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PAGE 10 - The Independent, APRIL 29, 2010(continued from page 9)served for 26 years, retiring as asenior scientist in1990.He retired as a member of theArmy reserves after 30 years ofmilitary service in 1983 as thecommandant of a U.S. Armyreserve school for which he wasawarded the highest militaryaward in peace time, the Legionof Merit. His passions for the last20 years of his life were both:serving as Chairman, CEO, andPresident of Pan American Resources,Inc., a public companywith a patented system for convertinglandfill waste into electricity;and his several nationalspeaking engagements as an experton energy and environmentalissues. He was a member of St.Augustine’s Catholic parish andenjoyed world travel, woodworking,golf, performing as a vocalist,and spending time with hisbeloved family and friends.A memorial mass was celebratedon April 28th at St.Augustine Catholic Church,Pleasanton, CA, followed bymilitary honors committal atSt. Augustine’s Cemetery, 5780Sunol Blvd., Pleasanton.Family asks that memorialcontributions be made to GirardCollege, 2101 South CollegeAve., Philadelphia, PA 19121, inthe name of John Toman, Class of1947, or flowers sent to Graham-Hitch Mortuary, Pleasanton.Donald James WilsonWith great sadness we announcethe passing of DonaldJames Wilson on April 22, 2010.He was a resident of Livermore.Donald was born July 3, 1959in Berkeley, California. Duringhis childhood he was very activein sports; he loved playing soccerand baseball and was also a BoyScout. He also spent several yearsin drum corps. He was a studentat Granada High School, and enjoyedthe Army where he proudlyserved his country repairingtanks. Donald was a mechanicfor many years by trade and lovedto fix things with his hands. Asan eagle collector, Don lovedgarage sales and thrift shoppingwhere he found most of his eaglecollection treasures. He was trulya “simple man” and wanted nothingmore in life than to be happy.Don always had something funnyto say, whether it was wrong orright it was hilarious and downrightfunny. Always so giving andhelping to others. He would givethe shirt off his back for another.He loved to watch baseball andhis favorite team the Giants. Asfor football he was a diehardRaiders fan.Donald is survived by hismother Martha Wilson of Livermoreand father Wayne Wilsonof Sacramento. Father to DonaldWilson II, Jason Wilson, AshleyWilson, Megan Wilson, and EmilyWilson. Grandfather to TylerConder, AJ Shipman,, AureannaFernandez and Madeline Wilson.Brother to Sheryl Pierce,Brother-in-law Jeff Pierce andbrother to Michael Wilson, Sister-in-lawJulie Wilson. Uncle toMelisa Maynard, Jessica Wislon,Sarah Pierce, Jay Pierce, andMichael P. Wilson. Great Uncleto Toni Juarez , Taylor Juarez,Brooklyn Juarez, Leslie Juarez,Chance Posada, Shelby Pierce,and Devon Oase. Donald wasloved by all and will be missedby everyone; he will be in ourhearts forever as he touched allof our lives.Nothing was better than thesmile on your face as I yelledacross the way “Hey Don Petty”,wearing your favorite hat.You will forever be in my heart“Uncle Dizzel” I love you, yourniece Jessica Wilson.Born a free spirit, reborn a“Freebird," fly freebird, fly.All my love your son DonaldWilson IIThere will be a visitation onFri. April 30; 10:00-11:00am, inthe Chapel of Callaghan Mortuary3833 East Ave. Livermore;with a Celebration of Life commencingat 11:00am. A burialprocession will follow to the SanJoaquin Valley National Cemeterywhere Don will be laid torest and also receive traditionalArmy honors.Arthritis WalkThe 2010 Tri-Valley ArthritisWalk will be held on Saturday, May1st at the LifeStyleRx, 1119 EastStanley Boulevard at 8:00am.Please visit the Tri-Valley ArthritisWalk website at www.aw2010trivly.kintera.org . For more information,contact Sarina Aguirre, ArthritisFoundation Community DevelopmentManager at saguirre@arthritis.org or call 415-356-1237.Sheep Shearing DayVisit Forest Home Farms HistoricPark to watch the sheep get theirannual haircuts on Sunday, May 2,11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.There will be something for thewhole family. There will be live musicand demonstrations of old-time traditionssuch as lace-making, woodcarving,quilting, and spinning. Natureloverswill find garden tastings andsheepdog demonstrations. Children'sactivities include 4-H animals, crafts,games and tractor rides.Take a tour of the property andvisit the old-fashioned Gift Shoppefeaturing Victorian items and farmmementos. Food will also be availablefor purchase. Price is $2 higherat the gate, so pre-register and savemoney.For registration information call(925) 973-3200 or visit www.sanramonrecguide.com.The activity numberis #64661. For more informationabout Forest Home Farms HistoricPark call (925) 973-3284.Forest Home Farms Historic Parkis located at 19953 San Ramon ValleyBlvd. Parking at the farm is limited,but parking will also be available onPine Valley Road, west of San RamonValley Blvd.Thinking DifferentlyAuthor Javy Galindo will discusshis book The Power of ThinkingDifferently at the Livermore PublicLibrary Civic Center, 1188 S. LivermoreAvenue, at 2 p.m. on Sunday,May 2.There is no charge for this event.Books will be available for sale andsigning.“Creativity isn’t reserved for theelite, the painter, inventor, or entrepreneur.It is a skill that we are all bornwith and can harness to enhance allaspects of our lives,” says creativityexpert Javy W. Galindo, author ofThe Power of Thinking Differently:An Imaginative Guide to Creativity,Change, and the Discovery of NewIdeas. “Regrettably, far too many ofus react to our circumstances withhabitual responses that leave us feelingstuck, frustrated, and desperatefor deeper meaning.”Galindo claims that the key to creativityis overcoming our neurologicallywired thinking habits in order toexplore creative possibilities. In hisbook, he takes a unique approach toLEGAL NOTICES/CLASSIFIEDSunderstanding the innovative mindby exploring the latest research incognitive science and psychologywhile also reflecting on the creativityof famous artists, scientists, andbusiness people.Galindo lightheartedly guides thereader through the universal stagesof the creative process and describesthe nature of creative insight, ways totranscend creative blocks, the keys tocultivating creativity in groups, andhow to break free of groupthink byusing both sides of the brain. As a result,readers discover how importantrelaxation, collaboration, diversity, asense of humor, and a sense of playare to finding new ideas.The Friends of the Livermore Libraryhave underwritten this programas part of the Friends Authors andArts Series. For additional events,check the library’s website at www.livermore.lib.ca.us.Storytime with FarmerStorytime with the Farmer will beheld at Forest Home Farms HistoricPark in San Ramon.The topic for Wed., May 5, 10a.m. to 11 a.m. is "Happy Mother'sDay."There will be stories, songs,crafts and refreshments. There willalso be an opportunity to visit withthe animals that live at Forest HomeFarms Historic Park.Children must be accompanied byan adult, but only children need to register.Pre-register by calling the SanRamon Community Center at (925)973-3200 or register online at www.sanramonrecguide.com. Cost is $5for residents and $6 for non-residents.Ages 3-5 only. Space is limited. Thisevent will be held outdoors, so pleasedress appropriately. 4/19- Activity#64662 and 5/5- Activity #64663.Forest Home Farms Historic Parkis located at 19953 San Ramon ValleyBoulevard, San Ramon, just south ofPine Valley Road. Call 925-973-3284for information.AABC ScholarshipsActivities and Academic BoosterClub (AABC) of Foothill High isaccepting applications for four scholarshipsof $500 each from Foothillseniors.The application can be found atwww.foothill-falcons.org or on theAABC webpage under scholarships.The deadline to submit an applicationhas been extended to May 7. Pleasesubmit applications to Mrs. Bing inthe Foothill counseling office.Day of ServiceRecognizing the impact of thecurrent economic environment onCalifornia's valuable local, regional,and state parks, members of TheChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-daySaints have designated Saturday,www.independentnews.comMay 8, 2010 as a statewide day ofservice.Some 75,000 volunteers, 8 yearsand older, will participate in the"Mormon Helping Hands - RenewingCalifornia Parks" service projects.Mormons in every community inCalifornia, working with park andcivic officials, have identified hundredsof projects in parks throughoutthe state.In the Dublin/Pleasanton/Livermorearea, approximately 1,000volunteers will work in city parks andhistoric sites, as well as walking trailsand arroyos. Volunteers will wear thedistinctive yellow Mormon HelpingHands vests, the official vests usedby members of their church whenparticipating in humanitarian serviceprojects and disaster relief offortsthroughout the world.For more information aboutMormon Helping Hands, pleasevisit http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/and type "HelpingHands" in SearchVisitors Center UpgradesMount Diablo Interpretive Association(MDIA) is working withMountning to supplyinterpretive materials for some ofthe new display areas, like the visitorreading area and the rotating seasonaldisplays, among others. And lastly,MDIA will provide new merchandisingfixtures and equipment for the newVisitor Center Retail Area.LEGAL NOTICESFOR INFORMATIONPLACING LEGALNOTICESCONTACT BARBARA @925 243-8000FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 436284The following person(s) doingbusiness as:Why Not 3D,1130 Catalina Dr., Apt#80,Livermore Ca 94550 is herebyregistered by the followingowner(s):Jermel Algernon Wells, 1130Catalina Dr., Apt #80, LivermoreCA 94550This business is conductedby:an IndividualThe registrant began to transactbusiness under the fictitiousbusiness name (s) listedabove on January 1, 2010.Signature of Registrant:/s/:Jermel A. WellsThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon March 23, 2010. ExpiresMarch 23, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2754. Publish April 8, 15, 22,29, 2010.FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 436610-436611The following person(s) doingbusiness as:1)ExperienceDisc, 2)Triple Point Advisors,3266 Chablis Court, PleasantonCa 94566 is herebyregistered by the followingowner(s):Gauri Reyes, 3266 ChablisCt., Pleasanton Ca 94566This business is conductedby:an IndividualRegistrant has not yet begunto transact business underthe fictitious business nameor names listed.Signature of Registrant:/s/:Gauri ReyesThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon March 30, 2010. ExpiresMarch 30, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2755. Publish April 15, 22,29, May 6, 2010.FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 436942The following person(s) doingbusiness as:Vega’s Landscaping,1039 Bluebell Dr. #3,Livermore Ca 94551 is herebyregistered by the followingowner(s):Samuel Vega, 1039 BluebellDr. #3, Livermore Ca 94551This business is conductedby:an IndividualThe registrant began to transactbusiness under the fictitiousbusiness name (s) listedabove on April 7, 2010.Signature of Registrant:/s/:Samuel VegaThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon April 7, 2010. Expires April7, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2756. Publish April 15, 22,29, May 6, 2010.FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 437013The following person(s) doingbusiness as:Lalman, Inc. dba:Del Valle Lodge, 3979 FirstStreet, Livermore Ca 94550is hereby registered by thefollowing owner(s):Lalman, Inc., 3979 FirstStreet, Livermore Ca 94550This business is conductedby:a CorporationThe registrant began totransact business under thefictitious business name (s)listed above on December27, 1996.Signature of Registrant:/s/:Sabhash L. PatelThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon April 8, 2010. Expires April8, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2758. Publish April 15, 22,29, May 6, 2010.FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 437014The following person(s) doingbusiness as:Deepesh, Inc.,dba: Sands Motel, 3787 FirstStreet, Livermore Ca 94550is hereby registered by thefollowing owner(s):Deepesh, Inc., 3787 FirstStreet, Livermore Ca 94550This business is conductedby:a CorporationThe registrant began to transactbusiness under the fictitiousbusiness name (s) listedabove on October 9, 1996.Signature of Registrant:/s/:Sabhash L. PatelThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon April 8, 2010. Expires April8, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2759. Publish April 15, 22,29, May 6, 2010.FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 436535The following person(s) doingbusiness as:ManbhavanCatering, 4386 DiavilaAve., Pleasanton Ca 94588is hereby registered by thefollowing owner(s):Mukta Arora, 4386 DiavilaAve., Pleasanton Ca 94588This business is conductedby:an IndividualRegistrant has not yet begunto transact business underthe fictitious business nameor names listed.Signature of Registrant:/s/:Mukta AroraThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon March 29, 2010. ExpiresMarch 29, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2760. Publish April 15, 22,29, May 6, 2010.FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 436986The following person(s) doingbusiness as:dgbestdeals,2648 St Helena Ct., LivermoreCa 94550 is hereby registeredby the following owner(s):Dennis D. Gordon, 2648 St.Helena Ct., Livermore Ca94550This business is conductedby:an IndividualThe registrant began to transactbusiness under the fictitiousbusiness name (s) listedabove on April 1, 2010.Signature of Registrant:/s/:Dennis D. GordonThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon April 8, 2010. Expires April8, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2761. Publish April 22, 29,May 6, 13, 2010.FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 436376The following person(s) doingbusiness as:Hey Nay NayInk Dba: The Bracelet Bar,252 Main St., Pleasanton Ca94566 is hereby registered bythe following owner(s):Nancy K. McKain, 95 WindwardCommon Unit 2, LivermoreCa 94551This business is conductedby:an IndividualRegistrant has not yet begunto transact business underthe fictitious business nameor names listed.Signature of Registrant:/s/:Nancy K. McKainThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon March 24, 2010. ExpiresMarch 24, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2762. Publish April 22, 29,May 6, 13, 2010.FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 436612The following person(s) doingbusiness as:PerformanceLandscape Service, 5781Preston Avenue, LivermoreCa 94551 is hereby registeredby the following owner(s):Plants Direct Inc., 5781 PrestonAvenue, Livermore Ca94551This business is conductedby:a CorporationThe registrant began to transactbusiness under the fictitiousbusiness name (s) listedabove on August 9, 1996.Signature of Registrant:/s/:Darrell L. AmaralThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon March 30, 2010. ExpiresMarch 30, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2763. Publish April 22, 29,May 6, 13, 2010.FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 437044-437045The following person(s) doingbusiness as:1)PaintedTree Winery, 2)Painted TreeCellars, 6776 Preston Ave,Ste C, Livemore Ca 94551is hereby registered by thefollowing owner(s):One Varia LLC, 6776 PrestonAve Ste C, Livermore Ca94551This business is conductedby:a Limited liability companyRegistrant has not yet begunto transact business underthe fictitious business nameor names listed.Signature of Registrant:/s/:John GashThis statement was filed withthe County Clerk of Alamedaon April 9, 2010. Expires April9, 2015.The Independent Legal No.2764. Publish April 22, 29,May 6, 13, 2010.ANIMALS2) CATS/DOGSADOPT A DOG OR CAT, foradoption information contactValley Humane Society at925 426-8656.Adopt a new best friend:TVAR, the Tri-Valley AnimalRescue, offers animalsfor adoption every Saturdayand Sunday, excluding mostholidays. 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