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Vol.1•No.8 www.thelocalscoopnews.com Tuesday, December 6, 2011 - Monday, December 19, 2011

Pages 10 & 11Galt Old Town

Pages 2,3,8,12&13

Special Parade& Events Issue

by Plez HillFostering cats and dogs is an act of love for

those connected with the Calaveras County Hu-mane Society Adoption Center located at 576 E. St. Charles St. (Hwy. 49) in San Andreas. Most of the fostered animals have been saved from the county animal shelter in hopes that some-one will adopt them.

How much love does it take to foster? Ask Becky Hazleton of Valley Springs who is a vol-unteer at the Adoption Center. She currently has 19 fosters – all cats. On a recent visit to the Center I met one of Hazleton’s fosters. His name is McGee, a four-year-old Manx with medium hair. McGee has always lived indoors. He came from a home that went into foreclosure and the owners left him behind in hopes that he would fi nd a good home. All the animals at the Adop-tion Center have a history. Hazleton says she knows all of her fosters by name and can distin-guish between them by their colors and mark-ings.

While at the Center I found 10 fostered cats ready to be adopted, but was told there are some 80 cats and three puppies currently in foster care waiting for adoption. All of the animals are current on their shots and have been vaccinated.

Mary Pons, also from Valley Springs, is a volunteer who is helping to set-up the Center. She said volunteers and fosters are needed for new animals coming from the county’s animal shelter and elsewhere. Pons said the Center is operating at temporary hours on Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., but will expand its hours of operation once a schedule is put in place with newly recruited volunteers.

Pons said the Adoption Center is currently running a Christmas Special on adopting cats with a donation of $25 rather than the regular $50 per cat. Dogs can be adopted for a donation of $250.

For more information on volunteering and fostering, Pons can be reached at (209) 772-8882 or [email protected].

b y Plez HillSanta’s Express, a program sponsored by

the Resource Connection Food Bank and a community Santa’s Express Committee, expects to feed more than 1,300 families in Calaveras County over the Christmas holi-day, according to Jeannie Hayward, program director for the Food Bank.

Hayward said red Santa’s Express boxes have been located throughout Calaveras County where people can donate non-per-ishable food until Dec. 17. She credits the as-sistance of the Boy Scouts, schools, churches and businesses in helping to collect the food.

“Stuff Th e Bus” is a program that has also helped Santa’s Express receive donated food for the needy. “Jamie Azarvand, transit man-ager for Calaveras Public Works, approached the Food Bank with the idea of having Ca-laveras County Transit buses park at grocery

Santa’s Express expects to feed more than 1,300 Calaveras families

“Chipper”, Food Bank Program Director Jean-nie Hayward and CHP’s Rebecca Meyers stand behind food donated at a Food Drive event. “Chipper”, the CHP mascot, will be making an appearance Dec. 10 at Angels Camp’s Save Mart, the last scheduled “Stuff The Bus” event for this year.

Fostering for Humane Society – an act of Love

Volunteer and foster Becky Hazleton holds McGee who is waiting to be adopted.

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Index TLSN Holiday Edition .... Pages 1-3, 8, 12, & 13Funnies .............................. Page 4Kid Scoop ......................... Page 5Life Style ........................... Page 6Snoop Scoop ................... Page 7

Old Town Galt ...................... Pages 10 & 11Biz Scoop ............................... Page 15TV & Entertainment ........... Pages 16 & 17Frugal Scoop ........................ Pages 18 & 19

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by Plez HillTh is past week Santa Claus drove his miniature sleigh with

tiny reindeer from the North Pole to our area so he could par-ticipate in local parades and other events. What a wonderful ex-perience it was meeting Santa! He is just as funny and nice as I thought he would be. He has the nicest laugh and he brings joy and happiness to everyone he meets and to those who have never seen him.

Santa told TLSN how much he enjoyed seeing and meeting all the boys and girls, and adults, too. He said he will never forget the warm welcome everyone gave him. Unfortunately, we did not get an opportunity to speak to Santa very long. He told us that he had to return to the North Pole so he could get ready for Christ-mas Eve. He said he would return then.

It was late at night when Santa and I arrived at a house oc-cupied by some of his friends. Santa shook my hand and said, “Good-bye.” He quickly made his way to the roof. In the darkness I could barely make them out, but sure enough, there was Dash-er, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen. Looking a bit closer I could see something like a red light. “Th at must be Rudolph,” I said to myself.

Santa looked down at me and waved good-bye and gave out a jolly laugh. Th en, suddenly, Santa in his miniature sleigh with its tiny reindeer took-off and disappeared into the darkness. Th e noise from the reindeers’ hoofs, Santa’s laughter and the ringing bells attached to each of the reindeer must have awakened people residing in nearby houses. I saw their house lights go on just as Santa was leaving. Th ey will never believe what they just missed.

In this issue of TLSN you have an opportunity to see some of the parades Santa appeared in from Valley Springs to Lodi to Galt, plus the Sutter Creek Old Fashion Christmas Open House. All of us at TLSN hope you will enjoy the Holiday Spirit ex-pressed in this Special Parade & Events Issue.

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Written and photos by Plez Hill and Amanda ChaddockTh e 29th Annual Valley Springs Christmas Parade was held Saturday, December 3. It was sponsored by the Valley Springs Area Business

Association and was a tremendous success. Hundreds of people lined Daphne St. to greet Santa Claus, Citizen of the Year Vicky Henkle and view 41 entries to be judged. Th is year’s parade judges were former Citizen of the Year Buddy Keesey, County Sheriff Cary Kuntz and District 1 Supervisor Gary Tofanelli.

Parade Chairperson Candace Keesey announced the winning entries in 10 categories, plus Best Overall. Th ey are: Wallace/Burson Asso-ciation, Best Adult Float; Cub Scout Pack 352, Best Kids Float; Power Up! Fitness Studio Zumba, Best Walking Adult Group; Top Hat School Dance, Best Walking Kids Group; San Andreas Fire District, Best Fire Equipment; Calaveras High School Band, Best Band; Brass Pole Em-broidery, Best Mounted; Foothill Classic Car Club, Best Auto; Calaveras Sheriff Explorer Post 333, Best Honor Guard; Jenny Lind 4-H Dog Club, Best Animals; and Top Hat School Dance, Best Overall.

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Your belief in yourself is the most telling factor in determining your level of success and happiness. I have this issue at times, es-pecially when there are so many life changes I want to make. I have to frequently remind myself that I have the power within me to make these changes. So here are some of my thoughts on what we can do to help us ac-complish our goals.

Th ink about something you are working on or wanting to improve in your life. Maybe you want to be fi t, more abundant in love, in a relationship or fi nd a better job. Just bring one to mind right now and ask yourself this question-where am I on the scale below?

1. I doubt it2. I hope so3. I believe it4. I know it5. I am itIf you are in doubt you must get yourself

out of doubt if you really want to succeed. Th e fi rst thing you must do is get yourself to hope. Feel the diff erence when you say to yourself, “oh I hope I can do this” instead of “this will never work”.

What you hope for, you will eventually believe.What you believe, you will eventually know.What you know, you will eventually cre-ate.What you create, you will eventually ex-perience.What you experience, you will eventually express.What you express, you will eventually be-come. (Th is is from the book Home with God

by Neale Donald Walsch)If you are at hope then move to belief.

Practice seeing yourself already doing it.It is really up to you. You can be, do and

have anything you want. You are blessed with the greatest creative power in the uni-verse and that is the power to think. Every thought you think over and over will become a belief. A belief is just a thought you have practiced over and over again. Whatever you think with passion and enthusiasm you will get more quickly. So if you are worrying, it is like praying for what you don’t want! Stop worrying! Stop doubting! Choose something else. Yes you can, just fi nd a way to do it. Use self control and don’t let your mind wander to doubt. If you practice doubt soon that doubt will manifest to be your reality. You are not the doubt-you are the doubter. Move to hope and feel the momentum begin to build in the positive direction.

Don’t try to get rid of the negative thought, just hold a positive one instead and the old thoughts will lose power because you are not giving them your attention. I would love to hear about your journey. You can contact me @ [email protected]

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What is your favorite holiday tradition?

Sari Mitchell of Valley Springs favorite tradition is getting family together and hang-ing their stockings on the fire place.

Carolyn booker of Pine Grove favorite tradition is epiphany which is the 12th day of Christ-mas.

Denise Erich of Folsom loves Christmas Eve candle light service at midnight. She loves when they sing silent night.

Don Helmid of Sutter Creek favorite tradition is getting all the kids together for the holi-days, as they are getting older it’s one of the only times they all get together.

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It was a magical night filled with thou-sands of lights as Lodi held its 16th Annual Parade of Lights, Thursday, December 1. While it was a tad chilly, the huge winds that had been blowing all day seemed to calm down just in time for the parade. Thou-sands of people came from all over Lodi and neighboring counties to enjoy the spectacle and brought chairs and blankets and warm clothes. 74 entries displayed all kinds of Christmas themes and lights in the annual parade that took over two hours from start to finish.

Councilwoman Joanne Mounce was the parade grand marshal and started off the parade in a magnificent white carriage be-

ing drawn by a Clydesdale. Onlookers were treated to all kinds of entries from semi-trucks, tree trimming trucks, golf carts, cars, marching groups, schools, clubs and equestrians. Since there is only one Santa, only one Santa was allowed in the whole pa-rade and he came at the end to usher in the beginning of the Christmas Season to the delight of all the children.

Jackie Bezley has been coming since the beginning.

“We come every year and are now bring-ing a second generation as we bring our grandchildren” says Bezley. “Its fun and the kids enjoy it and we look forward to it every year.”

The Tokay High Marching Band and football team win in the School Band category in The Parade of Lights.

Hundreds of Lodi Girl Scouts win first in the Walking Group Category as girls dress to rep-resent girl scouts from all over the world.

Tina Frazier and her daughters Shelby and Katie enjoy coming to the parade every year.

A royal Renaissance Christmas presented by Johnah Harper & Amy Pederson of Valley Springs. Riding a black Clydesdale and a rare English shire.

The Kiwanis Club of Greater Lodi and Key Club members from Tokay and McNair High Schools take first place in the Golf Cart Category.

Farmers and Merchants Bank depicts Christ-mas Night with the pajama themed float.

Lodi Jr Flame cheerleaders are bright eyed as they wish the crowd “Merry Christmas”.

Lodi Adopt a Child with their Peanuts themed float.

Relay for Life invites the thousands of onlook-ers to join them in their fight against cancer.

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stores where customers have the opportunity to purchase the food and then donate it,” Hay-ward said.

Th e program has been a success. Th e Calaveras Transit has partnered with the Santa’s Ex-press Committee and has had food drives at many of the local grocery stores in Calaveras County. Th e last “Stuff Th e Bus” appearance is scheduled to take place at Save Mart, 260 Main St., Angels Camp from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 10. Paratransit Services and its drivers have volunteered their time and eff ort to help make the program a success, Hayward emphasized. Th e “Stuff Th e Bus” events have so far resulted $1,421 in monetary donations, 141 frozen turkeys and 6,165 pounds of non-perishable food have been donated through the program.

Hayward says volunteers are needed to pack the food. She says the food will be distributed Tuesday, Dec. 20 at three locations: Murphys Senior Center at the same parking lot as the Faith Lutheran Church, in West Point at the Blue Mountain Coalition for Youth and Families and in San Andreas at the Resource Connection Food Bank’s headquarters, 206 George Reed Drive.

For more information on donating food, receiving food or volunteering, contact Program Director Jeannie Hayward at 209-754-1257 or [email protected]. Th e Re-source Connection also has a Santa’s Express Toys for Tots Toy Drive. Along with this drive the California Highway Patrol sponsors a Toys for Tots Toy Drive throughout the community.

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Somewhere in Time ~the Changing Face of Old Town Galt

Photos by Paige Lampson

Fourth Street as it appears today.

Just opened, Galt Place Senior Apartments provide low cost housing to those 55 and older and ground � oor retail.

To the left is the Spanns Warehouse in the process of being renovated to model historic Galt.

Historical Photos courtesy of the Galt Area Historical Society. The Galt Hotel before it burned down.

Early Galt Fourth Street. Everything but Brewsters on the left

burned down in 1924.

This building now hosts Galt Beauty Salon and gifts and tanning.

burned down in 1924.

The ladies of Galt Beauty Salon enjoy helping clients

look their best in the beautifully restored building.

For those who enjoy a healthy meal, The Mix Fusion combines Korean and Thai along with some other Asian in� uences. The Scoop recommends the Thai Chicken salad, presented beautifully.

This is the building on “C” street that now

holds Mix Fusion, Old Town Barber Shop

and Something Sweet Bakery.

Bud Maynard, owner of Old Town Barber Shop, has been cutting hair since the 60’s and only charges $10 a cut. He also plays Santa during the holidays.

Something Sweet Bakery has lots of sweets to temp customers. Cakes for all occasions and speciaity cakes you might want for private bachelor or bach-elorette parties.

Brewsters was recently restored and is a beautiful

restaurant, bar and club with something to delight

any pallet.

The inside of Brewsters general store as it appeared over 100 years ago.

This was Mr. Brewster’s house. You can see the

restaurant behind it. It now holds many busi-

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By Paige LampsonGalt City Editor

� e City of Galt was founded in 1969 when Dr. Obed Harvey was successful in getting the Central Paci� c Railroad to lay track near his property. Rancher John McFarland was given the honor of naming the new city and named it a� er a city in Canada, Galt, Ontario. Soon Front Street (now 4th Street) was the center of business as farmers brought their cattle and hogs to the stockyards located south of the railroad station, to be shipped to the east. Sacks of wheat and barley could be seen piled high waiting to be picked up for shipment to the local mills.

For years, Galt was the agricultural center of the Sacramento Val-ley. � e Sacramento County Fair was even held for many years on what is now the Galt Market and Fairsite Elementary school grounds. Most of 4th street burned down in 1924 as the bucket brigade did it’s best, but was unsuccessful at putting out the � re. Brewsters General Store was saved because there was an empty lot between it and the rest of the buildings. � e empty lot is still there and has been turned into patio dining for the new Brewsters restaurant. � ere are many charming businesses open in Old Town today including restaurants, beauty salons, bakeries, barbers, realtors, an antique store, grocery stores, a bakery, management companies and Estrellita ballroom which rents out for special events. Tanya Du� y fell in love with the

building and opened Galt Beauty Supply and Salon. “I love vintage things” says Du� y. “� is location is very visible and we have lots of room for all our services.”

With the help, advice and historic photos provided by � e Galt Area Historical Society (GAHS) many of the buildings are being re-stored and new ones are being constructed to resemble that Galt so long ago.

Galt City Manager Jason Behmann shares some of the plans the city council is working towards. “We have some exciting plans” says Behmann. “� e City is looking to continue to change the entire Old Town by breathing new life into the area by adding entertainment op-tions, retail and additional restaurants. � e City’s vision for this area is to create a unique entertainment, shopping and gathering place for the community that capitalizes on the great history and charm of Old Town Galt. We want to make this the heart and soul of our community again and create a sense of place. Before the State froze redevelopment agencies, we were in the process of acquiring nearly a dozen properties for future projects. We hope to get this process back on track a� er the � rst of the year a� er the lawsuit pending before the California Supreme Court between the State of California and the Californian Redevelopment Association is resolved.” Be sure to visit Old Town Galt when you come into town. Just take the “C’” street or Central Galt exit and stop when you get to the railroad tracks.


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Hospice Tree of Lights starts o� Galt’s Lighting of the Night Parade

Written and photos by Paige LampsonGalt City Editor

� e City of Galt presented its 2011 Tree Lighting and Lighting of the Night Parade on Saturday, December 3rd. Hundreds crammed into the Littleton Community Center to watch the City Tots Preschool perform in their Christmas best and get a moment and picture with Santa.Everyone then went outside for the Tree Lighting on C Street.

� e City of Galt has been lighting this tree for years, but this year is special be-cause it is the Inaugural Tree of Lights sponsored by Hospice of San Joaquin. Community members have the opportuni-ty purchase a light in memory or in honor of a loved one who holds a special place in their hearts. Proceeds will bene� t Hospice of San Joaquin and anyone interested can

still make a donation for as little as � ve dollars. � e crowd was treated to lots of Christmas music from Galt Bible Church Choir, Galt Christian School Chime Choir and the talented Adin Selby. � e family of Diane Gragg, who was serviced by Hospice before she died, was given the honor of throwing the switch and lighting the tree.

Galt Finance Director Inez Kiriu coor-dinated with Hospice to bring Galt the Tree of Lights.

“Hospice has been so successful in other cities and it just seemed like a natural tran-sition for Galt” says Kiriu. “In addition to the Galt community, we wanted to reach out and include other groups. I was thrilled at the support of the community and of the tree. � is turn out seems unprecedented. I think there was a lot of support for Hospice here tonight.”

Herald 4H in Galt’s Lighting of the Night Parade.

Kaehler Dairy put thousands of lights on their � oat at the Lighting of the Night Parade.

Gary of Gary’s Country Deli shows his country side as he sits atop a tractor during Galt’s parade.

The family of Diane Gragg, daughters Diana and Jody and grandchildren Andre, Codey, Katie, Nicholi and Vanessa are honored to light Galt’s Inaugural Tree of Lights.

The City Tots kicked o� Galt’s evening tree lighting and Lighting of the Night Parade with a few Christmas songs.

Mikey Brixey, 3 can hardly contain his Christmas Spirit as he performs with the City Tots in Galt.

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“The Hangover Part II” (R) -- When “The Hangover” came out, fans loved the original comedy. The jokes were fresh, the comedy tal-ent wasn’t the same overexposed clowns, and played-out themes of bromance were rekin-dled with in a tongue-in-cheek kind of way. Fans demanded more of the film’s stars and

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“The Help” (PG-13) -- This film about issues of race, class, gender, respect and friendship has been kicking up critical acclaim from the start. Set in the 1960s in Mississippi, Skeeter (Emma Stone) is a young reporter who forms a connection with Aibileen (Viola Davis) and takes an interest in the lives of the black housekeepers employed by the ladies of high-society.

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Four or more items save 25% off your entire purchase

ADDITIONAL 10% OFF ALL CLEARANCE ITEMSALREADY MARKED DOWN 30-50%

Discounts not available on fencing, feed, hay, pet food,electric fencing or hardware. FEED ROOM CLOSED.

Regular Store Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am - 6pm, Sat-Sun 8:30am - 5pmLees’ Feed Lockeford • 18503 N Hwy 88

209-727-0131

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NEW & AGAINConsignment Furniture Gallery

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Lodi FamilyOwned & Operated

Open 7 Days

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Programs!Jewelry - Mirrors - Artwork - Sofas - Chairs

Dishes - Recliners - Dinette Sets - Lamps - GlasswareRoom Dividers - Yard & Garden Decor - End Tables - Clocks Dressers - Mattresses - Desks - Armoires - Bedroom Sets

MON-SAT 10-6 SUN 12-5DELIVERY & PICKUP AVAILABLE

209-368-2200www.newandagainonline.com

210 S. School St. Downtown Lodi


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