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JULY 3, 2002

What’s Happening Locally This Week Morale lower Old Station fest The Old Station Volunteer Fire after hospital and Rescue Department will hold its annual Strawberry, Cake and Ice Cream Festi- val Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 makes cuts p.m. at the fi re hall. Price is $6. All proceeds benefi t the fi re department. A trip to the Additional $80,000 Reno Hilton for two days will be raffl ed. loss in May reported

Christmas wash BY MEG FOX said Fikes after the meeting. The Burney 4-H Club will be In the wake of last month’s cuts The hospital reduced clerical washing cars at the Chevron in staff hours, Mayers Memorial staff hours in the X-ray, administra- station on Main Street in Burney Hospital has taken another fi nancial tion, and medical staff departments today from 5-8 p.m. Donations hit with a reported $80,000 loss in and asked managers to cut their will be accepted with proceeds May. overtime. The hospital also modi- used to adopt a needy local “We spent more than we took in,” fi ed the pay rate for ambulance staff family this Christmas. Raising New offi cers said CEO Jerry Fikes. based on “the level required by the funds early will allow the club Newly elected offi cers for the Cassel Fire Department Auxiliary About $30,000 of the defi cit was state.” to shop throughout the year to are, from left, president Elsie Richardson, publicity chairman the result of accepting and treating For the fi rst two pay periods since make the holiday special, said Diana Skaggs, secretary Jinx Wolf, vice president Michelle a patient with Medi-Cal pending. the cuts went into effect, the hospi- “Most hospitals won’t take some- Cooper Allison. Mancuso, and (foreground) treasurer Jan Malchow. The group tal has saved $10,000, Fikes said. one unless they have their Medi-Cal In an interview Monday Dahle took the reins from past president Ruth Hall, past vice presi- card. We try to be a community- said that many hospital employees, Patriotic salute dent Betty Zywczak, past secretary Leanna Matthews, and friendly place, but this time it bit us,” especially those whose wages are The family of Second Lieuten- past treasurer Edie Baltzer. Fikes said. affected, have come to talk to him. ant William E. Moment and The patient’s family failed to Dahle is Chief of Staff and also fi nish the enrollment process. Director of Emergency Room Ser- American Legion, Willis Hol- “It’s distressing,” said Fikes. “We vices. lenbeak Post No. 369, invites had to serve notice and, while we “It’s a fairly big issue,” he said. the public to a celebration of Woman pleads her do have the ability to get (payment), “Rural hospitals are in trouble all heroism in an Independence if a family doesn’t have it, you can’t over the country, but (Mayers) Day celebration, Thursday, 2 get blood from a turnip.” has had these cutbacks and the p.m., at the Veterans Hall in guilt to embezzling Fikes said that for now the hospi- employees feel disenfranchised. Fall River Mills. A short patriotic tal would continue to accept patients “A lot feel that with the new service and display of military BY MEG FOX “It appears that all of the money with Medi-Cal pending. “Most administration, and with (former protocol and items will be fol- The former treasurer for the that was taken was reimbursed,” people take care of business.” administrators) Everett and Judi lowed by a small reception. For Burney High School Boosters Club said Stegman. Holdren has also The hospital also had equipment Beck gone, employees haven’t more information, telephone pled guilty June 26 to felony embez- paid the attorney’s fees and the cost repairs and replacements in May. “If been able to have a voice in the you have antique equipment that decision-making. Post Adjutant L. Fredette at zlement of more than $70,000 in of the audit. breaks, it doesn’t matter if you have “There’s a lot of give and take 336-7358. money donated for student activi- At least $13,000 was discovered ties and academic scholarships. missing from the Booster Club money or not,” he said. that could be done,” Dahle said. According to court records, account in April 2001 after a club Last year, the hospital ended its “There is a corps of really good Open everyday Linda Holdren of Burney wrote member tried to pay by check for fi scal year with a $200,000 defi cit nurses and aides and CNA’s and The Lassen National Forest, checks totaling more than $66,000 $400 worth of items for last year’s and Fikes expects a similar same EMT’s on the front line, and no one Hat Creek Ranger District to members of her family and for Sober Grad party. red fi gure this year, “depending on is listening to them. how the state treats us.” visitor center in Old Station is cash. Another $6,000 in receipts Based on Holdren’s treasury “Administration has to cope There have been a few reper- with the state regulations and are open seven days a week from was never deposited to the Booster report for February 2001, the board account. believed they had a balance of at cussions since Fikes announced coming down with edicts, but the 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Located cost cutting measures “of varying people who are on the fl oor don’t near the intersection of High- Sentencing is set for Aug. 27, least $10,000. Instead, the balance when she could receive up to one was about $200. amounts to varying people” on June get to impart their ideas to adminis- way 44/89, the center provides year in county jail. The Booster’s attorney and 13. tration,” Dahle said. campfi re, burn and wood per- “Over time, Mrs. Holdren paid Holdren agreed in November that The hospital’s directors said Dahle said when there were simi- mits and offers suggestions the money back, (but) after an audit in exchange for full restitution, the people often, sometimes on a daily lar problems at Big Valley Health on current fi shing conditions of the Booster’s account, a determi- Boosters would not prosecute. basis, discuss hospital issues with Center, they had a retreat and “a and camping spots in the area. nation was made that an additional But at least one community them, but there has not been a lot of good ideas came from the Telephone 336-5521 for more $31,177 was due and she then paid member said the decision gave the “wave of discontent” over this. employees.” information. that,” said Shasta County Deputy wrong message to the community However, at the hospital’s June Said Fikes, “Some employees District Attorney Matt Stegman. and to the students and asked the 26 board meeting, Dr. Dan Dahle are distressed by the changes, Some of the Booster money was Shasta Grand Jury to investigate. told the directors that he was con- but we need to be doing them and taken and paid back periodically. The criminal matter was then cerned about employee morale. nowhere is it more evident than the WEATHER Another sum was reimbursed prior turned over to the DA’s offi ce for “Dr. Dahle said there was not lost $80,000 in May,” said Fikes to a pending audit. investigation. good communication between the earlier. FORECAST employees and administration,” Today, sunny with highs 82 to -Please See Page 5 87. Tonight, clear with lows 41 to 46. Independence Day, McArthur man honored by CH2M Hill sunny with highs 81 to 86. Harlan E. Moyer of McArthur was In 1971, Clair A. Hill & Associ- Friday, sunny with highs 78- Road to be closed recently honored in Denver, Colo. ates merged with Cornell, Howland, 83. Saturday, dry with lows for his 50 years of service with the Hayes and Merryfi eld of Corvallis, in the 40s, highs in the 80s. engineering fi rm, CH2M Hill, Ltd. Ore. and became known as CH2M Sunday, dry with lows 45-55, Mr. Moyer began his career in Hill. during fi reworks highs 85-95. Monday and 1952 as a surveyor with Clair A. Hill The fi rm moved their corporate Tuesday, dry with lows 45-55, & Associates in Redding, after earn- headquarters from Corvallis to The dirt road at the end of Bailey and in case of an emergency, they Street in Burney will be closed to can’t get out,” said Cemetery Dis- highs 85-95. A current forecast ing his degree in civil engineering Denver in 1982. parked cars and traffi c during the trict Manager Larry Armstrong. is updated about 4 a.m. and 4 from the University of Nevada. Mr. Moyer succeeded Clair A. He became project director for Burney Basin Days fi reworks on The Zambelli Fireworks Interna- p.m. daily on The News web Hill as Redding Regional Manager the company, overseeing such in 1974. Saturday night. tionale show begins at dark at the site at www.im-news.com. projects as the $25 million Beale In 1977 he was elected president While the south end of the foot- Burney High School football fi eld. ball fi eld is a popular spot to watch Tickets are $3 for adults and $2 The Intermountain News Air Force Housing Project, the $50 and CEO of CH2M Hill. the annual light show, parked cars for children and are available at any P.O. Box 1030 million Lake Tahoe Water Quality He retired to the Fall River Valley are a potential problem. of the banks in the area. 36965 Main Street Control Project, and, later, the $100 in 1992 and today serves as senior “It’s Burney Cemetery property The gates open at 5:30 p.m. for Burney, California 96013 million Upper Occoquan Sewage vice president of the company. and I made the decision because games, food booths and live music Open: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm Authority Regional Water Reclama- He and his wife, Carol, also have tion Project in Manassas, Va. a home in Denver. last year the fi re trucks were blocked by Blue Moon Productions. HAVE YOUR COMMUNITY DELIVERED TO YOUR MAIL BOX. CALL 335-4533 TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY! PAGE 2 • JULY 3, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS SHERIFF’S LOG BOOK

A loud party at a Burney ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Todd Turner reported his ex-wife at the 20400 block Thursday. Deputies arrested Corbet apartment was reported A family disturbance was vandalism to a vehicle at of Plumas Street. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Lara on a parole violation in Sunday at 11:31 p.m. reported Saturday at 1:23 the 20500 block of Shasta ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A verbal disturbance was Burney June 26. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ p.m. in front of the Montgom- Street. A dispute between neigh- reported at the 20300 block ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A fi ght between two sub- ery Creek post offi ce. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ bors was reported at the of Pine Street in Burney Deputies arrested Jason jects was reported Sunday ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Margaret Burwell reported 24700 block of Grand Rapids Thursday at 5:14 p.m. William Heffl ey on a warrant at 8:21 p.m. near Oak Street A verbal argument over a the theft of a 5000-watt gen- Avenue in Fall River Mills ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ in Burney June 26. and Tamarack Avenue in traffi c collision was reported erator, a dual halogen light on Burney. between two men at the a stand, chainsaw and two ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 37200 block of Main Street large woofers from a storage A caller reported Sunday in Burney Saturday at 11:21 shop at the 36300 block of at 2:52 p.m. a white Ford a.m. Clark Creek Road. Ranger was parked in Burney ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ with the windows rolled up Chris Williams reported A vehicle was reportedly and two small children inside. Saturday the theft of a gar- keyed at the 20300 block of Deputies checked the area bage can and fl oor mat taken Sugar Pine Street in Burney fi ve minutes later, but didn’t from the McArthur post offi ce, Friday. fi nd the vehicle. 44160 Highway 299. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A juvenile was admonished Domestic violence was Several people were by deputies after seen urinat- reported Sunday at 4:46 a.m. reportedly swimming, caus- ing outside an apartment at at a Round Mountain camp- ing a noise disturbance and the 20100 block of Hudson ground. were at a campground where Street in Burney Thursday at ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ they shouldn’t have been 11:11 p.m. Deputies arrested a 17- Saturday at 1:49 a.m. near ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Spinner Fall Lodge year-old local resident after the Jamo Point boat launch An Old Station resident a short foot chase Sunday on Lake Britton. An alleged reported 4-wheelers riding Located On Upper Fall River at 3:41 a.m. The youth alleg- drunken driver was arrested up and down a dirt road, edly burglarized the Beacon after backing into a patrol creating a health hazard near Ultra Mart, 37303 Main St., car. the 43000 block of Remann (FORMERLY RICK'S LODGE) Burney. Deputies recovered ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Avenue Thursday evening. 13 cases of beer. An 18-year- A fi ght among 4-5 males ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ New Owners old suspect is being sought. and females was reported Diane Powell reported an ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Saturday at 12:02 a.m. in attempted burglary at the A fi ght among 15-20 sub- Burney. 41000 block of Old School jects was reported Saturday ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Road in Glenburn Thursday. at 9:59 p.m. near Lassen and Deputies arrested Randy ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FEATURING SUNDAY BBQ'S Plumas streets in Burney. Milton on warrants Friday Deputies arrested William ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ at 10:35 a.m. at the 29700 Coursey in Burney Thursday AND ELEGANT DINING!!! Loud music was reportedly block of Highway 299. A afternoon on warrant and coming from two vans parked woman had earlier reported alleged narcotics charges. Saturday at 8:38 p.m. at the an ex-handyman came to her ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 37200 block of Main Street in residence, called her “hon” Deputies arrested James HOURS: SUN-WED-THUR 5PM - 9PM Burney. and was refusing to leave. Nance in Burney Thursday ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ afternoon on a warrant. A Burney woman reported Deputies arrested Michael ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FRI-SAT 5PM - 10PM her brother had stolen her William Johnson on war- A horse was reported run- wallet Saturday at 5:17 p.m. rants Friday at 8:11 p.m. on ning west on Highway 299 FULL BAR: 4PM - 10PM at the 36700 block of Woods Hudson Street in Burney. near Black Ranch Road in Avenue. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Burney Thursday at 1:44 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A caller at the 20200 block p.m. The California Highway Reservations Appreciated A Johnson Park woman of Arrowood Street in Burney Patrol contained the horse reported Saturday at 3:30 reported a neighbor was that had thrown its rider. p.m. being threatened by her shooting a pellet gun over ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 336-5300 daughter at the 21600 block her residence. A Burney man reported of Fairfi eld Street. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Thursday being harassed by BURNEY BOOSTERS THANK YOU ALL FOR A SUCCESSFUL SOBER GRAD

Mark & Susan Ayers Peggy Snelling Hat Creek Fire Department Angie Ayers Dave Stewart Hilliard/Hamlin Insurance Janice Barnes Annette Strickland Hilltop Medical Center Krista Bonsey Ellen Sugg-Forbis Holiday Quality Foods Mark & Sandy Bosetti Becky Torgrimson Holiday, Burney Linda Brotherton Denise VerLinden Hovis Hardware Elaine Calzia Suzanne Wall Impact Resources,LLC Betty Carlton Allison Wallace Intermountain Body Works Stephen Churney Bob & Connie Westlund Intermountain Clothing Mike & Karen Churney John Westlund Intermountain Community Center Sabrina Coloma Ken Wike Intermountain Family Practice Teresa Covey Tim & Vicky Wright Intermountain Floors Cathy Crumb Mary Lou Schmeier Intermountain Insurance Services Ted & Vicki deBraga Todd & Laurie Cottengin Intermountain Physical Therapy John & Cindy Diezsi Kim Lawhorn Intermountain News Cindy Dodds Tammy & Paul Budesa JC Penney Ed & Susan Fischer Michelle Crone Jeffrey Kossol, OD, Inc. Dianna & Fred Fischer Lynn Porter Ken Hanan Trucking Mary Fletcher Chase Ayers KLXR Radio Luke Forbis Austin Rice Leo S. Jones Propane Breanna Forbis Jennica Rice Les Schwab Tire Center, Burney Joy Ford Theresa Babajan Mane Street Attraction Darla Frasier Debra Hatting MD Imaging Carolyn Garrigus Adelphia Cablevision Mercy Healthcare North Jennifer George Alpine Drive-in Meryl’s Place Nancy Gideon Annie’s Main Street Gifts Mountain Cruisers Earnie & Kathleen Graham Art’s Outpost Mt. Burney Coffee Co. Rachel Hamilton Ben Franklin Variety Mt. Burney Theater Mark Harner BHS Administration Mt. Burney Video Michelle Harper BHS Class of 2003 Mountain Echo Shirley Hawkins BJ’s Coffee Hut Napa Auto Supply, Burney Kody Hawkins Burney Auto Parts NorCal Forest Resources Sheena Hawkins Burney Bowl Northern Lights Clothing, Co. Jodi Hecht Burney Computer Services Packway Material, Inc Debbie Hecht Burney Disposal Pepsi Shellie Helms Burney Electric Positive Negatives Photography Tracie & David Hinton Burney Fabricare Precision Lube Express Cassie Hinton Burney Feed & Pet Store Quality Business Services Kim Hogue Burney Fire Department Record searchlight Joanne Hogue Burney Forest Products Redding Breakfast Lions Club Kareen Howell Burney Lions Auxillary Redding Distributing Larry Hutchinson Burney Lions Club Redding Medical Center Chuck & Robbie Kingsbury Burney Mountain Power Rite Aid, Burney Jeff Kissick Burney Transportation Round Table Pizza, Burney Brent Kissick Burney Veterinary Clinic Safeway, Burney Dan & Maureen Kissick California Highway Patrol Sam’s Pizza Dick & Bobbie Lindgren Century 21 Big Pines Realty Scheckla Co. Inc. Jeannie Markwith Changes Hair Salon Scott’s Guaranteed Glass Shari Mazzini Charles Cooley, DDS,MS Shasta Builders Exchange Ray & Ralene Metcalf Chevron, Burney Shasta County Chemical People Nancy Miller Circuit City Foundation Shasta County Deputy Sheriffs Pam Morris Coldwell Bank, Intermountain Realty Shasta Green Carl Moss Conectiv Operating Services Soroptomist Shelly Noack Costco Wholesale #133 Sportsman’s Den, Mt. Shasta Sharon Nothaus Covey Cottage St. Francis Women’s Guild Miral Patel Daniel R. Armstrong, DDS Staub Energy Tony Pellegrino Debut Video Superior Avenue Steel Peggy Prescott Dicalite Minerals Corp. Tom & Ginger’s Drive In Steve & April Prigmore Discovery Channel Top Notch DJ Services Vanessa Rhodes Dragon Palace Trendsetters Jerry & Denise Rice East Burney Faculty Tri Counties Bank, Burney Nathan Rodman Exxon Kwik Mart Tubit Enterprises, Inc. Wayne & Marilyn Rodman Fall River Golf Course Universal Studios, Hollywood Dayton Rodman Fall River Veterinary Hospital US Bank Employees, Burney Jeannie Rodman Frito Lay Valley Hardware Carla Schechla Fruit Growers Supply Walmart Marcy Schmidt GAP Construction Wayne Norris Construction Connie Sebastian Green Gables Motel William H Schmunk, DDS Patty Sheldon H&R Logging Winningham Insurance Charlene Sickler Half Time Pizza Youth for Christ, Redding Shelly Small Harvey’s, Lake Tahoe, NV Linda Smith Hat Creek Constuction THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • JULY 3, 2002 • PAGE 3 Locals attend assembly

The Burney and McArthur rulership over this earth. to abound in fi ne works as congregations of Jehovah’s The program concluded by zealous kingdom proclaim- Witnesses recently attended encouraging all in attendance ers. their annual two-day Circuit Assembly at Yuba City and a three-day District Conven- tion at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. The two-day event in Yuba City, recently, had a peak attendance of 1060, repre- senting congregations from the greater Redding area. “Fear God and Give Him Glory” was the theme for the assembly and those attending learned there is a healthy fear of God, a fear of displeasing him. It was pointed out that this fear should move a God-fear- ing person to right acts. Recently the “Zealous Kingdom Proclaimers” Dis- trict Convention was held at the Cow Palace in San Fran- cisco with delegates coming from northern California and southern Oregon. Two of the highlights of this event were the ordination by water baptism of 45 new min- isters on Saturday afternoon and a full-costume drama depicting part of the life of the prophet Jeremiah on Sunday morning. On Sunday afternoon, 9405 listened attentively to the Public Discourse, “The Scene of This World is Chang- ing.” The speaker stated that with all the advances in our world, there is still a great lack of love, peace and good human relations. He then pointed to the HOVIS Bible’s hope for the future; fi rst, God will destroy false religion and man’s rulership; then, God will establish his HARDWARE 335-4533 37113 MAIN STREET • BURNEY Soroptimists’ 335-5471 • HOURS: MON-SAT 8-6 trip to Ashland set for August Affordable Adventures presents Soroptimist Inter- INTERMOUNTAIN national of Burney and Fall River “As You Like It” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festi- CHURCH DIRECTORY val, Saturday, August 24. The tour includes: A chartered motorcoach FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Grace Community Bible Church transportation, beginning 20428 Poplar Street, Burney Pastor Henry Winkelman Tamarack Ave. Burney 335-2367 in Redding, with pick-up in Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Burney and other locations Independent Fundamental Worship 11 a.m. Bible Church as the route is requested. 9:45 am Sunday School, all ages Reserved seats in the 335-4293 11 am Worship Service-6 pm Evening Service Wednesday: 7 pm Elizabethan Theater for eve- www.Burney1stBaptist.org Bible Study and Prayer ning performance “As You Like It’’ (C sections). Time for shopping and no SOLID ROCK FOUR SQUARE CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE host dinner in Ashland. 20343 Tamarack Rd, Burney SOCIETY All reservations and pay- Pastor David Sellstrom Hwy 299E at Ft. Crook Avenue, Fall River Mills ments must be in by July 24. 335-5002 or 335-5588 Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Tickets are non-refundable Sunday Worship 10 am & 6 pm Wednesday Services 7:30 p.m. after July 24, unless your Children’s Church: Pre-school to 6th grade READING ROOM Nursery: 0-toddler 1st & 3rd Wednesday 1-4 p.m. seat is sold. Wednesday Fellowship & Bible Study 7 p.m. -Visitors Welcome- Call Lola Harris for more Men’s Bible Study Monday 7 p.m. information 335-4314. SEVENTH DAY Calvary Chapel, Burney Falls ADVENTIST CHURCH (Formerly Burney Christian Fellowship) Fall River Mills 336-5260 Intermountain Community Center Saturday: Main & Commerce Street • Burney Sabbath School 9:45 a.m. THE LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE Worship Service 11:15 a.m. 37067 MAIN ST • BURNEY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Pastor Craig Klatt 336-6457 Pastor/Teacher Pat Nugent 335-2910

STEPHEN O. BERTHELSEN, M.D. BIG VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER Orthopedic Surgery 294-5241 Intermtn. Evangelical Free Church MASS SCHEDULES Hwy 299E in McArthur St. Francis Catholic Church Specializing In: •General Family Practice Juniper at Cedar, Burney •Complete Obstetrics Worship Service 10 am Bone & Joint Disease AWANA Club: 3:30 pm Wednesday Saturday 5 pm/Sunday 9 am Total Joint Replacement •Minor Surgery •X-Ray Service Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church Foot Surgery • Hand Surgery •Podiatry •Dentistry Youth Leader: Brad Lewis Fall River Mills-Sunday 11 am Arthoscopic Surgery •Mental Health Counseling Pastor Leon Engman St. Stevens Catholic Church, Bieber Sunday 1 pm Reverend Eric Lofgren 335-2372 Big Valley Medical Center 336-5116 Hwy 299E, Fall River Mills 336-6515 554-850 Medical Center Drive and Mayers Hospital Annex, Burney P.O. Box 277 Bieber, CA 96009 UNITED PENTACOSTAL FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 20400 Timber, (at Juniper) CHURCH Burney, CA 96013 21661 Garden Lane 335-2670 Rite Aid Pharmacy WILLIAM H. SCHMUNK, DDS Johnson Park Pastor James H. Cavener YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Services: Sunday 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 8 a.m. Family Dentistry Pastor Raymond L. Stephens PHARMACY Bible Classes Sunday 9:15 a.m., Wedenesday 7 p.m. New Patients Welcome 335-4385 or 335-4980 Visitors Welcome!

335-4860 BURNEY CHURCH OF CHRIST Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 336-6142 Intermountain Baptist Church Marquette Street, Burney Superior Avenue, Burney Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Closed Sunday 44203 Hwy 299E Pastor Bud Hennessey 335-5414 (Behind Old Post Offi ce) Ken Bennett, Pharmacist Sunday Services 37435 Main Street, Burney McArthur Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Bible Study 10 a.m. Awana Clubs-Sunday evening 6 p.m. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. KIBC-FM 90.5 Wed. Evening @ 7 p.m. Bible Study Wednesday 7 p.m. FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC The Art of Therapeutic Massage HEALTH CARE Suzanne Cosgrove, RN Michael S. Maier, D.C. Hat Creek Baptist Church Community United Methodist Church Certified Massage Therapist Fall River Mills 336-5602 •Non-force treatments & other techniques •Car Accidents Highway 89 at VN Lane • 335-5297 •Work Injuries •Chronic Pain •Daily Stress •Sports Injuries 336-6177 Rev. Basel Rafeedy Pastor Sunday - 9:45 and 11 Adult Sun. School 9:45 a.m. If You Are Not Sure If Chiropractic Restores your Body's Optimum Health Wednesday - AWANA Club, 6:30 p.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Care Can Help You, Call Us! Specializing in Women, Prayer, 7:00 p.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m. 43523 Hwy 299E • Fall River Mills Massage may be Menopause Nursery Provided Thurs - Ladies’ Bible Study, 10 a.m. Men’s Prayer Breakfast Sat. 8 a.m. beneficial for: PMS 336-6547 Migraine Headaches Pastor Frank Wilkins • [email protected] Youth Fellowship Sat. 6 p.m. PAGE 4 • JULY 3, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Burney Water directors hear about ballot initiative BY MEG FOX “We eventually will need Two of the Burney Water to go home and plant fl ow- District’s directors were ers and let someone else enthused as they listened last do this,” she said. week to the potential benefi ts To that end, Dodds said, that could come from funding “we are turning the reins of their dormant Parks and Rec- this project over to these reation District. parents. They have the But they weren’t so sure power to change this com- about getting a ballot initia- munity.” tive to acquire the necessary Their involvement and property tax dollars and they commitment has also led certainly wanted many more her to believe that a ballot facts and fi gures. initiative is feasible and “I’m just here to plant the likely to pass. seed,” Cindy Dodds, execu- “I’m confi dent we would tive director of the non-profi t have no trouble passing it. Tri-County Community Net- We have highly motivated work in Burney, told the three people working with us directors who attended the already and I think others June 19 water board meet- would see that an added ing. “This idea has been assessment to their prop- banging around in my head erty tax would be valuable” and it needs to bang around to the community. in yours.” If a Parks and Recreation Having recently received District were to get funded, the school district’s okay it would open the door to to lease a parcel of school grant funding. property for a community The hook for the Burney park, Dodds and the parent Water District is that it could groups planning the project be the dollars needed for are looking at the next steps the pool, which operates – funding. in the red. Dodds said she Fifth and sixth grade GATE students from Burney and Fall River participated in the two-day Fall River One option is to activate and her board also have an Natural Resources Institute at Lava Creek Lodge coordinated by Burney teacher Kari Rose, top row at the Parks and Recreation interest in keeping the pool left, and the Fall River Resource Conservation District. District and fund it with a open and affordable. property tax assessment. “It’s a huge community Dodds suggested the asset and we need to fi nd Students from Burney Elementary School water district’s board could a solution to maintaining it,” oversee it rather than elect she said. fi ve new board members “This is all still a dream,” connect with professionals in careers that from the community. said Director Rowdy Yates, The site is located on adding that he would like a utilize and protect resources at fi eld trip Bailey Avenue between the park for young people and Little League fi eld and the would like to see young BY MEG FOX fi ed their collection.” water district’s community people more involved in It was a like an overnight One of the challenges for pool. community government. camp, a fi eld trip, and a sci- the students was to invent TCCN plans to progres- “I think your dream is ence conference combined. a noxious weed and explain sively develop it to include a good,” said Board Presi- It was fun and a great oppor- where it invades, how it got park with play structures for dent Jackie Young. “But I tunity for the 17 elementary there, the problems it causes toddlers, a playground for have a lot of questions as school students from Burney and how to eliminate it. school-age children, a skate- far as the water district is and Fall River who partici- “The students were so cre- board park, picnic facilities, a concerned. Where do we pated in the Fall River Natu- ative,” said Rose. walking trail and parking. get the money to get on a ral Resource Institute for two The students inadvertently “A bigger plan includes an ballot?” days recently. learned about working in all outdoor amphitheater, bas- Dodds said she didn’t “Our idea was to intro- weather conditions. “In our ketball courts and a skating have any idea what that duce students to the natural two days at the Institute it rink,” said Project Coordina- cost would be. resources in the Fall River was sunny and it snowed and tor Lynn Erickson in an earlier “It’s gonna cost you,” Valley and to connect kids so we learned what it’s like interview. said Yates. with professionals in careers to work in the fi eld no matter The Toddler Park will Young also had doubts that utilize and protect those what the weather is.” be developed fi rst and has that the community would resources,” said Kari Rose, Other specialists were Pete received grant funding from want to get involved in who teaches sixth grade at Johnson and Bob Carey of the Children and Families fundraisers for the initia- Burney Elementary School. Wm. Beaty & Associates who First Commission of Shasta tive. “People are tired of Rose is the coordinator led the forestry and timber County. it, though if you could get for the Gifted and Talented resources studies; Maria Dodds said she and grants maybe it would fl y.” Education (GATE) program Ellis and Jeff Cook of Spring TCCN’s board of directors They also briefl y dis- at BES and the Institute was Rivers Ecological Sciences share a similar vision of cussed forming a commu- developed for fi fth and sixth for aquatic invertebrate and developing the land for the nity services district. grade GATE students from plants; Tim Weaver, direc- benefi t of families and chil- “I think that’s impossible both school sites. tor of the Fall River RCD on dren. at this time,” Young said. She is also the education Wild About Wetlands; and “We are also looking for When asked to do more coordinator for the Fall River Dale Kroschel of Natural ways for young people in research and provide them Resource Conservation Dis- Resources Conservation Tim Weaver, director of the Fall River Resource the community to fi nd their with more facts, Dodds trict, which funded most of Service and Bonnie Lampley, the Institute through a Fall president of Lawrence & Conservation District, leads a session on wet- wings. said, “I’m just fl ying this by lands with a few of the 17 Burney and Fall River “The town is beginning to to see if you have an inter- River Restoration Project Associates for water quality look like us,” said Dodds, est in pursuing the idea.” educational grant. and soils protection. elementary school students who participated in the referring to being middle- “I love the idea,” said Lava Creek Lodge pro- “It was very educational two-day Fall River Natural Resource Institute at aged. “Ultimately we need to Young, “but whether the vided food and lodging and and very fun, too,” said Zac Lava Creek Lodge. At right is Burney student Ryan develop the confi dence and water district should get the Fall River Joint Unifi ed Harper, 11, a Burney fi fth Watson. skills of our young people so involved is another story. School District covered grader. transportation and substitute “We learned about insects they can be doing things like To take this on would be a Perkins, Michele Vaughn and Cassidy Ward from Burney. serving on boards. huge endeavor.” teacher costs. and we learned about petri- Bonnie Lewis, the fi fth- fi ed wood out in the forest. Jessica Vigil from Fall River The high school team sixth grade teacher at Fall We learned that Fall River Elementary and Nick Calzia, leaders were Roy Bell, Dale River Elementary, partici- is an important part of our Kyle Cantrell, Ryan Watson, Haase, Nichole Sahlin, Mimi pated along with four high watershed. I also learned Brianna Forbis, Dorothy Hat- Brown and Eric Swain from 60th Edition of school students selected as that a farm does more than ting, Courtney Jones, Brooke Fall River and Tara White and team leaders. just provide food and that Selvidge, Maryah Snow and Katy Pearson from Burney. After breakfast each morn- blew me away.” Covered Wagon ing, students were divided T fi ve o’clock, everyone into four teams and, while met back in the Lodge for some headed out to the deck group challenges, skits and for sale at to study aquatic resources, dinner. There was more fun soils protection or noxious by the campfi re before tuck- weeds, others boarded vans ing in at 10. to visit a local ranch or into Harper said if he could, Redding Mall the woods to learn more he would like to go again in about forestry. The Shasta Historical York. the sixth grade. “If I get good For the Ag Resources seg- Society¹s 2002 edition of The This edition also features grades on my SAT 9 test I ment, students toured Spring Covered Wagon is available at a story on Copper produc- can go and that would be Creek Ranch with Dan Raju- the Shasta Historical Society tion in Shasta County, a pretty cool.” nus. headquarters in the Down- query into the death of two Other students who par- “The ag tour was just town Redding Mall and in the boys in the 1880s after con- ticipated were Brad Kyle, amazing,” said Rose. gift store at the new Turtle Bay tracting smallpox, possibly Rusty Scovel, Juliana Corr, “Spring Creek has an Museum. through the mail. Lydia McDemos, Georgia organic beef operation, leas- The Covered Wagon is There is a pictorial on ing to the Prather Ranch, edited by Jenny Abbe of Dreamland, Redding¹s old and the kids learned what it Redding. She is the daugh- vaudeville theatre, a look means to run an organic beef ter-in-law of Harlan and Carol back at the 60-year-history operation. Moyer of McArthur. of the Shasta Community “They hiked to one of the The 2002 edition features Concert Association, and springs, bottle fed a calf and the gold rush tale of John Wil- many other historical photos got to see a new foal that was liam Harrison of Grizzly Gulch. and stories. born that that morning.” Harrison is a North Carolina This year’s Covered Carrie Pirosko of the Cali- native who came to the Whis- Wagon is the 60th edition of fornia Department of Food keytown area in 1850 and died the society’s fl agship publi- and Agriculture led sessions there in 1890 at the hand of his cation. The cover features on noxious weeds. “The kids wife¹s fi rst husband. The story a painting by local artist ran around in their socks to is written by his great-grand- Usana Weaver. collect seeds and then identi- son Gerard Harrison of New THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • JULY 3, 2002 • PAGE 5 Hospital to ‘work on communication’

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The Lions Club members student was there, with three All the prayers, fl owers, Our goal is to be success- for all their help with every- other Juniors. food and love shown have place as chairperson ful and take care of ourselves thing, they were wonderful. Another car drove up and been greatly appreciated. Editor: Editor: and not have someone else Danny Brown for the more students tumbled out- Warren was a wonderful One of the good things Since my term as Presi- do it. music. Rick Maher, Kevin this re-occurred until there man who enjoyed life and about living in such a small dent is rapidly coming to a As long as the enrollment Corr and Rich Fuentes for the were 18 students and two of helping people. community is that there are close I want to express my continues to stay open we awesome job of announcing their parents. We will miss him more always people willing to help gratitude to all who rallied to continue to be idol. at the game. They explained to me that than words can say. each other out when times help me. The enrollment needs to To Cindy and Mrs. Diezsi this day was “Lois Cummings Linda, David, Karen, get a little rough. Vice President Betty be closed so that the ben- for their help with the clock Day” and they’d do anything I Katie, Warren ‘Jim’ Collett I just wanted to thank Zywcak for her experienced efi ts put here can be used and sound system. wanted them to do. Kim and Mike Songer those of you that have helped advice; lovely secretary equally by those who right- To Pete Vancleave, Dale They’d brought fl owers Dennis and Trevor Smith my mom and I the past year. Leanna Matthews for notes fully deserve it. Barnard and Tracy Wallace to plant and lots of teenage Katherine, Warren Young I don’t know what we would and the fl iers; Treasurer Edie Blood quantum needs to for their super secure secu- energy. Dick , Leona Gallagher have done without you. Baltzer for her accounting; be seriously delt with we can rity. They washed our cars, Losing her was not easy and bake sale chairman not continue to allow people I sure hope we did not trimmed trees, cut down the but I know that she is not Verla Cantee. to enroll in our tribe with less forget anyone, but if we did, bloomed-out lilacs, raked, Thoughts, hurting anymore and she’s in To all our hard working than 1/4 blood degree, or we are truly sorry. planted sapplings in the yard a better place. volunteers we couldn’t have even with no blood degree We are very appreciative and annuals in containers prayers Thank you done it without you. at all. to everyone for ALL their hard on our deck, washed the appreciated Mandy (Trujillo) Velazquez Our rummage sale on June These are some of my work. window, brought dinner and a 1st was a complete success personal opinions on these We would not have been dozen roses and made sure Editor: thanks to all our customers. matters. able to put on this GREAT that our dog did not go for The families of Lillian However it’s the last one But never the less the event without your help. long without being petted. Joiner would like to thank the Proceeds from for me to chair. question still stands, are we THANK YOU! They were careful of birds’ community of Lookout and Sincerely, Ruth Hall Presi- going to us our authority and nests, of growing things and surrounding area, and friends basket welcome make some changes? various ‘treasures’ scattered Editor: dent Cassel Volunteer Fire for their prayers, thoughts, Department Auxiliary If you want things to get throughout the yard. and expressions of sympathy I was extremely thrilled to done then let your voices be Change in They even cleaned up receive the proceeds from during the illness and recent heard at the up coming mem- when they were through!! death of our mother. the Business Basket this bership meeting. local doctor’s My silly husband said we week. Bill, Barbara Joiner Decisions need Lets make some good practice should put a “For Sale” sign Ted,Peggy Crum I owe a huge thank you to decisions and vote on them. on the house, because it had all the business owners who to be made by John, Penny Joiner and Every last one of you are Editor: never looked so good. families donated their goods and/or somebody and what you I’m rarely at a loss for services to the basket and voting Due to personal health Editor: have to say counts in more issues and the burden to my words, but I spent most of the another very big thank you ways than one. time they were here unable to to all the people in the com- I am writing this letter family under my current prac- in regards to the notice I Loren Ramirez tice habit, I have decided on speak, just shaking my head Thanks to all munity who purchased the in disbelief. raffl e tickets. received informing me of the a change in my practice. membership meeting that Not wanting to leave the The kids said that I’d done Editor: Thank you all very much. Great job a lot for them and that they We would like to thank That had to have been the was held on June 22, 2002. Editor: area or decrease the level In this notice there were or amount of care provided, wanted to pay me back. each and everyone for cards nicest thing anyone has ever I just wanted to say what a They will never know what and phone calls and visits done for me. fi ve issues listed on the great job your doing by put- I have decided on a situation agenda. that will continue the level of they did for me, and were while Georgia was in the hos- It is another reminder of ting the paper online. I live to be 162 years old, I pital and also after returning how thoughtful, caring, and State of the tribe, tribal I use to live in Burney and care and not place an extra enrollment, blood quantum, burden on the other practitio- could never pay back what home. supportive the Intermountain miss everyone I had the honor those great, marvelous, We appreciate the concern residents are. revenue sharing and the to meet, and reading your ners in this area. housing program. I feel loyal to my patients, special, super, wonderful stu- everyone has shown. I very much appreciate the paper keeps me informed of dents gave me. Thanks again. vast support I have received It clearly states that there the going on’s in Burney. the community and my col- will be no voting at this meet- leagues all of whom have I am in awe of their desire Carl Silver not only since my most recent Keep up the great job! to give, to please, to be of to Carlene and family burglary, but from the fi rst ing, it will be discussed and Betty Harrison been loyal and supportive to decisions need to be made me through diffi cult personal be of service, to show kind- Julie and family day I opened the theatre. ness, and to be gracious. Becky and family I couldn’t ask for a better only by voting. If we continue times. to be satisfi ed by just talking, Because of a lack of I am truly blessed to be Stella Inda place to live and operate a one of the Class Advisors for theatre. then your money will continue Hospice enough full service Family to lay in the back for as long Practitioners in this area, I the Awesome Class of 2003. I truly love it here. The next time we hear of Donna Sylvester as we let it. thanks provide the majority of the Most successful I am asking you the mem- Obstetrical care at our hos- teenagers causing problems, bership to come together and everybody pital. being rude or disrespectful, I picnic to date make a stand. Editor: This has caused many hope we will remember that Intermountain Hospice You the members of the Pit hours away from my home the majority of teens are kind, Editor: Potluck at fi re would like to take this oppor- River Tribe are the voice of and family and I feel I can no careful, considerate, respon- The Montgomery Creek tunity to THANK EVERYONE hall was great authority. longer provide this amount of sible and worthy of respect. Volunteer Fire Department for their sponsorship and help There is fi ve hundred thou- care without sacrifi cing my Sincerely, would like to thank the follow- with their latest fundraising Editor: sand dollars of revenue shar- own well being and needed Lois Cummings ing merchants for their dona- endeavor. We would like to take this ing just sitting in the bank. time with my family. Cassel tion to our Fireman’s Picnic The Oakland Raiders vs. opportunity to say thanks to Money that has been Starting July 1, I will be held recently. Intermountain Wannabe’s everyone for the wonderful given to us by other casi- sharing my practice with Dr. Golden Bear Store and basketball game held in going away pot luck at the nos because or casino is Jennifer Scott, a well trained Huge success U.S. Postal Service in Round Burney High School’s gym- Fire hall at Hat Creek June not making progress like it and qualifi ed full service Mountain; Intermountain nasium, May 11th 2002. 7th. should be. Family Practitioner. Editor: News, Burney Bowl, Burney Our sponsors were Hat It was wonderful. The How long is this money I have Known Dr. Scott The Burney Community Saw Shop, Les Schwab Tire creek Construction, Dall wreath and plaque was going to sit there? since she was a medical stu- yard sale held in June was a Center, Hovis Hardware, Construction, Burney Trans- beautiful and the gift from We needed to meet on the dent and rotated through this huge success. Alpine Drive-In and Vaughn’s portation Inc, MD Imaging, the fi re department will come twenty second of June and practice. Enthusiastic participation Sporting Goods in Burney; Dr. Dan Dahle, Intermountain in handy for landscaping our vote on how this money will She expressed an interest by sellers and buyers made it Kaye Cooper, Home Interior Family Practice, Dr. Jeffrey new home. be distributed and on exactly in rural medicine and I recom- a fun and rewarding event. in Montgomery Creek. Kossel, Sierra Pacifi c Indus- Thank you. what day you will receive mended she train at Ventura Fifty-two yard and sidewalk This was our most suc- tries Foundation, Ralph Fritas The gift from the church your share in check form. County Medical Center, as I sales were advertised on TV, cessful picnic to date. and staff members of Mayers group will be hung in a place It is about time that you did. radio, fl yers and newspapers It is encouraging to know Memorial Hospital. of honor in our new home. and your children and their She completed her three throughout northeastern Cali- that we have the support of Our community teams Then a big thank you to all children start to benefi t from year residency with excellent fornia and believe it or not local community merchants. members were Tara Jones, the girls who went to so much this tribe. standing. in Ashland, Oregon on two Joan DiMaio trouble to rescue Elmor last It has gone on far too Bill Estes as referres. She will take over my radio stations. article. long, we have sat back and Todd Sloat team captain/ practice on alternating weeks I would like to person- He would have been in big allowed ourselves to be told coach. including offi ce, ER and ally thank the people that trouble with out it. what we can and cannot do. Our team player were, Obstetrical coverage. assisted me with their time Outpouring It was the grand fi nale of I will remind you once Joe Gonzalez, Roger Spain Essentially, we will be job and help. the party. again that you are the ones Anthony Betain, Jason Gas- sharing. Intermountain News, of cards Thanks to all the Fire Fly’s that will decided on when you saway, Leland Bates, Marc I am confi dent that she will Mountain Echo and Cable TV welcome for the wonderful luncheon will receive your part of the Wilson, Ralph Freitas, Hal provide excellent medical did a great job promoting this and gift, at Hal & Cathy’s the Gilmore, Josh Gerard, Dan revenue sharing that is right- care and those that meet her event. Editor: Seniors group pot luck held Dahle, Brian Gerig, Perry fully yours. will feel comfortable with her. Chairperson, The family of Harvey With- at church in honor of Fay Thompson, Robert Utterback, We all know what poor It is with mixed emotion Verla Cantu erspoon sincerely thanks all Lashey and Grace Lonquist. Travis Coder, Travis White. condition our tribe is in and that I have made this deci- Burney Chamber of the caring family and friends We will miss all of you, The team doctor was Chris for those of you who don’t sion. Commerce who have helped us through but will be back from time to Camarata. just take a look around you Those that know me will this diffi cult time. time. To those who provided our tribe is in a very shameful understand how diffi cult it The outpouring of cards, Come see us in Redding. transportation to the Raider, Appreciation position. has been to even contem- fl owers, contributions, food Elmo & Grace Lonquist Do you have new homes? to and from the airport. plate this. To the community busi- expressed and love has been over- Do you receive good However, for the reasons whelming. health car? nesses for the purchase of stated, until there are enough advertisement space in the Editor: A special thank you to Do you have a rebuilt pro- full service Family Practitio- Our family sends special Dr. Watson, Burney EMTs, Thanks to all fessionally operated casino? game program. ners in this area to even out The businesses and indi- thanks and love to all whom Pastor Henry Winkelman, who were kind NO!!! the workload, I feel I have no came and helped to celebrate Kelly Greenwood, Burney These are some of the few iduals who sold tickets to other option at this point. the game, Burney Bowl, Mt. our 40th Wedding Anniver- Lions, Burney Lions Auxiliary in time of loss things we should have. Sincerely, sary on Sunday, May 26. and VFW Post 5689. If you also feel this way Burney Towing, All River Tom Watson, M.D. Arts and Trophies, McGarrs Thanks also to our church Harvey was a man of Editor: then let it be known and family. integrity who loved life, family, The family of David L. make a difference. Power Supply, Big Valley Market, Lori Stephenson, It was wonderful to see so God, country and living in the Marx would like to extend The housing program is Teenagers many friends and family. Burney community. He will be our thanks to the people of another issue that needs to Ralph Friets, Pat Baremore, Danny Brown, Todd Sloat, brighten Thanks for your memories deeply missed. Burney for being so kind to be delt with. and stories shared on cards us in our time of loss. If you put in a application Pete Vancleave, Bill Estes, Tara Jones, Lee Pearson, teacher’s day for us to keep and also the Donna, Lyn, Bill We would especially like for a house and they use you gifts. Childress, to thank the Burney Rotary for a head count to receive Rick Maher, and Suzie Lorenzen. Editor: Words alone cannot truly Russ, Susan International, the First Bap- funding for that program then On Sunday, June 2, 2002 express our appreciation of Witherspoon tist Church and the ladies those that applied should be Our local newspapers for their excellent coverage. the nicest thing that has hap- your love and affection. Doug Witherspoon and their of the guild, Intermountain the fi rst to receive a home. pened to me in my 62 years Milt and Em Perkins families Bass Team, Chatty Kathys, Not just the fi rst ten Pepsi Cola of Redding, Round Table Pizza, Mt. occurred. Ann and Roger Spain the Solid Rock Church, the people, every person who is I want to share this with Amy, Bruce Dickinson Rocky Mountain Elk Founda- used in the head count for the Shasta Water & Ice, Ray’s Market Place and Safeway you and your readers. Herb and Annie Perkins tion and McDonalds Chapel. money. I teach at Fall River High There are so may Individu- Tribal enrollment is some- for their donations and sup- port to the events concession and I’m an advisor for the als to thank and we do so. thing that we also need to Class of 2003, the current Thanks to With much appreciation, deal with. table. To Pat Baremore and her Junior Class. Marianne and Larry As long as our enroll- On Sunday, my husband family grandsons, Erla Bouse, De Editor; French, Nancy, Greg, and ment continues to grow we mentioned that one of the An Carter & Linda Brotherton The family of Warren Col- Michelle continue to take away from Juniors was coming over with for their help with the conces- lett would like to thank all ourselves. “something for me” at about sion booth. family and friends who have Our goal is not to be the 1:00 in the afternoon. Hilda & Keith Earnest for helped us through Warren’s largest growing tribe in Cali- At the appointed time the ticket sales at the door. untimely death. 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This July Fourth marks a By singing patriotic songs, we information about who wrote the special time in our history. can express our feelings through words. Since Sept. 11, all Americans music. In this Mini Page, we Your parents probably know the have joined together to support proudly print the words to a few tunes. So gather around, and sing our country in our war against of the songs that mean so much to out, America! terrorism. all of us. We also have given you “God Bless America” “This Land Is Your Land” “You’re a Grand Old Flag” Irving Berlin Woody Guthrie George M. Cohan (1888-1989) (1912-1967) (1878-1942) from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. God bless America, land that I love. This land is your land, this land is You’re a grand old flag, Stand beside her and guide her my land You’re a high-flying flag, Through the night with a light From California to the New York And forever in peace may you wave. Rookie Cookie’s Recipe from above. island, You’re the emblem of From the mountains, to the prairies, From the redwood forest, to the The land I love. Summer Rice Casserole To the oceans white with foam. Gulf Stream waters, The home of the free and the brave. You’ll need: God bless America, my home sweet This land was made for you and me. Ev’ry heart beats true • 1/4 cup butter or margarine, melted THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND 1 home. By Woody Guthrie ’Neath the Red, White and Blue • /3 cup almonds, slivered © Used by Permission © 1938, 1939 (renewed 1965, 1966) by Irving Berlin © assigned to the Trustees of the God Bless America Fund Where there’s never a boast or brag. • 1 (3-ounce) can sliced mushrooms, drained All rights reserved. Reprinted by permission. Irving Berlin wrote some of America’s most Woody Guthrie wrote more than 3,000 Should auld acquaintance be forgot, • 1 (15-ounce) can peas, drained beloved songs, including “God Bless songs. He was born in Oklahoma. Like Keep your eye on the grand old flag. • 11/2 cups rice, cooked America.” He wrote it in 1918 and put it many people in the state (called “Okies”), What to do: aside. In 1938, as World War II was beginning, he was forced to leave when the Great George M. Cohan was one of the leading 1. Cook almonds and mushrooms in melted butter or he wanted to write a “peace” song. He made Dust Storm hit the Great Plains in 1935. margarine in a small saucepan over medium heat for 5 some changes, and it was first performed Okies were the basis of many of his songs, figures in American theater in the early by singer Kate Smith on a radio broadcast. which he called “people’s songs.” Woody 1900s. He was a song-and-dance man. He minutes. Stir often. Mr. Berlin established The God Bless ended up in California. He loved to travel also wrote the words and songs for many 2. Place in a large bowl. Add remaining ingredients. Mix America Fund to benefit American youth, and spent much of his time doing just that. plays and musicals. well. with funds being distributed mainly to the This interest inspired him to write “This In 1906 he wrote a musical called “George 3. Pour into a greased casserole. Bake in a preheated Girl Scout Council of Greater New York, Land Is Your Land.” He also wrote several Washington Jr.” One of the songs in it was “You’re a Grand Old Flag.” 350-degree oven for 30 minutes. Serves 6 to 8. and the Greater New York Councils of the novels. He served in the Army and from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. Boy Scouts of America. Merchant Marines.

from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. TM from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. A KID’S Kids! You're GUIDE TO THE Meet Alicia Keys WHITE HOUSE Invited to the Alicia Keys, 21, has been singing and Supersport: Tony Stewart playing the piano most of her life. She White House Height: 5-9 Birthdate: 5-20-71 is now an award-winning, very popular A Kid’s Guide to the White Weight: 155 College: Columbus, Ind. performer with a hit single, “Fallin’.” House is a terrific behind-the-scenes Every year auto racing becomes more She grew up in New York and look at a very special house. popular. One top racer is Tony Stewart. studied choir at the Performance Arts Written with the cooperation of the He has been racing on the top NASCAR School in Manhattan. She then studied White House Historical Association, the circuit since 1999. That year he finished fourth book is full of fun information, photos in the standings and was named Rookie of the at Columbia University, but quit to (some in full color) and puzzles that pursue a career in music. Betty Debnam Year. He finished second last year. kids of all ages will enjoy. Tony was only 7 when he began by racing go- She took piano and dance lessons while growing up. She joined a singing group at 9 and wrote some of the To order, send $8.95 plus $2 for postage and handling for each copy. Send only checks or money orders karts. At 12 he won the International Karting Federation payable to: Andrews McMeel Publishing, P.O. Box 419242, Kansas City, MO 64141. Grand National championship. Four years later, he won the songs from her best-selling album when she was in her Please send ______copies of A Kid’s Guide to The White House (Item #21532) at $10.95 each, including World Karting championship. mid-teens. postage and handling. (Bulk discount information available upon request). Her influences include Stevie Wonder, Beethoven, Name: ______From there he went on to race bigger machines. Address: ______Last year he won three races and more than $1.6 million. Mary J. Blige and Mozart. City: ______State: ______Zip: ______Tony has homes in Rushville, Ind., and Lake Norman, N.C. She also plays the guitar and likes to swim.

from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. TM Sing Out, America All the following jokes have something in common. Can you guess the common theme or category?

Mark: How many letters are in the alphabet at Christmas? Mary: Twenty-five, because at Christmas, everyone sings “No-el”!

Stanley: How many letters are in the alphabet? Leah: Twenty-four. ET went home!

Bob: When does B come after U? Brenda: When you disturb its hive! photo courtesy National Park Service photo courtesy The Gazette, Colorado Springs

from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. Today, a copy of the Star-Spangled Pikes Peak, a famous mountain near The Liberty Bell rang out TM Banner that inspired Francis Scott Key Colorado Springs, Colo., was the to announce the adoption Basset Brown to write our national anthem flies over inspiration for Katharine Lee Bates’ of the Declaration of The News TRY ’N Hound’s Patriotic Songs FIND Fort McHenry in Baltimore. words to “America the Beautiful.” Independence. Words and names that remind us of patriotic songs are hidden in the block below. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally. See if “The Star- “America the you can find: SONG, ANTHEM, COMPOSER, SING, WORDS, Spangled Banner” Beautiful” “America” MUSIC, MILITARY, PROUD, HONOR, TUNE, CELEBRATE, HYMN, VERSE, BAND, MARCH, FLAG. Francis Scott Key Katharine Lee Bates Samuel Francis Smith (1779-1843) (1859-1929) (1808-1895) SING OUT, APYSONG I UCESREV O, say can you see by the dawn’s AMERICA! ANT HEMBQZHXGALF early light, O beautiful for spacious skies, My country, ’tis of thee, CPROUDRAFYOD I KM What so proudly we hailed at the For amber waves of grain, Sweet land of liberty, HYMNDDNABSWNBKZ twilight’s last gleaming? For purple mountain majesties Of thee I sing. FETARBELECOQOSS Whose broad stripes and bright stars, Above the fruited plain! Land where my fathers died, Through the perilous fight GCR E SOPMOCRT CR I America! America! Land of the Pilgrim’s pride, O’er the ramparts we watched were God shed his grace on thee From every mountainside MI L I TARYI VDUQRN so gallantly streaming? And crown thy good with Let freedom ring! JWP C I SUMGS SNA EG And the rocket’s red glare, the KXTMARCHHBFEJ LN bombs bursting in air, brotherhood From sea to shining sea! The words were written by Samuel Gave proof through the night that Francis Smith, a Baptist minister, in from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. TM our flag was still there. 1832. Dr. Smith came across a song O, say, does that star-spangled Katharine Lee Bates, a poet, writer and called “God Save the King,” liked the Mini Spy . . . banner yet wave educator, lived in Wellesley, Mass., for music, and decided to write some most of her life. She spent the summer words about America to the tune. Mini Spy and her friends are enjoying singing patriotic songs at their O’er the land of the free and the of 1893 in Colorado. One day she went The song with his words was first sung Fourth of July picnic. See if you can find: • olive • man in the moon home of the brave? • question to the top of Pikes Peak. When she at a Fourth of July event in Boston. mark Francis Scott Key was a lawyer in saw the view, she jotted down some The tune is the same as the British • mushroom Washington, D.C. During the War of notes. national anthem, “God Save the • fish 1812, he was held prisoner on a British She later made a poem from the Queen.” • two rulers ship for 10 days. During that time, the words. It was first published in 1895. • letter D British were bombing Fort McHenry. • peanut It was eventually put to the melody Look through your paper for events celebrating • acorn One night Key could see the bombs written by July Fourth. Make up a song to sing. bursting but could not tell • umbrella Samuel A. Ward. if the fort had surrendered Next week, read all about butterflies. • letter J Many people • arrow or not. When the sun came • leaf up, he could see the flag wanted it to be The Mini Page is created and edited by • bell still flying. The Americans our official Betty Debnam • bread loaf had not lost, and Key was national anthem. • shark inspired to write the song. Associate Editors Staff Artist • number 8 It became our national Anne Chamberlain Wendy Daley • word MINI • ring anthem in 1931. Lucy Lien Please include all of the appropriate registered trademark symbols and copyright lines in any publication of The Mini Page®. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES • JULY 3, 2002 TTHEHE WWANTANT ADSADS CALL (530) 335-4533 • (530) 275-1716 • (530) 549-3304 CHARGE IT TO YOUR DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS

covenant or warranty, ______expressed or implied, regarding title, possession, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS or encumbrances, to pay the NAME STATEMENT PUBLIC remaining principal sum of the File No. 2002-0000694 note(s) secured by said Deed June 5, 2002 of Trust, with interest thereon, The following person(s) as provided in said note(s), are doing business as: advances, if any, under the THE KEY HOLE NOTICES terms of said Deed of Trust, 20422 SAGINAW ST fees, charges and expenses BURNEY, CA 96013 cial records in the offi ce of the of the Trustee and of the trusts Larry Michael Weaver County Recorder of Shasta, created by said Deed of Trust. 20422 Saginaw St. 10 California, and pursuant to the The total amount of the unpaid Burney, Ca., 96013 Notice of Default and Election balance of the obligation This business is con- NOTICES to Sell thereunder recorded secured by the property ducted by an individual. February 14, 2002 as Instru- to be sold and reasonable The Registrant has begun ment No. 2002-0007907 of estimated costs, expenses LEGAL NOTICE said Offi cial Records, WILL to transact business under The Big Valley fi re SELL on July 24, 2002 At the and advances at the time of the fi ctitious business front entrance to the County the initial publication of the name(s) listed above on Protection District pre- Courthouse 1500 Court Street, Notice of Sale is: $87,767.88. 6/17/1994. liminary budget for the Redding, CA 96001 at 1:00 The benefi ciary under said (S)Larry M. Weaver PM. AT PUBLIC AUCTION Deed of Trust heretofore Notice: This fi ctitious fi scal year commencing TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER July 1, 2002 has been executed and delivered to name statement expires FOR CASH (payable at the the undersigned a written fi ve years from the date it prepared and posted for time of sale in lawful money of the United States), all right, Declaration of Default and was fi led in the offi ce of the inspection at the Bieber title and interest conveyed to Demand for Sale, and a county clerk. A new fi cti- Fire Hall. A public hear- and now held by it under said written Notice of Default tious business name state- ing will be held at the Deed of Trust in the property and Election to Sell. The ment must be fi led prior to situated in said County and undersigned caused said that date. The fi ling of this Bieber Fire Hall July 11, State hereinafter described: Notice of Default and Election statement does not of itself As more fully described on to Sell to be recorded in the 2002 at 7:00 p.m. for said Deed of Trust. authorize the use in this fi nal adoption. Together with a Mobilehome county where the real property state of a fi ctitious busi- Described as: is located. First American ness name in violation of 1972 Keywest Serial No. Lenders Advantage, the rights of another under S/Marsha L. Bidwell 060323, 060323X Lonestar Mortgagee federal, state or common Secretary The property address and Services, L.L.C., 3 First law (See Sections 14400 Big Valley Fire other common designation, American Way, Santa Ana, et seq., Business and Pro- if any, of the real property CA 92707 Rachel Clements fessions Code.) Protection District described above is purported to be: 21634 Fairfi eld Street, For Trustee’s Sale information Published June 12, 19, June 20, 2002 Burney, CA 96013 please call 916-387-7728 26, July 3, 2002 ______The undersigned Trustee Date: 06/11/2002 Lonestar ______disclaims any liability for any Mortgagee Services, L.L.C. is NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S incorrectness of the property PLACE YOUR AD BY 4 P.M. FRIDAY a debt collector attempting to FICTITIOUS BUSINESS SALE UNDER DEED OF address and other common collect a debt. Any information NAME STATEMENT TRUST designation, if any, shown Said sale will be made, but to the Deed of Trust executed State hereinafter described: obtained will be used for that herein. File No. 2002-0000639 Loan No.: 211798-17-130732/ without covenant or warranty, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S by Robert Pry, an unmarried As more fully described on purpose. ASAP484795 06/ May 21, 2002 GREER/HFC-CA Order No.: The total amount of the unpaid express or implied regarding SALE UNDER DEED OF person said Deed of Trust. balance of the obligation 19, 06/26, 07/03 The following person is 1042635 (fka1017648) APN#: title, possession or encum- TRUST Recorded on September 25, The property address and ______030-180-018 T.S. No.: 56251 secured by the property to brances, to satisfy the indebt- Loan No.: 2000 as Instrument No. 2000- other common designation, doing business as: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT be sold and reasonable esti- edness secured by said Deed, 02500119336546998/PRY/ 0034176 of Offi cial records if any, of the real property COMPLETE YARD CARE UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, mated costs, expenses and advances thereunder, with BANK OF AMERICA Order in the offi ce of the County described above is purported FICTITIOUS BUSINESS & SPRAY SERVICE DATED MARCH 8, 1995, advances at the time of the interest as provided therein, No.: U87394-5 APN#: 029- Recorder of Shasta, Califor- to be: 29293 Highway 299 NAME STATEMENT 4242 WHITE RIVER CT UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION initial publication of the Notice and the unpaid principal bal- 590-013 TCA 106-004 T.S. nia, and pursuant to the Notice East, Round Mountain, CA File No. 2002-0000778 of Sale is: $33,887.58 REDDING, CA 96003 TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- ance of the Note secured by No.: 56165 of Default and Election to Sell 96084 June 25, 2002 Wesley Cleveland Linkswiler ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT In addition to cash, the Trustee said Deed with interest thereon YOU ARE IN DEFAULT thereunder recorded Novem- The undersigned Trustee will accept a cashier’s check The following person(s) 4242 White River Ct. THE PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU as provided in said Note, fees, UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, ber 28, 2001 as Instrument disclaims any liability for any are doing business as: NEED AN EXPLANATION OF drawn on a state or national charges and expenses of the DATED SEPTEMBER 20, No. 2001-0050494 of said Offi - incorrectness of the property Redding, CA 96003 THE NATURE OF THE PRO- bank, a check drawn by a trustee and the trusts created 2000, UNLESS YOU TAKE cial Records, WILL SELL on address and other common WINDSOR CLUB This business is con- CEEDING AGAINST YOU, state or federal credit union by said Deed of Trust. ACTION TO PROTECT June 26, 2002 ****Postponed designation, if any, shown MORTGAGE ducted by an individual. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A or a check drawn by a state Dated: June 24, 2002 YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY on 07/24/2002**** At the front herein. 242 HARTNELL AVE The Registrant has begun LAWYER. or federal savings and loan Integrated Lender Services, BE SOLD AT THE PUBLIC entrance to the County Court- The total amount of the unpaid REDDING, CA 96002 association, savings associa- to transact business under Notice is hereby given that Inc., as Trustee 14320 Fire- SALE. IF YOU NEED AN house 1500 Court Street, balance of the obligation Zino Financial Inc. the fi ctitious business Integrated Lender Services, tion or savings bank specifi ed stone Blvd., Suite 303, La EXPLANATION OF THE Redding, CA 96001 at 1:00 secured by the property to in Section 5102 of the Finan- 4071 Port Chicago Hwy name(s) listed above on Inc., as trustee, or successor Mirada, CA 90638 For sales NATURE OF THE PRO- PM. AT PUBLIC AUCTION be sold and reasonable esti- Concord, CA 94520 trustee, or substituted trustee cial Code and authorized to information please call: 714- CEEDING AGAINST YOU, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER mated costs, expenses and 5/21/2002 pursuant to the Deed of Trust do business in this state. In 480-5690 Laurie Estrada, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A FOR CASH (payable at the advances at the time of the This business is con- (S)Wesley Cleveland Linkswiler executed by David C. Greer the event tender other than Trustee Sale Offi cer (714) LAWYER. time of sale in lawful money initial publication of the Notice ducted by a corporation. Notice: This fi ctitious and Myra J. Greer, husband cash is accepted the Trustee 522-8795 Notice is hereby given that of the United States), all right, of Sale is: $46,740.92 The Registrant has begun name statement expires and wife as joint tenants may withhold the issuance 56251 Integrated Lender Services, title and interest conveyed to In addition to cash, the Trustee to transact business under fi ve years from the date it Recorded on March 17, 1995 of the Trustee’s Deed until 07/03/02, 07/10/02, 07/17/02 a Delaware corporation, as and now held by it under said will accept a cashier’s check funds become available to the the fi ctitious business was fi led in the offi ce of the as Instrument No. 09799 in CNS- 411266# trustee, or successor trustee, Deed of Trust in the property drawn on a state or national name(s) listed above on county clerk. A new fi cti- Book 3268, Page 590, of Offi - payee or endorsee as a matter INTER MOUNTAIN NEWS or substituted trustee pursuant situated in said County and bank, a check drawn by a of right. ______state or federal credit union 6/15/02. tious business name state- or a check drawn by a state (S)Jeffry Carzino ment must be fi led prior to or federal savings and loan President. that date. The fi ling of this association, savings associa- Notice: This fi ctitious statement does not of itself THIS WEEK’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE tion or savings bank specifi ed name statement expires authorize the use in this in Section 5102 of the Finan- ANSWERS ON INSIDE BACK PAGE fi ve years from the date state of a fi ctitious busi- cial Code and authorized to it was fi led in the offi ce of ness name in violation of do business in this state. In the event tender other than the county clerk. A new the rights of another under cash is accepted the Trustee fi ctitious business name federal, state or common Rocking It may withhold the issuance statement must be fi led law (See Sections 14400 of the Trustee’s Deed until prior to that date. The et seq., Business and Pro- ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 funds become available to the fi ling of this statement fessions Code.) payee or endorsee as a matter does not of itself authorize Published June 12, 19, 1. Is an utter of right. the use in this state of a 26, July 3, 2002 Said sale will be made, but fi ctitious business name failure 14 15 16 without covenant or warranty, express or implied regarding in violation of the rights 6. Greenspan of title, possession or encum- of another under federal, B.B.B. 17 18 19 brances, to satisfy the indebt- state or common law (See the Fed edness secured by said Deed, Sections 14400 et seq., HARDWOOD 10. Organizational advances thereunder, with Business and Professions FLOORS 20 21 22 interest as provided therein, Code.) div. and the unpaid principal bal- Tearouts, ance of the Note secured by Published July 3, 10, 17, 14. In pieces said Deed with interest thereon 24, 2002 Repairs, 23 24 as provided in said Note, fees, ______15. Four times charges and expenses of the Lays, Sand & trustee and the trusts created around the STATEMENT OF Refi nish 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 by said Deed of Trust. ABANDONMENT OF USE track, perhaps Dated: May 30, 2002 FREE Integrated Lender Services, OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME 16. Model 35 36 37 38 39 a Delaware corporation, as ESTIMATE Trustee 14320 Firestone The following person(s) Macpherson Blvd., Suite 303, La Mirada, have abandoned the use No Travel Charge 17. On the briny California 90638 For sales of the Fictitious Business 1-530-335-4842 40 41 42 information please call: 714- name: 18. Calico 480-5690 Tina Suihkonen, WINDSOR CLUB or Trustee Sale Offi cer (714) MORTGAGE comment 43 44 45 522-8795 1-530-945-8811 56165 242 HARTNELL AVE 19. Euphoric 07/03/02, 07/10/02, 07/17/02 REDDING, CA 96002 Bryan Small CNS- 412379# The Phoenix Financial feeling 46 47 48 49 50 INTER MOUNTAIN NEWS Group 20. Show ______State of California SEAMLESS 51 52 53 54 The fi ctitious business disbelief, in a NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S name referred to above GUTTERS way SALE TS No.: was fi led in County on ROOFING, 55 56 57 58 59 60 20029058600158 Loan No. 10/19/2001. 23. Prefix with 8288563 FHA/VA/MI No: This business was con- REMODELING, plunk or flop -- You are in default under a ducted by a corporation. ALL KINDS OF 61 62 63 64 Deed of Trust, dated 10/02/ (s)Deborah D. Moore 24. Duke it out, in 2000 unless you take action This statement was fi led REPAIRS practice to protect your property, it with the County Clerk of WILDERNESS 65 66 67 may be sold at a public sale. Shasta county on June CONSTRUCTION 25. Prefix with If you need an explanation of 25, 2002. sphere the nature of the proceeding File No. 2001-0001211 335-2237 68 69 70 against you, you should Published July 3, 10, 17, CA LIC#594222 28. Scale tones Band, Inc. acNamara’s contact a lawyer. On 07/10/ 24, 2002 2002 at 11:00 AM, Lonestar 31. Glue brand ©M ______American Profile Hometown Content 020630 Mortgagee Services, L.L.C., FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 35. Laryngeal as duly appointed Trustee NAME STATEMENT affliction under and pursuant to Deed File No. 2002-0000720 THE PET TAXI 62. "Dumb" 4. Go over the 26. Singing 52. Prior to, in of Trust recorded 10/18/2000, June 12, 2002 Going on Vacation? 37. Dietetic, on as Instrument No. 2000- The following person(s) comics girl wall, say syllables the backwoods 0037130, in book --, page Call The Pet Taxi packages are doing business as: 63. __ Plateau 5. You can get 27. Recurring 54. Be nuts over --, of Offi cial Records in the BUCKHORN SALOON to come & care for 39. Hack off offi ce of the County Recorder 44210 HWY 299E your animals in the (Missouri/Arkansas burned here theme 55. Took the el, of Shasta County, State of McARTHUR, CA 96056 40. Hiker's mishap California. Executed by comfort of their range) 6. Musket balls, 29. "If all __ fails maybe Fred Chapman own home 43. New Haven Brandon Oscar Anderson will 44263 A Street 65. Sandler of e.g. ..." 56. Epps of the sell at public auction to highest McArthur, CA 96056 student 335-5566 "Big Daddy" 7. Creditor's 30. One of the movies bidder for cash, cashier’s Kimberly A. Chapman 44. Turn topsy- check/cash equivalent 44263 A Street Owner-Michele Cross 66. Cupid, to the security Corleones 57. Harness or other form of payment McArthur, CA 96056 (Bonded) turvy authorized by 2924h(b). This business is conducted Greeks 8. Emollient 32. Upper crust racer's gait (payable at time of sale in 45. Boca __, Fla. by husband and wife. The BURNEY- Veteran’s 67. Tighten the sources 33. Copter part 58. Greasy spoon lawful money of the United Registrant has begun to 46. Trip through States) at the East entrance Hall for rent, for private brogans 9. "1984" 34. Shelled out fare transact business under the Serengeti to the County Courthouse, the fi ctitious business and public events. Days 68. Predicate part language 36. "Mice" or 59. "Memory" 1500 Court Street, Redding, name(s) listed above. & nights, reasonable 48. To this day CA. All right, title and interest (S)Fred Chapman 69. Clockmaker 10. Sterilize "men" musical conveyed to and now held by rates. Full kitchen. 50. Fresh- Notice: This fi ctitious Thomas 11. Raines or 38. Lose brilliancy 60. Toledo's lake it under said Deed of Trust in name statement expires Catering available. mouthed the property situated in said fi ve years from the date Largest, best equipped 70. Ruhr Cinders 41. Soaps 61. Cleveland County and State described it was fi led in the offi ce of hall in Intermountain 51. "Quˇ __?" as: As more fully described industrial 12. Said "nolo segments hoopster, for the county clerk. A new area. Receptions, (slangy in the above mentioned Deed fi ctitious business name center contendere," 42. Admits into short of Trust APN# 030-370-021- statement must be fi led reunions, banquets, greeting) perhaps Christianity 64. Either Griffey 000 The street address and prior to that date. The meetings, sales events, other common designation, fi ling of this statement etc. Call Ginny at 335- 53. It may be if any, of the real property DOWN 13. Comfy shirt 47. Self- does not of itself authorize 4488 or call the Club at passed or described above is purported the use in this state of a 21. Pull a boner assurance 335-4971 after 4 p.m. cocked 1. Ovine to be: 21688 Vallejo Street fi ctitious business name utterance 22. Skimpy top 49. Word ignored Burney California 96013 in violation of the rights (02tfc) 55. Chancy action The undersigned Trustee ______25. Surveyor's in of another under federal, 61. "Catch a 2. Makes a disclaims any liability for state or common law (See CASSEL AA Alcoholics units alphabetization any incorrectness of the Sections 14400 et seq., Anonymous. Support choice street address and other Falling Star" Business and Professions and understanding, 3. Moonshiner's common designation, if any, Code.) singer shown herein. Said sale Published June 19, 26, someone to talk to. mixture will be made, but without July 3, 10, 2002 FIND SOMETHING? WE’LL PUBLISH IT FOR FREE IN THIS NEWSPAPER JULY 3, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES CHARGE YOUR AD USING DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS Transportation to meet- CALIFORNIA Bank- Retriever near Burney ______rience in medical/dental ______ings available. Please ruptcy Center. Free 12 Falls. Answers to Sher- Small chain saw $75, billing preferred. Com- Do you enjoy helping call 335-4052 or 335- consultation, call 530- man. Reward. Pleas 4 snow tires & wheels puter experience and others and helping 2611, 335-4142, 335- 222-1664 LOST & call Rick @ 335-3588 70/R15s $200, chest 36 ability to type 45 WPM them feel good? vol- 7064 (02tfc) or 941-9521 cell. freezer $50, Toro accurately and use 10 unteers are needed for (02tfc) ______FOUND key calculator by touch. Burney Annex on Tues- ______(027-17) mower $125, Wagner MONEY TO Pro paint sprayer $200. Native American Prefer- days for hair styling. If Lost Male Golden ______335-3083. LOAN ence will be following in interested, please call (027-3) accordance with PL 93- 335-3222, ask for Activ- 24 ______HAVE YOU BEEN 638. To be considered ities Department. NOTICE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT 1969 Air Stream trailer TURNED DOWN FOR preference eligible you (027-10) A REAL ESTATE ______BIG JACK’S ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT PLANTS/ with solar panels,1990 must submit with your 5150 4x4 5-speed, LOAN? application for employ- Retail Sales & Svc USDA FOREST SERVICE GARDENING 1992 Ford Aerostar. Because of your credit ment a VBIA certifi ca- GET A TAN HAT CREEK RANGER DISTRICT, LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST Call 335-7227. rating, type of property, tion of Indian heritage And work PT w/us during (027-3) or source of income. or your Tribal certifi ca- the Summer. Flexible PROJECT ABSTRACT AND PROPOSED ACTION: An Environmental Assessment PLANT SPECIAL ______Call tion card/form. hours to allow Beach time. SUMMIT MORTGAGE (EA) has been completed for the proposed Big Jack’s project. The analysis area is RED, WHITE 500 Gallon fuel tank Closing date July 11, Great pay, fun environ. approximately 19,800 acres and is located within Black Jack Management Areas, $250, 89 ATV & 3 snow- at 528-1000. 2002. Submit applica- 530-245-9300 just south of Little Valley, California. It is bounded on the north by Little Valley, Dixie & BLUE mobiles all for $2000. We specialize in tion to: Pit River Health or workforstudents.com the diffi cult loans! Valley, and Bureau of Land Management lands, by private timber lands in the south, ANNUALS 336-5803. Service, Personnel Apply in Redding the Hat Creek/Eagle Lake Ranger Districts boundary in the east, and Forest Service (027-3) California licensed Offi ce, 36977 Park Work in Burney Real Estate Broker roads 22 and 35N08 in the west. ______Avenue, Burney, Ca (027-3) 20% #01071553 96013. 530-335-5090. ______The proposed action includes developing 13.5 miles of Defensible Fuel Profile OFF SALE For sale Mini Dachs- (028-7) (027-10) Help Wanted: Out- Zones (DFPZs) by thinning up to 1,500 acres, underburning up to 3,665 acres, up hund puppies, papered, ______reach Coordinator to to 20 acres of aspen release, 4.95 miles of road decommissioning, 1.2 miles of road CONTINUES fi rst shots, 2 males and Wanted: High school bring dental tools and realignment, reclassification of 0.7 miles of road, construction of 0.45 miles of tempo- MON-SAT 9AM TO 5 PM 1 female, 335-5959. 41 student interested in information and early rary road, and 17.78 miles of road maintenance. This EA contains 5 alternatives: (026-26) HELP working part time at infant and toddler Boster's Nursery ______newspaper. Must be development education Alternative #1 - The Proposed Action. 21725 Cassel Rd. ______able to spell. Will train. to parents and groups Cassel Solid Oak Entertain- WANTED Send letter of interest Alternative #2 - No Action. 335-4499 REVENUE AUDITOR in the rural Northern ment Center. Hold up to: Intermountain News, Alternative #3 – Modified Proposed Action. $9 per hour. closing California areas. Reli- to 32” TV. $350. 335- P.O. Box 1030, Burney, Alternative #4 – Modified Proposed Action (10” diameter cap). date July 8, Pick up able transportation a 3494. ÇA 96013. Alternative #5 – Modified Proposed Action (6” diameter cap). application at Pit River must. 20 hours per (nctfc) (027-10) week, $8-10 per hour 30 ______Casino or call 335- ______The Environmental Assessment document is available for public review at the Hat Brand new Sims Livin’ 5421. DOE, plus mileage Creek Ranger District Office of the Lassen National Forest, 43225 East Highway 299, SHASTA HEAD START and travel expenses. MISC. FOR Large Expansion Pack (027-3) Fall River Mills, California. Copies are available upon request from the same office: OPENINGS: SHS Must be dynamic, able CD-Rom in case and ______Family Worker-Round SALE box. Used 1X but can’t BOOK KEEPER $9.50 to work independently, The Responsible Offi cial is: One large couch, $100, Mountain $11.40- and have great people return if opened. Orig. per hr. closing date July $12.40 p/h up to 30 Ed Cole, Forest Supervisor, Lassen National Forest 2 chairs $25 each, large $40-selling at $26. 335- 8. Pick up application at skills. 20 month posi- chair $100, 335-4350. hrs p/wk & up to 42 tion starts immediately 3634 Pit River Casino or call wks p/yr. EHS Family The Forest Service has not yet made a decision on this project, but regulations (027-17) and ends February (02tfc) 335-5421. Worker-Shasta College require us to inform interested parties which alternative would be selected if the deci- ______(027-3) 2004, with possibility sion were being made today. If this decision were being made today, Alternative #3 Motorized 1120 Jazzy Children’s size 4-1/2 $11.40-$12.40 p/h up to for new employment ______40 hrs p/wk & up to 52 (Modified Proposed Action) would be selected. wheelchair, only used (22.5) Rossignol ski Shasta County Offi ce of opportunities within this 1 time. Asking $4,000. boots, $25. 335-3634 wks p/yr. Determines organization. Education in Redding, social service needs Oral or written comments are invited on this Environmental Assessment. To be con- Reclining lift chair, (nc02tfc) is seeking applicants Contact Lori at sidered, comments must be presented orally or in writing and postmarked no later almost new, $300. 335- ______of children & families True North, 474-4220 for an Instructional enrolled in our pro- than 30 days after this notice is published in the Intermountain News newspaper 2878. (027-17) 31 Assistant Early Care gram. Must have good (JULY 3, 2002). Those providing comments should include their name, address, and (027-17) ______and Education at people skills & ability organization represented, if any. Comments should be addressed to Deb Romberger, ______GARAGE SALE McArthur State Pre- Conectiv Operating District Ranger, Hat Creek Ranger District, P.O. Box 220, Fall River Mills, CA 96028. Young Broadrock laying to work with a diverse Services Company July 4th & 5th, 8 a.m. school. Hours are 7:45- population. BA in Social Comments received will be considered in reaching a decision on the alternative hens, $5 each, 336- to 3 p.m., 37400 Birch 11:15 a.m. a 10 month is seeking a UTILITY selected. For further information, please call Mary Price at (530) 336-5521, Monday 6814. Work, Psychology, OPERATOR for the Street, Burney, tools, permanent position. Child Dev. or releated through Friday, between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM. (027-17) Burney Forest Power freezer, bed & dresser, Salary $8.19/hr. Closes fi eld & 2 yrs exp. pref. ______plant. A minimum of shell reloading mate- 7-12-02. All positions Both positions require Comments must be filed orally or in writing within this 30 day comment period or have New steel building rial, microwave, rolltop must pass fi ngerprint two years experience been provided during previous comment periods for this project in order to be eligible 40x26. Was $5,590, valid CA Driver License in heavy equipment desk with chair, chest of clearance and physi- & clean DMV record. to file an appeal on the final decision (pursuant to 36 CFR 215). must sell $3,225, 1- drawers, etc. cal assessment exam. operation. Power plant 800-292-0111. Agency benefi ts after 6 or related experience (027-3) Apply at 1644 Magno- mo. Shasta Head Start (027-10) a plus. Competitive lia Ave., Redding, Ca application is req’d & 96001. 530-225-0200 hourly wage and ben- can be obtained at our efi ts package. Equal or www.shastalink.k12 Admin Offi ce at 375 .ca.us. opportunity employer. Lake Blvd. Suite 100 Send or deliver resume (02-7-10) Redding. closes 7/3/02. ______to 35586-C Highway 241-1036; 800 464- 299 East, Burney, CA Full-time front offi ce 8338 EOE. position available at Big 96013. (027-3) Valley Health Center, (027-10) ______8-5, Monday through ______Surveillance Observer. Wanted part-time house Friday, with benefi ts. Some Ex CCTV System Call 294-5241, ask for keeper. Good pay, 335- not required, will train. 4680 or 415-986-6264. Jeanne or send resume Fill out application or to Box 277, Bieber, CA (027-3) send resume to Pit ______96009. river Gaming Commis- (027-17) Looking for night watch- sion, 20265 Tamarack man to work 10 pm to 7 ______Avenue, Burney, CA Shasta Green 335-4924 am. Call 337-6724. CLERICAL/RECEPTIONIST 96013 (027-3) No experience required (027-10) ______PLANER CHAIN PULLER ______Chip trucks wanted Experience Required CUST. Service & Sales with or without trailers. (027-17) CONGRATS Needed for northern ______California Logging Co. JOB POSTING HS GRADS Work areas include And others Immediate opening Burney to Yreka from You made it Billing/data entry June to October. For through Graduation!! clerk: full time position more information call responsible for assist- NOW What? 459-3608. 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Large Big Eddy Estates. 3 bdrm 2SOLD ba, pool, nice landscaping, shop ...... $210,000 www.burneyca.com commercial building currently Foreclosure 2550 sq. ft. manufactured home, 4+SALE Ac ...... $127,000 PENDING E-MAIL:[email protected] used for local newspaper busi- 39 Ac w/1600 sq. ft. home, barn, pond, VIEW...... $74,000SALE PENDING ness. Plus a building that had Duplex FRM each unit 2 bdrm ...... $79,500 been used for a hair salon & Upgraded 2 bdrm 2 ba mobile, garage, nice lot ...... $43,500 HOMES FOR SALE Great Rental 2 bdrm mobile on lot in McArthur, remodeled, extras ...... $39,900 also a small apartment included. #2516...20510 Ontario St. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1550 sq. ft. 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REDUCED...... $92,000 bedroom suite, and a separate 475 Ac 1/2 mi River frontage, Ag well, 120 Ac irrig, pone...... $360,000 #2460...15 Pine Dr. Quality built move in condition 8 years old and on 1.3 acres...... $80,000 family room with wood stove. Call 1540 Ac Historic "101 Ranch", creek, river, gov't grazing permits, 4 bdrm #2456...37448 Birch St. 3 bdrm home with large family room. Great for fi rst time buyer...... $79,900 to see this one! $225,000. home + 2 bdrm mobile, barns, corrals ...... $1,340,000 #2429...38026 Hwy 299E. Large 2 bedroom 1 bath l. Zoned commercial...... SALE PENDING $105,000 167 Ac Timberland, seasonal stream, off A-2, privacy here...... $114,000 #2485...37463 Timber Hill Dr. 2455 sq. ft. on .52 acres, 4 bdrm, 2.5 bathsSALE REDUCED...... PENDING $250,000 Commercial bldg + 2 bdrm 2 ba sep residence...... $92,500 #2478...37181 Main St. Business & Home combination. Great location 3bd, 2.5 bath ...... $168,500 Lots of parcels to build your dream home on - from small lots to large parcels. #2481...Classic country home on Fall River with 290’ of frontage. Located on 2.5 ac...... $499,500 HOMES**************************************************** STOP BY FOR COMPLIMENTARY COLORED BROCHURES #2379...Upper Fall River fl ows by this exquisite 5,800 sq. ft. home. Views most rms...... $4,800,000 Lava Flat Rd, Hat Creek area. 2 bd remodeled house, 110 Ac., water rights..3032 ... $300,000 ON HOMES, LAND, RANCHES & COMMERCIAL #2370...37148 Siskiyou...Burney Mtn view, 2600 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. 2.5 ba hm on 3.89 acs...... $370,000 43160 Day Ave., Old Station, 2 bd. Home with porches and Out buildings.....3025 ... $63,500 PROPERTIES #2326...37386 MT. VIEW Great retail & res. combination. Zoned commercial REDUCED...... $59,900 20127 Hudson St., 2900 sq.ft. 3 bd, 21/2 ba, triple garage, 26X24 shop, 8 ac 3058 ... $495,000 www.mcarthur-realty.com #2415…21807 SECOND ST. 2 Level acs, older home fi xer/upper. Owner will carry!!...... $77,500 20234 Sugarpine St. Cute 3 bd home with 1150 sq. ft., wood stove, deep lot.3078 ... $77,500 37105 Washburn, 3 bd, 2 ba, home + duplex for rental income, landscaped ..2935 ... $179,900 Broker: LELA WIMER Associate: DAVE BRADSHAW LAND FOR SALE 20484 Shasta St., 3 bd, 2-1/2 bath, new heating, cooling, roof, insulation...... 3144 ... $95,000 #2510...22+ acre parcel with over 1000’ feet of Montgomery Creek frontage ...... $38,000 P.O. Box 147, McArthur, CA 96056 Hwy 299 Montgomery Creek flowing thru back yd, 1990, 2 bd, 2 ba, modulr.3150 ... $68,500 #2507...Cascade Ave lot zoned C-2. Over 10,000 sq. ft...... Priced @ $30,000 20162 Sugarpine St. 2 bd, 1 ba, fenced front & back, excellent condition...... 3168 ... $69,900 e-mail: [email protected] #2501...Beautiful wooded 3.46 acre parcel on Day Rd. Mobile O.K...... $17,500 20319 Cedar St., Burney, 3 bd, 1100 sq. ft., Large detached double garage ..3171 ... $79,900 #2489...4.79 Acres next to airport in Fal River Mills. Great buy@...... $22,000 45532 Pittville Rd., Victorian Style 3 bd, 2-1/2 ba custom hm. Triple garage ..3174 ... $259,000 #2401...Corner of Oak Dr. & Cassel Dr. Nice 1/2 acre lot. Septic in place ...... $35,000 40972 Old School Rd., 1694 sq.ft. 3bd, 2 ba, huge garage, two 1 acre parcel3180 ... $182,500 #2480...10 AC. End of Sunset Ln. Power available. View of Shasta ...... $16,950 37408 Ash St., Beautiful 3 bd, 2 ba.with newer kitchen,SALE Big Pines. PENDING Reduced! 3192 ... $119,900 #2434...20476 Plumas St. Lot with double garage. Park & store ...... $25,000 37175 Sapphire, 5 bd, 3 ba, 2300 sq.ft., 28’ X 20’ RV garage/workshop...... 3194 ... $249,000 #2371...Off Moon Springs Rd., 10 Ac. with views ...... $25,000 39194 Crane Rd, 1600 sq.ft. 4 bdrms, 2 ba, large double garage, on 5 acres.3196 ... $165,000 #2423... 11+ Ac. on Kaufenburg Rd. Electricity & perc test ...... $18,000 20023 Hudson St., 2650 sq ft., 3 bd, 3 ba. IncredibleSALE views PENDING & yards on 1. Ac. 3190 ... $355,000 #2424..8.9 Ac. on Kaufenburg Rd. Adjoins #2423. Electricity & perc test ...... $18,000 37349 Blue Bird Lane, 3 bd, home on 1.4 Ac. Dbl garage/shop, fruit trees....3201 ... $119,000 336-6869 #2369...7.5 Ac. in Hat Creek area near fi shing ...... $27,500 20276 Hudson St., Immaculate 1700 sq. ft. home. Garage & carport. Patio ...3203 ... $145,900 #2407...22+ Ac. in Burney. Ready for development. All utilities...... $239,000 20129 Arrowood St. 3 bd, 2 ba. W/upgrades, from carpets to kitch cabinets..3205 ... $92,500 #2411...97’ x 170’ lot. Set up for mobile or house with large storage building...... $20,500 NEW LISTING: 37286 Cypress Ave. 3 bd, 1-1/2 ba, fm/rm, 27 X 24SOLD garage, storage, 1/2 Ac. 3208 ... $97,500 3bd, 2 ba on 9+ ac., fam rm, barns, #2470...Approx. 1/2 Ac. Hwy 299E frontage in Burney ...... $39,000 39123 Crane Rd., Cassel, 5 acres, 3 bd, 2 ba, Huge gar/shop tall doors RV..3214 ... $174,500 green hse, tack rm, gazebo, fenced...... $98,000 #2472...LEVEL 5.78 acres right in town. Great potential for subdivision...... $85,000 37434 Juniper St., 3 bd, 2 bath, many upgrades, openliving area, double lot .3219 ... $109,500 •PROBATE SALE: 2 bd, 2 ba, fam room on 5 acres, #2431...5 acres off of Buzzard Roost Rd. Partially fi nished home...... $20,000 20312 Hudson St., Older rebuilt Burney Home. 4 bd, 2 ba, fenced, fruit trees 3220 ... $74,500 barn, shop, hobby room, office...... $100,000 #2385...MARQUETTE ST. Nice building lot in Burney. Backs up to school...... $25,000 21672 Oregon St., 2 bd, 1 ba, with den. Kitchen remodeled, fenced yards .....3224 ... $80,000 •Pittville -132 ac ranch w/3bd, 1+ ba, views....$550,000 #2372...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres adjoins parcel #2373 ...... $88,000 20296 Cedar St. new paint & metal roof, 2 bd, home. Fenced & lg basement.3226 ... $58,500 •3 bedrm, 2 bath, 1-car garage/shop, kennel.....$83,000 #2373...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres with large meadows and trees...... $88,000 37437 Mt. View Custom 3 bd, 2 ba, with the kitchen & bath, new appliances..3229 ... $99,500 •Nice 3 bd, 2 bath, fam room, carport...... $80,000 #2462...BURNEY HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION: 6 LOTS LEFT, 1/2 to 2.3 acres STARTING @ ...... $28,900 27471 Vanishing Pines, 5 Ac., 1800 sq.ft. 3 bd, 2 ba, 2 wells, 3 ponds, Barns3237... $229,000 •Neat & clean $43,500 #2433...HWY 299 NEXT TO SLEEPY HOLLOW LODGE 1.3 Acres...REDUCED TO...... $39,000 20592 Roff Way in Burney. 2 bd, garage + carport, hasSALE its own PENDING private well ..3240 ... $82,000 2 bedrm, 1 bath, storage sheds... #2293...SERPENTINE LN. 1/2 Acre lot in Burney Terrace. Only a few left. Heavily treed...... $35,000 •29+ ac w/3 bd, 2 bath home, barn, fenced...... $140,000 #2114...DAY RD. 5 Acres on paved road. Lots of trees PRICED TO SELL ...... $17,500 MOBILE HOMES***************************************** •Commercial/residential in McArthur...... $67,500 #2492...BARTEL ST. NORDIC VILLAGE: 1/2 AC Flag lot. Nice area of homes REDUCED ...... $31,000 Los Colinas Park 2bd, 2 ba, remodeled & landscaped. Fronts to open forest3204 ... $21,000 •McArthur Mercantile grocery and deli...... $295,000 #2355...CRANE RD. CASSEL 5 Acres with nice level homesite. Pines and oaks ...... $29,900 Los Colinas Park 1979 Lancer in tip top shap. 2 bd, 2ba. w/Cathedral ceiling3216 ... $32,000 •Buckhorn Saloon, many extras...... $135,000 +INV #2442...RISING COURT, Cassel 1 Ac. in Cassel subdivision. All util. avail. oaks & pines...... $29,500 Los Colinas Park 1977 double wide mobile, 3 bd, 2 ba, excellent condition...3231 ... $23,500 •Duplex - 2 bedroom, 1 bath per unit...... $87,500 #2348...DAY RD. AREA/OLD TOLL RD. 20 Acres with meadows and trees ...... $35,000 Soldier Mt. Area. 14x64 Mobile, 2 bd, 10SALE AC. Fenced PENDING for horses, lots of trees3243 ... $89,200 •1 acre on Dee Knoch Road. Great view...... $18,000 #2328...CASSEL FALL RIVER RD, 4.83 acres in Big Eddy area. Pines & oaks ...... $18,000 LAND / RANCHES *************************************** #2325...37038 PHELPS St. 60x155’ lot ready for your new home or mobile ...... $12,000 Hudson & Superior St. Double lot zoned R-3 , great location for apartments.2756 ... $32,500 E-mail: [email protected] #2461...DAY ROAD. 2.4 acres with lots of trees. Well is in...... $17,000 Clark Creek Road, 4.71 acres near Clark Creek Lodge. Abundant wildlife...... 2839 ... $25,500 #2476...LOT #8 DAY RD. SUBDIVISION 5.66 Acres. All utilities available...... $24,950 Burney Terrace 113’ x 195’ lot. Only a few left. Upscale homes on each side 2912 ... $45,000 Agents #2447...HWY 299E ROUND MOUNTAIN- 2 Acres fl at and level. Ready for your home...... $18,000 RARE 4 ACRES in Johnson Park. Pines, oaks, view from upper portion...... 3012 ... $34,000 DONNA UTTERBACK • DALE SLOAT #2441...HAT CREEK ACREAGE 2.57 Acres. Septic in. Walk to Hat Creek...... $25,000 Lava Flat Rd., Hat Creek, 2 bd, remodeled, 110 Ac, water rights Hat Creek...3032 ... $300,000 #2367...REYNOLDS RD. 4.95 Acres, Property adjoins airport ...... $15,000 Building lot on Bartel St. Apple trees, new homes in area. 95’ X 131’ ...... 3062 ... $22,000 336-6638 336-5379 #2341...REYNOLDS RD. 5.85 Level acres. Lots of possibilities...... $25,000 Hat Creek Area, 10 acres with view of mts, power available. REDUCED...... 3071 ... $19,900 #2347...MOON SPRINGS RD. 4.8 Acres in Big Eddy. End of cul-de-sac...... SOLD $22,500 Pit River 5 acres on the Pit River & fish out front door and power available ....3080 ... $69,900 #2450...PARK AVE, BURNEY, Hard to fi nd 1.55 acres in town. Level...... $42,000 5 Acres on Water, Pit River with view, privacy & power, walk to fishing...... 3081 ... $69,900 mobile on a large lot, company report. Visit: COMMERCIAL FOR SALE Day Road 7.5 acres with underground utilities. TERMS AVAILABLE...... 3085 ... $24,900 trees, great location, www.workfromhome.com #2506...Burney Coffee Shop. Centrally located with lots of parking on over 1/2 acre...... $340,000 Hat Creek Frontage! Great ranch with homes, barns, pastures, ponds...... 3098..$1,750,000 endless possibilities, or call 800-336-0812. #2505...Well established dinner house located in the heart of motel district...... $275,000 DAY ROAD Beautiful Pines, Oaks on level 3.57 Acre lot. Underground util ....3127 ... $19,900 bolted foundation, new (CAL*SCAN) #2486...Nice commercial lot right in town. 1+ acre...... $38,000 BIG EDDY ACREAGE large pines and junipers grace this 4.8 acre parcel...... 3145 ... $31,900 roof, $35,000, 335- #2487...36879 MAIN ST. Fast food restaurant in town. Great burgers O.W.C...... $159,500 BURNEY TERRACE 1.7 acres, lots of trees, suitable to build or split for lots .3160 ... $59,900 2683. ADVERTISE to over 5 million #2451...38104 HWY 299. Offi ce building plus 4 additional rentals. ExcellentSALE income...... PENDING $185,000 Day Road parcel. This 4.01 acreage mostly level, some slope, Cedar & Pine 3161 ... $22,500 42048 Wilcox Road, 3 bd, 2-1/2 ba, home + lush pasture,SOLD fish pond, orchard3165 ... $445,000 (027-10) Californians with a statewide Fall River Mills, 8.8 acres on Reynolds Road. Develop or investment ...... 3172 ... $25,000 ______classified ad in 185 news- LOTS MORE HOMES, LAND/RANCHES AND COMMERCIAL BURNEY TERRACE best & biggest, cul de sac. Wide lot with lots of trees.....3187 ... $48,900 papers. $450 for 25 words. CALL US FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF PROPERTIES AVAILABLE SOLDIER MOUNTAIN ROAD 5 acres w/old growth timber. View of meadow..3188 ... $39,900 137 Expand your horizons. DAY ROAD 24+ beautiful forested ac on pavedSALE road. 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