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

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MARCH 13, 2002

What’s Happening Locally This Week Deputies hold Irish dinner set Soldier Mountain Fire Com- fi rst meeting pany is wearing green for an Irish dinner of corned beef Saturday from 4-7 p.m. at the fi re hall on the corner of A19 for safer towns and Spring Creek Road in Glenburn. Cost is $7 for adults BY MEG FOX case of fi re, power outages or a gas and $3 for children under Shasta County Undersheriff Larry line rupture. age 12. The corned beef was Schaller was in Burney Thursday for The plan will be presented to the donated by Steve and Lydia the fi rst of eight community meet- Shasta County Board of Supervi- Lawrence of the Walnut Creek ings scheduled throughout Shasta sors in July. Meat Company. Also being County in March and April. Some of the suggestions from served is cabbage, donated Lt. Greg Wrigley of the Burney the Burney meeting included: by Randy Howsman, potatoes, substation organized the meetings * Reactivate Operation Identifi - carrots, rolls, dessert, punch to help the department develop a cation with volunteer help and the and coffee. Beer and wine may patrol plan that involves commu- Burney substation would provide nity partnerships with churches, a day when people can engrave be purchased at the event. schools, businesses, and residents. valuables Tickets are also available for Schaller, Wrigley and Lt. Tom * Contact churches to offer more a raffl e where the fi rst prize is Bosenko of the South County Sta- programs for young people, such as a rafting trip for two down the tion also reviewed the Community the youth programs currently taking Pit River ane a dinner at the Service Surveys distributed to about place at Word of Life Pit River Lodge. Telephone 1,000 Shasta County residents. * Instead of sending juveniles 336-5255 for more information. The meeting for Fall River Valley in trouble to Redding, fi nd ways The fi re company will also hold residents is at 7 p.m. Thursday night to help them within the community a general business meeting in the Fall River Elementary School and make them accountable to the Tuesday, 7 p.m. to elect off- gym. community ciers for the year 2002-2003. “When we talk about building * Publicize existing programs, safer communities, keep in mind such as the volunteer You Are Not the idea that it’s also about help- Alone telephone contact service for ing neighbors in an emergency the elderly Marketing clinic situation,” Schaller said. “It’s not * Enhance Neighborhood Watch An intensive, informative, Fall River Elementary School teacher John King, at right, and just crime problems.” programs; bring neighbors together workshop teaching growers his student Kyle Pereira, 11, with Robolab that students use The philosophy behind develop- with block parties and BBQs and about marketing techniques to create and program working robots. The education project ing partnerships between the police discuss local problems of the modern global market was purchased through a grant from the Burney-Fall River and the communities they serve * Assign a deputy to attend cham- was developed through state Attor- ber of commerce, Rotary, etc. meet- structure is set for Monday, 9 Education Foundation. a.m. to 4 p.m. in Redding. Cost ney General Bill Lockyer’s offi ce ings to stay in touch with community is $80. Included in the session in a program called, COPPS, or members and business owners will be topics on how to fi nd Community Oriented Policing and * Consider more lighting in com- Problem Solving. munity and in businesses at night sources of marketing informa- Students combine talents Schaller said communities could * Provide businesses and build- tion, distribution and promo- pull their resources together to ing owners with security tips tion strategies, packaging and in building working robots establish, for example, emergency * Have schools invite a deputy to business planning, among evacuation plans and a network speak about issues such as truancy BY MEG FOX others. Telephone 336-5784 “We take a Robowalk on campus for notifying seniors and shut-ins in -Please See Page 2 for more information. When John Caleb King, 14, of and give each other robotic com- Fall River Mills was a kid, he loved mands and follow explicit directions, to play with Legos. part of the training for when they “He was a Lego maniac,” said have to direct their own robots. New practices in place Elegant Soup his father, John King, who teaches “It’s fun and they learn that giving Intermountain Artists, Inc., will a fourth and fi fth grade combina- commands is not as easy as it hold its annual Elegant Soup tion class at Fall River Elementary looks.” to attract more deputies on Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to School. The classroom teams work with 2:30 p.m. at 24840 Main St., When John Caleb was nine, a Robolab kit to create their own BY MEG FOX “The pool we hire from is fairly Fall River Mills. Pam Perkins his parents took him to Legoland robotic bugs, cars and gizmos. The Shasta County Sheriff’s small,” Wrigley said. will present art work from where, as King watched his son The models are built around a Offi ce has started a new hiring In January, the Sheriff’s Depart- elementary school children. build and program a working mini- RCX programmable Lego brick, or procedure that should entice more ment decided to start recruiting Cost is $6 for adults and $3 robot using computer software and the robotic brain, used to control deputies to the area to work. corrections offi cers to work in the for children under age 12. An Lego pieces, he had a bright idea motors and lights and to sense tem- In the past, before any newly county jail and put deputies to work Intermountain Artists meeting of his own. perature, light and touch. hired deputies could work on the in the community after they com- “I asked them how I could get this is also set for today begin- “Students program their robot streets they had to fi rst put in fi ve pleted their 14-week fi eld training. because I wanted to bring it into my and tell it what to do,” King said. years working in the Shasta County “We’re confi dent our recruitment ning at noon. Flower arranging classroom,” he said. They “beam” their commands to Jail. problem is going to dissolve in the by Ric Monzo is scheduled. Called Lego Robolab, students the RCX brick via an infrared com- It didn’t matter if they were fresh next year,” said Shasta County Telephone 336-6240 for more use a combination of creativity, puter link. out of the police academy or fresh Undersheriff Larry Schaller. information. design, logic, and problem solving “We also do a lot of testing to see from six years on patrol in Los This will be good since Schaller skills as they work in teams to build if the program is correct and if the Angeles. said there are six deputies retiring their own programmable robots. assembly is correct.” Unless someone had the rare in July and several more leaving in WEATHER “Most already have the context King isn’t the only one excited resident deputy post, they went December. FORECAST of building with Legos,” King said, about Robolab learning. straight to jail. Thirty-fi ve percent of department adding that there are 57 learning “I thought it was cool,” said Kyle That aspect didn’t appeal to a lot personnel are eligible for retire- Today, cloudy and breezy with activities involved just in playing Pereira, 11, whose team made a of people. ment. 50 percent chance of snow with blocks. robotic car in King’s class last year. “The wages here are comparable “We’re looking to hire 24 to 25 showers. A slight chance of “With this, they learn the basics “We taught it to go forward and and the benefi ts are comparable, people this year,” Schaller said. thunderstorms. Highs around of computer programming. backward, but it couldn’t turn,” he but when we said you have to work “We also have very employ- 40. Tonight, cloudy and locally “It’s a project that allows students said. in the jail, most said no thanks and able people from businesses that windy. A 20 percent chance to direct their own learning and “We worked as a group and went elsewhere,” said Lt. Greg have closed in the county who are of showers. Lows 25 to 30. gives teachers the power to use one of us read the directions, one Wrigley of the Burney substation. looking for work in corrections,” he Thursday, mostly cloudy and technology in the classroom,” King got the parts and one built it and Also, Shasta County does not put continued. locally windy. A 20 percent said. another one helped. I had lots of fun pay academy tuition for interested After completing 240 hours of chance of showers. Highs in He found Pitsco Lego Dacto, building a robot.” applicants. -Please See Page 3 Lego’s education division and the the mid 30s. Friday through manufacturer of Robolab education Monday, cold with a chance of software, and then he wrote a grant snow showers each day. Lows request to the Burney-Fall River in the teens and 20s. Highs in Education Foundation. Gone to pot... the 30s. A current forecast is The Foundation awarded the updated about 4 a.m. and 4 $1,244 grant in 1999, one of 19 crockpot, that is p.m. daily on The News web requests funded that year. Kathy Klein of the Inter- site at im-news.com. Last year, the Foundation mountain Community awarded a record $21,000 in grants Center prepares for the for educational materials in the local TEMPERATURES Crockpot Extravaganza in Hi Low Rain schools. March 5 57 21 “The Education Foundation Burney. With her is Darrin March 6 57 31 .12 allows us to write these grants and Kaczorowski of Hovis gives us more creative opportuni- March 7 42 37 .30 Hardware, who supplied ties for learning that the district the crockpots for the March 8 47 19 .25 could not afford,” King said. March 9 49 21 The Robolab projects take sev- event at cost. The one- March 10 49 30 .62 eral weeks to complete and King hour event at the commu- March 11 58 36 Trace begins with a Web-based lesson “to nity center is scheduled to Courtesy of Darryl Jones in Burney create wonder and excitement. be held at noon and again “There’s lots of classroom dis- The Intermountain News at 7 p.m. today. See story cussion to begin with and then we on page 4. Telephone P.O. Box 1030 form Discovery teams. 36965 Main Street “The students take a pre-quiz, to 335-4600 also for more Burney, California 96013 see what they already know and we information. Open: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm do brainstorming. HAVE YOUR COMMUNITY DELIVERED TO YOUR MAIL BOX. CALL 335-4533 TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY! PAGE 2 • MARCH 13, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Low turnout for town meeting with sheriff’s deputies -From Page 1 Community members also and vandalism and have strongly favored continu- more interaction between ing Sheriff Offi ce programs, schools, kids and police. particularly Neighborhood Wrigley said the low turn- Watch, Citizen Patrol, out at the Burney meeting Schools Resource Offi cer, – four community members, DARE, and Abandoned fi ve Citizen Patrol volunteers Vehicle Enforcement. and two reporters - was a They also strongly favored good sign, indicating that the community and police part- community appears satisfi ed nerships. with the Sheriff’s Depart- Bob Hoodenpyle, a Burney ment. businessman who attended And the Community Ser- the meeting, said there are vice Surveys did suggest concerns in the community that. about crime and vandalism. Of the 150 surveys dis- “There’s so much talk in tributed by Citizen Patrol the community. I’m upset to volunteers in Burney, Cassel, see so few people here,” he Round Mountain and Mont- said. gomery Creek, 70 were He mentioned recent van- returned. dalism to at least three down- In fact, Wrigley said, with town businesses and wanted the total return of 200 sur- to know why there had been veys countywide, almost half so little mention of the crimes came from the area served in the newspaper. by the Burney substation. “People are not aware of Most of those who how bad the problem is,” he responded locally were over said. age 55. He also wanted to know Sixty-four percent of why, after a local burglary, Lions Club zone level speaker contest winner the local respondents said the deputies had “rejected Shasta County was a “very the idea of fi ngerprints.” Jennifer Graham, a senior at Burney High School, won the zone level Lions Club Student Speakers safe” place to live and 73 per- Wrigley explained why Contest Saturday held at the Burney Lions Hall. The contest topic was ‘Energy - What’s the Future?’ and cent said Burney itself was a fi ngerprints can’t always be included contestants next to Jennifer, from left, John Yeier, a sophomore at Modoc High School; Marcus “very safe” place to live. lifted, adding, “We probably Cordero, a sophomore at Bishop Quinn High School; and Trae Carpenter, a freshman at Big Valley High The scale ranged from don’t do a good enough job School. Graham, the daughter of Ernest and Kathleen Graham, moves to the region contest scheduled for Very Unsafe to Very Safe. of explaining why.” March 23 in Dunsmuir. Jennifer was awarded $75 for winning the zone level competition. On a checklist of 21 pos- Another resident asked sible crimes, local residents what could be done about indicated that abandoned skateboarders playing on cars and junk, speeding cars, private property. SHERIFF’S LOG BOOK littering, vandalism, and ille- Wrigley, who is on the gal drug activity occurred the board of directors at the Inter- A family disturbance was Aid in Burney. Friday at 8:10 a.m. a subject his probation. most often in their neighbor- mountain Community Center, reported Sunday at 9:26 p.m. was in a parking lot at the hood. said there is an ongoing drive in Nubieber. A couple with A Johnson Park woman 36900 block of Park Avenue A Burney woman reported According to the respon- to raise money to build a an infant was reported to be reported Saturday a neigh- threatening others with a bat. March 6 her brother had dents there were few neigh- youth skateboard park. driving to Burney. borhood dog killed her dog stolen her ATM card and left borhood incidents of crimes “The chamber and busi- the previous day. A Fall River Mills woman the area. such as burglary, auto theft, nesses should be throwing A Burney woman reported reported a known subject domestic violence, graffi ti, money all over that and get Sunday at 8:32 p.m. a sus- Illegal woodcutting was had assaulted her son and Caleb McMillan reported loud parties, sexual assault it built. That would solve the picious vehicle had driven reported Saturday morning slit her son’s vehicle tires on March 6 the theft of a cellular and rape. problem,” he said. down her private driveway, on U.S. Forest Service land Mechanic Street. telephone. To the question about the a subject got out and said near Apple Orchard Lane and level of satisfaction people he was having mechanical Veddar Road in Burney. A verbal disturbance was Jason Faccenetti reported have with patrol and other problems. When she told the reported Thursday at 6:16 March 5 the theft of a micro- police services, 22 respon- subject to leave, a second A Hat Creek woman Friday p.m. at the 44900 block of wave oven by a guest at dents noted they were “very subject ran up to the vehicle, reported her nephew had the Green Gables Motel in satisfi ed,” 28 were “satisfi ed,” Hiring Drivers Highway 299 in McArthur. & Owner Operators they A description of the two taken her all terrain vehicle Burney. and 20 were “unsatisfi ed.” and the vehicle they were in twice without permission. A juvenile was cited at No Experience, No Problem! was given to deputies. the 20300 block of Tama- A suspicious vehicle was rack Avenue in Burney for a CDL Training Available! A caller reported Sunday reported Friday near Cypress tobacco violation Thursday. We Offer: Excellent Pay & Benefits, Tuition Reimbursement, Job Stablitity. at 8:31 p.m. a 60-year-old Avenue and Hudson Street in male was found dead next to Burney. A McArthur woman 1 866 444 6646 his bed in Burney. reported Thursday after- www.swifttrans.com A residential burglary was noon an ongoing problem of (eoe-m/f:min. 23 yrs. old) A McArthur man reported reported Friday on Reynolds her husband, whom she is Sunday his 41-year-old Road in Fall River Mills. divorcing, removing property brother was missing. from the residence that he In Memorium Lorraine Avelar reported has no right to. Marion Kay ‘Red’ Reynolds A woman reported her her Fall River Mills apartment juvenile son was assaulted was broken into while she A trapped skunk was Passed away in Santa Rosa, Ca on Saturday, March 9, 2002. Beloved Saturday while in Burney. was out of town for the previ- reported at Burney High husband of 48 years to Nettie M. ous three to four days. School Thursday morning. Reynolds of Santa Rosa. Loving father A passerby on Main Street of Ron Reynolds and his wife Linda, Randy Reynolds and his wife Susan, in Burney reported Sunday A Johnson Park woman A patient in the emergency both of Santa Rosa. Adored at 4:23 p.m. three juveniles reported possibly being fol- room at Mayers Memorial Grandfather of Michael and Vanessa Reynolds, Michelle, Melissa, Ryan and were writing on an aban- lowed, receiving letters and Hospital was reportedly Andrew Reynolds. Also Great doned business with a black fl owers. Deputies contacted being combative and fi ght- Grandfather to Devon Reynolds. Born in marker. the suspect and told him to McCloud, CA on December 20, 1925 to ing with the nurses and Arden and Elizabeth Reyonlds, Red cease. doctors Thursday at 12:09 was 76 years old. Red was raised in Fall A caller requested deputy a.m. Deputies arrested Mark River, CA and graduated from Fall River High School in 1943. He later joined the assistance Sunday afternoon A Burney caller reported Anthony Flores for violating U.S. Navy where he served his country in getting out of the Burney proudly during the end of World War II. area. After returning home from service he worked for PG&E in the Fall River/Burney area. He later joined his A caller reported fi nd- parents in Santa Rosa, CA and became a member of the Operating Engineers ing marijuana at the 20200 Local 3 in Santa Rosa of which he was a block of Tamarack Avenue in member for over 35 years. Red worked Burney Sunday afternoon. as a heavy equipment operator for Marshall Maxwell Sand and Gravel in Windsor, CA. Red was a member of the A Jones Valley woman Odd Fellows Lodge for 50 years holding many office positions including District reported Sunday afternoon Grand Master. He was a member of the her 16-year-old daughter was Moose Lodge and Red and Nettie were founding members of an RV group verbally out of control. known as the Berryessa Bums. Red loved to travel and spend most of his A Cottonwood man retirement traveling the western United States with his beautiful wife Nettie. In reported Sunday receiving his earlier years Red and his family mail, a solicitation for insur- enjoyed camping and water skiing. There were numerous friends and ance, that had an extremely family that would join together at Lake foul odor. Mendocino and camp and ski most every weekend from April through October. Once retired from skiing, he A verbal disturbance was took up fishing where he bought a reported Saturday at 7:59 summer trailer at Clear Lake, CA. He later sold the trailer and purchased p.m. at the 41200 block of several motor homes, each one getting Brown Road in the Glenburn a little bit bigger and a whole lot plusher. area. Traveling and visiting friends and family was what Red loved to do most. No matter where they traveled, Red and A Burney woman reported Nettie would establish new life long friends. Red was also gifted with his Saturday evening someone hands and enjoyed working with wood. was shinning a laser light into He enjoyed helping his two sons work her house on Cedar Street. on projects around their homes. Red would never turn down a call for help no matter how busy he was or even if under A juvenile was reportedly the weather. Red was a big man with even a bigger heart. He was a man of attempting to steal alcohol few words, but for those that knew him Saturday afternoon at Rite you didn’t need words to know his love for you. Red’s legacy will live on in his Bieber Community son’s and grandchildren. Friends and family are invited to attend a Memorial BREAKFAST Service, Friday, March 15, 2002 at 11 First Meeting 5 p.m. a.m. At Santa Rosa Seventh Day LUNCH Adventist Church, 840 Sonoma Ave., Monday, March 25 Santa Rosa, CA with a reception DINNER following at the Valle Vista Senior Cocktails, Beer & Wine Mobile Home Park Clubhouse, West Bieber Gate Circle at 1 p.m. At Pine Grove CHINESE & Cemetery in McArthur, CA. Donations AMERICAN CUISINE Memorial Hall may be made in his honor to the Orders to Take Out American Cancer Society. 592 Market St. Redding 241-9747 THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • MARCH 13, 2002 • PAGE 3 Health fair set for April Mark your calendars! 2002 Intermountain Health Fair is on April 13 at the George Ingram Hall, Fairgrounds, in McArthur from 8 a.m. to noon. Strong community sup- port attending the Health Fair continues year after year. Last year we had over 200 people take advantage of the optional Lab Booth. We are also delighted to see more families attending. The Health Fair admission and screenings are free to Pictured are Jim Wilson Ford representative, truck winner Norman Newell, Fall the public. There is a $32 River Big Valley Cattlemens Association president Bill Buckman (in cowboy charge for the optional lab hat), and truck fi nalist Betty Taylor, representing Dicalite. booth. This fee includes a CBC (Complete Blood Count, Thyroid, Coronary Risk Pro- fi le and Chemistry Panel). Cattlemen give away A PSA (marker for possi- ble Prostate Cancer) can be obtained for $15. If you want to take advantage of these pickup at annual dinner optional labs, remember to fast 12 hours before the test. By VALERIE LAKEY the fi rst ticket was sold for of the 450 drawn was the You can take your medica- It was an exciting night the Ford F250 Powerstroke winner. Various prizes and tions and water, but no food at the Inter-Mountain Fair- 4x4, the fairgrounds was also cash awards were given or beverages can be taken. grounds as the Fall River where the last of the 450 tick- throughout the drawing. Children are welcomed. Big Valley Cattlemen’s As- ets were sold. Several locals were in the (Labs offered to children over sociation concluded their Tickets were sold out go- last 10 tickets. When it came the age of 10). fund-raiser, which began at ing into the evening. Tickets down to the last two, it was Some of the booths avail- the same place. were drawn throughout the Dicalite Minerals and Nor- able will be: Blood Glucose The Inter-Mountain Fair night. The drawing was in man Newell. Dicalite was checks, Height, Weight, in September was where reverse order; the last ticket represented by Betty Taylor. Blood Pressure, Hearing and Newell, an accountant with Vision, Oral Cancer, Depres- many local clients, was also sion and Stroke Screening, present. When the last ticket HIV Screening, and Kid Care Nubieber youth to was drawn, Newell was the ID and more. proud owner of a 2002 Ford! The Health Fair is brought The cattlemen were very to the Intermountain area by be tried as adult pleased with fund-raiser and organizations who sponsor A 17-year-old Nubieber The incident stemmed wish to thank everyone for the event either through mon- resident was arraigned as from an obscene telephone their support. Funds raised etary donations (which pays an adult Friday in connec- call allegedly made by one will be used for beef promo- the rental of the hall, stamps tion with the kidnapping and of the victim’s to Peinado’s tion, agriculture education and envelopes to mail folks stabbing of two Burney men sister. locally and in other areas, their lab results, and other Dec. 29. Mayes sustained a punc- support of agriculture legisla- supplies necessary to put on Vincente Silverado Cas- tured lung and Van Lone had tion and scholarships the fair) or people that are on tellanos is charged with multiple stab wounds. The dinner was a huge the planning committee. attempted murder of both success, attended by over If you or your organization Mathew Van Lone, 23, and Turkey expo 320 people. President Bill would like to be a sponsor the Charley Mayes, 21. Buckman hosted the eve- Health Fair this year, or be On Jan. 16, Santos Peina- The fi fth annual California ning. Buckman encourages on the planning committee do, Jr., 37, and Javier Harare, Wild Turkey Expo will be anyone interested in learning please call Linda Brotherton 19, pled guilty to kidnapping, March 16 from noon to 4 p.m. more about the cattlemen’s at 336-5511, ext. 1203. infl icting great bodily in- at the Elk Grove Elks Lodge association to contact him. Make a day of it! Take jury and the use of a deadly outside Sacramento. advantage of the optional weapon in the incident. A fundraiser dinner follows labs, have a little snack to Peinado was sentenced to at 5 p.m. for $50 per ticket. “tie you over” (provided by 19 years in state prison and To reserve a ticket, call Joe Mayers Hospital Auxiliary) Harare was sentenced to 12 Deaser at 916-481-3487. There are 441 new tax and visit the other screen- years. Neither defendant will For information about the ing booths and educational be eligible for parole until seminar, call Susan Herrge- THISTHIS YYEAREAR law changes. No one displays. they have served 85 percent sell at the Department of Fish of their sentence. and Game, 916-653-7448. THERETHERE AREARE 441441 understands these Crash kills changes better. local man NEWNEW TTAXAX WE KNOW. WE'VE READ 'EM. The California Highway Patrol is still investigating a solo traffi c accident where a LAWLAW CCHANGESHANGES To learn more, call 1-800-HRBLOCK 78-year-old Shasta County resident died either late March 5 or early March 6. or visit hrblock.com John E. Hanson was driv- 37068 Main Street ing a pickup when, for un- H & R BLOCK known reasons, the vehicle Burney, CA 96013 left Fenders Ferry Road in Round Mountain and rolled 335-4620 just plain smart" 150 feet over an embank- ment. A motorist passing the scene about eight miles north of Highway 299 spotted the truck about mid morning. New hiring practices -From Page 1 correctional training, they, too, can go to work. Wrigley said there are cur- rently 40 deputies working in Fall River Mills Community the county jail “who are wait- ing for their number to come OPEN MEETING, Thurs, March 14 5:30 p.m. up” so they can go out and FIRST MEETING, Thurs, March 21 5:30 p.m. work on the streets. Once deputies cur- Somethin Special rently working in the jail are in Hair Design replaced, the department will Main Street begin new hires. More deputies will also mean 24-hour coverage, which does not exist in every community. The Burney substation encompasses a 1,600- square mile area that, at present, is usually covered by just two deputies. “It’s 50 miles from one end of the beat to the other,” Wrig- ley said. Currently the substation has nine patrol deputies, a school resource offi cer, two sergeants, one detective, three civilians in the offi ce, and an offi cer who is about to complete fi eld training. PAGE 4 • MARCH 13, 2002 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Crockpot Extravaganza at noon, 7 p.m.

So much to do, so little you back to work on time. to enjoy the luxury of arriving time. The workshop will be home at the end of a busy PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Having a leisurely family repeated at 7 p.m. day to a nutritious dinner,” dinner often proves impos- Participants will learn how said event organizer Kathy sible. they can prepare meals in Klein of the Intermountain Members of the com- just minutes and may win one Community Center. munity recently gathered to of the fi fteen crockpots being The Crockpot Extrava- discuss health issues includ- given away. ganza is an activity of the ing how busy families could Everyone will receive a Partnership for the Public’s access nutritious meals. collection of crockpot recipes, Health Initiative. The group agreed that sample food and learn how to For additional information, time constraints were the big- convert conventional recipes or to register contact Kathy gest challenge to families. for use in crockpots. Klein or Cindy Dodds at the Out of that discussion “It is our hope that every Intermountain Community and rooted in the wisdom participant will be prepared Center 335-4600. of Burney resident, Denise Rice, an event has been planned for March 20. The Crockpot Extrava- ganza is a free workshop held at the Intermountain Community Center in Burney Simple, Dignified and will last no more than an hour. Services The noon, lunch hour workshop promises to get McDonald's Chapel is Shasta County's only total care funeral home Donations of Cremation * Florist * Widowhood Outreach rummage sale Financial Assistance * Full Pre-Planning Services items wanted The ‘Firefl ies’ annual Your individual needs are always important spring rummage sale will be held May 3 and 4. They are accepting and McDonald's Chapels will pick up donations of sell- Sensitive People for Sensitive Times able items. 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Softball Schedule 2002 Raider Melissa Spencer Date Opponent Place Time was the winning pitcher March 15-16, Liberty Christian Redding T.B.A. in the fi rst game, throwing March 22, Trinity Weaverville 1 p.m. two walks and three hits to March 28, Weed Burney 1 p.m. Bring the score to 13-2. April 9, Modoc Burney 2 p.m. Top hitters for the Raiders April 19, Mt. Shasta Mt Shasta 2 p.m. Law enforcement leads series 4-2 were Kala Fulk who hit 4-4 April 26, Etna Burney 2 p.m. while Melissa Spencer and Members of area law enforcement and school district employees competed Blair Gumbman hit 2-3. May 3, Fall River McArthur 2 p.m. Saturday before about 200 persons at the sixth DARE basketball game won by In the second game of May14, NSCIF Playoffs T.B.A. T.B.A. law enforcement. The event held at Burney High School raised about $300 for the match Spencer threw the drug prevention program. Above, deputy Jason Gassaway snags rebound. two hits and one walk in the Burney High School Track Others, from left, are Becky Wallace, Kelly Freeland-Sloat, Leah Turner (in 12-0 win. background), and Will Snyder. Brandie Robb and Spen- Schedule 2002 cer batted 2-2 while team- Date Meet Place Time mates Sarah Torgrimson hit Students to create energy calendar 1-1, Tara White hit 1-2 and March 15, North State Relays C.S.U, Chico T.B.A. Blair Gumbman hit 1-3. March 23, Eagle Relays West Valley Anderson T.B.A. Senator Maurice Johan- $200 U.S. Savings bond and new development.” Last Saturday the Raid- April 13, Hornet Invt. Enterprise Redding T.B.A. nessen (R-Redding) has their own copy of the Energy It is possible that the next ers traveled to Hamilton April 17, Mt. Shasta Invt. College of Siskiyous 1:30 p.m. announced an area schools 2003 Calendar. new method of producing City and played a double art competition to create next Teachers of the winning power or conserving energy April 20, John Frank Invt. Shasta College T.B.A. year’s state energy calendar. header with Hamilton and students will also receive a could be developed through April 26, Burney Spring Classic Burney T.B.A. The California Energy cash award to purchase edu- Chester. the imagination of these Commission is seeking stu- cational materials for their young artists. The Raiders fi rst defeated May 3, Westwood invt. Westwood T.B.A. May 10, S.C.L. league meet. C.O.S. T.B.A. dents throughout the state classrooms. For further contest infor- Chester 6-0 with Spencer to participate in an art com- Senator Johannessen mation and entry forms, pitching the win with no May 11, Burney Lions Meet Burney T.B.A. petition to fashion their 2003 commented, “I encourage all go to www.energy.ca.gov/ walks and only two hits. Energy calendar. students to participate in this education. Entries must be Kala Fulk hit 2-3 while Burney High School Golf Students from grades great project. Imagination received by April 12. Katie Ellis batted 1-2. three through eight are being and creativity are key to any Against Hamilton City the Schedule 2002 asked to submit their artistic drawings related to energy. Raiders took home the win Date Host Course 12-0, while Spencer pitched Judges will be looking March 14, Etna High Lake Shastina at creative and imaginative another two hitter with no March 21, Bishop Quinn Palo Cedro ways students represent INTERMOUNTAIN walks. March 28, Trinity Trinity Alps a variety of energy related Fulk batted 3-5 with two topics such as wind, solar, doubles while Rocksann April 11, Mt. Shasta Mt. Shasta Resort hydro, energy saving tips, or Barba hit 3-3 with one April 18, Modoc Arrowhead fuel-effi cient vehicles. double. CHURCH April 25, McCloud McCloud Twelve winning artists will Spencer batted 2-4 and have their illustrations printed May 2, Burney/Fall River Fall River Robb also hit 1-2. in next year’s calendar. Currently the lady Raid- They will also receive a ers hold a 4-0 record. DIRECTORY Grace Community Bible Church Pastor Henry Winkelman FIRST BAPTIST Tamarack Ave. Burney 335-2367 Independent Fundamental CHURCH Hungry for more sales? Bible Church 20428 Poplar St. Burney 9:45 am Sunday School, all ages Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 11 am Worship Service Worship 11 a.m. 6 pm Evening Service 335-4293 Wednesday: 7 pm www.Burney1stBaptist.org Bible Study and Prayer

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from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. The First Lady of the World Eleanor Roosevelt The Mini Page celebrates Women’s Her early life Eleanor and Franklin History Month with a story about a very Eleanor met and fell in love with a unusual woman, Eleanor Roosevelt. distant cousin, Franklin D. Roosevelt. They were married when she was 21 years old. Her uncle, Theodore Roosevelt, who was president at the time, gave the bride away. Franklin’s mother, Sarah, at first did not approve photo courtesy The White House Historical Society photo courtesy The White House Historical Society Eleanor Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt of the marriage and often tried to run (1884-1962) (1882-1945) the couple’s life. Franklin became Eleanor Roosevelt was the wife of Elliott Roosevelt with his three children, interested in politics. Eleanor Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd sons Hall and Elliott, and the oldest, supported his interest. Eleanor. Her brother Elliott died soon after president of the United States. this photo was taken. She often looked President Harry Truman called her after Hall. “the first lady of the world.” She set an example for first ladies Eleanor Roosevelt was born in New who followed. No other first lady had York City in 1884. Her family was been so interested and outspoken on well-to-do. Her mother died when she so many causes. She became one of was 8. Her father, who was an alcoholic, the most famous women in the world. died when she was 10. She was brought from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. up by a strict grandmother. Eleanor A short story had a very unhappy childhood. from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. This short story will tell you a little This family portrait shows the family after TM the Roosevelts had been married for 14 Rookie Cookie’s Recipe something about Mrs. Roosevelt’s This photo was years. Pictured are Franklin and Eleanor concern for other people. It happened taken when Eleanor and their children, Anna, Franklin Jr., Easy Chicken Casserole when she was 74 years old. was 15. She was Elliott, John and James. You’ll need: One afternoon she was to visit a school about 6 feet tall, with This photo was very blue eyes and a taken in 1922 at • 3 cups chicken, cooked and shredded in Harlem, a section of New York City. warm smile. While on the way to her car, she had Hyde Park, the • 1 can cream of mushroom soup Roosevelt estate in • 1 can cream of celery soup an accident and broke her leg. But • 1 cup water Eleanor went away to school in New York state, after before she would let the doctors set her Franklin was • 1/2 cup mushrooms, sliced leg, she insisted on going on to the school. England when she was 15 years old. She recovering from the • 1 cup rice, cooked When she arrived and had a great teacher who believed in her polio that left him an • 1/2 cup almonds, chopped saw a student with a and helped her gain self-confidence. invalid, unable to walk. Eleanor worked hard to make certain What to do: bouquet of flowers for her, To find out about Mrs. Roosevelt, The Mini the public would not forget him. 1. Combine all ingredients except almonds in a large bowl. she pointed out to her Page talked with an expert, Dr. Allida Black, Mix well. driver how important it director and editor of the Eleanor Roosevelt For more information, visit the Eleanor 2. Pour into a greased casserole. Papers. Mrs. Roosevelt left behind 27 books, Roosevelt Papers’ Web site at: was for her to come. The 483 articles and 8,000 newspaper columns. www.gwu.edu/~erpapers 3. Sprinkle almond pieces evenly on top. children were expecting her. She did She gave about 75 speeches a year and photos courtesy the Franklin D. Roosevelt 4. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven for 30 minutes. not want to disappoint them. wrote as many as 150 letters a day. Library and Museum Serves 6.

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photo by Danny Clinch Arnold (vocals), Chris • Stories about the many roles Richard, Todd, Brad, Chris and Matt Henderson (guitar) and of the president, the electoral 86 Matt Roberts (guitar). They all grew up in Escatawpa, Miss. vote process, political terms, George W Mimi: What clothing does a . Bush Todd, Matt and Brad formed the group when they were in and a visit to the White House! house wear? high school. Chris, who had played in a band with Todd, To order, send $4.95 plus $1.50 postage and handling for each copy. Send only checks or money Chris: An address! joined a few years later. Richard, who had played in local orders payable to: Andrews McMeel Publishing, P.O. Box 419242, Kansas City, MO 64141. Please send ______copies of The Mini Page Book of Presidents (Item #7807-0) at $6.45 bands, was the last to join. They named the band after an old each, including postage and handling. (Bulk discount information available upon request.) sign on a building that said “Doors Down.” They added “3” to Tom: What kind of dress lasts the longest? the name because at the time there were three members in Name: ______Gordon: A house dress, because it is never Address: ______the band. City: ______State: ______Zip: ______worn out! The members all like to jet-ski.

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 Supersport: Annika Sorenstam The Amazing Eleanor Roosevelt Height: 5-6 Birthdate: 10-9-70 The White House Years World War II Weight: 134 Birthplace: Stockholm, Sweden Annika Sorenstam is one of the stars of women’s After her husband was struck by polio, pro golf. he was elected governor of New York and later president of the United States. She began playing the sport when she was 12. She Eleanor overcame her shyness and made turned pro in 1992. Her sister, Lotta, is also a pro golfer. speeches on his behalf. Last year she won eight tournaments and finished second in six others. She set or tied 30 records. For her outstanding year, she was named the Player of the Year. It was the fourth time in her career she has won that honor. She is also the first female player to win more than $2 million in one season. In 1995, she was named Sweden’s Athlete of the Year. Annika lives in Incline Village, Nev., with her husband. Her Mrs. Roosevelt visited American women fliers Mrs. Roosevelt traveled to combat zones and interests include sports, music and cooking. who were taking part in the war effort. While visited the troops. In one two-day visit, she they did not fly in combat missions, they did fly walked 50 miles of hospital corridors. She fighter planes to England for use by our pilots spoke to soldiers, asking their names and from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. TM Soon after Franklin became president in 1933, stationed there. Equal rights for women was where they were from and whom they wanted Basset Brown Eleanor TRY ’N Eleanor traveled to Puerto Rico to find out one of her causes. her to contact when she got back home. The News about living conditions there. She did not just Hound’s Roosevelt FIND visit the leaders of the country. She visited and Equal Rights Words and names that remind us of Eleanor Roosevelt are talked with the people. She wanted to find out firsthand how the people lived. She was hidden in the block below. Some words are hidden backward especially interested in people having good or diagonally. See if you can find: ROOSEVELT, ELEANOR, homes in which to live. WIFE, TRAVELER, FRANKLIN, WORLD, WAR, EQUAL, RIGHTS, HUMAN, BOOKS, SPEECHES, LETTERS, ARTICLES, PRESIDENT, MOTHER, FAMILY, UNITED. Franklin Roosevelt served as MRS. RONAELELAUQEPBT president for 12 years, longer than ROOSEVELT any other president (1933-1945). WAS A GREAT ALCSPEECHESWRFR While he was in the White House, the WOMAN! RREGSREHTOMIERA United States went through the Great TIITTFAMILYFSAV Depression, a time in our history when IWJGTPNAMUHEINE many thousands of people were out of CKAVHEDETINUDKL work. We also fought World War II, the greatest war effort in our history. LLZRWTRWORLDELE The president was crippled by polio and Eleanor Roosevelt worked for equal rights for After her husband’s death, Mrs. Roosevelt still EBOOKSSSQXZBNIR did not travel very much. Mrs. Roosevelt all citizens. She is pictured above with the had a great deal of influence. She was became his eyes and ears, and traveled great opera singer Marian Anderson. When a appointed one of the delegates to the United SRROOSEVELTYTNB club Mrs. Roosevelt belonged to refused to let Nations. She served as the chairman of a near and far to report to him what she saw. Anderson sing in its auditorium because she committee that wrote the International from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2002 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc. She shocked many people by traveling was black, Mrs. Roosevelt resigned from the Declaration of Human Rights, setting out the TM so much. She went everywhere, from club. She also helped to arrange Marian rights of all people. It was adopted in 1948. fancy receptions to city slums, from Anderson’s concert at the Lincoln Memorial. Mini Spy . . . political meetings to war zones. Mrs. Roosevelt Mini Spy and her friends are visiting Eleanor Roosevelt’s home, Mrs. Roosevelt was the first first lady continued to travel in her later years. Val-Kill. See if you can find: • letter B • fish • two books • cat to hold a press conference. This photo was • umbrella She was a journalist, and for many years taken in 1960 as she • ladder wrote a newspaper column called “My Day.” walked to a plane. This was two years • ruler She appeared on TV, had a regular before she died in • sailboat radio show and made many speeches. 1962. • horse’s head She was a very active member of the • muffin Democratic Party. Look through • ear of corn Mrs. Roosevelt was one of the most your newspaper • letter W admired women in the world. But there for women who • letter A were also many people who did not like are making the • man in the her and thought that she should stay at news. moon home and not have such strong opinions Next week’s Mini • number 3 on so many subjects. Eleanor Roosevelt visited India in 1952. She Page salutes the • heart At times her life was in danger. But was always interested in the ways women police officers • saucepan she kept on traveling and speaking out. around the world made their living. Here she is who help keep us • letter L finding out how they wove cloth. safe. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • MARCH 13, 2002 • PAGE 7 New staff at Mayers clinics

BY MEG FOX Two new counselors, Debbie Barnes and Al Huitric, have joined the staff at Mayers Cross- roads Counseling Clinics in Burney and Fall River Mills. Al Huitric is a licensed individ- ual and marriage family therapist who began practicing at Cross- roads in November 2000. Debbie Barnes began coun- seling at the clinic in December and has been a certifi ed alcohol and drug counselor for 10 years. Program Director Diane Tet- reault (interviewed for the Feb. 13 issue of the Intermountain News) is also a marriage and DEBBIE BARNES family therapist at the clinic. Huitric sees patients and couples for individual counseling here on a part time basis and in his private practice in Redding. While he works with a variety of concerns, Huitric said many people come to see him for rela- tionship stresses, depression and anxiety. “My focus is on helping people fi nd ways to have more satisfying relationships, to reduce stress and improve communication, to help them recognize their strengths and to use that untapped strength more often. “I try to assist people in making the best use of the DIANE TETREAULT therapy process to prioritize their needs and fi nd ways to identify Fifth grade Fall River Elementary School students Juliana Corr, at left, and Shelby Sisk, right, with their and practice long range changes teacher Kim Brown, were winners in the American History Essay Contest, sponsored by the Daughters of in their life.” the American Revolution (DAR), Major Pierson B. Reading chapter in Redding. Shelby won the fi rst place Huitric moved to the Inter- mountain area because he prize and Juliana won second place. likes the lifestyle of living in the country. “I identify with a lot of the values the people of the east county have,” he said. He also understands when Four students honored by DAR there is resistance to counseling and therapy. Four students from the Fall eighth graders. Jack Arnold was the Good tory Essay contest. “There is a tendency through- River Joint Unifi ed School The Good Citizen Award Citizen Award winner for Fall Shelby Marie Sisk won the out this county for people to District were honored during recipient is also announced River High School and Krys- fi rst place prize and Juliana handle things on their own,” he an awards ceremony and and this year’s winner was tal Magnuson, of Burney, was Corr won second place. Both said. “And there is not a lot of luncheon in Redding hosted Burney High School senior the winner at Liberty Christian are in Kim Brown’s class. awareness or predisposition by the Daughters of the Melissa Spencer. to use mental health services. High School in Redding. Their essay topic was, “As Some fi nd it embarrassing.” AL HUITRIC American Revolution (DAR), Melissa, who was nomi- Once nominated by their Editor of the Philadelphia Huitric is a graduate of St. Major Pierson B. Reading nated by her teachers for schools, students were Gazette, Interview at Least Mary’s College in Moraga and referring to Prop. 36. chapter. the award, has also gone on asked to write an essay on Two Signers of the Declara- earned his masters degree The recovering addict also The annual event recog- to win at the DAR’s District “Our American Heritage and tion of Independence and in counseling psychology at has a responsibility to the com- nizes the winners in a north level. Our Responsibility for Pre- Write An Article for the July 5, California State University, Hay- munity. state American History Essay She is now entered in the serving It.” 1776 Edition.” ward. “The addict has been given Contest for fi fth through DAR state competition. Selection of the annual To qualify, the student’s He initially worked in high an opportunity and as the Good Citizen is based on a recipient of that privilege has the essays had to include why school educational counseling, student’s character, depend- but in 1984 moved from the Bay responsibility to fulfi ll the sanc- the two signers were willing Area to Burbank to do inpatient tions imposed. ability, service, leadership to risk so much and what they social work in a new chemical “It’s a win-win situation when OBITUARIES and patriotism, according to thought would happen when both the community and the Good Citizen Award Chair- the Declaration reached the dependency program. Burney will be held at a later He came to Shasta County addict work together to see that Floyd Summers person Lavena Thompson of King of England, according date. in 1988 as the clinical supervi- Prop. 36 is successful.” the Redding chapter. to Essay Chairperson Paula Civil Engineer, 60 She will be buried at sor for the New Beginnings Barnes earned her substance Melissa received a pin and Tassen. Services for Floyd Robert Burney District Cemetery. Program. abuse certifi cation from Califor- $25 from the Major Pierson First place winners from nia State University, Hayward, Summers of Rancho Murieta She died at Mayers Memo- That same year he became B Reading chapter, and $50 each grade receive $50. licensed to practice marriage and is a recent graduate of will be held at 1 p.m. March rial Hospital Burney Annex, from the District. Tassen said two of the and family therapy and entered Shasta College. 14 at the United Methodist March 10, 2002. Fall River Elementary three essay judges were his- into a part time private practice For the past two years she Church in Fall River Mills. She was born in Polk, NB, as well. has been in juvenile probation in Pastor Jeff Bidwell will School had the two fi fth grade tory teachers. and moved to Shasta County winners in the American His- Since then he has continued Redding in the Juvenile Account- offi ciate. in 1877 from Eureka. ability Boards program. to work in private practice and Visitation is today from 5 She was a self employed in both supervisory and clinical “It’s an innovative program p.m. to 8 p.m. at McDonald’s roles for chemical dependency based on the restorative justice beautician, and was affi li- Chapel in Burney. ated with St. Francis of Assisi Tax collection reminder and psychiatric care programs concept,” she explained. “It He will be buried at Fall at the former Redding Specialty gives juveniles a heightened Catholic Church. The Lassen County Tax percent penalty and a $10 and Guardian Hospitals. awareness of their actions and River Mills Cemetery with a She is survived by sister Collector, Richard Egan cost will be added. At Crossroads, he provides their impact.” graveside service at 11 a.m. Lucille Von Tersch of Burney wants to remind you that The tax collector’s offi ce mental health services for any Barnes is also an actress on Thursday, March 14. and two nephews. the second installment of the hours will be extended from interested employees of Mayers who performs with the Riverfront He died March 8, 2002 in Burney McDonald’s 2001-2002 secured property March 25 until April 10, from Memorial Hospital, as well as the Theater in Redding and is the Davis, Ca. Chapel handled the arrange- tax bill will be delinquent if 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you have winner, with Virginia Dunner, of general community. He was born Sept. 19, ments. not received or postmarked not received a tax bill please “As much as possible, I try an Actress of the Year award for 1941 in Fall River Mills and by April 10, after that a ten call the offi ce at 251-8221. to normalize what is going on her role as Lucille in The Cem- moved to Rancho Muieta in (for people). That they are not etery Club. 1993 from Golden, CO. alone and that there are defi nite She also established a pro- He was a civil engineer for patterns, typically due to unmet gram for women in recovery, needs. And by satisfying those L’Armoire de Dieu (“The Closet the US Department of Inte- needs, people begin to feel of God”), which provided coun- rior, Bureau of Reclamation LETTERS TO THE EDITOR better,” he said. seling, clothing and socializa- for 35 years. He also teaches relaxation tion. He is survived by spouse Regarding Troop 46, Burney, CA. they were Scouts. If you techniques “to help people fi nd As someone who was 100 Marilyn of Rancho Murieta; To his credit, eight boys saw boys helping someone pounds over a healthy weight ways to slow down and address son Craig of Firestone, CO; Heroes achieved the rank of Eagle in need, they were Scouts. their problems without an over- for many years – she’s lost 147 daugher Nicole Sparling of Scout and many others were pounds – Barnes ran an aero- Editor: Scout-Master George’s whelming sense of pressure.” Mount Sinai, NY; sister Lynda close behind. Merit badges bics program in Anderson called The word “hero” has number one rule was improv- Kimball of Sweet Home, OR; were plentiful, all shaping and ing the community and envi- Barnes said she sees a criti- Fat, Fit and Fabulous. parents Floyd and Maxine of lately been awarded to many cal need in this area for the ser- “The exercises addressed molding young Intermountain ronment. Yes, those boys Redding. deserving individuals. These vices that Crossroads provides issues of obese women such people come from all walks boys into responsible men. were George’s Scouts. and believes it’s the responsibil- as the stress weight puts on He was affi liated with the I can safely say that, out- I could go on and on with National Society of Profes- of life, backgrounds and ity of individual communities to the knee, hip, ankle and foot,” capabilities. side the immediate family, treasured memories about she said. sional Engineers, President address their problems. Their common ground Scout-Master George was Scout-Master George. I’m Because the Intermountain As a Christian, Barnes of California Society of Pro- the strongest infl uence in my sure by now, you have a clear area is isolated, she said, “it can believes that in her service to fessional Engineers; First derives from being what the dictionary describes gener- young life. Scouting under picture of the hero he was to contain its problems,” but “the God, she was directed to the president of CSPE Education his leadership not only taught Intermountain area. ally as a person admired for so many. community should also provide Foundation. me the basic fundamentals, it the corrective measures. She has two sons, Caleb his achievements and quali- In closing, I would like to Memorial contributions gave me specialized skills. thank the Faggella family for “It gives a community the Land, 26, an actor living in Los may be made to: Sacramento ties. sense of empowerment to do Angeles (“remember that name,” In my chosen career, I sharing George Sr. with the River Discovery Center, P.O. I was deeply saddened that,” Barnes said. she said) and Arron Land, 28. to hear of the recent loss of have been commended for entire community. Thank you “Whenever someone sees She is also about to be married. Box 1298, Red Bluff, CA qualities such as leadership, for his monthly camp-outs, 96080. my former Boy Scout-Master; a problem, I believe it is our Crossroads counseling George Faggella, Sr. This organizational skills, and our Thursday night meet- groups are offered Monday McDonald’s Chapel in responsibility to address it.” man clearly fi ts the defi nition being a team player. All are ings, and his many personal Barnes said she brings her through Friday. Redding is mortuary in essential for a safe, effi cient hours devoted to Scouting; own experiences to her work of Most, but not all, clients are charge. of a hero. I would like to take you work environment that is free all priceless. helping others. court-referred. of hostility. My job is per- “If you have a need – if drink- back in time to Burney, Cali- To Scout-Master George “It takes having walked formed the way I was taught through the fi re to recognize the ing or drugs are a problem, come Maxine Chittenden fornia during the mid-60’s: Faggella, Sr., wherever you heat,” she said. in and participate,” Barnes said. On any given Saturday, in Troop 46. I tell all subordi- are, right now, from me to Beautician, 82 nates to “Be Prepared.” you: On my honor, I will do Where others may regard “This is a program with a lot of A private service for early in the morning you someone’s addiction as “a weak- compassion and understanding. If Scout-Master George my best to do my duty to God Maxine Wanda Chittenden of would see a green Land ness and an unwillingness to “There are many reasons Rover leading a convoy of didn’t infl uence your career, and my country. apply willpower,” Barnes said, people can become dependant vehicles fi lled with excited he certainly infl uenced your We will miss you, George, on alcohol and drugs. Our pro- “addiction is a disease. wide-eyed Boy Scouts on hobbies. Burney “old-timers” but you’ll never be forgotten! “It’s an involuntary and life- gram imparts knowledge – and might remember a little -Edward Louis Schroeder threatening condition and it has with that knowledge people If you have an their way to yet another week-end camp-out. tow-haired boy pulling a red Correctional Sergeant three elements that defi ne it: become empowered to make animal you would wagon around town, selling choices. I would like to emphasize California Department of addiction has observable symp- like to give away honey. That was me and the toms, it’s progressive and it’s “When people make healthy the magnitude of the achieve- Corrections treatable. choices they have a reverence for free, publish it ments made by Scout-Master merit badge was painfully San Quentin State Prison “If people would see that, they for our preciousness, because here for FREE George. No community in earned! San Quentin, CA wouldn’t condemn the addict, life is precious.” in this newspaper. the Mt. Lassen Area council If you saw boys fi shing and Eagle Scout Troop 46 but honor treatment as an alter- For more information or an could boast of the success of swimming in Burney Creek, Burney, Jan. 17, 1966 native to incarceration,” she said appointment, call 335-3800. MARCH 13, 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

______B.B.B. 21 HARDWOOD PUBLIC FLOORS PETS Tear outs, ‘EASTER PUPS’ AKC Repairs, Labs for sale $300- NOTICES Lays, Sand & $350. Yellow and black, Re nish 336-7103 evenings. response on time, you may FREE www.coldwaterlabs.out 10 lose the case, and your doors.com wages, money and property ESTIMATE NOTICES may be taken without further No Travel Charge (024-3) warning from the court. ______1-530-335-4842 LEGAL NOTICE There are other legal requirements. You may or 30 The California Senior want to call an attorney right Legislature Needs YOU! away. If you do not know an 1-530-945-8811 attorney, you may call an Bryan Small MISC. FOR Candidate Packets are now attorney referral service or a available for the Senior Sen- legal aid offi ce (listed in the SALE ator and Senior Assembly phone book). ______Después de que le entreg- Member seats representing Freedom Feather Al- BUFFALO MEAT seniors in Planning and uen esta citación judicial Anon 12-step meeting, usted tiene un plazo do 30 Local Ranch, Tastey, Service Area 2 (PSA 2) in open meets Thursdays the California Senior Leg- DIAS CALOENDARIOS Natural and Good 4 U. islature (CSL). The CSL is para presenter una respu- 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Pit 299-3173 esta escrita a maquina en River Health Clinic on a non-partisan, all volunteer (024-3) body which, through legisla- esta corte. Park Ave, Annex II, call Una carta una llamada ______tive activity, advocates for Bobby @ 335-5445 for the rights and interests of telefónica no le ofrederá Couch and Loveseat, seniors. Successful candi- protección; su respuesta more info. ripple patt., gold, tan, escrita a máquina tiene que dates will fi ll a two year term ______white $200 set. 16c.f. with the CSL beginning in cumplir con las formalidades BURNEY- Veteran’s October 2002. legales afopiadas si usted Amana chest freezer quiere que la corte escuche Hall for rent, for private $100. Colonial style To be eligible for either of su caso. and public events. couch, rust $90. Quenn Si usted no presenta su the two available seats, the Days & nights, reason- sofa bed, blue tones candidate must be 60 years respuesta a tiempo, puede able rates. Full kitchen. perder el caso, y le pueden $85. Wood bedrm of age or older as of May 6, Catering available. 2000, be a registered voter, quitar su salario, su dinero y set, Queen bed, triple and a resident of one of otras cosas de su propiedad PLACE YOUR AD BY 4 P.M. FRIDAY Largest, best equipped dresser, mirror, 2 night the counties within PSA 2 sin aviso adicional por parte hall in Intermountain de la corte. stands $150. 335-3540 (Lassen, Modoc, Shasta, ______area. Receptions, Siskiyou and Trinity coun- Existen otros requistos under the fi ctitious business ducted by Husband and Published March 6, 13, 20, (024-3) legals. Puede que usted FICTITIOUS BUSINESS reunions, banquets, ties). name(s) listed above. Wife. NAME STATEMENT 27, 2002 ______quiera llamar a un abo- (S) James D. Clapper Published February 27, ______meetings, sales events, Furniture - King bed gado immediatamente. Si File No. 2002-0000245 If you wish to have a CSL Notice: This fi ctitious name March 6, 13, 20, 2002 February 27, 2002 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS etc. Call Ginny at 335- $50. Bunk bed $75. candidate packet mailed to no conoce a un abogado, statement expires fi ve years ______NAME STATEMENT 4488 or call the Club at puede llamar a un servicio The following person(s) are Cherry entertainment you, please contact the PSA from the date it was fi led in FICTITIOUS BUSINESS doing business as: File No. 2002-0000097 335-4971 after 4 p.m. 2 Area Agenbcy on Aging de referencia de abogados the offi ce of the county clerk. NAME STATEMENT January 25, 2002 center $200. 2 desks a una ofi cina de ayuda legal INTELLIGENT EYES (tfc) by telephone at 1-800- A new fi ctitious business File No. 2002-0000198 29698 E State Highway 299 The following person(s) are FREE, 335-5151 221-7722, or by mail at P (vea al directorio telefónico). name statement must be February 20, 2002 doing business as: ______The name and address of Round Mountain, CA 96084 (024-3) SA 2 Area Agency on fi led prior to that date. The The following person(s) are Danny Moore SHASTA LAKE Aging, P.O. Box 1400, the court is: Plumas County fi ling of this statement does doing business as: VETERINARY CLINIC ______Superior Court, 520 W. Main 29698 E State Highway 299 Yreka, CA 96097. The fi nal not of itself authorize the BEAR’S DEN Round Mountain, CA 96084 4522 Shasta Dam Blvd SEAMLESS NEW STEEL BUILD- date for candidates is April Street, Quincy, CA 95971 use in this state of a fi ctitious RESTAURANT Shasta Lake, CA 96019 ING 50X104, MUST The name, address and tele- This business is conducted GUTTERS 5, 2002. business name in violation 37453 299E by an Individual. Brian C. Harvick D.V.M. SELL $11,980, 1-800- Published March 13, 20, 27, phone number of Plaintiff’s of the rights of another Burney, CA 96013 This business is conducted ROOFING, attorney, or plaintiff without The Registrant has begun to 292-0111 April 3, 2002 under federal, state or Anthony A. Klein transact business under the by an Individual. REMODELING, ______an attorney is: Jan Klement, common law (See Sections 3698 Betty Bell Place The Registrant has begun to (023-13) Esq., Tel: 530-283-2410, fi ctitious business name(s) 14400 et seq., Business and Corning, CA 96021 listed above on February transact business under the ALL KINDS OF ______Summons Filed Esq., P.O. Box 596, Quincy, Professions Code.) This business is conducted fi ctitious business name(s) REPAIRS CA 95971 27, 2002. 1929 Claw foot high Published March 13, 20, 27, by an Individual. (S) Danny Moore listed above on October 1, WILDERNESS Dated: July 19, 2001 April 3, 2002 The Registrant has NOT yet back chair $275. Notice to Defendant (Aviso a Notice: This fi ctitious name 1978. CONSTRUCTION Acusado): Sheri Wert, Clerk, by Pam ______begun to transact business (S) Brian C. Harvick D.V.M. Ladies Voit golf club set, Marchetti, Deputy statement expires fi ve years FICTITIOUS BUSINESS under the fi ctitious business from the date it was fi led in Notice: This fi ctitious name 335-2237 like new $30. Quasar MARLA J. HOWARD and Published March 6, 13, 20, NAME STATEMENT OF name(s) listed above. statement expires fi ve years 27, 2002 the offi ce of the county clerk. CA LIC#594222 microwave 23w x 17 DOES 1 to 5. ABANDONMENT (S) Anthony A. Klein A new fi ctitious business from the date it was fi led in YOU ARE BEING SUED BY ______File No. 1999-0001295 Notice: This fi ctitious name the offi ce of the county clerk. deep $25, 335-5155 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS name statement must be PLAINTIFF (A ud. Le está Original File Date 12-28- statement expires fi ve years fi led prior to that date. The A new fi ctitious business (023-03) (024-3) demandando): NAME STATEMENT 1999 from the date it was fi led in name statement must be ______File No. 2002-0000214 fi ling of this statement does ______PLUMAS BANK, a Califor- Filed February 25, 2002 the offi ce of the county clerk. not of itself authorize the fi led prior to that date. The Craftsman Snow blower nia Corporation. February 22, 2002 The following persons have A new fi ctitious business fi ling of this statement does CASSEL AA Alcoholics The following person(s) are use in this state of a fi ctitious $150. Molded fl oor You are served as an indi- ABANDONED the use of the name statement must be business name in violation not of itself authorize the Anonymous. Support vidual defendant. doing business as: Fictitious Business Name: fi led prior to that date. The use in this state of a fi ctitious and understanding, mats for ‘91 Explorer DAVID’S MARBLE of the rights of another You have 30 CALENDAR PINEWOOD GALLERY fi ling of this statement does under federal, state or business name in violation someone to talk to. front & rear $30 OBO, DAYS after this summons SERVICE PINEWOOD STUDIO not of itself authorize the of the rights of another 3716 “B” Churn Creek Rd. common law (See Sections Transportation to meet- 335-4902 is served on you to fi le a 21551 Sonoma St. use in this state of a fi ctitious 14400 et seq., Business and under federal, state or typewritten response at this Redding, CA 96002 Burney, CA 96013 business name in violation common law (See Sections ings available. Please (023-27) James D. Clapper Professions Code.) court. Carl Frederick Sperber of the rights of another Published March 6, 13, 20, 14400 et seq., Business and call 335-4052 or 335- ______A letter or phone call will not 3716 “B” Churn Creek Rd. 21551 Sonoma St. under federal, state or Professions Code.) Washer & Dryer, Redding, CA 96002 27, 2002 2611, 335-4142, 335- protect you; your typewritten Burney, CA 96013 common law (See Sections ______Published February 13, 20, stacked unit $200 response must be in proper This business is conducted Elaine Karen Sperber 14400 et seq., Business and 27, MARCH 13, 2002 7064 by an Individual. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS excellent condition. legal form if you want the 21551 Sonoma St. Professions Code.) NAME STATEMENT (02tfc) court to hear your case. The Registrant has NOT yet Burney, CA 96013 Published February 27, ______Livestock trailer, Red begun to transact business File No. 2002-0000234 If you do not fi le your This business was con- March 6, 13, 20, 2002 February 26, 2002 THE COTTAGE CALIFORNIA Bank- 1979 Jackson 4 horse The following person(s) are GALLERY ruptcy Center. Free 2 axle, good brakes & doing business as: new fl oor $1,650, 335- THE LIGHTHOUSE CHRIS- CUSTOM FRAMING consultation, call 530- THIS WEEK’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE TIAN BOOKSTORE 222-1664 4445 ANSWERS ON BACK PAGE 37067 Main St. 335-3250 (02tfc) (023-27) Burney, CA 96013 ______Calvary Chapel Burney Brand new Sims Livin’ Here Today, Gone Tomorrow Falls Inc. ACCOUNTANT Photograph Large Expansion Pack ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 California Full charge This business is conducted Restoration CD-Rom in case and 1. For men only by a Corporation. Bookkeeper Photo repair and box. Used 1X but can’t 5. Statement of 14 15 16 The Registrant has begun to Full or Part time custom prints from return if opened. Orig. belief transact business under the scans and digital 17 18 19 Expert with excel $40-selling at $26. 335- 10. Altar site fi ctitious business name(s) media. Creative 14. Shamu or listed above on November By the job or by 3634 20 21 22 18, 2001 design services also Willy (02tfc) (S) Pat Nugent the hour available 15. Cheated, 23 24 Notice: This fi ctitious name Call 336-6319 Call Wes Hatcher slangily statement expires fi ve years 16. Hands at sea Steve (530) 335-4420 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 from the date it was fi led in 17. Flabbergasted? the offi ce of the county clerk. 19. Muscular A new fi ctitious business 34 35 36 name statement must be fitness fi led prior to that date. The 20. Went back and 37 38 39 fi ling of this statement does forth not of itself authorize the 21. Gives a 40 41 42 use in this state of a fi ctitious dressing-down business name in violation to 43 44 45 of the rights of another under federal, state or 23. __ Moines common law (See Sections 24. Friend, in the 46 47 14400 et seq., Business and 'hood Professions Code.) 25. Heeded the 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 Published March 6, 13, 20, photographer 27, 2002 29. In need of a 56 57 58 ______FICTITIOUS BUSINESS vacation 59 60 61 NAME STATEMENT 34. One of the File No. 2002-0000226 Carpenters February 26, 2002

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Thursday Evening March 14, 2002 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 ABC Whose Line Whose Line Millionaire Primetime Thursday 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 Ghost Detectives Ancient Puzzles Beyond Bizzarre Justice Files Ghost Detectives DISN JJmovie Young Hearts Unlimited The Duke So Weird 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 Attak on USS Liberty Silent Service Cannons The Roman Emperors Attak on USS Liberty ______#455401973, Call fi replace, garage. IDEAL LIFE Unsolved Mysteries The Moving of Sophia Myles Gldn Girls Gldn Girls Dsgn Women Dsgn Women Used Appliances for Janice at 335-3406 Desirable location. MINI STORAGE NICK SpongeBob Wild Thorn Brady Bnch Brady Bnch Cheers Cheers Fam Ties Fam Ties Threes Co Threes Co (02tfc) Spacious fenced yard. J.P. 10x20, 10x10, sale. Parts & Service. TBS The Goonies The Mask Burly TV Chips ______April Occupancy. Ref- 10x5, Boat /RV storage. Crites Appliances, 294- TLC Killer Bees Worlds Worst Drivers Abominable Snowman Killer Bees Worlds Worst Drivers 5622 erences, deposit, $575 335-3050 TNT Law & Order True Crime True Crime (02tfc) IT S TIME! mo., 335-4490 (02tfc) ______to register your child (023-20) ______USA Nash Bridges Billy Madison Liv Single Martin Smush J Larroque Snowboard pants 3 for Preschool ______KEEP-IT sizes, XS $50. Sm. $65 & After School Studio house in Shasta Mini Storage in brand new. Lg. $25. Program Lake. Yard, furnished McArthur, 10x10, Friday Evening March 15, 2002 Also snowboard jackets (Burney & Fall River) or unfurnished, credit 10x12, and 10x20 336- 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 size Sm. $40. Call 530- Intermountain report required, call 5679 or 336-6133 ABC Funniest Videos All New Bloopers 20/20 Local Nightline Polit Incr Local 524-9204 or 335-4420 275-2782 for details. 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Hat Creek area: erty for sale, 365-1491 LIFE Unsolved Mysteries Reasons of The Heart Once and Again Mad About Mad About JOBS WANTED (02tfc) 80 2 bdrm., 2 bath, wood NICK SpongeBob Fairly Odd InvaderZim KABLAM! Cheers Cheers Fam Ties Fam Ties Threes Co Threes Co ______Spring time is upon AUTO FOR stove, $600 mo. + $150 TBS Philadelhia Dracula The Exorcist us and so is Spring ustilities. TLC Supermax Prisons Special Forces Vietnam Supermax Prisons Special Forces Small Studio Cabin, 138 Cleaning. My cleaning SALE TNT Contact Close Encounters of The Third Kind services are available. $450 mo. CAL•SCAN USA Nash Bridges Bullet Proof Holy Man Please call 294-5102 Small 2 bdrm., $600 Want a Good Home mo. Ai Pfil H t C t t S i (024-3) STATEWIDE ______for Subaru GL Wagon Utilities Included COMPUTER HELP 4x4, 1984. New engine, Call Bryant Enterprises ADS Saturday Evening March 16, 2002 - 21 years experience, new clutch, new bat- @ 241-7767 AUCTIONS 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 336-7013 tery. Burns no oil, great (023-20) TULELAKE FARM AUC- ABC The Man With The Golden Gun Local Local Local Local condition, runs great, CBS NCAA Basketball Championship The District Local Local Local Local (023-13) ______TION, 1p.m. Wednesday, ______$2,000 OBO, 530-370- Burney Cabin, 1 bdrm., March 20. Farm power, NBC E.T. 20th Annv Spec The Matthew Shepard Story Local SNL implements & irrigation. House Painter - 30 0121 Burney includes water & gar- FOX Cops Cops Americas Most Wanted Local Local Mad TV Local Local (023-13) Hwy 139 to Tschirky. 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McArthur Realty INTER MOUN TAIN 336-5563 "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" Marge Hoodenpyle Broker Associate 335-4396 2 bdrm, 2 ba, 1440 sq. ft. Mobile, shop, view...... $53,000 Rick Ranslow Broker Owner 335-4662 FAX (530) 335-2660 ______Income Property, Duplex FRM...... $79,500 Davis Henrichsen Sales Associate 335-3640 An Independently Owned and Operated Member NEW LISTINGS U.S. Postal leased bldg, Lookout...... $26,000 Cindy Martin Sales Associate 335-3700 of Coldwell Banker Residential Affi liates, Inc. Nice Building Lot in FRM...... $12,500"SOLD" 3218...80 ACRES GOMEZ ROAD, Glenburn area. Property has many trees & wildlife on roll- Bargain. Pittville Bluff Lot, Views...... $49,500 HTTP://WWW.COLDWELLBANKER.COM ing terrain. Property is really nice & future splits are O.K. with Shasta County. $99,500 1.27 Ac View of River, Close to golf course...... $45,000 www.burneyca.com "Owner anxious," Pittville 10 Ac trees, view...... $15,000 E-MAIL:[email protected] 80 Ac Ranch, home, barns, irrig. equip...... $150,000 160 Ac farmground, Resevoirs, Ag Wells...... $185,000 3219...CHARMING BURNEY HOME. Many HOMES FOR SALE upgrades!! New range, counter, fl oor coverings; 1540 Ac Cattle Ranch w/gov't permits...... $1,340,000 #2496...20481 Epigordon Dr. Charming older home, 3bd, 1 ba, remodeled ...... $59,500 423 Ac Now Leased for grazing...... $169,600 ceramic tile fl oor & counter, & unique basin, & #2498...37386 Cypress St. Comfortable 3bd, 2ba home. Sm. apartment off garage ...... $105,000 master bath. Open & spacious living area with Pittville Bluff 2 ac...... $53,900 #2497...37438 Toronto St. Attractive older 2 bdrm, 1 bath home on corner lot ...... $52,000 237 ac., Pit River water, barn, shop, irrig. equip...... $190,000 #2416...20134 Hudson St.Quality blt custom 2332 sq ft 3 bd 2 ba,1000 sq ft gar.1.33 ac ...... $325,000 fi replace & new insert. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Lots of 319 ac., Springs, summer pasture...... $128,000 #2493...20376 Hudson St. Quality throughout this 3bd 3.5ba, 1720 sq ft hm Offered @...... $106,500 windows. Double lot! Great location. $109,500 475 ac., 1/2 mi Pit River front, barn, most all fillable, 120 ac under #2490...20090 Bartel St. Only 4 years old. Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath. Offered @...... SOLD .$185,000 production...... $360,000 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 #2477...Oak St. in McArthur. Remodeled 3 bd 1 1/2 ba home. Large patio, dbl gar...... $89,500 www.mcarthur-realty.com #2446...21720 2nd St., JP, 2-story, 3 bd., 2 ba home on large lot ...... $67,500 3220...OLDER REBUILT BURNEY HOME. 4 Broker: LELA WIMER Associate: DAVE BRADSHAW #2475... Las Colinas, Sp 9, Well maintained 2 bd mbl.Patio & backs to woods Reduced...... $7,500 bedroom, 2 bath 1 1/2 story with 1370 sq. ft. P.O. Box 147, McArthur, CA 96056 #2473...37103 Siskiyou St. Immaculate 2 bedroom, 1 bath, home in greatSALE location...... PENDING $59,000 New electric & plumbing, fenced yard with fruit e-mail: [email protected] #2474...20647 Roff Way. Cute Retirement home 2 bdms, 1 ba. Very peaceful setting...... $71,500 trees. Located in nice area of town. Asking Only #2459...20297 Arrowood St. 3 bedroom 2 bath. Beautiful landscaping...... $92,000 $74,500 #2460...15 Pine Dr. Quality built move in condition 8 years old and on 1.3 acres...... $80,000 #2456...37448 Birch St. 3 bdrm home with large family room. Great for fi rst time SOLDbuyer...... $79,900 #2458...24425 Black Ranch Rd. Great location close to Burney Falls. 2 bdrm, 2 bath ...... $95,000 COLLIER REALTY #2436...20312 Tamarack Ave. Remodeled 3 bd 1 ba Large garage REDUCED...... $62,000 #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 HOMES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DONNADONNA UUTTERBACKTTERBACK DALEDALE SSLOATLOAT #2478...37181 Main St. Business & Home combination. Great location 3bd, 2.5 bath ...... $168,500 37096 Lassen St. Good 2 bd home with yard and garden area. Garage...... 2975 .. ..$42,000 336-6869336-6869 AgentsAgents 336-5379336-5379 #2471...20377 Timber Dr. Comfortable 3 bdrm 2 ba home on a very large lot REDUCED...... $79,900 30769 Park Ave., 4.3 acres to develop or keep horses. 3bd, 2 ba home ...... 3003 .. $175,000 #2481...Classic country home on Fall River with 290’ of frontage. Located on 2.5 ac...... $499,500 Lava Flat Rd, Hat Creek area. 2 bd remodeled house, 110 Ac., water rights...... 3032 .. $300,000 *3 bd, 2 ba, open floor plan, 1 car garage w/shop area, #2379...Upper Fall River fl ows by this exquisite 5,800 sq. ft. home. Views most rms...... $5,900,000 43160 Day Ave., Old Station, 2 bd. Home with porches and Out buildings...... 3025 .. ..$63,500 fenced yard & more...... $88,000 #2382...Older mobile in Los Colinas. 2 bedroom 1 bath. Nice loc. in park Priced to sell @ ...... $7,500 20127 Hudson St., 2900 sq.ft. 3 bd, 2 1/2 ba, triple garage, 26X24 Shop, 8 ac...... 3058 .. $495,000 *Great view, 3 bd, 2 ba home on 2+ acres. Fenced & #2346...Custom home on 174 acs 5,000 sq. ft. home 6 bdrms & 5.5 baths Offered @ ...... $1,750.000 20234 Sugarpine St. Cute 3 bd home with 1150 sq. ft., wood stove, deep lot...... 3078 .. ..$77,500 cross fenced...... $85,000 #2370...37148 Siskiyou...Burney Mtn view, 2600 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. 2.5 ba hm on 3.89 acs...... $375,000 37105 Washburn, 3 bd, 2 ba, home plus duplex for rental income, landscaped...... 2935 .. $179,900 *Neat & clean, 3 bd, 2 ba, family room, back deck, #2326...37386 MT. VIEW Great retail & res. combination. Zoned commercial REDUCED...... $59,900 20543 Mackinac St. Really nice 2 bd, right in Burney. Open fl oor plan...... 3092 .. ..$59,500 fenced back yard, 2 carport...... $83,500 #2452...37452 CYPRESS ST. 3 bedroom, 2 bath well maintained home...... $79,500 20338 Sugarpine St., 3 bd. With kitchen & bath upgraded, carpet allowance ...... 3102 .. ..$76,900 *Starter home or rental, 2 bd, 1 ba, on corner lot. 3 #2437...42909 LITTLE LAKES DR. Golfer’s dream home. 3 bd. 2.5 ba on 16th fairway...... $203,000 20189 Arrowood St., 3 bd, 2 ba, large kitchen/dining area, deck, wood shed...... 3130 .. ..$75,000 storage buildings...... $43,500 #2386...144 PINE MEADOWS Custom 3 bd 2.5 ba. Set up for horses 5 ac...REDUCED ...... $159,000 37200 Serpentine Ln., 3 bd, 2 ba, 1/2 ac., Triple garage, 3 outbuildings, ...... 3134 .. $154,000 *View Mt. Shasta from 1 acre lot on Dee Knoch #2415…21807 SECOND ST. 2 Level acs, older home fi xer/upper. Owner will carry!!...... $77,500 20484 Shasta St., 3 bd, 2 1/2 bath, new heating, cooling, roof, insulation, windo...... 3144 .. ..$95,000 Road...... $18,000 #2350…37282 SUPERIOR AVE. 2 Bd. 1 ba. Older home close to shopping. Fenced yard...... $59,000 Hwy 299 Montgomery Creek fl owing thru back yard, 1990, 2 bd, 2 ba, modular ...... 3150 .. ..$68,500 *Mini Ranch between McArthur & Fall River, 27+ ac, 20162 Sugarpine St., 2 bd, 1 ba, fenced front & back, excellent condition...... 3168 .. ..$69,900 ag well, barn & fenced...... $72,500 LAND FOR SALE 20319 Cedar St., Burney, 3 bd, 1100 sq. ft. Large detached double garage ...... 3171 .. ..$79,900 *Over 100 ac. under production on 130+/- ac ranch #2489...4.79 Acres next to airport in Fall River Mills. Great buy @...... SALE PENDING $22,000 45532 Pittville Rd., Victorian Style 3 bd, 2 1/2 bath custom home. Triple garage ...... 3174 .. $262,000 in Pittville, 3 bd, 1 1/2 ba, home w/panoramic views. #2401...Corner of Oak Dr. & Cassel Dr. Nice 1/2 acre lot. Septic in placeSALE ...... PENDING $35,000 20536 Burney Court, Custom 2 bd, 2 1/2 ba., garden rm, MAKE OFFER!...... 3177 .. $127,000 Pole barns, wheel lines...... $550,000 #2489...Off of Hwy 299 in Fall River. 4.79 acres ready for development...... $22,000 40972 Old School Rd., 1694 sq. ft. 3 bd., 2 ba, huge garage, two 1 acre parcel ...... 3180 .. $182,500 *Unique 330 ac ranch w/2 year round creeks + #2480...10 AC. End of Sunset Ln. Power available. View of Shasta ...... $16,950 644-705 Pit River Canyon Rd., 239 Ac, with 3700 sq. ft.SALE home, PENDINGbarns,fl ood irg...... 3181 .. $795,000 irrigation canal. Spectacular view of Burney #2434...20476 Plumas St. Lot with double garage. Park & store ...... $25,000 19697 Hwy 89, Hat Creek, Quality 3 bd, 2 ba, on 5 Ac. 1574 sq. ft. + garages ...... 3182 .. $184,900 Mountain...... $1,995,000 #2391... 1 Ac. Outskirts of Burney. Trees, electricity & good access ...... $10,000 37408 Ash St., Beautiful 3 bd,2 ba., with newer kitchen, Big Pines in large lot...... 3192 .. $119,900 *Buckhorn Saloon, long established business w/lot's #2371...Off Moon Springs Rd., 10 Ac. with views ...... $10,000 37175 Sapphire, 5 bd, 3 ba, 2300 sq. ft. 28’x20’ RV garage/workshop ...... 3194 .. $249,000 of extras! Call for details...... $185,000 #2423... 11+ Ac. on Kaufenburg Rd. Electricity & perc test ...... $18,000 20439 Carberry St., 3 bedroom, gas & wood heat, fenced, deck, open forest ...... 3195 .. ..$78,500 *Great Potential for a home/business. Newly painted #2424..8.9 Ac. on Kaufenburg Rd. Adjoins #2423. Electricity & perc test ...... $18,000 39194 Crane Rd, 1600 sq. ft. 4 bdrms, 2 ba, large double garage, on 5 acres...... 3196 .. $165,000 2 story building ready for remodeling...... $67,500 #2369...7.5 Ac. in Hat Creek area near fi shing ...... $27,500 20023 Hudson St., 2650 sq. ft., 3 bd, 3 ba. Incredible views & yards on 1 AC...... 3190 .. $355,000 *Duplex - Spacious 2 bd. units, owc...... $87,500 #2407...22+ Ac. in Burney. Ready for development. All utilities...... $239,000 37349 Blue Bird Lane, 3 SALEbd, home PENDING on 1.4 Ac. Dbl garage/shop, fruit trees...... 3201 .. $119,000 *Income property - Laundromat/Residence...$220,000 #2411...97’ x 170’ lot. Set up for mobile or house with large storage building...... $20,500 20276 Hudson St., Immaculate 1700 sq. ft. home. Garage & carport. Patio ...... 3203 .. $145,900 #2470...Approx. 1/2 Ac. Hwy 299E frontage in Burney ...... $39,000 20129 Arrowood St. 3 bd, 2 ba. With upgrades, from carpets to kitchen cabinets .....3205 .. ..$92,500 Residential •Land •Ranches •Commercial #2472...LEVEL 5.78 acres right in town. Great potential for subdivision...... $85,000 37286 Cypress Ave. 3 bd, 1 1/2 ba, familyroom, 27X24 garage, storage, 1/2 Ac...... 3208 .. ..$97,500 #2431...5 acres off of Buzzard Roost Rd. Partially fi nished home...... $20,000 37264 Superior St. 3 bd., 2 ba., 1500 sq. ft. setup, for 2 families with 2 kitchens ...... 3209 .. ..$79,900 #2385...MARQUETTE ST. Nice building lot in Burney. Backs up to school...... $25,000 20175 Arrowood St. 3 bd, 2 ba, home. Fenced front & back with fresh paint...... 3211 .. ..$79,900 #2372...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres adjoins parcel #2373 ...... $88,000 20559 N. Hudson St., inground pool, 3 bd, 2 ba, fi replace and double garage ...... 3213 .. ..$89,950 ALL CASH CANDY *Based on 30-year fi xed rate mortgage of 6.5% #2373...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres with large meadows and trees...... $88,000 39123 Crane Rd., Cassel, 5 acres, 3 bd, 2 ba, Huge garage/shop tall doors RV...... 3214 .. $174,500 Route. Do you earn $800 #2462...BURNEY HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION: 6 LOTS LEFT, 1/2 to 2.3 acres STARTING @ ...... $28,900 in a day? Your own local (6.75% APR) for qualifi ed MOBILE HOMES/LAND ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• applicants only. Rates #2311...SUNSET LN. PITTVILLE 10 Acres with POND. Semi Secluded...... SALE PENDING $16,000 candy route. Includes 30 #2433...HWY 299 NEXT TO SLEEPY HOLLOW LODGE 1.3 Acres...REDUCED TO...... $39,000 Los Colinas Park 2 bd 2 ba remodeled & landscaped.SALE FrontsPENDING to Open forest ...... 3204 .. ..$21,000 machines and candy all for subject to change without Los Colinas Park 1979 Lancer in tip top shape, 2 bd, 2 ba. With Cathedral ceiling...3216 .. ..$32,000 notice. (CAL*SCAN) #2293...SERPENTINE LN. 1/2 Acre lot in Burney Terrace. Only a few left. Heavily treed...... $35,000 $9,995. 1-800-998-VEND. #2114...DAY RD. 5 Acres on paved road. Lots of trees PRICED TO SELL ...... $17,500 (CAL*SCAN) LAND / RANCHES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GET CASH FAST!!! $100- #2492...BARTEL ST. NORDIC VILLAGE: 1/2 AC Flag lot. Nice area of homes REDUCED ...... $31,000 Hudson & Superior St. Double lot zoned R-3 , great location for apartments ...... 2756 .. ..$32,500 #2483...EASTMAN LAKE: Beaut. lake view with 1.6 Ac ready for your custom home...... $225,000 ATTENTION: MOTHERS/ $500. No hassles. Never Clark Creek Road, 4.71 acres near Clark Creek Lodge. Abundant wildlife ...... 2839 .. ..$25,500 leave home! Funds depos- #2355...CRANE RD. CASSEL 5 Acres with nice level homesite. Pines and oaks ...... $29,900 Burney Terrace 113’ X 195’ lot. Only a few left. Upscale homes on each side ...... 2912 .. ..$45,000 OTHERS. Earn up to #2442...RISING COURT, Cassel 1 Ac. in Cassel subdivision. All util. avail. oaks & pines...... $29,500 $1500+/mo working 3/5hrs. ited - checking account RARE 4 ACRES in Johnson Park. Pines, oaks, view from upper portion...... 3012 .. ..$34,000 next day. Loans by #2348...DAY RD. AREA/OLD TOLL RD. 20 Acres with meadows and trees ...... $35,000 Lava Flat Rd., Hat Creek, 2 bd, remodeled, 110 Ac, water rights Hat Creek ...... 3032 .. $300,000 week. $7500+/mo work- #2328...CASSEL FALL RIVER RD, 4.83 acres in Big Eddy area. Pines & oaks ...... $18,000 ing 20+hrs. week. Free County Bank of Rehoboth Building lot on Bartel St. Apple trees, new homes in area. 95’ X 131’ ...... 3062 .. ..$22,000 Beach, DE. Member #2325...37038 PHELPS St. 60x155’ lot ready for your new home or mobile ...... $18,000 Hat Creek Area, 10 acres with view of mountains, power available. REDUCED ...... 3071 .. ..$19,900 booklet /full training. Free #2461...DAY ROAD. 2.4 acres with lots of trees. Well is in...... $17,000 1-877-988-WORK (9675) FDIC/EOL. 1-800-992- Pit River 5 acres on the Pit River & fi sh out front door and power available...... 3080 .. ..$69,900 9200. www.telecash.net #2476...LOT #8 DAY RD. SUBDIVISION 5.66 Acres. All utilities available...... $24,950 5 Acres on Water, Pit River with view, privacy & power, walk to fi shing...... 3081 .. ..$69,900 www.ForAGoodLife.com #2447...HWY 299E ROUND MOUNTAIN- 2 Acres fl at and level. Ready for your home...... $18,000 (CAL*SCAN) (CAL*SCAN) Day Road 7.5 acres with underground utilities. TERMS AVAILABLE...... 3085 .. ..$24,900 #2441...HAT CREEK ACREAGE 2.57 Acres. Septic in. Walk to Hat Creek...... $25,000 Hat Creek Area, RV or home on this 1/2 acre with well and septic in ...... 3096 .. ..$25,000 #2408...SAINT JOHN RANCH RD. 3-20 Acre parcels. Seasonal Pond. Each...... $35,000 FREE RENT, UTILITIES, NEED EXTRA CASH! Hat Creek Frontage! Great ranch with homes, barns, pastures, ponds ...... 3098.$1,750,000 Up to $500. Simple/Easy. #2367...REYNOLDS RD. 4.95 Acres, Property adjoins airport ...... $15,000 DAY ROAD Beautiful Pines & Oaks on level 3.57 Acre lot. Underground utilities ...... 3127 .. ..$19,900 Nationwide. Good salary, #2341...REYNOLDS RD. 5.85 Level acres. Lots of possibilities...... $25,000 benefi ts, no commute. Never leave home! Funds BIG EDDY ACREAGE large pines and junipers grace this 4.8 acre parcel...... 3145 .. ..$31,900 deposited-checking #2347...MOON SPRINGS RD. 4.8 Acres in Big Eddy. End of cul-de-sac...... $22,500 BURNEY TERRACE 1.7 acres, lots of trees, suitable to build or split for lots ...... 3160 .. ..$59,900 Managers needed. Apart- #2450...PARK AVE, BURNEY, Hard to fi nd 1.55 acres in town. Level...... $42,000 ments, Mobile Home account next day. Loans by Day Road parcel, This 4.01 acreage is mostly level, some slope, Cedar & Pine ...... 3161 .. ..$22,500 Parks, Mini-Storage. Visit County Bank of Rehoboth COMMERCIAL FOR SALE 42048 Wilcox Road, 3 bd, 2 1/2 ba, home + lush pasture, fi sh pond, orchard ...... 3165 .. $445,000 www.livingrentfree.com Beach, DE. Member FDIC/ #2488...37118 Main Street. Large commercial building. 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