SERVING EASTERN SHASTA, NORTHERN LASSEN, WESTERN MODOC & EASTERN SISKIYOU COUNTIES

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AUGUST 7, 2002 Sheriff’s safety plan to include emergency preparedness

BY MEG FOX of Supervisors Tuesday. Shasta County and what’s neat is Lynn Miller, of Burney, one of eight ful job and the community will be During two of eight county-wide The plan includes a proposal for that many of them don’t require a lot community representatives on the greatly benefi ted if we can get some forums last March, the Shasta community emergency prepared- of funding because it’s volunteer- Sheriff’s Advisory Council. of these programs operating and County Sheriff’s Offi ce asked ness and for a Community Safety based,” said Lt. Greg Wrigley, of “It’s an impressive document as if the community follows through,” Burney and Fall River Valley resi- Offi cer to reinvigorate Neighbor- Burney, who coordinated the local to content and scope and it is for- she said. dents for cost-effective suggestions hood Watch programs and help meetings. ward thinking and creative as to the Miller is impressed with the to “build safer communities.” start Business Watch programs. The presentation to the supervi- community involvement and team detailed Community Emergency Those suggestions and the Sheriff’s Department staff added sors is not a funding appeal, Wrig- concepts,” she said. Preparedness Plan. comments that came from 310 of their own ideas for better service ley said. “We’re saying, here are 30 Community Advisory Council “It even covers what to do about the 1,000 surveys distributed were and communication. ideas. Do you support them?” member Susan David, of Fall River pets and livestock if there’s a disas- compiled into a Safety Plan pre- “We noted 30 recommendations “The document is absolutely Mills, agreed. ter,” she said. sented to the Shasta County Board from staff and citizens throughout wonderful. It’s a brilliant plan,” said “I think they’ve done a wonder- She likes the idea of using citizen volunteers to fulfi ll President Bush’s plan for a Citizen Corps. What’s Happening “The Sheriff said they have 500 volunteers in Shasta County, includ- Locally This Week ing those in Citizens Patrol and Search and Rescue, and he doesn’t feel they are being utilized to the Free day at park extent they could be,” Miller said. Lassen Volcanic National Park An important ingredient of the celebrates its annual “Day in Safety Plan from her point of the Park” on Saturday with view is the proposed Community the opening of the new Park Safety Offi cer, an appointed liaison Discovery Center. Admission between the Sheriff’s Department is free. Events include a bar- and the community. becue, music, programs, and “That is really the cornerstone of displays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the program,” she said. near the Loomis Museum. For Communities want to keep the county’s four School Resource more information, call 595- Offi cers, positions that have been 4444. -Please See Page 2 Subway Cave tour The U.S. Forest Service is Public conducting one-hour Subway Cave tours every Friday, Sat- access to urday and Sunday through the Labor Day weekend. Those on the tour are urged to bring state park a fl ashlight, jacket and sturdy shoes as they explore the sub- is agenda terranean depths of a lava tube. The cave is a cool 46 degrees. BY MEG FOX Meet the guide at the bulletin Sustains moderate injuries There will be a public hearing at 7 board, 11 a.m., just north of the California Highway Patrol traffi c offi cer Glenn Nagle inspects big rig that crashed into a tree p.m. tonight at Wild Bill’s Restaurant junction of Highways 44 and 89 near Pit One Monday morning. Driver of the ash-hauling truck, Dirk C. Zuidervaart, 62, of Gre- in McArthur on the state’s proposed purchase of a 28-acre easement in Old Station. aeagle, had just emptied the ash at a Fall River Valley farm and was heading west on Highway from Lava Creek Lodge for admin- 299 about 9:10 a.m. when he allowed the truck to weave several times. The vehicle traveled istrative and potential public access Visitor center open off the north side of the highway just east of the Pit One Power House Road and struck an oak to Ahjumawi Lava Springs State The Lassen National Forest, tree. He was taken to Mayers Memorial Hospital and then transported to a Redding hospital Park. Hat Creek Ranger District where he underwent surgery to his right leg. The crash is still under investigation, the CHP “This has been the goal of the Department of Parks and Recre- visitor center in Old Station is reported. ation since the state fi rst acquired open seven days a week from the Horr Ranch in 1975,” according 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Located to Roger Willmarth, acquisition plan- near the intersection of High- Public allowed more time for ner for the DPR in Sacramento. way 44/89, the center provides The state’s current administrative campfi re, burn and wood per- easement with the Bureau of Indian mits. Telephone 336-5521 for comment at board meetings Affairs is about to expire. more information. “We want a permanent ease- BY MEG FOX three expulsions hearings, and ment,” he said. The county’s three-year match- Currently, the only public access Under the direction of new school an employee discipline/dismissal/ ing grant for Shasta County Sher- Museum open Supt. Eric Newton, the format for release hearing. is by boat. While the state’s “ulti- The Big Valley Historical iff’s Deputy Joe Gonzalez expires mate goal” is to provide better public school board meetings has changed When the regular meeting in October. Museum is open each Tues- slightly and allows for more public convenes, the public has time to access, that probably won’t happen day, Wednesday and Thurs- Another new public comment right away, Willmarth said. comment. address the board on the open period has been added at the end of day from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Lava Creek Lodge, a general The school board meeting tonight agenda items. the regular meeting, allowing com- Bieber. at Soldier Mountain High School in In old business, the trustees plan partnership, is interested in the munity members time to address sale, but still has to negotiate with McArthur opens at 6 p.m. with an to consider a revision to the district’s the trustees on items not on the opportunity for public comment on lease agreement with the Tri-County three private property owners. agenda. “We are not going to acquire the WEATHER the closed session agenda. Community Network for the Burney The superintendent’s report and The trustees for the Fall River Community Park project. property until we have the access the monthly updates from school perfected between the county road FORECAST Joint Unifi ed School District are In new business, trustees will principals and administrators, PTA Today, mostly sunny with then going into closed session consider transferring funds of (Island Road) and the property,” and Site councils, etc., have been Willmarth said. highs 78 to 83. Locally windy. on three items: a conference with $22,210 to match the county’s fund- moved to the end of the meeting. legal counsel on existing litigation, ing for a School Resource Offi cer. Ahjumawi, which means, “Where Tonight, clear with lows around the waters come together,” was the 50. Locally windy. Thursday, word used by the band of Pit River mostly sunny. Highs 82 to 90. Native Americans for their ancestral Locally windy. Lows 48 to 53. Local students battling fl ames homeland, according to the DPR. Friday, sunny with highs 90 The waters which come together BY MEG FOX to 95. Saturday, dry with lows “We’ve also got people on Post and are sent out on the line, there are Big Lake, Tule River, Ja- When one of the fi rst and big- the McNalley Fire now,” he said, 45 to 55 and highs in the 90s. he said. She Creek, Lava Creek, and Fall gest fi res of the summer broke out referring to the fi re in the Sequoia “When we got there, it was going Sunday and Monday, dry with River. Together they form one of in eastern Arizona, fi refi ghters from National Forest that has already pretty good. We could see a big the largest systems of fresh water lows in the 50s and highs 85 the Lassen National Forest, Hat consumed 98,000 acres and on column of smoke.” to 95. Tuesday, dry with lows springs in the country. Creek Ranger District, were on the Monday was 55 percent contained. He joined Engine 33 in a strike “Brilliant aqua bays and tree 45 to 55 and highs in the 80s. scene to help tame the 468,638- Stauffer said seven fi refi ghters team of fi ve engines assigned to studded islets only a few yards long A current forecast is updated acre blaze. are assigned to an “engine module,” protect residences. dot the shoreline of Ja-She Creek, about 4 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily “We got there right when it with fi ve personnel on duty seven They watched and waited on Crystal Springs, and Horr Pond. on The News web site at started blowing up,” said Billy days a week. the ready for 14 hours a day while “Of the park’s 6,000 acres, over www.im-news.com. Schmierer, 20, of Burney, who has When there’s a fi re, the fi ve on air tankers went after the fi re with two thirds of the area is covered by a summer job as a fi refi ghter for the duty are the ones who get to go. retardant. lava fl ows from 3,000 to 5,000 years TEMPERATURES U.S. Forest Service. Schmierer said his was the “Then you go back, get briefed, ago, including vast areas of jagged Hi Low Rain During the past three months the second group from the Hat Creek and sleep in a tent in the dirt,” he black basalt,” according to Califor- July 30 96 56 Hat Creek Ranger District has sent station sent to Arizona’s Chediski- said. nia DPR. July 31 92 56 its 60 fi refi ghters and six engines Rodeo Fire. They were there for two weeks. There is minimal development Aug 1 93 52 to fi res in Colorado, Arizona, New Still fi nishing his semester at col- When the fi re starts to die down, in the park and only three environ- Mexico, Utah, Oregon and all over Aug 2 91 52 lege, he missed going with Engine Schmierer does mop up. “It’s hard, mental campsites. California, said Fire Management 34, where he’s assigned with Capt. Aug 3 85 51 dirty work,” he said. DPR is accepting written com- Chief John Stauffer. John Hubbard of Fall River, Engi- But he likes it. Aug 4 75 47 ments for the record if received by “We’ve had people all over the neer Doug Howarth of Hat Creek, “You get out and see some fi re Aug. 14, 2002. Aug 5 76 37 place,” he said. Apprentice Billy Covert of Burney, and you’re always picking up things Courtesy of Darryl Jones in Burney Submit comments at the meet- On Monday, Schmierer, a junior Assistant Engineer Nelson Dodds that more advanced fi refi ghters ing or send to Warren Westrup, at the University of California, Davis, of Burney, Senior Firefi ghter Pat teach you how to do.” The Intermountain News Chief, Offi ce of Acquisition and and Scott Turner, a June graduate Howard of Montague, and Turner. Schmierer’s father, Bill, is a P.O. Box 1030 Real Property Services, California of Fall River High School, were sent “I left a week and a half after they retired engine captain with the 36965 Main Street Dept. of Parks and Recreation, 1 to fi ght the Sour Biscuit Fire, burn- did with Engine 33,” he said. Hat Creek Ranger District and his Burney, California 96013 Capitol Mall, Sacramento 95814 ing southwest of Cave Junction, on As soon as crews arrive, they mother, Mary Lou, is an interpretive or send by e-mail to Willmarth at Open: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm the Siskiyou National Forest. check in at an Incident Command -Please See Page 3 [email protected],gov. HAVE YOUR COMMUNITY DELIVERED TO YOUR MAIL BOX. CALL 335-4533 TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY! PAGE 2 • AUGUST 7, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS SHERIFF’S LOG BOOK

Will Snider reported reported taken. neighbors was reported Sat- Road. Sunday at 5:59 p.m. a pos- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ urday at 3:11 p.m. near the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ sible stolen vehicle on Old A caller reported several 43100 block of Day Avenue Marcy McCann reported a Road 22 near the Cassel Fall juveniles at an Old Station in Old Station. burglary at the 43100 block River Road. The ignition was cabin were causing a distur- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ of Highway 299 in Fall River punched and all the doors bance and littering Sunday A burglary to a store in Mills. were found open. Also, chairs morning. Big Bend was reported Sat- and water coolers set up for ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ urday morning. According hikers on the nearby Pacifi c A caller reported two to reports, the responsible BREAKFAST Crest Trail were missing. juveniles Saturday at 8:39 subjects left a trail of property LUNCH ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ p.m. had taken four to fi ve from the store to their camp. DINNER cases of empty beer bottles A verbal disturbance was ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Cocktails, Beer & Wine reported Sunday at 4:25 p.m. from behind Uncle Runts and Doug Wakefi eld reported CHINESE & at the 20400 block of Ontario dumped them in the creek. Saturday morning someone AMERICAN CUISINE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Orders to Take Out Avenue in Burney. broke into the Pit Stop Store 592 Market St. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A caller reported Saturday in Big Bend. Redding 241-9747 Betty George reported a at 7:33 p.m. loud music from ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ burglary to the Full Gospel a residence across from a Robert Bushnell reported Indian Mission in Hat Creek church on Marquette Street Friday morning from the Sunday morning. in Burney. 36900 block of Juniper ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Avenue in Burney vandalism Scott Gallion reported a Ramona Warren reported to a park. burglary to Fall River Real the theft of money from a tip ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Estate, 43119 Main St., Fall jar at Mt. Burney Coffee Com- A Burney caller reported Congratulations River Mills Sunday morning. pany Saturday afternoon. someone had shot paintballs Two telephones, an answer- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ at his house at the 37400 ing machine and cash were A disturbance between block of Mountain View on your 68th Sheriff safety plan set -From Page 1 using retirees and civilian to be included. We need to Wedding Anniversary partially funded through employees, juggling a few get more involved and I think three-year grants due to end positions, and maintaining a this will bring the community in October. pool of fi eld-trained employ- closer.” Deputy Joe Gonzalez ees ready to transfer into Sheriff Jim Pope said the serves the Fall River JUSD, vacant positions. community safety plan is not which has proposed funding Miller applauds the Patrol an “exhaustive analysis” but half the position if the county Team’s recommendation to a “snapshot of community will pick up half. use a dictation system so feedback regarding (patrol) The Safety Plan includes that deputies aren’t spending services and safety.” departmental issues. time typing up reports in the The work is not done, Deputies want “consistent station house. he said. The next phase is in-house training in short “I want these guys driving implementing, monitoring, blocks of instruction” cover- around, not typing,” she said. and modifying the plan. ing self-defense, baton use, “We’re not paying them to arrest techniques, and build- type.” ing searches. She appreciates that the Sports clinic set “Training is either non- Sheriff’s Department reached existent or sporadic at best,” out to the community. Mayers Memorial Hospital they said. “Deputies feel the “Even though there was invites coaches, professional lack of training puts them at total apathy from the com- and volunteers, to attend a risk.” It also puts the depart- munity, they (the Sheriff’s session, Tactics in Sports ment at risk of being vicari- Offi ce) went through with it Injuries, Aug. 13, 12:30 p.m. ously liable. and produced a great docu- in the hospital boardroom. Deputies asked for a ment,” Miller said. The program will be pre- review of beat boundaries to David, who is a Citizen’s sented by U.C. Davis, via even the workload and they Patrol volunteer and a Telemedicine. The program want a staff accountability member of the Fall River will discuss direct versus plan. Valley Chamber of Com- indirect injuries, defi ne who The lack of suffi cient man- merce, has renewed hope. is at risk, and food and water power is always an issue “Eastern Shasta County intake during sports. Baxter and Rose Hovis – and so is funding. is forgotten and it was nice Telephone 336-5511, ext. “We need more deputies,” 1251 to register. Married said David. Patrol staffi ng has increased by 4.8 percent in HIWAY GARAGE August 12, 1934 the past 10 years, while the Your Intermountain Chevrolet Dealer population in Shasta County has steadily increased, from Since 1924 about 156,000 in 1992 to 166,000 people today. The department had 42 From your Son, Grandchildren & sworn patrol staff in 1992, 40 in 1995-1996, 45 in 1996- Great-grandchildren 1998, 46 in 2000-2001 and is now back to 44 people covering 3,850 square miles, according to the report. Full Service Gas Station Calls for services Auto Repair • AAA increased 27 percent during the same time period. 336-5532 The Safety Plan details a few alternatives, such as 44275 Hwy 299, McArthur increasing manpower by PUBLIC MEETING PIT 3, 4, AND 5 PROJECT RECREATION PLAN OPTIONS PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY FERC #233

STEPHEN O. BERTHELSEN, M.D. BIG VALLEY HEALTH CENTER Pacific Gas & Electric Company Orthopedic Surgery 294-5241 Specializing In: *General Family Practice Pacifi c Gas & Electric Company, as part of its relicensing of the Pit 3, Bone & Joint Disease *Complete Obstetrics 4, and 5 Project (FERC 233), is holding two public meeting to discuss Total Joint Replacement *Minor Surgery *X-Ray Service recreation management and development options for Lake Britton and Foot Surgery • Hand Surgery *Podiatry *Dentistry the Pit River below Lake Britton down stream to the Pit 5 Powerhouse. Arthoscopic Surgery *Mental Health Counseling Big Valley Medical Center These meetings are being coordinated by the Pit, 3, 4, and 5 Recre- Hwy 299E, Fall River Mills 336-6515 554-850 Medical Center Dr. ation Work Group consisting of representatives from PG&E, the State and Mayers Hospital Annex, Burney Post Office Box 277 Bieber, CA 96009 Park, the Forest Service, Burney Residents, the National Park Ser- vice, and other interested parties.

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Garden tour Aug. 11 The Wayside Garden Club’s sixth annual Country Garden Tour and Plant and Garden Book Sale will be Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $5 per person. Students are free when accompanied by an adult. Pictured is the garden of Beatrice and Jerry Tubb on Pittville Road. Their garden features a formal landscape reminniscent of an English herb garden, as well as terraced fl ower beds and many fruit and nut trees. The tour begins at the sign-in desk at the Intermountain Fairgrounds in McArthur.

Local students battling fl ames SWIFT -From Page 1 rang of Burney. fi refi ghter, but at the moment TRANSPORTATION specialist. In between fi res last week, he doesn’t plan to make it a “I grew up with a lot of the Schmierer was doing gen- career. Now Hiring Drivers overhead,” he said. eral maintenance and lawn “It’s a great summer job,” & Owner Operators Scott Turner’s parents mowing at the offi ce in Fall said Schmierer. “It pays really also work at the Hat Creek River Mills. well and it’s fun.” No Experience, No Problem! Ranger District, where his It’s his second season as a CDL Training Available! father, Boyd, is a wildlife We Offer: Excellent Pay & Benefits, biologist, and Kathy Turner Tuition Reimbursement, Job Stablitity. is the FERC Specialist on the 1- 866 - 444 - 6646 current relicensing project for www.swifttrans.com PG&E. (eoe-m/f:min. 23 yrs. old) Other local students with summer jobs fi ghting fi res from the Hat Creek Dis- trict are Jessica Saltzman of Bieber, Erica Swann of Burney, Jessie Kingsbury of INTERMOUNTAIN Burney, Caleb Johnson of Fall River Mills, Jason Colby of Burney, and Adam Casau- CHURCH DIRECTORY

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Grace Community Bible Church 20428 Poplar Street, Burney Pastor Henry Winkelman Tamarack Ave. Burney 335-2367 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Independent Fundamental Worship 11 a.m. Bible Church 9:45 am Sunday School, all ages 335-4293 11 am Worship Service-6 pm Evening Service Wednesday: 7 pm www.Burney1stBaptist.org Bible Study and Prayer

SOLID ROCK FOUR SQUARE CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 20343 Tamarack Rd, Burney SOCIETY Pastor David Sellstrom Hwy 299E at Ft. Crook Avenue, Fall River Mills 335-5002 or 335-5588 Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 10 am & 6 pm Wednesday Services 7:30 p.m. Children’s Church: Pre-school to 6th grade READING ROOM Nursery: 0-toddler 1st & 3rd Wednesday 1-4 p.m. Wednesday Fellowship & Bible Study 7 p.m. Men’s Bible Study Monday 7 p.m. -Visitors Welcome-

SEVENTH DAY Calvary Chapel, Burney Falls ADVENTIST CHURCH (Formerly Burney Christian Fellowship) Fall River Mills 336-5260 Intermountain Community Center Saturday: Main & Commerce Street • Burney Sabbath School 9:45 a.m. THE LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE Worship Service 11:15 a.m. 37067 MAIN ST • BURNEY Pastor Craig Klatt 336-6457 Pastor/Teacher Pat Nugent 335-2910

Intermtn. Evangelical Free Church OUR LADY OF THE VALLEY • Fall River Mills Hwy 299E in McArthur Mass: Saturday 5 p.m., English • Sunday 11 a.m., Spanish Confessions: Saturday 3:30-4:30 p.m. Worship Service 10 am St. Francis Catholic Church • Juniper at Cedar, Burney AWANA Club: 3:30 pm Wednesday Mass: Sunday 9 a.m. • Confessions: Sunday 8:30 a.m. Youth Leader: Brad Lewis St. Stephens • Bieber Pastor Leon Engman Mass: Sunday 1 p.m. • Confessions: 12:30 p.m. 336-5116 Father Tamayo - 335-2372

UNITED PENTACOSTAL FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 20400 Timber, (at Juniper) CHURCH Burney, CA 96013 21661 Garden Lane 335-2670 Johnson Park Pastor James H. Cavener Services: Sunday 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 8 a.m. Pastor Raymond L. Stephens Bible Classes Sunday 9:15 a.m., Wedenesday 7 p.m. 335-4385 or 335-4980 Visitors Welcome!

Intermountain Baptist Church BURNEY CHURCH OF CHRIST Marquette Street, Burney Superior Avenue, Burney Pastor Bud Hennessey 335-5414 (Behind Old Post Offi ce) Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Services Worship 11 a.m. Bible Study 10 a.m. Awana Clubs-Sunday evening 6 p.m. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. KIBC-FM 90.5 Wed. Evening @ 7 p.m. Bible Study Wednesday 7 p.m.

Hat Creek Baptist Church Community United Methodist Church Fall River Mills 336-5602 Highway 89 at VN Lane • 335-5297 Rev. Basel Rafeedy Pastor Sunday - 9:45 and 11 Adult Sun. School 9:45 a.m. Wednesday - AWANA Club, 6:30 p.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Prayer, 7:00 p.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Nursery Provided Thurs - Ladies’ Bible Study, 10 a.m. Men’s Prayer Breakfast Sat. 8 a.m. Pastor Frank Wilkins • [email protected] Youth Fellowship Sat. 6 p.m. PAGE 4 • AUGUST 7, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS New Rotary LETTERS TO EDITOR Club offi cers local food sources. Paying tribute This food drive is the for 2002-2003 to daughter fi rst to be held during the Burney Rotary Club summer months, a time offi cers for the 2002-2003 Editor: when food banks are run- year are: President, Lynn In Loving Memory of ning low. Miller. President Elect, Tim Roberta Gerow. Traditionally, our thoughts Olson. Secretary, Shannon I would like to pay tribute turn to food distribution Toler. Treasurer, Roger to those who loved and during the holiday season, Borkey. Club Service, Tim cherished our daughter but with school out, many McCammon. Vocational Robbie, especially my wife families rely on the food Service, Bob Boster. Com- Evelyn, Bert, Dale, and her banks to supplement their munity Service, Jerry Fikes. closest friends Larry Hess, International Service, Bud Al Lankford and Bob John- monthly food supply. Cross. Public Relations, son. Another factor is Shasta Dennis Adams. Those who knew Robbie County’s tight housing The Burney Rotary club were endowed with her market, which forces fami- was responsible for provid- loving way with those who lies to spend more money ing traffi c control for this were close to her. on rent, leaving less for the year’s Burney Basin Days PHOTOS / Frank Wilkins Even though she had food budget. Parade. Larry Weaver shows off his 1959 chevy convertible at the ‘beach’. problems herself, she would Several food sources The club was also co- go out of her way to help were benefi ted by this contributors for providing others in need. food drive including St. the necessary insurance We will always love her Francis of Assisi Catholic coverage so the parade and and may the good Lord take fi reworks events would not her and keep her safe until Church Food Bank in be canceled. we meet again. Burney, Tri-County Com- Current events that I love you Robbie, your munity Network Voucher involve the Rotary club Dad. Program, and the Com- are a quarterly rubbish -Morris Gerow munity Food Pantry, which clean-up on Hwy 890 near McArthur is supported by seven Fall Burney Falls Campground River Valley churches. and active participation in Gone home On behalf of these the Heritage Days Event Editor: organizations and the staff at McArthur-Burney Falls of Shasta County Public State Park October 13. Suzanne M. Smith, Rotary International will (Suzy). Health Burney Regional soon be celebrating its Loving wife and best Offi ce, we would like to 100th Birthday, on February friend of Johney L. Smith. thank the community mem- 23, 2005. Loving Daughter-in-law to bers and business owners Of the major activities Louise Vesely. who supported this effort, planned, none is more Suzanne died July 18, including Holiday Market important than the comple- 2002. in Burney and Ray’s Food tion of the Polio Plus proj- Suzy went home to be Place in Fall River Mills. ect, which started in 1985. with the Lord Jesus Christ. The response was great In 1985, Polio Plus was Faith, Hope and Love abide, and your contributions are but the greatest of these is designated at Rotary’s very much appreciated. birthday present to the Love. 1 Corinthians 13:13, world. Completion of this Fun at the Burney library ‘beach’. John 10:27-30. -Shasta County Public project and eradication of Health Offi ce Staff polio will be the most signifi - Shellisa Moore, cant event of the Centennial Notes from David Moeschler, celebration. Reading program fi nishes Laura Thompson, A second activity will Evergreen 4-H Marcia McFarlane, demonstrate what Rotary By FRANK WILKINS sixth grades to read books Grand Canyon. Editor: Manuel Meza, & does to build better com- A real trip to Burney Falls The Shasta County Library during the summer. Evergreen 4-H Club Claudia Woods munities. Each Rotary club summer reading program for For every hour of reading and a fi nal day on the ‘Burney meeting on July 10. in the world is asked to plan 2002, “Reading Roadtrip, time, the there were prizes Library Beach’ fi nished up the and complete a worthwhile U.S.A.” just fi nished its fi nal ranging from pencils to pizza season. President Christy Lud- community project. roadtrip for the year on July from the prize lady, Wanda A highlight this year fea- wigsen called the meeting Plans begin This should be a perma- 24. Ridley. tured a different classic car to order. Vice President nent facility or resource in Sponsored by the Shasta Following the motto, each week courtesy of Larry Jessica Neugebauer read The Warner Mountain the local community, which County Library and coor- “Books can take you any- Weaver and the Mountain the last meetings minutes. Ranger District on the will be named for Rotary’s dinated by Frank Wilkins, where,” fi ctional roadtrip Cruisers. Bonnie Buckman read the Modoc National Forest will International Centennial. the yearly summer reading destinations included San Burney branch librarian, Treasurer’s report. begin construction on the The local Burney Rotary program encourages young Francisco, Mount Rushmore, Debra Dean confi rmed that a Emily Estes reported Blue Lake National Recre- club is now in the planning people from fi rst through Philadelphia-1776, and the good time was had by all. how much the fl owers cost ation Trail at Blue Lake. stages of implementing our The contractor plans to for the McArthur Post Offi ce own local project. begin with the replacement Additional Burney Rotary border. John and Ryan Ste- of the trail bridge to the information can be obtain Two Lassen fi refi ghters die phenson told us about their west of the Blue Lake Boat by contacting the public camping and outdoors trip Ramp. to Waterworks Park. relations director, Dennis A national Forest Service business. Firefi ghter safety Redding at Mercy Medical Plans are then to con- Adams, at 335-2242. accident investigation team is always our highest prior- Center. Colman Eades gave a struct a wildlife viewing plat- is now working to deter- ity, an accident such as this The crew was assigned report on the Airport Day form at the entrance to Blue mine the cause of an acci- leads us to fi nd out pre- to Engine 11 based at the concession and Quinsea Lake Campground. Minimum dent that left three Lassen cisely what happened and Almanor Ranger District, Pratt told us about the Subsequent work will National Forest fi refi ghters to assess what can be done Chester Calif. They were hotdog stand. include paving of the exist- number of dead and two injured. to prevent similar tragedies fi ghting the Stanza Fire 10 Large Animal Field Day ing trail from the fi shing dock to the entrance station fi rewood cords Lassen National Forest from occurring.” miles south of Happy Camp was held July 27. Patty Supervisor, Ed Cole said Firefi ghters, Steve in Siskiyou County. and the construction of new handed out awards to par- trail from the entrance into to increase “The team will look into all Oustad, 51 and John Self, Cole said, “The Forest ticipants in Livestock Judg- aspects of the accident that the Blue Lake campground. 19, both of Westwood Calif.; Service has provided staff ing Day. Effective now the occurred just after 2 a.m., and Heather Jane DePaolo, Visitors entering the liaison to work closely with The raffl e put on by the National Forest will increase July 28 on the Klamath 29 of Redding, were killed each of the families to help campground should expect the minimum number of National Forest, south of when their engine rolled plan memorial services and members of the Camping short delays. Hikers wishing fi rewood cords that must be Happy Camp, CA. down a steep embankment to meet their other needs.” and Outdoors Club for the to hike the trail need to be purchased from two cords/ “On behalf of the entire and into a ravine. The forest is also working friends of 4-H announced aware that the trail will also $10 to four cords/$20. Forest Service and espe- Ryan Smith, 20 of to assist employees who the winners as: Lynn be subject to closure at dif- There is no change to cially the Lassen National Redding; and Alexander are grieving over the loss of Palmer, Grace Lonquist, ferent times. the per cord fee of $5. The Forest, I want to convey Glover, 19 of Susan- their fellow workers. Lynn Cross, Jenna Shuler, The Modoc National change was published as our deepest sympathies to ville; were hospitalized in Forest apologizes for the R. Calkins, Sue and Steve inconvenience that this proj- part of an update to the the families of these fi re- Sander, and Shirley Wright. Timber Sale Appraisal Hand ect will have on our visitors, fi ghters,” Cole said. “This The next Evergreen 4-H book, which establishes the has been devastating blow however, the project will minimum and base rates for for the families and for our meeting will be held on Aug. enhance the quality of the the National Forest. entire fi refi ghting commu- All trails within park 14 at 7:30 p.m. recreation experience for a Christmas Trees will nity.” more diverse public at Blue remain unchanged at $10 a Wildland fi refi ghting is being assessed for Lake. tree for personal use. an inherently hazardous Hat Creek For further information please contact Bill Tierney maintenance needs barbecue a at 279-6116. Lassen Volcanic National underway and approxi- Park is currently conducting success mately eighty percent of the Editor: STORK REPORT a comprehensive assess- trails have been assessed. ment of all trails within the Two employees hike We’d like to thank the park. the trails and document countless people in the All trails are being inven- defi ciencies with electronic communities of Hat Creek toried and assessed for digital display equipment. and Cassel for their dedica- maintenance needs, visitor Information collected will tion and hard work on behalf use patterns, safety con- be edited and organized so of the Hat Creek Volunteer cerns, resource condition that park staff can formu- Fire Department. and other factors. late labor, equipment and The 23rd Annual Hat This project will result materials required to make Creek Barbeque was a in a written document that necessary repairs. The park great success and offered will provide a systematic plans to complete this proj- many newcomers a view approach for trails manage- ect by the end of August. ment. Defi cient sections of “We have been provided into the unique lifestyle SIMMONS – Hunter Allen trails will be identifi ed and with this remarkable oppor- that those of us fortunate was born June 10, 2002 at prioritized for future trail tunity thanks to the generos- enough to live here enjoy. 8:06 a.m. at St. Mary’s Hos- maintenance projects. ity of the Campbell family. It May you all have a relax- pital in Rogus, Arkansas to This project was made is our sincere hope that our ing summer! Todd and Christy Simmons. possible thanks to a gener- relationship with this valued -HCVFD & Firefl ies He weighed 8 lbs., 5 ozs., ous private donation from partner can continue, and was 20.5 inches long. Bruce, Don and Sue Camp- “stated Marilyn H. Parris, His paternal grandpar- bell. Superintendent of Lassen Summer food ents are Ron and Ina Sim- The Campbell’s have Volcanic National Park. mons. Maternal grandpar- been visiting the park since For more information, drive did well ents are John and Susan the 1950’s and have been please contact the park Editor: Sulllivan. very supportive of special at 595-444 or for TDD at On July 16, a successful Paternal great grandpar- park programs over the past 595-3480, Mon. through Fri, “Summer Food Drive” was ent is Bill McNew. Maternal several years. except holidays, from 8 a.m. held in the Intermountain great grandparents are Jim The work is currently to 4:30 p.m. area supporting several and Lois Courtney. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • AUGUST 7, 2002 • PAGE 5 OBITUARIES Roberta Gerow She was born Nov. 27, McDonald’s Chapel offi ciate. ter Peggy Dunn of Arbuckle; Davenport’s Chapel of the 1950 in Salinas and moved in Burney is mortuary in Visitation will be Friday step-son Harold Bernard of Good Shepherd of Klamath Cleaning business, 51 to this county in 1990 from charge. morning from 10 a.m. at the Anderson; six grandchildren; Falls are the directors in Services for Roberta Watsonville. Burney Chapel until the ser- 14 great-grandchildren; fi ve charge of arrangements. Shane Gerow of Burney will She ran a self-home care vice. great-great-grandchildren. be held Saturday, Aug. 10 cleaning service. Virgil Highley, 97 Concluding service and Virgil Daniel Highley of at 11 a.m. in the lawn area She is survived by friend interment will follow at Burney Klamath Falls, Oregon died of Las Colinas Mobilehome and long time companion District Cemetery. July 31, 2002 at his resi- Park, 36766 Hwy 299E. Bert Dale of Burney; sisters Fellowship will follow the dence. Family and friends will Rosemary Jones of Mon- services at Word of Life A celebration of life ser- offi ciate. terey; step-sisters Cynthia Assembly of God. vice will be held Friday at 2 She will be buried at Pine Warren of Houston, Texas, He is survived by his Simple, Dignified p.m. in the Burney Chapel of Grove Cemetery. Jackie Mapes of Taos, brother Ted Highley of Pla- McDonald’s Funeral Chapel. She died at Mercy Medical New Mexico, Elaine Ray of cerville; daughter Virginia Ann Pastor Jerry Thomas will Services Center in Redding, July 30, Covina; parents Morris and Smith of Burney; step-daugh- 2002 of a short illness. Evelyn Gerow of McArthur. McDonald's Chapel is Shasta County's Court date scheduled for only total care funeral home former J.P. radiator shop Cremation * Florist * Widowhood Outreach BY MEG FOX If convicted, the Sellars Financial Assistance * Full Pre-Planning Services The former owners of a face civil penalties of $25,000 Johnson Park radiator shop for unauthorized hazardous Your individual needs are always important have been ordered to appear waste disposal and $2,500 for for trial in January in Shasta “each and every unlawful and County Superior Court on unfair business practice… for McDonald's Chapels charges resulting from a each day of violation.” complaint fi led by the Cali- The state is also asking for Sensitive People for Sensitive Times fornia Department of Toxic recovery of costs, including License # FD 1012 Substances Control. the expense of the investiga- 37160 Main Street, Burney, 335-2247 The complaint was fi led tion and prosecution. against David Sellars and Marvin Sellars, co-owners of Sellers Bros. Radiator Service, in February 2002 for disposing hazardous waste at their business and for allowing unsafe and unhealthy conditions to exist at the shop. Their business was inspected in 1999 and the charges because the Sellars reportedly failed to clean up toxic waste that had drained into the ground from a dump- ing pile, according to Deputy District Attorney Larry Allen. He said they disposed of sandblast material next to the shop and it contained levels of copper, lead and zinc. Legally, a certifi ed hazard- ous waste disposal company must haul off the material and provide records. The July 27, 1999 site inspection was a routine inspection of 27 radiator shops in three counties, Allen said. Six businesses were subsequently referred to the District Attorney and all but two were resolved. In an interview in February, David Sellars said, “Bureau- cracy has singled us out,” and described their efforts to clean up the business that they had run for eight years. Sellars said the previous owner, Walt Rainey, had a radiator shop at the site for 20 years and “a heck of a (sandblast) pile” that they shoveled up and put into bar- rels to be hauled off at a cost of $300 per barrel. They also purchased, but did not install, a $5,900 water waste treatment system. As he closed down his business in February, Sellars said the lawsuit had “pushed us over the edge fi nancially” and that they couldn’t afford to do more clean up.

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Distributed by Universal Press Syndicate © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. By BETTY DEBNAM The Sunflower State from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. Kansas From A to Z Kansas has been called the Air capital of the world. Several aircraft companies, such as Cessna, Boeing and Learjet, began there. About 50 companies have built aircraft there. Famous pilots such as Amelia Earhart came from Kansas. The Mid- America Air Museum in Liberal has one of the top collections of aircraft in the U.S. The Kansas Barbed Wire Museum in La Crosse shows how The great fields of wheat in Kansas important this have earned it the nickname fencing was to Breadbasket of America. It is also one settling the Plains. of the top manufacturers of non- from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. Cawker City is the military airplanes in the U.S. It also site of the world’s produces oil and gas. TM

photo by Bill Stephens, courtesy Kansas Department of Commerce & Housing, Travel Tourism largest ball of twine. For hundreds of years Native Rookie Cookie’s Recipe Americans farmed and hunted buffalo Kansas is also known as the Sunflower The Chisholm Trail State. Millions of these giant flowers grow Monkey Shake there. The Spanish explored the area was built for throughout many areas. The seeds are cowboys herding but did not settle it. Later the French often made into cooking oil. You’ll need: claimed much of the area and sold it big cattle herds • 1 cup milk to the U.S. as part of the Louisiana Agriculture is a top from Texas to • 2 bananas, cut into small pieces Purchase. industry, with about 90 Abilene. From there • 1/3 cup pineapple juice concentrate, In the years before the Civil War, percent of the land cattle were shipped thawed people called it “Bleeding Kansas” area used for farming. by train to the north and east. • 2 cups vanilla ice cream, softened because so many battles were fought It is one of the main Dodge City was legendary for its What to do: between pro- and anti-slavery groups. wheat-growing and Wild West cowboys 1. Combine milk, banana pieces and pineapple juice Kansas voted to enter the Union as a cattle-raising states in and gunslingers, concentrate in a blender. Cover and blend until free state where slavery was illegal. It the U.S. Sorghum, hay including Wyatt smooth. became a state in 1861. and corn are also top Earp, Wild Bill 2. Add ice cream. Cover and blend a few seconds until Today it is the 32nd most populated farm products. Buffalo Hickok, Doc smooth. meat is becoming state, with more than 21/2 million Holliday and Bat Serves 2. popular. people. Masterson. from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.

from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. A KID’S Kids! You're Meet Toby Keith GUIDE TO THE WHITE HOUSE Invited to the While growing up, Toby Keith would Supersport: Marquis Grissom listen to musicians perform at a club White House Height: 5-11 Birthdate: 4-17-67 his grandmother owned. That sparked A Kid’s Guide to the White Weight: 190 College: Florida A&M an interest in country music, and he House is a terrific behind-the-scenes Marquis Grissom has played major league started playing the guitar when he was look at a very special house. baseball since 1989. He is in his second year 8. Today he is a top country singer. Written with the cooperation of the playing center field for the Los Angeles Dodgers. White House Historical Association, the Before joining the Dodgers, he played for the Toby, 41, was born Toby Keith Covel book is full of fun information, photos Milwaukee Brewers, the Cleveland Indians, the in Clinton, Okla. Before working on his singing career, (some in full color) and puzzles that he worked in the oil industry and as a pro football Betty Debnam Atlanta Braves and the Montreal Expos. kids of all ages will enjoy. His best year was in 1996, when he batted .308 for the player. To order, send $8.95 plus $2 for postage and handling for each copy. Send only checks or money orders Braves. Last year he had 21 home runs. He started off by playing in country-rock bands. He payable to: Andrews McMeel Publishing, P.O. Box 419242, Kansas City, MO 64141. Marquis was born in Atlanta and is one of 15 children. He then formed his own band. After deciding to become a Please send ______copies of A Kid’s Guide to The White House (Item #21532) at $10.95 each, including and his wife, Daphne, have two sons and a daughter. He postage and handling. (Bulk discount information available upon request). solo singer, he released his first album in 1993. Name: ______donates time to youth baseball teams, the Boys and Girls Clubs, and the YMCA in Atlanta. His hobbies include fishing Toby and his wife, Tricia, have two daughters, Krystal Address: ______and Shelley, and a son, Stelen. City: ______State: ______Zip: ______and drawing. from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.

from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. TM More About Kansas All the following jokes have something in common. Can you guess the common theme or category? The Eisenhower Fort Leavenworth One of the biggest Salt Center in Abilene is is the oldest deposits in the world is Lucy: What happens when you ask an at President continuously operating in Hutchinson, with oyster a personal question? Eisenhower’s boyhood home. fort west of the more than 300,000 tons Larry: It clams up! Emporia is the site of Mississippi River. It of rock salt mined there each year. the National Teachers was built in 1827 and opeka is the capital. It Andy: Why couldn’t the crab learn T Hall of Fame. served as headquarters for the is famous partly because of to share? Buffalo Soldiers, or the 1954 U.S. Supreme Angela: Because it was shellfish! The Flint Hills contain the only original African-American cavalry. Court decision, Brown tallgrass prairie Manhattan is the site v. Topeka Board of Gary: Where did the octopus enlist? left in the U.S. of the American Museum Education. This case Gina: The armed forces! The Tallgrass of Baking. Exhibits brought about the desegregation of Prairie National include bread baked in all U.S. public schools. Preserve is the Egypt 3,800 years ago. The Underground from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. TM Basset Brown only national parkland preserving One of the newest Railroad, which helped The News KANSAS TRY ’N this type of environment. NASCAR racetracks slaves flee to the north, Hound’s FIND The Greyhound Hall in the U.S. opened in was strong in Kansas. Words and names that remind us of Kansas are hidden in the block 2001 in Kansas City. John Brown, a fierce below. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally. See if you of Fame is in Abilene. can find: CHISHOLM, EMPORIA, PRAIRIE, GREYHOUND, Fort Old Cowtown abolitionist, led some of EISENHOWER, CUSTER, JAYHAWKS, STATE, FORT, NASCAR, Hays was Museum re- his earliest bloody battles to free the COWTOWN, QUIVIRA, KANSAS, TOPEKA, SALT, SEDAN, ZOO. where Gen. creates life as it slaves in Kansas. IT’S FUN AKXHREWOHNES I EJ George Custer, Buffalo was when Wichita Visitors flock to the TO GROW BLCUSTERSASNAKP Bill Cody and Wild Bill was a wild cattle town along the state for pheasant and SUNFLOWERS! Chisholm Trail in the 1870s. quail hunting, and for NCC H I SHOLMMZ I KR Hickock served. crappie, bass, walleye AZF SEMPOR I ADNBA Independence was the The only unchanged ony Express station and catfish fishing. SEOOTQSKWAHYAJ I site of Laura Ingalls P still at its original Wichita is the CJUORANWOTWOCDR Wilder’s book “Little House on the Prairie.” location is the largest city, with AGV GLT TQU I V I RA I Hollenberg Station near about 345,000 RSE DAN I EAKEPOTE Jayhawks is the nickname for Kansans. Hanover. people. It started as a cattle town in JDNUOHYERGWSALT Jayhawkers were people The Quivira and the frontier, and grew to become a who came to Kansas to Cheyenne Bottoms wildlife center for aviation. from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. TM fight against its refuges, both near Great The Xiphactinus becoming a slave state. Bend, are gathering auduX is a fossil of Mini Spy . . . Kansa was the name of Native places for hundreds of a fish that swam in the oceans Mini Spy and her friends are in a prairie grass preserve in Americans living in the species of birds, covering Kansas about 8 million Kansas. See if you can find: • letter C • question mark • button area, and where the including the bald eagle, years ago. It and other fossils can be • fish • strainer • pineapple • spool of thread • three stars whooping crane and peregrine seen at the Fick Fossil and History • word MINI state got its name. The • elephant head name means “People of falcon. Museum in Oakley. • letter A the South Wind.” Other Cheyenne Bottoms attracts almost A real Yellow brick • sock Native Americans include the Iowa, half of the migrating shorebirds in road goes through Sedan. • duck Sac and Fox, Kickapoo, Potawatomie, North America. In the movie “The Wizard • banana Wichita, Osage and Pawnee. More Russian space of Oz,” a cyclone whisks • lips objects than anywhere Dorothy away from Kansas to a • alligator magical land over the rainbow. • dolphin Site to see: www.travelKS.com else in the Western world • safety pin Look through your newspaper for news are at the Kansas The Sedgwick County • groundhog of your state. Cosmosphere and Space Center in Zoo in Wichita has • number 3 Hutchinson. It also has the world’s more than 2,500 Next week, The Mini Page is all about • frog fireflies. biggest collection of spacesuits. animals in different habitats. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES • AUGUST 7, 2002 TTHEHE WWANTANT ADSADS CALL (530) 335-4533 • (530) 275-1716 • (530) 549-3304 CHARGE IT TO YOUR DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS

it was fi led in the offi ce of Travis Sweig is no the county clerk. A new longer apart or respon- fi ctitious business name statement must be fi led sible for any bills, PUBLIC prior to that date. The debts, or actions taken fi ling of this statement or imposed by Teresa does not of itself authorize Marie Sweig-Heilaud as the use in this state of a fi ctitious business name of 7-1-02. (028-28) NOTICES in violation of the rights ______of another under federal, state or common law (See BURNEY- Veteran’s Trust. The street address Hall for rent, for private 10 and other common desig- Sections 14400 et seq., nation, if any, of the real Business and Professions and public events. Days property described above Code.) & nights, reasonable NOTICES is purported to be: 25104 Published July 31, Aug. rates. Full kitchen. REYNOLDS ROAD, FALL 7, 14, 21, 2002 NOTICE OF ______Catering available. TRUSTEE’S SALE RIVER MILLS, CA, 96028 The undersigned Trustee Largest, best equipped TS No. 02-03821 Loan No. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 9963550 Title Order No. disclaims any liability for hall in Intermountain any incorrectness of the NAME STATEMENT 1123473 Investor/Insurer File No. 2002-0000919 area. Receptions, No. 000396463 APN No.: street address and other reunions, banquets, common designation, if July 19, 2002 0186800360 The following person(s) meetings, sales events, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT any, shown herein. The total amount of the unpaid are doing business as: etc. Call Ginny at 335- UNDER A DEED OF E-TEACH CONSULTING TRUST, DATED 06/15/00. balance with interest 4488 or call the Club at thereon of the obligation 2682 AMETHYST WAY UNLESS YOU TAKE REDDING, CA 96003 335-4971 after 4 p.m. ACTION TO PROTECT secured by the property to be sold plus reasonable Gilstrap, David Paul (02tfc) YOUR PROPERTY, IT 2682 Amethyst Way ______MAY BE SOLD AT A estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time Redding, CA 96003 CASSEL AA Alcoholics PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU This business is con- NEED AN EXPLANATION of the initial publication Anonymous. Support of the Notice of Sale is ducted by an Individual. OF THE NATURE OF THE The Registrant has begun and understanding, PROCEEDING AGAINST $74323.43 It is possible someone to talk to. that at the time of sale the to transact business under YOU, YOU SHOULD the fi ctitious business Transportation to meet- CONTACT A LAWYER. opening bid may be less than the total indebtedness name(s) listed above. ings available. Please Notice is hereby given that (S)David Gilstrap CTC Real Estate Services due. In addition to cash, call 335-4052 or 335- the Trustee will accept Notice: This fi ctitious FKA CTC Foreclosure name statement expires 2611, 335-4142, 335- Services Corporation, as cashier’s checks drawn on a state or national bank, fi ve years from the date 7064 duly appointed trustee it was fi led in the offi ce of pursuant to the Deed of a check drawn by a state (02tfc) or federal credit union, or the county clerk. A new ______Trust executed by DANIEL PLACE YOUR AD BY 4 P.M. FRIDAY fi ctitious business name B. STAAT AND DEBBIE J. a check drawn by a state CALIFORNIA Bank- or federal savings and statement must be fi led STAAT, HUSBAND AND Real Estate Services FKA LEGAL NOTICE Monday through Friday. ______prior to that date. The ruptcy Center. Free WIFE, AS JOINT TEN- loan association, savings consultation, call 530- association, or savings CTC Foreclosure Services Request For Proposals Sealed proposals will be fi ling of this statement ANTS dated 06/15/00 Corporation, 5898 Condor The Modoc County Sheriff’s accepted at the Modoc FICTITIOUS BUSINESS does not of itself authorize 222-1664 and recorded 06/27/00, bank specifi ed in Sec- NAME STATEMENT tion 5102 of the Financial Dr., MP-88, Moorpark, Offi ce is accepting sealed County Sheriff’s Offi ce, the use in this state of a (02tfc) as Instrument No. 2000- CA 93021 Phone: (800) File No. 2002-0000920 fi ctitious business name ______0022561, of Offi cial Code and authorized to proposals for a California 102 S. Court Street, July 19, 2002 do business in this state. 281-8219, Sale Informa- in violation of the rights Records in the offi ce of tion (805) 578-6618 By: licensed contractor to build Alturas, CA 96101 until 5: The following person(s) of another under federal, the County Recorder of Said sale will be made, in a foundation, assemble a 00 p.m. on friday, August are doing business as: 12 an “AS IS” condition, but /S/Trustee Sale Offi cer state or common law (See Shasta County, State of CTC Real Estate Services 30’ x 70’ offi ce building, 30, 2002. MT BURNEY Sections 14400 et seq., California, will sell on 08/ without covenant or war- COFFEE CO. ranty, express or implied, is a debt collector attempt- and fi nish the interior and s/Bruce Mix, Sheriff Business and Professions LOST & 28/02 at 11:00AM, AT THE ing to collect a debt. Any exterior as specifi ed. In Published Aug. 7 & 14 37155 MAIN ST. HWY 299E Code.) EAST ENTRANCE TO regarding title, posses- BURNEY, CA 96013 sion or encumbrances, to information obtained will addition, some access ______Published July 24, 31, FOUND THE COUNTY COURT- be used for that purpose. Warren, Daniel Palmer Aug. 7, 14, 2002 HOUSE, 1500 COURT satisfy the indebtedness steps, decking and ramps NOTICE 36502 Bird Flat Rd Found- a No Boundar- secured by said Deed of Publish 08/07/02, 08/14/02, will be built on-site, in the Big Valley Joint Unifi ed ______STREET, REDDING, CA 08/21/02 Burney, CA 96013 ies light blue CD case at public auction, to the Trust, advances there- city of Alturas, California. School District is accepting Warren, Laurel Ramona under, with interest as ______FICTITIOUS BUSINESS in front of Burney High highest bidder for cash Complete information bids for three school years, 36502 Bird Flat Rd NAME STATEMENT School on July 5. Call or check as described provided, and the unpaid packets including 2002-05, for unleaded gas, Burney, CA 96013 principal of the Note File No. 2002-0000853 335-5199 and leave a below, payable in full at Project Specifi cations, diesel transportation fuel This business is conducted July 10, 2002 time of sale, all right, title, secured by said Deed of by Husband and Wife. The message. Trust with interest thereon construction blueprints and and diesel heating fuel, as The following person(s) and interest conveyed to other pertinent information well as for propane. Please Registrant has begun to are doing business as: (028-7) and now held by it under as provided in said Note, transact business under plus fees, charges and can be obtained by contact the District Offi ce EXECUTIVE LEGAL said Deed of Trust, in the the fi ctitious business 6937 LADY SMITH AVE property situated in said expenses of the Trustee contacting Chief Deputy (530) 294-5266 for bid name(s) listed above on ______and of the trusts created ANDERSON, CA 96007 County and State and as Barry Silva at 530-233- forms and specifi cations. 5/22/1997. Griffi n, Patrick more fully described in the by said Deed of Trust. 4416, between the hours Bid closing is 2:30 PM, (S)Ramona Warren Dated: 06/27/02 CTC 6937 Lady Smith Ave 24 above referenced Deed of of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Thursday 08/08/02. (S)Dan Warren Anderson, CA 96007 Notice: This fi ctitious This business is con- PLANTS/ name statement expires ducted by an Individual. fi ve years from the date The Registrant began to THIS WEEK’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE it was fi led in the offi ce of transact business under GARDENING ANSWERS ON INSIDE BACK PAGE the county clerk. A new the fi ctitious business fi ctitious business name name(s) listed above on Be a Sport statement must be fi led 3/19/1997. prior to that date. The (S)Patrick Griffi n Nursery Special ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 fi ling of this statement Notice: This fi ctitious does not of itself authorize name statement expires (Week of 8/7-8/13) 1. Daytime TV the use in this state of a fi ve years from the date dramas 14 15 16 fi ctitious business name it was fi led in the offi ce of ALL EVERGREEN in violation of the rights the county clerk. A new 6. N.Y.C. cultural of another under federal, fi ctitious business name TREES center 17 18 19 state or common law (See statement must be fi led IN STOCK Sections 14400 et seq., prior to that date. The 10. __ War Business and Professions fi ling of this statement 20 21 (1899-1902) Code.) does not of itself authorize Published Aug. 7, 14, 21, the use in this state of a 20% OFF 14. Open, in a 22 23 24 28, 2002 fi ctitious business name ______in violation of the rights way MON-SAT 9 AM TO 5 PM 15. Genesis of another under federal, 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS state or common law (See setting NAME STATEMENT Sections 14400 et seq., Boster's Nursery File No. 2002-0000833 Business and Professions 21725 Cassel Rd. 16. Woody's son 32 33 34 July 3, 2002 Code.) Cassel 17. Type of The following person(s) Published July 24, 31, 335-4499 are doing business as: Aug. 7, 14, 2002 smuggling 35 36 37 38 INTERMOUNTAIN ______19. San __ DJ-KARAOKE 24443 BLACK RANCH RD (Riviera 39 40 41 BURNEY, CA 96013 30 resort) Coates, Nicholas L. B.B.B. 24443 Black Ranch Rd 20. Have 42 43 44 45 Burney, CA 96013 HARDWOOD MISC. FOR reference Coates, Sherry L. FLOORS 24443 Black Ranch Rd SALE 21. Greeted the 46 47 Burney, CA 96013 Tearouts, judge This business is conducted Repairs, Kenmore refrigerator 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 by a Limited Partnership. 22. Govt. code- The Registrant has begun $50 OBO 335-3310. Lays, Sand & (028-28) crackers to transact business under Refi nish ______55 56 57 58 the fi ctitious business 23. Coloratura's name(s) listed above on FREE G.E. refrigerator w/top piece 1/1/2002. ESTIMATE fzr-bisque 30”w x 64” 59 60 61 (S)Nicholas L. Coates 25. Snob's Notice: This fi ctitious No Travel Charge high, glass shelves, xlnt activity name statement expires $125. 335-4732.

Namara’s Band, Inc. Namara’s 1-530-335-4842 62 63 64 fi ve years from the date (028-7) 32. City southeast it was fi led in the offi ce of or ______of Minsk ©Mac the county clerk. A new 1-530-945-8811 Buffalo, now in prime American Profile Hometown Content 020804 fi ctitious business name 33. Roller coaster statement must be fi led Bryan Small condition. Fill your feature prior to that date. The freezer with natural, 56. Cyber- 6. Like an odd 29. "In other 49. Proper's fi ling of this statement 34. Word from heartwise Bison meat: browsing job words ..." companion does not of itself authorize Whole $3.40 lb (Hang- Miss Piggy the use in this state of a 59. Costa __ 7. Chief Norse 30. "It's __ deal!" 50. Role for fi ctitious business name ing carcass wgt.), Half 35. Utah ski spot SEAMLESS 60. Spot for deity 31. Composer __ Edward G. in violation of the rights $3.50 lb, Hind 1/4 $4 36. Rag composer of another under federal, GUTTERS lb, Front 1/4 $3.35 lb. cotter pins 8. Chess pieces Carlo Menotti 51. With state or common law (See ROOFING, Joplin Local cut and wrap 39 61. THIS __ 9. "Crouching 32. Carson adroitness Sections 14400 et seq., REMODELING, 38. Country's Business and Professions cents lb. Telephone (crate Tiger, Hidden replaced him 52. Sidi __ Code.) ALL KINDS OF Thompson (530) McEntire marking) Dragon" 36. Slugger (Moroccan Published July 31, Aug. REPAIRS 299-3173 or e-mail: 39. Gardner of 7, 14, 21, 2002 WILDERNESS 62. Quad celeb director Lee Sammy seaport) [email protected]. film CONSTRUCTION (0208-21) 63. Hall of Fame 10. Tippler's debt 37. Assign to a 53. Big hunk of 40. Castle defense FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ______pitcher 11. Twistable role beef NAMES STATEMENT 335-2237 41. Most of Iberia CA LIC#594222 Northern Lights Cloth- Wilhelm cookie 38. Troy, N.Y. 54. Bolt holder File No. 2002-0000938 ing Company, owner 42. Rafting for July 24, 2002 64. Slims down 12. "Blondie" tyke school 56. Guitar effect, anxious. Take over the daring The following person(s) 13. Crucifix 40. Dept. store when doubled are doing business as: THE PET TAXI inventory at %0% off, 46. H.S. junior's CRIPPLE CREEK 335-3601. DOWN 18. Shuttle gp. stock 57. Outside: MUSTANG Going on Vacation? exam Call The Pet Taxi (0208-21) 1. Big __, 21. Birdbrain 41. Took the helm Prefix CRIPPLE CREEK 47. Abu Dhabi is OUTFITTERS to come & care for ______23. Zillions 43. Administration 58. Nonspecializing California 20422 CARBERRY STREET your animals in the 20 Gallon Aquarium its cap. BURNEY, CA 96013 2. "Movin' __" 24. Knee-slapper to an MDs comfort of their with everything you 48. Mall binge McGram, Jeffery G. need, plus the fi sh, $75. ("The 25. "The Harvest" overdose 20422 Carberry Street own home 51. Madalyn Call 335-5959. Jeffersons" actor Henry victim Burney, CA 96013 Murray This business is con- 335-5566 (0208-21) 26. Like draft 44. Beginning O'Hair, theme) ducted by an Individual. Owner-Michele Cross ______beer 45. Honolulu's The Registrant has begun (Bonded) Hide-a-bed full size, notably 3. High point to transact business under 27. R. E. Lee's locale natural tone $75, 55. Burdon or 4. Henry VIII's the fi ctitious business side 48. Belgrade name(s) listed above on deluxe basketball hoop Bogosian Catherine 7/24/2002. 28. Flannel or native $100, boys mountain 5. Satellite (S)Jeffery G. McGram bike $50, portable dog denim Notice: This fi ctitious launched name statement expires kennels $25, 335-7122. 10/4/57 fi ve years from the date (028-7) ______FIND SOMETHING? WE’LL PUBLISH IT FOR FREE IN THIS NEWSPAPER AUGUST 7, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES CHARGE YOUR AD USING DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS

Hewlett Packard FAX- ______Retail merchandise 43 80 For Rent - 3 room com- KEEP-IT 310, $35. 335-4533. 36 House Painter, 30 needed for major greet- mercial building, 37371 Mini Storage in years experience. Ref- (nc-tfc) ing card company. Part- BUSINESS AUTO FOR Main Street, Burney. McArthur, 10x10, ______MONEY TO erences. Ask for Lee time up to 15 hours a Inquire at Creative 10x12, and 10x20 336- Solid Oak Entertain- Roy Miller, 335-3580. week. Call 1-800-373- Crafts or call after 5:30 5679 or 336-6133 (028-7) OPPORTUNITY SALE ment Center. Hold up LOAN 3636, leave message p.m. 335-2815. (02tfc) ______to 32” TV. $325. 335- Voice Mailbox 91254. Creative Crafts, 37371 92 Ford Exporer 4x4 (02-08-07) ______3494. HAVE YOU BEEN (0208-21) TURNED DOWN FOR 41 Main Street, Burney. Excellent condition ______(nctfc) ______Inventory includes gifts, $5,195. 336-5905 or IDEAL ______A REAL ESTATE Mechanics needed MINI STORAGE Children’s size 4-1/2 LOAN? crafts, jewelry material, 336-6356. HELP for trucking company J.P. 10x20, 10x10, (22.5) Rossignol ski Because of your credit hand-quilted quilts, (028-28) Burney area. Journey 10x5, Boat /RV storage. boots, $25. 335-3634 rating, type of property, WANTED new & used clothing ______level truck mechanic & (S-M-L) & much more, 335-3050 (nc02tfc) or source of income. mechanic’s helper. Call ______Maid help wanted at 335-2815 81 (02tfc) Call Richard Taylor Truck- ______Sleepy Hollow Lodge (028-07) SUMMIT MORTGAGE ing, 335-4384. 31 at 528-1000. 335-2285. ______TRUCKS (028-28) (0208-14) We specialize in GARAGE SALE ______& VANS the diffi cult loans! 75 Fall River Joint Unifi ed CUST. Sales & Svc California licensed Garage sale of every- School District has the CHILD CARE 1967 FORD 3/4 TON thing, crafts, material. Real Estate Broker START NOW Pickup. great for back following vacancies for $14.75 base-appt Prices to sell. 20626 #01071553 roads ranch work. Not the 2002/2003 school Summer temp or perm Safe and Reliable Modoc Street, Burney. (028-7) pretty, but better than JOB POSTING year: Instructional Aide • No exper. req. Child Care, License Friday & Saturday, 8-4. ______an old mule! $1,000 or Immediate Opening Available III/Fall River Elemen- • Training provided #455401973, Call (0208-07) trade for QUAD. Call tary/ 3 hrs/ day. Yard • Flexible schedule Janice at 335-3406 ______40 after 6 p.m. or leave FAMILY SERVICE WORKER: P/T in Duty Aide/FRE/2.66 • Conditions Apply (02tfc) 2 Family garage sale ______voice mail at 335-3412. hrs/day. • Great resume Burney at 32 hours per week. Assist Saturday, Aug. 10, 8 JOBS (0208-21) (028-7) experience client or families in all phases of the a.m. til ? 37281 Carson ______IT’S TIME! ______application process for social, medi- WANTED to register for pre- Street, Burney. Tired of dusty roads Regional Biologist, 530-245-9300 1990 Chevy 454 SS cal, dental or education services with or workforstudents.com school for the fall. (0208-07) and driveways? Call $40K-$50K/yr, DOE: Limited edition pickup. Apply in Redding Call for visitation day County, State and Federal agencies. ______Cal roads at (530) Experience in coordi- A/C, power windows, Familiar with Medicare, Medi-Cal and Work in Burney (Burney & Fall River) camper shell, tow 335-2729 and ask nating budgets, contrac- insurance applications and regulations tors, and wetland habi- (028-18) package, clean. 14,000 about Calcium Chloride Intermountain required. Functions as child, family, Flakes. tat projects required. ______average miles per year, Position: Administrative Community $4,700. 335-4533. social service and community referral (0208-21) Biological Technician, $24K-$30K/yr, DOE: Assistant, Job # 07- Center (02-tfc) person. Assist in coordinating Alcohol High School diploma 919-30, salary range: Main & Commerce, ______and Substance Abuse Program and or GED required. $2,535.00 - $3,156.00, Burney 1984 MITSUBISHI P/U Behavioral Health with existing com- Agricultural or wildlife Closing date: Open until W/SHELL. $1,200. Call munity services, county programs, and HELP, Inc. experience preferred. fi lled; review begins 335-4600 after 6 p.m. or leave License 45540151/516 tribal assistance programs. Must pos- For a detailed position 7/17/02, Employer: voice mail at 335-3412. University of California, (02tfc) sess a valid California Drivers License description or to apply, (028-21) with a clean record - a copy of DMV Berkeley, Location: Hat ______NEED TO TALK? direct inquiries to: printout must be submitted with your Robert Capriola 123-B Creek Radio Obser- 1992 CHEVY S-10 P/U North Enright Ave., Wil- vatory. Complete job 76 W/SHELL. $3,000. Call application. 24-HOUR lows, CA 95988, Rob_ information is listed on after 6 p.m. or leave ** Insurance company requirements ** capriola@calwaterfow the UCB website: http:/ MISC. voice mail at 335-3412. ** for positions that require driving ** Confidential l.org (530) 934-9182. /hrweb.berkeley.edu/jvl/ SERVICES (028-21) ** company vehicles state eligible ** Applications should search.php? Applica- ______** applicants will be between the ** tions may be submitted Crisis Counseling include a cover letter Jack of All Trades, ** ages of 25-65. ** with salary request, via email to: applyucb 83 @uclink.berkeley.edu. Carpentry, Plumbing, Suicide Prevention resume or curriculum Electrical, 335-4890. DENTAL ASSISTANT: F/T Assist provid- vitae, writing example (028-7) CAMPERS & (02-tfc) ers in clinical setting, perform duties and and contact information ______Information & Referral ______responsibilities as assigned, keeping of for 3 references. TRAILERS patient records as instructed. GED or (0208-07) Volunteer Resource Center Catalina Prowler travel ______high school graduate, at least one year trailer. Like new. Hasn’t AUnitedWay Agency experience as a chair side assistant, moved in two years, familiar with oral hygiene techniques, seldom used, sleeps x-ray certifi cation preferred. 1-800-821-5252 up to 6, pretty interior. $12,000. 549-5529. (028-14) Must be willing to submit to and pass ______pre-employment drug screening test Fifth wheel, 29 feet, and physical examination. $875. 336-6806 (028-07) Native American Preference will be ______following in accordance with PL 93- 638. To be considered preference 110 eligible you must submit with your HOUSE FOR application for employment a BIA certifi cation of Indian heritage or RENT your Tribal certifi cation card/form. 2 Bedroom + Burney Closing Date: August 15, 2002 home available end of August. $495 + deposit. Submit application to: 337-6638. Pit River Health Service (028-28) Personnel Offi ce ______3 Bd, 2 bath 2 car 36977 Park Avenue garage, no pets, non- Burney, CA 96013 smokers preferred. $650 per month + $650 deposit. 335-5959. (028-28) USDA Forest Service ______Vehicle Sale Small 2 bdrm Duplex in Burney, carport, Public Auction no-frig, w/D hook up, water paid, small pet o.k. Recent references required. 335-5572 $500 + dep. (028-28) At 9:00 a.m., Friday, August 16, 2002, ______For Rent in Burney, Located at Lassen National Forest cute 2 bedroom, 1 bath Equipment Shop, 5th and Oak Street house with large utility Susanville, CA 96130 room and small upstairs bonus room, garage and large carport. $550 Sedans, Station Wagons, Vans, SUV’s per month, plus $550 Pickups (2wd and 4wd), Truck Tractors, security deposit. Must and Stock Trailer have good rental his- tory and pass credit check. Inquire (530) Inspection Dates: August 12-15, 9:00 a.m. 964-9761. To 3:00 p.m. at four locations: (0208-21) ______West Burney, 3 bed, Lassen National Forest 1 bath house, garage, Warehouse Compound clean. $600 month, 5th and Oak Street $1,000 security deposit. (530) 241-9666. Susanville, CA 96130 (0208-14) (530) 252-6402 ______111 Modoc National Forest Equipment Shop APTS. FOR 706 W. 12th Street RENT Alturas, CA 96101 (530) 233-8787 HAT CREEK, small 2 bdrm, no pets $600 mo. includes utilities. Bryant Plumas National Forest Enterprises 241-7767. Supervisors Offi ce (028-28) ______159 Lawrence Street Quincy, CA 95971 114 (530) 283-7895 RENTALS COMMERCIAL Tahoe National Forest Equipment Shop OFFICES 13120 Loma Rica Drive Grass Valley, CA 800 Sq. ft. offi ce space reasonable, T1 access. (530) 478-6189 call David Hollenbeck at 335-3595. 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Pittville 3470 sq. ft. 4-bdrm, 4.5 ba, 5 Acres w/unbeatable VIEWS! ...$349,000 ON FALL RIVER! 1924 sq. ft. hm, docks, shop.SALE Premium PENDING fishing.... $344,500 37177 MAIN ST., BURNEY, CA 96013 (530) 335-3588 2390 sq. ft. + 720 sq. ft. apt, RV space, Barn, 5 Ac. Reduced to ...... $198,000 FISH from your own dock on Fall River. Boat house, docks, ramp 2260 sq. ft. Marge Hoodenpyle Broker Associate 335-4396 FAX (530) 335-2660 lovely home, RV hookups, shop, beautiful grounds, 1 Ac ...... $340,000 Rick Ranslow Broker Owner 335-4662 An Independently Owned and Operated Member 3Bdrm 2 Ba home, huge deck, 6 Ac, borders USFS ...... $136,000 Davis Henrichsen Sales Associate 335-3640 of Coldwell Banker Residential Affi liates, Inc. NEW LISTINGS Glenburn Rd near river, 2500 sq. ft. 3 bd 2.5 ba, huge shop, 1+ Ac ..$210,000 Cindy Martin Sales Associate 335-3700 3254...1/2 ACRE BUILDING LOT. Situated in the Village subdivision on 10 Ac 2-bdrm newly upgraded home, lots outbldgs,SALE ...... $62,900 PENDING HTTP://WWW.COLDWELLBANKER.COM Big Eddy Estates. 3 bdrm 2SOLD ba, pool, nice landscaping, shop ...... $210,000 www.burneyca.com Bartel St. Nice trees and privacy in area of fi ne homes. Price $29,900 Foreclosure 2550 sq. ft. manufactured home, 4+SALE Ac ...... $127,000 PENDING E-MAIL:[email protected] 39 Ac w/1600 sq. ft. home, barn, pond, VIEW...... $74,000SALE PENDING 3255 ... LARGE BACK- Duplex FRM each unit 2 bdrm ...... $79,500 YARD comes with this 3 Upgraded 2 bdrm 2 ba mobile, garage, nice lot ...... $43,500 NEW LISTINGS bedroom, 2 bath home in Great Rental 2 bdrm mobile on lot in McArthur, remodeled, extras ...... $39,900 Burney. Nice wood stove Cabin in the woods, 20 Ac. private, owner fin...... $65,000 #2526 Relax in the country. Two bed- Bieber 2 bdrm, home on the River w/views...... $55,000 room double wide mobile on .59 acres for those cold winter eve- McArthur 2 bdrm home, barns, 2 lots on Cedar St...... $59,000 in Dana. Beautiful trees, landscaping, nings. Needs some TLC, McArthur 2+ bdrm 2 ba mobile, shop, barn, 2+ ac, nice trees ...... $62,500 barn, cold house and out buildings. but could be the home Bieber Nice 3 bdrm 2 ba home, shop,...... SALE PENDING $72,500 Assumable loan. Priced to sell @ of your dreams. Asking 80 Ac farmground, 3 bdrm, home, barns, 35 ac irrig...... $150,000 $59,500 $74,000. 160 Ac farmground on A2, Ag wells, reservoir, REA power ...... $185,000 319 Ac Pasture, springs, pond, borders USFS...... SALE PENDING $128,000 HOMES FOR SALE 423 Ac Day Rd, 20 ac tilled, grazing land, lots trees ...... $169,600 #2524 Two bedroom one bath mobile in Las Colinas. Priced to sell @...... $12,000 475 Ac 1/2 mi River frontage, Ag well, 120 Ac irrig, pone...... $360,000 #2522 37111 Park Ave. 4 bedroom 1.5 bath on 3+ acres. Over 2100 sq.SALE ft ...... PENDING ...$168,000 HOMES**************************************************** Lava Flat Rd, Hat Creek area. 2 bd remodeled house, 110 Ac., water rights..3032 ... $290,000 1540 Ac Historic "101 Ranch", creek, river, gov't grazing permits, 4 bdrm #2523 37452 Cypress St. 3 bedroom 2 bath with great view of Mt. BurneySALE ...... PENDING .....$79.900 home + 2 bdrm mobile, barns, corrals ...... $1,340,000 #2517 404 Fir St. 5+ bedroom 2 bath over 2000 sq. ft. in bieber. Needs work...... $58,900 43160 Day Ave., Old Station, 2 bd. Home with porches and Out buildings.....3025 ... $63,500 167 Ac Timberland, seasonal stream, off A-2, privacy here...... $114,000 #2516...20510 Ontario St. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1550 sq. ft. Large family SALEroom addition...... PENDING ...$110,000 20127 Hudson St., 2900 sq.ft. 3 bd, 21/2 ba, triple garage, 26X24 shop, 8 ac 3058 ... $495,000 Commercial bldg + 2 bdrm 2 ba sep residence...... $92,500 #2513...20458 Shasta St. Perfect starter home or great investment propertySALE REDUCED PENDING...... $52,000 20234 Sugarpine St. Cute 3 bd home with 1150 sq. ft., wood stove, deep lot.3078 ... $77,500 37105 Washburn, 3 bd, 2 ba, home + duplex for rental income, landscaped ..2935 ... $179,900 Lots of parcels to build your dream home on - from small lots to large parcels. #2514...37447 Oakview St. Great location for this 2 bedroom 1 bath home...... SALE PENDING .....$78,000 STOP BY FOR COMPLIMENTARY COLORED BROCHURES 20484 Shasta St., 3 bd, 2-1/2 bath, new heating, cooling, roof, insulation...... 3144 ... $95,000 #2501...20539 Ontario St. Comfortable 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath. Recently SALEremodeled...... PENDING $79,000 ON HOMES, LAND, RANCHES & COMMERCIAL #2498...37386 Cypress St. Comfortable 3bd, 2ba home. Sm. apartment off garage ...... $99,500 Hwy 299 Montgomery Creek flowing thru back yd, 1990,SALE 2 PENDINGbd, 2 ba, modulr.3150... $68,500 PROPERTIES 20162 Sugarpine St. 2 bd, 1 ba, fenced front & back, excellent condition...... 3168 ... $69,900 www.mcarthur-realty.com #2497...37438 Toronto St. Attractive older 2 bdrm, 1 bath home on cornerSALE lot ...... PENDING $52,000 #2416...20134 Hudson St.Quality blt custom 2332 sq ft 3 bd 2 ba,1000 sq ft gar.1.33 ac ...... $325,000 20319 Cedar St., Burney, 3 bd, 1100 sq. ft., Large detached double garage ..3171 ... $79,900 #2477...Oak St. in McArthur. Remodeled 3 bd 1 1/2 ba home. Large patio, dbl gar...... $89,500 45532 Pittville Rd., Victorian Style 3 bd, 2-1/2 ba custom hm. Triple garage ..3174 ... $259,000 Broker: LELA WIMER Associate: DAVE BRADSHAW #2459...20297 Arrowood St. 3 bedroom 2 bath. Beautiful landscaping. REDUCED...... $92,000 40972 Old School Rd., 1694 sq.ft. 3bd, 2 ba, huge garage, two 1 acre parcel3180 ... $182,500 P.O. Box 147, McArthur, CA 96056 #2460...15 Pine Dr. Quality built move in condition 8 years old and on 1.3 acres...... $80,000 37408 Ash St., Beautiful 3 bd, 2 ba.with newer kitchen, BigSOLD Pines. Reduced! 3192 ... $119,900 #2456...37448 Birch St. 3 bdrm home with large family room. Great for fi rst time buyer...... $79,900 39194 Crane Rd, 1600 sq.ft. 4 bdrms, 2 ba, large double garage, on 5 acres.3196 ... $165,000 e-mail: [email protected] 20023 Hudson St., 2650 sq ft., 3 bd, 3 ba. Incredible views & yards on 1. Ac.3190 ... $355,000 #2429...38026 Hwy 299E. Large 2 bedroom 1 bath l. Zoned commercial...... SOLD $105,000 SALE PENDING 37349 Blue Bird Lane, 3 bd, home on 1.4 Ac. Dbl garage/shop, fruit trees....3201 ... $119,000 #2485...37463 Timber Hill Dr. 2455 sq. ft. on .52 acres, 4 bdrm, 2.5 bathsSALE REDUCED...... PENDING $250,000 #2478...37181 Main St. Business & Home combination. Great location 3bd, 2.5 bath ...... $168,500 20276 Hudson St., Immaculate 1700 sq. ft. home. Garage & carport. Patio ...3203 ... $145,900 #2481...Classic country home on Fall River with 290’ of frontage. LocatedSALE on PENDING2.5 ac...... $499,500 20129 Arrowood St. 3 bd, 2 ba. W/upgrades, from carpets to kitch cabinets..3205 ... $92,500 #2379...Upper Fall River fl ows by this exquisite 5,800 sq. ft. home. Views most rms...... $4,800,000 39123 Crane Rd., Cassel, 5 acres, 3 bd, 2 ba,SALE Huge PENDINGgar/shop tall doors RV..3214 ... $174,500 #2370...37148 Siskiyou...Burney Mtn view, 2600 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. 2.5 ba hm on 3.89 acs...... $370,000 37434 Juniper St., 3SOLD bd, 2 bath, many upgrades, openliving area, double lot .3219 ... $109,500 21672 Oregon St., 2 bd, 1 ba, with den. Kitchen remodeled, fenced yards .....3224 ... $79,900 #2326...37386 MT. VIEW Great retail & res. combination. Zoned commercialSALE REDUCED...... PENDING $59,900 #2415…21807 SECOND ST. 2 Level acs, older home fi xer/upper. Owner will carry!!...... $77,500 20296 Cedar St. new paint & metal roof, 2 bd, home. Fenced & lg basement.3226 ... $58,500 336-6869 37437 Mt. View Custom 3 bd, 2 ba, with the kitchenSALE & bath, PENDING new appliances..3229 ... $99,500 LAND FOR SALE 27471 Vanishing Pines, 5 Ac., 1800 sq.ft. 3 bd, 2 ba, 2 wells, 3 ponds, Barns3237... $229,000 NEW THIS WEEK : Location plus! 3 bd, 2 ba, 2-car #2525...Montgomery Creek Falls Rd. 40 Acres with several building sites...... $35,000 20592 Roff Way in Burney. 2 bd, garage + carport,SALE has its PENDINGown private well ..3240 ... $82,000 garage, newly painted inside and out. Covered back #2510...22+ acre parcel with over 1000’ feet of Montgomery Creek frontage ...... $38,000 37240 Serpentine Lane, 3 bd, 2 ba, Lindal Cedar home. Quiet cul-de-sac.....3246 ... $349,000 deck, fenced w/view of Mt. Shasta...... $97,500 37061 Sapphire Road, 2100 sq.ft., 3 bd., 2-1/2 ba., family room, wood stove 3247 ... $225,000 •Nice setting-3bd, 2 ba on 1-3/4 ac., 2 car garage, lg #2507...Cascade Ave lot zoned C-2. Over 10,000 sq. ft...... Priced @ $30,000 back deck, sprinkler system & wood strg.....$125,000 #2501...Beautiful wooded 3.46 acre parcel on Day Rd. Mobile O.K...... $17,500 37170 Sapphire Rd., 3 bd., 2 ba., custom home with new deck. 1/2 Ac. Trees3248 ... $199,500 •3 bd, 2 ba on lg lot w/view. 2-car garage, covered #2489...4.79 Acres next to airport in Fal River Mills. Great buy@...... $22,000 22073 Widgeon Ct. 5 Ac. w/2,000 sq.ft. 3 bd. 2-1/2 ba., home. Barn & Shop..3249 ... $319,500 back deck, garden area & fenced...... $97,500 #2401...Corner of Oak Dr. & Cassel Dr. Nice 1/2 acre lot. Septic in place ...... $35,000 19428 Woodhill Dr. 2500 sq.ft. home, 5 bd. 3 ba. situated on 8 ac. Income....3250 ... $229,900 •PROBATE SALE: 2 bd, 2 ba, fam rm on 5 ac, barn, #2480...10 AC. End of Sunset Ln. Power available. View of Shasta ...... $16,950 546-855 Old Hiway Rd, Custom 3,000 sq.ft. 2Bd., 2-1/2ba. on 1-3/4 Ac...... 3251 ... $489,000 shop, hobby rm, office...... $100,000 #2434...20476 Plumas St. Lot with double garage. Park & store ...... $25,000 20548 Hudson St. 4 bd, 2 ba home, detached garage, window air, deck/view 3252 ... $115,000 •Pittville - 132 ac ranch w/3bd, 1+ ba, views.$550,000 #2371...Off Moon Springs Rd., 10 Ac. with views ...... $25,000 •3 bd, 2 ba, 1-car garage/shop, kennel...... $83,000 #2369...7.5 Ac. in Hat Creek area near fi shing ...... $27,500 •Nice 3 bd, 2 ba, fam rm, carport...... $80,000 #2407...22+ Ac. in Burney. Ready for development. All utilities...... $239,000 MOBILE HOMES***************************************** Los Colinas Park 2bd, 2 ba, remodeled & landscaped. Fronts to open forest3204 ... $21,000 •Neat & clean 2 bd, 1 ba, storage sheds...... $43,500 #2411...97’ x 170’ lot. Set up for mobile or house with large storage building...... $20,500 •Commercial/residential in McArthur...... $67,500 Los Colinas Park 1979 Lancer in tip top shap. 2 bd, 2ba. w/Cathedral ceiling3216 ... $32,000 #2470...Approx. 1/2 Ac. Hwy 299E frontage in Burney ...... $39,000 •McArthur mercantile grocery and deli...... $295,000 Los Colinas Park 1977 double wide mobile, 3 bd, 2 ba, excellent condition...3231 ... $23,500 #2472...LEVEL 5.78 acres right in town. Great potential for subdivision...... $75,000 •Buckhorn Saloon,SALE many extras...... $135,000PENDING + INV Soldier Mt. Area. 14x64 Mobile, 2 bd, 10 AC. FencedSALE for PENDING horses, lots of trees3243 ... $89,200 •Duplex-2bd, 1 ba per unit...... $87,500 #2431...5 acres off of Buzzard Roost Rd. Partially fi nished home...... $20,000 •1 ac on Dee Knoch Rd. Great view...... $18,000 #2385...MARQUETTE ST. Nice building lot in Burney. Backs up to school...... $25,000 LAND / RANCHES *************************************** •10 acres off Gomez road...... $10,000 #2372...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres adjoins parcel #2373 ...... $88,000 Hudson & Superior St. Double lot zoned R-3 , great location for apartments.2756 ... $32,500 email: [email protected] #2373...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres with large meadows and trees...... $88,000 Clark Creek Road, 4.71 acres near Clark Creek Lodge. Abundant wildlife...... 2839 ... $25,500 #2462...BURNEY HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION: 6 LOTS LEFT, 1/2 to 2.3 acres STARTING @ ...... $28,900 Burney Terrace 113’ x 195’ lot. Only a few left. Upscale homes on each side 2912 ... $45,000 DONNA UTTERBACK DALE SLOAT #2433...HWY 299 NEXT TO SLEEPY HOLLOW LODGE 1.3 Acres...REDUCED TO...... $39,000 RARE 4 ACRES in Johnson Park. Pines, oaks, view from upper portion...... 3012 ... $34,000 #2293...SERPENTINE LN. 1/2 Acre lot in Burney Terrace. Only a few left.SALE Heavily PENDING treed...... $35,000 Lava Flat Rd., Hat Creek, 2 bd, remodeled, 110 Ac, water rights Hat Creek...3032 ... $290,000 336-6638 336-5379 #2114...DAY RD. 5 Acres on paved road. Lots of trees PRICED TO SELL ...... $17,500 Hat Creek Area, 10 acres with view of mts, power available. REDUCED...... 3071 ... $19,900 #2492...BARTEL ST. NORDIC VILLAGE: 1/2 AC Flag lot. Nice area of homes REDUCED ...... $31,000 Pit River 5 acres on the Pit River & fish out front door and power available ....3080 ... $69,900 #2355...CRANE RD. CASSEL 5 Acres with nice level homesite. Pines and oaks ...... $29,900 5 Acres on Water, Pit River with view, privacy & power, walk to fishing...... 3081 ... $69,900 #2348...DAY RD. AREA/OLD TOLL RD. 20 Acres with meadows and treesSALE ...... PENDING $35,000 Day Road 7.5 acres with underground utilities. TERMS AVAILABLE...... 3085 ... $24,900 7310. (CAL*SCAN) www.uspensionfunding.com #2328...CASSEL FALL RIVER RD, 4.83 acres in Big Eddy area. Pines & oaks ...... $18,000 Hat Creek Frontage! Great ranch with homes, barns, pastures, ponds...... 3098..$1,750,000 (CAL*SCAN) #2325...37038 PHELPS St. 60x155’ lot ready for your new home or mobile ...... $12,000 DAY ROAD Beautiful Pines, Oaks on level 3.57 Acre lot. Underground util ....3127 ... $19,900 **FAST CASH** For home- #2461...DAY ROAD. 2.4 acres with lots of trees. Well is in...... SALE PENDING .$17,000 BIG EDDY ACREAGE large pines and junipers grace this 4.8 acre parcel...... 3145 ... $31,900 owners. $15,000 pay $94.81* NEED A LOAN? Try debt #2476...LOT #8 DAY RD. SUBDIVISION 5.66 Acres. All utilities available...... $24,950 Day Road parcel. This 4.01 acreage mostly level, some slope, Cedar & Pine 3161 ... $22,500 $50,000 pay $316.03* consolidation! Cut payments #2447...HWY 299E ROUND MOUNTAIN- 2 Acres fl at and level. Ready for your home...... $18,000 Fall River Mills, 8.8 acres on Reynolds Road. Develop or investment ...... 3172 ... $25,000 $70,000 pay $442.45*. Debt up to 50%!! Bad credit #2441...HAT CREEK ACREAGE 2.57 Acres. Septic in. Walk to Hat Creek...... $25,000 BURNEY TERRACE best & biggest, cul de sac. Wide lot with lots of trees.....3187 ... $48,900 consolidation, cash out, OK. No application fees!! #2367...REYNOLDS RD. 4.95 Acres, Property adjoins airport ...... $15,000 SOLDIER MOUNTAIN ROAD 5 acres w/old growth timber. View of meadow..3188 ... $38,000 #2341...REYNOLDS RD. 5.85 Level acres. Lots of possibilities...... $25,000 DAY ROAD 24+ beautiful forested ac on pavedSALE road. Surprise PENDING valley utilities.3198 ... $54,900 home improvement. Closing 1-800-863-9006 ext. 949. #2450...PARK AVE, BURNEY, Hard to fi nd 1.55 acres in town. Level...... $42,000 DAY ROAD 3+ acres on Day Road, was $15,000., now reduced to ...... 3178 ... $12,000 arranged in 24 hours. Call 1- www.help-pay-bills.com PITVILLE BLUFF 2.3 Acres, to build your home on. Views of valley, mts ...... 3167 ... $53,900 800-435-3606 today! Loans (CAL*SCAN) COMMERCIAL FOR SALE Soldier Mountain…10 beautiful acres with plenty of trees and its own well....3206 ... $59,000 are pursuant to Depart- FOR SALE #2506...Burney Coffee Shop. Centrally located with lots of parking on over 1/2 acre...... $340,000 Hat Creek Frontage with this 1.1 acres in Big Springs sub. Septic & water ....3217 ... $70,000 ment of California finance #2505...Well established dinner house located in the heart of motel district...... $275,000 Soldier Mt. Road in Glenburn area. Lovely views and good area...... 3101 ... $29,500 license. * 6.5% (6.75% *PRE-PAID CELLULAR #2486...Nice commercial lot right in town. 1+ acre...... $38,000 GOMEZ ROAD, 80 acres in Glenburn area. Trees & wildlife. Splits O.K...... 3218 ... $99,500 APR) based on 360 months PHONES. Nationwide ser- #2487...36879 MAIN ST. Fast food restaurant in town. Great burgers O.W.C...... $159,500 OLD STATION LOT on Sugar Loaf Lane. SepticSALE system PENDING in, house plans avail 3230 ... $23,500 for qualified applicants only. vice. FREE toll free number. #2451...38104 HWY 299. Offi ce building plus 4 additional rentals. ExcellentSALE income...... PENDING $185,000 Hat Creek..160 Acre Ranch, 1/2-mile of Hat Creek, 3 homes, barn, equip .....3234 ... $1,100K (CAL*SCAN) FREE long distance. FREE Exclusive Area! 1/2-Acre lot. Trees & in cul-de-sac for privacy, asking only ..3238 ... $35,000 Sunset Lane off Kauffenberg Rd. Great views and lots of wildlife in area .....3239 ... $20,000 international calling (certain LOTS MORE HOMES, LAND/RANCHES AND COMMERCIAL Gomez Road is where you will find this 80 ac. Remote, beautiful, level, trees.3235 ... $69,000 HAVE LESS THAN Perfect countries) (phone comes Old Station, Huge Pines! Fronts of State Hiway 89 & also on cul-de-sac...... 3241 ... $16,500 Credit...? We can help! 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