Protest Smaller in Big Valley Over SB60 by MEG FOX the Hispanic Community in Big Valley Kept Their Children out of School Dec

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DECEMBER 24, 2003 Protest smaller in Big Valley over SB60 BY MEG FOX The Hispanic community in Big Valley kept their children out of school Dec. 12 to protest the state’s repeal of SB 60. The law, repealed Dec. 3, would have allowed non-documented or illegal immigrants to test for a driver’s license or California ID card and to obtain auto insurance. Some people in Big Valley didn’t go to work that day, either, but that was actually due to the bad weather, –Please See Page 3 Hospital awarded Bio-Z grant The Intermountain Healthcare Foundation has received a $15,423 grant from the Mercy Foundation in Redding for the purchase of a

NEWS PHOTO Bio-Z non-invasive cardiac output monitor. Lighting up the parade Margaret Truan, executive director of the Intermountain Healthcare The annual Fall River Valley holiday lighted parade was held Saturday evening, much to the delight of those attending the Foundation that serves Mayers event. The entries made their way down Highway 299 through Fall River Mills and McArthur. Video at www.im-news.com. Memorial Hospital, wrote the grant. She and other Mercy Foundation recipients were invited to receive their grants during a luncheon Dec. What’s Happening New hospital safety law no problem here 17 at the Riverview Golf and Coun- try Club in Redding. Here In Days Ahead BY MEG FOX facilities. the Fall River Mills hospital. Truan said the Bio-Z provides Mayers Memorial Hospital is “Other hospitals will have serious Statewide, the law mandates that very accurate readings, which can prepared for the new Safe Hospi- problems maintaining these ratios. hospitals have at least one RN for Christmas dinner be relayed to physicians and also tal Stafﬁ ng law that goes into effect Fortunately for us, this will not be every six patients in general medi- A free Christmas dinner open travel with the patient if the person Jan. 1 and requires a minimum happening at Mayers,” according to cal and post-surgical units, one RN needs to be transported to another to the public will be served nurse-to-patient ratio in acute care Anna Engman, director of nursing at Thursday, 2-4 p.m., at the –Please See Page 2 hospital. Burney Presbyterian Church, Highway 299 and Marquette Fair directors Street. Telephone 335-5151. named again Candlelight service Calvary Chapel Burney Falls by supervisors will hold a one-hour candlelight service tonight, 7 p.m., at The Shasta County Board of the Intermountain Community Supervisors re-appointed Inter- Center on Main and Com- Mountain Fair board directors Skip Willmore, of Clark Creek, and Daryl merce, Burney, 335-2910. Hovis, of Burney, to terms expiring in January 2008 and 2009, respectively. WEATHER The reappoints were made FORECAST during the county supervisors’ regu- Today, winter storm watch. lar meeting Dec. 16 in Redding. Snow level dropping to 3,500 In other items on the consent to 4,000 feet. Tonight, snow agenda, the supervisors: level down to 2,500 feet. Lows - Signed an amendment to the agreement with the Depart- 24 to 30. Christmas Day, ment of Health Services, Woman, snow likely. Highs 31 to 37. Infants and Children (WIC) pro- Snow level 2,000 to 2,500 feet. gram increasing compensation by A current forecast is updated $292,235, for a total of $2,811,235, about 4 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily to provide services to WIC clients on The News web site at im- for the period Oct. 1, 2002 through news.com. Sept. 30, 2005. - Signed an amendment to the TEMPERATURES agreement with Shasta Head Start Hi Low Rain Child Development, Inc. increasing Dec. 16 39 24 compensation by $58,439, to total NEWS PHOTOS / Craig Harrington Dec. 17 43 22 $128,765, The funds are to continue Dec. 18 45 21 a First 5 Shasta Funded Healthy Burney Jamboree action Dec. 19 48 23 Beginnings Project to decrease Dec. 20 41 32 .39 childhood anemia and obesity. The Burney senior Paige Logan (32), in top left photo, prepares to pass the ball in Saturday con- Dec. 21 45 35 .04 payment is for the period from Jan. test with Fall River varsity while Abby Salters (22) defends. In top right photo, Fall River junior Dec. 22 43 26 1, 2003 through Dec. 31, 2004. Robert Senko (40) snares rebound. In the background is Burney’s Eric Frazier (12). For more - Signed a contract amendment Courtesy of Darryl Jones in Burney sports, see pages 5 and 12. Video is available on the web at www.im-news.com. –Please See Page 2 HAVE YOUR COMMUNITY DELIVERED TO YOUR MAIL BOX. CALL 335-4533 TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY! PAGE 2 • DECEMBER 24, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS SHERIFF’S LOG BOOK

A residential burglary and sent on her way. by placing animal decora- in Burney. 15 items were discovered porated areas of the county: was reported Sunday night ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ tions in crude positions. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ missing from property at the Dec. 21 – 105 on Long Street in Fall River A verbal argument ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Justin McGuire reported 29500 block of Highway 299 Dec. 20 – 104 Mills. between a man and woman A clerk reported a man the theft of checks Dec. 16. in Round Mountain. Dec. 19 – 116 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ was reported Sunday at 10: was causing a disturbance ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Dec. 18 – 85 A caller reported subjects 08 a.m. at the 37200 block of after he wasn’t allowed to Robert Bonsey reported Total incidents handled by Dec. 17 – 127 were fi ghting Sunday at 11: Park Avenue in Burney. purchase beer from a Main the theft of Christmas deco- the Shasta County sheriff’s Dec. 16 – 104 18 p.m. at the 37200 block of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Street Burney store Saturday rations from his front yard offi ce throughout the unincor- Dec. 15 – 127 Main Street in Burney. Depu- A barking dog was at 6:31 p.m. at the 20200 block of Sugar ties found juveniles who were reported Sunday at 9:22 a.m. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Pine Street in Burney. laughing loudly and told them at the 20300 block of Mar- Vandalism was reported ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ to quiet down. quette Street in Burney. Saturday at the 43100 block Jeff Miller reported Dec. LOSE WEIGHT NOW ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ of Highway 299 in Fall River 15 a dog attacked his cow in An 11-year-old Burney A caller requested depu- Mills. the Round Mountain area. He boy called deputies Sunday ties check on a woman who ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ contacted the dog’s owner Lose Up to 30 lbs. at 8:32 p.m. wanting them to appeared disoriented Sunday A Big Bend caller reported who agreed to pay for the arrest his mother whom, he morning at the 37300 block of Friday subjects took his damages. said, hit him in the arm. Main Street in Burney. vehicle because he had been ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ in the next 30 days ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ drinking and now he wanted A 17-year-old boy was A Johnson Park caller A Ponderosa Avenue resi- to die. accidentally shot in the face reported a transient asked dent in Burney reported Sat- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ with a 30/30 while in the Old Sunday to stay the night, but urday someone had vandal- A family disturbance was Station area Dec. 15. The instead was given a blanket ized Christmas decorations reported Friday at 8:30 p.m. victim was treated at Mayers ALL NATURAL! at the 37200 block of Ash Memorial and listed in stable Avenue in Burney. condition. Doctor Recommended! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ New hospital law A verbal disturbance was Deputies were called to reported Friday at 1:52 p.m. assist at a Smith Camp struc- 30 Day $$$ Back Guarantee! at Hudson Street and Huron ture fi re Dec. 15 at 5:58 p.m. not a problem here Avenue in Burney. A woman who called in the • Local Personal Consulting • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ fi re was uncooperative and -From Page 1 Department. A woman reported being the California Department of for every four ER patients, The 1:6 ratio applies to locked out of a McArthur Forestry reported having had and one RN for every four Mayers’ Station I, medical- house with a 2-year-old problems at the location in pediatric patients. surgical unit, Engman said. inside at the 44600 block of the past. The law also requires hos- After a phase-in period, Highway 299 in McArthur. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ www.loseweightlivelonger.com pitals to increase staffi ng for the new law will require one ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Barbara Lane reported patients who need additional nurse for every fi ve patients, A caller reported Friday a Dec. 15 someone took FREE FREE care. effective Jan 1, 2005. house egged at the 20100 Christmas decorations and 888-219-6448 Engman said the law The California Nurses block of Sugar Pine Street in vandalized others at the SAMPLES SAMPLES applies to Mayers because Association sponsored the Burney. 37300 block of Cypress it is a Critical Access Hospital law in hopes of relieving ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Avenue in Burney. with a Stand-By Emergency statewide nursing shortages Three juveniles reportedly ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Call Today! 24 hrs/Toll Free and improving patient safety. attempted to steal beer at Robert Pry reported Dec. Former Gov. Gray Davis USA gas in Burney Friday at signed AB394 in October 1:54 a.m. One of the youths 1999 and the state Depart- was detained as deputies ment of Health Services arrived. REAL ESTATE CORNER released proposed statewide ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ratios on July 1, 2003. A Sugar Pine Street By, DOROTHY HERRELL, Century 21 Big Pines Realty Although the hospital resident in Burney reported industry sought to delay and Friday at 1:32 a.m. a teenage revise the law, Gov. Arnold boy knocked on the caller’s Schwarzenegger has also door, appeared to have been THE POWER OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY supported the new regula- drinking and vomited all over In today's environmentally challenged, energy concious world, it pays to be effiiciency Classifieds are only tions. himself. The boy left before minded when considering the energy features of a prospective property. According to California is the fi rst state deputies arrived. the National Association of Home Builders, there are specific elements that identify an energy $8.50 to establish minimum nurse- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ efficient home. An educated homebuyer should be familiar with each one. Look for double paned for 10 words, For 4 weeks to-patient ratios. Cows were reported in windows with low-e coating that conserve heat during the winter and deflect the summer sun. “The new nurse ratio will the roadway on Highway Confirm that the house is fortified with the proper amount of insulation in the walls, roof and floor. 335-4533 create a little more paperwork 299 near Moose Camp Road Check that the heating and air conditioning systems are as energy efficient as possible. Heating for us, but basically it won’t Thursday at 8:31 p.m. and air conditioning account for up to 50% of a homes utility bill. Take note of the landscaping impact our staffi ng levels or around the home. Intelligent placement of trees and shrubbery can have a significant impact on ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ cooling your home. Consult Energy Guide labels when choosing your lighting fixtures and our ability to care for patients Deputies arrested Mike at this time,” Engman said. appliances. The label will estimate the operating costs of that particular item.Although it may be a Mitchell Thursday at 3:26 challenge to take everything into account now, when the first utility bill arrives in the mail you will “We already staff at the p.m. for alleged resisting ratio level and we will just be happy you took the time and improved your "energy I.Q." arrest and willful harm or For professional advice on all aspects of buying or selling real estate talk to us at need to ensure that we kept injury to a child. Century 21 Big Pines Realty. Call us forServing an appointment the Intermountain at 530-335-3636, or drop area by with our them at the required level.” ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Bigoffice Pines at: Realty 37107 Main St. in Burney, or visit ourdistinction website at century21bigpines.com. and integrity. The minimum nurse-to- A Burney woman reported patient ratios set by the Thursday at 1:31 p.m. a Department of Health Ser- known subject had assaulted BiBig Pines Realty At least 25% of this newspaper is printed vices include: her husband at the 36900 on recycled paper. This newspaper is also ER: General 1:4; Criti- printed using soy-based ink. block of Oak Street. cal care 1:2; Trauma 1:1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Publisher: Craig Harrington (Triage RNs not counted in Loud music was reported Manager: Katie Harrington the ratios) coming from a pickup Dec. Reporters: Meg Fox, Patty Bledsoe Medical & Surgical: Advertising: Patty Bledsoe 17 at 10:17 p.m. at the Circulation: Katie Kubicek, 1:6; after phase-in 1: 37300 block of Ash Avenue Katy Pearson, Pat Johnson 5; Step-Down/Intermed. Computer Tech: Kirby Wickman in Burney. Care/DOU 1:4; Step-Down/ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ OUR POLICY Telemetry 1:4; Telemetry 1: A McArthur resident All letters to the editor must bear the 5.Oncology/SpecCare 1:5 reported two quad runners writer's name, hometown and telephone Labor and Delivery 1:2; OR/ stolen Dec. 17 from prop- number or they will not be printed. At a PACU: Under anesthesia 1:1; writer's request, we will print the letter erty just west of Big Valley unsigned in the newspaper, although we Post anesthesia 1:2. summit. discourage this. We welcome letters from Pediatric 1:4; Intermediate ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ our readers but none can be acknowledged Care Nursery 1:4; Well Baby or returned. Short letters are urged. 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In Burney Superior Court measuring the width of the pled guilty to being under insurance or registration was Dec. 12, Judge Andy Ander- load during an inspection of the infl uence of a controlled dismissed. SAFEWAY son sentenced Stephen commercial vehicles at the substance and driving under ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Wesley Bowman, Jr., 36, of Pondosa scales on Highway the infl uence. Juan Carlos Danie Gon- FLOWERS Fall River Mills, to 10 days in 89. He was sentenced to zalez, 22, of Woodland, was county jail, with credit for time ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 92 days in county jail with fi ned $152.50 for disturbing NOW OPEN served, for evading an offi - Andrew Frank Thomas, work release on Dec. 17 the peace, by playing a stereo cer, while riding a motorcycle 39, of Round Mountain, was and ordered to complete the at a campsite at McArthur- and on foot, and resisting an booked and released and three-month Level I alcohol Burney Falls Memorial State For all your offi cer. ordered to pay $528 in fees, treatment program. Park on Aug. 17. He was Bowman pled no contest fi nes and restitution for mis- The court dismissed cited by Park Ranger R.J. floral needs, to the charges and the court demeanor vandalism to a charges of unlawful use of Davis at 10 p.m. dismissed charges of driving greenhouse on Gulch Road. methamphetamine and pos- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ holidays, without insurance and without He was also ordered not to session of 28.5 grams or less Doyle Wade Duncan, 34, birthdays, a license for a motorcycle. He have contact with Geraldine of marijuana. of Redding was sentenced was ordered to pay a total of Schmidt. He was ordered to pay to 10 days in county jail, with anniversaries $1,178 in fees and fi nes. He was placed on 36 fees, fi nes, and restitution work release, and ordered to CHP Offi cer John Cannon months probation and had totaling $1,877.50 and had pay $1,728 in fees, fi nes and & made the traffi c stop on High- his driving license suspended his driving license restricted restitution for driving when his way 299 at Reynolds Road in for one year. Deputy Anthony for three months, except for license had been suspended 'just because' Fall River Mills at 11:32 a.m. Bertain responded at 11:27 driving to and from alcohol for a prior DUI conviction. A on Aug. 31. a.m. on Nov. 10. treatment and to and from charge of speeding was dis- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ work or for work. missed. We Deliver Dusty William Clemens, Hattie Lynne Montgom- He was placed on 36 He was placed on three 23, of Fall River Mills, pled ery, 28, of Burney, was fi ned months probation and years probation, ordered to locally and guilty to an amended com- $179.50 for speeding, report- ordered not to use illicit drugs submit to chemical testing, plaint charging misdemeanor edly traveling at 65 or more and to submit to the warrant- and had an ignition interlock once a week reckless driving and was mph in a 55 mph area. CHP less search without probably devise imposed for three sentenced to one day in Offi cer Stuart Wagner made cause of alcohol and con- years. to Fall River county jail and ordered to pay the traffi c stop Nov 26 on trolled substances. CHP Offi cer Rodger Lud- a total of $1,409.50 in fees Highway 89 at Highway 299. CHP Offi cer Kevin Luntey wigsen made the traffi c stop and fi nes. DUI charges were ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ made the traffi c stop at 5: on Highway 299, east of Call 335-3212 dismissed. Jack Eldon Potter, Jr. 32, of 39 p.m. May 17 on Buzzard Moose Camp, at 8:25 p.m. Ask for Flower Dept. CHP Offi cer Roger Spain Burney, was fi ned $1,142.50 Roost Road. Oct. 25. made the traffi c stop on High- after pleading guilty to driving ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ way 299, west of Second with a suspended license, an Jeremiah S. Britten, 26, Street, on Sept. 13. infraction, and without insur- of Bieber, was fi ned $116 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ance. Deputy Forrest Bartell for spilling a load from his Hat Creek Construction stopped Potter at 10:21 p.m. vehicle Aug. 6. A CHP offi cer was fi ned $305 for transport- Oct. 31 for crossing over the stopped him on Highway 89 ing a commercial load with- centerline on Highway 299, at Highway 299. out a pilot car, in violation of east of Rocky Ledge. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ special permit regulations. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A case against Brian Austin CHP Offi cer Glenn Nagel James Samuel Caton, Howard, 40, of Burney, for cited the company after 36, of Montgomery Creek, driving without a license, Day of protest was ‘bigger deal in L.A.’ -From Page 1 if SB 60 had passed “it would to the economy deserve the according to Greta Rodri- have been wonderful for right to drive.” guez, a Bieber resident and everybody, not just the His- Proponents, like Rodri- an interpreter for Mountain panic community,” she said. guez, also saw the bill as a Valleys Health Center and “There are some who go means to improve safety on the school district’s Migrant to Oregon to get their driver’s the highways. Ed program. licenses so they can drive But when Davis was At Frontier, A Citizens Communications Company, we appreciate our “It just worked out for us. legally,” she said. recalled, so was the bill in a strong relationship with this community and the customers we serve. We No one could have afforded “The law also would have 64-9 vote by the California would also like to recognize and thank all of our employees in the Burney not to work,” she said. protected people who were Assembly. area for their extraordinary efforts throughout the past year. We remain Big Valley parents boycot- in an accident with a non- Opponents said the bill ted by keeping about 10 to 20 licensed (uninsured) driver. would allow someone to committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service children home from school “And,” she continued, “I adopt a new identity without and telecommunication solutions. and by trying not to spend think it’s better to know how any background checks. money in the community that may undocumented immi- Some who were against SB Thank you, day, Rodriguez said. grants there are in California 60 said the state needed to Mitch Drake, Assistant Vice President, West Region “The day of protest was and this would have been a more strictly enforce U.S. a much bigger deal in Los good way to fi nd out. It would Immigrations laws especially Angeles,” she said. have provided protection.” since Sept. 11. According to the Los Ange- Former Gov. Gray Davis Newly elected Gov. Arnold les Times, some in their city signed SB 60, authored Schwarzenegger signed feared that the “Great Latino by Sen. Gil Cedillo (D-Los SB X3 1, one of two bills Economic Boycott” would do Angeles), into law on Sept. authored by Sen. Rico Oller HUNGRY MOOSE more harm than good and 5, 2003, and it was to have (R-San Andreas) to repeal SB thought children should stay gone into effect Jan. 1 2004. 60, and non-citizens must still in school Dec. 12. When Davis signed the comply with U.S. immigration BREAKFAST Served All Day Rodriguez said that law, he said the two million laws to obtain a valid driving although most of the families immigrants in California “who license in California. Ham & Eggs she knows are documented, are working and contributing $1.99 Pie & Coffee $3.99 $1 more on weekends & holidays 2-4pm&8-10pm MONDAY THURSDAY NIGHT ALL YOU CAN EAT All You Can Eat Wishing you... 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BY MEG FOX “The asset case is till open homestead exemption on the the seasonal fl uctuations in The owners of Rocky and they are still trying to dis- residence. the area’s tourist industry, Ledge Shell and Rocky perse funds,” the clerk said. They also agreed to liabilities associated with Ledge Food Mart on Highway According to court docu- pay DeQuisto $75,000 in underground gas tanks, and 299 in Johnson Park fi led for ments, the Small Business exchange for his abandon- the lack of documentation Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Association appraised ment of the estate’s interest regarding the operations of the business is closed. the business property for in the business property. the property’s gas station and A clerk for the U.S. $506,000 and has a claim The Jhooty’s residence mini-mart.” Bankruptcy Court’s Eastern of $470,000 secured by the was sold for $41,783.86, District in Sacramento said property. according to the court docu- the owners, Balwinder Sign The Jhooty’s listed the ments. Jhooty and his wife Gurpreet value of the business prop- Calls to DeQuisto were not Kaur Jhooty, subsequently erty at $1 million in their returned. agreed to a compromise and schedules. The court said DeQuisto they will be relieved of their The Jhooty’s fi led a claim has attempted to market the debt if their court appointed of exemption on their home in business property, but has trustee, Michael DeQuisto, Citrus Heights, but DeQuisto found that “the property is of Redding, is able to pay the fi led an objection and the not very marketable for a creditors. couple agreed to waive their variety of reasons, including

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Blake Oney, also a Big Valley, 50-46, and 48-18, Sophomore Kayla Stover the Big Valley Cardinals fl ut- senior, scored 10 points for respectively, in Burney Dec. scored 10 points and had 17 tering home after two wins the Cards. 16. rebounds and 6 steals, and Dec. 16 in the Burney gym, Continuing their non-stop “We led the fi rst half, Aimee Ayers scored 6 points although the Cards came winning streak, Burney’s JV 17-12, but we had a rough with 13 rebounds, 1 assist close to taking over in both of team won 72-30, even with third quarter and got down, and 3 steals. the varsity game. two players who were sick 29-32,” said Varsity Coach In JV play, Coach Loni “It was an ugly win for and off the roster for the Susan Ayers. Estes said her team “pressed us,” said Wade Jones, who night. “The girls bounced back pretty good and had a lot of coaches the JV team, but Sophomores Grant Moody in the fourth quarter playing turnovers” to get their win commented for his wife, Var- and Cooper Allison each excellent basketball. over the Lady Cards. sity Coach Tara Jones. scored 12 points; Nate Bar- “The highlight of the game High point scorers were “In the last quarter, the ball tell scored 11. Jones said was when Jennifer Wall hit Jessica Rouse and Jessica was turned over a lot and we each of his players scored in a 3- point shot in the fourth Van Laak, with 10 points and let them back in the game,” the game. quarter,” Ayers said. two steals each. Van Laak he said. “We were a little fl at in The Raiders made nine of also had 4 rebounds and Burney prevailed, 52-47, the second quarter and not their 15 free throw shots. Rouse had 2 rebounds. with senior Kyle Moody scor- really hustling, but they got “Our free throw shooting Sophomores Amber ing the most points with 18, that worked out quickly and was defi nitely a major factor Spooner and Taylor White followed by Ryan Huffman everything came out okay,” in the win,” she said. each added 8 points to the with 13 points, and Josh said Jones. Sophomore Robbie Fulk winning score. Spooner had 5 Schechla with 8. Scoring for Big Valley were scored 20 points with 5 steals and White had 3 steals Big Valley senior JC Hun- Taylor Fulfer with 6 points rebounds, 2 assists, and 6 and 4 rebounds. Megan saker, a senior, was the high and Tyler Leventon with fi ve steals. Frazier scored 4 points, with points. Senior Rocksann Barba 3 rebounds, 3 steals and 4 scored 11 points, captured 3 assists Fall River girls win Bulldog boys 1 against Raiders have 2 selected The Bulldog girls’ varsity game. had one win at the Burney Jessica Caldwell was the Jamboree, beating Burney high point scorer, with 17 37-29 on Saturday night. points, against Portola. Shel- to all-tourney Fall River’s Brittany Shel- ton scored 16, Salters scored ton and Abby Salters were 10, and Hero scored 8. At the Burney Jambo- Blake Connors was high NEWS PHOTO the high point scorers with 14 Coach Kathy Jones was ree, the Fall River Bulldog’s point scorer with 15 points. Fall River junior Nick McFarlin (24) moves toward points apiece. Shelton had not available Monday for boys’ varsity basketball team Morris scored 11. the basket Saturday night while Burney defender 9 rebounds and Salters and comment. “played well enough to stay Fall River’s JV team, which Jessica Hero took 7 each. Fall River’s JV team beat in the game, but not well took second place at the tour- Luke Scheckla (21) closes. The Raider boys varsity Fall River lost to Portola, Burney, 22-20, on Saturday enough to win,” said Coach nament, went into overtime in and junior varsity teams each took their respec- 67-58, and to Hayfork, 18- night. The team lost to Hay- Greg Hawkins. Thursday’s 73-62 win over tive Holiday Jamboree titles. For more photos of 12. fork, 41-58 and to Portola It was another disappoint- Portola. Saturday night action between the Burney and Fall Jessica Hero scored 11 40-30. ing weekend for Fall River, Shane Robertson was River varsity girls and boys teams, please see page points, Shawna Truan scored Coach Todd Sloat was not although they produced two the high point scorer with 28 10, and Abby Salters scored available Monday to provide All-Tourneys – John Morris points. Hawkins said Brady 12. Video of the games is available at www.im- 9 points in Friday’s Hayfork stats for the players. for Varsity and Shane Rob- Corr also played an outstand- news.com. Click on the video link. ertson for JV – who were ing game, Hawkins said. honored Saturday. The Fall River JV’s also The Bulldogs had a close beat Hayfork, 61-56, with game with Portola Thursday, Robertson scoring 28 points. Fictitious Business losing by six points, 56-50. Fall River lost to Burney by High point scorers were 25 points in what JV Coach Name Statements INTERMOUNTAIN Daniel Pagan with 14 points Scott Gallion said was a should be published and John Morris with 10 “nightmare” game. every 5 years. We points. Hawkins also compli- CHURCH DIRECTORY On Friday, Hayfork mented the Burney Boosters only charge $25 defeated Fall River, 57-52. Club and Tournament Co- and will send a FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Grace Community Bible Church John Morris scored 18 points Directors Beth Allison and 20428 Poplar Street, Burney Pastor Henry Winkelman and Alfred Olvera scored 11. copy of the Tamarack Ave. Burney 335-2367 Lori Winningham for the well- Sunday School 9:45 a.m. In Saturday night’s 54-47 run event. affidavit to the Independent Fundamental loss to Burney, Fall River’s Worship 11 a.m. Bible Church County Clerk 9:45 am Sunday School, all ages 335-4293 11 am Worship Service-6 pm Evening Service for you www.Burney1stBaptist.org Wednesday: 7 pm Raider girls lose at 335-4533 Bible Study and Prayer SOLID ROCK FOUR SQUARE CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE their own Jamboree 20343 Tamarack Ave., Burney SOCIETY Pastor Michael Mallard Hwy 299E at Ft. Crook Avenue, Fall River Mills The Raider girls varsity had 11 rebounds and 5 steals 335-4300 Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 a.m. team could not garner a win in the match with Portola. Sunday Worship 10 am & 6 pm Wednesday Services 7:30 p.m. at the Burney Jamboree this She scored 8 points and had Children’s Church: Pre-school to 6th grade READING ROOM Nursery: 0-toddler 1st & 3rd Wednesday 1-4 p.m. weekend. 13 rebounds, 1 assist, and 3 Classifieds Wednesday Fellowship & Bible Study 7 p.m. -Visitors Welcome- The team lost to Portola, steals in the Fall River game. 47-50; to Hayfork, 38-64, and There were no stats avail- are only to Fall River 29-37. able for the Hayfork game Sophomore Robbie Fulk Monday and Coach Susan SEVENTH DAY Calvary Chapel, Burney Falls was the high point scorer Ayers was not available for $8.50 for ADVENTIST CHURCH (Formerly Burney Christian Fellowship) in the Portola game with 18 comment. Intermountain Community Center Fall River Mills 336-5260 Main & Commerce Street • Burney points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists The Raider’s JV team beat 10 words Saturday: THE LIGHTHOUSE and 1 steal, and also in the Portola, 47-32, but lost to Sabbath School 9:45 a.m. to run 4 weeks CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE game against Fall River, Fall River by two points, 22- Worship Service 11:15 a.m. 37067 MAIN ST • BURNEY where she scored 15 points 20 and to Hayfork by seven Pastor Craig Klatt 336-6457 Pastor/Teacher Pat Nugent 335-2910 with 10 rebounds, 2 assists points, 48-41. Call 335-4533 and 2 steals. Coach Loni Estes was not Kayla Stover, also a soph- available Monday to provide Intermtn. Evangelical Free Church FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH omore, scored 14 points and stats for the players. Hwy 299E in McArthur 20400 Timber, (at Juniper) Worship Service 10 am Burney, CA 96013 AWANA Club: 3:30 pm Wednesday 335-3723 Pastor James H. Cavener Youth Leader: Brad Lewis Alternate Telephone 335-2670 Pastor Leon Engman Sunday Worship 8 a.m. Bible Classes Wedenesday 7 p.m. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 336-5116 Visitors Welcome! UNITED PENTACOSTAL BURNEY CHURCH OF CHRIST STEPHEN O. BERTHELSEN, M.D. CHURCH Superior Avenue, Burney Orthopedic Surgery MOUNTAIN VALLEYS HEALTH CENTER (Behind Old Post Offi ce) 294 -5241 21661 Garden Lane Sunday Services Specializing In: Johnson Park Bible Study 10 a.m. *General Family Practice Services: Sunday 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Bone & Joint Disease *Complete Obstetrics 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Total Joint Replacement Pastor Raymond L. Stephens *Minor Surgery *X-Ray Service 335-4385 or 335-4980 Bible Study Wednesday 7 p.m. Foot Surgery • Hand Surgery *Podiatry *Dentistry Arthoscopic Surgery *Mental Health Counseling Hwy 299E, Fall River Mills 336-6515 Mountain Valleys Heath Center Intermountain Baptist Church Community United Methodist Church 554-850 Medical Center Dr. 20410 Marquette Street, Burney Fall River Mills 336-5602 and Mayers Hospital Annex, Burney Post Office Box 277 Bieber, CA 96009 Pastor Bud Hennessey 335-5414 Rev. Tom Brackney, Pastor Sunday School 9 a.m. • Family Worship 10:30 a.m. Adult Sun. School 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Sunday Dinner 12:30 p.m. • Evening Service 6 p.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Awana Clubs - Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Nursery Provided FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC WILLIAM H. SCHMUNK, DDS Christian Radio KIBC 90.5 FM Men’s Prayer Breakfast Sat. 8 a.m. HEALTH CARE Youth Fellowship Sat. 6 p.m. Michael S. Maier, D.C. Family Dentistry •Non-force treatments & other techniques •Car Accidents New Patients Welcome Hat Creek Baptist Church •Work Injuries •Chronic Pain •Daily Stress •Sports Injuries Highway 89 at VN Lane • 335-5297 If You Are Not Sure If Chiropractic 336-6142 Sunday - 9:45am and 11am Care Can Help You, Call Us! Sunday Evening 5-6:30pm - AWANA Club for all ages 43523 Hwy 299E • Fall River Mills 44203 Hwy 299E Wed Evening 7pm - Family Bible Study & Prayer Thurs - Ladies’ Bible Study, 10 a.m. 336-6547 McArthur Pastor Frank Wilkins • [email protected] PAGE 6 • DECEMBER 24, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Today's Weather Local 5-Day Forecast Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon 12/25 12/26 12/27 12/28 12/29 NEWS VIDEO

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Card # Exp Date “I encourage everyone to the weather forecast and Winter visitor’s vehicles take the time to safely enjoy road conditions. should be fully fuelled and in the forest this winter,” com- Call the nearest forest top mechanical condition. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • DECEMBER 24, 2003 • PAGE 7 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR lives. Cloverleaf Our hope is that with the does well healing of the animals so will the healing come to the Editor: people. This year’s 4-H Achieve- We have a grant writer in ment Program was held Dec. Redding. 7th. His degree is in wilderness Cloverleaf 4-H did really and he was a paralegal for 11 well. years. There are many people Our 501 © 3 is being han- to be recognized with their dled locally by Mr. Reed. stars, jr. leadership, and teen We will be banking with leadership. Debbie Noel at Tri-Counties Allan Bettger, Brad Kyle, in Fall River. Scott McArthur and Cody All donations gathered Wagner achieved their will be used for building here bronze stars. only. Kevin Carter got his silver We will be looking into star, and Alicia Cox, Zack properties that are afford- Barber, and Haley Martin able to make room for all our were recognized with their endeavors. gold stars. Currently we have approxi- There were two junior mately seven acres near leaders who completed their Day. year: Haley Martin and John We also have fi ve acres in McArthur. West Texas that we are turn- Aubrey Shaffer was recog- ing over to TLSTAR. nized as a teen leader for the We will be working on both second year. properties with the same Haley Martin won the goals for each. county division for her 4-H As stated earlier, all monies book in foods and nutrition. collected here will stay local. Brad and Jan Lewis were Eventually we will need recognized for their wonder- volunteers to help with fenc- ful support of our 4-H club. ing and outbuilding. Many door prized were Any materials you may won. have would be appreciated World record setter Things from teddy bears to greatly at that time. car soap were given out. At this time I would like to Manny Burruel formerly of Burney set a world record Dec. 9 at the WABDF World Bench Press and Dead- The initiation of offi cers thank all the local merchants lift Championships at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas for lifting 650 lbs. He took fi rst place in the 275 lb. was held. for their assistance, and weight class in the 48 years plus category and outstanding lifter trophy. His next competition is in March. We all brought fl ashlights allowing us to gather dona- He used to be a weight trainer for Totally Fit Gym in Burney, and now resides in Willows. to commit ourselves to tions. upholding the offi ces that we I will inform the paper of were initiated into. the amounts collected as we Please look for the Clo- progress. First quarter verleaf entry for the light If you would like more parade. information, please call (530) John and Scott McArthur 336-6276 or you can email are the chairpersons. honor roll for [email protected]. -Haley Martin Louis Whispell Card playing & Teri Sugioka Fall River listed starts in The Fall River Junior- Holscher, Brandon Oilar, Free dinner set Senior High School 2003 Tera Strickland, Alfred February First Quarter Honor Roll: Olvera (4.0), Mitch Holscher, Editor: for Christmas Principals Honor Roll (GC): Tanner Parton, Raymond The Native Daughters of If you can’t be with family, Students who have all A’s and Webb, Anthony Olvera, the Golden West, Mt. Lassen or just don’t feel like cooking, only one B (3.86 GPA). Tristan Howard (GC), Chris- Parlor #215, wish to take this plan to attend the Burney 4.0 Students who have all tina Sahlin, Ashley Overton time to say Merry Christmas Presbyterian Church’s Christ- A’s: Twelfth Grade, Eleventh (GC), Wes Inoue, Abby Salt- and a very Happy New Year, mas day dinner. Grade, Tenth Grade, Ninth ers, Rachell Parton, Jackie with a very Big Thank You for The dinner is from 2 p.m. Grade are: McArthur, Colter Sisk, Lorena all the support they received until 4 p.m. on Dec. 25 at the Chad Bidwell, Robbie Sanchez, from each and everyone who church. The church is located Adams, Rebecca Anderson, Nick McFarlin, Caitlin helped in their causes. on the corner of 299 E and Cheyenne Bernal, Katie Spalding, Rodney Sand- Thank you to those who Marquette Street. Camarata (GC), Robert ers, Keegan Moyer, Leslie brought items, helped with It will feature a traditional Anderson, Johnny Barrett Taylor (4.0), Max Scott serving and also to those ham dinner and all the trim- (GC), Casi Carpenter, Alicia (GC), Michael Ohlhausen, who just came to wish them mings provided by the church Cox, Tim Arnold (GC), Jenni Teasley, Brittany Shel- the best. deacons. Jordan Brainard, John ton, Emilee Peirce, Adam It is all very appreciated. The dinner is free and is Cruz, Dakota Crum, David Vanover, Jake Shuler, They are looking forward open to everyone. Barboza, Kevin Carter (GC), Dieter Salters, Alex Vigil, to seeing the Pinochle and Join us for good food, Esther Dolman (4.0), Lucas James Smith, Caleb Shuler, Canasta card players in Feb- companionship and a warm Estes, Brian Barnett, Delaney Sophie Waltz, Jeff Smith, ruary. welcome on Christmas day. Chapman, Brent Handa, Heather Turner (GC), Billie Catching the big fi sh For further information call Waltz (GC), Maria Venegas, They will again hold their Nicole Gerow (4.0), Andy Bradford of Burney caught this 10 pound trout card parties in NubieberFeb, 335-5151. Lynnea Bettger, Brady Brittany Wagner (GC) at the Ladies Pioneer Hall. Corr, Amanda Holscher, Eighth Grade, Seventh in Baum Lake Sunday. He used a fl at fi sh to catch Many do not know that the Amanda Gonzalez, Blaire Grade: it. It took him a half hour. He will have the huge trout hall has been remodeled to a Catholic mass Bidwell, Maggie DeCoito, Kaila Betz, Chase Car- mounted. point and it will be warmer in John McArthur (GC), Preston penter, Bliss Bidwell, Lind- there than it has been in the schedule Hawkins, TJ Blaylock, Kyle sey Crumb, Adam Brubaker past. Dennis, Kenny McArthur, (GC), Jessica Curtis, Emily Registration near Many thanks for all the On Wednesday, Dec. 24, Billy Hughes, Mimi Brown Estes (4.0), Katelyn Hansen, past help and an early thanks a Christmas Vigil Mass will (4.0), Karissa King, Ellie Haydock, to those who will help them in be held at 6 p.m. at the St. Richard Dye (4.0), Sarah Brad Kyle (GC), for next ACT test the future. Francis Catholic Church in Moore, Josh Ingram (4.0), Ashley Holscher, Haley Have a safe and Happy Beiber. Mason Burnam, Elisabeth Martin, Anna Lewis, Lydia Holiday Season. On Wednesday, Dec. 24, Eye, Hannah Moyer, Cody McDemos (GC), Scott of college-bound Agnes Bartlett the Christmas Midnight Mass Jacobson, Irene DeMarco, McArthur (GC), Sy Moreno, Registration deadline for Florida). Moriah Nicholls, Holly -Past publicity chairperson will be held at midnight at the Russell Holscher, Michael the next ACT test is January Colleges use ACT scores, St. Francis Catholic Church Pena, Sarah Lincoln, Cory Murphy, Kyle Pereira, Jes- for the N. D. G. W. 2. along with a student’s high in Burney. Eades, Casey Hubauer, sica Neugebauer, College-bound students school GPA and other infor- On Thursday, Dec. 25, Kurt Schneider, Taylor Liberty Ruelas, Brook can take the test February 7. mation to help determine Local money the Christmas day services McCulley, Angela Feldt (GC), Ohemigen, Kayla Russell, The next national test date admissions and the appropri- will be held at 9 a.m. at the Caleb King, Kayla Shelton, Kimberly Royce, Shelby Sisk for the ACT Assessment is ate course placement for new stays local St. Francis Catholic Church Brandon Mee, Kelsi Halvar- (4.0), Caitlin Royse (GC), Feb. 7. students. in Burney, at 10:30 a.m. at son (4.0), Jake Kyle, Jenna Ashley Taylor, Lisa Senko College-bound students The ACT Assessment is Editor: the Our Lady of the Valley Shuler, John Morris, Serene (GC), Zack VanCleave, should register by Jan. 2 curriculum-based, designed We would like to take this Church in Fall River Mills, Holden, William Myers, Kelsi Michelle Vaughn, Daniel Van- postmark deadline. to measure a student’s aca- time to explain to your read- and at 11:45 a.m. at the Our Sloat (4.0), Riete, Cody Wagner (4.0), Late registration postmark demic achievement. ers what TLSTAR Foundation Lady of the Valley Church in Sarah Myers, Larry Jessica Vigil. deadline is Jan.16 (an addi- There are four sections to is about. Fall River Mills. tional fee is required for late the exam: English, reading, Many years ago, I dreamed On Thursday, Jan. 1, the registration). math and science. of someday helping people Solemnity of Mary, Mother Students can register Students who have already and animals alike. F.R. Library attempting to of God service will be held online at www.act.org or they taken the ACT can retest and With help and guidance at 9 a.m. at the St. Francis can get a registration packet try for a higher score. now I am in the position to Catholic Church in Burney, meet best seller demand from their high school guid- Juniors often use their do so. at 10:30 a.m. at the Our Lady The Fall River Valley been donated to the library. ance counselor and register scores to examine academic TLSTAR is a non-profi t of the Valley Church in Fall Library is attempting to keep For those of you who have by mail. weaknesses, take courses foundation with 5 trustees River Mills, and at 11:45 a.m. up with the public’s demand some free time between The web site also has or tutoring to correct those (two in Texas, one in Quincy, at the Our Lady of the Valley for excellent best sellers. now and Christmas, you will sample test questions and weaknesses and retest as CA., myself and my dad Church in Fall River Mills. Presently, there are two surely fi nd a project that you a link to a free fi nancial aid seniors. local). Both of the 11:45 services, copies of The Da Vinci Code will enjoy working on. calculator. Students who test more Our goals include building on Dec. 25 as well as Jan. 1, by Dan Hall available. For the rest of us, these Virtually all colleges and than once can choose which habitats for animals such will be held in Spanish. Even with two copies, you books are available through- universities in the nation scores to report to prospec- as the premarin foals out may still have to leave your out the year so that we can accept ACT scores. tive colleges. of Canada, as well as local name with the librarian to have some new projects The test fee is $26 ($29 in injured animals. reserve a copy. completed for the next years’ We would like to see the It is proving to be one of holiday season. pet population under better the most popular books that There are hundreds of control. the library has ever made seasonal children’s books Not destroyed but steril- available to the public. presently available. ized. FIND IT FAST IN It ranks up there with any With the library being We want to have places for of the Harry Potter books. closed on the days before battered women to come to. Many excellent Christmas Christmas, be sure to check Children that need time to craft books have recently them out now while the selec- THE WANT ADS heal from a bad time in their tion is great. PAGE 8 • DECEMBER 24, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS

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Distributed by Universal Press Syndicate © 2003 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. By BETTY DEBNAM A Census of Our Feathered Friends from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2003 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. Christmas Bird Count For more than 100 years, people Counting time have been leaving their cozy homes Today the period for to brave the cold outdoors and count counting birds stretches birds. Thousands of volunteers have from Dec. 14 through Jan. made the Christmas Bird Count part 5. Officials can choose any of their holiday tradition. day in that period to count It runs during the three weeks in their area. around Christmas Day. This period is known as “early This bird census, sponsored by the winter.” During this time, many North National Audubon Society, is the American birds are still on their longest-running wildlife review in the southward migration. world. It is also the largest. History of the count The Christmas Bird Count got its name because the first count took place on Christmas Day in 1900. North It was founded by Frank Chapman, America a scientist who studied birds.

He was upset from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2003 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. by an event of the times, the TM “Side Hunt.” In Rookie Cookie’s Recipe South photo by Deborah Phillips, courtesy National Audubon Society this event, on Festive Fudge Goodie Bags America Nearly 56,000 observers counted about 73 Christmas Day, million birds in the 2003 Christmas Bird You’ll need: Count. Many learn to love bird watching so hunters chose • 11/2 pounds white chocolate, broken in pieces much that they do it throughout the year. sides and then • 1 (10-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk

shot as many photo courtesy American Museum of Natural History Counting on birds • pinch of salt birds and small Frank Chapman • 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract Most birds being animals as they (1864-1945) • 1 cup gumdrop candy, cut in half counted are North could. The side that killed the most What to do: American birds. The Antarctica animals and birds won. 1. In a bowl, combine chocolate, milk and salt. Christmas count tries to get a good Many people were concerned that 2. Microwave on high for 3 to 5 minutes until chocolate is melted. picture of where these birds migrate overhunting was threatening entire 3. Stir in gumdrops and vanilla extract. In 2003, Bird Count observers covered in the winter. bird populations. Frank Chapman 4. Line a pan with wax paper, pour fudge into pan and refrigerate until firm. about 2,000 different areas, ranging from For example, many woodland came up with the idea of counting northern Canada and Alaska above the species that breed in North America 5. Cut into squares and wrap several pieces together at a time. Arctic Circle to southern South America birds on Christmas Day rather than 6. Place wrapped squares in a brown paper bag and decorate near Antarctica. Most observers are in the spend the winter months in South killing them. as you wish. Makes about 2 dozen squares. United States and southern Canada. America or the Caribbean islands. from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2003 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.

from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2003 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. The Mini Page TM Meet Sheryl Crow Presidents of the United States Poster Singer and songwriter Sheryl Crow grew Supersport: Jason White up with musical parents. Both her parents Large! Ideal for Height: 6-2 Birthdate: 6-19-80 played in swing bands and encouraged 1 Classroom Weight: 221 Hometown: Tuttle, Okla. their daughter to play music too. 1/2” x 28 /2” 22 or Home Jason White doesn’t wear a Santa Claus suit or Sheryl, 41, began playing the piano ride around town in a sleigh, but Oklahoma when she was 6 years old while growing up • Includes every president in chronological order, University’s standout quarterback spreads lots of in Kennett, Mo. She studied music at the from George Washington to George W. Bush, University of Missouri. Then in 1986, she cheer. He has participated with a Fellowship of with the dates that each held office photo courtesy Neal Preston moved to Los Angeles, determined to make • Handsome reproductions of engraved portraits Christian Athletes holiday food drive, visited children in the it in the music business. • An attractive educational reference hospital, and helped with elementary school reading programs. Before she became famous for her own songs, Sheryl was a To order, send $3.00 plus $1.50 postage and handling for each copy. Send check or money order White also has given the fans of No. 1-ranked Oklahoma backup singer to other musicians, including Don Henley and (U.S. funds only) payable to: Andrews McMeel Universal, P.O. Box 6814, Leawood, KS 66206. lots to cheer about. He has passed for more than 3,000 yards Please send ______copies of The Mini Page Presidents of the United States Poster (Item #9939-6) Eric Clapton. She produced her first solo album in 1993. She at $4.50 each, including postage and handling. (Bulk discount information available upon request.) and rates as one of the top players in all of college football. won a Grammy for Best Rock Album in 1997. Toll free number 1-800-591-2097. www.smartwarehousing.com White, who underwent knee surgeries the previous two Sheryl likes all kinds of music, including rock ’n’ roll, Name: ______years, is a sociology major who also enjoys art — and making country, folk, jazz and blues. Her newest album is called “The Address: ______people happy, kind of like Santa. Very Best of Sheryl Crow.” City: ______State: ______Zip: ______from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2003 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.

from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2003 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2003 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. TM Going Out for the Count All the following jokes have something in common. Can you guess the common theme or category? The value of bird counting The Conducting the bird count numbers Chris: How do you make a banana split? In the old days, miners used to of blue All counts are done in a certain Dawn: Cut it in half! send a canary into a jays way and in the same area each year. mine. If the canary have This gives a more accurate view of dropped came back safely, the greatly any changes in bird populations. Gareth: Why didn’t the banana want a miners knew it was safe in some On the chosen count day, suntan? for them. areas. volunteers travel through a circle David: He was afraid he might peel! In nature, birds are also a good covering about 177 square miles. sign of whether the environment is They count every bird they see or healthy. photo by Dave Menke, courtesy U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service hear that whole day. Some birds, Tim: What is yellow and says “Ho, ho, ho”? When the data from the Christmas Recent finds especially in woodland areas, stay Neil: Santa Banana! Bird Count are combined with data Blue jays and crows are especially hidden. There are usually people in from other studies, we get a good vulnerable to the West Nile virus. every counting group who can

from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2003 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. picture of the overall health of birds Experts believe it has hurt groups of recognize bird calls. TM Basset Brown TRY ’N and of the environment. these birds in some parts of the U.S. Often The News By looking at how bird populations watchers Bird Count FIND But in the latest national bird Hound’s have changed in the last century, count, researchers did not notice will walk Words and names that remind us of the Christmas Bird Count are hidden in the blocks below. Some words are hidden backward or scientists can be significant drops over the whole slowly diagonally. See if you can find: OUTDOORS, VOLUNTEERS, WALK, alerted about country. Scientists do not know if through an HOLIDAY, TRADITION, OBSERVERS, AMERICA, MIGRATE, FEED, possible dangers. that means these species are safe, or area in the WINTER, CENSUS, ENVIRONMENT, HABITAT, DATA, AREA, OWL, For example, if if they will suffer greater losses in assigned DUCK, JAY, DAY. TNEMNOR I VNEOOKH one type of bird the coming years. circle. Then disappears in an they will DO YOU FEED TRAD I T I ONKUUBLA It will take time to see how THE BIRDS? area, it could mean the habitat has dangerous the West Nile virus photo by Gary M. Stolz, courtesy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service drive to the HUWCAC I REMAT SWB been destroyed. Or it could mean really is. Birds such as owls are next spot OAD AEDODE E FDE I I hard to see, but they there is a disease, or that the species make a fair amount of and get out LROULNAJAYNORNT has been poisoned with pesticides. noise. This is a great and walk IEWVCKSTOIDOVTA If bird populations go down a lot, horned owl. again. DAL KDKOUAL AREET it is a danger signal. In some places such as marshes, AET ARGIMSLYSRRV volunteers go by boat. Others may YLSREETNULOVSWD travel on skis or snowshoes. Some may spend the entire day standing

Mini Spy . . . photo by Harvey Doersken, courtesy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service always present, so they can teach new Bird counters have noticed that many birds watchers the proper way to count. Mini Spy and Rookie Cookie are feeding the birds. such as the cardinal are staying farther See if you can find: • question mark • word MINI north in the winter. Experts believe this may be because more people are • puppy feeding birds during this cold season. • letter D photo courtesy U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service • hot dog Hunters were seeing fewer American Next week The Mini Page features a 2004 black ducks. Scientists looking at 50 calendar of events. • butterfly years of data from the Christmas Bird • letter C Count found the numbers truly were Look through your newspaper for stories • sailboat going down. So hunters lowered the limit about special events during this holiday on ducks they could bag, and the season. • dolphin numbers went back up. • number 3 The Mini Page is created and edited by • bell The Mini Page thanks Geoff LeBaron, Betty Debnam Christmas Bird Count director with the

• lips photo by Kim Phillips, courtesy National Aubudon Society National Audubon Society, for help with this • strawberry Associate Editors Staff Artist Bird counters often begin their official issue. Tali Denton Wendy Daley counting day around 5 a.m. and finish up • coffee pot Site to see: www.audubon.org/bird/cbc/ Lucy Lien around 6 p.m. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES • DECEMBER 24, 2003 TTHEHE WWANTANT ADSADS CALL (530) 335-4533 • (530) 275-1716 • (530) 549-3304 CHARGE IT TO YOUR DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS

File No. 2003-0001597 SEQ., Business and Profes- November 18, 2003 sions Code.) The following persons are Published December PUBLIC doing business as: 3,10,17,24, 2003 PETERSEN ENTERPRISES ______3605 DUNE ST. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS REDDING, CA 96002 NAME STATEMENT NOTICES Petersen, Michael David File No. 2003-0001664 3605 Dune St. December 5, 2003 trywide Home Loans, Inc. and the Redding, CA 96002 The following is doing busi- record owners of the property as of ness as: 10 the recording of the notice of default Petersen, Michele Lynn is reported to be Sherry L. Cisneros. 3605 Dune St. AUTO WAREHOUSE NOTICES Bidders must be prepared to tender Redding, CA 96002 2660 Hartnell Ave. The Fall River Resource Con- to the trustee $5,000.00 at the sale This business is conducted Redding, CA 96002 servation District (FRRCD) and the balance of the purchase Borahs Inc. has prepared an Initial Study price by 12:00 noon the day following by Copartners. The Regis- Negative Declaration (ISND) for the sale. Both payments must be in trant has begun to transact State: California the Upper Big Bear Restoration the form of a cashier’s check; cash is business under the fictitious This business is conducted Project. The Initial Study con- not acceptable. A trustee’s deed will business name listed above by a corporation. The Reg- cludes that the project will have be made available to the successful istrant has begun to transact bidder within three business days fol- on 7-1-2003 no significant environmental lowing receipt of the bid amount. The (s)Michele Petersen business under the fictitious impacts. The ISND is available sale is made without any warranty Notice: This fictitious name business name listed above to the public for review and com- whatsoever, including but not limited statement expires five years on n/a. ments. Copies of the IS can be to any warranty as to title, liens, pos- (s)Robert L. Chapman session, taxes encumbrances, or from the date it was filed in reviewed at the FRRCD office Notice: This fictitious name (44327 Hwy. 299E) in McArthur, condition of the property. The sale the office of the county clerk. CA. Comments should be mailed is subject to a workout reinstate- A new fictitious business statement expires five years to the FRRCD office (44327 ment, payoff, sale cancellation or name statement must be from the date it was filed in postponement, incorrect bidding the office of the county clerk. Hwy. 299E) in McArthur, CA. instructions, bankruptcy, or any other filed prior to that date. The Comments should be mailed to circumstance of which the trustee filing of this statement does A new fictitious business the FRRCD office (P.O. Box 83, is unaware. In the event any of the not of itself authorize the name statement must be McArthur, CA 96056) by January foregoing apply, the sale will be void use in this state of a fictitious filed prior to that date. The 29. Comments received after and the successful bidder’s funds will filing of this statement does be returned without any liability to the business name in violation of this date will not be considered. the rights of another under not of itself authorize the (12-24) trustee or beneficiary for interest or PLACE YOUR AD BY 4 P.M. FRIDAY ______any other damages. NOTICE IS federal, state or common use in this state of a fictitious NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS FIRM filed prior to that date. The use in this state of a fictitious federal, state or common Published December 17,24,31 law (See Sections 14411 ET business name in violation of The following described property IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A the rights of another under DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION filing of this statement does business name in violation of law (See Sections 14411 ET Jan. 7, 2004 SEQ., Business and Profes- will be sold at public auction to the ______sions Code.) federal, state or common highest bidder, payable in lawful OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR not of itself authorize the the rights of another under SEQ., Business and Profes- money of the United States, at the THAT PURPOSE. Dated: December use in this state of a fictitious federal, state or common sions Code.) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Published December 3,10,17,24, law (See Sections 14411 ET 4, 2003. Stuart T. Matheson, Succes- East Main Entrance (Rotunda) of business name in violation of law (See Sections 14411 ET Published December 17,24,31 NAME STATEMENT 2003 SEQ., Business and Profes- the Scott M. Matheson Salt Lake sor Trustee Matheson, Mortensen, sions Code.) Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. 648 East the rights of another under SEQ., Business and Profes- Jan. 7, 2004 File No. 2003-0001689 ______County Courthouse, 450 South December 10, 2003 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Published Dec.10,17,24,31, 2003 State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, First South Salt Lake City, Utah federal, state or common sions Code.) ______on January 6, 2004 at 10:30 AM for 84102 (801) 363-2244 Office Hours law (See Sections 14411 ET Published December 24,31 Jan. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The following person is doing NAME STATEMENT ______the purpose of foreclosing a Trust 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. MMOJ SEQ., Business and Profes- 7, 14, 2004 NAME STATEMENT business as: File No. 2003-0001641 CASSEL AA Alcoholics Deed dated September 1, 2000 No.: 004751m ASAP569864 12/12, Anonymous. Support 12/19, 12/26 sions Code.) ______File No. 2003-0001692 ODELL ENTERPRISES December 1, 2003 executed by Sherry L. Cisneros, as 4305 Caterpillar Rd. The following persons are and understanding, trustor, in favor of Academy Mortgage ______Published December 24, 31, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS December 10, 2003 Corporation, as Beneficiary. The trust FICTITIOUS BUSINESS January 17,14 2004 NAME STATEMENT The following person is doing REDDING, CA 96003 doing business as: someone to talk to. deed was recorded in the office of the NAME STATEMENT ______File No. 2003-0001657 business as: Peterson, Jeffrey Odell THE PIT STOP Transportation to meet- Salt Lake County Recorder, State of File No. 2003-0001727 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS December 3, 2003 JLS VENDING 1544 Morningsun Dr. B. B. Q. & GRILL ings available. Please Utah, covering real property located Redding, CA 96002 38082 HWY 299E call 336-5431 or 335- in Salt Lake County and described as December 19, 2003 NAME STATEMENT The following person is doing 3197 Copper Creek Dr follows: Lot No. 25 and the South one The following persons are File No. 2003-0001707 business as: REDDING, CA 96002 This business is conducted BURNEY, CA 96013 2611, 335-4142, 335- (1) foot of Lot 24 contained within the doing business as: December 15, 2003 PREMIER ELECTRIC Spagnuolo, Janice Lynn by an individual. The Regis- Jones, Darryl J. 7064 ASH BRIAR COVE, P.U.D., as the SHASTA AUTO The following person is doing 22555 White Cloud Ln 3197 Copper Creek Dr trant has begun to transact 36766 Hwy 299 E SP #16 (03tfc) same is identified in the Plat recorded business under the fictitious Burney, CA 96013 !!!!!!!!!!!!! in the Office of the County Recorder UPHOLSTERY business as: Palo Cedro, CA 96073 Redding, CA 96002 of Salt Lake County, Utah, as Entry 3040 Bechelli Lane AIM HIGH VENDING Wittner, Rodney K. This business is conducted business name listed above Jones, Deanna Flo B.B.B. No. 7524375, in Book 99-12P, at REDDING, CA 96002 550 BUCKEYE TERRACE B3 22555 White Cloud Ln by an individual. The Regis- on 12/8/2003 36766 Hwy 299 E SP #16 HARDWOOD page 316, and in the “Declaration of Nickolson, Patricia Diane Redding, CA 96003 Palo Cedro, CA 96073 trant has begun to transact (s)Jeffrey Peterson Burney, CA 96013 FLOORS Covenants, Conditions, and Restric- Notice: This fictitious name This business is conducted Tearouts, tions of the Ash Briar Cove, P.U.D.” 4191 Nelson Dr Di Giusseppe, Raymond Bryan This business is conducted business under the fictitious recorded in the Office of the County Redding, CA 96002 550 Buckeye Terrace B3 by an individual. The Regis- business name listed above statement expires five years by Husband and Wife. The Repairs, Recorder of Salt Lake County, Utah, Nickolson, Timothy Allen Redding, CA 96003 trant has begun to transact on 12/5/2003 from the date it was filed in Registrant has begun to Lays, Sand & as Entry No. 7524376, in Book 8326 4191 Nelson Dr This business is conducted business under the fictitious (s)Janice Spagnuolo the office of the county clerk. transact business under Reﬁ nish in page 7465, together with a right A new fictitious business the fictitious business name FREE and easement of use and enjoy- Redding, CA 96002 by an individual. The Regis- business name listed above Notice: This fictitious name ment in and to the Common Areas This business is conducted trant has begun to transact on 6/16/97 statement expires five years name statement must be listed above on n/a. ESTIMATE described, and as provided for, in by Husband and Wife. The business under the fictitious (s)Rodney K. Wittner from the date it was filed in filed prior to that date. The (s)Deanna F. Jones No Travel Charge said Declaration of Covenants, Con- Registrant has begun to business name listed above Notice: This fictitious name the office of the county clerk. filing of this statement does Notice: This fictitious name 1-530-335-4842 ditions, and Restrictions. Together not of itself authorize the statement expires five years Or with all the improvements now or transact business under on 12/15/03 statement expires five years A new fictitious business hereafter erected on the property, the fictitious business name (s)Raymond B. Di Giusseppe from the date it was filed in name statement must be use in this state of a fictitious from the date it was filed in 1-530-945-8811 and all easements, appurtenances, listed above on 4-1-2003 Notice: This fictitious name the office of the county clerk. filed prior to that date. The business name in violation of the office of the county clerk. Bryan Small and fixtures now or hereafter a part (s)Patty Nickolson statement expires five years A new fictitious business filing of this statement does the rights of another under A new fictitious business !!!!!!!!!!!!! of the property. Tax Parcel No.: Notice: This fictitious name from the date it was filed in name statement must be not of itself authorize the federal, state or common name statement must be 21-29-451-041 The street address ______statement expires five years the office of the county clerk. filed prior to that date. The use in this state of a fictitious law (See Sections 14411 ET filed prior to that date. The of the property is purported to be BURNEY- Veteran’s 7756 South Ash Briar Lane, West from the date it was filed in A new fictitious business filing of this statement does business name in violation of SEQ., Business and Profes- filing of this statement does Hall for rent, for private Jordan, UT 84084. The undersigned the office of the county clerk. name statement must be not of itself authorize the the rights of another under sions Code.) not of itself authorize the disclaims any liability for any error and public events. A new fictitious business filed prior to that date. The use in this state of a fictitious federal, state or common Published December 17,24,31 use in this state of a fictitious in the street address. The current Days & nights, reason- name statement must be filing of this statement does business name in violation of law (See Sections 14411 ET Jan. 7, 2004 business name in violation of Beneficiary of the trust deed is Coun- able rates. Full kitchen. not of itself authorize the the rights of another under SEQ., Business and Profes- ______the rights of another under Catering available. sions Code.) 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Bulldog girls team defeats Burney, 37-29

Fall River’s Jessica Hero (12), in photo at left, passes the ball in front of Burney’s Natalie Var- tell (10) in Saturday night game at the annual Holiday Jamboree.

Burney’s Ryan Huffman (20) moves past Fall River’s Nick McFarlin (24) in game Saturday night at the Holiday Jamboree. Huffman was named tourney MVP. Burney captures Holiday Jamboree crowns The Burney Raiders captured both the boys’ varsity and JV championship tro- phies in the ﬁ nal showdown Saturday at the Burney Jam- boree. Ryan Huffman was named MVP for Varsity and Ryan Rhodes took the JV MVP title. All Tourney awards went to Burney’s varsity players Kyle Moody and J.D. Dennis and to JV players Grant Moody and Tyler Watson. Burney’s varsity fought their way to the top by beating Hayfork, 61-58, on Thurs- Fall River’s Keegan Moyer (23). day, Portola 79-73 on Friday, and Fall River, 54-47, on Saturday. The Raiders’ JV players, who have yet to lose a game this season, beat Hayfork, 85-47, Portola, 65-43, and Fall River by 25 points. “The game with Fall River was very, very close and they gave us a run for our money, but then Burney ran away with it,” said a Burney spectator. Team stats for Burney were not available Monday at press time.

NEWS PHOTOS / Craig Harrington Fall River’s Abby Salters (22) moves down court in Bulldog and Raider varsity go up for rebound in Saturday night game at the Saturday game against the varsity Raiders. Burney gym. The host team defeated Fall River, 54-47.