July 31, 2002     Los Gatos, California Since 1881 News Briefs One in, one out in town council race Los Gatos Planning Commissioner Paul Dubois has formally declared his candidacy in the November town council elections, obtaining nomination papers from the clerk's office last week. At the same time, candidate David Guimarin announced he was dropping out of the race because he feels he is unprepared for a council run and has not done enough research on town issues. Guimarin hopes to run in 2004. Dubois, who has already opened a campaign bank account, made a failed bid in 2000. Dubois has served on several other town committees, is vice president of the Los Gatos Community Foundation and works as a security consultant. Dubois joins five others in the race for three seats. Incumbent takes papers for election Monte Sereno Councilwoman Barbara Nesbet has confirmed her intention to try for another term on the Monte Sereno City Council by taking out nomination papers. Nesbet is the last of the three publicly-stated residents to vie for the three positions available on Nov. 5; the other two are Kim Hanrahan and Deepak Chopra. Market moved for a day The Los Gatos Farmer's Market has a change of venue on Sunday, Aug. 11, due to the Los Gatos Fiesta de Artes. The farmer's market will be held in front of Los Gatos High School, since Fiesta de Artes is in front of the civic center every year; the market will run its normal hours of 7 a.m.