed: spencer Scott
File No: 607460
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153104
business as: STARBRIGHT HOLDINGS
1806 W. Campbell Ave. Campbell Ca
liability company
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Starbright
Holdings, LLC 1806 W. Campbell Ave.
Campbell Ca 95008
Signed: Igor Ushomirsky
Entity: Starbright Holdings, LLC
Title: Managing Member
Article #: 201519110286
Formed in the state of Calfiornia
File No: 607440
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153105
business as: INNER-CHI WELLNESS
CENTER 2575 Horace Ave San Jose Ca
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Robert
T. Kehl 2575 Horace Ave San Jose Ca
95124
Signed: Robert T. Kehl
File No: 607302
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153106
business as: BURT VON BRISTLE
PUBLISHING 2334 Middletown Drive
Campbell Ca 95008 Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Jesse
Tharp 2334 Middletown Drive Campbell
CA 95008
Signed: Jesse Tharp
File No: 607252
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153107
business as: WEDDINGBOKAY.COM
1043 Regency Knoll Drive San Jose CA
This business is owned by: an indiviudal
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Jan W.
Cheung 1043 Regency Knoll Drive San
Jose Ca 95129
Signed: Jan W. Cheung
File No: 607461
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153108
business as: WOW WORDZ AKA K.
HOGAN CO. 2980 Gordon Ave. Santa
Clara CA 95051 Santa Clara County
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Kevin
Hogan 2980 Gordon Ave. Santa Clara
CA 95051
Signed: Kevin Hogan
File No: 607474
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153109
business as: FORMATOP 281 E.
McGlincy Ln Campbell CA 95008 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Teammate
Builders, Inc. 281 E. McGlincy Ln.
Campbell CA 95008
name(s) listed above on: 4-17-1991
Signed: Gary A. Eagan
Entity: Teammate Builders, Inc.
Title: President
Article #: D-1685582
File No: 606972
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153110
business as: FROM THE GROUND UP
CONCRETE AND LANDSCAPING 365
Madison Dr San Jose CA 95123 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Monico
Ruiz 365 Madison Dr San Jose Ca 95123
Signed: Monico Ruiz
File No: 607153
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153111
business as: SPOTSTEADY 3496
Kersten Dr San Jose Ca 95124 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Tanapoom
Sujarit 3496 Kersten Dr San Jose CA
95124
Signed: Tanapoom Sujarit
File No: 607518
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153112
business as: (1) ACCESS IMAGING
CENTER (2) ACCESS IMAGING (3)
ACCESS MRI 568 S. Mathilda Ave
Sunnyvale CA 94086 Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): One Call
Diagnostics Inc 568 S. Mathilda Ave
Sunnyvale Ca 94086
Signed: Shahriar Karimi
Entity: One Call Diagnostics Inc.
Title: President
Article #: C3425255
File No: 607624
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152901
business as: ESP1 CONSULTING 804
Los Lomas Dr Milpitas CA 95035 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Souny
Sinwongsa 804 Los Lomas Dr Milpitas
CA 95035
Signed: Souny Sinwongsa
File No: 606254
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152908
business as: AEROCADE MUSIC 294
California St. Campbell CA 95008 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Meerenai
Shim 294 California St. Campbell CA
95008
Signed: Meerenai Shim
File No: 606929
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152902
businesas as: CADWORKS 283 E
Latimer Ave #4 Campbell Ca 95008
Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Ricardo
Jenkins 283 E Latimer Ave. #4 Campbell
CA 95008
Signed: Ricardo Jenkins
File No: 606970
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152909
business as: DOMA CARE HOME 489
Doma Dr. San Jose CA 95117 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Xiuzhen
Fang 489 Doma Dr. San Jose CA 95117
Signed: Xiuzhen Fang
File No: 606958
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152903
The following person(s) are doing business
as: ABRGREENCLEANING.COM 2460
S Bascom Ave Apt 9 Campbell CA 95008
Santa Clara County
partnership
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Roberta
De Castro Queiroz 2460 S Bascom Ave
Apt 9 Campbell CA 95008; Augusto Da
Silva Basilio 507 Oxford St San Francisco
Ca 94134
Signed: Roberta De Castro Queiroz
File No: 606971
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152905
business as: (1) HOUSE OF CRAFTS
(2) BEN’S EXPRESSO 1059 E Campbell
Ave Campbell CA 95008 Santa Clara
County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Kamel Ben
Hadid 1059 E Campbell Ave Campbell
CA 95008
Signed: Kamel Ben Hadid
File No: 606968
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152906
business as: BLOOM SKINCARE 220
State St. #4 Los Altos CA 94022 Santa
Clara County
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Julie
Dewhirst 75 N 2nd St. Campbell Ca
95008
Signed: Julie Dewhirst
File No: 606967
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152907
business as: SELLA USA 3301
Homestead Rd. #306 Santa Clara CA
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Steve K.
Shim 3301 Homestead Rd. #306 Santa
Clara CA 95051
Signed: Steve K. Shim
File No: 606985
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152910
business as: PAPPA GEORGGEO 4658
Pearl Ave San Jose CA 95111 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Jimmy Vu
5084 Gazania Dr. San Jose CA 95111
Signed: Jimmy Vu
File No: 606948
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152911
business as: CONSIGN 4 YOU 350
Lincoln Ave San Jose CA 95126 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Suzanne
Comaroto 810 Schiele Ave San Jose CA
95126
Signed: Suzanne Comaroto
File No: 606584
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152912
business as: CROWELL CONSULTING
1731 Willow St. San Jose CA 95125
Santa Clara County
the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Lyn
Crowell 1731 Willow St. San Jose CA
95125
Signed: Lyn Crowell
File No: 606837
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152913
business as: SHOP N GO 29 S. Jackson
Ave San Jose CA 95116 Santa Clara
County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): JK Shop
N Go, Inc. 29 S. Jackson Ave San Jose
CA 95116
Signed: Joonhyun Kim
Entity: JK Shop N Go, Inc.
Title: CEO
Article #: C3770524
File No: 606698
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
Public Notice
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153119
The following person(s) are doing business as: DYNASTY BRIGHT LLC 10028 Orange
Ave. Cupertino Ca 95014 Santa Clara County
This business is owned by: a limited liability company
The name and residence address of the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Dynasty Bright
LLC 10028 Orange Ave. Cupertino Ca 95014
Registrant/Owner began transacting business under the fictitious business name(s)
listed above on: n/a
I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. (A registrant who declares as true
information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime).
Signed: Sing-Chung Sam Hu
Entity: Dynasty Bright LLC
Title: Chairman
Article #: 201517710373
This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on: 07/27/2015
File No: 607372
PUB: 08/05/2015 –08/26/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
NO. 15133
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA
191 N. First St. San Jose CA 95113
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME
Case No. 115CV283108
TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS:
1. Petitioner(s) Christine Renee Morse filed a petition with this court for a
decree changing name(s) as follows:
a. Present Name: Christine Renee Morse to Proposed Name: Christine
Renee Groom
2. THE COURT ORDERS: that all persons interested in this matter
appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause,
if any, why the petition for change of name should not be granted. If no
written objection is timely filed, the court may grant the petition without
a hearing.
Notice of Hearing: 10/13/15 at 8:45 a.m., in Room Probate, located at 191
No. First Street, San Jose, CA 95113.
3. A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be published at least once
each week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on
the petition in the following newspaper of general circulation, printed in
this county: Campbell Express
Dated: July 16, 2015
Thomas E. Kuhnle
Judge of the Superior Court
Publish: July 22, 29 August 5, 12, 2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152914
business as: QUICSTAR CELLULAR
10122 Bandley Dr Ste C Cupertino CA
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Infinitel
Bandley Corporation 10122 Bandley Dr
Ste C, Cupertino, CA 95014
Signed: Jianmin Yu
Entity: Infinitel Bandley Corp
Title: President
Article #: C3361639
File No: 606915
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152915
business as: BAY AREA AUTO
SERVICE, INC. 5815 Winfield Blvd San
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Bay Area
Auto Service, INC. 5815 Winfield Blvd
San Jose CA 95123
Signed: Inderjit Goraya
Entity: Bay Area Auto Service, Inc.
Title: President
Article #: C3739691
File No: 606360
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
NO. 15129
1. Petitioner(s) Maria Del Carmen Isabel P. Tan filed a petition with this
court for a decree changing name(s) as follows:
a. Present Name: Maria Del Carmen Isabel P. Tan to Proposed Name:
Carmen Isabel Frostholm
a hearing.
Notice of Hearing: 10/13/15 at 8:45 a.m., in Room 107, located at 191 No.
First Street, San Jose, CA 95113.
Thomas E. Kuhnle
Publish: July 22, 29, August 5, 12, 2015
NO. 15135
1. Petitioner(s) Elizabeth DaRosa / Manuel Moreno filed a petition with
this court for a decree changing name(s) as follows:
a. Present Name: Ciarra Elizabeth Moreno to Proposed Name: Ciarra
Elizabeth DaRosa
a hearing.
Thomas E. Kuhnle
Publish: July 29, August 5, 12, 19, 2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No. 15134
NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE
OF LEONARD MARTIN COX
Case No. 1-15-PR 176819
To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent creditors, and
persons who may otherwise be interested in the will or estate,
or both, of: LEONARD MARTIN COX, AKA LEONARD M. COX
A Petition for Probate has been filed by: ANDREW M. COX
in the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara.
The petition for probate requests that: ANDREW M. COX
be appointed as personal representative to administer the
estate of the decedent.
The petition requests the decedent’s will and codicils, if any, be
admitted to probate. The will and any codicils are available for
examination in the file kept by the court.
The petition requests authority to administer the estate under the
Independent Administration of Estates Act. (This authority will
allow the personal representative to take many actions without
obtaining court approval. Before taking certain very important
actions, however, the personal representative will be required
to give notice to interested persons unless they have waived
notice or consented to the proposed action.) The independent
administration authority will be granted unless an interested
person files an objection to the petition and shows good cause
why the court should not grant the authority.
A hearing on the petition will be held in this court as follows:
August 13, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. in Dept. 10 Superior Court located
at 191 N. First St. San Jose, CA 95113.
If you object to the granting of the petition, you should appear
at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections
with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in
person or by your attorney.
If you are a creditor or a contingent creditor of the decedent,
you must file your claim with the court and mail a copy to the
personal representative appointed by the court within the later of
either (1) four months from the date of first issuance of letters
to a general personal representative, as defined section 58(b)
of the California Probate Code, or (2) 60 days from the date
of mailing or personal delivery to you of a notice under section
9052 of the California Probate Code. Other California statutes
and legal authority may affect your rights as a creditor. You
may want to consult with an attorney knowledgeable in
California law.
You may examine the file kept by the court. If you are a
person interested in the estate, you may file with the court a
Request for Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of an
inventory and appraisal of estate assets or of any petition or
account as provided in Probate Code section 1250. A Request
for Special Notice form is available from the court clerk.
Attorney for petitioner: Thomas E. Thiel
2021 The Alameda, Suite 380
San Jose CA 95126
(408) 249-7750
Endorsed/Filed July 17, 2015
Publish: July 29, August 5, 12, 2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
NO. 15141
1. Petitioner(s) Laurel Hana Uenaka filed a petition with this court for a
decree changing name(s) as follows:
a. Present Name: Laurel Hana Uenaka to Proposed Name: Laurel
Uenaka Larraux
a hearing.
Dated: August 5, 2015
Thomas E. Kuhnle
Publish: August 12, 19, 26, September 2, 2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
NO. 15138
1. Petitioner(s) Martina S. Steffen / Aniruddha A. Nazre filed a petition
with this court for a decree changing name(s) as follows:
a. Present Name: Jui Marie Nazre; Jishnu Alfred Nazre to Proposed
Name: Jui Marie Steffen; Jishnu Alfred Steffen
a hearing.
Dated: Jul 15, 2015
Thomas E. Kuhnle
Publish: August 5, 12, 19, 26 2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
NO. 15132
1. Petitioner(s) Girmai Hagos Yohamnes filed a petition with this court for
a decree changing name(s) as follows:
a. Present Name: Girmai Hagos Yohamnes AKA Girmai Hagos Yohumnes
to Proposed Name: Girmai Hagos
a hearing.
Notice of Hearing: 10/13/15 at 8:45 a.m., in Room 107, located at 191 No.
First Street, San Jose, CA 95113.
Thomas E. Kuhnle
Publish: July 22, 29 August 2, 12, 2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152916
business as: (1) NUMBER ONE (2)
NUMBER 1 (3) ONE (4) O.N.E (5) #1
(6) RNT 1 1953 Trenton Dr San Jose CA
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Shahin
Massiha 1953 Trenton Dr. San Jose Ca
95124
name(s) listed above on: 1995
This filing is a refile of file #:416586
Signed: Shahin Massiha
File No: 606251
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152917
business as: AV MOBILITY 1701
Fallbrook Ave San Jose CA 95130 Santa
Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Adam
Vales 1701 Fallbrook Ave San Jose CA
95130
Signed: Adam Vales
File No: 606516
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152918
business as: IVYS FLOWER 22666 San
Juan Rd Cupertino CA 95014 Santa Clara
County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Huifang
Zhang 22666 San Juan Rd Cupertino CA
95014
Signed: Huifang Zhang
File No: 606884
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152919
business as: ACQUIRE SOFTWARE
5205 Prospect Road, Ste 135-108 San
The name and residence address
of the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are):
MapNation, Inc. 5205 Prospect Road,
Ste. 135-108 San Jose Ca 95129
Signed: Jamie Claire
Entity: MapNation, Inc.
Title: Secretary
Article #: 3251842
File No: 607009
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152920
business as: CAPITAL LENDING
NETWORK 1925 South Winchester
Blvd., Suite 106 Campbell Ca 95008
Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Bayview
Residential Brokerage 1925 South
Winchester Blvd., Suite 100 Campbell
Ca 95008
Signed: Julia Schloss
Entity: Bayview Residential Brokerage
Title: President
Article #: C2727630
File No: 607059
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152921
business as: KALMYK 601 Almarida Dr.
#D6 Campbell CA 95008 Santa Clara
County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Aleksei
Iamanov 601 Almarida Dr. #D6 Campbell
CA 95008
Signed: Aleksei Iamanov
File No: 607071
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152922
business
as:
RED
BEARD
6
PRODUCTIONS 5050 Pine Tree Terrace
The name and residence address
of the owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are):
Christopher Elio 5050 Pine Tree Terrace
Campbell CA 95008
Signed: Chris Elio
File No: 607072
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152923
The following person(s) are doing business
as: LENA WANG PHOTOGRAPHY 4715
Torrey Pines Circle San Jose CA 95124
Santa Clara County
liability company
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Delena,
LLC 4715 Torrey Pines Circle San Jose
CA 95124
Signed: Ahyoung Wang
Entity: Delena, LLC
Title: Manager
Article #: 201508510374
File No: 606835
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 152924
business as: JIBBITPAY 5498 Alum Rock
San Jose Ca 95127 Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Jibit Inc.
5498 Alum Rock San Jose Ca 95127
Signed: James Martinez
Entity: Jibit Inc.
Title: Chief Financial Officer
Article #: C3720830
File No: 607082
PUB: 07/22/2015 –08/12/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153001
business as: CAMPBELL EXPRESS 334
E. Campbell Ave Campbell CA 95008
Santa Clara County
This business is owned by: an
unincorporated association other than a
partnership
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Sally Howe
Estate 775 Blairwood Ct San Jose CA
95120
Signed: Roberta C. Howe, Executor
File No: 607136
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153002
business as: E4-SL 857 Vasona Street
Milpitas Ca 95035 Santa Clara County
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): Huihong
Xia 857 Vasona Street Milpitas CA 95035
Signed: Huihong Xia
File No: 607138
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
No: 153003
business as: GRANGER RECURRING
REVENUE CONSULTING 424 West
Sunnyoaks Ave Campbell Ca 95008
Santa Clara County
liability company
owner(s)/registrant(s) is (are): T Granger
LLC 424 West Sunnyoaks Ave Campbell
CA 95008
Signed: Torri Granger
Entity: T Granger LLC
Title: President
Article #: 201518210320
File No: 607137
PUB: 07/29/2015 –08/19/2015
Local
The Beautification of Campbell, one box at a time!
Have you noticed that
Campbell has gotten a bit more
beautiful lately?
It’s thanks to “Art Outside
the Box”, a beautification project
undertaken by the City’s Civic
Improvement Commission (CIC)
that is turning common utility
boxes into beautiful outdoor art.
Project Manager Alan Zisser
realized at the outset that the
Campbell Artists’ Guild would be
the perfect partner to help develop
and launch the program. At his
request, four Guild members
formed a volunteer committee
to work with the CIC: Armidia
Costello, Sharon La Bouff, AmyElyse Neer and Barbara Weiss.
After nearly 150 hours of
both weekly planning sessions
and additional production work
outside of the meetings, Guild
members created the “Call to
Artists” invitations incorporating
artwork by Amy-Elyse Neer.
Invitations were distributed to
relevant locations identified
by the Guild to ensure artists
throughout Santa Clara County
were aware of the opportunity.
The response from local
artists
was
overwhelming.
Nearly 50 concept drawings were
received from approximately
40 applicants. “Selecting only
a few from all of the impressive
submissions was a very difficult
task”, said Armidia Costello.
But select they did, and as of
this week there are 6 beautifully
painted utility boxes in and
around downtown Campbell.
Four more paintings are in the
works. To find the locations of
these painted boxes, log onto
https://www.facebook.com/
CampbellCAArtOutsidetheBox
“The Guild’s Art Box
Committee contributed planning,
research, materials and color
consultations,
document
development
and
technical
information. Members continue
to volunteer to clean and prime
the boxes prior to painting by the
artists. The Guild also contributed
financially to this successful
program and sponsored one of
the boxes,” said Barbara Weiss,
then President of the Guild.
“With Phase 1 nearly complete,
the Guild’s committee is looking
forward to working with the CIC
on Phase 2, which may include an
additional 10 utility boxes spread
throughout the City.”
Campbell Artists¹ Guild was
founded in 1965 by a group of
local artists and craftsmen. The
Guild¹s purpose is to unite those
who have an interest in art who
wish to work together to promote
creative expression in various arts
and to foster artistic development
by making available workshops,
demonstrations, and discussion
of common problems.
The Guild¹s annual art show
is currently on exhibit in the Rose
Shenson Gallery of The Triton
Museum of Art, Santa Clara until
August 30th.
All interested artists are
welcome to attend Guild meetings
held on the fourth Saturday each
month. You do not have to live
in Campbell to join. For meeting
time and location plus other
information about the Guild go
to www.campbellartistsguild.org/
about.

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