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armcf, Xrm 2t. 1995. OmgerM taws A7 Public notice Public notice Public notice Public notice Public notice Public notice Public notice Public noli Video Game Corner by Joe Blenkle Entertainment Editor undartaan in fecal yea 1 896-98 v4 cost trfo4. and tl popoMd tMtwrwKiu iipoa ttteinbn lot and paicc ef land avitru tt propoMd mtuaw dajuart. a).

Th Board hrty daclxet th molutioa of inUfttica comtituta notice cf hearing Mgardjng its intent to levy end coBect eeewmems tanthai tte eat aa mew dstnet tor facet year 189S-S6. Tim hearing thai held et regular meeting the Board of Dtfecton) oa xiy J2l 1 996, at e. at the dotnet office of the Orangevale Recreato and Part Detract. 6748 Hazel Aftua. Orangevale.

CaWot ma. The Cawt hereby directed to pubesa the) nobce a a notice of hearing in a newspaper of general circulation pursuant to the requaemente of Gofmrmmrn Code Section 6061. Paaacd end edopted br (he hoard ef Birectora ef tfce Oreafevale Eacraatloa aad Park Ctatrict taie dar ef Jim l8l. e-F tee rellewtee vote: YES: DIRECTORS Aaantae, Jaducn, HcKae, Cdoaaa HO: DIRECTORS ABSENT: DIRECTORS IfcCam DIRECTORS ATTEST: You'll go Bonkers over jthis game from Capcom Vice Chair. Board of Directors PORTION Y1NS BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 FELT.

MEASURED VERTICALLY FROM THE CONTOIS OF THE SURFACE OF SAD PARCEL, HOtVEVER, WTHXT THE Ri3HT FOR ANY PURPOSE WHATSOEVER TO E-NTEH UPON. IVT0. OR THROUGH THE SURFACE OF SAO PARCEL OR ANY PART THEREOF LYING BETWEEN SAO SURFACE AND 500 FEET BELOW SAO SURFACE. AS CONVEYED IN THE DEED FROM KAT0MAS REAL ESTATE COMPANY, A CALfORNA CORPORATION 10 KAT0MAS ENERGY COMPANY. A CAUFORNiA CORPORATION.

DATED MARCH 9. 1961. RECORDED MARCH 10, 1961. IN BOOK 8103-10 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS, AT PAGE 76 SAID MINERAL RIGHTS HAVE BEEN SUBSEQUENTLY DEED TO KATOMAS REAL ESTATE COMPANY. A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION, BY DEED RECORDED DECEMBER 20.

1983. IN BOOK 8312-20 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS. PAGE 428. The street address and cm common designator), a any. of tie real properly described above is purported to be: 11457 TUNNEL H1L WAY GOLD RIVER.

CA 95670 The undersigned Trustee disclaims any iabily for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation. any, shown herein. The total amount of tha unpaid balance of obligation secured by the property to be sold and reasonable estimated costs, expenses and advances at the tme of the initial publication of tru Nobce of Sale is $280,337.85 In addition to cash, the Trustee wil accept a ashler's check drawn on a state or national bank, a check drawn by a state or federal credit union or a check drawn by a state or federal savings and ban association, savings association or savings bank specified in Section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this state. In the event tender other than cash is accepted, the Trustee may withhold the issuance of the Trustee's Deed until funds become available to the payee or endorsee as a matter of right Said sale wil be made, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied regarding ttle, possession or encumbrances, to satisfy the indebtedness secured by said Deed, advances thereunder, with interest as provided therein, and the unpaid principal of the note secured by said deed with interest thereon as provided in said Note, fees, charges and expenses of the trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust STANDARD TRUST DEED SERVICE COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE, 2600 STANWELL DRIVE. SUITE 200, CONCORD, CA 94520.

(510) 6C3-7340. By: VERONICA MOSES ASSISTANT SECRETARY Dated: 062035 RSVP9276 Publish: June 28, July 5, 12, 1995 limuiuawmuii aa mm man ana amamamaai aua. a aoanaia cwv vm Truua ana accapt camar'a ama. mmm on a aw a Mum nans, a mn araa ay a auaa at taoaa ctaaa umoa. ar a enact aw ay a atata ar taoafa aaianqg ana turn aaaooaum.

aamnaa ataoctaum ar kMnat cm apacaaa Sacuia al a raavcui Com ana akawuaa la ao auaaiasa mat aiaia a a mk tanaaf nai Ma caaa arcamaa, ma Tnanaa ana, aMmnaa mm aananra at ana Ttusua a anfita at a aiauaf al font. aa mm aa ataoa. aa "a eanaMoa. aul wjaroji oawanam wananfy. aaaraaa aw anoaao.

tnmm-ina Mm. frraiaia rr ar anoanofancaa. 10 tat, ana ir MaiM Dy Ml Oaaa of Truat, aovancaa haiajnaar. ami aaa a aiaoa maran. ana at uvao pntiopa at da turn aacuraa sv aaa baad at Truat aaan maraat iharao aa stowoea at tM loow.

sua taat, cnaroaa ana auianaaa at wa Tftaaaa ana at Km attau HIM by aa Lwaa iruat. CTC foacuauM Sarvacaa. tormarty anani aa Countiy-woa Tula Corporation. 400 Countryanoa ay Sam Vanaw. CA S06S, Phona IbOil 620-6060 Saa ananwawav (6061 620-S100 axt 2666.

By: CANfrtE MA TrtAS. TRUSTEE OfFCER. Daw 061 99S Publish: June 28. July 5. 12.

1995 OV 1129 NOTICE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED VI 4-92. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR TROPERTY. IT MAY IE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULO CONTACT A LAWYER. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE1 SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST LtllNl.30935VP0WEU T.S.M6.HRW019117 JLP.Nl.

069-0220-050-0000 NoUci is hereby given that Standard Trust Deed Service Company as trustee, or successor bus-tee, or substituted trustee pursuant to the Deed of Trust executed by ROBERT POWELL AND BARBARA D. O'HARA-POWELL, HUSBAND AND WIFE. Recorded on JANUARY IS. 1992 in book 92 0115 on page 1300 of Official Records in the office of the County Recorder of SACRAMENTO County, California, and pursuant to the Notice of Default and Election to Set thereunder Recorded on MARCH 16. 1995 in book 9503-16 on page 1055 of said Official Records, wil Sell on 072095 at 1000 A.M.

AT THE EAST MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 720 9TH STREET. SACRAMENTO. CA at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash (payable at the tme of sale in lawful money of the United States), all right title, and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State and described as follows: LOT 272. AS SHOWN ON THE 'PLAT OF GOLD RIVER UNIT NO.

RECORDED IN BOOK 146 OF MAPS, MAP NO. 7. RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY. EXCEPTING THEREFROM ALL THAT Secretary, Board of Directors Publish: June 28. 1 995 OV 1 1 32 Orangevale rWcreetSoa and Park District Orangevaie Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District 6746 Hezel Avenue Orangevale, CA 95662 RESOLUTION NUMBER 95- 06-109C RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE ORANGEVALE LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT DECLARING ITS INTENT TO LEVY AND COLLECT ASSESSMENTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1995-96 Once again Capcom USA has managed to take a cute, kweable t)isney character and turn it (nto.a cute, krveable Disney game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

Bonkers is the latest in a long (ine of Disney titles by Capcom and like I've said time and time again in this just can't go wrong with anything pisney. I wasn't that familiar with the character of is a relative newcomer as far as Disney characters I know he has his own cartoon show on TV. Bonkers D. Bobcat is, of course, a bobcat and unlike another bobcat videogame character, doesn't suffer from an attitude problem. i Instead, Bonkers is a totally tuts cat former toon star, who decided he had enough of the life of a movie star and wanted to make something of himself.

So Bonkers joined the Hollywood Police Department in order to live a life of excitement, danger find adventure. In Bonkers, you must guide Bonkers through Hollywood and jToon Town to recover three priceless treasures that have been tolen from the Toon Town Museum the Sorcerer's Hat, the Mermaid's Voice and the Magic Ump. Bonkers is one of the most enjoyable titles I have seen come flown the line from Capcom in juite some time (maybe I am just a good mood as I just returned rom his hometown of Where many games nowadays are geared for a more mature audience, Bonkers seems to walk the line right down the middle LEGAL NOTICE At their mting of June 22, 1995. the Board of Director of the Orangevale Recreation and Park Ulatrict adopted by Resolution I95-OS-107, their preliminary budget for the fiscal rear 199596. The budget is available for inspection and review b.r those interested at the Park District office located at 6745 Hazel Avenue.

Orangevale, Ca. between the hours of 8:30 a. a. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. On Thursday, August 10, 1995, the Board of Directors of the Orangevale Recreation and Park District will meet again for the purpose of adopting the final budget for fiscal year 199596.

The hearing will be for public input regarding any increase, decrease, ommission or inclusion of any budget item. Fight tanks in virtual world of SNES' 'Spectre' Lianna S. Brrecart Clerk of the Board Publish: June 28, 1995 OV 1 130 Orangevale Recreation and Park Diitrict Kenneth Grove Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District 6745 Hazel Avenue Orangevale, CA 96662 and is just as enjoyable for adults as it is the kids. "Many concerned parents face a challenging dilemma in purchasing appropriate gaming entertainment for their children given the vast and growing range of titles available, many of which are targeted to sophisticated and mature audiences," says Joseph Morici, senior vice president at Capcom. "Capcom has long been recognized for producing quality titles that contain wholesome themes and clever game play designed to excite, challenge and entertain younger players.

"As a father of two children, I highly recommend this title to selective, game content-conscious parents." Graphics and color in Bonkers are absolutely tremendous and the game is accompanied by a lively score just right for this "Toon" adventure. The game contains six stages with Bonkers going through a number of famous locations in and around Hollywood such as Toon Town and the Queen Mary. Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse and some other Disney characters also make guest appearances in this game. Of course it wouldn't be a videogame if bonkers didn't have some bad guys to defeat along the way. Using special bombs and his dash attack, Bonkers usually doesn't have a problem getting by the baddies.

If you're looking for a break from the fighters and the shooters, try the Bonkers. It's a delightful romp through Toon Town with one of the most enjoyable Disney characters in recent memory. work together to destroy the robot tanks and capture the flags; Base Raid in which you join with a drone tank to defeat your opponent; and Flag Rally in which you must capture as many flags on a level before your opponent does. Spectre reminds me somewhat of a game of chess (the playfield even sports squares like a chess board), and you must try to maneuver on this "board" or playfield to accomplish your goals before your opponent does or you lose your last life. Graphics and sound are really nothing to write home about in this title, but once you get going in the game, this is quickly overlooked as you set out in pursuit of your goals and especially trying to avoid (or destroy) other tanks that are shooting at you.

Spectre is quite a unique title for the SNES, although the way it looks and is set up reminds me a little of an old Atari computer title which I believe was called "BaUblazer." The look, however, is where the similarity ends, as the titles are quite different. Spectre was one of Cybersoft's first titles for the SNES and its originality is a commendable effort in this day when a lot of games start to look the same. PAGE 11 BSI of aatd Official Rarorda, wW ion on Jiihr 1 9, 199S at 02 OO PM at: AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT 700 STRFFT, SACRAMENTO, CA, ouWtc auction to tha hlghoat blrktaf fm ewh (In tha forma which ara lawful tandar tha United Stataa. payaMa fuH at tlma of aula), an right, tltla. and mtaraat convayad to and now hatd by undar aakl Dead of Tnat.

ai tha nrnparty aitiatad In aatd County and Stata and aa tfanRritwd aa Imiowi- lot of OUva VKta, Arcnrdins to tha Official Plat Thar ant. Fllod tha Offtcaof tha Racordar of Sarramanto Cmmty, California, on Aiqiiat 24, 19M. tnna 36 Of Mana, Map No 17. Tha atraat addraaa and othar common daatgnattnn. If any, of tha raal prtnafty daarrihad ahnva la pttfportad to ba: (I2 CHFSTNUT AVENUE, ORANGEVALE, CAU IFORNIA P6AR2 Tha unoraionad Tniataa oWlalma any Hahiaty for any tncorrartnaat of tha atfaat artrKaaa and athar common daaipnatton.

If any, ahnwn haram. Tha fotal amount of tha unpaid hatanca of tha ohiigatmn aariirad by tha proparty to ba amd and raaannahia aati. mafad cnata, awpanaaa and artVanraa at tha fima of tha a oiMcation of tha Notica of Sala la: (1 10.032 6. WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of the Orangevale Recreation and Park District acting as the legislative body of the Orangevale Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District has previously ordered through Resolution 92-06-61 the formation of an assessment district pursuant to the provisions of the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1 972, known as the Orangevale Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District for the purpose of financing certain park and recreational improvements and refurbishment as specified in the District's updated Master Plan end for the purpose of funding maintenance operations of the District' and WHEREAS, the Board of Directors, through resolution 92-06-61, has ordered that the park and recreational improvements specified in the Engineer's Report dated March 26, 1992, be constructed, and has estimated that the cost of such proposed park and recreational improvements is greater than can be raised from a single annual assessment, and has ordered that the estimated costs of these improvements be raised by an assessment levied and collected in annual installments over a period of 20 years, commencing in fiscal year 1 992-63 and ending in fiscal year 201 1-1 and WHEREAS, Streets and Highways Coda Sections 22622, 22623 and 22661 authorize the preparation of an Engineer's Report on an annual basis which shall describe any proposed new improvements or any substantial changes In existing improvements, set forth an estimate of the costs of any improvements, specify a diagram for the assessment district specify the amount to be essessed upon various types of assessable lands within the assessment district, and include in the estimate end the assessment for fiscal year 1 996-96 the total amount of tha annual installment assessment previously ordered for fiscal year 1995-96 in resolution number 92-06-51; and WHEREAS, an Engineer's Report for fiscsl year 1 995-96 ss authorized by the Board of Directors has been presented to the Board of Directors for its consideration and approval, which Engineer's Report generally describes the general nature, location, and extent of the new Improvements or eny eubstantial changes in existing improvements, provides an estimate of the costs of any proposed new improvements or substantial changes in existing Improvements and refurbishments, sets forth a diagram for the assessment district, specifies the amounts to be assessed upon various types of assessable lands within the assessment district, and sets forth the total amount of the annual installment assessment for fiscal year 1 995-96 previously ordered by this Board of Directors in resolution number 92-06-51; WHEREAS, the Board of Directors has adopted a resolution approving and filing an Engineer's Report for fiscal year 1995-96 as required by Streets and Highways Code Section 22623, which Engineer's Report sets forth plans and specifications for proposed new improvements or any substantial changes in existing improvements, an estimate of the costs of these improvements, a diagram of tha assessment district and a description of the net amount to be assessed upon assessable lands within tha assessment district, and the total amount of the annual installment assessment previously ordered for fiscal year 1995-96, which Engineer's Report is incorporated herein by this reference; NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Directors hereby declares Its intention to levy and collect assessments pursuant to Streets and Highways Coda Section 22624 as follows: a.

Said assessments will be levied and collected within the boundaries of the ORANGEVALE LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT, the boundaries of which are Identical to the boundaries of the ORANGEVALE RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICT. A full and detailed description of the boundaries of the Assessment District and the parcels of land within the district is contained within the approved Engineer's Report. b. The Board of Directors declares its intent to levy and collect assessments for the fiscal year 1995-96 within said district at an assessment rste of $3,50 per month or $42.00 per year per single family residential parcel, apartment unit andor condominium; a lower rate of $3.08 per month or $36.96 per year per each mobile home unit or per one-quarter acre parcel devoted to commercial use; and a rate of $1.40 per month or $16.80 per year per one-quarter acre for parcels devoted to industrial or mini storage use, all as sot forth In the benefit chart included in the Engineer's Report. These assessments are the seme as thoee levied in fiscal veer 1994-95.

The total number of parcels to be essessed end en estimate of total annual assessment revenue is contained within the Engineer's Report. c. Improvements within said assessment district to be funded by said assessments shall include new park and recreational improvements, including a new community center and community park, refurbishments to existing park and recreational facilities, and ongoing maintenance items as detailed within the Engineer's Report which is incorporated herein by this reference. d. Reference is hereby made to the Engineer's Report which Is on file with the Clerk of the Board for a complete description of the proposed improvements to be undertaken in fiscal year 1 996-96 and the cost thereof, and the proposed assessments upon assessable lots and parcels of land within the proposed assessment district.

a. The Board hereby declares that this resolution of intention constitutes a notice of hearing regarding its intent to levy and collect assessments within the assessment district for fiscal year 1995-96. This hearing shall be held at regular meeting of the Board of Directors on jy 1995. 6:30 p.m. at the district offices of the Orengevele Recreation end Park District, 674S Hazel Avenue, Orangevale, California.

The Clerk Is hereby directed to publish this notice as a notice of hearing In a newspaper of general circulation pursuant to the requirements of Covarnment Coda Section 6061. RESOLUTION NUMBER 95-06-105 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE KENNETH GROVE LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT DECLARING ITS INTENT TO LEVY AND COLLECT ASSESSMENTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1995-96 Cybersoft's Super Nintendo Entertainment System game Spectre takes you into a world of virtual reality tank warfare where the object of the game is to survive long enough to collect all the flags on a level. You are placed in a computerized arena and must avoid being destroyed by enemy tanks and mines, while at the same time trying to destroy the other tanks on the playfield. Your objective, however, is to collect all the "data flags" on the level so that you may advance to the next level of the game. I You must also watch out for a variety of other hazards such as Data Caches, Data Cores and Static and Mobile I.C.E.

while some of these are simply obstacles that get in your way, some will defend this cyberspace world, usually resulting in your destruction. Spectre features both one and two player games, with each differing slightly from the other. In the one player game, your main objective is as stated above, but in the two player game, you and a friend can either work together or against each other for the same objectives. There are several two player options to play in this game, including Arena a total free for all; Allied Attack where you WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of the Kenneth Grove Recreation and Park District, acting as the legislative body of the Kenneth Grove Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District, has previously ordered through Resolution 94-05-86A the formation of an assessment district pursuant to the provisions of the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, known as the Kenneth Grove Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District, for the purpose of financing certain park and recreational improvements and refurbishment as specified In the District's updated Master Plan and for the purpose of funding maintenance operations of the District' end a WHEREAS, Streets $nd Highwtys Coda Sections 22622. 22623 and 22661 authorize the preparation of an Engineer's Report on an annual basis which shall describe any proposed new Improvements or any Substantial changes in existing improvements, set forth an estimate of the costs of any and maintenance, specify a diagram for the assessment district, and specify the amount to be assessed upon various types of assessable lands within the assessment district' and WHEREAS, an Engineer's Report for fiscal year 1996-96 as authorized by the Board of Directors hes been presented to the Board of Directors for its consideration and approval, which Engineer's Report generally describes the general nature, location, and extent of the new improvements or any substantial changes in existing Improvements, provides an estimate of the costs of any proposed new improvements or substantial changes in existing Improvements and refurbishments, and an estimate of maintenance costs to be Incurred, sets forth a diagram for tha assessment district and specifies the amounts to be assessed upon verlous types of assessable lands within the assessment district; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Directors hereby declares Its Intention to levy and collect sssessments pursuant to Streets and Highways Cod Section 22624 as follows: a.

Said assessments win be levied and collected within the boundaries of the KENNETH GROVE LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT. A full and detailed description of the boundaries of the Assessment District and tha parcels of land within the district Is contained within the approved Engineer's Report. b. The Board of Directors declares its Intent to levy and collect assessments for the flscel year 1995 89 within said district at an assessment rate of per month or 130.78 per year per single family residential parcel, apartment unit andor condominium as set forth in the benefit chart Included in the Engineer's Report. These assessments ere the same as those levied in fiscal year 1994-96.

The total number of parcels to be assessed and an estimate of total annual assessment revenue is contained within tha Engineer's Report e. Improvements within said assessment district to be funded by said assessments shell Include maintenance end servicing costs of the lendscape medians located within the District as detailed within the Engineer's Report which is Incorporated herein by this reference. d. Reference Is hereby mede to the Engineer's Report which Is on file with the Clerk of the Board for complete description of the proposed Improvements to be Passed and adopted by the Board of Directors of the Orangevale Recreation and Park District this day of 1995, by the following vote: Ecfamfant HfaM Public notice Public notice Public notice Public no YES: NO: DIRECTORS: DIRECTORS: ABSENT: DIRECTORS: ABSTAIN: DIRECTORS: McCann, ATTEST: Secretary, Board of Directors Publish: June 28, 1995 OV 1131 AaWtM, Jackeon OSarrman, Board of Directors NOTICE OF TRUSTEE I ALB TS at 23(12 03 loan B168A5S Till Orrtat St 235321 APN J13 026OOJ3 lnvaiflufr No 16699M81I rOO AM IN DfTAUlT A DUD OF TRUST. 0 TED Oanl3, UNIFSS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT VOUR PROPfHTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PURIICSME.

IF YOU Nf FO AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOUID CONTACT A LAWYER. Notica la hv otvn lhat CTC FORFCIOSURE SFR-VICFS CORPORATION. KA. COUNTRYWIDE TITLE CORPORATION aa triaiaa lor auowiaor tnntaa, iHhttitiitH tfianaa), purunt to tha Dt of Trim anHl by REBECCA RAY RIANCHI, AN UNMARRIED WOMAN, (tetMi OS1 I'M and rarofitM) OS18'93, aa Inttnimdnt No. In Bo S3 OS 11, PnM 1014, of 0tciai RroffH In tha ofifa of ta Cmmty Rarorrtar of SACRAMENTO Coy, Siata of California, and pmtiant 10 tha Notlra Of DfiH and flarllon 0 Rftll raonrrM 11 aa matrumam No.

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