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Section C | The Union | Saturday, March 17, 2012 | C7 HOME & GARDEN Now thru April 30 Learn how to receive Special Rebates & Discounts on RESTYLANE PERLANE DYSPORT & BOTOX* Enjoy a More Youthful You! *Call for your personal consultation with Master Injectionist, Peggy McQuade, RN and learn how to enjoy a more youthful you! Medical Aesthetic & Spa Services. Please call today for your personal consultation. (530) 273-4545 280 Sierra College Drive, Suite 115, Grass Valley Includes: • Tank installation • 1-year tank rental • Full gas check safety inspection NEW CUSTOMER SPECIAL $ 2 29 GALLON* FIRST FILL Call Marc Holmes today Toll Free 877-967-1694 Hurry! Low locked-in margin pricing for first 25 customers 797 S. Auburn St Grass Valley terrabellasalon.com 274.7700 Eminence Organic Skincare Ammonia-Free, Organic Hair Color Tu-Sa 9-5 ORGANIC products we use MEDICAL MARIJUANA MEDICAL MARIJUANA SPECIALIST SPECIALIST Highland Springs Wellness Center Highland Springs Wellness Center Sean Devlin, DO-Stephen Banister, MD-Ann M. Barnet, MD Annie Bennett, PA-C www.highlandspringswellness.com Immediate Appointments Available (530) 274 -2274 Alternative Health Care for Chronic Conditions such as Glaucoma, Arthritis, IBS, Seizures Insomnia, Migraine, Chronic Pain of any kind L E G I T I M A T E O N E Y E A R A P P R O V A L 521 Searls Ave., Nevada City • Dr. Susan Murphy, DVM 265-3722 Compassionate Care for Cherished Companions February is DOGGIE DENTAL MONTH EXPIRES 3-15-12 Physical Exam Full Dental Exam IV Catheter & Fluids Anesthesia Ultrasonic Cleaning Polishing (extractions, medications & X-Rays extra) $ 199 Dental Special Cats welcome too! extended to march 15 WINTER WINTER TANK SET SPECIAL ❉ ❉ ❉ Limited TIME ONLY *Within coverage area. At time of tank set. Offer expires 04/30/12. Call for complete details. Purchase an additional 100 gallons at a special rate of $ 1 .95 per gallon* ❉ PLUS 13120 John Bauer Avenue Grass Valley (off Loma Rica Drive) Grass Valley: 477-7854 • Auburn: 885-5585 www.NorthernSierraPropane.com FAST, PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE INCLUDES: • 6-month tank rental • Twin-stage regulator • Pigtail • Pressure test • Labor and parts to set tank $ 189 * AND 100 GALLONS OF PROPANE 565 Brunswick Rd., Ste. 14, Grass Valley (530) 272-6752 Visit us online: www.drgawley.com Hours Available 7am-7pm Open 5 Days a Week Can’t Afford Going To The Dentist? Think Again! We’re Making Excellence in Dentistry Affordable for You & Your Entire Family Join Gawley Dental Care’s IN-HOUSE PREMIER DENTAL PLAN It’s a discounted fee schedule for most services, only good at Gawley Dental Care. You save on everything from cleanings & fillings to cosmetic procedures & crowns. Enroll Today! Ask About... Brunswick Safeway Sutton Way 49 FIRST 20 ENROLLEES RECEIVE A LIFETIME OF TEETH WHITENING FOR FREE.* HURRY! *New patients only. Some exclusions apply. Odds are you’ll get hitched. Roadrunner Automotive YOUR LANDROVER ~ JAGUAR ~ EUROPEAN SPECIALIST 10% All Repairs OFF * 12534 Loma Rica Dr , Grass Valley W: (530) 272-8692 C: (949) 375-0299 *Excludes minor maintenance. Expires 3-31-12 $ 99 Includes pads & labor. Per axle. Most vehicles. Expires 3-31-12 Brake Special — 1 to 1 1/2 inch foam and batting are both available at Swenson’s Outdoors in Grass Valley. They supply it because people often use it as camping bedding. — For decorative fabric, I suggest Ben Franklin or Fabric Boutique which both offer interesting and diverse uphol- stery remnants and other options. You should describe what you want to do and ask for assistance finding a fabric that would work for upholstery. I’ve done many versions of upholstered headboards. And I like all of them because they were styled appropriately for specific situations. One is a blend of clean contemporary lines and soft, feminine curves. A rectangular upholstered center is bordered by a large frame covered in a faux leather treatment. The faux leather treatment I created using craft paper which I stained dark brown and waxed. Because craft paper is fibrous, when it is stained and waxed, the leather illusion is quite believable and beautiful. Sconces with built-in touch light dimmers were installed in the frame. These curvy, sparkly sconces are func- tional, feminine and reminiscent of jewelry. They balance the masculine-feminine feel of this bed perfectly. Another creation was styled for a guest room meant to feel like a B&B getaway. In this case, a blue and yellow col- or scheme drove me to use a fabric with a micro-plaid pat- tern and to make the headboard look like a wing back chair. While this headboard was a bit more complicated than flat upholstery, I simply attached the upholstered “wings” using L-Brackets fastened under the fabric. So it wasn’t too complex and it is a one-of-a-kind piece I created for a very special client and for a special guest room. The simplest type to make is just a rectangular upholstered headboard. But for one bed- room, curves were needed to break up the many straight lines in the room. So a scroll pattern fabric and a classically curved shape for the top of the headboard did just the trick. This classic look is not trendy (short-lived), and instead will always be stylish and can be recovered at any time to alter the look. To be at our best, and get the most out of life, we all need rest. So don’t skimp on any- thing related to it. Even if you have a tight budget, or are hesi- tant to commit to a particular style, don’t do without … make your bed! Erin Miller is the owner of Erin Miller Designs in Grass Valley, CA. They offer interior design and décor, and complete design and plan drafting services for remodels, additions, kitchens, baths, and custom homes. Erin can be reached at (530) 477-1401, or at erinmillerde- signs.com. MILLER: Continued from C8 CRYPTOQUOTE from New Jersey, shares her recipe: “Grate two bars of soap (I used 4.25-ounce Olay Shea Butter bars) with a fine cheese grater. Pour grated soap and 2 cups of water into a saucepan. Heat over medium-low heat until soap is dissolved, about five minutes. Cool slightly. The soap should have the con- sistency of whole milk at this point. Pour into bot- tles. You can top off your bottles with more water if you want. Cool overnight. The bodywash should have the consistency of melted ice cream when cooled. Use a nickel-sized dollop on your bath sponge and lather up! I’m going to get a year of use out of two bars of soap. I also replaced my facial cleanser with this. It even works well for shav- ing!” Sara Noel is the owner of Frugal Village, www.frugalvillage.com, a website that offers practical, money- saving strategies for everyday living. To send tips, comments or questions, write to Sara Noel, c/o Universal Uclick, 1130 Walnut Street, Kansas City, MO, 64106, or email sara@fru- galvillage.com. FRUGAL: Continued from C8 joining them on Sunday) Vicki MacDonald. Difficulty: Moderate. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., March 22nd and March 25. Cost: $12 BYLT Members, $17 Not-Yet-Members. For more information call BYLT @ 530-272-5994 x 200 or visit www.BearYubaLandTrust.org. The Gold Country Chapter of LeTip International We meet Wednesdays from 11:46 a.m. to 1:01 p.m. at Kane's Restaurant at 120 East Main Street in Grass Valley.We welcome anyone interested in growing their business! Lindsay Marich, with Mr. Rooter Plumbing shared the benefits of buying the system of the fran- chise that they use to run their business, such as flat rate pric- ing! Lindsay and her husband Jim purchased the franchise terri- tory of Nevada County 9 years ago, and have grown to have 9 employees, 4 vans and a pumper truck! Michael Anderson, with Clientworks spoke about common email problems, because the pro- tocol for email was written in the 1970’s. Michael recommended moving your email to “on the cloud” with a program like Office 365. Tip Master Joe Imel presented the February tip report, there were 184 tips passed. The Top Tippers for February were Lindsey Marich, Dawn Ryley and Joe Imel. The total revenue for the month was $29,663.31! For more information about Gold Country LeTip, please call (530) 477-3727! Penn Valley Toastmasters "With gas prices continuing to rise, what is your breaking limit for gas?" That was the question President Steve Hatcher posed for introductions on March 8th to Penn Valley Toastmasters' members and guests. We welcomed Nancy Tessmer as a first-time guest, Elizabeth Dunn as a returning guest, and we voted in new mem- bers Dane Larson, Paula Rodiger and Division F Governor, Emma Santa. Nancy Tessmer was voted Best Table Topics for her entertaining impromptu speech. "Respite" was our Word of the Day. Mary Lynn Peters was voted Best Speaker for her speech on inspiring children who make a difference, and Gale Pylman won Best Evaluator for the evening. Toastmasters is an excellent place to learn how to improve your speaking, listening and leadership skills. Our meetings always include laughter — and we love having guests! We're located at 17422-B Penn Valley Drive in the Penn Valley Shopping Center. Our meeting room is past the Penn Valley Market, under the stairs and across from the laundromat. We meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. For information call (530) 432- 8488. Gold Country Yacht Club We are having our monthly meeting on the second Wed. of each month. During the winter months, meetings are held at Alta Sierra Pizza Parlor. The club is getting ready to sail into a busy year with races, the Go for the Gold Regatta, Catalina Nationals, No Motor Day,Youth Sailing and more. All salts are wel- comed with or without a boat. For information, visit website gcyc.net or call (530) 265-2070. Gold Country Kiwanis Meets at Kane's Restaurant Thursdays from noon to 1 p.m. We are calling on local artists and celebrities to participate in our upcoming Mask Parade. We've had a huge response with only a few masks left. Our Guest speaker this week will be Bill and Kathy McVicker, founders of the Touched- by-a-Child Foundation in Nevada County. We invite you to join us. Find out why we are so attractive and taking on new members. We welcome interested persons to join us at our luncheon to hear our guest speaker and to learn how Kiwanis helps children in Nevada County. For information, Cal McKitrick at (530) 210-4493. CLUBS: Continued from C8 Fill in the grid so that every row, every col- umn, and every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9. Tips and computer program at www.sudoku.com Solution to previous puzzle See CLUBS C3
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Section C | The Union | Saturday, March 17, 2012 | C7
HOME & GARDEN
Now thru April 30Learn how to receive Special Rebates & Discounts onRESTYLANEPERLANEDYSPORT& BOTOX*
Enjoy a MoreYouthful You!
*Call for your personal consultation with Master Injectionist, Peggy McQuade, RN and learn how to
enjoy a more youthful you!
Medical Aesthetic & Spa Services.Please call today for your personal consultation.
(530) 273-4545280 Sierra College Drive, Suite 115, Grass Valley
Includes:• Tank installation• 1-year tank rental• Full gas check safety inspection
NEW CUSTOMER
SPECIAL $229 GALLON*
FIRST FILLCall Marc Holmes today
Toll Free 877-967-1694
Hurry! Low locked-in margin
pricing for first 25 customers
797 S. Auburn St Grass Valleyterrabellasalon.com
274.7700
Eminence Organic Skincare
Ammonia-Free, Organic Hair Color
Tu-Sa 9-5
ORGANICproductswe use MEDICAL MARIJUANAMEDICAL MARIJUANA
SPECIALISTSPECIALIST
Highland Springs Wellness CenterHighland Springs Wellness CenterSean Devlin, DO-Stephen Banister, MD-Ann M. Barnet, MD
Annie Bennett, PA-Cwww.highlandspringswellness.com
Immediate Appointments Available
(530) 274-2274
Alternative Health Care for Chronic Conditionssuch as Glaucoma, Arthritis, IBS, Seizures
Insomnia, Migraine, Chronic Pain of any kind
LEGITIMA
TEONE YEAR APPROVAL
521 Searls Ave., Nevada City • Dr. Susan Murphy, DVM 265-3722 Compassionate Care for Cherished Companions
February isDOGGIE DENTAL MONTH
EXPIRES 3-15-12
Physical Exam Full Dental Exam
IV Catheter & FluidsAnesthesia
Ultrasonic CleaningPolishing
(extractions, medications & X-Rays extra)
$199DentalSpecial
Cats welcome
too!
extended to march 15
WINTER WINTER TANK SET SPECIAL
❉
❉
❉LimitedTIME ONLY
*Within coverage area. At time of tank set. Offer expires 04/30/12.Call for complete details.
Purchase an additional 100 gallonsat a special rate of $1.95 per gallon*❉PLUS
13120 John Bauer AvenueGrass Valley (off Loma Rica Drive)
Grass Valley: 477-7854 • Auburn: 885-5585www.NorthernSierraPropane.com
FAST, PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE
INCLUDES:• 6-month tank rental• Twin-stage regulator• Pigtail• Pressure test• Labor and parts to set tank
$189*
AND100 GALLONS OF PROPANE
565 Brunswick Rd., Ste. 14, Grass Valley(530) 272-6752Visit us online: www.drgawley.comHours Available 7am-7pm Open 5 Days a Week
Can’t Afford Going To The Dentist?
Think Again!We’re Making Excellence in Dentistry Affordable
for You & Your Entire Family
Join Gawley Dental Care’s IN-HOUSE PREMIER
DENTAL PLANIt’s a discounted fee schedule for most
services, only good at Gawley DentalCare. You save on everything fromcleanings & fillings to cosmetic
procedures & crowns.Enroll Today!
Ask About...
Brunswick
Safeway
Sutton W
ay
49
FIRST 20 ENROLLEES RECEIVE A LIFETIMEOF TEETH WHITENING FOR FREE.* HURRY!*New patients only. Some exclusions apply.
Odds are you’ll get hitched.
Roadrunner AutomotiveYOUR LANDROVER ~ JAGUAR ~ EUROPEAN SPECIALIST
10%All Repairs
OFF*
12534 Loma Rica Dr, Grass Valley W: (530) 272-8692 C: (949) 375-0299
*Excludes minor maintenance.Expires 3-31-12
$99Includes pads & labor.
Per axle. Most vehicles.Expires 3-31-12
BrakeSpecial
®
— 1 to 1 1/2 inch foamand batting are both available atSwenson’s Outdoors in GrassValley. They supply it becausepeople often use it as campingbedding.
— For decorative fabric, Isuggest Ben Franklin or FabricBoutique which both offerinteresting and diverse uphol-stery remnants and otheroptions. You should describewhat you want to do and askfor assistance finding a fabricthat would work for upholstery.
I’ve done many versions ofupholstered headboards. And Ilike all of them because theywere styled appropriately forspecific situations.
One is a blend of cleancontemporary lines and soft,feminine curves. A rectangularupholstered center is borderedby a large frame covered in afaux leather treatment.
The faux leather treatmentI created using craft paperwhich I stained dark brown andwaxed. Because craft paper isfibrous, when it is stained andwaxed, the leather illusion isquite believable and beautiful.
Sconces with built-intouch light dimmers wereinstalled in the frame. Thesecurvy, sparkly sconces are func-tional, feminine andreminiscent of jewelry. Theybalance the masculine-femininefeel of this bed perfectly.
Another creation wasstyled for a guest room meantto feel like a B&B getaway. Inthis case, a blue and yellow col-or scheme drove me to use afabric with a micro-plaid pat-tern and to make theheadboard look like a wingback chair.
While this headboard wasa bit more complicated than flatupholstery, I simply attachedthe upholstered “wings” usingL-Brackets fastened under thefabric. So it wasn’t too complex
and it is a one-of-a-kind piece Icreated for a very special clientand for a special guest room.
The simplest type to makeis just a rectangular upholsteredheadboard. But for one bed-room, curves were needed tobreak up the many straightlines in the room. So a scrollpattern fabric and a classicallycurved shape for the top of theheadboard did just the trick.
This classic look is nottrendy (short-lived), and insteadwill always be stylish and canbe recovered at any time to alterthe look.
To be at our best, and getthe most out of life, we all needrest. So don’t skimp on any-thing related to it. Even if youhave a tight budget, or are hesi-tant to commit to a particularstyle, don’t do without … makeyour bed!
Erin Miller is the owner of Erin MillerDesigns in Grass Valley, CA. They offerinterior design and décor, and completedesign and plan drafting services forremodels, additions, kitchens, baths, andcustom homes. Erin can be reached at(530) 477-1401, or at erinmillerde-signs.com.
MILLER:Continued from C8
CRYPTOQUOTE
from New Jersey, shares herrecipe: “Grate two bars ofsoap (I used 4.25-ounceOlay Shea Butter bars) witha fine cheese grater. Pourgrated soap and 2 cups of
water into a saucepan. Heatover medium-low heat untilsoap is dissolved, about fiveminutes. Cool slightly. Thesoap should have the con-sistency of whole milk atthis point. Pour into bot-tles. You can top off yourbottles with more water ifyou want. Cool overnight.
The bodywash should havethe consistency of meltedice cream when cooled. Usea nickel-sized dollop onyour bath sponge and latherup! I’m going to get a yearof use out of two bars ofsoap. I also replaced myfacial cleanser with this. Iteven works well for shav-
ing!”
Sara Noel is the owner of Frugal
Village, www.frugalvillage.com, a
website that offers practical, money-
saving strategies for everyday living.
To send tips, comments or questions,
write to Sara Noel, c/o Universal
Uclick, 1130 Walnut Street, Kansas
City, MO, 64106, or email sara@fru-
galvillage.com.
FRUGAL:Continued from C8
joining them on Sunday) VickiMacDonald. Difficulty: Moderate.
9 a.m. to 5 p.m., March 22nd andMarch 25. Cost: $12 BYLTMembers, $17 Not-Yet-Members.
For more information call BYLT @530-272-5994 x 200 or visitwww.BearYubaLandTrust.org.
The Gold Country Chapter ofLeTip International
We meet Wednesdays from 11:46a.m. to 1:01 p.m. at Kane'sRestaurant at 120 East MainStreet in Grass Valley. We welcomeanyone interested in growing theirbusiness!
Lindsay Marich, with Mr. RooterPlumbing shared the benefits ofbuying the system of the fran-chise that they use to run their
business, such as flat rate pric-ing! Lindsay and her husbandJim purchased the franchise terri-tory of Nevada County 9 yearsago, and have grown to have 9employees, 4 vans and a pumpertruck!
Michael Anderson, withClientworks spoke about commonemail problems, because the pro-tocol for email was written in the1970’s. Michael recommendedmoving your email to “on thecloud” with a program like Office365.
Tip Master Joe Imel presented theFebruary tip report, there were184 tips passed. The Top Tippersfor February were Lindsey Marich,Dawn Ryley and Joe Imel. Thetotal revenue for the month was$29,663.31!
For more information about GoldCountry LeTip, please call (530)477-3727!
Penn Valley Toastmasters
"With gas prices continuing to rise,what is your breaking limit forgas?" That was the questionPresident Steve Hatcher posed forintroductions on March 8th to PennValley Toastmasters' members andguests. We welcomed NancyTessmer as a first-time guest,Elizabeth Dunn as a returningguest, and we voted in new mem-bers Dane Larson, Paula Rodigerand Division F Governor, EmmaSanta.
Nancy Tessmer was voted BestTable Topics for her entertainingimpromptu speech. "Respite" wasour Word of the Day. Mary LynnPeters was voted Best Speaker forher speech on inspiring childrenwho make a difference, and GalePylman won Best Evaluator for theevening.
Toastmasters is an excellent placeto learn how to improve yourspeaking, listening and leadershipskills. Our meetings always includelaughter — and we love havingguests! We're located at 17422-BPenn Valley Drive in the Penn ValleyShopping Center. Our meetingroom is past the Penn ValleyMarket, under the stairs and acrossfrom the laundromat. We meet from7 to 8:30 p.m. on the second andfourth Thursdays of each month.
For information call (530) 432-8488.
Gold Country Yacht Club
We are having our monthly meetingon the second Wed. of each month.During the winter months, meetingsare held at Alta Sierra Pizza Parlor.The club is getting ready to sail intoa busy year with races, the Go forthe Gold Regatta, CatalinaNationals, No Motor Day, YouthSailing and more. All salts are wel-comed with or without a boat.
For information, visit websitegcyc.net or call (530) 265-2070.
Gold Country Kiwanis
Meets at Kane's RestaurantThursdays from noon to 1 p.m. Weare calling on local artists andcelebrities to participate in ourupcoming Mask Parade. We've hada huge response with only a fewmasks left. Our Guest speaker thisweek will be Bill and KathyMcVicker, founders of the Touched-by-a-Child Foundation in NevadaCounty. We invite you to join us.Find out why we are so attractiveand taking on new members. Wewelcome interested persons to joinus at our luncheon to hear ourguest speaker and to learn howKiwanis helps children in NevadaCounty.
For information, Cal McKitrick at(530) 210-4493.
CLUBS:Continued from C8
Fill in the grid so thatevery row, every col-umn, and every 3x3
box contains the digits 1 through 9. Tips andcomputer program at
www.sudoku.comSolution to previous puzzle
See CLUBS C3
