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Steve Kimock.....................................8 Performing with all star line-up inGrass Valley

Body & Soul.......................................5 Nevada City to host annual Psychic Fair

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David Winglifter of Winglifter Bodywork uses his heal

touch at a past Nevada City Psychic Fair.


‘Body & Soul’ connects spiritual leaders, healer‘Surprise’ musicians part of annual event

he historic Miners Foundry in Nevada City

provides the setting for a weekend-long

psychic fair that has been a foothills tradi-

tion 24 years running.

Spiritual insight and earthly treasures are blend-

ed in this event, set Saturday and Sunday, March 23-

24. Called “Body & Soul,” the fair features spiritual

leaders and healers who will offer readings, lectures,

workshops and other services.It also gathers crystals, gem essences, one-of-a-

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“Everyone is looking for something different,”

said Kat Kress, event coordinator for the Miners

Foundry. “Some are looking for a crystal because

they’re feeling a little tired. Or they want a reading

with an exceptional psychic. Some come and don’t

know what they’re looking for,

but they find it here.”

Another aspect of this

metaphysical happening,

Kress said, is that “surprise”

musicians appear to entertain

the visitors.

The event is a benefit for

Miners Foundry Cultural

Center, a nonprofit culturalcenter at 325 Spring St. in

Nevada City. The foundry was built in 1855 and grew

up with Nevada City, serving the mines and miners

pof the foothill region.

Tarot reader Marin Graves will be among those at this

year’s Body & Soul event in Nevada City.

The Miners Foundry in Nevada City will host the 24th a

Body & Soul psychic fair this month.

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Kimock is instrumental in the music scen

Veteran Bay Area guitaristbrings all-star lineup to

Grass Valley

eems like Steve Kimock has made a

career out of playing with

legendary Northern

California musicians. And we’re

not just talking members of the

Grateful Dead, though he did time

with just about every member for

the better part of three decades.There were names like Bruce

Hornsby, Melvin Seals, Pete Sears,

John Cipollina and Nicky

Hopkins.

But they all came in

tied for second when

he had to name his

favorite person

the share the

stage with.

“The mostrewarding,

by far, is

playing

with

my

son

John,”

Kimock

said, from his

home in

Lehigh Valley,

Pa. “By some

incredible

blast of good-

will, my first born

grows up to love

S

By Paul CambraGold Country News Service

music and be a fantastic musician.”

John Morgan Kimock, 23, will not be

accompanying his father on the tripto Grass Valley at the end of the

month. There will, however, be a

top-notch trio of well-trav-

eled players alongside

him on stage.

Drummer Wa

Ingram has playe

with Sheryl Crow and

David Lindley. Bass play

Andy Hess boasts the Black

Crowes on his resume. And keboardist Bernie Worrell? Well

only a founding member of

Parliament-Funkadelic and

Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame

boot.

“I get to see this guy e

night go through his stuff

can’t play anything wrong,”

Kimock said. “He was one of those chi

prodigies on the classical piano. He’s g

this ridiculous innovative use of synthe

for melodies; he’s equal parts European

classical and cartoon music. It’s a delig

play with him every night.”

Kimock’s reputation has largely been

based on instrumental improvisation; ju







don’t call them

a jam band.

“In the late

70s ‘jam band’

was a slur the

music industry

came up with,”

he said. “It was

like a slam on

the live music

scene because

they couldn’t

get their manu-factured boys

bands to sell

tickets. I never

embraced that

handle. Even

today it’s so ill

defined, maybe

more of a market-

ing handle as opposed to a musical style.”

That being said, while Kimock has touched upon a

slew of genres over the years - folk/rock, salsa, psy-chedelic - most of his bands have not had singers,

though his salsa band, “The Underdogs,” with saxo-

phonist Martin

Fierro, did on

more than one

occasion have an

“eternally preg-

nant woman”

sing everything

in Spanish for

them.“We’re mostly instrumental with a good bit of

improvisation because I’m a terrible singer,” he said.

“Bernie sings some, and I am occasionally pressed

into service, as some kind of novelty act. A lot I write

is song spaces that are right for putting your imagi-

nation into it, with space for listening.”

Kimock m

back to

Pennsylva

10 years a

be closer t

family. He

grew up in

Bethlehem

and, like m

who were

years old w

the Beatle

the scene,thought it

would be

to be in a

band.

“I reme

ber I saw J

Baez on TV

finger pick

and I thought ‘that was so cool, how do you do

that?’”

But for all of the musical styles he consumed - fJohn Coltrane to Captain Beefheart to Ravi Shan

his greatest musical influences were still family

friends.

“It’s the peo

you are clos

that make th

biggest impr

sion,” he sai

“My Aunt Do

was a folk sin

my cousin pthe guitar. To this day, I can’t pick up the bottlen

without thinking of Billy Goodman, or the slide

tar without thinking of Frank (the folk/rock grou

The Goodman Brothers was his first Bay Area

band).”

Kimock said he looks forward to a return to

Guitar virtuoso Steve Kimock, second from left, and his new band, from left,

drummer Wally Ingram, keyboardist Bernie Worrell and bassist Andy Hess willrock Grass Valley on Saturday, March 30 at the Center for the Arts.

“I remember I saw Joan Baez on TV,

finger picking and I thought ‘that was so cool,

how do you do that?’”



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Northern California. For all his time spent on San

Francisco stages, he always lived a rural life, in either

west Marin or Sonoma County, for a while caretak-

ing a sheep ranch in Bodega Bay. He feels more

comfortable creatively in a natural setting.

“I get super jangled in a city,” he said.

So then, how does a Pennsylvania country boy fare

in Japan? The band is fresh off a headlining slot at

the Fuji Rock Festival.

“The whole experience to me feels like getting

abducted by aliens and dropped into this advanced

civilization,” Kimock said. “The language barrier is

insurmountable. Anywhere I go in Europe I can at

least read the alphabet and figure stuff out. But

Japan is like another planet.”

It was, however, not without its high points, Kimock found the fans there to be a more than capable audi-

ence.

“The coolest thing, at least as it pertains to

music, is they are so into the music as an audience,”

he said. “They really follow the dynamics of the

band, they are very participatory. When you are

hushed they curl up and hush with you and when

you jump on it they’re on their feet.”

Will Nevada County be up to the task in measuring

up to the Japanese audiences? It may not matter to

Kimock. He’ll just be happy they speak the same lan-guage.

Steve Kimock, with Bernie Worrell, Wally Ingram

and Andy Hess will play the Center for the Arts on

Saturday, March 30. Tickets are available at The

Center Box Office, BriarPatch Co-op Community

Market and online at www.thecenterforthearts.org

Presenting

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and Andy Hess

WHEN:8 p.m. Saturday, March 30

WHERE:

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$25 members, $30 non-member. Available at The Center Box Office,

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“The whole experience

to me feels like getting

abducted by aliens and

dropped into this

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Awareness rule of the road this springMotorists, cyclists need to watch outfor each other

arm weather usually means more driv-

ers and riders hit the road. The

Marketplace took some time to talk to

area law enforcement and a cycle shop to get some

tips on how to safely

share the road.

Who: Dina Hernandez,

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clists on the road in

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“Yes, they all come out

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Motorcyclists should

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Motorcyclists should

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W need to be careful when driving near bicyclists,

motorcyclists. Bicyclists have to follow the same

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of the road. Be cautious when changing lanes. W

need to share the roa

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keep in mind?

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Follow all speed limi

Speeding is the num

one cause for collisio

Look out for road co

tions.”

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safe on the road with honest andreliable automotive service.

OIL CHANGE

$ 29 95$ 29 95 + tax

Includes up to 5 qts non-synthetic oil, oilfilter & multi-point inspection. Some diesel& foreign auto restrictions apply. Mustpresent coupon at time of write-up.Expires 4/15/13.

‘96 model year & newer only. Up to oneton diesel trucks, vans extra. Must presentcoupon at write-up. Expires 4-15-13.

SMOG CHECK Gas or Diesel

$ 40 00$ 40 00 + tax

& Cert.

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1611 E. MAIN ST., GRASS VALLEY • 477-1000

$ 12,998$ 12,998$ 12,998

Loaded, Low Miles,Matching Shell VIN-176650

2006 D o d ge Ram 1500 4x42006 D o d ge Ram 1500 4x42006 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4

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$ 16,998$ 16,998$ 16,998

2011 Dodge Grand Caravan2011 Dodge Grand Caravan2011 Dodge Grand Caravan

P I ON E E R MO TO R S

$ 13,998$ 13,998$ 13,998

2007 Subaru Impreza AWD2007 Subaru Impreza AWD2007 Subaru Impreza AWD

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2010 Chevy Co balt LT2010 Chevy Cob alt LT2010 Chevy Co balt LT

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2011 Mercedes-Benz C3002011 Mercedes-Benz C3002011 Mercedes-Benz C300

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2011 Ford Escape 4x4 XLT2011 Ford Escape 4x4 XLT2011 Ford Escape 4x4 XLT

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P I O N E E R M O T O R

$ 18,998$ 18,998$ 18,998

2011 Toyota RAV4 4x42011 Toyota RAV4 4x42011 Toyota RAV4 4x4

3 to Choose from,Low Miles, Loaded,VIN-098549

1611 E. Main St., Grass Valley • 477-1000

$ 27,99$ 27,99$ 27,9

2008 Cadillac CT2008 Cadillac CT2008 Cadillac CT

Premium, All-Wheel-Drive,Navigation, Loaded, Mint,VIN-166531

$ 23,998$ 23,998$ 23,998

2011 GMC Canyo n SLE 4x42011 GMC Canyo n SLE 4x42011 GMC Canyon SLE 4x4

Loaded, Low Miles,Spotless Clean,VIN-117601

$ 14,998$ 14,998$ 14,998

2005 Sub a r u Legacy G T Tu r b o AW D2005 Sub a r u Legacy G T Tu r b o AW D2005 Subaru Legacy GT Turbo AWD

Loaded, Low Miles,Pristine, VIN-210375

$ 18,99$ 18,99$ 18,9Loaded, Low Miles,Absolute Diamond,VIN-334802

2012 Hundai Sonata G2012 Hundai Sonata G2012 Hundai Sonata G

$ 15,99$ 15,9$ 15,9Eddie Bauer, Leather,Loaded, Immaculate,VIN-B45461

2007 Ford Explorer 2007 Ford Explorer 2007 Ford Explorer




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Everyday Low Prices And Other Services SENIOR SPECIAL every Wednesday $3.25 any garment (55 and

We’ve Gone Green!

SAVE-ON CLEANERS

Any Garment

$ 3 25 Prepaid. With coupon.

Excludes leather, gowns & downs. Not valid withany other offer. Expires 4-15-13.

Ea.

Cleaned & Pressed

No limit.

Laundry Shirts

$ 1 75 Ea.

No limit.

Prepaid. With coupon.Not valid with any other offer. Expires 4-15-

DINNER FOR 2

$ 11 79

Each dinner consists of: 1 ground-beef taco, 1ground-beef enchilada, rice, beans and salad.

Buy Any Taco & Get 1 of equaor lesser value.

(1 taco per coupon) Good only at Grass Valley location. 1 coupon per per

per visit. Not valid with any other special. Pricessubject to change w/o notice. Expires 4-15-13.

Good only at Grass Vlocation. 1 coupon per

per visit. Not valid wiother special.

Prices subject to chw/o notice.

Expires 4-15-13

FREE TACO

1937 NevadCity Hwy

Grass Valle

Exp. 4/15/13

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Any FamilySize Pizza

$ 4 00

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$ 79 95 + TAX

CV AXLEBOOTSPECIAL

Most cars, boots included. 4-wheel drive extra. Not to becombined with any other offer. Must present coupon at time

of write up. Expires 4-1-13

• Front wheel drive only • For one CV Boot • 1/2 price for second CV Boot

on same side

$ 29 95 + TAX

Not to be combined w/any o ther offer and must present coupon at time of write-up. Most cars & light trucks, 4x4s slightly higher.

Expires 4-1-13

LUBE,OIL &FILTERSERVICE

SERVICE INCLUDES: • 10W/30 or 5W/30 motor oil & new oil filter

(up to 4 qts.) • Hazardous waste disposal • Chassis Lube or Lock/Hinges Lubed • Replace drainplug gasket if needed • PERFORM A COMPLETE 30 POINT VEHICLE INSPECTION

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over $ 200.* $ 2 0 O f f $ 2 0 O f f





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Hwy. 49 & Summer Ridge Dr ., AUBURNA State-Approved Used Oil Collection Center

823-0102

OPEN 7 DAYS Monday - Friday 8-6 • Sat. 8-5

Sunday 9-4 Your Full Automotive General Repair Location

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FLUID FLUSHES

TUNE UP SPECIAL

SPEEDEE SPECIAL OIL CHANGE

SMOG CHECK

$ 10 00 OFF

• Radiator Flush • Transmission Flush • Brake Flush • Power Steering Flush

Not valid with any other offer. Expires 4-15-13

$ 2000 Any Tune Up Package

FMP

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Full Service

$

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Oil Change Includes: • Change motor oil (up to 5 qts.)

Chevron 5W30, 10W30, 5W20,15W40, 10W40

• New oil filter• Check & top off all essential fluids

• Complete chassis lubrication • Check wipers, air filter and tires • Clean front and rear windows• Vacuum vehicle interior • Validate new car warranties


$ 20 00 OFF


Smog Available 7 DAYS!

EACH

OFF Priced $149.99 or higher

sanding of the roads during snow and ice. The gravel

ends up on sides causing narrower roads to ride.

During wet weather, the painted lines on the roadbecome slick.”

What should

motorists keep

in mind?

“Motorists

should keep in

mind that they

are sharing the

road. Giveenough room

to pass and don’t get too close. Some riders may not

be confident or stable; getting too close may cause

them to crash. Pausing for 30 seconds is not much

time out of your day. It could even be someone

know. Please don’t text and drive.”

What should bicyclists keep in mind?

“Bicyclists

to rememb

that they a

not the onl

ones on th

road. Bicyc

should be

aware of th

traffic in frand back. S

by side riders should line up so cars can pass.

Bicyclists need to obey laws of traffic for the saf

themselves and others.”




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Nevada County Marketplace Business Directory

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Mike Maniscalco [email protected] Mary Rist [email protected]

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