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

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AUGUST 13, 2003

What’s Happening Separate crashes same area, Schools Here In Days Ahead spending Mexican dinner same morning injure 4 The Old Station Volunteer Fire again with and Rescue Department will hold a Mexican dinner Satur- fewer cuts day, 5-7 p.m., at the fi re hall. BY MEG FOX The menu will consist of chips With state budget cuts less and salsa, enchilada, Spanish drastic than anticipated and some rice, refried beans, dessert and money saved by cutting costs and beverage. Cost is $6 adults, staff, Fall River Joint Unifi ed School $4 for children ages 10 and District Supt. Eric Newton told the younger. All proceeds benefi t school board that they could afford the fi re department. to do some spending. At the Aug. 6 board meeting, the trustees allocated about $60,000 in Golf tourney unappropriated general fund monies Mayers Intermountain Health- to hire an additional alternative edu- care Foundation will hold its cation teacher to meet increased fi fth annual golf tournament caseloads in that program. Saturday at the Fall River They agreed to spend another Valley Golf and Country Club. $20,000 in unappropriated funds Registration begins at 7:30 (about $42,000 total) to retain the a.m. Tee time is 9 a.m. for the Resource Safety Offi cer through the shotgun start. Cost is $75 per Shasta County Sheriff’s Offi ce. The district had already bud- golfer and includes green fees, VIDEO ON THE WEB AT geted about $22,000 of the approxi- cart and lunch. Telephone 336- mate $82,000 cost for the deputy’s 5511, ext. 1202 for more infor- im-news.com salary, benefi ts, vehicle and related mation. expenses. The Sheriff’s Department is funding the other half. Parking lot sale “Can we afford this?” asked The deacons of Burney Pres- trustee Ron Poli. byterian Church will hold a Newton said yes, as long as parking lot sale at the church California Highway Patrol traffi c offi cer John Cannon cuts away fencing in photo above from the board kept a close eye on the on Main and Marquette streets vehicle that crashed west of Hatchet Mountain summit Monday at 11:25 a.m. In photo below, district’s cash reserve. Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 rescue workers assist at another vehicle accident nearby that occurred about two and one-half “We can afford this and still have money left,” Newton said. p.m. Tables at $10 each will hours earlier. Two persons were injured in each crash. Chief Budget Offi cial Roger be available for those wanting Borkey said the district could to sell items. Telephone Ellie spend this money and maintain its Halter at 335-3549 for more fi ve percent reserve for economic information. uncertainties. VIDEO The trustees went into the Skate park event ON THE WEB AT deferred maintenance budget to put A fundraiser for the skate park im-news.com another $36,600 towards the resur- in Burney is set for Saturday, 5- facing of the Fall River Elementary 9 p.m. at Washburn Bue Park. School playground and supplement The bands Attempted Failure the $30,000 cap that they agreed on in April. and A Day Late will perform Newton said that the bids on the at the free concert. Donations project were “extensively more” accepted. Telephone Marolyn than the playground committee had Quinn at 335-5447 for more estimated. information. “We could scale back the project, stop the project, or add $36,600 to After school begins it,” Newton said. The Acorn in Montgomery The district is now paying Creek is offering an after- $66,600 of the $80,000 total project school program starting Aug. cost. The additional funds would pay 18, on Mondays through for the resurfacing and the cost to Thursdays from 2:30 p.m. to repair deteriorated cement walk- 5 p.m. The program is open to ways, dilapidated fencing, and a all children, grades K-12, from drainage problem. any school district or home Trustee Connie Sebastian said school program. The program that their change of mind was not is free, although donations without thought. - and parent volunteers - are The playground condition is a welcome. Bill Watson and NEWS PHOTOS safety issue, she said. “The black- Anne Brown are the primary top is being eaten away and the staff. For information, call 337- fencing is a danger. Monday wrecks keep rescue workers busy “There are practical and safety 6736. factors (in our decision) and we’re Four persons sustained injuries Honda, now out of control, spun off crashed into a chainlink fence. very supportive of doing the job in two separate solo accidents the highway and launched itself off Marenghi and his daughter Kris- right.” WEATHER Monday just a few hours apart and an embankment and into a pond ten Marenghi, 24, were part of a Fall River Elementary School both just west of Hatchet Mountain below, the CHP said. FORECAST three-vehicle family convoy when is contributing $15,000 from play- summit. Tamara and her two children Today, partly cloudy with highs the accident occured. ground project fundraisers towards Tamara Weldon, 34, of Burney were fl own by helicopter to a Michael left Santa Cruz after very the resurfacing, rather than for play 82 to 89. Tonight, partly cloudy was driving her Honda Civic about Redding hospital. Tamara and son little sleep the day before, the CHP equipment as originally planned. with lows mid 40s to lower 50s. 50 miles per hour on Highway 299 Caleb, 4, sustained moderate inju- reported. The FRE Playground Committee Thursday, partly cloudy in the at 8:50 a.m. when she took her eyes ries. Bethany Weldon, 1, was not The Ford Explorer went over the is reportedly re-submitting a grant morning, then clearing. Highs off the roadway, the California High- injured. fence and cllimbed a steep embank- proposal to the McConnell Founda- in the upper 70s to lower 80s. way Patrol reported. At 11:25 a.m., a second vehicle ment before hitting a large boulder. tion, and would perhaps seek other Friday, dry with lows in the Entering a moderate left hand crashed less than a mile away when The impact caused the vehicle to funding sources, to pay for play- curve while traveling east, she over the driver apparently fell asleep at 40s and highs in the 80s. Sat- roll on its side. Michael was taken ground structures and basketball corrected and headed into the west- the wheel. urday, dry with lows 45 to 55 to Mayers Memorial Hospital for hoops. bound lane. Michael Marenghi, 53, of Santa and highs in the 80s. Sunday minor injuries. Kristen was fl own by In their decision to add a Spe- Weldon over corrected a second Cruz was on his way to Cassel for a and Monday, dry with highs helicopter to Redding with moder- cial Education position, the school time, causing the vehicle to lose two-week vacation when his vehicle i85 to 95 and lows 45 to 55. ate injuries and complaining of back board said that the new teacher’s traction and it began to spin. The A current forecast is updated pain. time would be divided. about 4 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily Part of the time would be in the on The News web site at im- combined Fall River Elementary news.com. Election will see 3 seek 2 seats to School classroom for students in the Resource Specialist Program TEMPERATURES and the Special Day Class (RSP/ Hi Low Rain school board, 5 for fi re district SDC). August 5 77 52 The teacher would also manage August 6 78 48 Val Lakey, of Glenburn, Kathy the Burney Fire Protection District, In the Fall River Mills Fire Pro- the Individual Education Plans August 7 78 44 Klein, of Burney, and incumbent where fi ve people are running for tection District, two of the three (IEP’s) of the 20-plus students in the Nancy Sisk, of Fall River Mills, have the two four-year vacancies on the August 8 82 42 incumbents – Harold Bassett and Alternative Education program. fi led for election Nov. 4 to the two board. Kathy Ontano – have fi led. Rich Hall Newton said that the hiring deci- August 9 83 43 four-year openings on the Fall River Incumbents Donna Sylvester did not fi le and the fi ling period for August 10 85 41 sion was not only to keep in com- Joint Unifi ed School District school and Ann Walker have fi led, as have the three four-year terms remains pliance with rigid state and federal August 11 83 42 board. Penny Rodgers, Larry Armstrong, open. requirements, “but is simply the Courtesy of Darryl Jones in Burney The other incumbent, Dr. Bob and Roger Valinoti The fi ling period also remains right thing to do for our students.” Hatcher, did not fi le for re-election. The fi ling period for the Burney open today for the Fall River Com- The Intermountain News Trustee Nancy Sisk was con- The fi ling period was extended to Water District has closed. munity Services District, where no P.O. Box 1030 cerned that adding teachers would 5 p.m. today for the board openings April Bertain and Andrew Urlie one, including the incumbents Jim 36965 Main Street put the district back where they where all of the incumbents did not are running against the incumbents, Halvarson and Terrence O’Neill, Burney, California 96013 were when they had to cut staff. fi le. Jackie Young and Randy Stevens, has fi led for the two four-year Open: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm Fall River Education Association The fi ling period has closed for for the two-four year seats. –Please See Page 9 –Please See Page 2 HAVE YOUR COMMUNITY DELIVERED TO YOUR MAIL BOX. CALL 335-4533 TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY! PAGE 2 • AUGUST 13, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS New teachers hired to Fall River district Several new teachers are replaces Janet Cooper, who joining the Fall River Joint has retired. Unifi ed School District this Gerald Pusch, Jr. was school year. hired as the resource teacher Kenneth Howes will be in Special Education. teaching English at Fall River Principal Larry Hutch- Junior-Senior High School, ings has also hired a math as Michelle Corder has taken teacher to replace Lori Cot- a leave of absence. tengim, who resigned, and Jeanne Utterback is teach- has made an offer to a social ing seventh and eighth grade sciences teacher to replace social studies at Fall River Ron Schmidt, who retired. and replaces Terrie Berry, The school board has not who retired in June, and yet approved these two posi- Cindy White was approved to tions. teach Special Education. At Burney Elementary At Burney Junior-Senior School, Ronny Garrett was High School, Christine Rodg- hired as the resource spe- ers has been hired to teach cialist and replaces Vicki English and replaces Mary Moss, who has moved out of Lou Schmidt, who retired in the area. June. Donald Baggott was hired Teri Queznell was hired to work with the severely as the half-time counselor handicapped at the Mount and half-time teacher and Burney Center. District short groundsworker -From Page 1 dent Larry Goza reminded President Ellen Sugg-Forbis the board that they were still said she thought the goal short a groundsworker. of the spring layoffs was to The board tabled one have money to provide the other funding request. teachers with a decent ben- Due to changes in the efi t plan. Independent Study Program New computers for school “I’m getting the sinking policy, the trustees are wait- feeling that (staff) is once ing for ISP enrollment fi gures Andrea Wilkins, 17, a senior at Mountain Christian Academy in Cassel, (seated) tries out one of the fi ve again going to be at the end before approving a request new Gateway 2000 computers and accessories that Tri Counties Bank, Bieber/Fall River Mills, donated of the line,” she said. for $12,000 to increase that to the school. Standing, from left are Tri Counties Assistant Branch Manager Violet Diaz and Branch Man- teacher’s contract from half- Classifi ed School ager Debbie Noel with Mountain Christian Principal Mark Munshausen. The computers were installed in Employee Association Presi- time to three-quarter time. time for the start of school Aug. 18 and for the 55 students already enrolled. Tickets on sale for school district fundraiser Tickets are now on sale for receives a designated block Boosters, and the Bulldog the school district’s Cow Chip of space on a large fi eld Sports Foundation. Bingo fundraiser taking place where three champion steers Tickets will also be avail- Aug. 30 in McArthur. will be set free to roam, one able at the Intermountain Fair The Fall River Joint Uni- at a time. and from Boosters on the day fi ed School District is hosting If a steer leaves a “chip” of the game. the event to generate funds on the square you have pur- For more information, call in support of the district’s ath- chased, you’re a winner. Supt. Eric Newton at 335- letic program. A chip from Steer #1 4646 or Athletic Directors The fun begins at the Fall brings the fi rst place prize of Greg Hawkins, 336-6277, or River High School baseball $3,000. Peggy Snelling, 335-4576. fi eld following the Fair Bowl If its Steer #2 who leaves a – a pre-season football game chip, it’s for the second place between Burney and Fall prize of $1,500. River that starts at noon. Steer #3 is the third place BREAKFAST Tickets for Cow Chip Bingo prize of $500. LUNCH are $10 each and there is no Tickets can be purchased limit on the amount that can from any Burney or Fall DINNER be purchased, although a River junior high-senior high Cocktails, Beer & Wine CHINESE & total of only 2,500 tickets will school athlete or coach, and AMERICAN CUISINE be sold. from members of the Burney Orders to Take Out 592 Market St. For each ticket, the buyer Boosters, the Fall River Redding 241-9747

HUNGRY MOOSE BREAKFAST $1.99 Served All Day Pie & Coffee 2-4pm&8-10pm Ham & Eggs $3.99 Whole $1 more on weekends & Apple Pie holidays $6.99 Please Pre-Order Camper treat Take-Out Only The Burney Fire/EMS Association hosted a taco dinner Aug. 6 for the 24 chil- 20 oz. dren attending Camp Eagle Flight, sponsored by the Northern California Burn take-out Foundation in Red Bluff for burn surviving children, traumatized fi refi ghters, only Porter House and emergency responders. Campers were spending the night at the Sierra Pacifi c wilderness campground in Burney, but will soon have their own camp Steak on 52 acres near Viola on property donated by S-P. The children, ages 6 to PRIME RIBl gone 18, had two days of house boating on Shasta Lake and had plans to visit the ?Fri./Sat. Ti $9.99 Subway Caves on Highway 89 before doing more camping near Viola. Pictured 8oz. $10.99* are Burney volunteer fi refi ghter Larry Armstrong holding a young camper, and, 10oz.$12.99 from left, Erin Gallagher, 13, of Sacramento, Beau Rollings, 13, of Sebasto- with Prawns pol, Kevin Daly, 17, of Sacramento, Cody Smith in fi re suit, Brenda Ballentine, Camp Development Director, and Eugene Allen, 7, of Sacramento. $12.99

State budget cuts limit stops ALL YOU CAN EAT SPAGHETTI 37453 Main Street, Burney at border inspection stations (Holiday Shopping Center) Unless someone coming inspection program absorbed torically, that they introduce Every Monday into California has a carload a $1.37 million budget cut exotic pests into California,” of oak trees and sweet potato and as a result stopped Lyle said. $7.99 112 Morgan Way, Mt. Shasta plants, they probably won’t hiring seasonal employees Passenger vehicles still also in Weed have to stop for inspection at for the inspection stations, have to pass through the sta- one of the state’s 17 Border according to Steve Lyle of the tions and are still subject to with salad Inspection Stations. department’s public affairs being stopped “if an inspector As of July 1, the state’s offi ce. feels the need to.” &garlic toast border stations stopped The department is refo- The nearest inspection Seniors $6.99 335-5152 inspecting private vehicles for cusing the program on RV’s, station in the Northstate is fruits, plants and vegetables. moving vans and commercial on Interstate 5 at Hornbrook Children $3.99 Hours The California Department vehicles. near the California-Oregon 5am til 11pm 7 days a week of Food and Agriculture’s “We have found, his- border. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • AUGUST 13, 2003 • PAGE 3 SHERIFF’S LOG BOOK

Deputies arrested Daniel swimming area of McArthur Saturday evening she was Ontario Avenue in Burney. a neighbor was continually Bonnie Knight reported James Whitney Sunday at Burney Falls Memorial State attacked and bitten by a large ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ harassing him and his family. Aug. 5 vandalism to a reader 10:04 p.m. in Fall River Mills Park Sunday at 2:17 p.m. dog. A woman hailed a deputy ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ board sign in front of the on a Texas warrant. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Saturday at 2:12 a.m. at the A Burney caller reported Valley Baptist Church, 44022 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Brian Harrison reported Deputies arrested a 38- 37100 block of Main Street Aug. 6 at 1:11 p.m. a neigh- Highway 299, Fall River A 4- to 6-year-old dialed Sunday two slashed tires year-old man Sunday at 6: in Burney and said she had bor in his 80s was possibly Mills. 911 from the 21700 block on his pickup parked at the 39 p.m. after a Burney caller been assaulted by a 25-year- dead. The caller could see ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ of Vallejo Street in Johnson 37000 block of Orchard Way reported he had exposed old known suspect. the man sitting in a chair and Total incidents handled by Park reported her brother in Burney. himself and made sexual ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ that he had been there a few the Shasta County sheriff’s was hitting her friend Sunday ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ gestures in front of children. A 1-year-old was in the days. offi ce throughout the unincor- at 4:18 p.m. Then she said The California Highway His name was censored on emergency room Friday at ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ porated areas of the county: “never mind” and hung up the Patrol requested deputy the logbook. 10:47 p.m. being treated for A caller reported Aug. 6 an August 10 – 138 telephone. assistance Sunday at 12:07 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a dog bite near Bridge and ongoing problem with juve- August 9 – 123 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ p.m. with a traffi c stop near A verbal disturbance Highway 299 in Fall River niles jumping on a cyclone August 8 – 146 A caller reported Sunday Tri-Counties Bank in Fall between two women was Mills. fence and tearing it down August 7 – 130 afternoon his 46-year-old River Mills. reported Saturday at 6:02 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ near Highway 299 and Moun- August 6 – 130 wife had walked away from ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ p.m. from the 20200 block of Deputies assisted in tain View Road in Burney. August 5 – 122 a Hat Creek store and he A vehicle was reported Tamarack Avenue in Burney. searching for a man who ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ August 4 – 134 wanted to report her as miss- Sunday vandalized at the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ drove his pickup into at least ing. The husband reporting 20100 block of Hudson Street Fred Bertsch reported three vehicles on Arrowood her as missing is an ongoing in Burney. Saturday his locked vehicle Street in Burney Friday at problem, deputies deter- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ was broken into while parked 10 p.m. mined. The woman is never A woman reported Sunday at the rim overlook near Old ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ GPS actually missing, she goes to at 9:33 a.m. her girlfriend had Station. Camping equipment Elizabeth Carter reported Global Positioning Systems Consulting visit friends. The caller was locked her out of a residence and a backpack were taken. Friday at 4:35 p.m. the theft dropped off at a Burney motel on Stoneage Drive. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ of a butcher knife and black by deputies. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A disturbance between leather coat from the 29400 USGS TOPOS on CD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ John P. Wilson Virginia Lebo reported a man and his ex-girlfriend block of Highway 299 in Aerial Photos GEO Referenced Consulting & Sales 6281 Center Dr. An uncooperative sub- while walking her small dog was reported Saturday at 1: Round Mountain. Land Research Redding, CA 96001 ject was reported at the near Roff Way in Burney 35 p.m. at the 20500 block of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Vehicle Tracking [email protected] 530-241-4900 A disabled boat was reported on Lake Britton Friday at 3:08 p.m. near the state park beach area. The boat was located and pulled to shore. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A caller reported the driver of a grey pickup almost hit his son while they were in an apartment complex park- ing lot on Superior Avenue in VIDEO Burney Thursday afternoon. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ON THE WEB AT A caller reported a subject was acting strangely and call- im-news.com ing himself “Jesus” Thursday afternoon in Big Bend. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A suspicious subject was Bumper cars in Burney reported Thursday at 10:12 California Highway Patrol offi cers were still looking Tuesday for the driver of a a.m. at the 20200 block of Arrowood Street in Burney. pickup who rammed three vehicles Friday about 10 p.m. on Arrowood Street in ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Burney. The driver fl ed the scene after his truck sustained a fl at tire and broken A caller reported a man radiator. and woman fi ghting Aug. 6 at 9:48 p.m. at the 24800 block of Fort Crook Avenue in Fall Embezzlement case dismissed River Mills. The case against the to trial. for the offi ces in Burney and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ former offi ce manager for Popkes, who took over the Fall River Mills for about 10 A Carberry Street caller Intermountain Family Prac- case from District Attorney years before she was let go in Burney reported Aug. 6 tice (now called Mountain Keith Cope, said his offi ce in October 2000. Valleys Health Center) has needs additional bank and The charges against been dismissed, although credit card company docu- her included grand theft of charges may be re-fi led at a ments before they can go $56,500 and embezzlement later date. forward. from the medical practice. Shasta County Deputy “This is a complex case Popkes said he would District Attorney Bryan involving bank and credit advise Brustad’s attorney “if Popkes said he reviewed the card records. They are the and when” new charges are case against Elizabeth “Beth” focus of the case. I’m expect- fi led. Brustad, 48, of McCloud, for ing we will refi le, it’s just a Mountain Valley’s attorney her Aug. 5 preliminary hear- matter of getting the records was not available for com- ing and decided there was together,” Popkes said. ment. Brustad and her attor- insuffi cient evidence to go Brustad kept the books ney had no comment.

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Taylor both of Burney; daughter and Mount Shasta Masonic Aug 13,14,15 - Super hero Bbl Sch. ages 3-10, lunch, 11-1pm Solid Rock 335-4300 Dept. of Transportation, 51 Linda Joiner of Redding; and Lodge #297 F & Am. brother Lloyd of McArthur Aug 13 - Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, VFW Hall Main St. Burney, 472-3303 Services for Gerard ‘Rod’ McDonald’s Chapel in and 13 grandchildren and 21 Aug 13 - Oscar movie, free showing, 7 p.m., Burney Library, 335-4317 K. Taylor of Burney are Burney handled the arrange- great-grandchildren. scheduled for today at 11 ments. Aug 16 - Mexican dinner 5-7pm Old Station Fire Hall, Wanda 335-7306 a.m. at St. Francis of Assisi Aug 16 - Free car wash 10-2pm & burgers 11-1pm, lot sale 8-2, Int. Bapt ch. 335-5414 Catholic Church. Aug 16 - Parkinglot sale 8am-2pm. Presbyterian Ch 299&Marquette, 335-3549 Father Tamayo of the Aug 16 - Skatepark fundraiser, 5-9pm, Washburn Prk, FREE concert, 335-5447 church will offi ciate. Mr. Taylor died at Redding Aug 16 - Mayers Golf Tourny, reg. 7:30am, play 9am FRCountry Club 336-5111 Medical Center August 5, Aug 17 - Frt Crk Soc. tape on historical bldgs in area 2pm Christian Science Ch 6-7308 2003. He was born March 15, Aug 20 - Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, VFW Hall Main St. Burney, 472-3303 1952 in New Orleans, Loui- Aug 20 - Oscar movie, free showing, 7 p.m., Burney Library, 335-4317 siana and moved to Shasta County in 1996 from Alturas. Aug 27 - Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, VFW Hall Main St. Burney, 472-3303 He was a leadman with the Aug 28 - Modoc Hunt Work Group meets 6pm Refuge headquarters, 233-3572 Department of Transportation Aug 28 - Sept.1-Inter-Mountain Fair, McArthur in Burney. Aug 30 - Karaoke contest at Inter-Mountain Fair 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. He is survived by spouse Aug 31 - Interm. Fair Parade, noon, starts at FRHS McArthur, 336-5695 Cindy of Burney; sons Jason and Justin both of Burney; SEPTEMBER daughter Lindy of Burney; Sept. 5,6,7 - Breakfast, Shelly Crk Rendezvous, benefit for Frt Crk. 6-10am 336-5110 brothers Terry of Biloxi, Miss., Sept. 13 - Ash Creek Junior Pheasant Hunt, Bieber , 294-5824 Richard of Murphys and John of Burney. Sept. 13 - Migratory Bird Festival, Modoc Wildlife ref. office, 9 a.m. 233-3572 He was affi liated with Fort Sept. 13 - Time capsule dedic. Modoc Wildlife Refuge Cent. 9 a.m. 233-3572 Crook Masonic Lodge F & Sept. 14 - Burney Classic Marathon, Burney Am. Memorial contributions Sept. 20 - Young Eagles Day FREE airplane rides kids 8-17 yrs - F.R. 336-5465 may be made to Trust Fund for Children at US Bank Sept. 28 - Trail Ride 10 a.m. at Devil's Corral near Susanville, Jack 257-6902 37131 Main St., Burney, Ca OCTOBER 96013. Oct. 12 - Heritage Day, McArthur-Burney Falls State Park McDonald’s Chapel in Burney handled the arrange- NOVEMBER ments. Nov. 29 - Community Tree Lighting Ceremony - Burney DECEMBER Mary Joyce Dec. 13 - VFW Christmas Ham Dinner - Burney Armstrong Dec. 13 - Fall River Valley Country Christmas Light Parade Registered Nurse, 83 No services will be held for Mary Joyce Armstrong of Fall River Mills. She died at Mayers Memo- rial Hospital in Fall River Mills Aug. 7, 2003. She was born March 5, 1920 in Port Arthur, Texas BUSINESS DIRECTORY and moved to Shasta county in 1978 from Pacifi c Palasa- des. Riverview Residential Care She is survived by hus- band Philip of Fall River Mills •Private Rooms and Loma Linda and son Daniel of Burney and Colma, •Dementia & Alzheimers and two grandchildren. McDonald’s Chapel in Quiet home setting and view of river. Burney handled the arrange- Located in Fall River Mills ments. Call Debbie or Kathy 336-1054 Lic# 455001290 Alfred W. 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BY MEG FOX View ceremony. both meet state standards. teacher or a course and then policy was already in place. members prior to the meet- The school board wants “They won’t be able to A continuation high school drop back in to play football, Athletes are eligible for fi ve ing. high school students to think walk with their class, or go diploma “would not get you Sebastian said. PE credits per season on an In other business, the twice before enrolling in the to Sober Grad Night without into a UC,” Hutchings said, “It makes it diffi cult for the individual basis “when there school board district’s Independent Study an invitation, or go on their referring to the University of high schools to plan effec- exists a legitimate reason to -- Approved an applica- Program and is proposing senior trip, and they’ll receive California system, and prob- tively if it’s so easy to drop do so.” tion for a $14,085 Agricul- policy revisions that would a different diploma,” said Fall ably not the state university in and out at will. We want However, students fi rst tural Vocational Education make the move less appeal- River High School Principal system either. parents to refl ect seriously have to petition for the credit, Incentive Grant and noted ing. Liz Kyle. Continuation high school about what the ramifi cations have their counselor prove that it is less than they usu- Enrollment numbers “Is there a difference in the students only need 200 cred- are,” she said. a scheduling confl ict, and ally request because, due to jumped last year from the value of the diploma?” asked its to graduate, while compre- Administrators said they arrange a conference with budget cuts, the program is usual 20 maximum to 30. Ellen Sugg-Forbis, a teacher hensive high school students also want “to maintain the the school counselor, the no longer available at Burney Part of the increased and president of the Fall are required to have 260. integrity” of a Burney and Fall PE Department head, and a High School; enrollment was a result of the River Education Association. Newton said the policy River High School diploma. parent. -- Reported that Burney eight Burney High School stu- Burney High School Prin- revisions are also related to In another policy change, The district’s revised policy High School students inter- dents who reportedly moved cipal Larry Hutchings said the No Child Left Behind Act the district plans to add Alge- is set for fi nal adoption at the ested in the Vo-Ed and Ag into home study rather than that both are California high of 2001. bra I as a requirement for board’s Sept. 10 meeting. programs could enroll at Fall to risk failing an economics school diplomas and have Another factor is that the graduation. Anyone with questions River High School and that course in their senior year. the same value when apply- NCLB Act requires every Beginning in the 2003- about the policy changes transportation would be pro- Under new policy, students ing for a job. classroom to have “highly 2004 school year, students should contact school board vided for the daily commute. interested in home study However, the district’s qualifi ed teachers“ by 2006 would need at least one would fi rst have to enroll at comprehensive high schools and also that high school mathematics course, or a Mountain View High School. have received Western teachers have a major or combination of two, that meet COMMUNITY HONOR ROLL They would then not Association of Schools and minor degree in the subject or exceed the state academic be eligible to participate in Colleges (WASC) accredita- they are teaching. content standard for Algebra sports and other extracur- tion and home study has not The home study teacher I, Newton said. Serving the Intermountain Area ricular activities offered at gone through that process, would not have a degree In response to earlier Fall River or Burney High Kyle said. in each subject, Hutchings community suggestions that for 40 years with premium School because they weren’t WASC accreditation said. the district could reduce its enrolled there, said Supt. Eric “is very specifi c and very But basically, the ISP PE class sizes and trim the Newton during a fi rst reading defi ned,” said Trustee Connie policy revision is because budget by offering PE credit Ready Mix Concrete of the new policy Aug. 6. Sebastian. “Continuation and the district doesn’t want stu- to students who participate At graduation, ISP seniors Home Study meet different dents to freely drop out for in interscholastic sports, Vigil would walk at the Mountain criteria,” she said, although one semester because of a said they discovered that (530) 335-4197 Football following grows for Wilson in PackwayMaterials, Inc. his last season as Cal Berkeley Bear 22244 Cassel Rd. Cassel Fax # (530) 335-4557 Fans of Fall River High His parents. Jack and 11. most big hits in the season. www.packwaymaterials.com School grad Mark Wilson, Terese Hayes, of McArthur, In the Contra Costa Times In 2002, after moving from described in the Aug. 8 issue are hoping for an even bigger feature on Wilson and “the the right to the left side of the of the Contra Costa Times as turnout Oct. 4 when their little town of McArthur,” fi eld, Wilson received an All “one of the most talented and son’s supporters head to reporter Jay Heater describes Pac-10 Honorable Mention. Visa & durable offensive linemen in the Bay Area for the Bears’ him as “the Cal Ripken of Cal, Wilson, 22, is earning Mastercard the Pac-10,” are gearing up versus the Oregon State the guy who shows up every his bachelor’s degree in Accepted for his last season of football Beavers. day and plays.” American Studies. When at Cal Berkeley. “Mark said this was going Wilson, starting in his his mother asked him what to be his year. I hope that fourth season, is the only he planned to do with his Wilson is starting in his License 233819 fourth straight season and comes true for him,” his Cal offensive lineman to start degree, he replied, “Play he’s had a loyal and grow- mother said. all 34 games over last three football.” Our strength goes beyond our concrete ing group of local supporters A few locals will also be seasons. since the Bears redshirted cheering for offensive line- Not surprisingly, Wilson him his freshman year. man Aaron Merz (No. 65), of has had an impressive career, About 50 friends and Wasco, who joined the Bears since he was red-shirted in family from McArthur were on in 2001 as a walk-on and is 1999, his fi rst season at Cal. the Cal side of the fi eld that the nephew of Tim and Katie In 2000, The Sporting INTERMOUNTAIN season to watch the 6-foot-6, DeCoito of Fall River Mills. News named him third team 295-pound lineman play. Linda Corr, of McArthur, Freshman All-American and Last fall, the group had is handling the group ticket Football News selected him CHURCH DIRECTORY grown to 160, a number that sales, at $15 per ticket, and as a fi rst team All-Pac-10 was newsworthy enough for is placing the order Friday. player. Cal picked him for Grace Community Bible Church a mention in the San Fran- Call her at 336-6883. Freshman All-American. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 20428 Poplar Street, Burney Pastor Henry Winkelman cisco Chronicle. If you can’t make the At the end of the follow- Tamarack Ave. Burney 335-2367 game, you can watch Wilson ing season, Wilson earned Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Independent Fundamental (No. 63) on ESPN when the two team awards: the Andy Worship 11 a.m. Bible Church Trout plants listed Bears play Kansas State on Smith Award for most playing 9:45 am Sunday School, all ages 335-4293 11 am Worship Service-6 pm Evening Service The following lakes, res- Aug. 23 and Utah on Sept. time and the Big Hit Award for Wednesday: 7 pm ervoirs and ponds will be www.Burney1stBaptist.org Bible Study and Prayer restocked with catchable-size trout from state Department DO YOU HAVE STICKING OR SAGGING DOORS? of Fish and Game hatcheries SOLID ROCK FOUR SQUARE CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE through Saturday, Aug. 16. Residential Door Hinge Adjuster 20343 Tamarack Ave., Burney SOCIETY SHASTA COUNTY - Baum ASimple & Easy Solution To Sticking and Sagging Doors Pastor Michael Mallard Hwy 299E at Ft. Crook Avenue, Fall River Mills Lake, lower Burney Creek, 335-4300 Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 a.m. upper Burney Creek, Grace Sunday Worship 10 am & 6 pm Wednesday Services 7:30 p.m. For the Do-It-Yourself Homeowner READING ROOM Lake, middle Hat Creek, Children’s Church: Pre-school to 6th grade Nursery: 0-toddler 1st & 3rd Wednesday 1-4 p.m. upper Hat Creek, Keswick Wednesday Fellowship & Bible Study 7 p.m. -Visitors Welcome- Canal between Grace and Nora lakes, Nora Lake, Sac- *For Standard Size Hinges ramento River above Sweet- *Does Not Scratch Hinges briar, Whiskeytown Lake. SEVENTH DAY Calvary Chapel, Burney Falls ADVENTIST CHURCH (Formerly Burney Christian Fellowship) SISKIYOU COUNTY - *Centers Door in Doorway Intermountain Community Center Antelope Creek, Butte Creek, Fall River Mills 336-5260 Main & Commerce Street • Burney McCloud River at Fowlers, *Directions Included Saturday: Sabbath School 9:45 a.m. THE LIGHTHOUSE McCloud River at Lakin Dam, CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE Orr Lake, Medicine Lake, Send your Check or Money Order for $26.75 to: Worship Service 11:15 a.m. 37067 MAIN ST • BURNEY Squaw Creek Broken Oak Door Co. Pastor Craig Klatt 336-6457 Pastor/Teacher Pat Nugent 335-2910 Trout will be planted the 9915 Rancho Verde Drive following week, Aug. 17-23: Bakersfield, Ca 93311 SHASTA COUNTY - Baum To Place Your Order Online Go To: Intermtn. Evangelical Free Church FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Lake, lower Burney Creek, www.brokenoakdoor.com Hwy 299E in McArthur 20400 Timber, (at Juniper) upper Burney Creek, Grace Burney, CA 96013 Tax and Shipping & Handling Included in Mail Order Worship Service 10 am Lake, Middle Hat Creek, AWANA Club: 3:30 pm Wednesday 335-3723 Mastercard & Visa Accepted online Pastor James H. Cavener upper Hat Creek, Sacra- Allow 2 Weeks for Delivery Youth Leader: Brad Lewis mento River. Alternate Telephone 335-2670 Pastor Leon Engman Sunday Worship 8 a.m. Bible Classes Wedenesday 7 p.m. 336-5116 Visitors Welcome!

BURNEY CHURCH OF CHRIST UNITED PENTACOSTAL Superior Avenue, Burney PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CHURCH (Behind Old Post Offi ce) 21661 Garden Lane Sunday Services Johnson Park STEPHEN O. BERTHELSEN, M.D. MOUNTAIN VALLEYS HEALTH CENTER Bible Study 10 a.m. Orthopedic Surgery Services: Sunday 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 294 -5241 Pastor Raymond L. Stephens Specializing In: Bible Study Wednesday 7 p.m. *General Family Practice 335-4385 or 335-4980 Bone & Joint Disease *Complete Obstetrics Total Joint Replacement *Minor Surgery *X-Ray Service Foot Surgery • Hand Surgery *Podiatry *Dentistry Intermountain Baptist Church Community United Methodist Church Arthoscopic Surgery *Mental Health Counseling 20410 Marquette Street, Burney Fall River Mills 336-5602 Rev. Basel Rafeedy Pastor Hwy 299E, Fall River Mills 336-6515 Mountain Valleys Heath Center Pastor Bud Hennessey 335-5414 554-850 Medical Center Dr. Sunday School 9 a.m. • Family Worship 10:30 a.m. Adult Sun. School 9:45 a.m. and Mayers Hospital Annex, Burney Post Office Box 277 Bieber, CA 96009 Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Sunday Dinner 12:30 p.m. • Evening Service 6 p.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Awana Clubs - Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Nursery Provided Men’s Prayer Breakfast Sat. 8 a.m. Christian Radio KIBC 90.5 FM Youth Fellowship Sat. 6 p.m. FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC WILLIAM H. SCHMUNK, DDS HEALTH CARE Michael S. Maier, D.C. Family Dentistry Hat Creek Baptist Church •Non-force treatments & other techniques •Car Accidents New Patients Welcome Highway 89 at VN Lane • 335-5297 •Work Injuries •Chronic Pain •Daily Stress •Sports Injuries Sunday - 9:45 and 11 If You Are Not Sure If Chiropractic Care Can Help You, Call Us! 336-6142 Wednesday - AWANA Club, 6:30 p.m. Prayer, 7:00 p.m. 43523 Hwy 299E • Fall River Mills 44203 Hwy 299E Thurs - Ladies’ Bible Study, 10 a.m. 336-6547 McArthur Pastor Frank Wilkins • [email protected] PAGE 6 • AUGUST 13, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS LETTERS TO Stricter fi re rules THE EDITOR now in effect on Awesome Delicious experience recipes BLM, U.S. Forests Editor: As wildland fi re danger When the restrictions are The Fort Crook Historical continues to climb, restric- lifted, the pubic will be noti- Society would like to thank tions on outdoor fi re use is in fi ed through the media, local the many residents of the Fall effect throughout the Lassen Ranger District offi ces and River Valley for their gener- and Modoc National Forests Field offi ces. ous donations of delicious as well as BLM-managed “We realize that these recipes for the Fort Crook Lands in Northeastern Cali- restrictions can cause some Museum Cookbook. fornia. inconvenience,” commented It is your kindness and Under the restrictions, Chuck Judd, Susanville generosity that has made open fi res, campfi res, and Interagency Fire Center this cookbook so successful. charcoal fi res will be allowed Co-Manager. “But, we need Editor: Thank you. only within campfi re rings or these restrictions to reduce My volleyball trip to -Fort Crook Historical stoves in designated recre- the chance of human-caused Hawaii was an awesome Society ation sites. wildfi res.” June ceremony in Merced experience. I can’t thank you Fall River Mills Portable stoves using gas, “The recent hot, dry Todd Kenneth Westlund, son of Kenny and Caryl enough for helping me to get jellied petroleum or pressur- weather combined with Lynn Westllund of Hat Creek, married Amy Ruth there. ized liquid fuel are exempt an abundant quantity of Hicks, daughter of Dennis and Sandy Hicks of My team was fun and my from the restrictions, but a dried grass and brush has coach was a great guy. My Burney Basin Merced, CA, on Saturday, June 21, 2003. The campfi re permit is required to increased the fi re danger and ceremony and reception were held at First Bap- team fi nished 12th out of 18 Days Parade use these stoves outside of heightened concerns for an teams, which may seem low, designated recreation sites. above normal fi re season,” tist Church of Merced with Mary Hicks of Merced but it was fun to just be play- Editor: Smoking is allowed only commented Larry Hood, as Maid-of-Honor and Matt Westlund of Chico, as ing in paradise. I would like to say thank within enclosed vehicles, or fuels specialist for the Lassen Best Man. The ceremony was offi ciated by Captain I will never forget this you to all the folks that designated recreation sites. National Forest. Kris Potter of the Salvation Army. Todd serves in experience and how you worked so hard to put the Operation of internal “Recent thundershowers the United States Navy in San Diego, while Amy helped me to get there. I Burney Basin Days Parade combustion engines will not have not been widespread have made lifetime friends on and all the other parts of be allowed except on forest and brought only localized works for the Navy and Marine Association in La and I have learned some the celebration. development roads. Al wood- rainfall to a few areas. Rain Jolla. Todd and Amy attend College Avenue Baptist new volleyball skills. Steve and I got to ride with cutting using a chainsaw is from thundershowers may Church in San Diego. Thanks again for all of our two great grand children prohibited on the Lassen and help for a few hours or a your help. in this real nice car driven by Modoc National Forests. day, but the effects wear -Aimee Ayers a nice man from Shasta Lake In addition to these restric- off quickly and the high fi re Ash Creek Wildlife Area Burney City. We greatly enjoyed that. tions, the California Depart- danger returns within a day I would also like to thank ment of Forestry and Fire or two.” 2003 Junior Pheasant We couldn’t Ron Mosher for doing such a Protection has suspended Additional information on good job on the cover of the all permits for incinerator and the safe use of fi re outdoors, do it with out Burney Basin Days program trash pile burning in Lassen, or location of designated rec- Hunt set for Sept. 13 you that was in the Mountain Modoc, and Plumas coun- reation sites is available by Echo. ties. contacting any offi ce of the Ash Creek Wildlife Area drawing for one of 75 per- Editor: The theme I submitted These restrictions will Lassen or Modoc National 2003 Junior Pheasant Hunt, mits, mail the following The Soldier Mt. Fire Com- was Small Town Big Dreams. remain in place until signifi - Forests, or the Surprise, Saturday, September 13. information: Your name and pany would like to thank the Ron put this little guy on the cant weather changes occur Eagle Lake or Alturas BLM Applications must be complete mailing address; community for supporting cover fi shing and dreaming to reduce the fi re danger. Field offi ces. received at: Ash Creek Wild- Your telephone number; Your our recent barbecue. of a bicycle fi rst, then a truck life Area, P.O. Box 37, Bieber, 2003 Junior California Hunt- We appreciate the cooks next the airplane and fi nally CA 96009, by no later than 3 ing License number; Your who endured the heat, the his big dream a rocket. Inter-Mountain Fair p.m. August 22. choice of the morning (8 a.m. cheerful servers and food I thought that was really Drawing will be held at to noon) or afternoon (1 p.m. preparers and the bakers great. Thank you all. that time, and permits will be to 5 p.m.) hunt period. who supplied our delicious -Elizabeth Luck parade Aug. 31 mailed to successful appli- If you want more informa- desserts. cants. tion please call 294-5824 or The 85th Annual Inter- The parade assembles at We couldn’t do it without To be included in the 398-4627. Mountain Fair Parade, “Our the Fall River High School your help and participation. STORK Town” will start at noon on parking lot. It begins at the -SMUFC Sunday, August 31. sound of the noon whistle Enrollment fee increased Soldier Mountain REPORT Parade entry forms are and proceeds through down- due by Friday, August 22. If town McArthur and through for community colleges FARBER – Lauren Chris- you need a form, come by the fairgrounds. Super hero Shasta College has tine was born to parents the fair offi ce or call 336- Award winners will be of higher education in the received notifi cation that the Travis and Stacey of Adin on 5695. There is no charge to announced and trophies and country. vacation Bible state budget for 2003-2004 July 30, 2003. Delivered by enter. ribbons will be presented at There is help in the form increased the enrollment fee school Dr. Tom Watson at Mayers There a several catego- the Gazebo at 3 p.m. on the of fi nancial aid, grants, and for California’s community Super Hero Vacation Bible Memorial Hospital. ries for you to choose from. East Lawn. Be sure to enter scholarships, so the doors colleges from $11 per unit to School at the Solid Rock Maternal grandparents Everything from Sr. organi- and make “Our Town” the are open to everyone. $18 per unit. Four Square Church, 20343 are Robert and Lori Cessna zation fl oats to best costume best parade ever. Students who are eligible Tamarack Ave., Burney. of Burney. Maternal great riders. Students who already for the Board of Governor’s Ages 3-10, August 12, 13, grandparents are Hugh and registered for Fall 2003 Fee Waiver will have the 14, and 15, from 11 a.m. to 1 Christine Roff of Burney, Buildings of Fall River Mills classes and paid $11 per unit enrollment fee waived. p.m. Lunch is provided. Leonard and Hester Smith of will be receiving bills for the Anyone interested in more For more information Burney and Harold and Leah subject of Historical Society increase. information on fee waiver eli- please call 335-4300. Cessna of Fall River Mills. While the California Legis- gibility should check with the Paternal grandparents are BY FORT CROOK Museum. lature has recently increased Shasta College Financial Aid Tom and Charlotte Farber of HISTORICAL SOCIETY Light refreshments follow the enrollment costs, Shasta Offi ce, Admissions Offi ce, Adin. Paternal great grand- Several of the buildings meetings so you can visit College and its 107 sister Extended Education sites, or parents are Art and Norma in Fall River Mills will be the with the speaker, become community colleges are still the Registration Center. Armstrong of Bieber, Gib and topic of discussion at the acquainted with members the lowest priced means Tomi Ellenberger of Adin and August 17, meeting of the of the Society or tour the Jackie Haas of Grants Pass, Fort Crook Historical Society. Museum. Winners named for OR. The meeting will be at the The Fort Crook Histori- Fort Crook Museum at 2 p.m. cal Society has some great LaFerne Ewer will answer prizes in its annual raffl e. NorCal Road Poker Run Second annual questions about some of the The drawing will be at the Eight cars, with drivers Head of the Class Pick: free car wash old buildings, their history Harvest Dinner and annual from throughout Northern 1936 Chevrolet Coupe - Ron SENIOR NUTRITION and signifi cance, compared meeting of the Fort Crook California and Oregon par- and Kay Smith, Medford, set for Aug 16 to their current use. Historical Society on Octo- ticipated in the third annual Ore. MENU BY INTERMOUNTAIN Mrs. Ewer is a fascinating ber 19. NorCal Road Gypsies Poker BAPTIST CHURCH person, very knowledge- Prizes are an old wood Run and Show and Shine Aug. 13 - Aug. 19 In appreciation of how able in the Fall River Mills pie safe by Jim Mitchell of July 13. Named to good the community of area. For more information, Cassel, wood and wrought The following winners WEDNESDAY Burney has been to us, on please call the Museum at iron park bench from Hovis were announced during a dean’s list Sliced ham, red August 16, the Intermoun- 336-5110. Hardware, oil painting of BBQ at the Pit River Lodge. Melissa Spencer, the potatoes, capri mix, tain Baptist Church is putting The Fort Crook Historical Burney Falls by Jim Pell Poker Run Winners: $100 daughter of Dave and Sharon corn muffin, citrus cup, on its 2nd annual Free Car Society meets on the third of Hat Creek, an Alaska First Place -- George Assad, of Spencer, of Burney, has Sunday of months from May Sculpture’s bird house by pineapple chunks Wash with free hamburgers Cottonwood; $50 Second been named to the Dean’s at the Intermountain Baptist through October. Jim Crum, and a lovely beige Place -- Lyle Davis, Cassel; List at Southern Oregon THURSDAY Church parking lot, 20410 Members have enjoyed and brown afghan by Grace $25 Third Place -- Daisy University in Ashland for the Marquette St., Burney. hearing about murders in Green-Tobin. Marymee, Redding. Spring Quarter 2003. Meatloaf w/gravy, This year, we are also the Fall River Valley from Bill All items are on display Jim Davis of Ravendale She was one of 756 full- baked potato, broccoli, having a Super Parking Lot Crum and the history of wild at the Fort Crook Museum. won $180 in the 50/50 Draw- time SOU students who pickled beets, roll, Sale to benefi t our school rice production and Fall River Tickets, $1 each or 6 for ing. achieved a grade point aver- cake scholarship fund. The parking Wild Rice from Kathi Mathys $5, are available at the Fort Winners of the Top Five age of 3.5 to 3.99. To be eli- lot sale will be from 8 a.m. to this season. Crook Museum, businesses Picks were: 1934 Ford Coupe gible, must also be taking 12 FRIDAY 2 p.m., the car wash from 10 There is no admission fee in the Intermountain area, - Jack Tucker, Crescent Mills; or more graded credits. a.m. to 2 p.m. and the lunch and the public is welcome. and from members of the 1933 Plymouth Convertible She is a 2002 graduate of Sweet & sour pork The meetings provide an Society. Proceeds will go - Terry Candrian, Adin; 1932 w/rice, oriental from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Burney High School. If you are interested in opportunity to learn about the towards the operation and Dodge Sedan - Joe and Jean veggies, roll, melon, seeing some needy kids history of the area, historical maintenance of the Fort Gonzales, Palo Cedro; 1937 fortune cookies go to Christian School, you sites, and future plans for the Crook Museum. Desoto Sedan - Jack Marlar, may donate your unused Redding, and 1936 Chevrolet Counselors MONDAY treasures for this cause. Call Coupe - Ron and Kay Smith, Bell pepper casserole 335-5414 or 335-2859. Delinquent date for Medford, Ore. w/meat sauce, green Pit River Lodge Pick: 1937 sought for beans w/peppers, corn Free concert unsecured personal Desoto Sedan - Jack Marlar, bread, sliced Redding. Camp HUG strawberries, property is Aug. 31 Sheriff’s Department Pick: is set for 1937 Chevrolet Sedan Deliv- Sierra Hospice in Chester cantaloupe The delinquent date for added to the tax bill. If the ery - Bob Calkins, Anderson. is seeking camp counselors, Aug. 16 ages 18 and older, for Camp TUESDAY the Unsecured Personal due date falls on a weekend Wild Card Pick: 1940 Fundraiser for the Skate Property (typically, boats, or legal holiday, the tax may Ford Coupe - Albert Vaught, H.U.G. (Hospice Under- Ham & Cheese Park in Burney, August 16, summer homes, mining be paid on the following Burney. stands Grief) at Eagle Lake. sandwich, sliced from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., at claims, businesses) taxes business day postmarked or Ladies Pick: 1948 Plym- Camp H.U.G. is a bereave- Washburn Park on Park received no later than 5 p.m. ment camp for children ages tomatoes, spinach Avenue. for the 2003-04 fi scal year is outh Convertible - Al John- salad, roll, mandarin August 31, 2003. Payments can now be son, Adin. 8 to 18 and is offered Sept. Free concert. There will be 12-14 at Camp Ronald orange jello hot dogs and soda for sale. If the due date lands on made on-line using secure NorCal Road Gypsies a weekend, payment will be “Virtual Check.” Please Club Pick: 1941 Ford Con- McDonald at Eagle Lake. Donations appreciated, all Contact Camp Director 37477 Main St. proceeds go to Skate Park in accepted on the next busi- see the link on every page vertible – Evan Thumler, Burney. ness day. on our Website at: http: Phoenix, Ore. Ramona Lyddon at 530-258- Burney The band, “Attempted If the tax bills are not paid //www.co.shasta.ca.us/ Cool Cruiser Pick: 1937 3606 for more information 335-4979 Failure” will be joined by “A by the above date, there will departments/ttc. Packard Coupe – John and to attend the counselor Day Late.” be a ten percent penalty Jerde, Macdoel. training session. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • AUGUST 13, 2003 • PAGE 7 LETTERS TO Fort Crook hears story THE EDITOR Food Group of local wild rice co-op coalition BY FORT CROOK Fall River wild rice and the built by volunteers of the HISTORICAL SOCIETY Fall River Wild Rice label. Fort Crook Historical Society Editor: The Fort Crook Historical While “our” wild rice is in to preserve and share the The Food Group coalition Society heard Kathy Mathys many products, Fall River history of the Intermountain would like to thank the local of Fall River Wild Rice relate Wild Rice is being placed in area. residents and businesses the history of wild rice devel- national grocery chains such The museum currently that participated in our third opment in the area at its July as Safeway and Albertson’s consists of the main build- annual Summer Food Drive meeting. specialty grocery chains ing with pioneer and Native on July 15. Fall River Wild Rice is a like Trader Joe’s, as well as American artifacts; the James The nine drop-off locations grower owned cooperative health food stores. You will Showcase with vignettes throughout Shasta County of members from Burney soon be seeing Fall River representing rooms from brought in a total of more to Alturas, controlling their Wild Rice in Costco and Wal- the home of an early set- than 9,600 pounds of food product through harvest to Mart’s Sam’s Club. tler of Adin; the mechanical and $1,400 in cash dona- sale. Kathi prepared a delicious barn with blacksmith forge, tions. Fall River Wild Rice is sold and refreshing salad with the print shop, dairy equipment, A special thanks goes in bulk to be packaged or pre-cooked Fall River Wild vehicles from horse drawn out to the City of Redding combined in other products Rice product at the end of to horseless; two log cabins, employees and the Shasta as well as being successful her presentation and shared one set up as it would have County employees who com- marketed under the Fall River it with those who stayed for been used. peted in a challenge to collect Wild Rice label as consumer the potluck following the The Pittville schoolhouse the most food. products ranging from raw meeting. with pony shed; a two-cell jail; The County employees wild rice, cooked wild rice, The Fort Crook Histori- and the round building hous- were declared the winners, snack chips, and pancake cal Society meets the third ing early farm equipment that bringing in over 1,100 pounds fl our, with more products Sunday from May to October so many think is the museum. Look what we caught of food. The City of Redding under development. at the Fort Crook Museum. Work is underway to obtain Pictured is Sabrina Cantu, age 5, along with her employees collected a gener- A great crop for water rich The Society is planning a funding to erect a building to ous 600 pounds of food. fi shing partner Brandi Hinkman, age 11, took fi rst Fall River Valley, the 4000’ walking tour of Fall River house artifacts and displays place in both their age groups in the annual Inter- -Stacy Most elevation enabled it to be Mills in early August, weather of the electrical history of the Redding grown without pesticides, not permitting. For more infor- Intermountain area. mountain Bass Team Kid Tournament held on Lake “Would you the case in lower elevations. mation and reservations, The Museum is located in Britton July 20. The two also caught the two biggest The processing plant is call the Fort Crook Museum Fall River Mills at the corner fi sh of the day. Sabrina with a Large Mouth Bass believe? a now in full operation as the at 336-5110 between noon of 299 and Fort Crook Road at 2.24 lbs. and Brandi with a Small Mouth Bass at wild rice is being harvested and 4 p.m. Tuesday through (and Glenburn Road). The 1.74 lbs. $5000 Car and brought in for process- Sunday. The tour will be Museum is open Tuesday ing. General manager Hiram recapped at the general through Sunday, noon to 4 Wash Oilar attends food trade membership meeting on p.m., from May 1 to October Editor: shows and visits food com- August 10, at 2 p.m. 31 or by calling 336-5110 for Posters display On Sunday, August 2, the panies in every genre to Fort Crook Museum was group arrangements. Modoc High School football expand the market for both team had scheduled a car positive messages wash to raise money for game uniforms because of Acorn Community Enterprises BY LAURA THOMPSON messages all the time on the the reduction in the athletic …to take a break news, in magazines, at the program funds due to budget lists its news on web site …to spend quality time doctors offi ce; “The Surgeon cutbacks. with your kids General recommends physi- For whatever reason, the BY MARGARET JENSEN at Cedar Creek Head Start; • Reminder: Acorn’s 2nd …to be active together cal activity for 30 minutes fi ve team decided to cancel the Program Coordinator the Family Place Library annual Health and Heritage …to strengthen your or more days per week for car wash and reschedule Acorn Community Program in Burney has a Day is coming up Oct. 11— family better health.” it for another day. Imagine Enterprises wonderful series of work- groups interested in having But how often do we “Take head coach Shawn Woods’ Hello, all you Acorn shops for parents scheduled a booth or doing an activ- Time” for what we know we surprise when he received supporters: In our news in August; the Rocking Chair ity should begin contacting should be doing? All of us are a phone call from Wendy for August, which can be Project is available and other Acorn. busy’ life doesn’t stop for us DelRosa insisting that she found on the web at http: services to pregnant women • Following up on region- to take the time. It’s important wanted her car washed! After //acorncafe.org/monthly/ in our service area (Oak Run wide highway safety con- to fi nd ways to incorporate a few frantic phone calls to august.html and http: to Big Bend), and we’ve got cerns, CalTrans has changed exercise into our everyday the coaching staff and team //acorncafe.org/monthly/ some resources for fathers of the truck speed limit signs routines. members, Shawn showed august-news.html, you’ll fi nd young children. on the Montgomery Creek There are many ways to up with a crew at Holiday news about: • Acorn’s next Open Mic grade, so now the speed limit be active and even involve Market. • Job Search Resources and Jam Night will be August can be enforced. Thanks to our loved ones, spending When everyone was fi nally are available on the Internet 15. There were lots of great everyone who has helped quality time together and get- there, Wendy then handed at the Acorn Café: as organi- musicians in July—thanks, support this issue. ting the benefi ts of exercise Coach Woods a check from zations in the Intermountain everyone! And in good news for all in one shot! herself and her brother, Phil- area try to fi ll the gap left by • Acorn is one of the many Acorn: We thank the Redding ‘Take Time’ to dance with lip DelRosa, for $5,000 to buy the closure of the Burney PIC sponsors of a 5-A-Day Cam- Rancheria Fund of the the kids for 30 minutes after a game uniforms for the foot- offi ce, Acorn is one of the paign youth Poster contest Shasta Regional Commu- …to improve your health!! shared meal together. ball squad. A stunned Shawn sites –trying to help job-seek- that shows why Farmer’s nity Foundation for a $1,100 Have you noticed post- ‘Take Time’ to work out to Woods said it was the largest ers access as many local Markets are fun and healthy grant to make improvements ers around town that display a short exercise tape with single donation ever given to resources as possible. places to buy California- in the grounds behind the these positive messages? your partner before starting the Modoc High School Ath- • Acorn’s After School grown fresh fruits and pro- Café and offi ce—the kids will The “Take Time” posters the day. letic Program. Program starts August 18: all duce. For more info., pick all be happier and safer. feature families of all types ‘Take Time’ for a 20-minute Wendy told those present K-12 youth are welcome, but up a fl yer at the Acorn, the We also thank the USFS from all over the Intermoun- power walk with your co- that the Alturas Rancheria parents must fi ll out a permis- Burney Public Health offi ce, for a $10,219 grant to con- tain area. Have you ever workers at lunch. believes sports are a very sion form. The program runs or the Burney Farmer’s duct a feasibility study about wondered what they are ‘Take Time’ to involve the important part of our educa- M-Th, 2:30-5p.m. Market (Wed., 3-6pm.). The putting in a wood-fi red bakery about? whole family in the outside tional system. “Our parents • In the Family Corner, contest is for youth 6-15, with oven, which—if found to be These posters are a part of chores of raking, mowing and our people who attended supported by First 5 Shasta, entries due by Sept. 17. Lots feasible—would help with a Physical Activity Campaign or digging your vegetable Modoc High School benefi ted we’ve got a toddler play date of prizes; great for school fuel reduction in local forests to increase Intermountain garden. greatly by participating in scheduled for Monday, Aug. classes or other youth groups as well as help with economic area residents’ awareness of Your family maybe dif- sports activities. 11, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. to do. development of our region. the lifelong physical, mental ferent than a mom and dad They helped keep us in and emotional benefi ts of with kids. You may not have school and gain the educa- exercise. kids, or your kids may be all tion that is so important in our New scholarship available There are many reasons grown up. Your family may world today. We also believe to engage in some sort of be your special friend or a in supporting our community physical activity every day. single parent raising kids or and its youth whenever we at Simpson College Anything from yard work to grandparents raising grand- can. The Tribal members of hiking, biking, playing tag children; no matter what your the Alturas Rancheria are The Shasta Regional Com- had been awarding scholar- The couple married in with kids, dancing to our family looks like, you can fi nd proud to be able to help the munity Foundation (SRCF) ships to Burney High School 1942 and moved to Burney in favorite music or going to the way to be active together for Modoc High Football team is pleased to announce students since 1991. Esther 1946 where Joe worked as a gym; exercise is important, better health!!! with the purchase of new the 2003 recipients of the Lawson passed away in saw fi ler and Esther as a sec- especially in a world that has So, love yourself, love your game uniforms.” Lawson Family Scholarship. 1996 at the age of 81 and retary for the Scott Lumber an increase of death and ill- family and friends every day Wendy DelRosa is the Malia Coloma and Chris- Joe Lawson passed away in Company until they retired. ness due to chronic disease. and “Take Time, Be Active Chairperson of the Alturas topher Prigmore, both of 2001 at the age of 84. For more information We see and hear health Together!” Rancheria Tribal Business Burney, will each receive a The executors of their on this fund, how similar Committee and also a phar- $2,500 scholarship towards estate arranged to have the memorial funds may be macist at the Susanville State their higher education. scholarship administered by established, or the Shasta Prison. Ms. Coloma plans on the Community Foundation. Regional Community Foun- Lawson family Phillip DelRosa is a attending the University of Joe and Esther Lawson both dation, please contact the member of the same com- California, Berkley, while Mr. served during World War II, Foundation at 244-1219 mittee and owns a success- Prigmore plans on attending Joe in the Navy and Esther or email Tyler Nichols at scholarship ful trucking fi rm in Medford, Azusa Pacifi c University. as an Air Force Service Pilot. [email protected]. Orgon. Both are graduates Joe and Esther Lawson of Modoc High School with awarded to 2 many fond memories of growing up in Alturas. Fall River Valley library -Alturas Rancheria local students Alturas The Simpson College The Teaching Timothy open Monday evenings Foundation is proud to Scholarship is available to A big thanks announce the Teaching Timo- those students who are from BY PHYLLIS FUNK or want-to-be gardeners, book has been read and dis- Editor: thy Scholarship. Washington, Oregon, Idaho The Fall River Valley the library recently received cussed, a copy of the book This award, funded by a or Alaska. First preference We would like to thank Library is now open Monday a complete set of Time-Life is usually donated to the the McArthur and Fall River $200,000 endowment will be will be given to a C&MA evenings from 5 p.m. to 7 books on gardening. The library by one of the group presented to eligible students (Christian & Missionary Alli- Vol. Fire Dept. for their rapid p.m. Come enjoy the cool 15 volumes cover subjects members. response to the recent light- enrolled in the Simpson col- ance) pastor or a person surroundings and some great ranging from annuals to The library can offer such lege Graduate School of Min- training to be a C&MA pastor. ning fi re on our property. books. wildfl owers which includes a books as Seabisquet, Mem- We would also like to thank istry which includes the Alli- However, the scholarship It takes only a minute to monthly chart on what should oirs of a Geisha, The Red ance Theological Seminary committee may award this CDF for helping contain and become a new patron so that be done. This set is housed Tent, Cadillac Desert, Poi- monitoring the fi re through branch campus programs. benefi t to a graduate student you are able to take books in the reference section but sonwood Bible, The Morning The scholarship provides in need who has demon- out the night. home. The library has seen the volumes may be checked the Sun Went Down, Ya-Ya A very special thanks goes full tuition for one class per strated serious commitment a surge of new patrons lately out. Sisterhood, and the Mitford fi scal year per student with a as a pastor or is training to to the Oilar family for being who are enjoying the facility The Intermountain area series. These can all be there just minutes after the maximum award equivalent become a pastor or mission- and what it has to offer. has several books groups found in the paperback sec- to three classes for any one ary. fi re started. Without thier For those avid gardeners meeting monthly and after a tion. help the out come could have student. been very different. We appreciate everybody’s efforts in saving our homes and protecting our property. -Don & Steve Barber FIND IT FAST IN THE WANT ADS family PAGE 8 • AUGUST 13, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • AUGUST 13, 2003 • PAGE 9

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By MEG FOX Randle said, adding that this and the acclaimed wild trout Pacifi c Gas and Elec- work would continue through fi shing on Fall River. tric Company said it would the summer and probably A spokesperson at Spin- take at least three weeks to into the fall. ner Fall Lodge in Glenburn rebuild the road before they Once PG&E has the road said fi shing has been slow. could even get equipment re-built, the company has to There are also wildlife out to the levee that was drain the fl ooded area, repair habitat issues and the poten- breached Aug. 3. the breach, and pump the tial for mosquito breeding The 70-yards-long breach water back to the other side. in the fl ooded acreage just has fl ooded about 3,000 “There is still a lot of work outside the town of McArthur acres in the McArthur Swamp, to do,” Randle said. and behind the Inter-Moun- LLEVEEEVEE BBREAKREAK where 11 local cattlemen are The fl ooded acreage is tain Fair, gearing up for Labor leasing grazing for several near the Rat Farm, which Day weekend festivities. thousand head of cattle. serves as a public boat “About 3,000 acres of wild- The breach also meant launch and is the public life habitat got destroyed,” PG&E had to close the Pit access to Ahjumawi Lava Martin said. “There are deer One hydroelectric power- Spring State Park. The levee and snakes and mice and house for six days, from Aug. break is about 1.6 miles from insects all over the place. I’ve 4 to 10. the boat launch. never seen the grasshoppers “There is enough water That road and access so thick.” now to run Pit One,” said Lisa are temporarily closed to Randle said PG&E is Randle of the PG&E News the public due to the heavy working with and providing FFLOODEDLOODED AAREAREA Department in Chico. equipment traffi c, Randle daily updates to a variety The utility would not say said. of agencies, including the how much money PG&E Martin was one of several Department of Fish and is losing as a result of the ranchers who went out to the Game, the U.S Fish and broken levee or how much swamp in the pre-dawn hours Wildlife Service, the state was lost when Pit One was of Aug. 4 to move their cattle Regional Water Quality Con- off line. to higher ground and he trol Board, the Army Corps of In the meantime, McArthur has since brought his cattle Engineers, and the Federal rancher Don Martin said the home. Energy Regulatory Commis- swamp is just about fi lled and “PG&E told us to get our sion. Fall River is starting to rise cows out in 10 days,” Martin Martin said a few calves again. said. drowned in the fl ood and “But it’s still running And, like the other ranch- there are still a cow and her backwards at my house,” ers, Martin’s cattle will have heifer who are stranded on said Martin, whose ranch is to eat his second cutting of an island in the swamp. situated at the junction of the hay. “I’ll be short of feed this While he thought PG&E Tule River and Fall River. winter,” he said. was dropping feed to the pair PG&E is moving truckloads George McArthur, another by helicopter, Randle said of fi ll out from the existing rancher who had cattle graz- that was not the case. Rat Farm Road, north of the ing in the swamp, said last She said PG&E used a Inter-Mountain fairgrounds in week that the fl ooding is “a helicopter to help herd the McArthur, seven days a week big deal,” not only for the pair to higher ground and RRATAT FFARMARM BOATBOAT LLAUNCHAUNCH during daylight hours. local cattle and hay industry, that they have enough feed “We want to get it repaired but it is effecting a local econ- where they’re stranded. NEWS PHOTOS Flooding pictures taken Saturday. as quickly as possible,” omy dependent on tourism “They’ve got plenty to drink, anyway,” said Martin. Filing deadline extended for some -From Page 1 vacancies. In the McArthur Volun- teer Fire Department, Kevin Pereira and incumbent Hyram Brown have fi led for the two openings; incumbent Lawrence Agee did not fi le. The fi ling period in the Mountain Union School Dis- trict has closed since the two incumbents, Bob Byrd and Teresa Ann Robbins, fi led, as did Tammy Ewin. The fi ling period is open in the Indians Springs School District, where Guy Gore, Laurie Bertellotti, and incum- bent Doug Wakefi eld fi led; incumbent Paul D’Amico did not fi le. Declarations of Candi- dacy papers are available at the Shasta County Election PG&E is moving truckloads of fi ll out from the existing Rat Farm Road, north of the Inter-Mountain fairgrounds in McArthur, seven Offi ce, 1643 Market Street, in days a week during daylight hours. The company said it would take at least three weeks to rebuild the road before they could even the Downtown Redding Mall get equipment out to the levee that was breached Aug. 3. or call 225-5730 for informa- tion. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES • AUGUST 13, 2003 TTHEHE WWANTANT ADSADS CALL (530) 335-4533 • (530) 275-1716 • (530) 549-3304 CHARGE IT TO YOUR DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS

MISC. FOR SERVICES AAA EASY “No Doc” PUBLIC SALE Home Loans! No income Red metal Bunkbed, verification. Purchase, new mattresses $100, refinance, cash out, 335-3976 $100,000 to $4,000,000 NOTICES (039-03) & from “No Down”. 866- ______709-3279 or www.self- office of the county clerk. A new Metal bed frame, twin employedloans.com 10 fictitious business name state- – double, $25. Blue (California MB# 8135902). ment must be filed prior to that recliner, $20. 335-3875. (CAL*SCAN) NOTICES date. The filing of this statement (038-13) ______does not of itself authorize the ______$$CASH$$ Immediate Cash FICTITIOUS BUSINESS use in this state of a fictitious GE Refrig-Freezer NAME STATEMENT business name in violation of the for structured settlements, 17.62 cubic ft $150; annuities, real estate, notes, File No. 2003-0001148 rights of another under federal, Goodyear Wrangler August 1, 2003 state or common law (See Sec- private mortgage notes, acci- The following persons are doing tions 14411 ET SEQ., Business tires AT/S MSLT 265 dent cases, and insurance business as: and Professions Code.) 70R17 $150. 335- payouts. (800)794-7310. WOLF CREEK DESIGN Published August 13, 20, 27, 2146. (CAL*SCAN) 21495-C Big Bend Road September 3, 2003 (039-3) ______Montgomery Creek, CA 96056 ______IMMEDIATE CASH!!! US Ruef, Kathryn E. PUBLIC NOTICE Clothes dryer, electric Pension Funding pays cash 34 Meadow Dr. The Indian Springs School Dis- used only 3 months Mill Valley, CA 94941 trict will hold a Regular Board now for 8 years of your future $200 OBO, Large old pension payments. Call Sahlin, Patricia E. Meeting on August 13, 2003 at oak desk $100 OBO. 21495-C Big Bend Road 7:00 p.m. in the Indian Springs 800-586-1325 for a FREE, Montgomery Creek, CA 96065 School District’s Library. The 335-2000 (days) 335- no-obligation estimate. This business is conducted by Indian Springs School District’s 3438 (evenings. www.uspensionfunding.com Co-Partners. The Registrant Regular Board Meeting is open PLACE YOUR AD BY 4 P.M. FRIDAY (039-10) (CAL*SCAN) has begun to transact business to the public to allow parents and ______under the fictitious business community members to com- beneficiary under said Deed of Trust Published August 6, 13, 20, Proposed name: Antonio Carlo ______Satellite: 12 foot heretofore executed and delivered to name listed above on June 1, ment any concerns they may 27, 2003. Gambino. The court orders that DEADLINE Paraclipse cog drive. the undersigned a written Declaration of FOR 40 1993. have regarding Indian Springs Default and Demand for Sale, and a written ______all persons interested in this DX-800 stereo digital (s)Patricia E. Sahlin School District. Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The FICTITIOUS BUSINESS matter shall appear before this ADVERTISING NAME STATEMENT receiver with sub-band. Notice: This fictitious name Published August 13, 2003 undersigned caused said Notice of Default court at the hearing indicated FRIDAY, 4PM JOBS ______and Election to Sell to be recorded in the File No. 2003-0001143 $850. 335-3634 statement expires five years county where the real property is located. below to show cause, if any, why NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE TS No.: July 31, 2003 (038-27) from the date it was filed in the First American Lenders Advantage, the petition for change of name WANTED 20039053400566 Loan No. 5615215 The following persons are doing B.B.B. House painter 30 years office of the county clerk. A new FHA/VA/PMI No: 043-6406165 You are LoanStar Mortgagee Services, L.L.C., 3 business as: should not be granted. Notice of ______First American Way, Santa Ana, CA 92707 HARDWOOD fictitious business name state- in default under a Deed of Trust, dated 08/ BRIGHTEN UP hearing; September 8, 2003 at 8: experience, exterior 19/1999. Unless you take action to protect DeeAnn Gregory For Trustee’s Sale FLOORS ment must be filed prior to that information please call 916-387-7728 Date: SMART MOUTH 30 a.m. Dept. 4 Shasta County 31 and interior, Leroy your property, it may be sold at a public 151 Locust Tearouts, date. The filing of this statement sale. If you need an explanation of the 07/31/2003 LoanStar Mortgagee Services, Superior Court. July 23, 2003, Miller, 335-5771. L.L.C. is a debt collector attempting to Redding, Ca 96001 Repairs, does not of itself authorize the nature of the proceeding against you, you B.L. Boeckman Judge of the GARAGE (038-13) should contact a lawyer. On 08/27/2003 at collect a debt. Any information obtained Crowden, Candace Lynn Lays, Sand & use in this state of a fictitious will be used for that purpose. ASAP548383 Superior Court. ______business name in violation of the 11:00 AM, LoanStar Mortgagee Services, 3743 Eagle Parkway Refi nish L.L.C., as duly appointed Trustee under 08/06, 08/13, 08/20 Redding, CA 96001 Published: July 30, August 6, 13, SALE rights of another under federal, and pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded 08/ ______This business is conducted by 20, 2003. FREE Three Family Yard FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ______41 state or common law (See Sec- 31/1999, as Instrument No. 1999-0035168, an Individual. The Registrant ESTIMATE Sale: Friday & Sat- tions 14411 ET SEQ., Business in book --, page --, of Official Records in the NAME STATEMENT has NOT yet begun to transact FICTITIOUS BUSINESS No Travel Charge and Professions Code.) office of the County Recorder of Shasta File No. 2003-0001149 business under the fictitious NAME STATEMENT urday, Aug. 15 & 16, HELP County, State of California. Executed August 1, 2003 1-530-335-4842 9-3, 20219 Sugarpine Published August 13, 20, 27, by: Willard Q. Hanlen Jr., and Dianna M. business name listed above. File No. 2003-0001056 The following persons are doing (s)Candace L. Crowden Or in Burney. Baby items WANTED September 3, 2003 Hanlen, husband and wife will sell at public business as: July 14, 2003 ______auction to highest bidder for cash, cashier’s Notice: This fictitious name The following persons are doing 1-530-945-8811 new & old, clothes, ______check/cash equivalent or other form of L & L ENTERPRISES FICTITIOUS BUSINESS statement expires five years business as: Bryan Small Looking for reliable payment authorized by 2924h(b). (payable 3110 Churn Creek Rd. from the date it was filed in the remodel items, misc. NAME STATEMENT at time of sale in lawful money of the United Suite D office of the county clerk. A new R & M AUTO MODIFICATIONS (038-13) person to stuff circulars File No. 2003-0001167 States) at the East entarnce to the County Redding, CA 96002 AND SALES into newspaper. Tem- Courthouse, 1500 Court Street, Redding, fictitious business name state- ______August 6, 2003 Cesario, Lilian Hendrika ment must be filed prior to that 2375 Hartnell Ave. #D porary position. Must CA. All right, title and interest conveyed 13177 Bear Mountain Rd. Parking lot sale! Pres- The following persons are doing to and now held by it under said Deed of date. The filing of this statement Redding, CA 96002 SEAMLESS be reliable, Wednesday business as: Trust in the property situated in said County Redding, CA 96003 does not of itself authorize the Zibull, Melinda Colleen byterian Church, 20435 Du Sell, Linda Dietrich mornings for about 2 ROUND TABLE PIZZA and State described as: As more fully use in this state of a fictitious 22229 Carlie Dr. Marquette, Burney. described in the above mentioned Deed 1014 Peregrine Way GUTTERS hours. Heavy lifting BURNEY business name in violation of the Bella Vista, CA 96008 of Trust APN# 028-470-015. The street Redding, CA 96003 rights of another under federal, ROOFING, Aug. 16, 8 a.m. to 2 required. 335-4533. 37227 Main St. address and other common designation, This business is conducted by Zibull, Ryan William if any, of the real property described above state or common law (See Sec- REMODELING, p.m. Lots of goodies, ______Burney, CA 96013 Co-Partners. The Registrant tions 14411 ET SEQ., Business 22229 Carlie Dr. is purported to be: 37367 Oakview Street has begun to transact business Bella Vista, CA 96008 bake sale, Italian ice Burney Round Table is Benedetti, William D. Burney California 96013 The undersigned and Professions Code.) ALL KINDS OF 4405 Brittany Dr. Trustee disclaims any liability for any under the fictitious business Published August 6, 13, 20, This business is conducted by REPAIRS and Orange Julius. now hiring. Would you Redding, CA 96002 incorrectness of the street address and name listed above on July 31, 27, 2003. Husband and Wife. The Reg- NO EARLY BIRDS like to join our team! Moore, Robert other common designation, if any, shown 2003. ______istrant has begun to transact WILDERNESS herein. Said sale will be made, but (s)Lilian H. Cesario WILL BE ADMITTED! 1. Are you at least 18 37129 Park Ave. PETITION FOR business under the fictitious CONTRUCTION without covenant or warranty, expressed Notice: This fictitious name Thanks years of age? 2. Do you Burney, CA 96013 or implied, regarding title, possession, statement expires five years CHANGE OF NAME business name listed above on have a reliable vehicle? or encumbrances, to pay the remaining (038-13) This business is conducted by from the date it was filed in the Superior Court of California, July 14, 2003. 335-2237 3. Do you have a Cali- Co-Partners. The Registrant principal sum of the note(s) secured by office of the county clerk. A new County of Shasta, 1500 Court (s)Ryan Zibull ______said Deed of Trust, with interest thereon, CA LIC.#594222 fornia Drivers License? has begun to transact business as provided in said note(s), advances, fictitious business name state- Street, Redding, CA 96001. Notice: This fictitious name if any, under the terms of said Deed of ment must be filed prior to that 4. Do you have a clean under the fictitious business Case Number 149340. To all statement expires five years ______36 name listed above on October Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the date. The filing of this statement interested persons: Petitioner from the date it was filed in the driving record? 5. Are Trustee and of the trusts created by said Fictitious Business Name 15, 1995 does not of itself authorize the Leslie Arthur Prince, 6868 office of the county clerk. A new you available to work Deed of Trust. The total amount of the use in this state of a fictitious Statements should be MONEY TO (s)William D. Benedetti unpaid balance of the obligation secured business name in violation of the LiVolsi Road, Anderson, CA fictitious business name state- printed in the paper every any time? 6. Are you by the property to be sold and reasonable Notice: This fictitious name rights of another under federal, 96007, filed a petition with this ment must be filed prior to that 5 years. The Intermoun- LOAN willing to work as a statement expires five years estimated costs, expenses and advances date. The filing of this statement at the time of the initial publication of state or common law (See Sec- court for a decree changing tain News only charges HOME MORTGAGE team? 7. Can you pass from the date it was filed in the the Notice of Sale is: $69,909.99. The tions 14411 ET SEQ., Business names as follows: Present does not of itself authorize the $25. The legal notice runs a drug test? If you meet and Professions Code.) LOANS. Lowest interest name: Leslie Arthur Prince use in this state of a fictitious 4 times. After the fourth the above qualifi ca- business name in violation of the rates. All credit types. 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Home that has a sunken living room & a •McARTHUR 1640 sq.ft. home, 3 bd, 2 ba, fam rm, office, Teresa Harshman Sales Associate 941-2706 family room with a 2 car garage in a nice section of Burney. Home has a covered guest house...... $105,000 HTTP://WWW.COLDWELLBANKER.COM patio & fruit trees, with 2 storage sheds •10 AC off Gomez Road...... $10,000 www.burneyca.com in the back of house with a sprinkler •COMM/RES on Hwy 299E of FRM...... SALE PENDING $63,500 E-MAIL:[email protected] system in front yard. $149,500 •39 AC Mini Ranch, 4 BD, 2BA, fam rm, barn, shop, large 3345…HUGE PINE TREES on this barn & flood irrigated...... $300,000 NEW LISTING beautiful one acre Old Station parcel. •PRICE CHANGE:2bd, 2 ba, fam rm on 5 ac, barn, shop, #2608...NICE 2 bedroom 2 bath SOLD 3 bedroom, 2 bath 24 X 64’ Modular hobby room, office...... $90,000 mobile home on 1.42 acres in with Cathedral ceiling & unusually large •PITTVILLE - 132 ac ranch w/3bd, 1+ ba, views...... $540,000 Cassel. Lots of wildlife. RV hook- master bedroom & bath with walk in •NICE 3 bd, 2 ba, fam rm, carport...... SOLD $80,000 ups and large garden area. Walk closet, this home is in Excellent condi- •COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL ready for remodel to Hat Creek fi shing. $95,000 tion and includes a 24 X 24’ shop with wood stove. Price: $125,000 McArthur...... $67,500 HOMES FOR SALE •McARTHUR MERCANTILE grocery and deli...... $161,000 + INV SALE PENDING #2604...20090 Bartel St. Custom 3 bedroom 2 bath home. Open fl oor plan...... $215,000 3346…CUTE BURNEY HOME. email: [email protected] #2605...21634 Fairfi eld St. 3 bedroom 2 bath mobile on large lot OWC, submit terms...... $69,000 2 bedroom 1 bath, separate #2598...Hat Creek Beauty, 3400 sq. ft. home on 9.99 acres with Hat Creek frontage Offered @...... $995,000 garage. Presently being used #2593...21664 Oak Dr. 2 bedroom 1 bath with new hardwood fl oors, 2 car garage...... $140,000 as JUSTvacation LISTED/SALE home. NeatPENDINGING & clean DONNA UTTERBACK DALE SLOAT #2590...20280 Arrowood St. 3 bedroom 2 bath. Great location. Perfect starterSOLD home...... $108,000 #2591...37217 Park Ave. 3 bdrm 2 full bath home located on .37 acres.SALE 2 carPENDING garage...... $179,900 – Lots of upgrades. Newer paint, 336-6638 336-5379 #2589...37448 Cypress Ave. 1480 sq. ft. 3 bedroom 2 bath home.SALE Many extras! PENDING ...... $129,900 carpeting, range, etc. etc. A bar- #2580...Magnifi cent setting for this custom hm on 6.15 acs with app. 600 ft of Hat Creek frontage....$795,000 gain at only $47,500. #2530...37027 Park Ave Completely remodeled 3 bedroom 2 bath SALEhome. REDUCED PENDING TO ...... $145,000 ______#2416...20134 Hudson St.Quality blt custom 2332 sq ft 3 bd 2 ba,1000 sq ft gar.1.33 ac ...... $325,000 3348…JOHNSON PARK PARK HOME ______#2477...Oak St. in McArthur. Remodeled 3 bd 1 1/2 ba home. Large patio, dbl gar...... $89,500 ON LARGE PARCEL. . This home has 115 SO. COLORADO. Log cabin #2379...Upper Fall River fl ows by this exquisite 5,800 sq. ft. home. Views most rms...... $3,980,000 approx 2000 sq. ft. with 3 bedrooms with well. 40 ac. - $89,900. #2370...37148 Siskiyou...Burney Mtn view, 2600 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. 2.5 ba hm on 3.89 acs...... $370,000 and 2 baths. Many years ago home was VACATION/ Outstanding Rocky Mtn. moved onto this 150’ X 170’ lot and put views from the deck of this LAND FOR SALE on a foundation. The living area is very CABIN beautiful log cabin, close to #2204...Level 4.97 acre parcel backs up to forestry land in back. LargeSALE pines PENDING& cedars ...... $25,000 open. Has double car garage with 220 1,000’s of BLM rec. land. #2369...Nice location in Hat Creek. 7.5 acres close to fi shing. Great views...... $27,500 amp service. Asking $119,900 RENTALS #2602...20 acres off of Big Lake Rd. Level with trees. Semi remote...... $12,500 Enjoy rural living unbeliev- SALE PENDING Fairfi eld Guest House. able prices. Call RCR #2601...Day Ave. Old Station. Nice lot to build your vacation get away...... $12,000 A country vacation #2587...12 Acres of serene beauty in Hat Creek. Perc test on fi le ...... $60,000 3349… 2 PARCELS TOTAL 7 ACRES, toll-free 1-866-696-5263. SOLD HOUSE AND POND. What a neat area home 3 bd, 3 bath, (CAL*SCAN) #2592...106 Acres in Little Valley. Remote property with breathtaking views of Mt. Shasta...... $59,900 #2576...Old Toll Rd. Semi remote 20.27 acres with great views and lots of trees...... $30,000 to just kick back and enjoy nature. Prop- kitchen, putting green, ______#2578...Day Ave. Old Station. Nice building lot for your vacation home...... $12,500 erty has a large spring fed pond stocked BBQ, hot tub, quiet MONTANA LAND BAR- #2568...Hall Way. Old Station. Great building site for your fi shing cabin...... $12,000 with bass, trout and some catfish. Home lane, J. Park. Daily, has 2 bedrooms and 1 bath with approx. GAINS. Priced for immedi- #2581...Burney Terrace lot. End of cul de sac on Serpentine Lane...... $39,500 weekly rentals for 1 ate sale from $49,990. 1300 sq. ft. living area. Has a large room or 2 rooms or #2572...Great views from this 18.8 acre parcel in Hat Creek. Owner will give utility easement...... $75,000 Prime lake view parcels to SALE PENDING detached garage & shop. Located in full house. Linens, TV #2238...Pine Shadows. Three 1.7 acre parcels with lots of trees. Great building sites...... $16,000 the Montgomery Creek / Big Bend 7 acres. Panoramic views #2240...Pine Shadows. 1.7 acre parcel with well septic. Power and phoneSALE to thePENDING property...... $22,000 VCR, res. req. 335- overlooking Canyon Ferry Road area. Check this one out. Asking 4015. #2555...Lynda Ln. 1+/- Acre in Mill Creek subdivision, Oak Run...... $7,500 $169,000 Lake. Access to 1,000,000 #2559...Robin Way 100’x150’ buildable lot. All set up for mobile home ...... $14,500 (03tfc) acres of Helena National #2552...Nice level parcel in Dana surrounded by mountains and trees REDUCED ...... $15,000 ______Forest. 30 minutes to RV SPACE, shaded #2543...6.72 Acres off of Day Rd. Large seasonal pond...... $26,000 Helena. Paved roads, #2569... Over 2000 feet of Fall River frontage on 9.9 acres...... $89,000 HOMES**************************************************** near the creek. $225 37240 Serpentine Lane, 3 bd, 2 ba, 2500 sq. ft. home. Quiet cul-de-sac...... 3246 ... $335,900 underground utilities. #2525...Montgomery Creek Falls Rd. 40 Acres with several building sites...... $35,000 mo. $105 week. $16 37359 HWY 299 E Rare comm. & residential, 1750 sq.ft. home, store, shop...3253 ... $313,000 Call for information and #2507...Cascade Ave lot zoned C-2. Over 10,000 sq. ft...... Priced @ $30,000 per day. 335-2718. 44956 Hwy 299E. Manufactured home on foundation,SALE 3 bd, 2 PENDINGba. Deck, shop 3270 ... $150,000 brochure. www.northameri #2489...4.79 Acres next to airport in Fal River Mills. Great buy@...... $22,000 37316 Mt. View, Burney. 2 bd, 1 ba, close to shopping, hardwood floors...... 3291 ... $78,900 (03tfc) canland.com Owner 1-866- #2434...20476 Plumas St. Lot with double garage. Park & store ...... $25,000 ______20557 Ontario St. huge rec room, 3 bd, 1-1/2 ba., newer roof, bordering crk..3292 ... $99,900 526-3420. (CAL*SCAN) #2371...Off Moon Springs Rd., 10 Ac. with views...... $25,000 38187 Hwy 299E 1800 sq. ft. meeting hall, could be converted to 3 bd. home 3293 ... $100,000 ______#2369...7.5 Ac. in Hat Creek area near fi shing...... $27,500 20461 Plumas St. 2 bd, home in Burney. New roof & Owner financing ...... 3298 ... $68,000 117 20 ACRE RANCHES. #2407...22+ Ac. in Burney. Ready for development. All utilities...... $239,000 20677 Roff Way, 2 bd. in Senior Center with upgrades. ViewSOLD of Burney Mt.....3300 ... $79,900 Closeout Sale. $9,995. Near #2470...Approx. 1/2 Ac. Hwy 299E frontage in Burney ...... $39,000 Summit Lake Cabin and Acreage. Septic in, needsSALE well, needs PENDING finished...... 3302 ... $49,900 MISC. Booming El Paso, Texas. #2472...LEVEL 5.78 acres right in town. Great potential for subdivision...... $75,000 37363 Oakview St. 3 bd, 2 ba, 1200 sq.ft., double garage. Backs up to forest 3311 ... $119,000 RENTALS $95 down/$99 monthly #2431...5 acres off of Buzzard Roost Rd. Partially fi nished home ...... $20,000 20245 Fir Street 2 bd, 1 bath with bonus room, largeSALE utility room, PENDING carport +....3312 ... $49,900 (10%/216 months). Roads #2372...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres adjoins parcel #2373...... $88,000 20011 Cambria Court Fantastic, custom 4+ bd, 4 ba. With 4800 sq.ft. Extras!3316 ... $589,000 ______27471 Vanishing Pines 5 acres, pines, 1800 sq.ft. home,SALE 2 ponds, PENDING barn...... 3317 ... $244,500 surveyed. Free maps/ #2373...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres with large meadows and trees...... $88,000 IDEAL 20470 Clusterwood. Immaculate 3 bd, 2 ba, modular,SALE 1716 sq.ft.,PENDING dbl garage3319 ... $160,000 pictures. Great location. #2462...BURNEY HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION: 6 LOTS LEFT, 1/2 to 2.3 acres STARTING @ ...... $28,900 MINI STORAGE #2433...HWY 299 NEXT TO SLEEPY HOLLOW LODGE 1.3 Acres...REDUCED TO...... $39,000 40034 Lava Court, 3 bd, 2 ba., home close to Hat Creek.SALE Double PENDING garage...... 3324 ... $129,000 Excellent timing. Sunset 20144 Hudson St. 3200 sq. ft. new construction, 3bd, 21/2 ba. On 1.38 acres3327 ... $495,000 J.P. 10x20, 10x10, #2492...BARTEL ST. NORDIC VILLAGE: 1/2 AC Flag lot. Nice area ofSALE homes PENDINGREDUCED...... $31,000 Ranches 1-800-343-9444. 20299 Marquette St. 3 Bd, 2 ba.1440 sq. ft., green house,SALE pool, PENDING patio, shop ..3326 ... $127,000 10x5, Boat /RV stor- #2447...HWY 299E ROUND MOUNTAIN- 2 Acres fl at and level. Ready for your home...... $18,000 (CAL*SCAN) 37316 Ponderosa St. 3 Bd, 3 ba., 1776 sq. ft. doubleSALE lot with PENDING HUGE garage..3329 ... $144,900 age. 335-3050 #2603...REYNOLDS RD. 2.82 Acres, Property adjoins airport .REDUCED ...... $9,000 ______20233 Marquette st. Sunken living room, Large master bd, ba. 3 bd, 2.5 ba. . 3334 .. $169,900 (03tfc) #2341...REYNOLDS RD. 5.85 Level acres. Lots of possibilities...... $25,000 ______ARIZONA BEST BARGAIN, 43179 Day Ave. 960 sq. ft. with 2 bd., 1 ba. Close to Hat Creek fishing. Den..3335 ... ..$79,900 #2450...PARK AVE, BURNEY, Hard to fi nd 1.55 acres in town. Level...... $42,000 KEEP-IT Mini Storage 36 acres - $24,900. Borders Hwy 139 South of Adin. 3 bd, 2 ba. Home on 105 Acres. Well, solar, propa. 3342…. $270,000 in McArthur, 10x10, State Land. Beautiful ranch COMMERCIAL FOR SALE MOBILE HOMES***************************************** 10x12, and 10x20 336- 21694 Oregon St., Double wide, completely refurbished,SALE 3PENDING bd.2 ba. Large lot 3322 ... $84,900 in Williams/Flagstaff area, #2595...Popular pizza restaurant located in Rite-Aid/Holiday Market Shopping Center ...... $79,000 5679 or 336-6133 12467 Blue Heron 1989 single wide mobile, decks, 2 ac. For horses, barn ....3323 ... $129,900 perfect 6,100’ climate. #2561...Enterprise Dr. 1.1 Acre commercial lot. Across from Holiday & Rite Aid shopping cntr...... $139,900 (03tfc) Spectacular mountain 36766 Las Colinas Park. 1976 double wide, immaculate,SALE 3PENDING bd, 2 ba., carport 3330... .$35,000 #2561...37118 Main St. 7,000 Sq. ft. commercial building. Lots of possibilities...... $279,900 36766 HWY 299…12 X 60 Mobilehome, 2 bd., 1 ba. Like new cabinets, tile..3339 ... …$9,500 ______views. Affordable financing. #2536...37491 Enterprise Well maintained offi ce and medical building.SALE Great PENDINGtenants ...... $339,500 AZLR 1-877-282-5263. #2550...Hwy 299 5 rental units. 3 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 1 bedroom, RV space and offi ce ...... $285,000 LAND / RANCHES *************************************** 131 (CAL*SCAN) #2505...Well established dinner house located in the heart of motel district...... $289,000 Burney Terrace 113’ x 195’ lot. Only a few left. Upscale homes on each side2912.... $45,000 ______RARE 4 ACRES in Johnson Park. Pines, oaks, view from upper portion...... 3012 ... $34,000 LOTS/ Pit River 5 acres near the Pit River & fish out front door and power available.3080 ... $69,900 135 LOTS MORE HOMES, LAND/RANCHES AND COMMERCIAL 5 Acres near Water, Pit River with view, privacy & power, walk to fishing ...... 3081 ... $69,900 ACREAGE CALL US FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF PROPERTIES AVAILABLE Day Road 7.5 acres with underground utilities. TERMS AVAILABLE...... 3085 ... $24,900 Fly fi shing on Hat HOUSE FOR Hat Creek Frontage! Great ranch with homes, barns, pastures, ponds...... 3098..$1,825,000 Creek 10 acres Visit us at BIG EDDY ACREAGE large pines and junipers grace this 4.8 acre parcel...... 3145 ... $31,900 $80,000 Rush Creek Fall River Mills, 8.8 acres on Reynolds Road. Develop or investment ...... 3172 ... $18,000 SALE BURNEY TERRACE best & biggest, cul de sac. Wide lot with lots of trees.....3187 ... $48,900 1 acre $14,000. Call 2300 sq. ft. well main- SOLDIER MOUNTAIN ROAD 5 acres w/old growth timber. View. Reduced! ..3188 ... $36,000 tained home, 3 bdrm, 2 Dutch at 336-6500. PITVILLE BLUFF 2.3 Acres, to build your home on. Views of valley, mts ...... 3167 ... $53,900 bath, living room, large www.burneyca.com (03tfc) GOMEZ ROAD, 80 acres in Glenburn area. Trees & wildlife. Splits O.K...... 3218 ... $99,500 family room with open ______Gomez Road is where you will find this 80 ac. Remote, beautiful, level, trees3235 ... $69,000 beams. Large laundry COLORADO AT IT’S Best. Old Station, Huge Pines! Fronts of State Hiway 89 & also on cul-de-sac...... 3241 ... $16,500 room, recently remodeled www.Realtor.com 35 acres only $59,900 Burney Terrace Nice 1/2-Ac. building lot with beautiful trees and sloping ...... 3155 ... $36,900 kitchen, with attached two Pittville area. 41+ Acres! Some open ground & trees, good access road!...... 3289 ... $65,000 Creek frontage & Aspen. car garage and detached Summit Lake Area. Remote but beautiful, trees everywhere, 8.97 acres ...... 3301 ... $21,900 Newly available 35 acres in three car garage & shop Summit Lake Area. 11.76 Acres of nicely forested land. Build your cabin...... 3303 ... $24,900 West Central Colorado adja- on 4.35 acres, $229,900. SALE PENDING Summit Lake Area. 18.87 Acres. Well on property, nice building spots, trees 3304 ... $27,900 cent to Grand Mesa National Call 336-6401 for appoint- BEAUTIFUL 4.90 acres with Burney Creek Edge of Burney. 1/2 Ac. Parcel with fruit & shade trees. All utilities available .3307 ... $31,500 ment. running through NW portion of property. Located Forest. Wide creek frontage. Clark Creek area. Almost 10 acres close to lake, 1/4 interest in well...... 3309 ... $59,900 (038-13) off Jack Rabbit Flat Road, approx. 1/5 mile, turn Big views. Road & electric. Black Ranch Rd. 65 acres, trees, level, minutes from Burney. Split to 5 ac ....3313 ... $650,000 ______left. Signs posted. Well drilled in 1980 and septic Financing. Call 1-888-638- same year. Take a look at this absolutely gorgeous Black Ranch Rd. 38 ac of land close to Burney. 5 ac minimum development.3314 ... $380,000 3116. (CAL*SCAN) 137 property. $125,000 Old Station 1 Ac. In Big Springs sub., In water district. Near Hat Creek fish ...3305 ... $49,000 ______BURNEY TERRACE LOT Johnson Park One plus Acre ready for your home. End of street location ...... 3297 ... $39,000 NEW MEXICO MOUNTAINS end of Hudson. Pittville area, 341 acres of farm and ranch land with great views! ...... 3320 ... $425,000 INCOME Chain link fence and cleared for homesite. 140 AC - Only $49,900. $48,000 Montgomery Creek 22 Ac. Overlooking creek, Water pump, 1100 gal. tank ..3331 ... ..$39,900 Gorgeous grasslands, BURNEY VALLEY REALTY Close to Burney 4+ Acres close to Burney. Paved Rd. Lovely trees, View ....3336 ... ..$88,000 mature tree cover, 6,300 ft. PROPERTIES LOTS OF POTENTIAL Currently two rentals. Lot on Hwy 299, across from the Sierra Pacific Mill. Priced to sell ...... 3337 ... …$9,500 Burney Shopping Lot Near Burney Creek on Tamarack Road. Very affordable, Buy This! ...... 3338 ... …$4,000 elevation. Mountain views, 37095 Main St., Ste. C The front rental could again become a Center Shops Bldg w/5 professional office with home in the back. Second Hwy 139 near Adin. 4,000 Ac Ranch. Timberland, springs, ponds,meadow 3343..$1,250,000 year-round roads. Perfect stores + free standing 335-3555 parcel fronting Huron St. Located at 37271 Main Lake Britton 23 Acres. 3400 sq. ft. home, deck, 1800 sq. ft. shop, VIEW! .3318….$845,000 $210,000 for horse lovers. Adjacent Rest. For sale. Can be Web: burneyvalleyrealty.com St. Check out the new roof. Asking COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT ************************ to national forest. Excellent purchased separately. financing. Call today! This Main St. west end of Burney. 200ft. Hwy frontage. Zoned C-2 for business ..3091 ... $39,500 Net Inc. $65,625 Price MAIN ST. BURNEY, commercial lot near shopping center and McDonalds .....3048 ... $86,000 won’t last! SW Properties $679,000.00 Group II 38261 & 38247 HWY 299 One ac, commercial bldg, older home, owner fin ....3116 ... $89,000 of NM, Inc. 1-888-292-9711. Realty 925-934-2222. 38077 HWY 299, Sams Pizza! Plus mobilhome, plus commercial lot...... 3199 ... $297,000 (CAL*SCAN) FREE Pre-Approval FREE Mortgage Analysis (037-23) Main Street lot in Burney with small cabin on back of property. Needs work! 3207 ... $39,500 36965 Main St., Burney, Large commercial bldg & apartment...... 3245 ... $82,000 They're Slippery We Appreciate 37069 Main St., Burney, Thriving Beauty Shop with tanning beds ...... 3176 ... $25,000 usiness Your B Main St. B.J.’s Coffee Hut. Great location, equipment, booths………………..3340.....$245,000 E A S E S A L O H A G A T P R O N E M A N O R R I O www.century21bigpines.com I C Y S I D E W A L K E S T KERI HALL RENEE McINTOSH DAN KEARNS C O S I N E S I D V A N E Loan Agent Loan Agent Loan Agent www.horn-net.com/bigpines FRIENDLY & PROFESSIONAL L E A R R E V I S E D 1st & 2nd Mortgages Cash Out Loans C A B E R N E T R I D E TIM BARRY (530) 221-1899 Refinancing & Purchase Low Interest Loans OWNER BROKER Dorothy Herrell 335-2145 Home Owner/Agent* Bill Consolidation Commercial A B A S N A I L M E D E A *Real Estate Broker CA Dept. Of Real Estate 1-800-978-6562 Home Improvement ALL CREDIT OWNER BROKER Raymond Herrell 335-2145 B E N D A R D E N O P T S DRE Lic. 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