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Coupon valid Friday, July 26th thru Sunday, July 28th! 1100 Lincoln Ave., Alameda 522-1345 P-3051 Locally owned and operated in the Alameda community for over 50 years! SO MUCH MORE THAN A HARDWARE STORE ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA U.S.A. 2298-E South Shore Center Alameda, CA 94501 510-769-7540 SALE PRICE $ 15 00 Limit one (1) per customer Reg. price $29.99 SKU# 029925602519 HUDSON 1GAL WEED N BUG SPRAYERS 2PK Alameda Sun www.alamedasun.com July 25, 2013 5 SPORTS WESCAFE Coffee, Espresso, Sandwiches NOW OPEN FOR DINNER Thursday-Sunday 6 to 10PM 1518 Webster St. • 510.522.1700 www.thewescafe.com What’s Happening on the West End? Calafia Taqueria Real Fresh Mexican Food Try our New Salsa Bar! Right next to the Farmer’s Market 1445 Webster Street 510-522-2996 Fax: 510-522-2997 M-Sat 10a-10p & Sun 10a-8p $3 OFF ANY DRY CLEANING W/ORDER OF $15 OR MORE One Coupon Per Order • Exp. 08/31/13 Must present coupon w/order • Professional Drycleaning • Quality Shirt Laundry • We Operate Our Own Plant 1529 Webster St. Alameda (510) 522-8299 M-F 7AM-6:30 PM • SAT 8AM-6PM For more information about West Alameda, visit us online at www.westalameda business.com. THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF ALAMEDA SINCE 1973 HAS BEEN DEDICATED TO ANIMAL PROTECTION AND PET POPULATION CONTROL Checks payable to the Humane Society are tax-deductible. We are an all-volunteer 501 (c)(3) Non-Profit Organization $20 Individual Membership $35 Supporting Member $100 Life Member $______ A Donation Amount Send to: H.S.A., P.O. Box 1571, Alameda, CA 94501 www.HSAlameda.org H.S.A. is now offering FREE animal adoption for Alameda Veterans of the Armed Services. We continue to offer FREE animal adoptions for Alameda Senior Citizens living on low incomes. Animal adoptions provided at the Alameda Animal Shelter. Name ___________________ Address ______________________________ City _________________________________ Zip ______________________ WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! to continue our financial assistance to the Alameda Animal Shelter, our spay and neuter fund and our dedicated programs. Buy your New Student Pass at Island Yoga and use within 30 days of purchase! 510.205.5003 www.alamedaislandyoga.com NEW STUDENT SPECIAL! 3 Classes for $25! Good for any weekly ongoing class at: Includes Soup or Salad and Dessert Angus Prime Rib / New York Steak / Fish Fried Prawns / Pasta / Lamb Shank & More! OPEN DAILY 9AM-10PM • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 1148 Ballena Blvd. Alameda, CA 94501 Tel: (510) 865-5086 865-5088 EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIAL $ 11 95 to $ 14 95 Mon-Fri: 3pm-7pm / Sat-Sun: 3pm-6pm PIER 29 Waterfront Restaurant Breakfast Lunch Dinner Cocktails HAPPY HOUR Mon-Fri 3pm-7pm | Sat & Sun 3pm-6pm Special Menu $ 1 95 & Up OUTDOOR WATERFRONT DINING! AS New Peruvian Bistro Opens This Weekend Come see the history in your own backyard Alameda Naval Air Museum Building 77, 2151 Ferry Point on the Former Alameda Naval Air Station OPEN SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 10AM to 4PM $5 Admission / Children under 12 FREE Men & Women in Uniform: No Charge OPEN FOR SPECIAL EVENTS BY APPOINTMENT Crow’s Nest Facility Available for Small Banquets CALL FOR INFO: 522-4262 www.alamedanavalairmuseum.org See our exhibits on the China Clipper, Doolittle Raid on Tokyo, Battle of Midway, Benton Field, WAVES, SeaBees and much more! $1 OFF ADMISSION WITH THIS AD! WANTED MBE / WBE Project Details: Alameda Point Collaborative is requesting bids for the New Life Garden Project in Alameda. The rehabilitation project includes trades of: demolition, carpentry, plumbing, HVAC, electrical and miscellaneous work. Estimated Cost: $200,000-$300,000 MBE/WBE Goal Percentage: 5% The project package will be available on July 29, 2013 For more information email: [email protected] subject: New Life Gardens Project Bid Due Date & Time: August 15, 2013 at 3 p.m. Pre-Bid Conference Date & Time: July 31, 2013 Noon to 1 p.m. Project Location: 677 West Ranger Ave., Alameda, CA 94501 Alameda Point Collaborative is an equal opportunity employer. Alameda Point Collaborative encourages Minority and Women Business participation. Jen’s Hair Design Color Special $ 45 510.421.1560 By Appointment Only 3215 Encinal Ave. Alameda Sun Staff Reports The Alameda Women’s Golf Club held its Guest Day Event last Thursday, July 18 at the Earl Fry Course. Each team consisted of four players and the teams were bro- ken into two groups: first and second flights. In four-man-play competition, all golfers play each hole, with the two best scores counting and the other two scores being discarded. The team of Jane Sullwold, Tai Anderson, Juanita Solano and Barbara Wood shot an overall net 128 to win the first flight. Bernice Herzberg, Nora Solmoro, Ruby Soo, and Carole Evans fin- ished tied for second in the flight with the team of Sia Scates, Holly Cromer, Peggy Miller and Susan Logan. Both teams scored a net 131. The team of Barbara Mickle, Linda Ferrill, Ardis Crist and Patsy Tarabini shot a net 134 to finish in fourth place in the first flight. The team of Bev Blatt, Louise Eilhardt, Cheryl Saxton and Karen Walsh won the second flight by a narrow margin. The winning team shot a net 132, one stroke better than the team of Betsy Gammell, Betty Hatch and Angie Vaccarezza —because the team only had three players they used a blind draw to determine the fourth score — who scored a net 133. The team of Vivian Kang, Bonnie Kim, Jennifer Kim and Sonia Kwak finished in third place with a net 134. Yvonne Lee shot the closest ball to the hole in the closest-to- the-hole competion on the fourth hole. Her ball traveled within 3’ 8” of the hole. Tarabini placed her ball within 10’ 3” for second place in the competition while Crist’s ball came 23’9” from the hole. Wood won the competi- tion on the 15th hole. Her ball landed 2’0” from the pin. Penney Feehan’s ball landed 10’5” from the pin, while Solmoro’s ball landed 12’5” from the hole. Forty-two golfers in all com- peted in the tournament. There were 11 teams competing. Club Hosts Guest Day Bay Bombers Win Derby 77-76 T he San Francisco Bay Bombers defeated Ice Box’s Los Angeles Firebirds 77-76 in a high scoring, offensive battle. This marked the Bombers’ first time skating at the Alameda Point Gymnasium. Above, blockers attempt to stop the jammers from cutting through the pack during one of the banked-track roller derby match ups held this past weekend. Dennis Evanosky Continued from page 2 Artemis: Ready to enter sailing races in the early rounds, before the rac- ing hits its full stride,” said Amer- ica’s Cup CEO Stephen Barclay in June. Although the team plans to be- gin training on the bay this week, it is not expected to join the Louis Vuitton Cup races until the semifi- nals Aug. 6. However, some Ameri- ca’s Cup challengers think even this plan maybe too ambitious. “It’s too hard to judge,” said Emirates Team New Zealand boss Grant Dalton. “It is a new boat and they have a new wing too. That is a lot to work with; a lot to get your heads around. I don’t know that we’d take it on with only two weeks of practice.” Nonetheless, the team said that the new yacht, dubbed Big Blue, would undergo dock tuning this week at the Artemis team’s head- quarters on Alameda Point. Contact Ekene Ikeme at eikeme@ alamedasun.com. Grand Opening for Chicha! Chicha, a contemporary Peruvian bistro, is having their Grand Opening on Saturday, July 27 and Sunday, July 28, coinciding with the celebration of Peruvian independence. Chicha offers a variety of seafood main courses, such as pescado relleno con mariscos and pescado sudado, poultry dishes such as pollada and aji de gallina, beef, pork and lamb entrees, such as seco de carne and costillar de chancho, along with a variety of pasta and rice dishes. There are more than 20 varieties of tapas appetizers to choose from. Rounding out the menu items are a half-dozen tempt- ing desserts, such as arroz con leche and mazamorra morada, a traditional dessert of 19th-century Lima, Peru, and helado de lucuma con alfajor, served with lucuma ice cream, made from a tropical fruit native to the Andes. The best way to become familiar with the menu items from Peru is to visit Chicha, and savor all that Peruvian cuisine has to offer. Come and join the fun this weekend. Have a taste of Peru and Latin America, and enjoy N’Canto, a band of local Peruvian art- ists playing Peruvian coastal music. Chicha is running a 10 per- cent discount throughout the month of August. Chicha is located at 1544 Webster St., and their hours on Saturday will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Normal hours of operation are: Monday through Thursday, from 3:30 to 9 p.m., Fridays, from 3:30 to 10 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. New Student Specials at Island Yoga Yoga is an ancient practice designed to promote integration of body, mind, and spirit. With its regimen of postures and measured breath, yoga draws the mental focus inward, and away from the stresses of mod- ern living. The practice may be vigorous, quiet and meditative, invigorating, and/or relaxing and restful, but all aimed toward improving the human condition. Marcia Newlin and Nancy Clarke are co-directors of Island Yoga, where well-trained teach- ers offer classes in various disciplines and lineages. For their part, Island Yoga’s student community has expressed their appreciation that the staff is experienced, attentive, and per- ceptive with their guidance. Island Yoga offers a serene garden setting, upstairs, in rooms furnished with skylights, stained glass and redwood paneling; students describe the atmosphere as warm, intimate, and welcoming. Island Yoga is currently offering a New Student Special: Three classes for $25, good for any ongoing weekly class with any teacher, and valid for 30 days from date of purchase. View the list of classes and teachers online at www. alamedaislandyoga.com, or stop by the studio and pick up a printed schedule. Payment is by cash or check only, no pre-reg- istration or coupon is necessary. Just come a few minutes early to sign up and meet your teach- er. The studio provides all the props you may need, including Yoga mats. Island Yoga is locat- ed at 911 Central Ave., between Caroline and Ninth Streets.
Transcript of Club Hosts Guest Day - Alameda Sun · as pollada and aji de gallina, beef, pork and lamb entrees,...
Coupon valid Friday, July 26th thru Sunday, July 28th!
1100 Lincoln Ave., Alameda522-1345
P-3051Locally owned and operated in the Alameda community for over 50 years!
SO MUCH MORE THAN A HARDWARE STOREALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA U.S.A.
2298-E South Shore Center Alameda, CA 94501510-769-7540
SALE PRICE $1500 Limit one (1) per customer
Reg. price $29.99 SKU# 029925602519
HUDSON 1GAL WEED N BUG SPRAYERS 2PK
Alameda Sun www.alamedasun.com July 25, 2013 5
SPORTS
WESCAFECoffee, Espresso,
Sandwiches
NOW OPEN FOR DINNER
Thursday-Sunday6 to 10PM
1518 Webster St. • 510.522.1700www.thewescafe.com
What’s Happening on the West End?
Calafia TaqueriaReal Fresh Mexican Food
Try our New Salsa Bar!
Right next to the Farmer’s Market
1445 Webster Street510-522-2996Fax: 510-522-2997
M-Sat 10a-10p & Sun 10a-8p
$3 OFFANY DRY CLEANINGW/ORDER OF $15 OR MORE
One Coupon Per Order • Exp. 08/31/13Must present coupon w/order
• Professional Drycleaning• Quality Shirt Laundry• We Operate Our Own Plant
1529 Webster St. Alameda
(510) 522-8299M-F 7AM-6:30 PM • SAT 8AM-6PM
For more information about West Alameda,
visit us online at www.westalameda
business.com.
THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF ALAMEDA SINCE 1973 HAS BEEN DEDICATED
TO ANIMAL PROTECTION AND PET POPULATION CONTROL
Checks payable to the Humane Society are tax-deductible. We are an all-volunteer 501 (c)(3) Non-Profi t Organization
$20 Individual Membership $35 Supporting Member $100 Life Member $______ A Donation Amount
Send to: H.S.A., P.O. Box 1571, Alameda, CA 94501www.HSAlameda.org
H.S.A. is now offering FREE animal adoption for Alameda Veterans of the Armed Services. We continue to offer FREE animal adoptions for Alameda Senior Citizens living on low incomes. Animal adoptions provided at the Alameda Animal Shelter.
Name ___________________ Address ______________________________City _________________________________ Zip ______________________
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! to continue our fi nancial assistance to the Alameda Animal Shelter,
our spay and neuter fund and our dedicated programs.
Buy your New Student Pass at Island Yogaand use within 30 days of purchase!
510.205.5003www.alamedaislandyoga.com
NEW STUDENT SPECIAL!3 Classes for $25!
Good for any weekly ongoing class at:
Includes Soup or Salad and DessertAngus Prime Rib / New York Steak / Fish
Fried Prawns / Pasta / Lamb Shank & More!
OPEN DAILY 9AM-10PM • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING1148 Ballena Blvd. Alameda, CA 94501
Tel: (510) 865-5086 865-5088
EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIAL $1195 to $1495
Mon-Fri: 3pm-7pm / Sat-Sun: 3pm-6pm
PIER 29 Waterfront RestaurantBreakfast Lunch Dinner Cocktails
HAPPY HOURMon-Fri 3pm-7pm | Sat & Sun 3pm-6pm
Special Menu $195 & Up
OUTDOOR WATERFRONT
DINING!
AS
New Peruvian Bistro Opens This Weekend
Come see the history in your own backyard
Alameda Naval Air Museum Building 77, 2151 Ferry Point on the Former Alameda Naval Air Station
OPEN SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS10AM to 4PM
$5 Admission / Children under 12 FREEMen & Women in Uniform: No Charge
OPEN FOR SPECIAL EVENTS BY APPOINTMENT
Crow’s Nest Facility Available for Small Banquets
CALL FOR INFO: 522-4262www.alamedanavalairmuseum.org See our exhibits on the China Clipper, Doolittle Raid on Tokyo,
Battle of Midway, Benton Field, WAVES, SeaBees and much more!
$1 OFF ADMISSION WITH THIS AD!
WANTED MBE / WBEProject Details: Alameda Point Collaborative is requesting bids for the New Life Garden Project in Alameda. The rehabilitation project includes trades of: demolition, carpentry, plumbing, HVAC, electrical and miscellaneous work. Estimated Cost: $200,000-$300,000MBE/WBE Goal Percentage: 5%The project package will be available on July 29, 2013For more information email: [email protected] subject: New Life Gardens ProjectBid Due Date & Time: August 15, 2013 at 3 p.m.Pre-Bid Conference Date & Time: July 31, 2013 Noon to 1 p.m.Project Location: 677 West Ranger Ave., Alameda, CA 94501Alameda Point Collaborative is an equal opportunity employer. Alameda Point Collaborative encourages Minority and Women Business participation.
Jen’s Hair Design
Color Special
$45510.421.1560By Appointment Only
3215 Encinal Ave.
Alameda
Sun Staff ReportsThe Alameda Women’s Golf
Club held its Guest Day Event last Thursday, July 18 at the Earl Fry Course.
Each team consisted of four players and the teams were bro-ken into two groups: first and second flights. In four-man-play competition, all golfers play each hole, with the two best scores counting and the other two scores being discarded.
The team of Jane Sullwold, Tai Anderson, Juanita Solano and Barbara Wood shot an overall net 128 to win the first flight. Bernice Herzberg, Nora Solmoro, Ruby Soo, and Carole Evans fin-ished tied for second in the flight with the team of Sia Scates, Holly Cromer, Peggy Miller and Susan Logan. Both teams scored a net 131. The team of Barbara Mickle, Linda Ferrill, Ardis Crist and Patsy Tarabini shot a net 134 to finish in fourth place in the first flight.
The team of Bev Blatt, Louise Eilhardt, Cheryl Saxton and Karen Walsh won the second flight by a narrow margin. The winning team shot a net 132, one stroke better than the team of Betsy Gammell, Betty Hatch and Angie Vaccarezza —because the team only had three players they used
a blind draw to determine the fourth score — who scored a net 133. The team of Vivian Kang, Bonnie Kim, Jennifer Kim and Sonia Kwak finished in third place with a net 134.
Yvonne Lee shot the closest ball to the hole in the closest-to-the-hole competion on the fourth hole. Her ball traveled within 3’ 8” of the hole. Tarabini placed her ball within 10’ 3” for second place in the competition while Crist’s ball came 23’9” from the hole. Wood won the competi-tion on the 15th hole. Her ball landed 2’0” from the pin. Penney Feehan’s ball landed 10’5” from
the pin, while Solmoro’s ball landed 12’5” from the hole.
Forty-two golfers in all com-peted in the tournament. There were 11 teams competing.
Club Hosts Guest Day
Bay Bombers Win Derby 77-76The San Francisco Bay Bombers defeated Ice Box’s Los Angeles Firebirds
77-76 in a high scoring, offensive battle. This marked the Bombers’ first time skating at the Alameda Point Gymnasium. Above, blockers attempt to stop
the jammers from cutting through the pack during one of the banked-track roller derby match ups held this past weekend.
Dennis Evanosky
Continued from page 2Artemis: Ready to enter sailing racesin the early rounds, before the rac-ing hits its full stride,” said Amer-ica’s Cup CEO Stephen Barclay in June.
Although the team plans to be-gin training on the bay this week, it is not expected to join the Louis Vuitton Cup races until the semifi-nals Aug. 6. However, some Ameri-ca’s Cup challengers think even this plan maybe too ambitious.
“It’s too hard to judge,” said Emirates Team New Zealand boss Grant Dalton. “It is a new boat and they have a new wing too. That is a lot to work with; a lot to get your heads around. I don’t know that we’d take it on with only two weeks of practice.”
Nonetheless, the team said that the new yacht, dubbed Big Blue, would undergo dock tuning this
week at the Artemis team’s head-quarters on Alameda Point.
Contact Ekene Ikeme at [email protected].
Grand Opening for Chicha!Chicha, a contemporary
Peruvian bistro, is having their Grand Opening on Saturday, July 27 and Sunday, July 28, coinciding with the celebration of Peruvian independence.
Chicha offers a variety of seafood main courses, such as pescado relleno con mariscos and pescado sudado, poultry dishes such as pollada and aji de gallina, beef, pork and lamb entrees, such as seco de carne and costillar de chancho, along with a variety of pasta and rice dishes. There are more than 20 varieties of tapas appetizers to choose from.
Rounding out the menu items are a half-dozen tempt-ing desserts, such as arroz con leche and mazamorra morada, a traditional dessert of 19th-century Lima, Peru, and helado de lucuma con alfajor, served with lucuma ice cream, made from a tropical fruit native to the Andes.
The best way to become familiar with the menu items from Peru is to visit Chicha, and savor all that Peruvian cuisine has to offer. Come and join the fun this weekend. Have a taste of Peru and Latin America, and enjoy N’Canto, a band of local Peruvian art-ists playing Peruvian coastal music.
Chicha is running a 10 per-cent discount throughout the month of August. Chicha is located at 1544 Webster St., and their hours on Saturday will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Normal hours of operation are: Monday through Thursday, from 3:30 to 9 p.m., Fridays, from 3:30 to 10 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
New Student Specials at Island Yoga
Yoga is an ancient practice designed to promote integration of body, mind, and spirit. With its regimen of postures and measured breath, yoga draws the mental focus inward, and away from the stresses of mod-ern living. The practice may be vigorous, quiet and meditative, invigorating, and/or relaxing and restful, but all aimed toward improving the human condition.
Marcia Newlin and Nancy Clarke are co-directors of Island Yoga, where well-trained teach-
ers offer classes in various disciplines and lineages. For their part, Island Yoga’s student community has expressed their appreciation that the staff is experienced, attentive, and per-ceptive with their guidance.
Island Yoga offers a serene garden setting, upstairs, in rooms furnished with skylights, stained glass and redwood paneling; students describe the atmosphere as warm, intimate, and welcoming.
Island Yoga is currently offering a New Student Special: Three classes for $25, good for any ongoing weekly class with any teacher, and valid for 30 days from date of purchase. View the list of classes and teachers online at www.alamedaislandyoga.com, or stop by the studio and pick up a printed schedule. Payment is by cash or check only, no pre-reg-istration or coupon is necessary. Just come a few minutes early
to sign up and meet your teach-er. The studio provides all the props you may need, including Yoga mats. Island Yoga is locat-ed at 911 Central Ave., between Caroline and Ninth Streets.
