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FEBRUARY 19, 2003 Morale boost for school trustees, but district class cuts still looming

BY MEG FOX Burney Junior-Senior High School for his concern, his willingness to receive has been leveled by one for taking the reins “when it became The Feb. 12 school board meet- to a fulltime classroom position next clarify current issues, and his desire of the most vocal supporters of the clear that management had failed to ing in Fall River Mills was a morale year. to “let go of the mistakes of the past” men who, in my opinion, created the do so.” boost for the board and a basic Supt. Eric Newton acknowledged and move forward. very situation for which you are now He also commented on criticism progress report for the community, the “signifi cant insecurities in our The room also applauded a disparaged. leveled because the board replaced but the bigger questions – what district” about budget cuts and lay- statement read to the board by “I was told by one of the men, attorney Paul Boylan and, under courses will be offered next year offs. Burney High School teacher Mark who I regard to be responsible for Newton’s command and a new and who gets to stay and teach Just weeks ago, the junior high Harner expressing sympathy over our current plight, that he would attorney, settled grievances that them – won’t be answered until the track program was cut. the “misdirected criticism” in recent rather bankrupt the district than started after staff layoffs in 1999. March 5 board meeting. But the 80-plus people at the articles by Mountain Echo publisher settle a certain grievance in favor of Harner said he “strongly dis- In closed session, the trustees meeting applauded Newton, not Walt Caldwell. an employee. agrees” that removing Boylan reassigned Cindy Diezsi from her so much for his presentation of Harner said, “I fi nd it extremely “He nearly succeeded.” “resulted in great cost to the dis- position as co-vice-principal of the district’s immediate plans, but ironic that the criticism you now Harner commended the board -Please See Page 4 What’s Happening Schools Locally This Week survey Parenting class A parenting class of biblical principals in raising a family results of toddlers to teenagers is scheduled for Sundays from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the Word of shared Life Assembly, 37341 Main St., BY MEG FOX Burney. The class is open to At the Feb. 12 school board the public and begins March 2. meeting, Supt. Eric Newton gave Sign up this week or telephone the community their fi rst look at the 335-4419 for more informa- results of the curriculum survey they tion. were asked to do this month. The district wants to align the curriculum next year so that some teachers could move between the Food giveaway two sites, allowing all students in A USDA commodities food bank the Fall River JUSD the same edu- for low income or no income cation opportunities. families in Shasta County has About 400 surveys were returned scheduled distributions Friday form parents, students, staff, busi- in Burney, Fall River Mills and ness leaders, and other community Round Mountain. In Burney, members. food distribution is set for 10:30 They were asked to choose the a.m. to noon at the VFW Hall, courses they defi nitely wanted the 37410 Main St. In Fall River Fall River performance Thursday district to keep, those they would like to keep if there were funding, Mills from 11 a.m. to noon Featherstone, featuring Jackie Bird and her renditions of Indian Blues Rock, has scheduled a and those they could live without. at the American Legion Hall, performance at Fall River High School gym Thursday, 1:30 p.m. Admission is free and open However, not everyone who corner of Highway 299 and to the public. Bird’s music combines English lyrics and Native American vocal traditions with returned the survey responded to Long Street. In Round Moun- rock drums, keyboards, guitar and native instruments. The concert is sponsored by students each course offering. Percentages tain from 10 a.m. to noon at the were based on the number who did Community Center, Highway of Resources for Indian Student Education. Featherstone will also perform two concerts at on a course-by- course basis. 299. The food distribution is Shasta College Friday, 12:45 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. at the Campus Center Building 2000. Of the courses currently offered, for persons of all ages, not just a higher percentage of respondents seniors. Telephone 226-3071 “defi nitely want to keep” junior high for more information. Counsel sought in Burney distict’s computer/keyboarding, high school life science, earth science and chemistry. parking lot dilemma near fi re hall They also wanted to keep 12th grade English, a third year of math BY MEG FOX trict apparently had a “gentlemen’s encroachment was on state-owned to meet UC requirements, and high WEATHER Burney Fire Chief Bob May is agreement” to permit this. property. school football and basketball, fol- FORECAST still trying to fi nd out if anyone other But the fi re district’s insurance May said he does not want to lowed by volleyball, baseball, and Today, rain and snow likely. than personnel and fi re commis- agency had asked for a written open the district, specifi cally its tax- softball. agreement and also wanted Bracy payers, to any exposure over this or snow level near 3,500 feet. sioners can park in the fi re district’s Other courses that people would parking lot and he now wants to get to provide additional liability cover- to have their rates go up. snow accumulation up to keep if there were extra funding the advice Shasta County Counsel. age that named the fi re district as In other business, the Commis- included Youth and the Law, high 2 inches. Highs 39 to 46. At their Feb. 12 meeting, the fi re an additional insured, May said. sioners agreed with May that the Tonight, mostly cloudy with school reading, and leadership. commissioners agreed to May’s “Mr. Bracy said he was never fi re district should spend $1,000 to Fewer, but still more, people also slight chance of snow showers. request to get “a legal interpretation aware of any insurance requirement apply for membership in the Califor- voted to keep physics and trig/pre- Lows in the mid 20s to lower of the parameters” of the parking and had never been advised about nia Joint Powers Insurance Author- calculus courses in the curriculum. 30s. Thursday, mostly cloudy. issue. it,” May said. ity (JPIA). In physics, for example, 402 Slight chance of rain and snow. The parking issue started in While researching the fi les on The district’s rates with their -Please See Page 5 Snow level 3,000-3,500 feet. 1998, when the county widened this, May decided there “may be existing self-insurance system, the Highs in the mid to upper 40s. Main Street, installed sidewalks, potential ramifi cations in creating Fire Districts Association of Califor- Friday, slight chance of rain and gave the fi re department a park- such an agreement” and wanted nia (FDAC), are going up and will legal advice before proceeding. include an annual special assess- Burney and snow. Highs 45 to 55 and ing lot to make up for the spaces it lost with the change on the street to He said Caltrans granted the ment fee for the next 10 years to lows 25 to 35. Saturday, dry parallel parking. drive approach to the parking lot to bring the fund in to balance, May with lows 25 to 35 and highs The fi re department’s neighbor, the fi re department. told the board. woman in the 50s. Sunday, chance of barber Carl Bracy, wanted more Nothing indicated that the state FDAC’s rate increases are rain and snow. Lows 25 to 35 parking for his customers and asked needed permission from the adja- related to the steady increase in arrested and highs 45 to 55. Monday, to use the fi re district’s lot. cent property owner to permit Workers Compensation premiums, chance of showers. Lows 25 to The Burney Fire Protection Dis- the drive approach, because the -Please See Page 4 35 and highs in the 40s. A cur- Monday rent forecast is updated about A 29-year-old Burney woman 4 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily on The Free spay, neuter services offered was arrested on suspicion of pos- News web site at www.im- session of stolen property. news.com. BY MEG FOX After choosing your new pet, tifi cates to offset the cost. Cecelia Conrad was stopped Dr. Pam Woodin of the Burney simply call Dr. Woodin for your The certifi cates can be picked up Monday, 4:50 p.m., in the vehicle TEMPERATURES Veterinary Hospital has donated animal’s free appointment. for any licensed pet and taken to she was driving on Ponderosa Hi Low Rain 20 free spay and neuter surger- The adoption fee is $15. any vet for the discount. Avenue by Shasta County sheriff’s Feb. 11 54 16 ies to adoptable pets at the Haven “We are very grateful to Dr. If you already have an animal deputy Michael Matheson. Feb. 12 50 25 .09 Humane Society in Redding. Woodin,” said Shelby. “Through that needs spaying or neutering The vehicle had expired registra- and are willing to take it to one of Feb. 13 50 39 .07 This service is provided for Spay her generosity and kindness we are ton, deputies said and it was also Day, Feb. 25, and is offered only to able to save 20 lives. It means 20 of the Redding vets offering a discount determined Conrad was driving with Feb. 14 54 40 Trace Intermountain area residents who our creatures can be adopted and this month, pick up a Sheriff’s Offi ce Feb. 15 53 33 1.18 a suspended license, resulting in would like to adopt a cat or dog from get out of here.” discount certifi cate, too. the vehicle being towed. Feb. 16 45 30 .57 Haven Humane. February is Animal Spay and “It won’t get any cheaper,” Shelby An inventory search of the Feb. 17 47 28 “If any residents have been think- Neuter Month and also as part of said. vehicle revealed property reported Courtesy of Darryl Jones in Burney ing about getting a new pet, please the effort to curb pet overpopulation, For more information, call Haven stolen in a burglary the previous consider coming to Haven Humane 10 Redding-area veterinarians have Humane Society at 241-1653 or The Intermountain News day, reports show. Society and adopting an animal that reduced their fees for spaying and stop by for your new dog or cat. The P.O. Box 1030 A subsequent search of her has a Spay Day certifi cate on its neutering by 10 to 20 percent. facility is located at 7449 Eastside 36965 Main Street residence revealed additonal stolen cage,” said Sandy Shelby, director The Shasta County Sheriff’s Road, off Highway 273, about 1 mile Burney, California 96013 property, deputies said. of Haven Humane’s foster care and Offi ce in Burney and Animal Control south of Winn River Casino and Open: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm Conrad was booked into county outreach program. in Redding continually offer $20 cer- near the Jolly Giant Flea Market. jail and bail set at $10,000. HAVE YOUR COMMUNITY DELIVERED TO YOUR MAIL BOX. CALL 335-4533 TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY! PAGE 2 • FEBRUARY 19, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS

Winter royalty Burney High School’s Winter Car- nival court members are, from left, Freshmen Attendants Tiffani Davis and Matt Garza, Junior Attendants Angela Hiller and Kyle Moody, Queen Jenni Jackson and King Austin Rice, Senior Attendants Nicole Small and Ryan Means, Ashley Barrineau and Luke Forbis, and Sophomore Attendants Nata- lie Bartell and Jeremy Babajan. In front are Junior Attendants Clinton Bednar, 4, and Madison Barnes, 5. The court was presented Friday night following basketball with Mt. Shasta.

NEWS PHOTO / Jessica Van Laak

Not all news is doom and gloom for local schools BY MEG FOX The state Department of Principal Chris Knoch. According to the California in 2001-2002. Burney Junior- board meeting March 5. Not all the fi nancial news Education had a last minute Two days later the state Department of Education, 24 Senior High School’s was McArthur parents Chris coming from the school dis- change of mind and is not sent a letter advising that percent of the state’s elemen- 715, and Fall River’s was McArthur and Chelle Vestal trict is doom and gloom. qualifying the Fall River they were not qualifying any tary schools are at or above 754. have written a $75,000 grant In fact, at the Feb. 12 Elementary as a Program schools. the 800 API performance In another matter, the to the McConnell Foundation school board meeting, two Improvement School. The API growth target rate target. school board agreed to hear for new playground equip- schools in the Fall River The qualifi cation was is based on a school’s stan- Burney Elementary a grant proposal for Fall ment, including basketball JUSD had good news to because Fall River Elemen- dardized test scores, along School’s API score was 745 River Elementary at their next hoops. report. tary had not improved its API with other factors such as Burney Elementary School growth rate by the state’s socio-economics. has competed for and won a required number of points for Fall River Elementary $46,000 grant for 23 comput- two consecutive years. School, while down 34 points, ers and related hardware for The designation meant the had an API score of 705, An Astronomy Club in students in the fourth through school would have to trans- which was the median score sixth grades. port, at the school’s expense, for all elementary schools in The California Department any students who wanted the state in 2001-2002. The Intermountain Area of Education announced to go to Burney Elementary the recipients of the federal instead. Activities will be: School Renovation Technol- “We had just sent a letter BREAKFAST ogy Grant Jan. 31. to all the parents of our stu- •Viewing •Educational “It’s pretty exciting,” said dents notifying them that if LUNCH Principal Dianna Fischer. they wanted to, they had the DINNER •Telescope Building •Astrophotography There was also good news right to change schools and Cocktails, Beer & Wine from Fall River Elementary we would pay for transporta- CHINESE & OWNING A TELESCOPE IS NOT A AMERICAN CUISINE School. tion out of Title I funds,’ said Orders to Take Out 592 Market St. REQUIREMENT, JUST AN INTEREST Redding 241-9747 Young & Old are Welcome INTERMOUNTAIN If interested call Jim @335-5179 CHURCH DIRECTORY CHICO/REDDING FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Grace Community Bible Church 20428 Poplar Street, Burney Pastor Henry Winkelman Tamarack Ave. Burney 335-2367 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Independent Fundamental Worship 11 a.m. Bible Church 9:45 am Sunday School, all ages 335-4293 11 am Worship Service-6 pm Evening Service Wednesday: 7 pm www.Burney1stBaptist.org Bible Study and Prayer

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Deputies and Burney ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ in Burney reported his neigh- department was incompe- answering the door. Deputies her for making the telephone fi re department personnel A Johnson Park woman bors were climbing over his tent, didn’t want any medical found the woman had been calls. responded to a report of a fi re reported Saturday afternoon fence and breaking it Thurs- assistant and wouldn’t be drinking and admonished ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ at the former Sellers Broth- her landlord was trying to day at 5:49 p.m. ers raditor shop in Johnson evict her. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Park Monday morning. The ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ One juvenile was being fi re turned out to be steam David Handa reported treated for a possible frac- coming from solvent that Saturday a lost cellular tele- tured nose Thursday at 4:19 HUNGRY MOOSE had eaten through a metal phone in the Fall River Mills p.m. after being assaulted by container and spilled on the area. another juvenile on a school fl oor. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ bus in the Fall River Mills ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Two men were reported area. 6 oz. Rib Eye An Old Station woman fi ghting Friday at 11:45 p.m. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ February reported Sunday at 6:24 p.m. near the 37400 block of Birch A pair of basketball PIE SPECIAL! Steak Skillet she was being emotionally Avenue in Burney. shoes were reported stolen Whole Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner abused by her husband. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Thursday from Burney High $4.99* ALL DAY ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A fi ght between juveniles School. Cherry Pie *add soup or salad $1 more A caller reported a pack of over a missing bicycle was ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ PRIME RIB four dogs running down the reported Friday at 3:33 p.m. Michelle Lorrain Hiller ?Fri./Sat. 4PM-10PM No coupons or any other street near Tamarack Avenue $10.99* only near the 38000 block of Main reported Thursday from 8oz. discounts apply. and Pine Street Sunday at 8: Street in Johnson Park. Burney paychecks stolen and $12.99 $5.95 50 a.m. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ cashed. 10oz. Take-Out Only! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A Burney man reported ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A Burney caller reported Friday being harassed by A fi ght between room- Sunday at 2 a.m. her brother his sister and his wife’s ex- mates over stolen medica- went through her belongings husband. tions was reported Thursday BUY ANY and threatened her. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ morning at the 20300 block of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A Johnson Park man Elm Street in Burney. A Fall River Mills woman reported Thursday at 7:24 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ EARLY BIRD SKILLET reported Saturday at 6:57 p.m. he was assaulted 20 A fi ght among several adult BREAKFAST SPECIAL breakfast, lunch or dinner p.m. a juvenile was causing minutes earlier by a known males was reported Thurs- a fi ght at the 43000 block of subject. He was calling depu- day at 1:26 a.m. at the 20400 $2.99 Bridge Street. ties, not to press charges, GET 1 FREE block of Shasta Street. 2 Eggs, 2 pancakes, 2 Sausages, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ just to let them know that if he ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ &2Bacon.*6am-9am*7daysunts apply must purchase two beverages Expires Melinda Bassett reported sees the subject, he is going A Johnson Park woman No other disco *of equal or lesser value Saturday someone broke to murder him. reported Feb. 12 her hus- 3-15-03 into a residence at the 43800 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ band’s brother stole her block of Highway 299 in Fall A caller from the 37200 dog. 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For more information, call 24-MERCY PAGE 4 • FEBRUARY 19, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Criticism of board decision is ‘simple minded’ -From Page 1 positions is still in effect. “If The fourth wave rolls in with the two unions and the these processes are done port and understanding from trict.” a position becomes vacant from March 15 through April. district’s legal counsel, Alan legally and humanely.” our community and media, Boylan advised them to we’ll review it and hire if nec- That’s when the board Swanson, “to make sure He asked for “more sup- not less.” fi ght, rather than resolve their essary,” but there won’t be looks at extracurricular activi- differences with employees, new hires. ties, operation methods and Harner said. Principals were asked to the options suggested by the “They ultimately resulted wait until the second day of community. in the district paying fees to a custodian’s absence before It is also when certifi cated Mr. Boylan in excess of the hiring a substitute. staff could receive layoff amount required to settle the Sites are asked to limit notices. grievances.” purchases, use stockpiled In May, the district pres- He said criticism over the supplies fi rst, and follow ents its proposed 2003-2004 board’s decision to settle a review process for adult budget. the grievances was “simple travel, meals and lodging, Newton said they would minded” because if Boylan as well as for new equipment try to minimize impacts of had failed to resolve the purchases. the state’s budget constraints grievances, there would have “It doesn’t mean spending and would work closely been more costly lawsuits stops,” Newton said. – and more legal fees. “That would not be practi- Fall River High School cal without doing damage to Fire district teacher Debbie Marcum the curriculum, the district, read a letter of support for and more importantly, our has $136,389 the school’s Principal Liz students.” Kyle and Counselor Greg In his “sanity notes,” pre- owed to it Hawkins. pared to describe how the Signed by the school’s district is “answering the -From Page 1 faculty, it asked the board “to challenge of the state budget he said. keep their current administra- shortfall,” he compared their FDAC is also eliminating tion intact.” work to ocean waves. its safety dollars program as In getting back to busi- The fi rst wave is the imme- of July 1. ness, Newton handed out diate cost cutting. The commissioners also the tallied results of the 400 The next is the prepara- reviewed May’s draft format curriculum surveys returned tion of a “bare bones” budget to categorize existing and by parents, students, staff, model that begins with deter- future documents in the business leaders and other mining how much money is Administrative and the Rules community members. needed to provide the most and Regulations manuals. He is meeting with the two basic educational system. The proposed change is high school principals and Once the essentials are basically a table of contents counselors (this) week to funded, the district could to make it easier for anyone draft a proposed curriculum explore options presented to research a document. schedule for next year. “by caring members of our The district received its The new schedule would community for our consider- fourth report from A.I.S., the put both high schools “in con- ation and possible use.” company hired on a perfor- cert with each other, rather The third wave “involves mance-based contract to do than two ships passing in the determining what we will the ambulance billing. night.” offer to students in terms of At present, the fi re district They are expected to curriculum and the impact on has outstanding payments “interlock” for the fi rst time, personnel.” due of $136,389, with 60 allowing some teachers, per- Newton said the board accounts more than 150 days haps in music, art, and vo-ed, would meet the March 15 overdue. to move between sites. deadline for sending layoff May said their debt and The survey results, which notices to teachers. collections are “pretty consis- favored academics and We “remain hopeful that tent” with other departments included high school sports, any employee who is laid off and that he’s agreeable to will impact their decisions, can be recalled as the fi nan- working out monthly pay- Newton said. 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-From Page 1 people who responded to A total of 398 people people responded with 58 keeping Ag Mechanics II, 43 responded to keeping Inter- percent wanting to keep it, 31 percent “defi nitely want” it, 39 mediate Band, with 42 per- percent keeping it if there is percent “would like to keep,” cent defi nitely wanting it, 37 extra money, and 11 percent and 72 percent “could live percent wanting it if there is agreeing to live without the without” it. money, and 21 percent living course. About 30 percent of the without it. Among the courses that respondents want to keep About half of those sur- more people said they “could ROP construction and metal veyed responded to stipends, live without” were junior high fabrication, while 42 percent but 30 percent wanted it, 34 recycling, Fitness Is Fun, and would keep the classes if wanted it as an extra, and speech. there were extra funding, and 36 percent could live without Low marks also went about 25 percent could live paying coaches and year- to food science, a history without the classes. book advisors. through fi lm course, peer Of the 397 people who Newton said the school counseling, and child devel- considered High School board would take these opment. Wood Shop, 45 percent answers into consideration People were closely defi nitely want it, 30 percent when determining the cur- divided on wanting to keep would keep it with funding, riculum and the number of and living without junior high and 15 percent could live teaching positions needed to shop, public speaking, and without it. deliver them. study skills. There was a similar He is meeting with the two Opinions were also divided response to keeping band, high school principals and about Ag, ROP, junior high junior high and high school counselors (this) week to sports, and stipends. art, musical theater and year- draft a proposed curriculum For example, of the 394 book. schedule for next year. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

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PAGE 6 • FEBRUARY 19, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Golden LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Wedding gers to a watershed, in fact, at 5:45 p.m., Dad went to get the people. the past but focus on the Thank you is a wildfi re. Though the his coat so we could go for It’s the soldier not the future. dinner The Inter-Mountain Fair from local 4-H damage most associated a ride, we had to fi b to him reporter who gives you the In the end we try to make with wildfi res is the black- and tell him it was to cold. freedom of speech. It’s the every decision with the is looking for couples or Editor: ened forest left behind, a individuals who have been The Hat Creek 4-H Club We couldn’t tell him the staff soldier not the campus orga- thought in mind of what is wildfi re’s damage actually is would not let us take him out, nizer who allows you to dem- best for the young people of married for 50 years or would like to thank everyone far greater. who bought wreaths. as that would be talking bad onstrate. this school district. more. These fi res burn so about the staff that is against It’s the soldier who salutes Thanks again for all your We would like to invite It was very generous of intensely that they destroy you. The money will be used the new rules as well. the fl ag, serves the fl ag, thoughts and prayers. you to our annual Golden the soil’s organic component, -Sheri Duncan whose coffi n is draped with -Teri Vigil Wedding Dinner to be held to support us through the leaving the area susceptible year. McArthur t e fl ag that allows the pro- President during the fair on Friday, to fl ash-fl ooding and accel- tester to burn the fl ag!!! FRJUSD Board of Trustees August 29. Your community sup- erated erosion. Rains dra- port and encouragement is “Lord, hold our troops in Nancy Sisk If you have not received matically increase debris and Musical your loving hands. Protect Clerk, Board of Trustees an invitation before or your greatly appreciated. sediment fl ow into reservoirs -Krysteen Taylor, them as they protect us. Dr. Bob Hatcher, Trustee address has changed in the that supply municipalities, Sounds looks Bless them and their fami- Connie Sebastian, Trustee last year please call us at Reporter businesses and homes with Hat Creek 4-H Club for new ideas lies for the selfl ess acts they Ron Poli, Trustee 336-5695 or drop us a note water for human use. perform for us in our time of at P.O. Box 10, McArthur, Silt from fi res also pours Editor: need, Amen.” CA 96056. NDGW card into streams, damaging water Does folk singer, Tom Prayer Wheel: When you quality for fi sh and wildlife. Paxton, the originator of “Puff receive this please stop for a games on The kind of comprehen- the Magic Dragon,” bring moment and say a prayer for sive forest management Modoc our troops in Afghanistan and Editor: back memories? exemplifi ed by this Sierra the ones facing deployment The second series of Are you stirred by the Pacifi c Industries team is to Irag at this very moment, Pinochle and Canasta card gospel moan of blues artist, an example that, if followed, and all over this world. games was held on Satur- Kelly Joe Phelps? Or the Horseman’s could have far-reaching Please!!! of all the gifts you day, the 8th of February at curious dissonances of the implications for the millions could give a U.S. soldier is 7 p.m. visionary Kronos Quartet? Or of public forestland acres in your prayers, and remember It was good to see a few Chanticleer, the a cappella California, particularly those life is not measured by the more new people and hope men’s voices tumbling over Association that have been neglected and number of breaths we take, they enjoyed playing the “Shenandoah?” are increasingly unhealthy. but by the moments that take card games. Refreshments The virtuoso guitar of Alex By following their example, our breath away! were served and prizes were de Grassi? Or maybe even the risk of wildfi re can be the re-creation of a Renais- Thank you for taking the plans for given to the winners of both reduced – and the protection time to read this. Our daugh- games. sance experience-Tamara of watersheds in our state can ter is a graduate of Burney There will be grand prizes Loring, who had played be enhanced. We’ve seen the High School 2001. at the end of the series her harpsichord before the damage wildfi res can do; this Queen of England before She is stationed in May- future events which will be on the 22nd past summer wildfi res con- she came to the Fall River port Florida, 4-years—she is Pat Gaylord. of February. games are sumed more than 6 million The Modoc Horseman’s Theatre? now out to sea on a 6 month This committee will meet open to anyone of any age acres across the West, cost Association held their second All of these great people deployment. She is currently in the near future to make who wishes to play either more than $1 billion to fi ght meeting of the year on Feb- and many, many more have headed to Columbia. She initial assignments and plans Canasta or Pinochle. and even threatened one of ruary 8, at the Main Street performed in the Intermoun- works on ship in the engine and to establish a proposed This week’s winners for our national treasures – the Coffee Shop in Alturas. tain area under the auspices room. She really enjoys her list of classes. the high in Pinochle, Lois giant trees of the Sequoia The primary purpose of of your community concert job and is very proud to be This information will be Knight for the ladies, and National Monument. the large group was to elect association, Musical Sounds. able to serve her country! related to all M.H.A. mem- Jerry Monath won the men’s. We need to embrace and offi cers and to gather ideas It has been our honor and All our prayers to all our bers at their next meeting. Low prizes went to Leland replicate these forest man- for the various activities to be privilege to meet the art- sailors out to sea and all The committee will be open Gaylord and Dianna Hock- agement practices on public sponsored this year. ists and present their music our prayers to all our ground to any suggestions in adjust- ett, Leland Gaylord won the forestlands in California. New offi cers for M.H.A. in an intimate, down home troops!, all over the world! ments to their proposed class Traveling prize. Activists do a disservice to are: President-Teri Brown atmosphere. It’s “show biz!” -Richard & Connie schedule. Canasta winners were our national forest when they of Alturas; Vice President- It’s involving, challenging and Naslund Future shows planned for Henry Sunderman for high oppose any effort to selec- Wendy Easley of Alturas; fun. Burney the organization will include: and Jim Kilcrease for low, tively cut trees and mange Secretary-Tracy Nelson of After a two-year break, reining, stock horse, trail Kathy Purrington won the our public forestland. Alturas; Treasurer-Patty we at Musical Sounds would rides, and gymkhanas. ladies high and Beverly While endeavoring to “pro- Crenshaw of Alturas and like to resume musical activ- Kelly Poindexter and Kilcrease the low. tect” the environment, they As trustees, Public Relations-Pat Gaylord ity. Another concert series? Louisa Wistos have vol- There were also two actually set us on a course of Adin. A music festival? Anything we take this unteered their services for ladies who were given prizes that could end in disaster, as The members decided that goes! advertisements, so the public for getting all four red threes we saw this past summer. very seriously their fi rst show of the season We are looking for ideas will be made aware of what in one game, they were We all benefi t from the would be a two day horse and new energy. We need all event and when it will take Marjorie Poytress and Kathy proper management of Editor: event on May 24 and 25. Sat- sorts of minds, from fl amboy- place. Purrington. This is unusual healthy forest and the mead- We would like to express urday would be devoted to all ant to nit-picking. Meetings M.H.A.’s next meeting is there are nights nobody gets owlands that are part of those our appreciation to the staff “English” with Sunday being are interesting! scheduled for 10 a.m. on all of them. forestlands. A better-pro- Administrative, Certifi cated designated an all “Western” Please join us at the Fall Saturday, March 1 at Main The games are four tected watershed is an asset and Classifi ed for their sup- day. River Hotel, 1 p.m., Wednes- Street Coffee Shop. If you are rounds long. If one enjoys for all of us. port. A show committee was day afternoon, February 19. interested in showing horses playing either game come -Donn Zea is president of We would also like to assigned the responsibility And/or call me, 335-7438 or and want to become involved on out to the Ladies Pioneer the California Forest thank the community for for all activities relating to this Shirley McArthur, 336-5679. their support. In the past few please attend. Hall in Nubieber on Saturday Products Commission show (including securing a night and join them at 7 p.m. -Michel Royston weeks we have received judge, insuring that the arena The group is very inter- -Agnes Bartlett Musical Sounds Inc. many cards, letters and was groomed, deciding on ested in presenting new and Publicity Chairperson How phone calls expressing just awards, fi nding a water truck, different activities so, if you Bieber that. assigning announcer duties, have any ideas, come and inconsiderate Message from Many people are coming appointing folks to insure the get involved. daughter to the board meetings with show runs smoothly. Memberships are avail- Foresters Editor: great ideas and sugges- Members of the new com- able at: $15 for singles and I am upset with a elder Editor: tions. mittee include Wendy and juniors and $20 for fami- serve care home where my father- This beautiful message They are working hard to Steve Easley, Dyan Spon- lies. For further information community in in-law has resided since May, was sent to us from our help us fi nd a solution to the seller, Nicol Snow, Tracy please contact Pat Gaylord 2002. daughter while out to sea issues we face. Nelson, Karyn Breeze, and at 299-3310. unexpected We go to visit Dad about from the USS O’Bannon, a Out of every diffi cult situa- 2 to 3 days a week, we both Navy Destroyer on Feb. 4, tion comes good. I think the ways work. Dave drives a truck and 2003. good that we have found is has long hours. We have only I would like you to close that by working together we February is spay Editor: been in to visit before 7 p.m. can fi nd solutions. You would expect pro- your eyes and picture in your on a few occasions. mind a soldier at Valley Forge, By yourself you have fessional foresters to do a I guess the care home individual strength. Our and neuter month variety of tasks to manage as he holds his musket in his decided to change and have bloody hands, he stands collective strength is enor- The City of Redding If any residents have been forestland and reforestation restricted visiting hours from mous. has passed a resolution to thinking of getting a new pet, projects. barefoot in the snow, starved 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. starting Feb. from lack of food, wounded We appreciate all the offi cially declare the month please consider coming to But a forester’s job goes 1. I went to see Dad Feb. long and hard hours that of February Spay/Neuter Haven Humane Society and beyond that, as exemplifi ed from months of battle and 5 and called on Feb. 7 and emotionally scarred from the have gone into their options month. adopting an animal that has by three individuals honored talked to the owner with a and plans. In an effort to help curb pet a Spay Day certifi cate on it’s last year by the Honey Lake concern with Dad having a We appreciate people overpopulation and to reduce cage. Valley Resource Conserva- cold and NO mention of visit- caring enough to do so. It the number of unwanted lit- The neuter fee is waived tion District. ing hours being in effect. is easy to be a part of the ters, the local veterinary com- and the adoption fee is only The three Sierra Pacifi c On Feb. 7 Dave got home problem instead of the solu- munity is participating in the $15. The animal will be able Industries employees – Mike earlier than usual so we went tion. sixth annual Spay USA cam- to go home with it’s new Mitzel, Mike Thrush and to visit Dad. By the time we It is easy to tear down paign by lowering their usual owner the same day and a Mark Pustejovsky – were got there it was 6:55 p.m., but much more diffi cult to spay and neuter fees. spay or neuter appointment honored for their efforts to the owner did NOT let us in build. Please believe that But one vet in particular will be scheduled with Burney protect watersheds. to visit because the visiting that we are trying to solve has made a wonderful dona- Veterinary Hospital. Mitzel and Thrush coor- hours are from 8 a.m. to 7 this budget shortfall with the tion to shelter animals in It’s a great way to help dinated an effort to restore p.m. This was the fi rst we least affect to the students Redding. Burney veterinar- homeless animal get a new the grassy, 50-acre Palute heard about that so we were as possible. ian, Pam Woodin, of Burney home. Haven Humane is Meadow, which had been not real happy with the situ- We work and donate our Veterinary Hospital, has very grateful to Dr. Woodin damaged by a wildfi re, and ation. HEIDI NASLUND time by being on a board generously donated 20 free for her kind gesture. Pustejovsky worked with How inconsiderate not because we care about our spay and neuter surgeries For more information con- local teachers and students to post or even mention the eternity away from his family young people. to Haven animals in honor of tact: Sandy Shelby, Haven to remove non-native pep- new visiting hours policy. This and surrounded by nothing We want to create the Spay Day. Humane Society at 241- perweed from the Susan means we will only be able to but death and carnage of best educational environ- The free surgeries are only 1653. River watershed. visit on Sundays because war. ment we can for our district. for Intermountain residents. Mitzel and Thrush, work- Dave works 5 to 6 days a He stands tough with fi re Everyone is putting a lot of ing in conjunction with week. in his eyes and victory on his thought and effort into these the U.S. Fish and Wildfi re We have to give the care breath. He looks at us now in important decisions we are Raider Review Service and the Resource home caregivers 24-hour anger and disgust and tells making. ruary 19. Good luck to all the Conservation District, played prior request to take Dad for us this- BY NICOLE CARLOTTO It is not easy to make new and returning teams. a critical role in restoring the a drive as well and it is up to I gave you a birthright of The four day weekend was these decisions. We do not All the students around Palute Meadow by convert- the staff if we get to take Dad freedom born in the Consti- great. Now that everyone is want to lose any program Burney High have been ing roads back into mead- for a drive. tution and now your children rested up, we are all getting for our students. hustling around to get their owlands, building fencing to It seems we cannot take graduate to illiterate to read back into gear. A school district is differ- Raider Renaissance forms limit cattle grazing and plant- him out if he has any pend- it. I fought in the snow bare- The day before Valentine’s ent from most businesses. in. For this year’s assembly ing willow cuttings on sloping ing illness, like he might foot to give you the freedom Day proved to be busy as We are not producing international speaker Cary banks to protect them from catch a cold or have to go to to vote and you stay home ever. CSF members were things. We are shaping Trivanovich will be speaking! erosion. the bathroom or maybe he because it rains. busy assembling last minute lives. With the last home bas- Why do such work? The might need a drink of water I left my family destitute to candy grams, passing them We take this very seri- ketball games February meadowlands play a critical or something. give you freedom of speech out, and (to those who ously. By taking input from 11, and the SCL wrestling role in the ecosystem and in We have not been able to and you remain silent on criti- received a singing Valentine) our community and staff we tournament the weekend protecting the area’s water- take Dad out for a drive since cal issues because it might going around to show off their hope to come out with the before, the winter sports are shed – a vital resource that January 26. Even tough Dad be bad business. I orphaned singing skills. best educational opportuni- dwindling down. Baseball, benefi ts everyone in the area seems to be in good enough my children to give you a Raider Bowl is up and run- ties for our students. softball, track and golf prac- and beyond. health to go for a drive. government to serve you and ning for the second semester. We need to learn from tices begin soon! One of the biggest dan- We were in to visit Feb. 9 it has stolen democracy from The fi rst competition is Feb- THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • FEBRUARY 19, 2003 • PAGE 7 Intense OBITUARIES training O-Lite, a cinder block manu- Burney handled the arrange- John M. Perkins facturing company. ments. for fi re Perk-O-Lite owner, 68 He is survived by spouse Services for John M. Rae of Pittville; son Kent of ‘Squeek’ Perkins of Pittville Brentwood; daughter Kim district were held Saturday. Parker of Alturas; brothers He was buried at Fall River Milton and David Perkins Editor’s note: Volunteer Mills Cemetery. EMT I Nancy Hutchings with both of Pittville, Jamie of Mr. Perkins was born Jan. Sheridan, Montana; sister the Burney Fire Protection 20, 1935 in Pittville and was District wrote the following Veletta Bath of Bonanza, a life resident of Lassen Oregon; and four grandchil- story and photographed the County. training.) dren. He was the owner of Perk- McDonald’s Chapel in By NANCY HUTCHINGS The high level of moti- vation displayed by the Burney Fire Department’s volunteers, combined with the vast knowledge of Chief Want a Robert May, has resulted in an intense training regime for the Burney Fire Protection District. It has become increasingly better obvious that Chief May has an agenda. But this agenda is not to come in and change every body? aspect of the department. Instead he is modifying specifi c aspects of things as Bring your vehicle to us for a sleek, smooth body. they are done today and his Our precision frame straightening, dent removal and approach has made the vol- unteers eager to learn from custom color matching techniques will have him. Working closely with Lt. your vehicle looking like new in no time. Courtney Cleckler, fi re train- •Free Written Estimates ing offi cer, and Lt. Howard • All Work Guaranteed Fincher for the EMS train- ing, the volunteers on a new • Insurance Work Specialists high. • I-CAR Gold Class Professionals By starting at the basic • ASE Certified Fire Fighter Level One, Chief May sees what the volunteers •Foreign & Domestic Vehicles know and whether or not they •Auto Glass Replacement can perform. FRANK KIMP • Local Dependable Service It also enables him to transform their abilities one step at a time. INTER MOUNTAIN BODY WORKS Currently Chief May is insti- tuting in-depth training with 38227 Main Street • Johnson Park • 335-4558 the Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA). In the past, the Burney fi re- fi ghters and EMS personnel fi ghter have received training from Burney and also Shasta on getting out of tight places Lake City and Anderson. and working out of entangle- The class is offered at no ments. cost to the Burney volunteers This includes the “Denver and for $70 to those outside Prop,” which is designed to the district. teach the volunteers how to A Command 1B class is extricate another fi refi ghter planned. from a tight hallway with a Those attending these IMRT. window 30 inches above the classes will receive a certifi - fl oor. cate of completion, which is In recent training, Chief recognized by the California plus May has taken this basic Fire Chiefs Association. knowledge and provided new Chief May is certifi ed to TLC. information that makes get- teach a wide range of topics ting out of an entanglement from Emergency Medical that much more possible. Services to Fire Chief training The result is the much programs. higher probability that With Chief May’s unself- Burney’s fi refi ghters would ish dissemination of this survive a potentially fatal knowledge and the sponge incident. like reaction of the volunteers Chief May also recently the already high quality of instituted Rapid Intervention service being provided to Crew (RIC) Tactics. the Burney Basin is growing While the volunteers have exponentially. always carried out the “two The volunteers of the in, two out” rule, RIC is more Burney Fire Protection Dis- specifi c. trict, who have always held This rule states that when themselves with high esteem there are fi refi ghters in a and maintained high levels building, there should also be of motivation, are coming to fi refi ghters outside who are these Tuesday night training’s to rapidly respond if anyone with new expectations. inside is in trouble. Now add the contribution “We didn’t know that there of knowledge and motiva- were specifi c duties assigned tion from their new chief and to the standby personnel what you get is very intensive during an event,” said one of emergency response training Burney’s volunteers. resulting in great service to “We not only hadn’t had the community. any RIC training, we didn’t When members of the even know it had a name.” Burney Fire Department hit The volunteers feel more the road they go with the confi dent now that they’re in pride that their community That’s Mercy. the know. has for them, and the confi - Chief May is also teach- dence that everything will be ing Command 1A classes on handled professionally and At the Mercy Regional Saturday at the fi re hall and safely. It only gets better from these are open to both fi re- here. Cancer Center, the North State’s most advanced IMRT 2003 1500 HD ExtCab lets us treat cancer quickly with much less damage to healthy tissues. 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336-5532 • 44275 Hwy 299, McArthur Copyright 2002 Varian Medical Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. PAGE 8 • FEBRUARY 19, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • FEBRUARY 19, 2003 • PAGE 9 Raider Fall River varsity girls lose on girls win Burney varsity, JVs caught in den, home court, 58-42, to Cougars By KEEGAN MOYER “They had a big fi rst half Brittany Shelton each added 2 against The Fall River Girl’s team and we couldn’t seem to get 8 points. Carissa Romberger both lose to Trinity was outgunned by the Weed back into the game after that,” netted 6, and Abbey Salters Cougars on their home court said coach Kathy Jones. “We rounded out Fall River’s scor- opponents BY MEG FOX methodical. We don’t want to last Thursday night. had opportunities to cut their ing with 2 points. Burney’s Varsity and JV let them get running and gun- The Bulldog Gals’ lost 58- lead to single digits, but every The loss puts the girls’ SCL BY MEG FOX Boys found themselves ning,” she said. Raider Varsity Girls Coach 42 in a game that was in the time they would come down record at 6-4 and their overall caught in a Wolves den But they did. Cougars’ control for all four and score at their end.” record at 16-5. The team Susan Ayers was crowing Friday at Trinity High School It also didn’t help that two last week over their two con- quarters. Abby McArthur was the faced Modoc here Tuesday, in Weaverville. of her starters fouled out, she Weed got up on the leading scorer for the Bull- and fi nishes the regular secutive wins. In Varsity play, the Wolf said. “We really have started Bulldogs quick and never let dogs with 10 points. Jessica season at home Friday night attack didn’t get vicious until Burney’s high point scor- them back in the game with Hero, Libby DeCoito, and versus Mt. Shasta. to work together as a team,” the fourth quarter, said Coach ers for the game were Kyle she said. “It’s starting to their relentless pushing of the Tara Jones. Moody with 18 points and ball up and down the court for come together, but unfortu- “At the end of the third Chris Prigmore with 17. nately, it’s at the end of the nearly the entire game. Hat Creek cousins quarter we were only down Roman Metzger added 7 Pushing the ball down season.” four points,” she said. points to the score. The Modoc Braves arrived the court resulted in seven The score was then 48- Jones didn’t have much to fast break lay-ups for the winners at latest in Raider territory Feb. 11 and 44. say about the JV Boys loss to met with defeat, 51-46. Cougars. Weed also out shot “Then we lost control of the Trinity Wolves, other than Fall River by putting in 46% of On Friday, Burney’s Varsity the tempo of the game. We’d that they lost at a “whomping” Girls traveled to Weaverville their shots from the fi eld. The high school rodeo been keeping it slow and in 72-30. Bulldogs netted a respectable to take on the Trinity Wolves Hat Creek cousins Blaire the fourth quarter it started But everyone got to play, 35% shooting percentage. Mandy Davis, of Cot- and, now on a roll, defeated Bidwell, 16, and Chad going too fast and we lost she said, and maybe the loss Jessica Hero, a sopho- tonwood, won the Girls All- them, too, 50-42. Bidwell, 17, were the two control. had to do with the Burney more, grabbed a game high Around Cowgirl award with “It was really nice to go local winners in this month’s “Trinity can play faster and JV’s beating Trinity they last of 17 rebounds for the Bull- 92 points. Colby Camacho, of up there and get a win, District 1 California High so we needed to be slow and time they met in Burney. dogs. Red Bluff, was the All-Around especially against a school School Rodeo on Feb. 8 and Cowboy with 95 points. that has twice the number 9 in Cottonwood. This was Blaire’s third of kids,” said Ayers. “And we Blaire Bidwell won the Reserve All-Around Cowgirl were only playing with a team Reserve All-Around Cowgirl award for the season, having of seven. I’m just real proud Burney boys varsity, F.R. varsity title for the third time this won it Oct. 26 with 77 points of them” season with her total of 89 and Nov. 16 event with 85 Against Trinity, Ayers said, JVs lose to Modoc boys lose points. points. “We moved the ball so well, BY MEG FOX the ball over a lot in that fi rst She came in fi rst in break- She’s also held the All- looking for the open man. to Cougars away with 13.22; third in pole Around Cowgirl title twice Defensively they played very The Boys Varsity and JV quarter and, even though we teams at Burney High School played better in the second bending with 46.068; fourth so far with 81 points at the well, also, and seemed to By KEEGAN MOYER in goat tying with 22.05; and season opener Sept. 21 in know where to move.” are ending their season on half, that was the difference low notes, though it’s still in the game.” The Fall River Varsity Boys fi fth in girls cutting with 134. McArthur and with 112.5 High point scorers in both team led the Weed Cougars Chad Bidwell made the points at the Jan. 26 rodeo. the Trinity and Modoc games exciting to watch them play. High point scorers for There’s one more game to Burney were Kyle Moody for nearly the entire game, winner’s roster with his third The next rodeo will be were freshmen Robbie Fulk but lost in the fi nal quarter. place in calf roping with the Inter-District Rodeo on and Kayla Stover. go, Friday, in Etna. with 19 points, Chris Prig- The Modoc Braves from more, 14; and Kevin Wrigley, Weed outscored the Bull- 34.41. He also took a third in Feb. 28, March 1 and 2 at Fulk scored 17 points dogs 23 to 17 in the fi nal team roping with his partner the Pauline Davis Pavilion in in both games and had 14 Alturas arrived in the Raid- 7 points. ers gym Feb. 11 and soundly As for the JV game, a 56- quarter to pull out the win, Jessica Hemphill, of Tule- Red Bluff. rebounds in the game with 54-50. lake, with 64.97 Modoc. Stover scored 12 defeated the Varsity team, 41 loss for Burney, Jones 78-53, and the JV Boys, 56- said, “We had a slow start Colin Corr was the Bull- points in the Modoc game dogs leading scorer with 16 and 15 points at Trinity. 41. and never got over it.” Coach Tara Jones said Grant Moody scored most points. Brandon Beck added Fall River High 3 “Kayla stepped up and did 10 points for the Dogs’. a great job. She’s starting Varsity lost their game in the of the points, with 23, fol- very fi rst quarter, when the lowed by J.D. Dennis with 9 John Morris netted 9 to come into the game and points and hauled in the qualify for challenge Robbie also had outstanding Braves led the game, 27-8. points. “We came out and turned same number of rebounds in games,” said Ayers. the contest. BY MEG FOX from each event will go in to Other high scorers in the The Bulldogs lost starter Three Fall River High compete at the state fi nals. Modoc game were Rocksann Fall River girls JV team Daniel Pagan in the fi rst quar- School students in District I Blaire Bidwell is competing Barba, 10, and Kim Byrd, 5. ter due to an ankle injury. It’s High School Rodeo – Blaire in breakaway roping and girls Stover and Diannah Childers defeats Weed Cougars doubtful if Pagan will return Bidwell, Chad Bidwell, and cutting and is the alternate grabbed fi ve rebounds each. for the fi nal two games of the Jackie McArthur - have quali- in both goat-tying and barrel Helping get the win against By KEEGAN MOYER the fi nal period of play. season. fi ed to compete in the Chal- racing. Trinity was Aimee Ayers with Fall River’s J.V. girls Freshman Leslie Taylor “The boys responded well lenge of Champions taking Chad Bidwell is competing 7 points, 15 rebounds, and 5 seized the school’s only and Shawna Truan were after Pagan went down and place March 21-23 at the in bull riding. steals. Diannah Childers had victory last Thursday night the leading scores for the led for much of the game,” Amador County Fairgrounds Jackie McArthur is also an 6 points and Rocksann Barba downing the Weed Cougars Bulldogs netting 14 and 11 said coach Greg Hawkins. in Plymouth. alternate in barrel racing. made fi ve assists. 40-29. respectively. “We just couldn’t pull it out at The nine high school rodeo There are 93 high school “It’s been a long struggle The Girls gained their Brittany Wagner followed the end. districts in California picked students in District I, con- and it’s exciting to see them revenge against the Cou- them with 6 points while The Bulldogs looked to their top three competitors in sidered by many to be the playing team basketball,” gars after losing a close on a Maggie DeCoito added 4. snap their eight-game losing each of the 11 events to bring toughest and most competi- said Ayers. couple weeks ago in Weed’s Delaney Chapman rounded streak against Modoc Tues- into the ring for this event. tive. gym. out the scoring with 3 points. day. From here, the top fi ve The Bulldogs controlled The J.V. girls look to cap the game for all four quarters. of a successful season with Cougars At the end of the third quarter wins against Modoc on Tues- Weed got within 5 points of day night and then a victory defeat F.R. the Bulldogs, but Fall River against Mt. Shasta on Friday. quieted Weed’s comeback Games start at 4 P.M. for both JV boys in by outscoring them 10 to 4 in Tuesday and Friday. McArthur By KEEGAN MOYER Burney JV girls lose The Fall River J.V. Boys were defeated by the Weed BY MEG FOX made 2 points each. Cougars for the second time Burney’s JV Girls team At Trinity High School, the this year Thursday night, in is starting to score when JV girls lost 47-17, in a sea of McArthur. they shoot, but are not even Trinity’s red and white school The Bulldogs were close to where Coach Jason colors on Valentine’s Day. downed 63-61 by the Cou- Coloma hopes to get them Jessica Van Laak was gars in a game where a and that won’t happen until the high point scorer with 7 different team had the lead next year. points. Amy Spencer, Anika after every quarter. “The big thing is the shoot- Kierce, Amber Spooner, The Bulldogs lead after ing,” he said. “We’ve got to Megan Spooner, and Taylor the 1st and 3rd quarters, make our shots. If we did, it White each scored 2 points. while the Cougars were on would change the whole feel “The season has been top at the end of the half, and of the game.” frustrating and disappointing, after the fi nal buzzer, the only Burney lost to Modoc 50- but they’ve come a long way,” time the lead really matters. 28 in their Feb. 11 game in said Coloma. “I think I’ve got The difference in this high the Raider gym. to get them when they’re scoring affair was the Bull- High point scorers were younger. The fundamentals dogs’ inability to make their Tosha Beck and Jessica Van just aren’t there. shots from the charity stripe Laak, with 6 points each. “But, truthfully, a win or count, while Weed capital- Melissa Hecht contributed loss is not a big thing to me. ized on their opportunities. 4 points; Amy Spencer and I just love that the kids play The Dogs’ put in a meager Amber Spooner had 3 points with heart and I think, boy, 7 out of 20 shots from the each. Jennifer Wall, Megan did they try. Hopefully, they line while the Cougars sunk Spooner, and Amanda Wade will get better.” 19 out of 27. That’s a 35% free throw shooting percent- age for the Bulldogs and an Burney 8th-grade undefeated impressive 70% for the sharp BY MEG FOX legrino. “That’s pretty impres- shooters of Weed. Burney’s eighth grade sive.” Blake Connors was on fi re boy’s basketball team has His seventh graders for the Bulldogs, sinking four taken the winner’s title fol- played three games, winning three-pointers, making him lowing an undefeated season two and taking second place. the high point man with 26 that culminated in winning the Stats were not available points. championship tournament in at press time, but the win- Robbie Adams put up 14, Alturas Feb. 14-15. ning eighth team players with 12 coming from his three “They played two games, are: Cooper Allison, Jason key three-pointers. US BANK OF CALIFORNIA won both, had a bye and won Bonjour, Axton Bonsey, BURNEY BRANCH Keegan Moyer added the championship,” said Tony Jason Faccenetti, Derek 7 while Cliff Manley and Pellegrino. Harrington, Rocky Leonard, 37131 Main Street Brady Corr each pumped in Pellegrino coaches the Ryan Rhodes, and Gary Burney, California 96013 4 apiece. seventh grade boys’ team, Wright. 530-335-4531 The loss puts the Bulldogs who took second place in the Playing for the seventh at 5-5 in SCL play with two tournament. (Eighth grade grade team are Nick Calzia, more games left. Coaches Ray Metcalf and Kyle Cantrell, A.J. Cornejo, On Tuesday the Modoc Jim Casaurang were not Shea Logan, Vincent Pel- Braves travel to McArthur available Monday for com- legrino, Tanner Ramlow, and then on Friday the Mt. ment.) Adam Valdivia, Ryan Watson, Shasta Bears make the trek “The eighth graders have Michael Ybarra, and Michael to “the valley” to fi nish off the been undefeated for two Yingling. season. years running,’ said Pel- THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES • FEBRUARY 19, 2003 TTHEHE WWANTANT ADSADS CALL (530) 335-4533 • (530) 275-1716 • (530) 549-3304 CHARGE IT TO YOUR DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS

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Any information etc. Call Ron or Teresa SALE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED obtained will be used for that Harshman at 335-4806 Brother M-1824L dot OF TRUST, DATED 10/16/ purpose. 02/05;12;19/2003 or call the Club at 335- 1992 UNLESS YOU TAKE R-92531 matrix printer $5; 3 ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR CNS- 495109# 4971 after 4 p.m. Hewlett packard Scan- PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS (02tfc) Jet fl atbed scanners, AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU ______NEED AN EXPLANATION OF ______CASSEL AA Alcoholics serial, SCSI, and USB THE NATURE OF THE PRO- $5 each, See at 36965 CEEDING AGAINST YOU, NOTICE OF Anonymous. Support YOU SHOULD CONTACT APPLICATION TO SELL and understanding, Main St., Burney or A LAWYER. On 02/26/2003 ALCOHOLIC telephone 335-4533. at 11:00 AM, LOANSTAR BEVERAGES someone to talk to. MORTGAGEE SERVICES, 0302-26) L.L.C., as duly appointed Date of Filing application: Transportation to meet- January 30, 2003 ings available. Please ______Trustee under and pursuant FREE 2-ROOM DIRECTV to Deed of Trust recorded The Name(s) of the call 335-4052 or 335- 10/23/1992, as Instrument No. Applicant(s) is/are: System w/installation! 3 2611, 335-4142, 335- 49019, in book 2923, page MONTOYA, MARTHA B. months Free HBO & Cin- 127, of Offi cial Records in the The applicants listed 7064 Offi ce of the County Recorder emax ($6value) Unlimited. above are applying to the (02tfc) of Shasta County, State of Cal- Access 225+ channels! ifornia. Executed by: Martin J. Department of Alcoholic ______Hockenberry, and Diana L. Beverage Control to sell Digital-quality picture/sound. alcoholic beverages at: PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, Hockenberry, husband and 40%-80% SAVINGS off of Packages $31.99/mo. wife will sell at public auction 37063 Main St. A PLACE YOUR AD BY 4 P.M. FRIDAY to highest bidder for cash, Burney, CA 96013 most prescriptions. Guar- Limited. 1-800-360-4039. cashier’s check / cash equiva- Type of license(s) Applied anteed or it is free! Call our (CAL*SCAN) lent or other form of payment 37300 MAIN STEET for: (s)Julie I. Reuter ness name listed above on toll free number, 1-800-545- ______authorized by 2924h(b). FICTITIOUS BUSINESS BURNEY, CA 96013 Notice: This fi ctitious (payable at time of sale in 41 - On-Sale Beer and NAME STATEMENT 12/19/2002 6972. (CAL*SCAN) ALL ELECTRIC WHEEL- Wine - Eating Place Mt. Burney Chevron LLC name statement expires (s)Michael Lee lawful money of the United File No. 2003-0000168 State: California ______CHAIRS - New - No cost States) at the East entrance Published February 5, 12, fi ve years from the date Notice: This fi ctitious February 4, 2003 This business is conducted it was fi led in the offi ce to you if eligible. Medicare to the County Courthouse, 19, 2003 The following person is name statement expires 1500 Court Street, Redding, by Limited liability Comp. of the county clerk. A new ______doing business as: fi ve years from the date 11 accepted. Wheelchairs and CA. All right, title and interest The Registrant began to fi ctitious business name it was fi led in the offi ce of conveyed to and now held by HUNGRY MOOSE transact business under Powerchairs (scooter-style) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS statement must be fi led the county clerk. A new it under said Deed of Trust in RESTAURANT the fi ctitious business prior to that date. The PERSONALS “We treat you right!” Call the property situated in said NAME STATEMENT 37453 HIGHWAY 299E fi ctitious business name Cribbage players name listed above on 01/ fi ling of this statement statement must be fi led 7 days. (800) 835-3155. County and State described File No. 2003-0000158 BURNEY, CA 96013 13/2003. Enjoy fun evenings as: as more fully described in February 3, 2003 does not of itself autho- prior to that date. The (CAL*SCAN) Klein, Anthony Allen (s)Ronald N. Telford rize the use in this state of the above mentioned Deed of The following person is 37048 Hearth House Lane fi ling of this statement playing cribbage every ______Trust APN# 098250001000. Member a fi ctitious business name does not of itself authorize doing business as: Burney, CA 96013 Notice: This fi ctitious Tuesday at 7 p.m. at METAL BUILDINGS. The street address and other SHASTA LAKE GLASS in violation of the rights the use in this state of a common designation, if any, Klein, Darrellyne name statement expires of another under federal, Mt. Burney, Roff Way. 30’x50’x14’/$8,905 and of the real property described SHASTA LAKE GLASS & 37048 Hearth House Lane fi ctitious business name fi ve years from the date state or common law (See in violation of the rights For more information, 60’x70’x16’/$10,577 new above is purported to be: SUPPLY Burney, CA 96013 it was fi led in the offi ce of 13845 Murphy Lane Oak Run WERTZ ENTERPRISES Sections 14411 ET SEQ., of another under federal, call Ron 335-4033 after This business is conducted the county clerk. A new Business and Professions on the dock. Available for California 96069. The under- WERTZENT by Husband and Wife. The state or common law (See 6 p.m. signed Trustee disclaims any fi ctitious business name Code.) Sections 14411 ET SEQ., inspection in Lockeford, Cal- 4624 SHASTA DAM BLVD Registrant began to trans- statement must be fi led (0303-05) liability for any incorrectness SHASTA LAKE, CA 96019 Published February 12, Business and Professions ifornia. Contact John Riddle of the street address and act business under the prior to that date. The 19, 26, March 5, 2003 ______Wertz, William R. fi ctitious business name Code.) for freight rate at (800) 981- other common designation, if fi ling of this statement ______Published January 29, any, shown herein. Said sale 4624 Shasta Dam Blvd. listed above. does not of itself authorize 8153. (CAL*SCAN) Shasta Lake, CA 96019 February 5, 12, 19, 2003 12 will be made, but without cov- (s)Anthony Klein the use in this state of a FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ______enant or warranty, expressed This business is conducted Notice: This fi ctitious fi ctitious business name ______CANADIAN DRUGS- Half or implied, regarding title, pos- by an Individual. The Reg- NAME STATEMENT name statement expires in violation of the rights File No. 2003-0000124 LOST/FOUND Price. Save up to 60% session, or encumbrances, to istrant began to transact fi ve years from the date FICTITIOUS BUSINESS pay the remaining principal of another under federal, January 28, 2003 business under the fi cti- it was fi led in the offi ce of NAME STATEMENT on your Prescription sum of the note(s), secured state or common law (See The following person is REWARD Drugs delivered right to by said Deed of Trust, with tious business name listed the county clerk. A new Sections 14411 ET SEQ., File No. 2003-0000072 above on 1/1/2003. doing business as: January 15, 2003 Lost dog: Shepard mix, your Door! Toll-free info: interest thereon, as provided fi ctitious business name Business and Professions AROUND THE HOUSE in said note(s), advances, if (s)William R. Wertz statement must be fi led Code.) The following person is black and tan, 60 lbs, 1-866-345-DRUG (3784). any, under the terms of said Notice: This fi ctitious 3332 TIMBERCREEK DR doing business as: prior to that date. The Published February 12, REDDING, CA 96002 Answers to Fred or (CAL*SCAN) Deed of Trust, fees, charges name statement expires fi ling of this statement HAT CREEK SADDLE CO. and expenses of the Trustee 19, 26, March 5, 2003 Barker, Carlton Freddie. Is visiting from ______fi ve years from the date does not of itself authorize ______12533 HWY 44/89 and of the trusts created by it was fi led in the offi ce of 3332 Timbercreek Drive Old Station, CA 96071 Arcadia, ID tag phone said Deed of Trust. The total the use in this state of a Redding, CA 96002 amount of the unpaid balance the county clerk. A new fi ctitious business name FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Van Riper, Timothy M. number is 626 area 34 fi ctitious business name Barker, Sue 12533 Hwy 44/89 of the obligation secured by in violation of the rights NAME STATEMENT 3332 Timbercreek Drive code. Local contact the property to be sold and statement must be fi led of another under federal, File No. 2003-0000140 Old Station, CA 96071 FUEL & reasonable estimated costs, prior to that date. The Redding, CA 96002 This business is con- number is 335-3596. state or common law (See January 30, 2003 This business is con- expenses and advances at fi ling of this statement Sections 14411 ET SEQ., ducted by an individual. Last seen near Crane the time of the initial publica- The following person is ducted by copartners. The FIREWOOD does not of itself authorize Business and Professions doing business as: The Registrant has begun Rd in Cassel. tion of the Notice of Sale is the use in this state of a Registrant has begun to to transact business under Firewood for sale, oak $71,874.25. The benefi ciary Code.) GIFT EXPRESSIONS transact business under (032-26) under said Deed of Trust here- fi ctitious business name Published February 12, 12423 OAK KNOLLS RD the fi ctitious business $150, a cord Juni- in violation of the rights the fi ctitious business name listed above on ______tofore executed and delivered 19, 26, March 5, 2003 BELLA VISTA, CA 96008 name listed above per $125 a cord. We to the undersigned a written of another under federal, ______Reuter, Julie Inez 3/1/2001 Lost cat: Long hair Declaration of Default and state or common law (See (s)Carlton L. Barker (s)Tim Van Riper deliver. 336-6665. 12423 Oak Knolls Road Notice: This fi ctitious white Persian, right Demand for Sale, and a writ- Sections 14411 ET SEQ., FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Notice: This fi ctitious (0303-05) ten Notice of Default and Elec- Bella Vista, CA 96008 name statement expires ear is clipped & has Business and Professions NAME STATEMENT This business is conducted name statement expires ______tion to Sell. The undersigned Code.) fi ve years from the date big eyes. Last seen in caused said Notice of Default File No. 2003-0000102 by an Individual. The Reg- fi ve years from the date Black oak, $140 cord, Published February 19, it was fi led in the offi ce it was fi led in the offi ce of Cassel, down Sand Pit and Election to Sell to be January 22, 2003 istrant began to transact of the county clerk. A new have two left. 337- recorded in the county where 26, March 5, 12, 2003 The following person is business under the fi cti- the county clerk. A new Road. If you see him ______fi ctitious business name fi ctitious business name 6513. the real property is located. doing business as: tious business name listed statement must be fi led please call 335-5319 or First American Lenders statement must be fi led (0302-26) MT. BURNEY CHEVRON above on 12/15/2002. prior to that date. The take him to US Bank. prior to that date. The ______fi ling of this statement fi ling of this statement (032-19) does not of itself autho- does not of itself authorize ______rize the use in this state of the use in this state of a PROFILE CROSSWORD PUZZLE a fi ctitious business name ANSWERS ON BACK PAGE fi ctitious business name in violation of the rights in violation of the rights of another under federal, Mineral, Mineral or Mineral? of another under federal, state or common law (See state or common law (See Sections 14411 ET SEQ., Notice of Intent ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Sections 14411 ET SEQ., Business and Professions Business and Professions 1. Agronomist's Code.) To Adopt a Mitigated 14 15 16 Code.) study Published February 5, 12, Published January 29, Negative Declaration 5. Muscle twitch 19, 26, 2003 February 5, 12, 19, 2003 17 18 19 ______For the Allen Telescope 10. Classic ______Pontiacs 20 21 22 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Beginning Piano or Vocal Array Project 14. Heche or Rice NAME STATEMENT Lessons. Child and adult. 15. Nation on File No. 2003-0000136 23 24 25 26 Call Jill Reed, 335-5209. Hispaniola January 29, 2003 The University of California, Berke- (0302-19) 16. Saint Philip The following person is 27 28 29 30 31 32 ley is proposing to adopt a Mitigated __ doing business as: ______COM TEC ADVERTISE to over 5 million Negative Declaration for the Allen (Renaissance 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 1849 KEYSTONE CT. Telescope Array (ATA) Project at the priest) REDDING, CA 96003 Californians with a statewide 17. Hoops 40 41 42 43 ABSOLUTE, INC. classified ad in 199 news- University’s Hat Creek Radio Obser- star/mineral STATE: CA papers. $450 for 25 words. vatory in Shasta County. The project This business is con- expert? 44 45 46 47 Regions available. 800-637- consists of constructing a new world- 19. Q.E.D. middle ducted by a Corporation. 3540 (CAL*SCAN) The Registrant began to class radio astronomical research 20. Tent securer 48 49 50 51 transact business under ______21. Don, as a pair the fi ctitious business instrument, consisting of 350 21-ft x of pants 52 53 54 55 56 name listed above on 24 ft antennas (satellite-type dishes) 23. "You __ dog, 1/1/2003 B.B.B. you!" 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 (s)Robert Gardinier HARDWOOD and associated support facilities, at 26. Perennial President the Hat Creek Radio Observatory presidential 64 65 66 67 Notice: This fi ctitious FLOORS name statement expires and adjacent lands. hopeful Harold Tearouts, 68 69 70 fi ve years from the date 27. "Cheers" it was fi led in the offi ce Repairs, perch of the county clerk. A new The proposed Mitigated Nega- 71 72 73 32. "__ longa, Band, Inc. acNamara’s fi ctitious business name Lays, Sand & tive Declaration/Initial Study for the vita brevis" ©M statement must be fi led Refi nish American Profile Hometown Content 030216 project is available from the Hat 33. Bryce Canyon prior to that date. The fi ling of this statement FREE state Creek Radio Observatory, 42231 59. Like some 6. 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Wide lot with lots of trees.....3187 ... $48,900 tinuous concrete curbing. ______SOLDIER MOUNTAIN ROAD 5 acres w/old growth timber. View. Reduced! ..3188 ... $36,000 #2513...20458 Shasta St. Perfect starter home or great investment property REDUCED...... $47,000 Equipment, training, market- 1986 Jeep Cherokee 4 DAY ROAD 3+ acres on Day Road, was $15,000., now reduced to ...... 3178 ... $12,000 #2416...20134 Hudson St.Quality blt custom 2332 sq ft 3 bd 2 ba,1000 sq ft gar.1.33 ac ...... $325,000 ing with back-up and sup- WD, runs good, clean, PITVILLE BLUFF 2.3 Acres, to build your home on. Views of valley, mts ...... 3167 ... $53,900 #2477...Oak St. in McArthur. Remodeled 3 bd 1 1/2 ba home. Large patio, dbl gar...... $89,500 port. Don’t wait, some areas good tires. $1,950. 336- Soldier Mountain…10 beautiful acres with plenty of treesSOLD and its own well....3206 ... $59,000 still available. 1-866-254- 5027 till 8 p.m. #2478...37181 Main St. Business & Home combination. Great location 3bd, 2.5 bath ...... $168,500 Soldier Mt. Road in Glenburn area. Lovely views and good area...... 3101 ... $29,500 #2379...Upper Fall River fl ows by this exquisite 5,800 sq. ft. home. Views most rms...... $4,800,000 5372 www.kwikkerb.com (032-26) GOMEZ ROAD, 80 acres in Glenburn area. Trees & wildlife. Splits O.K...... 3218 ... $99,500 #2370...37148 Siskiyou...Burney Mtn view, 2600 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. 2.5 ba hm on 3.89 acs...... $370,000 (CAL*SCAN) ______Sunset Lane off Kauffenberg Rd. Great views and lots of wildlife in area .....3239 ... $20,000 #2415…21807 SECOND ST. 2 Level acs, older home fi xer/upper. Owner will carry!!...... $77,500 Gomez Road is where you will find this 80 ac. Remote, beautiful, level, trees.3235 ... $69,000 ______1990 Chevy Suburban LAND FOR SALE Old Station, Huge Pines! Fronts of State Hiway 89 & also on cul-de-sac...... 3241 ... $16,500 89640 miles, auto Burney...1/2 Acre Building lot. Situated on Bartel St., nice trees & privacy ...3254 ... $29,900 #2555...Lynda Ln. 1+/- Acre in Mill Creek subdivision, Oak Run...... $7,500 70 trans, air, power brakes, Burney Terrace Nice 1/2-Ac. building lot with beautiful trees and sloping ...... 3155 ... $36,900 clean. 336-5428. #2559...Robin Way 100 x150 buildable lot. All set up for mobile home ...... $14,500 20 Forested acres. Possible split into 5 acre parcels. Off Day road + wildlife .3262 ... $39,900 BUILDING/ (032-26) #2552...Nice level parcel in Dana surrounded by mountains and trees...... $18,000 Glenburn Area. View! 10 acres off Gomez Road, Trees, privacy ...... 3279 ... $14,900 ______#2518...Little Valley hunting paradise, 106.8 acres. Remote property...... SALE PENDING $39,000 Pittville Bench Road 10 acres in rural setting and the price is right. Privacy! .3284 ... $13,500 CONTRACTING 97 Grand Cherokee, #2543...6.72 Acres off of Day Rd. Large seasonal pond...... $26,000 All steel building engi- #2259... Over 2000 feet of Fall River frontage on 9.9 acres...... $89,000 COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT ************************ 63K miles, one owner, Main St. west end of Burney. 200ft. Hwy frontage. Zoned C-2 for business ..3091 ... $39,500 neered certifi ed 50x100 V8, AT, AC, PW, PL, #2525...Montgomery Creek Falls Rd. 40 Acres with several building sites...... $35,000 #2507...Cascade Ave lot zoned C-2. Over 10,000 sq. ft...... Priced @ $30,000 37147 Main St., Burney. Famous “REX CLUB”, dinner house, rentals, liq. lic.2933 ... $350,000 was $17,650 now Tow package, 2-inch MAIN ST. BURNEY, commercial lot near shopping center and McDonalds .....3048 ... $86,000 #2489...4.79 Acres next to airport in Fal River Mills. Great buy@...... $22,000 $12,510 can deliver 1- lift, $10,900. 335-2873. 38261 & 38247 HWY 299 One ac, commercial bldg, older home, owner fin ....3116 ... $89,000 #2401...Corner of Oak Dr. & Cassel Dr. Nice 1/2 acre lot. Septic in place ...... $35,000 800-292-0111. ((033-12) 38077 HWY 299, Sams Pizza! Plus mobilhome, plus commercial lot...... 3199 ... $297,000 #2480...10 AC. End of Sunset Ln. Power available. View of Shasta ...... $16,950 (0302-19) Main Street lot in Burney with small cabin on back of property. Needs work! 3207 ... $39,500 ______#2434...20476 Plumas St. Lot with double garage. Park & store ...... $25,000 ______36965 Main St., Burney, Large commercial bldg, hair salon & apartment...... 3245 ... $82,000 81 #2371...Off Moon Springs Rd., 10 Ac. with views ...... $25,000 37069 Main St., Burney, Thriving Beauty Shop with Boutique & tanning beds3176 ... $25,000 71 #2369...7.5 Ac. in Hat Creek area near fi shing ...... $27,500 #2407...22+ Ac. in Burney. Ready for development. All utilities...... $239,000 www.century21bigpines.com TRUCK/VANS #2470...Approx. 1/2 Ac. Hwy 299E frontage in Burney ...... $39,000 CLEANING Ford 1988 F250 4x4 #2472...LEVEL 5.78 acres right in town. Great potential for subdivision...... $75,000 www.horn-net.com/bigpines super cab, diesel, 107K #2431...5 acres off of Buzzard Roost Rd. Partially fi nished home...... $20,000 SERVICE $6,000. 336-5897. #2372...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres adjoins parcel #2373 ...... $88,000 2 Girls Cleaning. Resi- (0303-05) OWNER BROKER Dorothy Herrell 335-2145 Home dential, commercial, #2373...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres with large meadows and trees...... $88,000 ______#2462...BURNEY HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION: 6 LOTS LEFT, 1/2 to 2.3 acres STARTING @ ...... $28,900 rentals. All occasion OWNER BROKER Raymond Herrell 335-2145 1991 Ford Pickup, 2 #2433...HWY 299 NEXT TO SLEEPY HOLLOW LODGE 1.3 Acres...REDUCED TO...... $39,000 - Specialty Cleaning wheel drive, automatic, #2492...BARTEL ST. NORDIC VILLAGE: 1/2 AC Flag lot. Nice area of homes REDUCED ...... $31,000 SALES ASSOCIATE Pat Thomason 335-4400 - carpets, windows, air, power steering, & #2355...CRANE RD. CASSEL 5 Acres with nice level homesite. Pines and oaks ...... $29,900 SALES ASSOCIATE Kathy Lakey 335-7519 walls, etc. Hourly, windows, cruise con- #2328...CASSEL FALL RIVER RD, 4.83 acres in Big Eddy area. Pines & oaks ...... $18,000 FAX 335-2039 e-mail: [email protected] weekly, monthly rates. trol, new tires, new bat- #2325...37038 PHELPS St. 60x155 lot ready for your new home or mobileSALE ...... PENDING $12,000 Cal;l Laurie Jacobs tery, bed liner & tool kit #2447...HWY 299E ROUND MOUNTAIN- 2 Acres fl at and level. Ready for your home...... $18,000 Many More Properties Available • Drop By Our Offi ce For A Complete List (335-4795) or Jill Reed 335-4959 #2441...HAT CREEK ACREAGE 2.57 Acres. Septic in. Walk to Hat Creek.SALE ...... PENDING $25,000 EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED (335-5209). (032-26) #2367...REYNOLDS RD. 4.95 Acres, Property adjoins airport .REDUCED ...... $12,000 (0302-19) ______#2341...REYNOLDS RD. 5.85 Level acres. Lots of possibilities...... $25,000 ______85 #2450...PARK AVE, BURNEY, Hard to fi nd 1.55 acres in town. Level...... $42,000 75 COMMERCIAL FOR SALE FREE Pre-Approval FREE Mortgage Analysis BOATS #2561...Enterprise Dr. 1.1 Acre commercial lot. Across from Holiday & Rite Aid shopping cntr...... $139,900 CHILD CARE 14 Rockholt boat, 25 #2561...37118 Main St. 7,000 Sq. ft. commercial building. Lots of possibilities...... $279,900 #2536...37491 Enterprise Well maintained offi ce and medical building. Great tenants...... $339,500 We Appreciate Safe and Reliable hp Evinrude, fi sh fi nder, Business Child Care, License four swivel seats, w/ #2550...Hwy 299 5 rental units. 3 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 1 bedroom, RV space and offi ce...... $285,000 Your #455401973, Call trailer, $1000.00 335- #2506...Burney Coffee Shop. Centrally located with lots of parking on over 1/2 acre...... $297,500 Janice at 335-3406 4642. #2505...Well established dinner house located in the heart of motel district...... $275,000 #2487...36879 MAIN ST. Fast food restaurant in town. Great burgers O.W.C...... $159,500 (02tfc) (032-26) ______KERI HALL RENEE McINTOSH DAN KEARNS ______LOTS MORE HOMES, LAND/RANCHES AND COMMERCIAL Loan Agent Loan Agent Loan Agent Come Join Us FRIENDLY & PROFESSIONAL preschool & after 110 CALL US FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF PROPERTIES AVAILABLE 1st & 2nd Mortgages Cash Out Loans school programs, TIM BARRY (530) 221-1899 Refinancing & Purchase Low Interest Loans HOUSE FOR Visit us at Owner/Agent* Bill Consolidation Commercial Intermountain *Real Estate Broker 1-800-978-6562 CA Dept. Of Real Estate Home Improvement ALL CREDIT Community RENT DRE Lic. Info #916-227-0931 ACCEPTABLE www.burneyca.com Brokers Lic. #00418143 1551 East Cypress, Ste C, Redding Land ~ Mobile Homes Center Burney home, 3 bdrm, Main & Commerce, 2 bath, garage & utility Burney bldg. w/lots of storage OK. Call Peter at 530- ______$650/mo + deposit. 244-4454. ARIZONA BEST BARGAIN, 132 335-4600 336-5019. BenchMark (0303-05) 36 acres - $24,900. Bor- License 455401515/516 (033-05) ______ders State Land. Beautiful REAL ESTATE (02tfc) Real Estate Mortgage ______Any lender can do easy loans, We also fund even ranch in Williams/Flagstaff ______117 area, perfect 6,100’ climate. WANTED 111 The most difficult requests. Spectacular mountain 3 Bdrm, 2 bath in 80 Burney, 1 story, * Mobile/Manufactured MISC. views. Affordable financing. *GreatRates APTS. FOR * Not So Perfect Credit AZLR 1-877-282-5263. $140,000 or less cash. * Construction with Long AUTOS FOR * Home Purchase or Equity RENTALS (CAL*SCAN) 335-4287. Term Financing RENT *VA, 100% Programs, as well as IDEAL ______(033-12) SALE Hat Creek - small PERS Loans MINI STORAGE NEW MEXICO MOUNTAINS ______1984 Jeep Grand Wag- "Loan Officer" studio, woodstove Wendy Pearson J.P. 10x20, 10x10, - 140 AC - Only $49,900. oneer new tires, runs "Processor" $450, small 2 bedroom, Shelly Woinowski 10x5, Boat /RV storage. Gorgeous grasslands, 135 great, $2000 941-7012 woodstove, $600, no 223-1671 or 1-800-726-4591 335-3050 mature tree cover, 6300 ft. til 7 p.m. pets. Elect. included. (02tfc) HOUSE FOR 1640 East Cypress Ave., Redding ______elevation. Mountain views, (033-12) Bryant Ent. 241-7767. Real Estate Broker License #01069829 CA-Dept of Real Estate year-round roads, and elec- ______KEEP-IT SALE (0303-05) Mini Storage in tric. Perfect for horse lovers. ______mo. $105 week. $16 Adjacent to national forest. Mineral, Mineral or Mineral? 3 Bdrm, 2 bath trailer McArthur, 10x10, WHY PAY RETAIL? Singles In Burney, Unfurnished in Bieber $375 month. per day. 335-2718. 10x12, and 10x20 336- Excellent financing. Call from $19,990. Doubles S O I L S P A S M G T O S 2 studio apts. Quiet area 294-5622. (02tfc) 5679 or 336-6133 today! This won’t last! SW from $28,995. Triples from part of town. Refrid., & (033-12) ______(02tfc) Properties of NM, Inc. 1-888- $48,995. plus delivery & A N N E H A I T I N E R I set. Top Quality Homes at stove provided. Water ______Fairfi eld Guest House ______292-9711. (CAL*SCAN) M I C A J O R D A N E R A T and garbage paid. Off for rent. Daily or ______Guaranteed Lowest Price. S T A K E S T E P I N T O street parking. $285 weekly. Kitchen, living Call 1-800-242-0060. 115 131 (CAL*SCAN) mo. + $285 dep. and room, hot tub. Putting 131 S L Y S T A S S E N ______$300 mo. + $300 dep. green and BBQ. 335- B A R S T O O L A R S VACATION/ LOTS/ 336-5940. Leave mes- 4015, if no answer, LOTS/ 137 U T A H A D A M A S T O R sage. CABIN leave message. ACREAGE ACREAGE R I G A F E M U R H A L O (032-19) (02tfc) SO. COLORADO LOG cabin INCOME T E S L A L A Z E O R E M ______RENTALS ______with well. 40 ac. - $89,900. RV Park membership 20 ACRE RANCHES. Outstanding Rocky Mtn. $9,995. Near Booming El E G G S A B O T A G E on Klamath River, PROPERTIES 112 116 views from the deck of this Paso, Texas. $95 down/$99 ______A B A S E R S K A L $1,000 including all beautiful log cabin, close to monthly (10%/216 months). In Burney, 4-Plex, C O L T R A N E L U N A R MOBILE- fees. 335-7018. RENTALS 1,000’s of BLM rec. land. Roads surveyed,. Free Income Property for (033-5) Enjoy rural living unbeliev- maps/pictures. No qualifying. T I L E F O R G R A N I T E sale. reduced price, HOMES FOR ______WANTED able prices. Call RCR 100% money back guaran- 365-1491 A S I A T R I A L I N O N RV SPACE, shaded WANTED TO BUY a tee. Sunset Ranches 1-800- toll-free 1-866-696-5263. (02tfc) S E E K S E C T S T O P E RENT near the creek. $225 4-plex. 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