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ByErrinHainesWhack The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA Many American women stayed home from work, joined rallies or wore red Wednes- day to demonstrate how vi- tal they are to the U.S. econ- omy, as International Wom- en's Day was observed with amultitudeofeventsaround the world. The Day Without a Woman protest in the U.S. was put together by orga- nizers of the vast women's marches that drew more than 1 million Americans the day after President Don- ald Trump's inauguration. The turnout this time was much smaller in many places, with crowds of- ten numbering in the hun- dreds. There were no imme- diate estimates of how many women heeded the call to skip work. "Trump is terrifying. His entire administration, they have no respect for women or our rights," said 49-year- old Adina Ferber, who took a vacation day from her job at an art gallery to at- tend a demonstration in New York City. "They need to deal with us as an eco- nomic force." The U.S. event — inspired in part by the Day Without an Immigrant protest held last month — was part of the U.N.-designated Inter- national Women's Day. In Warsaw, thousands of women showed Poland's conservative government red cards and made noise withkitchenwaretodemand full birth control rights, re- spect and higher pay. In Rome, hundreds of women set off on a march from the Colosseum to de- mand equal rights. Germa- ny's Lufthansa airline had six all-female crews flying from several cities in the country to Berlin. Thousands marched in Istanbul, despite restric- tions on demonstrations im- posed since last year's failed coup. Turkish police did not interfere. Women also held rallies in Tokyo and Madrid. Sweden's women's soccer team replaced the names on the backs of their jerseys with tweets from Swed- ish women. Finland an- nounced a new $160,000 In- ternational Gender Equality Prize. A crowd of about 1,000 people, the vast majority of them women, gathered on New York's Fifth Avenue in the shadow of Trump Tower. Women wore red and waved signs reading "Neverthe- less she persisted," "Misog- yny out of the White House now" and "Resist like a girl." School in such places as Prince George's County, Maryland; Alexandria, Vir- ginia; and Chapel Hill, North Carolina, canceled classes after hundreds of teachers and other employ- ees let it be known they would be out. In Providence, Rhode Island, the municipal court closed for lack of staff members. In Washington, more than 20 Democratic female representatives walked out of the Capitol to address a cheering crowd of several hundred people. Dressed in red, the law- makers criticized efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act and eliminate federal funding for Planned Par- enthood. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi encouraged more women to go into politics, saying, "You have marched for progress. Now you must run for office." A few hundred peo- ple gathered on the lawn outside Los Angeles City Hall to rally for women's rights. Julie D'Angelo took the day off from her job in music licensing, saying she wanted to stand for those women who can't afford time away from work or are too intimidated to ask for the day off. DAY WITHOUT WOMEN Women go on strike in US to show their economic clout MATTROURKE—THEASSOCIATEDPRESS Teacher Pia Martin greets students as they arrive to school at the Science Leadership Academy as teachers take part in "A Day Without a Woman" demonstration in Philadelphia, Wednesday. InPrintEveryTuesday-Thursday-Saturday Online:Publishes24/7 www.redbluffdailynews.com Threeadditionalonline locations at no extra cost! 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For the sum of: 136,116.25 I have levied upon all the right, tiHe, claim and interest of the judgment debtor(s): Marlo John- son, et al. real property In the county of Tehama described as follows: 2077 Dolla Court Corning, CA 96021 Lot 12 of Dolla Estates, Tract No. 84-1000 as shown on the map filed in the Tehama County Re- corder's Office, May 6, 1987 In Book V of Maps at Page 204. The property to be sold is sub- ject to the right of redemption. The amount of the secured in- debtedness with interest and costs is 150,213.06 PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS SHOULD REFER TO SECTIONS 701.510 TO 701.680 INCLUSIVE OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURES FOR PRO- VISIONS GOVERNING THE TERMS, CONDITIONS AND EFFECT OF THE SALE AND THE LIABILITY OF DEFAULTING BIDDERS. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I will proceed to sell at pub- lic auction to the highest bidder, for cash In lawful money of the United States, all the right, title, claim and Interest of said judg- ment debtor(s) in the above de- scribed property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, with ac- crued interest and costs on 03/28/2017 at 9:00 am at the fol- lowing location: Tehama County Superior Court 1740 Walnut St., Red Bluff, CA County Superior 1740 Walnut St., Red Bluff, CA 96080-Main Entrance Directions to property location may be obtained from the levying officer upon written or oral request. Dated: 02/15/2017 at City of Red Bluff Dave Hencratt, Sheriff County of Tehama State of California Nancy Lee McCarthy and Holthus LLP 1770 Fourth Avenue San Diego CA 92101 6196854800 LIENS MAY BE PRESENT WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT SURVIVE THIS LEVY. DAVE HENCRATT SHERIFF OF TEHAMA COUNTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SHERIFF'S SALE 1. IF YOU ARE THE HIGHEST BID- DER, YOU MUST BE PREPARED TO PAY IN CASH, CERTIFIED CHECK OR CASHlER'S CHECK. PERSONAL CHECKS, COMPANY CHECKS, TRAVELER'S CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE (701.590(A) CCP.) 2. IF YOU PAY CERTIFIED CHECK OR CASHIER'S CHECK, THE CHECK MUST BE PAYABLE TO "TEHAMA COUNTY SHERIFF." YOU MAY NOT ENDORSE A CHECK, PAYABLE TO YOU OR ANYONE ELSE OVER TO THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT. 3. THE HIGHEST BIDDER MUST BE PREPARED TO PAY THE FULL AMOUNT OF HIS/HER BID AT THE TIME OF SALE WHEN: a) THE BID AMOUNT ON REAL PROPERTY JS $5,000.00 OR LESS, OR, b) THE BID AMOUNT ON PERSON- AL PROPERTY IS $2,500.00 OR LESS. 4. IF THE HIGHEST BID FOR AN IN- TEREST IN REAL PROPERTY SOLD EXCEEDS $5,000.00, HIGHEST BID- DER MAY ELECT TO DEPOSIT AT LEAST $5,000.00 OF 10% OF THE BID, WHICHEVER IS GREATER AND WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SALE, PAY THE BAL- ANCE DUE PLUS INTEREST ON THE BALANCE AND COSTS AC- THE BALANCE AND COSTS AC- CRUING WITH REGARD TO THE PROPERTY SOLD. IF THE HIGHEST BID FOR AN ITEM. GROUP OR LOT OF PER- SONAL PROPERTY SOLD EX- CEEDS $2,500.00, THE HIGHEST BIDDER MAY ELECT TO DEPOSIT AT LEAST $2,500.00 OR 10% OF THE BID, WHICHEVER IS GREAT- ER AND WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SALE, PAY THE BALANCE DUE PLUS INTEREST ON THE BALANCE AND COSTS AC- CRUING WITH REGARD TO THE PROPERTY SOLD. THE HIGHEST BIDDER IS NOT EN- TITLED TO POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY SOLD UNTIL THE AMOUNT OF BID PLUS COSTS AND INTEREST HAVE BEEN PAID. IF THE HIGHEST BIDDER DOES NOT PAY THE AMOUNT BID AS PRESCRIBED ABOVE, HE/SHE WILL FORFEIT THEIR DEPOSIT. (701.590, 701.600 CCP.) 5. THE JUDGMENT CREDITOR MAY BID AGAINST ALL OR PART OF THE JUDGMENT. HOWEVER, UNPAID LEVYING COSTS, PREFERRED LABOR ClAlMS, EXEMPT PROCEEDS AND ANY OTHER CLAIM REQUIRED TO BE SATISFIED SHALL BE PAID IN CASH OR BY CERTIFIED CHECK OR CASHIER'S CHECK. (701.590 CCP.) 6. PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS SHOULD REFER TO SECTION 701.600(C) OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE REGARDING THE LI- ABILITY OF DEFAULTING BID- DERS. 7. ANY PERSON MAY BID ON AND PURCHASE PROPERTY AT A SHERIFF'S SALE, EXCEPT EM- PLOYEES OF THE COUNTY SHER- IFFS OFFICE AND THEIR IMMEDI- ATE FAMILIES. 8. DURING TIIE BIDDING YOU MAY BE ASKED TO QUALIFY YOURSELF AS A BIDDER. YOU Will, BE ASKED HOW YOU INTEND TO PAY FOR THE PROPERTY AND TO SHOW SOME EVIDENCE OF YOUR ABILI- TY TO PAY. THIS IS DONE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE OTHER BID- DERS. DERS. 9. IF YOU ARE THE HIGHEST BID- DER, YOU MUST BE PREPARED TO DO BUSINESS IMMEDIATELY. THE AUCTIONEER WILL NOT WAIT WHILE YOU GO TO THE BANK FOR MONEY. SALES SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION THE RIGHT TO REDEMPTION AP- PLIES ONLY TO REAL PROPERTY, WHEN AN INTEREST IN REAL PROPERTY IS SOLD SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION, IT MEANS THAT THE DEBTOR, WHOSE INTEREST IN THE PROP- ERTY IS BEING SOLD, WILL HAVE A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF TIME TO REDEEM OR BUY BACK HIS/HER PROPERTY lNTEREST. IN THE MEANTIME, THE PURCHASER WILL BE ISSUED A CERTIFICATE OF SALE AND A DUPLICATED COPY OF THE CERTIFICATE WILLBE RECORDED. (729.040 CCP.) THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A TRANSER OF TlTLE, BUT IT DOES GRANT THE PURCHASER CERTAIN RIGHTS (729.090 CCP.) THE REDEMPTION PERIOD WILL DEPEND ON THE SELLING PRICE AS FOLLOWS: (709.030 CCP) A. THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DA TE OF SALE IF THE PROCEEDS OF THE SALE ARE SUFFICIENT TO SATISFY THE SECURED INDEBT- EDNESS WITH INTEREST AND COSTS. B. ONE YEAR AFTER THE DATE OF SALE IF THE PROCEEDS OF THE SALE ARE NOT SUFFICIENT TO SATISFY THE SECURED INDEBT- EDNESS WITH INTEREST AND COSTS. THE REDEMPTION PRICE IS THE TOTAL OF THE FOLLOWING: A T HE PURCHASE PRICE AT THE TIME OF SALE. B. THE AMOUNT OF ANY ASSESS- MENTS OR TAXES AND REASON- ABLE AMOUNTS FOR FIRE INSUR- ANCE, UPKEEP AND REPAIR OR IMPROVEMENTS ON THE PROP- ERTY. C. ANY AMOUNT PAID BY THE PURCHASER ON A PRIOR OBLIGA- TION SECURED BY THE PROPER- TION SECURED BY THE PROPER- TY TO THE EXTENT THAT THE PAYMENT WAS NECESSARY FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PUR- CHASER'S INTEREST. D. INTEREST ON THE AMOUNTS DECRIBED ABOVE FROM THE TIME SUCH AMOUNT WAS PAID UNTIL THE DATE OF THE DEPOSIT IS MADE. E. IF THE PURCHASER HAS ANY LIENS SUBORDINATE TO THE LIEN UNDER WHICH THE PROPERTY WAS SOLD, THE AMOUNT OF THE PURCHASER'S LIEN, PLUS INTER- EST FROM THE DATE OF THE SALE UNTIL THE DATE THE DE- POSIT IS MADE. RENTS AND PROFlTS FROM THE PROPERTY PAID TO THE PUR- CHASER OR THE VALUE OF THE USE AND OCCUPATION OF THE PROPERTY TO THE PURCHASER MAY BE OFFSET AGAINST THE AMOUNTS DESCRIBED ABOVE. (729 .060 CCP) IF A DISPUTE SHOULD ARISE BE- TWEEN THE PURCHASER OF THE PROPERTY AND THE PERSON SEEKING TO REDEEM REGARDING THE REDEMPTION PRICE OR WHETHER THE PERSON IS ENTI- TLED TO REDEEM, THE PERSON SEEKING TO REDEEM MAY FILE A PETITION WITH THE COURT FOR A HEARING TO SETTLE THE DIS- PUTE. THE PETlTION MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION OF THE REDEMPTION PERIOD. THE LEVYING OFFICER MUST AL- SO BE GIVEN WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE HEARING (729.070 CCP.) CONCERNED PARTIES SHOULD REFER TO SECTIONS 729.010 ET SEQ. OF THE CALIFORNIA CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION CON- CERNING THE REDEMPTION PROCESS. A COPY OF THIS BULLETIN CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE SHER- IFF'S DEPARTMENT PUBLISH: March 2, 9 & 16, 2017 i}> ÌVià i}> ÌVià i}> ÌVià i}> ÌVià i}> ÌVià i}> ÌVià i}> ÌVià i}> ÌVià i}> ÌVià i}> ÌVià | NEWS | REDBLUFFDAILYNEWS.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 4 B