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i People in the news 2C The NAPA VALLEY REGISTER Friday, February 25, 1994 (gjnannsdiiiia By The Associated Press ST. PAUL, Minn. BONNIE RAITT gave em something to talk about in Minnesota when she joined a rally protesting a plan to store more nuclear waste in the state. singer Chris Isaak, were on hand for the ground-breaking of the resort-casino that Hard Rock Cafe founder and president Peter Morton is touting as "the worlds first rock roll hotel-casino." The casino will be decorated with music and movie memorabilia. The 345-room hotel is scheduled to open in December 1994.

Also planned is the Hard Rock Beach Club, which will feature live concerts and an interactive television shopping network. A Hard Rock Cafe opened here in 1990, I NAPLES, Fla. GEORGE BUSH is passing the political torch. His son Jeb is running for governor of Florida, George Jr. for the same job in Texas.

I'm having a little bit of an identity crisis. Around here Im better known as Jebs dad -that suits me fine, the former president told an audience of 1,200 on Tuesday at The Registry, a resort. Bush described politics as a closed chapter in his life but said he still keeps tabs on the Clinton administration. He had mild praise for some of his successors domestic programs, including legislation to battle crime. But criticized Clintons health care reform plans and foreign policy.

I hope I dont sound like a partisan critic because I have tried to give him time, Bush said. I am very concerned about the state of our leadership around the world." EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -CHARLES BARKLEY came off the court to go to court and had some choice words for a man hes accused of backhanding. Some fans are idiots, basketballs bad guy said after the first day of his assault trial Wednesday. Ninety percent of them are great.

Barkleys brush with trouble came Dec. 8, 1992, after his Phoenix Suns defeated the New Jersey Nets at the Meadowlands Arena A firefighter, Dennis McKeever, testified that he extended his hand to Barkley as the 6-foot-6 forward left the court and ceived a blow that knocked him to the ground. Barkley denied hitting McKeever. A security guard testified that McKeever appeared drunk and yelled obscenities at Barkley during a post-game interview. Body shop duo to tour with symphony States Power B0NNIE raitt Co.

wants to store highly radioactive nuclear waste in steel casks outside its Prairie Island plant along the Mississippi River. NSP says the storage would only last until a permanent repository is established. But some are skeptical that a new site for the waste will ever be found. An estimated 500 protesters attended the state Capitol rally organized by Minnesotans for Nuclear Responsibility. Raitt also headlined an anti-waste concert in Minneapolis.

LOS ANGELES Fox Broadcasting cant wait to show off one of its newest staff members: National Football League commentator JOHN MADDEN. Football season is months away, but Madden will host the Fox TV movie Rise and Walk: The Dennis Byrd Story on Monday. Byrd, a New York Jets player, suffered a paralyzing neck injury during a game, but overcame it and can now walk. Madden will discuss his views of professional football during the movies 8-10 p.m. EST broadcast, Fox said Wednesday.

Madden, formerly a CBS sportscaster, was hired by Fox after the network outbid CBS for rights to National Football Conference games, starting with the 1994-95 season. LAS VEGAS B.B. KING and EDDIE VAN HALEN, guitarshaped roulette tables and chandeliers made from gold saxophones: it must be the Hard Rock Hotel Casino. The guitar greats, along with opportunity. The choir will perform at some of Englands most famous landmarks, including Gloucester Cathedral, St.

Martins Church and St. Andrews Church. Calvo-Johnson said the singers also will perform at the Holy Trinity Church at Stratford on Avon, where Shakespeare is buried. Crist said he and McNellis occasionally sing at work, everything from spirituals to pieces they are working on in the choir. Over the years, McNellis has taken every voice class offered by the college and his interest hi voice has not diminished after more than a decade in the chorus.

Both began their singing careers in church, with McNellis having been a church choir director. By MARK ANDERSON Appeal-Democrat MARYSVILLE (AP) -Members of the Yuba Community College Symphony Chorus are hoping a 1964 Ford Mustang will get them to England. The choirs first-rate reputation has crossed the Atlantic, earning the ensemble an invitation to perform at one of Englands most distinguished schools and at several of its renowned cathedrals. The group is one of only two American college choirs invited to participate in this summers International Music Tours program, a nine-day residency in England hosted by Cambridge University. As many as 65 singers plan to go.

They are counting on the car to help pay their way. The main thrust of the fund-raising effort will be a People who are used to seeing us here at the shop are pretty surprised to see us in our tuxedos when were singing in the choir, McNellis said. When they are not singing with the chorus or in church, the pair work to straighten bent sheet metal. They specialize in Ford Mustangs. As a pet project, the two have worked for months on the Mustang.

We could have sold it and gotten enough for the two of us to go over there, but by raffling it, we can get enough for the others to go, too, McNellis said. Its too bad its not a convertible, then people would really be interested in it. McNellis, who has never been out of state, said the June 20-29 trip to England is a once-in-a-lifetime ground-up restoration of the Mustang 1964V4 coupe, for which choir members are planning to sell thousands of $1 raffle tickets. They hope to raise between $50,000 and $100,00 to finance the trip. The restoration is the careful handiwork of a pair of singers.

Meet Alan McNellis and Floyd Crist. They are the men behind Glorified Bodied auto body shop in Linda. McNellis sings bass and Crist is a baritone and bass in the choir. If their soiled heavy boots, dirty overalls and work-hardened hands give McNellis and Crist a gruff appearance at work, it is contrasted by their singing, said chorus director Joaquina Calvo-Johnson. They are both really good singers, she said.

Alan is a real strong bass and Floyd is a talented baritone. In with the old, out with the new? PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. B4-0185 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as1 THE TIRELESS EFFORT, INC. 1375Trancas, Ste 375 1 Napa Ca 94558 PARKER DINWIDDIE 1915 Atlas Peak Rd Napa, Ca 94558 (707)254-9800 This business is conducted by an individual Registrant commenced to transact business under the Fictitious business name or names listed above on 21 694 Signed ParkerS Dinwiddle hereby certify that this copy Is a correct copy of the original statement on me In my office DATED February 16, 1994 KATHLEEN BONDS Napa County Clerk-Recorder I BELLO Deputy Clerk-Recorder This years Grammy Awards ceremony comes during a time of unease for popular music. Theres no shortage of talented new artists, but the way the industry works has many experts worried that few musicians of today will be remembered like rocks first generation.

Just as rock roll has become old enough to acquire a real sense of history, its in danger of collapsing under the weight of it. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 94-0136 The following person(s) Is (are) doing business as-TEX LADISH CONSTRUCTION 951 Foxboro Drive Napa, Ca 94559 WILUAM LAWRENCE LADISH III 951 Foxboro Drive i Napa Ca 94559 (707)2242062 This business Is conducted by an Individual Registrant commenced to transact business under the Fictitious business name or names listed above on 12894 Signed William Ladlsh ID I hereby certify that this copy Is a correct copy of the original statement on file In my office DATED February 1,1994 KATHLEEN BONDS Napa County Clerk-Recorder CLWROZEK Deputy Clerk-Recorder I (24,11,18,25) SPRING MOUNTAIN ESCROW CORPORATION NOTICE OF BULK SALE (Division 6 of the Commercial Code) ESCROW NO: 86-1916-MAS DATE- FEBRUARY 18, 1994 (a) A Bulk Sale Is about to be made (bV The names and business addresses of the Seller are EUZA EUGENIO AND JIMMY EUGENIO 710 LINCOLN AVENUE, NAPA, CA 94559 The names and business addresses of the Buyer are SURINDER DHANDA AND PARMJIT DHANOA 1047 SANDPOINT DRIVE RODEO, CA 94572 All other business names and addresses used by the Seller within the last three years, so far as known to the Buyer are NONE (c) The location and general description of the property to be transferred are- BUSINESS NAME- SUBWAY SANDWICHES SALADS 5795 BUSINESS TYPE FAST FOOD SANDWICH SHOP LOCATION 710 LINCOLN AVENUE NAPA, CA 94559 DESCRIPTION FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT. GOODWILL INVENTORY (d) The place, and date on or after which, the transfer is to be consummated are PLACESPRING MOUNTAIN ESCROW CORPORATION 500 YGNACIO VALLEY ROAD SUITE 100 WALNUT CREEK, CA 94596 DATE- ON OR AFTER MARCH 15,1994 (e) Claims may be Died with-SPRING MOUNTAIN ESCROW CORPORATION 500 YGNACIO VALLEY ROAD SUITE 100 WALNUT CREEK, CA 94596 (f) The last date for filing claims Is MARCH 14, 1994 (g) This Bulk Sale Is subect to Section 6106 of the Commercial Code BUYER'S SIGNATURE SURINDER DHANDA PARMJIT DHANDA (2-25) NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE TRUSTEE SALE NO A-8161 APNf 038-241-006000 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 91079 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER On 31894 al 1200 PM. ROBERT WEISS INCORPORATED as the duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust, Recorded on 91879 as Document No CJ7332 VOL 1140 PAGE 108 of Official Racorda at toe office of toe Recorder of NAPA Oounty.

Ceffoma, axecutod by BERNARD ROBERSON AND DEBORAH A ROBERSON, HUSBAND AND WIFE at Truetor, THE KISSELL COMPANY, DBA THE KISSa MORTGAGE COMPANY. AN OHIO CORPORATION as Beneficwy WIL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BDOER FOR CASH, (payable al tone of sals hawful money of toe United Stales, by cash, a cashier's check drawn by a state or netonal bank, a check drawn by a stale or federal ere union, or a check frown by a stale or federal savmgs and ban-associabon, savings association, or; smngs bank specified at section' 5102 of the financial Coda and, autoonzed to do busaiass si toss' stale) al toe entrance to toe Oounty Courthouse boated el 1100 2n Stoeet, Nape, Ca al right, Mia and at-forest oontwyed to and now held by ib under sad Deed of Trust toe property situated ai sad Oounty Cai-forma, describing the land toeram Lot 8 of Napa Square Unit No 4, according to toe Map thereof recorded Mach 3, 1969 Book 9 of Maps, al Pages 34 and 33, ei toe Of-fioe of the County Racorda of sad County The street address and otoia oommon designation, to any, of the real property described above is purported to be 609 CAPRA DRIVE VALLEJO, CA 94590 The undaragned Trustee drachms any labbty for any sicorrectness of toe street address and other common designation to any, shown herein Sad sale wi be made, but without covenant or warranty, expressed or impled, regarding titla, possessnn, or encumbrances, to pay toe remaning principal sum of toe nole(s) secured by sad Deed of Trust, with merest thereon, as provided si sad noto(s), advances, to any, under toe terms of the Deed of Trust estimated fees, charges and expenses of toe Trustee and of toe busts creased by sad Deed of Trust, to tab 855 061 25 Es-t mated Accrued ntarast and eddfi bonal advances If any, wi sicraese tors figixe prior to safe The beneficiary under sad Deed of Trust heretofore executed and de-fvered to the undaragned a written Declaration of Defaul and Demand for Safe and a written Notice of Default and Election to Sal The under-agned caused sad Notes of Defaul and Election to Sal to be recorded it the oounty Wiera the real property is bested and more than three months have elapsed once such recordation -DATE 21694 ROBERT WEISS INCORPO. RATED AS TRUSTEE 920 VILLAGE OAKS DRIVE COVINA, CA 91722 (818)9674302 BY CRS A K1MGERUAN C207890 2-253-411 1994 By DAVID BAUDER Associated Press Writer The years hottest concert rumor featured the Beatles, who havent performed in public for 25 years. Two of this summers biggest tours will star the Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd. And theres persistent talk of a Wood-stock reunion.

Its almost enough to make the traditionally staid Grammys i seem hip. The music industry gathers in New York City this Tuesday for the 36th annual Grammy Awards. Whitney Houston, Billy Joel, Sting and Neil Young are the best bets to be big winners. The ceremony comes during a time of unease for popular music. Theres no shortage of talented new artists, but the way the industry works has many experts worried that few musicians of today will be remembered like rocks first generation.

Just as rock roll has become old enough to acquire a real sense of history, its in danger of collapsing under the weight of it. Restrictive radio formats, a preoccupation with the past and a lack of patience for building careers are all hurdles for musicians who hope to stay around for awhile. I think there are artists out there who have the potential for possessing staying power, but I dont know that the marketplace is encouraging that, said producer Don Was, best known for steering Bonnie Raitt to multiplatinum status. Who is leading the way in todays music world? Michael Jacksons career is in tatters, although sister Janet has picked up the slack somewhat. The stars of Pearl Jam and Nirvana Eddie Vedder and Kurt Cobain seem singularly uncomfortable with the burdens of fame.

Madonnas recent projects flopped. U2 is poised for an extended vacation. Prince even ditched his name. Billboards top albums chart Buffett and Billy Joel. Dont expect anything different this year.

In addition to the Stones and Pink Floyd, concert stages will see reunited oldies such as Traffic and Elvis Costello and the Attractions this year, and rumors of an Eagles reunion havent died. Pearl Jam and Lenny Kravitz show the most potential among new acts to develop as consistent concert draws, Bongiovanni said. The letters page of the most recent issue of Rolling Stone contains mocking letters questioning whether two of todays biggest stars Nirvana and Snoop Doggy Dogg will be remembered years from now. Thats a sign of what is a real worry among music business insiders: the ability of artists to build careers. Few record companies have been known as nurturers, but the pressure for a quick payoff is more intense now than ever, said veteran music manager Ronald Weisner, who counts John Mel-lencamp, Tevin Campbell and Steve Winwood among his clients.

Everyone is looking for this instant, instant response, and they dont give you the opportunity to allow the public to get into anything," he said. Producer Was is quick to cite his own band, Was (Not Was), as a casualty of that line of thinking. The first Was (Not Was) album a decade ago was defiantly esoteric, with guest vocals by Mel Torme and Ozzy Osbourne. But Was said he was pressured by his record company to come up with hits. We were constantly encouraged to change what we were doing so we could get on the radio, he said.

We were successful at that. We had a couple of Top 10 singles around the world, which proceeded to in the long range alienate the audience that might have really stayed with us based on what we were really about. PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 94-0078 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as SOUND REINFORCEMENT 3581 Jefferson Street Napa. Ca 94558 JUAN LUIS DOMINQUEZ 3581 Jefferson Street Napa, Ca 94558 (707) 226-9546 This business Is conducted by an Individual Registrar! commenced to transect business under the Fictitious business name or names listed above on 11994 Signed Juan Dominquez I hereby certify that this copy Is a correct copy of the original statement on file in my office DATED- January 19, 1994 KATHLEEN BONDS Napa County Clerk-Recorder KA.

THOMPSON Deputy Clerk-Recorder PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 94-0166 The following person(s) Is (are) doing business as SAINTSBURY SAINTSBURY WINERY I SAINTSBURY CELLARS CHATEAU SAINTSBURY MERTON CELLARS OXBRIDGE CELLARS CELLARS OF THE CARNEROS 1 QUALITY ALLIANCE 1 500 Los Cameras Avenue Napa, Ca 94559 VIVETTE COMPANY 1 500 Los Cameras Avenue Napa, Ca 94559 (707) 252-0592 This business Is conducted by limited partnership Registrant commenced to transact business under the Fictitious business name or names listed above on 60182. i Signed Richard A Ward General Partner I hereby certify that this copy Is a correct copy of the onglnal statement on rile in my office DATED February 09, 1994 KATHLEEN BONDS Napa County Clerk Recorder EL VELAZQUEZ Deputy Clerk Recorder reflects the current state of flux. John Michael Montgomery, Toni Braxton and Alice in Chains have all topped the chart during the last month. Each of those artists has a following, but chances are the fans of one know nothing about the other two.

If anything, radio station formats are getting tighter and are splintering off in new directions. One trendy new format: punk oldies, for fans nostalgic about alternative rock of the late 1970s and early 80s. Bob Irwin, an archivist who specializes in reissuing old music on CDs, remembers when radio stations used to open doors to him. People who wefe listening to Hermans Hermits were also listening to the Byrds and were also listening to Otis Redding, he said. That doesnt happen much anymore.

It was only five years ago when Sony Music directed Irwin and two others to start exploring the corporations huge back catalog of music. Now Sony Legacy is one of the companys most active outlets, with hundreds of projects in the pipeline, he said. Irwin also has his own label, Sundazed, which specializes in reissues of 60s rockers such as the Turtles. I hate to be a doom prophet about current music, he said. But the scenes are so fragmented these days, that buying back catalogs seems to be a common denominator among music fans." Concert stages seem like a live equivalent to CD reissues.

Veteran musicians even many who havent had a hit record in years are consistently among the top draws. If you look at where the big numbers are coming from, there arent a lot of new acts that are in there, said Gary Bongiovanni, editor of the concert industry magazine Pollstar. Only Garth Brooks, a country star who pays homage to 70s rock roll, can quality as a new artist among Pollstars top 10 moneymakers last year. The list is littered with musicians who came of age during the 60s and 70s: the Grateful Dead, Rod Stewart, Paul McCartney, Jimmy I.