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MARCH 20, 2002

What’s Happening Search on Locally This Week for Burney Bye Bye Birdie Fall River High School will be fi re chief presenting their spring musi- BY MEG FOX cal Bye Bye Birdie Thursday, The Burney Fire Department will Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m. begin advertising April 18 for the each night, in the multipur- new fi re chief they hope to hire by pose room at the high school July. in McArthur. The play revolves Fire Chief Larry Sullivan is retir- around the turmoil created for ing in May and until then is taking his vacation time. a music company and a small The department’s hiring and country town when a national fi nance committees met and estab- teen singing idol enters the lished a hiring time line and salary army in the 1950s. Telephone range, which Commissioner Lynn 336-5515 for more informa- Miller presented for approval at the tion. March 13 board meeting. The position is being offered at $3,455 to $4,000 per month, Not My Cup of Tea (or $41,460 to $48,000 annually), Mountain Community Theater depending on experience and quali- will present Not My Cup of Tea fi cations, plus benefi ts. at the Mountain Community Mike Moishe, a Burney volunteer Center in Round Mountain Sat- fi refi ghter, asked the commission- urday, 7 p.m. A dinner will be -Please See Page 2 served at 6 p.m. and includes Mexican Fare, salad, dessert and beverage. Dinner and PG&E outage show for adults is $7, $3.50 for children; show only adults $3.50, and $2 for children. affects 2,332 Telephone 337-6651 or 337- 6367 for more information. customers The cause of a power outage Fire signups lasting more than four hours and The California Department of Cedar Creek Elementary School’s third-fourth-grade teacher Toni Owens lends a hand while affecting 2,332 Pacifi c Gas and Forestry and Fire Protection her students Christian Dyer and Leonard Thomas, both 9, participate in the March 14 tree Electric customers Saturday has will be renewing or initiating planting project next to the Round Mountain Post Offi ce. yet to be determined. new emergency equipment Lisa Randle, spokesperson for rental agreements for the PG&E, said there is “no defi nite 2002-2005 agreement term cause,” but that workers had deter- Saturday at the Burney CDF R.M. community mined a wire was down about three station in Johnson Park. All miles from Burney leading to a transmission failure. vendors are uged to attend the comes together The outage began at 11:13 a.m. scheduled signup as there will and power wasn’t restored to all be no mid-season signups this customers until 3:32 p.m. year. Vendors should not bring to build park In Burney, 1,816 customers were their equipment to the signup. BY MEG FOX affected, another 416 in Johnson Equipment inspections will be What began as cleanup in the dale next Park, 97 in Cassel, two in Montgom- scheduled at a later date. Tele- to the Round Mountain Post Offi ce has ery Creek, and one in McArthur. phone 225-2409 or 225-2411 brought together community members, for more information. young and old, to build a little park. It hasn’t taken too much to pull off – the desire of Postmaster Christine Bjorklund to Airport Horse health do some spring cleaning, the nonstop enthu- Dr. Ken Evans is sponsor- siasm and leadership of Round Mountain ing an equine health meeting resident Lee Hottel, and some agreeable, plans aired March 27, 7 p.m. at Ingram hardworking community members. Hall at the Intermountain fair- “You don’t need grants, you just need grounds in McArthur. The topic some people willing to do a little work,” said at meeting is West Nile Virus and other resident Bob Newman, a member of the About 32 pilots and residents park’s birdhouse builders crew. caccinal diseases. Those who attended a public meeting on the “We were trying to bring the community proposed runway extension at the plan on attending are urged to together on something,” said Hottel. telephone 336-5053 before the Stan Tonkin Airfi eld in Fall River Third and fourth grade students from Mills. event. the Cedar Creek Elementary School have With a $1.2 million grant from the planted native trees among the sprouting Federal Aviation Administration, the daffodils. Lee Hottle explains to Cedar Creek Elementary School DPW plans to replace runway light- WEATHER “The children will grow in the community student Kayla Schmidt, 9, that young trees have to be ing and extend the existing 3,600- -Please See Page 8 treated as carefully as small babies. foot-long runway by 1,000 feet. FORECAST “The number one driver for this Today, increasing high clouds project is safety,” said Thomas with highs in the lower 60s. Hays, accountant-auditor for the Tonight, partly cloudy with lows Shasta County Department of in the mid to upper 20s. Thurs- Public Works (DPW). day, partly cloudy with highs “The existing runway is too short in the mid 50s to 60. Friday Fall River student’s artwork for the larger and faster aircraft. We also need to bring the airport up through Sunday, cooler with a to current FAA specifi cations,” he chance of showers. Lows in the said. upper 20s to low 30s. Highs in chosen for Ducks Unlimited With the exception of runway the 40s. Monday, dry with lows overlay, this will be the fi rst major in the mid 20s to lower 30s. BY MEG FOX 22-26 in New Orleans. improvement to the airport since it Highs 50-55. A current forecast Ashley Nielsen, a second The contest was started by was built in the 1940s as a training is updated about 4 a.m. and 4 grade student at Fall River Brown 10 years ago and is spon- site for pilots in World War II, said p.m. daily on The News web Elementary School, created sored by the California Green- Dan Kovacich, deputy director of site at www.im-news.com. the design that will be used for wing Program of Ducks Unlim- the DPW. California’s 2002 Ducks Unlim- ited for youth ages 11 to 17. The Fall River Valley Chamber TEMPERATURES ited pin. “I thought it would be fun to get of Commerce hosted the meeting Hi Low Rain “This is a really big deal,” more young people involved,” March 11 to provide the county with March 12 57 38 .05 said Leslie Ann Brown, state Brown said. public input on the proposal and March 13 50 25 Trace publicity chairperson for Ducks Pam Perkins, a volunteer art the two options for extending the Unlimited, of Stockton. teacher at Fall River Elementary, runway. March 14 50 16 .05 Ashley, 8, and her parents heard about the art contest and The runway could extend by 400 March 15 51 17 .03 Mike and Carol Nielsen of entered 120 drawings done by feet at the north end and 600 feet March 16 45 27 Trace McArthur will be honored at the her students. at the south end or by the full 1,000 March 17 44 28 Trace Ducks Unlimited State Conven- “We had the most entries in feet at the south end only. March 18 54 15 .02 tion June 13-16 at Lake Tahoe. the state and they were very Some residents, such as Doug Trace of snow fell on March 14, 17 & 18. During the Saturday night impressed with our artwork,” Ontano, had concerns about air- One inch of snow fell on March 16. banquet, Ashley will receive a Perkins said. craft fl ying too close to Fall River Courtesy of Darryl Jones in Burney framed print of her design, a Students could use only four Elementary School if the southern pin, and a $50 savings bond. colors to do a drawing about extension is selected. The Intermountain News Brown also had 2,000 of waterfowl or conservation. Hays and Mike Shutt, an airport P.O. Box 1030 Ashley’s pins made for trading Ashley’s drawing depicts a consultant with Shutt Moen Associ- 36965 Main Street at the Ducks Unlimited National mallard on water with Mt. Shasta ates, the engineering fi rm for the Burney, California 96013 Convention taking place May ASHLEY NIELSEN in the background. project, said bank angles could be Open: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm -Please See Page 8 HAVE YOUR COMMUNITY DELIVERED TO YOUR MAIL BOX. CALL 335-4533 TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY! PAGE 2 • MARCH 20, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS BREAKFAST SHERIFF’S LOG BOOK LUNCH Vandalism to the gate at going to Big Bend Spring her son had been assaulted telephone from the Burney on warrants. DINNER the Burney swimming pool the day before and hadn’t by three other juveniles. area. Cocktails, Beer & Wine and the cemetery gate on returned. The subjects were Margaret Truan reported a CHINESE & Bailey Avenue were reported later located by deputies. Dispatchers received Deputies arrested Tommy burglary to a business in Fall AMERICAN CUISINE Orders to Take Out Sunday morning. an incomplete call from a Watkins in Burney Thursday River Mills Thursday. 592 Market St. Deputies who were Johnson Park residence on Redding 241-9747 A dispute among neigh- attempting to serve a war- Garden Lane Saturday at 12: bors was reported Sunday rant on Mike Hackett Sunday 37 p.m. Deputies determined morning at the 20200 block of night in Burney, reported the the call was due to a four- Arrowood Street in Burney. subject crashed his vehicle hour power outage in the into a tree in the woods off Burney and Johnson Park Matthew Condit reported Mountain View in Burney and areas that began at 11:30 Sunday at 4:48 a.m. he had fl ed. He was arrested later at a.m. A burglar alarm at Holi- chased two males and two a Burney apartment Monday day Quality Foods was also females in a vehicle who morning. activated when the outage were earlier at the Big Bend began. Hot Springs, had taken his A Burney woman reported stereo and thrown it out the Saturday at 11:44 p.m. an A burglary to a room was window of their vehicle while unknown subject threw large reported by Caroline Wray he was chasing them to rocks at vehicles along the Saturday morning at the Redding. 20200 block of Sugar Pine 36800 block of Main Street Street. in Burney. Donna Methvin reported Sunday a battery stolen from Norm Dawirs reported Sat- An 8-year-old juvenile a vehicle about one week urday the theft of a 4-wheeler reportedly assaulted another ago. The property was recov- from Park Avenue in Burney, juvenile in Johnson Park ered. but that the vehicle had been Friday afternoon. returned. Keith Bloss reported he A 12-year-old reportedly had lost contact with an air- A disturbance between fell down a cliff near a water plane that was on its way to a male and female was tank in Burney sustaining the Fall River Airport Sunday reported Saturday at 5:52 injuries to his leg Friday at afternoon. Deputies told him p.m. at the 43100 block of 3:45 p.m. The juvenile was the plane had landed safely Highway 299 in Fall River located and taken to a hos- at the airport and left. Mills. pital. A Big Bend woman A Johnson Park woman Leland Friedline reported reported Sunday juveniles in reported Saturday afternoon Friday the theft of a cellular a pickup had said they were ‘You want a chief to inspire’ -From Page 1 and newspapers for 60 days. people on the panel than They are also placing ads on they had for screening the ers to consider hiring some- no-cost Internet job posting fi re captain. one who has leadership skills sites. Miller also devised a rating and not just administrative Last year the board spent system to help the screening expertise. $1,100 advertising for one committee determine which “You want a chief to inspire month for a Fire Captain/EMS applicants should go on for (other fi refi ghters) to go into a Coordinator, but Commis- interviews with the commis- burning building. sioner Ann Walker said $740 sioners. “You want someone who of that went just for ads in the Every panelist would can say, ‘You and you go in,’ Sacramento Bee, which they review every applicant. without even thinking about now see was money wasted. Applicants will also be it. That position was eventu- asked to respond in writing “People who are putting ally offered to Jason Swann, as they describe their man- their lives on the line want a volunteer and paramedic agement style and relate to turn to their chief. They with the Burney Fire Protec- how they would manage a HOVIS want someone who has tion District. budget shortfall and develop experience with people, not However his proposed a fi ve-year plan, among other someone who is very good salary after taxes turned out questions. at writing letters to the next to be too low to live on, the Miller said she hopes the HARDWARE of kin.” board was uncertain if they board can begin candidate Moishe said there was had enough money to pay interviews June 12 and 37318 MAIN STREET • BURNEY “a lot of scuttlebutt on the him more, and they ended up negotiate a contract with a streets” that the board was not hiring anyone. prospect on June 30. 335-5471 • HOURS: MON-SAT 8-6 specifi cally looking for an The commissioners now administrator. believe their budget is strong “When we say we are look- enough to support hiring a ing for the best person for the fi re chief and giving one-step job, we mean someone who raises to Administrative Sec- is all around good,” replied retary Lenetta Harris and Lt. Commissioner Donna Syl- Rick Moore. vester. Miller said the budget Volunteer fi refi ghter Pete could also support paying a Prevost said he believes temporary EMS Support Offi - Burney will be able to fi nd cer $20 per hour at 20 hours the right person at the salary a month, though no action offered. was taken on the proposal. “You’ll fi nd people with a “It’s an interim position cre- lot of experience. They’re ated if the EMS Coordinator there. We just have to get the is not available,” Miller said. word out,” he said. The new chief could In fact one potential appli- appoint the coordinator with cant from the Redding area board approval, she said. attended the March 13 meet- Applications for fi re chief ing to learn more about the will again be reviewed by a department and its board. screening panel made up of The commissioners department personnel and agreed to budget $800 for community members, but advertising in trade journals Miller said she wants more

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CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS Dr. Lee Pagan, DDS 336-5101 Office hours: Mon Through Thursday Arrangements can be made Hwy. 299, Fall River Mills for Friday Appointments THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • MARCH 20, 2002 • PAGE 3 Literary dinner THANK YOU tickets available Fall River - Big Valley Cattlemans Association Dinner tickets are now sine prepared and served by available for the sixth annual FOIL. and Special THANKS International Literary Dinner, This year’s theme cele- taking place at 5 p.m. April 7 brates the books and authors to McArthur FFA for serving a great meal; in the Burney Veterans Hall. of the Millennium Project for Presented by the Friends Public Libraries, honoring to Intermountain Cattlewomen; of Intermountain Libraries, the wide range of American Inc., the gala, multi-course literature and history. to Jerry and Lynda McDaniel; meals are prepared and For dinner and ticket served by local organizations information, call the Burney to all of the volunteers that work so hard as a benefi t to promote and Library at 335-4317, or 335- maintain the Eastern Shasta 2403, or 335-3777. to making the event turn out; County Regional Library in Burney. and last but not least, Dinner guests can reserve seating at tables with their the supporters in the community! favorite meals or the hosts by To everyone for making it an evening to remember... choosing from the following: If you find something Southern Riverboat Dining, and would and great entertainment, thank you. served by members of the like to find Intermountain/Fall River Mills the owner, run it 2 times You are doing a great job for the branch of the American Asso- for free in this ciation of University Women newspaper community and cattle industry. 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(eoe-m/f:min. 23 yrs. old) Richard Uhl Allan Bettger, Sr. UPS driver, 63 Coffee salesman, 67 Services for Richard Services for Allan Randolf Leonard Uhl of Burney will Bettger Sr., of McArthur will be held Thursday, March 21 be held Friday, March 22 at at noon at Grace Commu- 3 p.m. at Intermountain nity Bible Church in Burney. Evangelical Free Church in Pastor Henry Winkelman McArthur. of the church will offi ciate Pastors Leon Engman and Pastor Kenneth Lander and Tim Bettger of the of Crossroads Baptist church will offi ciate. Church in Bella Vista. He died at Mayers Memo- He will be buried at rial Hospital in Fall River Burney Cemetery. Mills March 17, 2002. Visitation is Wednesday, He was born Oct. 8, March 20 from 9 a.m. to 1934 in McCluskey, ND and 5 p.m. at Allen and Dahl moved to Shasta County in Chapel in Palo Cedro and 1997 from San Jose. Thursday from 11 a.m. to He is survived by spouse noon at Grace Community Donna Bettger of McArthur; Bible Church in Burney. sons Tim of McArthur, Mr. Uhl died March 14, Todd of Franklin, TN, Ted 2002 at his residence. of Tracy; brother Arthur of He was born March 10, Portland, OR; sister Rosella 1939 in Chico and moved Ellis of Oakridge, OR, from Susanville in 1947 to Teresa Close of Kuna, ID; Burney. and fi ve grandchildren. He was a driver for United He was a leader of the Parcel Service in Burney. Christian Service Brigade in Mercy Medical Center is the first hospital in the North State He is survived by wife, San Jose. to deliver Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy. 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2175 Rosaline Avenue, Redding, CA 96001 • 246-3729 • www.mercy.org PAGE 4 • MARCH 20, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Fall River High School 2002 Rodeo results Track Schedule Date Meet Place Time By WES HATCHER fi fth spot in the barrel racing March 23 Eagle Relay West Valley TBA Big Valley High School’s event. April 13 Hornet Invt. Enterprise TBA Luena Harbert took the deBraga fi nished fi rst in reserve all around cow the barrel racing event and April 20 John Frank Invt. Shasta Col. TBA girl honors behind Wendy fi nished fi fth in the pole April 26 Burney Classic Burney TBA Bruce of Los Molinos at bending event. April 27 Yreka invt. Yreka HS TBA last weekends District one Others from the inter- May 3 Westwood Invt. Westwood HS TBA High School Rodeo held in mountain area to place May 4 Grants Pass Invt. Grants Pass Or.TBA Redding. were Chad Bidwell of Hat May 10 SCL league meet C.O.S. TBA Hat Creek’s Blaire Bidwell Creek who took second in May 17 NSCIF Div.II Yuba/CSU Chico TBA fi nished in the second the calf roping event, and May 24 NSCIF section West Valley TBA runner up spot followed by Kallie DeAtley who fi nished 5/31-6/01 State Champ. Cerritos CC TBA Burney’s Tori deBraga who fi fth in the goat tying event. Fired up took the third runner up Greg Carter of Fall River Travis Bushey, 14, of Burney, was a winner in Fall River High School 2002 spot. fi nished third in the bull the drawing for one of two Remington 12-gauge Harbert fi nished second riding event out of fi ve Express shotguns (Cody Hawkins, 17, also won a Varsity Baseball / Softball in girls cutting, breakaway entries. gun) during the JAKES (Juniors Acquiring Knowl- Date Opponent Place Time roping and fi nished third in The top four from each edge and Ethics in Sportsmanship) Shooting/ March 22 Weed * Weed 1 p.m. the goat tying event. event will advance to the Conservation Day at the Hat Creek Pistol and Rifl e March 26 Maxwell Maxwell 1 p.m. Bidwell fi nished in the Invitational rodeo held in Club Saturday. The event was sponsored by the April 8 Mt. Shasta* Fall River 1 p.m. Plymouth California. Shasta County Strutters, the local chapter of the April 12 Modoc* Modoc 2 p.m. National Wild Turkey Federation. About 20 young April 19 Etna* Etna 2 p.m. Big Valley High School 2002 hunters participated in the day’s shooting events April 26 Trinity* Fall River 2 p.m. Baseball and Softball Schedule and talks by Game Wardens Jake Bushey and Ken May 3 Burney* Fall River 2 p.m. Date Opponent Place Taylor, according to Strutters President Larry Snel- May 10,14,18 Divisional Playoffs T.B.A. March ling. * denotes Shasta Cascade League game. Tues. 26 Butte Valley @ Big Valley (girls only) Fall River High School 2002 Fall River High School 2002 Thurs. 28 Big Valley @ Tulelake Golf Schedule Junior Varsity Baseball April Fri. 12 Dunsmuir @ Big Valley Date Host Course Time Date Opponent Place Time Fri. 19 McCloud @ Big Valley March 21 Bishop Quinn PaloCedro 12 p.m. March 23 Mt. Shasta Mt. Shasta 12 p.m. May March 28 Trinity Trinity Alps 12 p.m. March 26 Trinity Fall River 2 p.m. Fri. 3 Big Valley @ Happycamp April 11 Mt. Shasta MS Resort 12 p.m. March 28 Modoc Fall River 1 p.m. Wed. 8 Big Valley @ Surprise Valley April 18 Modoc Arrowhead 12 p.m. April 12 Etna Fall River 12 p.m. (boys only) April 25 McCloud McCloud 12 p.m. April 19 Mt.Shasta Fall River 2 p.m. 14,15 & 18 Playoffs May 2 Fall River Fall River 12 p.m. April 20 Trinity Trinity 12 p.m. All games are set to start @ 2 p.m. except May 7 Plumas Pines TBA April 27 Modoc Modoc 12 p.m. for playoffs which are to be announced. May 14 Shastina TBA Easter Service, egg hunt BUSINESS DIRECTORY Solid Rock Four Square Church will be having an Easter egg hunt March 31 at the Mt. Burney School grounds at noon on Tama- FALL RIVER FEED STORE INCOME TAX PREPARATION rack Avenue in Burney. Fall River Feed Store, INTER MOUNTAIN SPECIALIZING IN Easter Service will be at 10 Inc. is located at 24754 So. BODY WORKS CORP. INDIVIDUAL AND SMALL BUSINESS a.m. in the Mt. Burney gym. Main St. in Fall River Mills. 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BY PAUL WERTZ and side trips almost three It turns out, she not only tify the preferred seasonal was a malfunction in the miles,” Callas said. You think you like to times, covering a total of wears an ear tag with the habitats of the species and collar or in the computer pro- “We know that young bull travel? 1,800 miles. number 239 on it, but also a to compare the habitat with gram. Later, cross checking elk tend to roam a lot, like You should try keeping up No. 239, according to global positioning system, of habitat mapping done by proved the dots were valid. the one we collared that with a certain female known the Department of Fish GPS, transmitter collar. various agencies, including He said the cow elk spent went north to Crater Lake in as No. 239. and Game, is a 600-pound Richard Callas, DFG the department. most of the winter along the Oregon,” said Callas. In the space of a year and adult Roosevelt elk cow that senior wildlife biologist in “We’re testing our map- west slope of the Cascade But, he admitted, the a half, No. 239 zig-zagged resides part of the year with Siskiyou County, said the ping against information Range east of Montague in behavior of No. 239 was a her way through northeast- about 110 other elk along the cow is one of seven wan- provided by the experts, the Siskiyou County, moved to big surprise. ern California between east- western slopes of the Cas- dering northeastern Califor- animals themselves,” Callas Butte Valley in the spring, The animal, which seemed ern Shasta Valley in Siskiyou cade Range between Shasta nia with the GP devices, a said. then further east to Tionesta to take a liking to the Made- County and the Madeline- Valley and Butte Valley. modern tracking collar that The DFG said it has for the summer, later south line area for summer months, Ash Valley area of Lassen How does the DFG known uses satellite triangulation to used the data to deal with to Egg Lake, then east over used an almost identical County, an airline distance of so much about the personal digitally record nearly precise proposed habitat changes, Adin Pass and Highway 299 route to and from the Lassen about 120 miles. comings and goings of this earthly locations of an animal such as a recent U.S. Forest and, fi nally, southeast to plains all six times it moved, She made the round trip particular ungulate? three or more times a day for Service plan for a large con- Madeline. he said. months on end. trolled burn that the DFG saw The animal nearly com- Fish and Game said it has With the fi nancial backing, as having potential for harm pleted the full round trip three collars on elk in the Shasta and some hands-on assis- to the Great Basin vegetation times over the space of 18 Valley area, in the Egg Lake New members urged to tance, of the Rocky Moun- used by deer and elk. months, with airline miles area northwest of Big Valley tain Elk Foundation, Callas The GPS collaring pro- between map dots adding and in the Devil’s Garden of join Wayside Garden Club and other DFG personnel cess involves ‘net gunning’ up to “conservatively 1,800 Modoc County. captured the seven GPS elk elk from a helicopter and BY MEG FOX ery and have lunch at Lily’s. and an eighth now fi tted with attaching the collars and ear The 75 members of the The club has also planned an old-style transmitter collar tags. Wayside Garden Club have a Treasure Hunt and Sun- in early February in the third A year or more later, a such a good time they want bonnet Contest at President year of a study of the north transmitter button is pushed, to share that with others. Barbara Hartley’s home, a state’s expanding elk herds. the collar falls to the ground Simple, Dignified “This is a huge invitation tour of the Mountain Jewel Over a period of years, and the data from its daily to join,” said Suzanne Kane, Ranch, and a winter trip into Callas said, the DFG hopes logs are downloaded into vice-president and program the woods to collect boughs to capture additional elk and a computer that turns them Services chair for the organization for the annual December collar them with GPS units. into dots on a map. that’s been around for more greens workshop. Fish and Game said the In the case of No. 239, the McDonald's Chapel is Shasta County's than 50 years. To join Wayside Garden relatively new GPS tracking map dots were spread over “We’re a very active group Club – annual membership is system, also being used on such a large area that at fi rst only total care funeral home and we have a very good $12 – call 335-2192. deer, helps the DFG iden- biologist Callas thought there time,” she said. Cremation * Florist * Widowhood Outreach Most of the members live and garden in the Fall River Financial Assistance * Full Pre-Planning Services Valley where monthly meet- ings take place at the Evelyn Your individual needs are always important O. Royce Art Center in down- town Fall River Mils. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY But Kane would like to McDonald's Chapels see new membership from throughout the Intermountain Sensitive People for Sensitive Times area and is even willing to License # FD 1012 help people get to the meet- 37160 Main Street, Burney, 335-2247 ings and programs. “Call if you need a ride,” said Kane, who lives off High- way 89, south of Highway 299. In addition to gardening INTERMOUNTAIN presentations by a variety of experts, Wayside Garden Club members host a lun- cheon each year for more than 100 shut-ins and nurs- CHURCH ing home residents. When fl owers are in bloom, they deliver weekly bouquets to patients at Mayers Memo- DIRECTORY rial Hospital and the Burney Annex. Grace Community Bible Church They have workshops, Pastor Henry Winkelman FIRST BAPTIST Tamarack Ave. Burney 335-2367 such as one planned on cre- Independent Fundamental CHURCH ating yard art. Bible Church 20428 Poplar St. Burney Sunday School 9:45 a.m. The next meeting is also 9:45 am Sunday School, all ages Worship 11 a.m. a workshop for members. It 11 am Worship Service 6 pm Evening Service 335-4293 begins at 9 a.m. March 20 Wednesday: 7 pm www.Burney1stBaptist.org at the Evelyn O. Royce Art Bible Study and Prayer Center where Janice Day of McArthur is doing pine SOLID ROCK CHRISTIAN SCIENCE needle baskets. FOUR SQUARE CHURCH SOCIETY There is a $17.50 materi- 20343 Tamarack Rd, Burney Hwy 299E at Ft. Crook Ave., als fee. Pastor David Sellstrom Fall River Mills Members should bring a 335-5002 or 335-5588 Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 10 am & 6 pm brown bag lunch – and leave Wednesday Services 7:30 p.m. Children's Church: READING ROOM room for dessert. Pre-school-6th grade Nursery: 0-toddler 1ST & 3RD Wednesday 1-4 p.m. On June 19, club members Wednesday Fellowship & Bible Study 7 pm -Visitors Welcome- are traveling to Mt. Shasta to tour the Native Grounds Nursery and Spring Hill Nurs- Calvary Chapel, Burney Falls SEVENTH DAY (Formerly Burney Christian Fellowship) ADVENTIST CHURCH Intermountain Community Center Fall River Mills 336-5260 Main & Commerce Streets Saturday: Sunday Morning Worship 10 am Sabbath School 9:45 am. Sunday School-Preschool-High School Nursery Provided Worship Service 11:15 a.m. Sunday Evening Fellowship 6 pm Pastor: Pastor/Teacher Craig Klatt 336-6457 Pat Nugent 335-2910

MASS SCHEDULES Intermtn. Evangelical St. Francis Catholic Church Free Church Juniper at Cedar, Burney Hwy 299E in McArthur Sat-5 p.m. / Sun-9 a.m. Worship Service 10 a.m. Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church AWANA Club: 3:30 p.m. Wed. Fall River Mills - Sundays 11 a.m. Youth Leader: Brad Lewis St. Stevens Catholic Church, Bieber Pastor: Leon Engman Sundays 1 p.m. 336-5116 Reverend Eric Lofgren 335-2372

UNITED PENTACOSTAL FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH 20400 Timber, (at Junip 21661 Garden Lane, Burney, California 96013 Johnson Park 530-335-2670 Services: Sun. 10 a.m., 6 p.m. New Pastor: James H. Cavener SundayWorship services: at 8 a.m. Pastor Raymond L. Stephens Bible Classes: 335-4385 or 335-4980 Sun, 9:15 a.m, Wed 7 p.m. Visitors Welcome!

Intermountain Baptist Church BURNEY CHURCH OF CHRIST Marquette St. Burney Superior Avenue, Burney Pastor Bud Hennessey (Behind Old Post Office) 335-5414 Sunday Services: Sunday School, 9:45 am; 10 am Bible Study Worship, 11 am Sunday Worship Service: Awana Clubs-Sunday Eve, 6 pm 11 am & 6 pm KIBC-FM 90.5 Bible Study: Wednesday Eve, 7 pm Wednesdays 7 pm

Hat Creek Baptist Church Community United Sunday School Methodist Church 9:45 all ages Fall River Mills - 336-5602 Rev. Basel Rafeedy Pastor Sunday Worship, Adult Sunday School 9:45 11 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Wednesday Evening: 7 p.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Prayer and Bible Study Nursery Provided Pastor: Men's Prayer Breakfast Sat. 8 a.m. Frank Wilkens Youth Fellowship sat. 6 p.m. PAGE 6 • MARCH 20, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS

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Distributed by Universal Press Syndicate © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. By BETTY DEBNAM The brave officers who do… from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. Police Work We asked some police officers why Training they liked the work they do. In Washington, police recruits pass “I wanted to make a difference in the several tests and background checks, community. I enjoy working with people. and must be at least 20 years old. If I could just help one person, I would They go through weeks of training. reach my goal,” one officer told us. “If I can help a mother find a lost child or help an owner find a car, or help to make a demonstration safe, I feel a great deal of pleasure,” another officer told us. Thank you Today, police, along with firefighters, the armed forces, doctors and nurses, photos by M.P.D. of Washington, D.C. security guards and many others are A police sergeant (left) gives a salute to a working to keep us and our country safe. recruit. After they have finished training, The events of Sept. 11 have made it recruits are then called “officers.” Most police departments use ranks such as clear to us how important these people sergeant, lieutenant and captain. Officers are. Now, more than ever, we appreciate don’t usually salute after finishing training. the jobs they do. from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. Getting Police departments and keeping TM Police departments come in many in shape Rookie Cookie’s Recipe different sizes. Some departments are part of are so big that they are divided into a recruit’s Apple Crunch units so that the officers perform special training. You’ll need: duties. Other police departments are • 1/4 cup flour • 1 cup brown sugar smaller, and one officer might do many This recruit is directing • 1/2 cup butter or margarine, softened different jobs. An officer might direct traffic. We can tell that • 1 cup cornflakes, crushed traffic, do detective work and also chase he is a recruit because • 1/2 cup walnuts, chopped down criminals, all in one day. he does not have a • 4 apples, thinly sliced badge on his hat. • 1 tablespoon lemon juice To find out about police work, The Mini Page What to do: photo by Bill Malone visited the Metropolitan Police Department in 1. In a medium bowl, combine flour, brown sugar and butter or A police officer guards the site of the Washington, D.C., our nation’s capital. It margarine. Mix until crumbly. World Trade Center in New York City. must protect the citizens and their property, 2. Add cornflakes and walnut pieces. Mix well. Police in New York and Washington, as well as the president, Congress, and other 3. Place apple pieces in the bottom of a greased 8-by-8-inch baking D.C., and the areas around these government workers and buildings. How is pan. Sprinkle lemon juice evenly on top. cities played an important role on your city’s police department different from 4. Top evenly with cornflake mixture. Sept. 11. This photo was taken in Police recruits go Washington’s? through firearms 5. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven for 30 minutes. November last year. Serves 4 to 6. training. 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 A KID’S Kids! You're GUIDE TO THE Meet Kirk Franklin WHITE HOUSE Invited to the With his music, singer Kirk Supersport: Sondra von Ert Franklin hopes to send out a positive White House Height: 5-9 Birthdate: 3-9-64 message. Not only is he a singer, but Weight: 145 College: U. of Utah A Kid’s Guide to the White he is also a minister. His records have House is a terrific behind-the-scenes One sport that has become popular in recent years is look at a very special house. snowboarding. One of the best females in the sport is sold millions of copies. Written with the cooperation of the Sondra Von Ert. She has competed in two Olympics. Kirk, 31, was born and grew up in White House Historical Association, the Sondra began snow skiing when she was 3. By age Fort Worth, Texas. His aunt got him 10, she was competing in races. She was even a member of the book is full of fun information, photos interested in music when he was young. He was just 4 (some in full color) and puzzles that U.S. Ski Team. Betty Debnam kids of all ages will enjoy. In 1990 she saw some kids snowboarding and thought it looked when he began playing the piano. Soon he was singing like fun. She tried the sport, liked it, and began competing in it and performing with the church choir. At 11, he became To order, send $8.95 plus $2 for postage and handling for each copy. Send only checks or money orders four years later. the choir’s leader. payable to: Andrews McMeel Publishing, P.O. Box 419242, Kansas City, MO 64141. Among the many events she has won are the 1997 World Please send ______copies of A Kid’s Guide to The White House (Item #21532) at $10.95 each, including Championship and the 2000 Goodwill Games. He began recording music at 19. He released his first postage and handling. (Bulk discount information available upon request). Sondra was born in Des Moines, Iowa, and grew up in album in 1993. Name: ______Bountiful, Utah, with three sisters. She now lives in Ketchum, Address: ______Kirk lives with his wife, Tammy, and their four children Idaho. She also likes water skiing. in Arlington, Texas. In 1998 he wrote his autobiography.

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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 Do you have these types The following jokes all have something in common. Can Police Work of officers in your city? you find the common theme or category? Canine unit officer Explosive unit officer To this officer, Dean: What kind of doctor treats ducks? his dog is a David: A quack! partner as well as a pet.

photo courtesy M.P.D. of Washington, D.C. Police dogs An officer in a patrol car talks with an help search Mary: How do ugly ducklings live? officer on a bike. Bike officers can go out areas Angela: Swan day at a time! places that cars can’t go and can move where a quicker than officers on foot. Cars can suspect might respond quickly to emergency calls and be hiding. cover a wider area. photo by Steve O’Toole Arnold: What time do ducks wake up in the They are also This officer works with a bomb-sniffing called in to dog. Dogs are more sensitive than any morning? In Washington’s and many police search for Linda: At the quack of dawn! machines. The officer and dog are next departments, new officers do patrol missing to a robot that can disarm a bomb and duty for at least two years. They ride children. make it safe for the police to handle. The photo by Steve O’Toole from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. in police cars or on bikes, or walk on robot can be operated from a safe TM Helicopter pilots distance away. Basset Brown TRY ’N “foot” patrol. After that time, they The News are assigned to special units. Here Hound’s Police Work FIND Harbor patrol officers Words and names that remind us of police are hidden in the block are just a few of the units. below. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally. See if you Motorcycle officers can find: PATROL, UNIT, ENFORCE, SAFETY, DRUGS, LABS, UNDERCOVER, HELP, POLICE, DETECTIVE, CRIME, PROTECT, EVIDENCE, CANINE, RESCUE, SAVE, THEFT, CARS, BIKE.

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OFFICER? AICNLYPOLICEFEI photo courtesy M.P.D. of Washington, D.C. RKDNIHELPABVOSD Helicopters give the police an “eye in the sky” to track cars, boats and suspects SEEPWTCANINERCE from on high. They also have spotlights photo by Steve O’Toole FSCRIMEEVASQCUN to light up search areas at night. photo courtesy M.P.D. of Washington, D.C. With their sirens wailing and their lights Officers in this unit patrol the waterways GPATROLSBALREEC flashing, these officers often escort the Emergency response officers and enforce boating regulations. This THEFTDETECTIVEE car carrying the president. They also photo shows them practicing a rescue HUDRUGSXZYTEFAS patrol the streets. method. Mounted patrol officers Boys and Girls Club officer

from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. TM These riders help control crowds and also patrol the Mini Spy . . . streets. Horses are Mini Spy’s class was visited by a policeman. popular animals. See if you can find: • ruler People often come • caterpillar up to an officer on • man in the horseback to talk with him when photo courtesy M.P.D. of Washington, D.C. moon photo by Steve O’Toole Officers who are assigned to the Boys they would not do These officers are trained to handle • arrow so if the officer and Girls Clubs work with the kids to hostage situations. Behind them is a offer fun and educational activities. The • two hearts were in a car or vehicle with armor so that an emergency • fish on foot. officers serve as role models to inspire response team can have protection to the members to become better citizens. • pencil photo by Steve O’Toole get closer to the scene of the crime. The Clubs also give kids a safe place to • safety pin Detectives play and learn. • letter E Look through your paper for news of the • word These officers police. What kinds of officers are The Mini Page is created and edited by investigate crimes by Betty Debnam MINI interviewing witnesses pictured? • sock and doing a lot of Next week, read all about New Mexico Associate Editors Staff Artist • number 3 research. Anne Chamberlain Wendy Daley from A to Z. Lucy Lien THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • MARCH 20, 2002 • PAGE 7 Enterprise Starship to perform here, all proceeds to benefi t local group

Enterprise Starship, the soon. exciting and renowned show Enterprise Starship is also pop singers, dancers and giving two performances ear- musicians from Enterprise lier in the day for Burney High High School, are giving a School and Burney Elemen- fi rst-ever community perfor- tary School students. mance in Burney on April 12. Starship members love to Under the direction of Dan perform, but they also enjoy Neece, the 40 talented teen- helping groups, like Burney age boys and girls are bring- Backbeat, get started, said ing their uplifting variety show Neece, who has been direc- to Burney as a fundraiser for tor of Enterprise Starship for the Burney Backbeat Show the past 14 years. Choir. In 2000, Reed invited “Enterprise Starship, this Neece and his performers hugely popular group, is to Burney to perform and donating all of the proceeds to lead workshops with her and their time and energy students. for us,” said Jill Reed, direc- Neece also encouraged tor and founder of Burney the Burney performers to Backbeat. compete at RAVES at the “We really appreciate them Redding Convention Center and we hope the community last spring against much will show its appreciation by larger middle school and coming out to support our high school show choirs children. from throughout California, “It’s really a fun, family- Oregon, Nevada and Idaho. oriented show. It’s something The 25 Burney singers to do and it’s a good thing to and dancers delighted the do,” she said. audience and the judges and Members of Burney Back- they went on to the second News Photo/Glenda Jordan beat rehearse three days a night fi nals where they won week after school. Members of Burney Backbeat, a student show choir directed by Jill Reed and funded entirely through fourth place. Although the show choir community donations, are in rehearsal for the April 12 evening performance at Burney High School show- “We really appreciate members are students at casing the acclaimed Enterprise Starship. This will be Enterprise Starship’s fi rst public performance for the Enterprise and their continu- Burney Elementary and Intermountain community and the 40 Enterprise High School singers, dancers and musicians are donating ing effort to help the Burney Burney Junior-Senior High area show choir,” Reed said. School, the music program all proceeds to Burney Backbeat. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. Enterprise Starship, whose is not funded by the school members must maintain at district. least a 3.0 grade point aver- The group and its produc- age, have performed across tions are fi nanced entirely the nation and in Europe through donations. Even Covanta given waiver extension from bank group on such occasions as the Reed is not compensated for Covanta Energy Corp. extends the covenant waiv- Had Covanta not agreed, according to a release from French Bicentennial Cel- her time. received approval from its ers through March 31. the waiver, one of three Covanta’s Fairfi eld, N.J. ebration in Paris, America’s The community show bank group for an extension However, the extension approved so far, would have headquarters. Bicentennial Celebration in by Enterprise Starship and of its covenant waivers and is conditioned on Covanta expired Jan. 31. Covanta is building the Washington, D.C., and for Burney Backbeat is at 7:30 access to short term liquidity. “achieving strict cash man- During this extension proposed 500-megawatt the inauguration of California p.m. at Burney High School The amendment to Cov- agement goals” as of Feb. period, Covanta is continuing power plant, Three Mountain Gov. Gray Davis. and tickets will go on sale anta’s Master Credit Facility 28. its strategic review process, Power, in Johnson Park. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Bartlett. The gamblers Thank you Bitsey McAlexander Editor: offered her home for the next lament social to be held March 21, at Fall River Elementary 6th Editor: 7 p.m. Names for drawn for grade class would like to As much as I hate to give those who wished to partici- thank the following individual up, the fun and games are on pate in the secret sister plan. and businesses for their suspension ‘til I pre-pay the This means one draws a donations!! 5 G’s it takes to cover grave name and is that person’s Dottie Smith, Aldans side burial. secret sister for the year, Hallmark, Beth Smith, Pasta Taking risks is better than which they will do some kind Pronto, Sue’s Java, JC the boredom with playing of ‘thinking of you’ for each Penny, Wal*Mart, Costco, life with “aces, straights and holiday. Black Bear Diner, Red Robin, cinches.” “Tight people get Names are revealed a the Head Hunters, Lee’s Honda, shocked when they encoun- end of the year and each Clydes Home Entertainment, ter Dame Luck who is bad one then knows who her New Photo/Glenda Jordan Wal*Mart Express, Napa- news. secret sister has been. A Community service by girl scouts Burney, Safeway-Burney. Sometimes fear sets in part from the holidays they Celcom, Sun Flower Kids, and sometimes they get a also remember her with Jr. Girl Scout Troop 35 of Burney and troop leaders Denise Rice, Kenia Howard Jan BeeBee, Sports LTD, Howard Hughes syndrome. something for her birthday and Dawn Watson have been doing community services at the Burney Cem- Lane French, Bonnie Lewis, Hal: Remember the other or anniversary whatever the etery, fi xing the fl ag pole, raking and other odd jobs to help make the cemetery Will Snyder, Chevron-Old day wen I was asking how case may be. Station, Michelle Ronan, Liz do you tell when you’ve con- beautiful. This has been a lot of fun Kyle, Sally Moyer, Stepha- tacted - a bad cold, the fl u, in the past but with such a nie Scovel, Cathren Eades, pneumonia or lung cancer? I storage of members this had Debbie Bidwell. forgot an old fashioned one, been discontinued for the last Rosselli Art Gallery, Pam “TB.” Perkins, Ethel, Bidwell, FR few years, now with more Raider review We don’t hear about that members everyone thought it Wild Rice, Ray’s Food Place, anymore. I had a cousin would be fun to do it again. Highlights at Burney High School Argent Hale, Gail Betz, Hal & about 15 or 16 and a beauti- It is so good to again have Kathy’s, Napa-Fall River, Bull ful vivacious dream girl. She more active members and BY DIANNAH CHILDERS busy with practices everyday High School on March 23. Dog Bite, Debbie Pineda, Mt. was very popular and was hope it continues. Another week has passed after school and beginning Junior high track practice Shasta Ski Park. dating and partying all one Memberships are open to here at BHS. Seniors have their competitive season. began on Monday, March -Fall River Elementary summer. anyone who was born in Cali- received the scores on their Both teams participated in 18. 6th grade class I haven’t thought about fornia and are over 16-years senior project papers and are the Liberty Christian tourna- The second competition of this for decades ‘til now when of age. If anyone is interested getting ready for their oral ment last weekend. this semester’s Raider Bowl my health broke down. June NDGW meeting in joining the N.D.G.W. they presentations to be made in There’s a road trip in store is scheduled for March 20. Ross was tired, run down and may contact Dianna Hockett, May. for both teams this week Good luck to all teams and Editor: got TB. She spent 20-years at 294-5875 or Ruby Sunder- The California Scholarship Thursday, March 28 begin- sponsors! The Mt. Lassen Parlor in a TB sanitarium in the Tra- man at 294-5509. Member- Federation put on a casual ning at 1 p.m. come and Congratulations to all ath- #215, of the N.D.G.W., verse City area in N. Mich. ship is open to both men and dance in celebration of St. cheer on the Raiders. letes who picked up an award held their monthly meeting, Challenges are fun when women now. Patrick’s Day last Friday. The The high school track team at the Winter Sports Awards hosted by Colleen Copeland, they are manageable. But, -Agnes Bartlett club would like to thank all has also been fairly busy. Night on Tuesday, March 12. at Kathy’s Frosty in Bieber, it’s the unforeseen risks that Publicity chairperson those who chaperoned and They traveled to Chico for the Thank you to all the coaches March 7. irk the hell out of me, and Bieber deejay, Chase Reed. North State Relays on March of the four basketball teams, Members present were, I was just getting my dice Baseball and softball 15 and will participate in the cheerleading squad, and the Coleen Copeland, Dianna game in order when the night teams have been keeping Eagle Relays at West Valley wrestling teams. Hockett, Ethel Dowell, Jen- air and late hours torpedoed nifer Atwood, Bitsey McAl- me. So it goes. exander, Marjorie Poytress, -Robert E. Nunn CEC set to OK changes to air quality conditions Ruby Sunderman and Agnes Burney Air quality staff at the Cali- The CEC staff recommen- fi cations,” Danielle Tinman, fornia Energy Commission dations “ensure that the pro- Covanta’s policy and com- is recommending approval posed modifi cations will not munications director said in of the petition from Three cause any new or additional an earlier interview. Local student named to Mountain Power to amend signifi cant environmental Three Mountain has also their existing Condition of impacts,” said Connie Bruins, asked to change the method George Fox University Honor Roll Certifi cation. compliance project manager of determining compliance of The matter will be heard with the CEC. the PM10 emission limit. Scott Spearin of Burney, ness and economics, Spearin elor of science degrees are at the Energy Commission’s “The project will remain in The petition included has been named to the is the son of Les and Sandy offered in 35 majors, and April 3 business meeting in compliance with all applicable a request to increase the George Fox University Spearin of Burney. there are 12 graduate pro- Sacramento. law, ordinances, regulations hourly, daily and annual Dean’s List for the fall semes- George Fox University is a grams. The CEC issued the permit and standards,” she said. emission limits for sulfur diox- ter of the 2001-02 academic Christian liberal arts univer- George Fox University to Covanta Energy to build a Anyone with questions ide (S02 using the Environ- year. sity recognized nationally for has been named 13 times by 500-megawatt natural gas- concerning the amendment mental Protection Agency’s To be included on the academic excellence. It has U.S. News and World Report fi red power plant in Johnson process can contact Bruins emission factor. academic honor roll, a stu- more than 2,600 students on magazine as one of “Ameri- Park on May 16, 2001. at 916-654-4545. Written To mitigate any potential dent must earn a 3.5 grade its campuses in both New- ca’s Best Colleges,” in 2001 But in January 2002, comments are due no later SO2 increases, Three Moun- point average (GPA) or berg and Portland, Ore., and ranked in the top tier among Three Mountain asked for than April 1. tain power agreed to provide higher while taking at least at teaching sites in Salem universities in the West that modifi cations to air quality “The modifi cations are part 10 additional woodstove 12 graded credit hours of and Eugene in Oregon and in provide a full range of under- conditions, such as allowing of the normal process as we units to its existing Wood- classes. Boise, Idaho. graduate and masters’ level higher sulfur content of sup- go through the permit and stove Replacement/Fireplace A senior majoring in busi- Bachelor of arts and bach- programs. plied natural gas. fi nd inconsistencies and clari- Retrofi t Program. PAGE 8 • MARCH 20, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Crash concerns -From Page 1 owner to the south, along restricted to prohibit aircraft with acreage owned by the from fl ying over the school. Fall River Mills Community There were also concerns Services District, Grant and about four airplane crashes Carol Brown, Sieraco Devel- that reportedly happened at opment Co., Robert L. Read the south end of the runway. Trust, Marlon McCulley and Hays said his department Orville Comforth. wants to verify the incidents Fall River Mills business and would then document the property owner Bill Brun- information. ner also asked about noise Also if the county extends abatement, providing a shut- the runway to the south, it tle service for the airport, and would encroach on Reynolds adding a heliport, although Road and George and Eliza- there is a helicopter landing beth Reynolds attended the area at Mayers Memorial meeting to fi nd out what that Hospital. meant for them. Glenburn resident Bob “We’re fi ne with the exten- Wimer noted that the entire sion since it will probably alignment of the airport is help the community, but we incorrect and that pilots wanted to fi nd out how it struggle with crosswinds. would effect our road,” said Shutt said to change the Elizabeth Reynolds. master plan at this point Most of those at the meet- would turn it into a new proj- ing, like Perry Thompson, ect and necessitate a new a co-owner of Hat Creek grant application process for Construction who uses the FAA funding. airport, are in favor of the “Pilots said that there is a runway expansion. crosswind, but it is not haz- Thompson said the runway ardous and skilled pilots can handle it,” Hays said after the is too short and there are no The area near the Round Mountain post offi ce is taking on a new look thanks to community members. services. meeting. The runway extension Wimer also asked if there would enhance the infra- was federal funding available structure and the community for radio equipment, if the would benefi t, he said. local fi re departments had Boyd Turner, a McArthur foam for fi res at the airport, resident who is with the U.S. and if, with increased airport Forest Service in Fall River traffi c, the county would Mills, also favored the proj- consider manning the airport ect for safety reasons and again. Shasta County Sheriff’s Lt. In response to the other Greg Wrigley said he hoped improvement requests, even more services could be Kovacich explained that there developed. is no general fund money A few residents were earmarked for the airport. concerned about noise and The FAA grant is funding asked about the possibility of specifi cally for rehabilitation purchasing land for a buffer of the existing facility. No zone. operating costs are included, “Our runway is land poor he said. and we should have addi- Hays said his department tional land for safety rea- has to complete the environ- sons,” said Hays. mental process, but hopes to The county owns the land begin “moving dirt” in the late to the north. summer of 2003. PG&E is the majority land-

Cedar Creek elementary School students, shown above, Ashley Sherbundy and Terra Riggs, both 9, dig in during the tree planting project at the Round Mountain Post Offi ce. In photo at right, Floyd and Blanche Jensen, at left, and Jim and Trecia Tyson were among the community members who volun- teered to build birdhouses for the park next to the Round Mountain Post Offi ce. New trees grown in Canada, birdhouses made locally added

-From Page 1 by to do the labor. the roof. months to do – if we could as the trees they planted But the idea of more than “It took 20 people to set have done it,” said Hottel. grow,” said Hottle. cleaning the grounds had the big bird house in the Toni Owens, the third- Edward Frederickson already taken hold. ground.” fourth-grade teacher at of Roseberg Forest Prod- “I called on some of the Lee Hottel and other vol- Cedar Creek, thought this ucts and Mark Gray of the senior woodworkers in our unteers dug out a path to the would be a great project for U.S.D.A. Forest Service in area and they agreed to build bird structure. They also want her students and they were Anderson donated the red- bird houses,” said Hottel. to plant more fl owers and add bused to the post offi ce on wood, Douglas fi r and cedar Jerry Thomason, Bob a bench where people could March 14, a blustery and Wedding set for June trees. Newman, Floyd Jensen, Jim relax, read a letter, admire sunny day, for a full morning Christopher and Crystal announced their engage- “The seeds came from the Tyson, Lee Kenzy and Fred the view and their handiwork. of planting trees. ment in November, 2001. Crystal Renee Landsem back side of Round Moun- Pasqueralla each built and Berry Hottel and Capt. The gardeners were Cody is the daughter of Mike and Tina Landsem of Moreno tain and the trees were then donated a unique birdhouse. Paul Janowitz brought in DeRosia, Ashley Sherbundy Valley, CA. She is a 2001 graduate of Burney High grown in Canada.” The young trees and the another crew from the Sugar and Ian Long, all eight years School. Crystal is attending Shasta College and is The seeds for this beauti- birdhouses were delivered to Pine Camp. old, Terra Riggs, Christian fi cation project were planted Hottel’s door. “They cleaned and cleared Dyer, Kayla Schmidt, Alex majoring in Civil Engineering, she is employed at last October when Bjorklund “Then we needed a bigger the area. They dug over 45 Tetreault and Leonard Tomas, Rite-Aid in Burney. Christopher Anthony Estes is asked Hottle if she would bird house to hold all the holes for the new trees. They all 9, and Tim Thomas, 10. the son of Jim and Sharon Estes of Burney. Chris- help clean up around the smaller bird houses. That’s cut and stacked the wood for “My hope with this project topher is a 2001 graduate of Burney High School, post offi ce. when I again called on my fi rewood for area residents is also that the community he is attending Shasta College and majoring in Hottel turned to her hus- husband, who is also a wood- and they are going to drop can grow together as the band, Berry Hottel, Fire worker.” by from time to time when children and the trees are Administration of Justice. He is currently employed Captain B with the CDF at Berry Hottel built an eight- needed. growing,” said Hottel. by Holiday Market in Burney. Wedding is set for the Sugar Pine Conservation foot-tall structure with shakes “In one day’s time, they June 8, at the Word of Life Assembly of God. Camp, and he brought a crew donated by Bob Emerald for did what would have taken Her frustration continues with Burney fi re commissioners

BY MEG FOX revenues from July 2001 through gency fund. that the commissioners should have “They give it back in the form of Nelson wonders why the commis- Burney resident Evalee Nelson March 8, 2002. It apparently has yet to be cor- caught that, too. a dividend (on the account balance) sioners didn’t question an accounts said it’s frustrating that she has to be The fi re department reported a rected. Instead of the reported $178,438, offered as safety dollars,” she said. payable expense of $225 for parking the watchdog at Burney Fire Depart- total ambulance revenue balance As of February 28, the county and the fi re department’s Feb. 28 assets If the employer spends the dol- permits in Burney. ment commission meetings and that of $120,643.10 for that time period, fi re department fi gures come within were $196,931, Nelson said. lars to improve health and safety The permits are used by volun- commissioners are still overlooking while the computer printout from the $100.50 of balancing at $116,732. “That’s what’s in the checking conditions at the work place, Work- teers to park in the lot next to the fi re accounts and not following correct county indicated total ambulance The $100.50 is another yet- to- account,” she said. “The other fi gure ers Comp fi gures “it will save them station, but Nelson said those dollars procedure. revenues of $107,724.06, Nelson be-corrected posting error from ($178,438) is the reserve account to money in the long run.” would have been better spent on She wants the relatively new pointed out. August. cover shortfalls. Retiring Fire Chief Larry Sullivan fi refi ghting gear. board members, who are now run- The county’s transaction is for According to the fi re department, “They have a lot more money appropriately spent what has been Additionally, she said, a computer ning a fi re department that lacks a income received to Feb. 28 and if they know where the error is and coming in and more money in the referred to as safety dollars on, in was purchased with contingency chief, to get up to speed. the fi re department’s is to March 8, why, it doesn’t matter until the end bank than they realize.” part, Hepatitis shots for fi re and funds. “The issue is, in order to use At the March 13 board meeting, according to fi re department docu- of the fi scal year on June 30 when She is also perplexed by her EMS staff. contingency funds, which are special Nelson again questioned discrep- ments. everyone’s books must balance. perception of the board’s neglect in That’s not the issue, said Nelson. funds that have been set aside, the ancies she fi nds between Shasta Board members have previously Nelson is less concerned about making motions to approve spending “The issue is that the money has board needs to vote to use them.” County’s journal entries – the county noted that the fi gures change daily the errors now that they’ve been and, case in point, “safety dollars.” been spent and the board needs to Inaccuracies that Nelson found in pays all of the fi re department’s bills as deposits are made and checks clarifi ed than the fact that the com- As Nelson explained, safety dol- say if they are going to take that a budget work sheet presented last – and the fi re department’s, along are written. missioners didn’t question the dif- lars are the monies paid to Worker’s out of this year’s budget or say it’s month still concern her. with other ongoing issues. Still lingering on the books and ferent fi gures when reviewing the Comp that are not used during a safety dollars and fi ll out the neces- “When I looked at the work sheet This time commissioner Donna causing everyone grief is a county monthly accounts. year’s time. sary forms and return it to Workers to see if they had enough money to Caldwell asked Nelson to submit her posting error of $8,908.40. “It’s so frustrating. They won’t “They put that money into a trust Comp,” Nelson said. hire a chief and I see they made as questions in writing before the board The fi re department received that look,” she said. account for at least three years,” “When a board spends money, it many mistakes as they did, it con- attempted to answer them in public. amount as ambulance income in She said a newly requested report Nelson said, explaining they are held has to make a motion. Is it coming cerns me,” she said. Nelson questioned the fi re September 2001. The county posted on the fi re district’s bank balance, or in case a belated Workers Comp from the budget or are they getting “They say it doesn’t matter. Why department’s report on ambulance it as a debit in the ambulance contin- cash on hand, was erroneous and claim is made. a refund?” bother if it doesn’t matter?” THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • MARCH 20, 2002 • PAGE 9 Board of Lava Beds participates trustees vacancy in in conservation corps Big Valley employment program

BV has vacancy on board Superintendent Craig 30 p.m. each day, Monday of trustees Dorman announced that through Friday. The Big Valley Joint Unifi ed Lava Beds National Monu- The type of work to be School District has a vacancy ment will be participating in performed includes, alien on the Board of Trustees cre- the Youth conservation Corps plant control, wildlife habitat ated by the resignation of (YCC) program this year. maintenance, backcountry Bob Nelson at the regularly The Youth Conservation trail maintenance, prescribed scheduled board meeting on Corps is a summer employ- fi re line construction, cave March 14. ment program for young men mapping and cleanup, cave Any interested person, and women, ages 15 through trail maintenance, and envi- residing in Trustee Area 2, 18, who work and learn ronmental education. may apply for a provisional together by accomplishing Forty hours of natural and appointment by the Board of needed conservation work on cultural resource conserva- Trustees. public lands. tion education programs Applicants may come by The eight-week program will be incorporated into the the School District Offi ce, will begin on June 17 and scheduled eight weeks. 390 Bridge Street, Bieber, conclude on August 9. These programs will pro- to receive an information Therapy Assistant, Tammy Monath, helps Senior Wellness participant, Mari- An equal number of men vide information on the diver- packet. lyn Edwards. and women participants will sity and mandated respon- The Board will conduct be selected at a public draw- sibilities of all National Park interviews for this position ing and will earn $6.75 per Service areas. during the next regularly hour. Applications for the YCC scheduled board meeting on Seniors gain more stamina, No monument housing is summer employment pro- Thursday, April 18. available. gram must be mailed to Lava A provisional appointment All participants must bring Beds National Monument, 1 by the board will be valid friends in wellness program a lunch and be able to pro- Indian Well Headquarters, until the next regular school vide their own transportation Tulelake, CA 96134, and to and from the monument. be postmarked no later than board election which is in What has more energy, the perseverance and dedi- by getting more people more Work schedules will begin May 10. November. more stamina, less pain, cation of the group members. active more often. at 7 a.m. and end at 3: At that time, the appoin- fewer pounds and more At least ten of the seniors are Support for this project has tee, if they choose to remain friends? still regularly working out at been provided by the Shasta in the trustee position, is A group of 18 senior citi- the Fitness Center.” County Department of Public required by California Educa- zens who exercise together According to Roper, an Health’s Senior Health and tion Code to fi le for election for six months under the attrition rate as high as 80 Wellness Program. to fi ll the new four term which watchful and encouraging percent is generally seen For additional information begins in December. eyes of Keith Roper, Program within the fi rst three months contact Lynn Erickson at the Any community member Director for the Intermountain of starting a fi tness regime. Intermountain Community who is interested in pursuing Senior Wellness Program. A signifi cant factor in the Center 335-4600. a provisional appointment The seniors volunteered success of the group was the must submit a letter of inter- last spring to participate in friendships that were formed. est to: Board of Trustees, Big the program, a project to Group exercise is fun and Dodds to Valley Joint Unifi ed School encourage men and women the seniors found support District, Box 157, Bieber, CA age 55 and over to become with one another. serve on 96009. active. One woman who lost Letters must be received The seniors met twice a her husband during the six- advisory in the Big Valley Joint Uni- week at Intermountain Physi- month exercise period found fi ed School District Offi ce no cal Therapy to participate in comfort and support during board later than 4 p.m. on Friday, cardiovascular and strength the time she was gone and Cindy Dodds of Burney April 12. training exercises designed friends ready to welcome her has been appointed to for each of them. back. serve on the Shasta County They were also encour- The seniors keep in touch Department of Public Health aged to exercise several now that their turn in the pro- Advisory Board. Caltrans offers times a week outside of the gram is over. She was appointed by the group sessions and to keep a The expectation is that the county Board of Supervisors employment journal of those activities. friendships they have formed March 5 as a representa- As a group, the seniors and the encouragement they tive for the Eastern Shasta opportunity have lost 101 pounds and get from one another will help County region. Caltrans is looking for reduced body fat by 32 per- them stay active. Dodds is the executive experienced equipment cent. A second group of seniors director of the Tri-County operators that are eligible Individuals have reduced began in December and can Community Network at the to take a written civil service their resting heart rate by be found exercising at Inter- Intermountain Community examination on June 1 for the an average of 8 beats per mountain Physical Therapy Center in Burney and also Caltrans Equipent Operator II minute and decreased signs each Tuesday and Thursday co-chair of Intermountain- position. of depression by 12 percent. morning. Action-Growth-Education To qualify for the upcom- The results are even more Both groups are telling (IMAGE). ing examination an applicant impressive when looked at their story to friends. “This is a good opportunity must have an appropriate on an individual basis. Seniors can expect great for me and I’m very commit- valid driver’s license and at “The more a person things from becoming active ted to this area having rep- least two years experience exercised, the better the together, better health, more resentation on county-wide in operating highway, struc- test results,” said Dr. Tom energy, and good friends. boards,” she said. ture, emergency service, Watson, medical consultant The Intermountain Senior The 15-member board landscape or construction for the program. Wellness Program is a proj- assists the county Depart- equipment. The long-term benefi ts of ect of Tri County Commu- ment of Public Health in Both fulltime and tempo- exercise are well known. nity Network in partnership assessing the community’s rary positions may be avail- Regular exercise reduces with Intermountain Physi- health. able in the near future. the risk of developing heart cal Therapy, Intermountain This includes assessing Candidates that are suc- disease, diabetes, high blood Family Practice and Mayers the strengths and gaps in the cessful in the written portion pressure, and certain types Memorial Hospital District public health system, includ- of the examination process of cancer. Laboratory. ing rural or underserved will be scheduled for a perfor- Exercise also helps build The intent of the project is areas and developing strate- mance test in mid-July. strong bones and control to reduce the affects of aging gies to meet unmet needs,” Successful candidates weight. and prevent chronic disease according to Public Health will then be eligible to com- Tests taken before and Director Marta McKenzie. pete for job opportunities in after a six-month exercise the highway maintenance period indicate the seniors fi eld within District 2 which are well on their way toward includes, Shasta, Lassen, reaping many of these ben- Modoc, Plumas, Siskiyou, efi ts. Tehama and Trinity counties. The more immediate, and Interested applicants are less measurable, effects of urged to review the exam exercise were greatly valued bulletin for additional require- by this group. ments and submit an applica- The top reported ben- tion postmarked by the March efi t, and what motivates the 28 fi nal fi ling date. seniors to continue exercis- Exam bulletins and appli- ing, is how much better they cations may be obtained at feel. any Employment Develop- Several who didn’t exer- ment Department offi ce, the cise over the holidays noticed Department of Transporta- the difference. tion District 2 Offi ce at 1657 The dip in energy and the Riverside in Redding or at return of familiar stiffness and www.dot.ca.gov/hq/jobs or aches and pains found them www.spb.ca.gov on the inter- anxious to get active again. net. “What is exciting to me,” Further information can said Roper, “is that we main- be obtained by calling the tained such a large group Caltrans offi ce in Redding at throughout the six month the following phone numbers: period. 530-225-3010, 225-3116, I expected positive health outcomes. I did not anticipate 225-3425 or 225-2019 TTY. MARCH 20, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES THE WANT ADS CALL (530) 335-4533 • (530) 275-1716 • (530) 549-3304 CHARGE IT TO YOUR DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS

Notice: This fi ctitious name Park Ave, Annex II, call statement expires fi ve years Bobby @ 335-5445 for from the date it was fi led in the offi ce of the county clerk. more info. A new fi ctitious business ______PUBLIC name statement must be C&S fi led prior to that date. The fi ling of this statement does ENTERTAINMENT not of itself authorize the Wedding or Picnic NOTICES use in this state of a fi ctitious packages business name in violation WE DO IT ALL! of the rights of another under federal, state or Includes - Food, response on time, you may Tables, Chairs, Music, 10 lose the case, and your common law (See Sections wages, money and property 14400 et seq., Business and & Linens. may be taken without further Professions Code.) WE DO THE NOTICES warning from the court. Published March 6, 13, 20, 27, 2002 CLEANUP LEGAL NOTICE There are other legal requirements. You may ______1-888-689-2500 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS visit our website @ The California Senior want to call an attorney right away. If you do not know an NAME STATEMENT cnsent.com Legislature Needs YOU! File No. 2002-0000097 attorney, you may call an (024-10) attorney referral service or a January 25, 2002 Candidate Packets are now The following person(s) are ______available for the Senior Sen- legal aid offi ce (listed in the phone book). doing business as: BURNEY- Veteran’s ator and Senior Assembly SHASTA LAKE Member seats representing Después de que le entreg- Hall for rent, for private uen esta citación judicial VETERINARY CLINIC seniors in Planning and 4522 Shasta Dam Blvd and public events. Days Service Area 2 (PSA 2) in usted tiene un plazo do 30 DIAS CALOENDARIOS Shasta Lake, CA 96019 & nights, reasonable the California Senior Leg- Brian C. Harvick D.V.M. rates. Full kitchen. islature (CSL). The CSL is para presenter una respu- esta escrita a maquina en This business is conducted Catering available. a non-partisan, all volunteer by an Individual. body which, through legisla- esta corte. Largest, best equipped Una carta una llamada The Registrant has begun to tive activity, advocates for transact business under the hall in Intermountain the rights and interests of telefónica no le ofrederá protección; su respuesta fi ctitious business name(s) area. Receptions, seniors. Successful candi- listed above on October 1, dates will fi ll a two year term escrita a máquina tiene que reunions, banquets, cumplir con las formalidades 1978. with the CSL beginning in (S) Brian C. Harvick D.V.M. meetings, sales events, October 2002. legales afopiadas si usted quiere que la corte escuche Notice: This fi ctitious name etc. Call Ginny at 335- statement expires fi ve years 4488 or call the Club at To be eligible for either of su caso. Si usted no presenta su from the date it was fi led in 335-4971 after 4 p.m. the two available seats, the the offi ce of the county clerk. candidate must be 60 years respuesta a tiempo, puede (tfc) perder el caso, y le pueden A new fi ctitious business of age or older as of May 6, name statement must be ______2000, be a registered voter, quitar su salario, su dinero y otras cosas de su propiedad fi led prior to that date. The and a resident of one of PLACE YOUR AD BY 4 P.M. FRIDAY fi ling of this statement does the counties within PSA 2 sin aviso adicional por parte de la corte. not of itself authorize the SEAMLESS (Lassen, Modoc, Shasta, name statement must be use in this state of a fi ctitious Existen otros requistos statement expires fi ve years Siskiyou and Trinity coun- under the fi ctitious business fi led prior to that date. The FICTITIOUS BUSINESS business name in violation GUTTERS legals. Puede que usted from the date it was fi led in ties). name(s) listed above. fi ling of this statement does NAME STATEMENT of the rights of another quiera llamar a un abo- the offi ce of the county clerk. ROOFING, (S)Linnea Kilgren not of itself authorize the File No. 2002-0000234 under federal, state or gado immediatamente. Si A new fi ctitious business REMODELING, If you wish to have a CSL Notice: This fi ctitious name use in this state of a fi ctitious February 26, 2002 common law (See Sections no conoce a un abogado, name statement must be candidate packet mailed to statement expires fi ve years business name in violation The following person(s) are 14400 et seq., Business and ALL KINDS OF puede llamar a un servicio fi led prior to that date. The you, please contact the PSA from the date it was fi led in of the rights of another doing business as: Professions Code.) de referencia de abogados fi ling of this statement does REPAIRS 2 Area Agenbcy on Aging the offi ce of the county clerk. under federal, state or THE LIGHTHOUSE CHRIS- Published February 13, 20, by telephone at 1-800- a una ofi cina de ayuda legal A new fi ctitious business not of itself authorize the TIAN BOOKSTORE WILDERNESS (vea al directorio telefónico). common law (See Sections 27, MARCH 20, 2002 221-7722, or by mail at P name statement must be use in this state of a fi ctitious 14400 et seq., Business and 37067 Main St. CONSTRUCTION SA 2 Area Agency on The name and address of fi led prior to that date. The business name in violation Burney, CA 96013 the court is: Plumas County Professions Code.) Aging, P.O. Box 1400, fi ling of this statement does of the rights of another Published March 13, 20, 27, Calvary Chapel Burney 335-2237 Yreka, CA 96097. The fi nal Superior Court, 520 W. Main not of itself authorize the under federal, state or Falls Inc. THE COTTAGE CA LIC#594222 Street, Quincy, CA 95971 April 3, 2002 date for candidates is April use in this state of a fi ctitious common law (See Sections ______California GALLERY 5, 2002. The name, address and tele- business name in violation 14400 et seq., Business and This business is conducted phone number of Plaintiff’s FICTITIOUS BUSINESS CUSTOM FRAMING (023-03) Published March 13, 20, 27, of the rights of another Professions Code.) NAME STATEMENT OF by a Corporation. April 3, 2002 attorney, or plaintiff without under federal, state or Published March 20, 27, The Registrant has begun to ______an attorney is: Jan Klement, ABANDONMENT 335-3250 ______common law (See Sections April 3, 10, 2002 File No. 1999-0001295 transact business under the CASSEL AA Alcoholics Esq., Tel: 530-283-2410, 14400 et seq., Business and ______fi ctitious business name(s) Esq., P.O. Box 596, Quincy, Original File Date 12-28- Anonymous. Support Summons Filed Professions Code.) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 1999 listed above on November ACCOUNTANT CA 95971 Published March 20, 27, NAME STATEMENT 18, 2001 and understanding, Dated: July 19, 2001 Filed February 25, 2002 someone to talk to. Notice to Defendant (Aviso a April 3, 10, 2002 File No. 2002-0000214 The following persons have (S) Pat Nugent Full charge Acusado): Sheri Wert, Clerk, by Pam ______February 22, 2002 Notice: This fi ctitious name Transportation to meet- Marchetti, Deputy ABANDONED the use of the Bookkeeper FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The following person(s) are Fictitious Business Name: statement expires fi ve years ings available. Please MARLA J. HOWARD and Published March 6, 13, 20, NAME STATEMENT doing business as: from the date it was fi led in Full or Part time 27, 2002 PINEWOOD GALLERY call 335-4052 or 335- DOES 1 to 5. File No. 2002-0000306 DAVID’S MARBLE PINEWOOD STUDIO the offi ce of the county clerk. Expert with excel YOU ARE BEING SUED BY ______MARCH 20, 2002 SERVICE A new fi ctitious business 2611, 335-4142, 335- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 21551 Sonoma St. PLAINTIFF (A ud. Le está The following person(s) are 3716 “B” Churn Creek Rd. Burney, CA 96013 name statement must be By the job or by 7064 NAME STATEMENT Redding, CA 96002 demandando): doing business as: Carl Frederick Sperber fi led prior to that date. The (02tfc) File No. 2002-0000291 James D. Clapper the hour PLUMAS BANK, a Califor- LAVA LUMINARIES 21551 Sonoma St. fi ling of this statement does ______nia Corporation. March 11, 2002 1107 Second Street 3716 “B” Churn Creek Rd. not of itself authorize the Call 336-6319 The following person(s) are Burney, CA 96013 You are served as an indi- Redding, CA 96002 Redding, CA 96002 Elaine Karen Sperber use in this state of a fi ctitious Steve vidual defendant. doing business as: Dale Leonard McDonald This business is conducted business name in violation A WISH COME TRUE BY 21551 Sonoma St. You have 30 CALENDAR 1107 Second Street by an Individual. Burney, CA 96013 of the rights of another POTLUCK DAYS after this summons LINNEA Redding, CA 96002 The Registrant has NOT yet under federal, state or HEALING HANDS OF This business was con- B.B.B. is served on you to fi le a This business is conducted begun to transact business ducted by Husband and common law (See Sections TRADING typewritten response at this LINNEA by an Individual. under the fi ctitious business 14400 et seq., Business and HARDWOOD Linnea Jean Kilgren Wife. court. The Registrant has begun to name(s) listed above. Published February 27, Professions Code.) A letter or phone call will not 21151 El Mar Rd. transact business under the (S) James D. Clapper Published March 6, 13, 20, FLOORS POST Redding, CA 96002 March 6, 13, 20, 2002 protect you; your typewritten fi ctitious business name(s) Notice: This fi ctitious name ______27, 2002 Tear outs, Dollar & More response must be in proper This business is conducted listed above on MARCH statement expires fi ve years ______by an Individual. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Repairs, legal form if you want the 20, 2002 from the date it was fi led in NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Store court to hear your case. The Registrant has NOT (S) Dale McDonald the offi ce of the county clerk. NAME STATEMENT begun to transact business File No. 2002-0000198 Lays, Sand & If you do not fi le your Notice: This fi ctitious name A new fi ctitious business February 20, 2002 File No. 2002-0000226 Shop Here The following person(s) are February 26, 2002 Re nish doing business as: The following person(s) are FREE First! doing business as: BEAR’S DEN ESTIMATE THIS WEEK’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESTAURANT BIKETRAILER.COM New arrivals ANSWERS ON BACK PAGE 37453 299E 36568 Mt. Home Rd. No Travel Charge Burney, CA 96013 often Burney, CA 96013 1-530-335-4842 "Calm Down!" Anthony A. Klein Martin Glassett 36568 Mt. Home Rd. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 3698 Betty Bell Place or 335-2022 ACROSS Corning, CA 96021 Burney, CA 96013 1. Days of yore This business is conducted Sharon Glassett 1-530-945-8811 37002 Main St. 5. A quart, plus 14 15 16 by an Individual. 36568 Mt. Home Rd. Bryan Small Burney, CA 97013 Burney 10. Londoner's The Registrant has NOT yet ______17 18 19 begun to transact business This business is conducted subway under the fi ctitious business by a Husband and Wife. ______14. "__ cost to name(s) listed above. The Registrant has begun to Freedom Feather Al- 20 21 22 CALIFORNIA Bank- you!" (S) Anthony A. Klein transact business under the Anon 12-step meeting, fi ctitious business name(s) ruptcy Center. Free 15. "__ ear and Notice: This fi ctitious name open meets Thursdays 23 24 25 26 statement expires fi ve years listed above on February consultation, call 530- ..." from the date it was fi led in 26, 2002 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Pit 222-1664 16. Shirt with a (S) Martin Glassett River Health Clinic on 27 28 29 30 31 32 the offi ce of the county clerk. reptilian logo A new fi ctitious business 17. Not exactly name statement must be 33 34 35 36 fi led prior to that date. The calm fi ling of this statement does 19. Tag info 37 38 39 40 41 42 not of itself authorize the 20. Montezuma, use in this state of a fi ctitious business name in violation e.g. 43 44 45 46 47 of the rights of another 21. He gave his under federal, state or name to a 48 49 50 51 common law (See Sections Washington 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code.) 52 53 institution Published February 27, 23. "The Aba __ March 6, 13, 20, 2002 Honeymoon" 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 ______26. Aural FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 63 64 65 66 NAME STATEMENT organ File No. 2002-0000245 27. Not exactly February 27, 2002 calm 67 68 69 The following person(s) are 33. Bunyan tool doing business as: 70 71 72 INTELLIGENT EYES

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Thursday Evening March 21, 2002 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 ABC World Figure Skating Championships Local Nightline Polit Incr Local CBS NCAA Basketball Championship Local Late Show Late Late NBC Friends Leap Faith Will Grace Just Shoot ER Local Tonight Show Conan FOX Family Guy Family Guy King Hill Futurama Local Local Local Local Local Local A&E Biography Horatio Hornblower Law & Order Biography DISC Creatures of Abyss Ocean Mysteries Giant Squid Justice Files Creatures of Abyss DISN Alley Cats Up, Up and Away M Surfers Going Ape! J Jackson ESPN SportsCenter Baseball Coll Hoops SportsCenter SportsCenter Baseball Baseball HGTV House Det Wknd Warr Dsgn4Sexes Dsgn Chall House Hntr Crb Appeal Crb Appeal Old House Local Local HIST Hunting Hitler Messerschmitt 262 Tanks Sisters of Titanic Hunting Hitler for Lolita’s 38127 Hwy (024-3) (02tfc) Washer & Dryer, LIFE Unsolved Mysteries Reason For Living:The Jill Ireland Story Gldn Girls Gldn Girls Mad About Mad About stacked unit $200 299E Johnson Park. ______NICK SpongeBob Wild Thorn Brady Bnch Brady Bnch Cheers Cheers Fam Ties Fam Ties Threes Co Threes Co excellent condition. Pick up applications. Johnson Park Studio Photograph TBS Shoot To Kill Burly TV The Devil's Advocate Livestock trailer, Red (024-3) House, yard. Furnished Restoration 1979 Jackson 4 horse ______$400, unfurnished TLC 9 Days of Deception Unwrapped Mysteries of Sphinx 9 Days of Deception Unwrapped Photo repair and 2 axle, good brakes & $300 + deposit + credit TNT Jaws Jaws 2 custom prints from new fl oor $1,650, 335- 75 check. Everything USA Nash Bridges The Jackal Martin Smush J Larroque scans and digital 4445 new, call 275-2782 for fCS media. Creative (023-27) CHILD CARE details. design services also ______(02-4-10) Friday Evening March 22, 2002 available Brand new Sims Livin’ Safe and Reliable ______8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 Call Wes Hatcher Large Expansion Pack Child Care, License FRM Clean 3 bdrm., 1 ABC Funniest Videos Whose Line Whose Line 20/20 Local Nightline Polit Incr Local (530) 335-4420 CD-Rom in case and #455401973, Call bath, gas & wood heat, CBS NCAA Basketball Championship Local Late Show Late Late ______box. Used 1X but can’t Janice at 335-3406 $500 mo. + security, NBC Providence Dateline Law & Order: SVU Local Tonight Show Conan return if opened. Orig. (02tfc) 916-334-7250 FOX That 70's Titus Dark Angel Local Local Local Local Local Local 21 $40-selling at $26. 335- ______(02tfc) 3634 ______A&E Biography Gorillas: Primal Contact Law & Order Biography DISC Tattoo! Body Piercing Warrior Island Justice Files Tattoo! PETS (02tfc) IT S TIME! Houses for rent in the ______to register your child Hat Creek area: DISN Zenon the Zequel Phantom of the Megaplex Pepper Ann Bug Juice So Weird In Hrtbeat ‘EASTER PUPS’ AKC Used Appliances for for Preschool 2 bdrm., 2 bath, wood ESPN SportsCenter Baseball Coll Hoops SportsCenter SportsCenter Baseball Boxing Labs for sale $300- sale. Parts & Service. & After School stove, $600 mo. + $150 HGTV Homes of London Homes of Paris HomeAcross Dream Driv Befor Aftr Old House Local Local $350. Yellow and black, Crites Appliances, 294- Program utilities. HIST Bridge Too Far Mulberry Harbours Airships Hitler & the Occult Bridge Too Far 336-7103 evenings. 5622 (Burney & Fall River) Small Studio Cabin, LIFE Unsolved Mysteries Survival on The Mountain Once and Again Mad About Mad About www.coldwaterlabs.out (02tfc) $450 mo. doors.com Intermountain NICK SpongeBob Fairly Odd InvaderZim KABLAM! Cheers Cheers Fam Ties Fam Ties Threes Co Threes Co ______Small 2 bdrm., $600 TBS The Quick and The De Joe Kidd The White Buffalo (024-3) Snowboard pants 3 Community mo. TLC High Speed Pursuit Valley of Kings Frozen In Time High Speed Pursuit Valley of Kings ______sizes, XS $50. Sm. $65 Utilities Included Center TNT The Matrix Special Austin Powers brand new. Lg. $25. Main & Commerce, Call Bryant Enterprises Also snowboard jackets USA Nash Bridges Lake Placid The Island of Dr. Moreau 30 Burney @ 241-7767 size Sm. $40. Call 530- (02-tfc) MISC. FOR 524-9204 or 335-4420 335-4600 ______License 45540151/516 Burney Cabin, 1 bdrm., Saturday Evening March 23, 2002 SALE Children’s size 4-1/2 (02tfc) includes water & gar- 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 Whirlpool washer $50. (22.5) Rossignol ski ______bage, $325 mo., + $375 ABC World Figure Skating Championships Local Local Local Local GE dryer $75. Small boots, $25. 335-3634 deposit, No dogs, 336- CBS NCAA Basketball The Agency The District Local Local Local Local kitchen stove $50. (02tfc) 80 1039 NBC Undercover Undercover Law & Order: CI Local SNL Whirlpool refrigerator ______(02tfc) $200, 335-5155 FOX Cops Cops Americas Most Wanted Local Local Mad TV Local Local AUTO FOR ______A&E New York at the Movies Child Stars: Their Story New York at Movies (024-10) 40 ______SALE 111 DISC Nigel's Wild World The Prosecutors Justice Files New Detectives Nigel's Wild World BUFFALO MEAT JOBS WANTED DISN Leave It To Beaver Beetlejuice Bug Juice So Weird In Hrtbeat Local Ranch, Tastey, Want a good home for APTS. FOR ESPN SportsCntr NCAA W Basketball SportsCenter SportsCenter Big League Natural and Good 4 U. Spring time is upon Subaru GL Wagon 4x4, HGTV Martha's Garden Room by Room Decorating Cents At Auction Bargn Hunt Local Local 299-3173 us and so is Spring 1984. New engine, RENT HIST Gallipoli Harry Awards 2002 Sex in World War I Gallipoli (024-3) Cleaning. My cleaning new clutch, new bat- LIFE In Cold Blood Mad About Mad About Digging to China ______services are available. tery. Burns no oil, great 2 bdrm., Apt., with laun- NICK Rugrats Rugrats Rugrats Bro Gar Cheers Cheers Fam Ties Fam Ties Threes Co Threes Co Couch and Loveseat, Will also do yard work. condition, runs great. dry & garbage. No pets. TBS Joe Versus The Volcano Major League: Back to the Minors Police Academy 6 ripple patt., gold, tan, Please call 294-5102 $2,000 OBO, 530-370- No smoking please, TLC Trading Spaces A Wedding Dating Dating Dating Trading Spaces A Wedding Dating white $200 set. 16c.f. (024-3) 0121 Burney 365-1491 (024-10) TNT The Terminator Fire Down Below The Game Amana chest freezer ______(02tfc) USA Lake Placid The Rage: Carrie 2 Law & Order: CI Cruel Intentions $100. Colonial style ______couch, rust $90. Wood 41 ______Beautiful 2 bdrm., 1 bedrm set, Double bed, bath apt. $385 mo. + triple dresser, mirror, 2 HELP 83 security, 335-5788 or Sunday Evening March 24, 2002 night stands $150. 335- CAMPERS/ 707-939-1271 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 3540 WANTED (023-20) ABC 74th Annual Academy Awards Local Local Local (024-3) ______CBS Executive Decision Local Local Local Local Night Watchman at TRAILERS ______Large Modern Studio, NBC NBA Basketball Fear Factor Fear Factor Local Dateline Furniture - King bed Boys Group Home. ‘94 Cobra Sandpiper clean & quiet, stove/ FOX Independence Day Local Local Local Local Local Local $50. Bunk bed $75. Friday & Saturday 26’. Bedroom in back, refrig. $300 + deposit, A&E Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Cherry entertainment nights, 337-6724 large bath, Great Con- 916-334-7250 or 335- DISC TBA TBA TBA FBI Files TBA center $200. 2 desks (024-10) dition, $8,800 OBO, 2013 FREE, 335-5151 ______DISN Extremely Goofy Movie Ready to Run Bug Juice So Weird In Hrtbeat 335-3897 (02tfc) (024-3) CALTRANS EQUIP- ESPN SportsCenter Baseball Baseball SportsCenter SportsCenter Baseball Baseball (023-20) ______MENT OPERATOR HGTV B&A Ext Home RV 2002 If Walls Mdrn Mastr Restr Amer Old House Local Local ______2 bdrm., Apt’s, laundry II EXAM: Final fi ling ______1929 Claw foot high hook-ups, water and HIST The Color of War Stealing the Superfortress Patton vs Kluge The Color of War date is March 28, 2002. back chair $275. garbage paid. $345 per LIFE Cruel Doubt Columbia County Exam will be given 110 Ladies Voit golf club mo. & up, plus deposit, NICK Caitlin's Way BradyBunch BradyBunch Cheers Cheers Fam Ties Fam Ties Threes Co Threes Co in local areas. Salary set, like new $30. “No Pets” 335-5468 TBS Major League Major League: Back to the Minors Girls! Girls! Girls! range: $3043-$3330 + HOUSE FOR Quasar microwave (02tfc) TLC Worlds Worst Drivers Danger Police Videos Dangerous Pursuits Worlds Worst Drivers Danger Police Vidoes 23w x 17 deep $25, benefi ts. For details see RENT ______TNT The Matrix Special I know What You Did Last Summer 335-5155 anouncement at your local EDD, Caltrans USA Clear and Present Danger Combat Missions Law & Order: CI Combat Missions (024-3) 2 story 3 bdrm., 1 bath, 117 ______Offi ce or call 916-227- with garbage paid. No Craftsman Snow blower 7856 or TTY 530-225- Pets, $525 mo. 335- MISC. $150. Molded fl oor 2019. Also available Monday Evening March 25, 2002 3369 mats for ‘91 Explorer on internet sites: http: 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 024-10) RENTALS front & rear $30 OBO, //www.dot.ca.gov/ or ABC Wife Kids Wayn Brady The Chair Once and Again Local Nightline Polit Incr Local ______335-4902 http://wwwspb.ca.gov/. IDEAL CBS King Queen Baby Bob Raymond Yes, Dear 48 Hours Local Late Show Late Late 3 bdrm., 1 bath $560 (023-27) (023-27) MINI STORAGE NBC Fear Factor TBA Crossing Jordan Local Tonight Show Conan mo., + First, last, $500 ______J.P. 10x20, 10x10, cleaning deposit. Avail- FOX Boston Public American Embassy Local Local Local Local Local Local Waitresses wanted 10x5, Boat /RV storage. able 4-1-02, 335-3098 A&E Biography Palm Beach: Money, Power, & Privilege Law & Order Biography DISC Lost Mummy Imhotep Iceman Valley of T-Rex Justice Files Lost Mummy Imhotep DISN Lane 2 Don't Look Under The Bed Still Not Quite Human So Weird J Jackson ESPN SportsCenter Baseball Tonight SportsCenter SportsCenter Baseball Tonight HGTV Loft Ideas Sm Space Smrt Desgn Sense Chic Restr Amer Drm House Befor Aftr Old House Local Local HIST This Week in History The Lost Battalion History Lost & Found This Week in History LIFE Unsolved Mysteries The Return of Alex Kelly Gldn Girls Gldn Girls Mad About Mad About NICK SpongeBob CatDog Brady Bnch Brady Bnch Cheers Cheers Fam Ties Fam Ties Threes Co Threes Co TBS Road House Striking Distance The Spider and The Fly TLC Trauma-Life n the ER Maternity Ward Facial Surgery Trauma-Life n the ER Maternity Ward TNT Law & Order Witchblade Law & Order Law & Order With Honors USA Nash Bridges Cop Land Liv Single Martin Smush J Larroque

Tuesday Evening March 26, 2002 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 ABC Dharm Greg Spin City NYPD Blue The Court Local Nightline Polit Incr Local CBS JAG The Guardian Judging Amy Local Late Show Late Late NBC Frasier Ellie Frasier Scrubs Dateline Local Tonight Show Conan FOX 70's Andy 24 Local Local Local Local Local Local A&E Biography Latin Dancesport Championship Law & Order Biography DISC New Detectives New Detectives FBI Files Justice Files New Detectives DISN Smrt House Jett Jackson: The Movie Big Man On Campus So Weird J Jackson ESPN Owens Corn SportsCenter Down Low SportsCenter SportsCenter NCAA W -90 NCAA 1970 HGTV Call Hom Sup Gar Room Decor C Open House Home Front Crb Appeal Old House Local Local HIST Samurai Warrior The Magnum The Wheel The Cavemen Samurai Warrior LIFE Unsolved Mysteries Mother Knows Best Gldn Girls Gldn Girls Mad About Mad About NICK SpongeBob Rugrats Brady Bnch Brady Bnch Cheers Cheers Fam Ties Fam Ties Threes Co Threes Co TBS Above The Law The Enforcer Chips TLC Danger Police Videos The Lost Ark Stonehenge Danger Police Videos The Lost Ark TNT Law & Order Law & Order Charmed Witchblade The Stepfather USA Nash Bridges Redeemer Redeemer fCS MARCH 20, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES CHARGE YOUR AD USING DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS McArthur Realty 336-5563 INTER MOUN TAIN "Located in the Heart of Fall River Valley" REALTY Foreclosure 2550 sq. ft. home 4 ac...... $120,000 Beauty 2150 sq. ft. 3 bdrm., 3 ba., 3.44 ac. Awesome views!..$235,000 Bring the horses, 5 ac, 2390 sq. ft. home + Apt, barn...... $220,000 37177 MAIN ST., BURNEY, CA 96013 (530) 335-3588 Oakwoods Estates, 2 bdrm., shop...... $143,500"SOLD" 2 bdrm, 2 ba, 1440 sq. ft. Mobile, shop, view...... $53,000 Marge Hoodenpyle Broker Associate 335-4396 FAX (530) 335-2660 Income Property, Duplex FRM...... $79,500 Rick Ranslow Broker Owner 335-4662 ______U.S. Postal leased bldg, Lookout...... $26,000 Davis Henrichsen Sales Associate 335-3640 An Independently Owned and Operated Member NEW LISTINGS Nice Building Lot in FRM...... $12,500"SOLD" Cindy Martin Sales Associate 335-3700 of Coldwell Banker Residential Affi liates, Inc. Bargain. Pittville Bluff Lot, Views...... $49,500 HTTP://WWW.COLDWELLBANKER.COM 2987...BORDERS MONTGOMERY CREEK. Lovely 7 acre piece. Already has building site. 1.27 Ac View of River, Close to golf course...... $45,000 www.burneyca.com Bridge installed over No Name Creek. Water everywhere. Lovely vistas. $68,000. "Owner anxious," Pittville 10 Ac trees, view...... $15,000 80 Ac Ranch, home, barns, irrig. equip...... $150,000 E-MAIL:[email protected] 160 Ac farmground, Resevoirs, Ag Wells...... $185,000 HOMES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1540 Ac Cattle Ranch w/gov't permits...... $1,340,000 HOMES FOR SALE 37096 Lassen St. Good 2 bd home with yard and garden area. Garage...... 2975 .. ..$42,000 423 Ac Now Leased for grazing...... $169,600 #2496...20481 Epigordon Dr. Charming older home, 3bd, 1 ba, remodeled ...... $59,500 30769 Park Ave., 4.3 acres to develop or keep horses. 3bd, 2 ba home ...... 3003 .. $175,000 Pittville Bluff 2 ac...... $53,900 #2498...37386 Cypress St. Comfortable 3bd, 2ba home. Sm. apartment off garage ...... $105,000 Lava Flat Rd, Hat Creek area. 2 bd remodeled house, 110 Ac., water rights...... 3032 .. $300,000 237 ac., Pit River water, barn, shop, irrig. equip...... $190,000 #2497...37438 Toronto St. Attractive older 2 bdrm, 1 bath home on corner lot ...... $52,000 43160 Day Ave., Old Station, 2 bd. Home with porches and Out buildings...... 3025 .. ..$63,500 319 ac., Springs, summer pasture...... $128,000 #2416...20134 Hudson St.Quality blt custom 2332 sq ft 3 bd 2 ba,1000 sq ft gar.1.33 ac ...... $325,000 20127 Hudson St., 2900 sq.ft. 3 bd, 2 1/2 ba, triple garage, 26X24 Shop, 8 ac...... 3058 .. $495,000 475 ac., 1/2 mi Pit River front, barn, most all fillable, 120 ac under #2493...20376 Hudson St. Quality throughout this 3bd 3.5ba, 1720 sq ft hm Offered @...... $106,500 20234 Sugarpine St. Cute 3 bd home with 1150 sq. ft., wood stove, deep lot...... 3078 .. ..$77,500 production...... $360,000 #2490...20090 Bartel St. Only 4 years old. Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath. Offered @...... SOLD .$185,000 37105 Washburn, 3 bd, 2 ba, home plus duplex for rental income, landscaped...... 2935 .. $179,900 STOP BY FOR BROCHURES ON MANY OTHER PROPERTIES FOR SALE #2453...21667 S. Cottonwood St., 2 homes on LARGE lot. Needs lots of work ...... SOLD .$49,900 20543 Mackinac St. Really nice 2 bd, right in Burney. Open fl oor plan...... 3092 .. ..$59,500 www.mcarthur-realty.com #2477...Oak St. in McArthur. Remodeled 3 bd 1 1/2 ba home. Large patio, dbl gar...... $89,500 20338 Sugarpine St., 3 bd. With kitchen & bath upgraded, carpet allowance ...... 3102 .. ..$76,900 #2446...21720 2nd St., JP, 2-story, 3 bd., 2 ba home on large lot ...... $67,500 20189 Arrowood St., 3 bd, 2 ba,SALE large PENDINGkitchen/dining area, deck, wood shed...... 3130 .. ..$75,000 Broker: LELA WIMER Associate: DAVE BRADSHAW #2475... Las Colinas, Sp 9, Well maintained 2 bd mbl.Patio & backs to woods Reduced...... $7,500 37200 Serpentine Ln., 3 bd, 2 ba, 1/2 ac., Triple garage, 3 outbuildings, ...... 3134 .. $154,000 P.O. Box 147, McArthur, CA 96056 20484 Shasta St., 3 bd, 2 1/2 bath, new heating, cooling, roof, insulation, windo...... 3144 .. ..$95,000 e-mail: [email protected] #2473...37103 Siskiyou St. Immaculate 2 bedroom, 1 bath, home in greatSALE location...... PENDING $59,000 #2474...20647 Roff Way. Cute Retirement home 2 bdms, 1 ba. Very peaceful setting...... $71,500 Hwy 299 Montgomery Creek fl owing thru back yard, 1990, 2 bd, 2 ba, modular ...... 3150 .. ..$68,500 #2459...20297 Arrowood St. 3 bedroom 2 bath. Beautiful landscaping...... $92,000 20162 Sugarpine St., 2 bd, 1 ba, fenced front & back, excellent condition...... 3168 .. ..$69,900 335-3050 No competition , plentiful #2460...15 Pine Dr. Quality built move in condition 8 years old and on 1.3 acres...... $80,000 20319 Cedar St., Burney, 3 bd, 1100 sq. ft. Large detached double garage ...... 3171 .. ..$79,900 (02tfc) vending sites. $9,945 in- #2456...37448 Birch St. 3 bdrm home with large family room. Great for fi rst time buyer...... $79,900 45532 Pittville Rd., Victorian Style 3 bd, 2 1/2 bath custom home. Triple garage ...... 3174 .. $262,000 ______vestment required. 1-800- #2458...24425 Black Ranch Rd. Great location close to Burney Falls. 2 bdrm, 2 bath ...... $95,000 20536 Burney Court, Custom 2 bd, 2 1/2 ba., garden rm, MAKE OFFER!...... 3177 .. $127,000 KEEP-IT 268-6601 (24 hours).(3) #2436...20312 Tamarack Ave. Remodeled 3 bd 1 ba Large garage REDUCED...... $62,000 20550 Hudson St., Upgraded 3 bd, 2 ba,SALE with new PENDING furnace & tile counters...... 3179 .. ..$89,000 40972 Old School Rd., 1694 sq. ft. 3 bd., 2 ba, huge garage, two 1 acre parcel ...... 3180 .. $182,500 Mini Storage in (CAL*SCAN) #2429...38026 Hwy 299E. Large 2 bedroom 1 bath l. Zoned commercial...... $105,000 #2485...37463 Timber Hill Dr. 2455 sq. ft. on .52 acres, 4 bdrm, 2.5 baths Offered @...... $270,000 644-705 Pit RiverSOLD Canyon Rd., 239 Ac, with 3700 sq. ft. home, barns,fl ood irg...... 3181 .. $795,000 McArthur, 10x10, 19697 Hwy 89, Hat Creek, Quality 3 bd, 2 ba, on 5 Ac. 1574 sq. ft. + garages ...... 3182 .. $184,900 10x12, and 10x20 336- UP TO $20,000 per month #2478...37181 Main St. Business & Home combination. Great location 3bd, 2.5 bath ...... $168,500 #2471...20377 Timber Dr. Comfortable 3 bdrm 2 ba home on a very large lot REDUCED...... SOLD $79,900 37408 Ash St., Beautiful 3 bd,2 ba., with newer kitchen, Big Pines in large lot...... 3192 .. $119,900 5679 or 336-6133 or more. Explosive new 37175 Sapphire, 5 bd, 3 ba, 2300 sq. ft. 28’x20’ RV garage/workshop ...... 3194 .. $249,000 business. Just featured #2481...Classic country home on Fall River with 290’ of frontage. Located on 2.5 ac...... $499,500 (02tfc) #2379...Upper Fall River fl ows by this exquisite 5,800 sq. ft. home. Views most rms...... $5,900,000 20439 Carberry St., 3 bedroom, gas & wood heat, fenced, deck, open forest ...... 3195 .. ..$78,500 on ABC News. FREE ______#2382...Older mobile in Los Colinas. 2 bedroom 1 bath. Nice loc. in park Priced to sell @ ...... $7,500 39194 Crane Rd, 1600 sq. ft. 4 bdrms, 2 ba, large double garage, on 5 acres...... 3196 .. $165,000 Success info pak, call #2346...Custom home on 174 acs 5,000 sq. ft. home 6 bdrms & 5.5 baths Offered @ ...... $1,750.000 20023 Hudson St., 2650 sq. ft., 3 bd, 3 ba. Incredible views & yards on 1 AC...... 3190 .. $355,000 137 1-800-753-7661. (FREE #2370...37148 Siskiyou...Burney Mtn view, 2600 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. 2.5 ba hm on 3.89 acs...... $375,000 37349 Blue Bird Lane, 3 bd, home on 1.4 Ac. Dbl garage/shop, fruit trees...... 3201 .. $119,000 24/7 recorded message.) #2326...37386 MT. VIEW Great retail & res. combination. Zoned commercial REDUCED...... $59,900 20276 Hudson St., Immaculate 1700 sq. ft. home. Garage & carport. Patio ...... 3203 .. $145,900 INCOME (CAL*SCAN) #2452...37452 CYPRESS ST. 3 bedroom, 2 bath well maintained home...... $79,500 20129 Arrowood St. 3 bd, 2 ba. With upgrades, from carpets to kitchen cabinets .....3205 .. ..$92,500 #2437...42909 LITTLE LAKES DR. Golfer’s dream home. 3 bd. 2.5 ba on 16th fairway...... $203,000 37286 Cypress Ave. 3 bd, 1 1/2 ba, familyroom, 27X24 garage, storage, 1/2 Ac...... 3208 .. ..$97,500 PROPERTIES WORK FROM HOME. #2386...144 PINE MEADOWS Custom 3 bd 2.5 ba. Set up for horses 5 ac...REDUCED ...... $159,000 37264 Superior St. 3 bd., 2 ba., 1500 sq. ft. setup, for 2 families with 2 kitchens ...... 3209 .. ..$79,900 Home-Business Opportu- #2415…21807 SECOND ST. 2 Level acs, older home fi xer/upper. Owner will carry!!...... $77,500 20175 Arrowood St. 3 bd, 2 ba, home. Fenced front & back with fresh paint...... 3211 .. ..$79,900 nity. $700-$5,500/month #2350…37282 SUPERIOR AVE. 2 Bd. 1 ba. Older home close to shopping. Fenced yard...... $59,000 20559 N. Hudson St., inground pool, 3 bd, 2 ba, fi replace and double garage ...... 3213 .. ..$89,950 4-Plex, Income Prop- 39123 Crane Rd., Cassel, 5 acres, 3 bd, 2 ba, Huge garage/shop tall doors RV...... 3214 .. $174,500 erty for sale, 365-1491 PT/FT. (800)510-9058ow ww.MyWayToWealth.com LAND FOR SALE 37434 Juniper St., 3 bd, 2 bath, many upgrades, openliving area, double lot ...... 3219 .. $109,500 (02tfc) SALE PENDING 20312 Hudson St., Older rebuilt Burney Home. 4 bd., 2 ba., fenced & fruit trees...... 3220 .. ..$74,500 (CAL*SCAN) #2489...4.79 Acres next to airport in Fall River Mills. Great buy @...... $22,000 ______#2401...Corner of Oak Dr. & Cassel Dr. Nice 1/2 acre lot. Septic in placeSALE ...... 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