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SEE City of Live INSIDE National Night Out Oak Struggles GRIDLEY Over Budget YOUNG and Shutdown WOMAN By Seti Long LIVE OAK, CA (MPG) - At the time of print, the infor- TO SERVE mation contained in this article may be, and hope- fully so, matters of the past. But, if the vote remains deadlocked 2-2 at the Wednesday, July 21st Live Oak City Council meet- ing, the motion to pass the FY 2021/22 Budget failing again, Live Oak could con- PAGE 5 tinue its decent further into the unknown. As a re-cap, matters complicated for the City THE NEW of Live Oak when former Mayor Luiz Hernandez EXCITEMENT IS announced his resignation effective May 31st, leaving NO EXCITEMENT the council 60 days to fill his seat by council vote or by special election. Unable to come to a consensus at that time, Council installed Vice Mayor Nancy Santana Bike donations for the Bike Giveaway held at National Night Out keep rolling in. The crew from the Gridley Electric Department as Mayor Pro-tem until donated these two beauties after pooling their personal money to purchase the bikes and GPD has multiple bike donations on the way. Pictured Left to Right: Electric Utility Director Danny Howard, GPD Officers Todd Farr and Sam Stopplemore and the vacancy on the coun- Lieutenant Ruben Quihuiz. Photo by Seti Long cil was filled and a vote to fill the mayor’s position By Seti Long crafts, goods and food. Gridley’s New this year, superhero Spiderman revisited. Applicants for Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5731 will even be swinging by! the position were reviewed, PAGE 2 GRIDLEY, CA (MPG) - Mark your cal- will be keeping things cool by hand- One of the biggest draws is the bike but ultimately none nomi- endars, National Night Out is right ing out free snow cones, the Gridley rodeo and bike giveaway. Participants nated for the position were around the corner! Lions Club will be serving brauts and in the rodeo will need to bring their selected due to a 2-2 vote The Gridley Area Chamber of the Gridley High School Volleyball own bikes, which will be put to the standstill between sitting Brownie’s Commerce (GACC) in partnership team will be holding their Ice Cream test on a course designed by GPD. councilmembers. with Gridley Police Department Social. There will be plenty to eat The GACC has been hard at work Live Oak continued for- (GPD) and Gridley Fire/CALFIRE and plenty to do! soliciting and collecting bike dona- ward, holding special BAIT BOX Butte County, have organized a fan- Activities galore have been tions for the Bike Giveaway. Bike meetings and public study tastic National Night Out for the planned for the kiddos, including fir- donations from the crew at Gridley sessions regarding the pro- family this year, Tuesday, August ing up Vierra Parks Splash Pad and Electric Department and GACC have posed FY 2021/22 Budget 3rd, from 5:00 – 8:00 pm at Manuel getting the party hopping in bounce already been received and more are to facilitate its passing. Vierra Park, Gridley. houses. Face painting and craft on their way from generous organiza- The budget appeared on Started in 1984 and celebrating its booths will be available for the more tions and members of the community. the agenda to be adopted 38th year, NNO aims to “enhance the mellow visitors, along with games If you would like to donate to at the June 29, 2021 spe- relationship between neighbors and and activities planned by Gridley National Night Out, become a ven- cial meeting but failed to law enforcement while bringing back Fire/CALFIRE. Claude the Dragon dor or have any questions, please pass, along with a three- PAGE 7 a true sense of community,” says will be making a fiery appearance contact the Gridley Area Chamber month resolution to lock the NNO website. NNO 2021 will and the little ones won’t want to miss of Commerce at (530) 846-3142. See down operation costs at PRESORTED STD. selfies with the Disney Princesses. you there! H US POSTAGE feature a variety of vendors selling the level equal to the most PAID recent budget, a measure PERMIT 245 that could potentially keep Gridley, CA 95948 the City running if the bud- get was not adopted. On Change Service Requested a positive note, council Dixie Fire Threatens Bucks, Almanor and More managed to unanimously approve a two-week con- By Seti Long company had in its start is everywhere on the top 1 and 2 engines in there tinuance, enabling council not yet known. end of the fire.” He shared in the event that we have to revisit the budget again PLUMAS, LASSEN AND Currently, the fire has that “critical infrastructure another significant move- at the next regularly sched- BUTTE COUNTIES, CA (MPG) burned over 85,479 acres and homes” down in the ment of the fire. That way uled meeting. Meanwhile, - Evacuation Warnings and is roughly 15 percent area near Buck Lake, or we have multiple resources the potential of a shutdown continue to turn into contained, with a full con- Branch 1 of the fire, “are in there to protect the com- loomed on the horizon for Evacuation Orders as the tainment date unknown. no longer threatened.” munities at risk.” the City of Live Oak. Dixie Fire, burning for Rugged terrain has posed Meanwhile, CALFIRE CALFIRE is also using Without a tie-breaking more than a week now, challenges to crews bat- is utilizing direct lines pre-existing dozer lines vote, the motion to approve continues its spread and tling the blaze as 237 between the communi- used to combat the Chip the FY 2021/22 Budget expansion through the engines, 42 water tenders, ties of Jonesville and Fire to limit the forward ultimately failed at the July Feather River Canyon. 22 helicopters, 74 hand Lionsville (Branch 5 and spread of the fire towards 14th City Council meet- According to a crews, 56 dozers, 3,345 Branch 10 of the fire) to the Lake Almanor Area. ing, the fate of the City of CALFIRE Incident personnel and a number limit the spread and pro- For more information Live Oak falling victim Update, the Dixie Fire fire-fighting air tankers tect those communities. on evacuation orders/ to the 2-2 deadlock vote started July 13, just after from throughout the state, The northern front warnings, road closures again. Councilmembers 5:15 pm near the Cresta work in tandem to sup- of the fire is currently and updates, please visit Bob Woten and Vice Mayor Powerhouse in the Feather press the spread of the fire headed towards Butt Lake, the following websites Nancy Santana voted to River Canyon in Plumas (per CALFIRE Incident Almanor and Canyondam for the following coun- approve the budget, with County. Since then, it has Report: https://www.fire. areas, prompting county ties. Lassen County: Councilmembers Lahkvir grown to incorporate 2 ca.gov/incidents/2021/7/14/ officials working with Lassen County Sheriff’s Ghag and J.R. Thiara vot- more counties in its burn dixie-fire.). CALFIRE to upgrade Office - https://tinyurl. ing against its passing. path, Lassen and Butte, In a broadcasted update Evacuation Warnings to com/sy9frpx6; Plumas As of midnight July 14th, threatening many inhab- by CALFIRE the morn- Evacuation Orders. Fields County: Sheriff Dixie the City of Live Oak is shut ited areas and recreational ing of Wednesday, July says, “We’ve got 4 con- Fire Information- https:// down. destinations. The fire has 21st, Merrick Fields with tingency groups in the tinyurl.com/2t3kuv69; The resulting shutdown allegedly been linked the Dixie Fire Incident Meadow Valley, Bucks Butte County: Butte and deadlock seems to, to PG&E, but the exact Management Team 1 Lake, Lake Almanor and County Sheriff Office- in part, stem from con- cause of the fire and what informed the public that Hwy 70 corridor with a www.buttecounty.net/ cerns about budgeted items potential role the energy we have “people working significant amount of type sheriffcoroner. H Continued on page 2 www.GridleyHerald.com 2 FRIDAY» JULY 23, 2021 » THE GRIDLEY HERALD The New Pi-Line Vehicle Nearly Takes Out

commuters going from been put in cars with a parts North to Sacramento recipe card for zucchini O’Reilly Auto Parts have been using this bread. Somehow, across incredible shortcut of side all faith traditions, if you By Seti Long roads and Highway 70. add the zucchini rec- Now Highway 70 is under ipe card, it's OK to leave GRIDLEY, CA (MPG) - On construction as more and zucchini on someone's Saturday, July 17th at more of it is turned into doorstep, in their house, approximately 8:13 am, a a four-lane superhighway in their car, hospital room, single car, single passen- instead of a two-lane death or in their Sunday school ger accident occurred at the trap. Plan for delays. classroom. Gridley O’Reilly Auto Parts. By Josh F.W. Cook *** *** Gridley Police Officers responded to a call at the Maybe I'm just para- The unintended con- During the latter-day sequences of things global virus end of days O’Reilly Auto Parts store noid, but it bothered me located in the Heritage last week that right under- are interesting to track. pandemic-apocalypse, Thousands and thou- the Governor issued an Oak Shopping center. neath my column was According to reports taken Days after the incident, damage is still visible to the O’Reilly “ sands of cubic yards of emergency order that Auto Parts store front after an SUV jumped the curb and an ad for local writers by GPD, the 82-year-old nearly took out the store Saturday. Photo by Seti Long wanted.” agricultural wood waste utility service providers are stacking up outside could not shut off peo- female driver of a Ford *** Edge experienced a vehicle mall's roof/awning and building is still visible. I accepted a wild dare of Durham. The biomass ple's power for not paying energy plants usually their electric bill. So it malfunction upon pulling stopped just outside the O’Reilly Auto Parts is from my son. I went with up to the O’Reilly store. store’s window-lined façade open for business and ask- him to one of those sen- accept the woody Ag was no surprise to see debris, but lately, they run this addition to the gov- Allegedly, the driver’s and glass double doors. ing customers to enter sory deprivation salt throttle got stuck and the Emergency Medical through the back. O’Reilly water-filled pods where 24 hours a day, seven days ernment meeting agenda, “ vehicle suddenly launched Services were dispatched, employees have been you lay in water so salty a week, on forest wood which reads, Request waste to avoid wildfires. for approval for the City itself towards the doors of as the driver complained unable to comment on the it makes you float. When the auto parts store. The red of pain, but luckily no one incident, referring you shut the pod lid, it’s So solving one problem to resume normal utility has created another. In the billing and collections.” SUV took out one of the was seriously injured. all inquiries to the total darkness and no supports for the shopping The damage to the corporate office. H sound. This type of sen- old days, ag waste was The City of Gridley is out sory deprivation is a form burned in a pile. $755,877.68 in unpaid of relaxation and an escape *** bills. The City Council is from a world in which now going to start collect- Bruce Cameron has ing. These fiscal clean-up some device or another lots of apricots this year. is constantly beeping or issues are moving forward Meet Councilman Zachary Torres Reports are coming in flashing at you. It was - spurred by the recently from across the commu- adopted annual city bud- indeed a unique experi- yard with fear, the knowl- Farmers Market, grown the nity reporting apricots, get. The Council-members ence. I floated for an hour edge that more eyes than Parade of Lights into some- nectarines, peaches, and all seem to be voting with in the dark, just relaxing. my own are watching when thing people talk about, and even pluots are doing so Councilman Zach Torres, So the new excitement is they walk down three houses brought back decorating well they are nearly as lots of 5-0 votes on the no excitement. down and out of my sight to downtown with the flag pro- prolific as famous zuc- day-to-day operations. Not their friend’s house. There gram. (I’m proud to say my *** chini. In Biggs/Gridley/ long ago, Zach was the is an old-fashioned feel to daughter and the local Girl Well laid out plans of Live Oak, you have to new guy on the Council, this town that at times can Scout troop have taken this people who commute lock your car when you not anymore. south to work - trying to go to church because other be both refreshing and lim- over and do it proudly.) I’ve avoid the Live Oak open- churchgoers bring zuc- *** iting, but always with the coached high school track, same well minded inten- youth soccer, and more years pit highway mining chini this time of year. If Josh F.W. Cook is Zachary Torres experience have been you won’t take it when an educator and public tions. Doors are held open of tee-ball, softball, baseball foiled. Many of the super offered - it has on occasion administrator. H My name is Zachary here, cars stop at crosswalks. than I count. I have made a Torres, and I am proud to This is why I serve lifetime of memories in this be working on behalf of Gridley, to protect the core town, and I’m working to the people of Gridley as a while trying to bring a little make sure that my kids get City Council member. I am more in. I started my journey those opportunities and more. a life-long member of this as a planning commissioner, In all honesty, being a community, born, raised, after listen to years of peo- Council Member is not an City of Live Oak Struggles Over educated, and now with a ple talk about what they easy task. There are tough young family of my own; think should be done, but choices to be made, deci- and working to give back never willing to take the next sions that will make some Budget and Shutdown to the community that has step. I wanted to stop talk- people angry and others given so much to me. I have ing and start doing. I want happy. I spend more time lis- gone from a youth grow- to find ways to create parks, tening than ever, answering Continued from page 1 Oak on air with 93Q Radio that ser- ing up on a farm, miles to find things for the children to questions when I can, find- that two councilmembers have alleg- vices contracted through the county, the East of Gridley, to apart- do, shopping, entertainment, ing answers if I can’t. But edly questioned and the supposed lack such as fire, police/sheriff will not be ments and rentals, to C.H.I.P places to eat. The world every choice that is made, of answers/information from City Staff. interrupted. housing, to being a home- shrunk a little last year with every conversation is worth Councilmember Thiara posed a very Live Oak City Council is to recon- owner. In each instance I COVID 19, and it’s time to it, because I love this City valid question, “Why is the proposed vene Wednesday, July 21st, for another have found different people, pick it up get things going and I want it to be success- budget for this year 2021/2022 lower vote on the budget and if it manages to but the same good neighbors again. ful, today, tomorrow, and with the City operating in full force pass, the City of Live Oak will reopen. and passing smiles. I have spent the last 4 twenty years from now. I than the proposed and funds spent last If it fails once more, City Manager That is why I chose to stay Years as the Chamber Vice remain dedicated to serving, year 2019/2020 during the peak COVID Aaron Palmer says, it will again be here and raise my family. I President. I’ve helped to to listening, and to working shut down?” In a statement made to seen on a special meeting agenda, ten- enjoy the being able to let put on the Red Suspender’s to make this city a little bet- the Appeal Democrat, Councilmember tatively scheduled for July 28th. “Staff my children play in the front Day Parade and the Gridley ter everyday. H Woten says, “The budget is just a pro- will bring to the Council, on July 28th, jection of what we might spend….That 2 weeks’ worth of payroll. If the payroll can be adjusted. And any monies that are does not pass then the City will be shut going to be spent need to be approved down….The only way for the City to by the council anyway.” Regardless, it not shut down is if the Council approves seems that questions remain unanswered the payroll or the budget,” says Palmer. PG&E Suspension of Service for some councilmembers and thus, the What happens if the City of Live City has been forced to shutdown. Oak shuts down completely? Well, that Currently, all but 20 full-time “essen- seems to be uncharted territory and a Disconnections Extended tial” employees of the City are without bridge into the unknown Live Oak will paid work. City Hall remains open for have to cross if it reaches that point. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (MPG) - Pacific PG&E has helped almost 300,000 res- business until July 28th, but non-essen- The City of Live Oak meetings Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) idential customers enroll in CARE since tial services such as Parks & Recreation are open to the public and are held announced recently that it will extend the February 2020 providing income-quali- and the City Pool have been closed. If at Live Oak City Hall, the 1st and moratorium on utility service disconnec- fied customers with a monthly discount. the City fails to pass the budget after 3rd Wednesdays of the month. To tions through September 30, 2021. The In addition, Medical Practitioner July 28th, those closures could extend to view upcoming agendas, attend upcom- moratorium was put in place in March Certifications for the Medical Baseline essential workers and other departments, ing meetings via Zoom and/or to 2020 by the California Public Utilities Program have resumed. Active Medical although Sutter County Supervisor Nick review past meetings, please visit Commission (CPUC). Baseline customers who have enrolled Micheli assured the residents of Live liveoakcity.org. H “We believe extending the service dis- in the program under the consumer connection moratorium for all customers protections and customers with non-per- allows for additional relief efforts from manent medical conditions as designated the state to take shape while protect- by their medical practitioners will be ing our customers who are financially required to recertify for their contin- Visit struggling,” said Marlene Santos, PG&E ued eligibility. PG&E will proactively Executive Vice President and Chief communicate with Medical Baseline HARSHBARGER ACE Customer Officer. customers and remind them of their As part of the company’s ongoing upcoming recertifications. for great deals on fire safety essentials efforts to help customers manage their The transition coincides with the bills, PG&E will auto-enroll eligible cus- launch of PG&E’s new online Medical tomers in new extended payment plans by Baseline medical practitioner portal. the end of September to coincide with the This new portal will allow customers and potential ending of the moratorium. their medical practitioners to complete While the moratorium has been the Medical Baseline certification/recer- extended, other emergency customer pro- tification process fully online. The new tections put in place by the CPUC during online application is accessible at pge. the pandemic have expired. com/medicalbaseline. Recertifications and Post-Enrollment In 2020, 192,000 customers were Verifications for the California Alternate enrolled in PG&E’s Medical Baseline Rates for Energy (CARE) and Family Program. As of June 2021, there are more Electric Rate Assistance (FERA) pro- than 256,000 PG&E residential custom- grams have resumed. CARE/FERA ers signed up for Medical Baseline. customers whose program eligibility PG&E has proactively reached out to would have expired between March 4, almost 400,000 impacted customers since 2020 and June 30, 2021 will be required the start of the pandemic and continues 1626 Hwy. 99, Gridley, CA 95948 to re-certify. Customers whose program to partner with local Community Based eligibility expired on or after July 1, Organizations to support customers. 530.846.3625 2021 will be required to recertify within PG&E is dedicated to helping custom- Mon–Sat 7am–7pm 90 days. The earliest a customer may be ers as the company slowly moves back to removed from CARE/FERA is October 1, more normal billing operations later this Sun 8am–5pm 2021 after a series of direct mail and tar- year. For more information log onto pge. geted email communications. com/covid19. H ISO 12647-7 Digital Control Strip 2009 3% A 100 60 100 70 30 100 60 100 70 30 100 60 100 70 30 100 40 40 100 40 100 40 70 40 70 40 40 40 70 40 40 70 40 70 40 40 3 10 25 50 75 90 100

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MEMORIAL NOTICE MEMORIAL NOTICE Kent Douglas (Kayden) Brooks Victor Buryl “Buzz” Kramer September 19, 1964 to July 5, 2021

Kent Douglas (Kayden) beach and camp. It was his Victor Buryl “Buzz” Kramer died in East Brooks passed away on happy place. Kent enjoyed Biggs on November 23, 2020, following Monday, July 5, 2021 suddenly fishing, the beach, the dirt a short illness. Due to the COVID- at his home in Mountain bikes, motorcycles, and heavy Home, Idaho at the age of 56. metal music. 19 pandemic, no memorial service was No services are scheduled. He is survived by his held at that time. There will be a time of Cremation is under the care daughter Kallopea Brooks remembrance of his life Thursday, July 29, of Rost Funeral Home, of Nebraska, son Joseph 2021, at 2:00 at the Biggs United Methodist McMurtrey Chapel. Gayette of California, his son Kent was born in Fremont, Quent Kayden of Idaho, his 3 Church. Ohio on September 19, 1964, grandchildren Brodey, Bryar to his parents Lamoin “Lou” and Jax; his sister Kendra and Kenneth Kayden. Kent Farris, half-brother Kory was the oldest of 3. Kent and Kaydne,; his nieces Kalista his sister Kendra were adopted and Katie Farris and nephews by their stepfather Joe Brooks in the late 70’s. Christopher and Alex Martinez and Bryce That was when they got their younger sister Kayden; his uncle Denny and aunt Sandy Sandra. Kayden of Ohio and cousins on the east coast. MEMORIAL NOTICE Kent was a machinist most of his life and Kent was preceded in death by his mother took print in his work. Lou Brooks in 2006, his young sister Sandra Kent loved to be outside. Kent and his Martinez in 1995, and his biological father W. Marilyn Paige youngest son Quent would take many trips Ken Kayden in 2020. to the Oregon Coast to ride dirt bikes on the Rest in peace my brother. We love you. July 1, 1926 to July 15, 2021 W. Marilyn Paige was born She loved gardening, cooking July 1, 1926 in Nevada, Missouri and was a talented artist. She was to William H. and Eva Marie always elegant and beautiful with Ray. She passed away peacefully her engaging smile. MEMORIAL NOTICE on Wednesday, July 15, 2021 in Marilyn was a member of Rancho Mirage, CA. Southwest Church in Indian At the age of three weeks, Wells for 40 years. She also Rita Rae Call Muncy Marilyn returned with her was a member of many valley parents to their home in Los organizations including the July 15, 1936 to July 16, 2021 Angeles. She had two younger DAR Cahuilla Chapter, Colonial sisters, Shirley and Suzanne. Dames, the fi rst Garden Club of Rita Rae Muncy passed away in Aurora, on their toes. Having a zest for life, Rita After graduating from George the Desert, the Desert Symphony, CO on Friday, July 16, 2021 at the age of enjoyed being around people and telling Washington High School, she and Boys and Girls Club of the 85. Born on July 15, 1936 in Gridley, CA to stories and just being in the moment. She lived in Los Angeles until her Desert. She was a founding Lester and Mildred Call, Rita was the third loved to send gifts to her grandchildren and marriage to Robert Wylde of member and enjoyed being a of six children. She married Charles William great-grandchildren, never wanting anything Huntington Park, CA in October docent at The Living Desert. Muncy on July 8, 1958 in the Logan, Utah in return except hugs and kisses. Rita passed 1945. They purchased a home in Marilyn belonged to the Veterans LDS temple, and they spent 51 happy away peacefully at the home of her oldest Lynwood, CA where her four children were born. of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, the Marine Corps years together until his passing on August son Brandon with family by her side. She After her children were in school, she attended League, the 1st Marine Division Desert Cities 1, 2009. Rita was an active member of the was preceded in death by her loving husband Compton College, with part of her studies at St. Mitchell Paige MOH Chapter and was on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Charles and her sisters Joyce, Joann, and Francis Hospital in Lynwood, CA. There she board of the Eldred WWII Museum in Eldred, throughout her life and served in various Ronnie. Rita is survived by her two brothers, achieved her degree as a Licensed Vocational PA. callings. She was a loving wife and mother Rodger Call and Tod Call (Sue), and her Nurse. After graduation, she worked at Loma Marilyn is survived by her four children, of eight, a doting grandmother of 31 and eight children, Brandon (Nancy), Kelly Linda University Medical Center in Loma Linda, Wendy (Paul) Allaire of Indio, CA, Judith great-grandmother to 33. She loved music (Linda), Leslie, Darin (Linda), Craig (Heidi), CA as a cardiology nurse. Terry of Biggs, CA, William (Beth) Wylde of and singing and often tried to instill a love Dirk (Ivana), Dana Martinez (Henry), and Her second husband, Bill Bollman brought her Whittier, CA and Corey (Brenda) Wylde of for music in her many children. Rita also Eric (Pontip), and her many grandchildren to the Coachella Valley, where she stayed for the Fullerton, CA, eight grandchildren and eleven loved to travel, though she never made it and great-grandchildren. remainder of her life. great-grandchildren. as far nor to as many places as she would A graveside service will be held at the Marilyn met the man who would become the She was preceded in death by her parents, two have liked. Being the matriarch to a large Gridley-Biggs Cemetery in Gridley, CA love of her life, Colonel Mitchell Paige, on a sisters and her spouses. family kept her busy, and she kept everyone on Monday, July 26, 2021 at 10:00 am. tour with desert friends and Marines returning to A memorial service will be held on Guadalcanal for the fi rst time since World War Wednesday, July 28, 2021 at 10:30 AM at II. They married while in Washington D.C. for Southwest Church, 44175 Washington St., Indian President Reagan’s Inauguration on January 22, Wells, CA. 1981. They traveled extensively throughout the A private graveside service for the family will world, where Colonel Paige spoke about his be held at Riverside National Cemetery. MEMORIAL NOTICE Guadalcanal experience and the Congressional In lieu of fl owers, donations in her memory Medal of Honor awarded to him for his actions may be sent to Umbrella Ministries, P O Box there during World War II. After his death, she 4906, Palm Springs, CA 92263 or at www. Donna Lou Kilby continued to speak to community organizations umbrellaministries.com about his service to his country, and remained Arrangements are entrusted to Rose Mortuary 1936 - 2020 active in Marine Corps activities. and Crematory, (760) 773-6500

A Celebration of Life will be held a family, and the family’s business. July 28th at the Gridley Moose Lodge, Even if Donna’s only work took place 11:30 am. Donna Lou Kilby died on on Evans Reimer Road, she would December 29 in the home where she deserve here to get the highest praise raised three daughters with Edward for a life of balance and immense Kilby, her husband of 57 years. She’ll achievement. However, and people be long-remembered by many as a who really knew her would really devoted wife, loving mother, adoring understand the truth of this, she had grandmother, and selfl ess friend. She far too much love in her to be limited was 84. to just those areas of service and Donna Schmutzler was born in giving. Donna was a generous, lifelong Yuba County to Verne and Wilma contributor to the Gridley community Schmutzler and raised in the and also that of the Chester/Lake Hammonton area of the county. Young Almanor area, the family’s beloved Donna and her friends played “pirates destination for weekends and holidays in Black Bart’s Cave” in the shadows outside harvest time. Youngest of the gold dredging equipment of her boomtown home. daughter Katy came too late to see the dawn of the Kilby Like any true daughter of the west, she loved Gene Autry business (“1960” is scrawled in the concrete fl oor of what BIG CITY INVENTORY • SMALL TOWN SERVICE and the other cowboy heroes who thrilled so many young was the paint shop and later the parts department of Kilby people of her generation. Manufacturing) but, as a teen, helped her mother and Donna graduated from Marysville High School in father with construction and organization of their Plumas 1954 and went on to Yuba College, where she met a farm County retreat. boy named Eddie, recently discharged from the Coast We’re remembering here the selfl ess work that Donna Guard. Donna and Ed both earned Associates degrees, did outside her home, but there probably ought to be a an uncommon and notable achievement for anyone born monument just for keeping one ship-shape in Gridley and during the Great Depression. The two married in 1955 another at Lake Almanor West! and settled for a time in Marysville, where Ed went to Just a partial list of Donna’s community would work for the California Department of Highways. Many include leadership of Campfire Girls, efforts for of us heard Ed say, more than once, that his achievements kids through Children’s Home Society and FOCUS, in engineering, manufacturing, and agriculture would participation in Moose Lodge events, and contributions have been impossible without a partner and co-owner to Gridley’s Junior Women organization. She and like Donna. Donna played an integral and complementary her family were fi xtures, for decades, at Gridley High role in everything that made “Kilby” an admired name in School sports events. A hall could be filled with the Butte County and beyond. people who, over many years, enjoyed the Kilby While a career and a family were beginning for family’s hospitality at their home, often at parties and Donna and Ed Kilby, Ed remained involved in his dances hosted by Donna’s daughters. She was a joyous father’s farming operation in Gridley. The young couple spectator at innumerable games and performances contributed to the “baby boom” of the time, bringing by her three daughters, four grandchildren, and four Suzanne and Patti to the world in 1956 and 1958. As great-grandchildren. youngsters, the girls saw their parents create Kilby Donna Lou Kilby is preceded in death by her Manufacturing, and other related businesses, which husband, her parents, and her sister Laverne Wilson. would contribute immeasurably to the efficiency and She is survived by three daughters and two sons-in- SALES • SERVICE • PARTS productivity of orchard farming in Northern California law: Suzanne and Dwayne Robinson, Patricia Kilby, and around the world. Both girls learned about long, dirty and Katy and John Mitchell; four grandchildren and one days in orchards and the trials of a young business at the spouse: Andrew and Jamie Robinson, Elizabeth Lopez, feet of their tireless parents. 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Commentary by Cathy Hayes

Many Americans have been working from home full-time for a year now since COVID- 19 hit the U.S. And many prefer that arrangement to a traditional office. In a survey, 65% said they want to work remotely full-time after the pandemic. That could pose a problem for them and their employers. Given the availability of vac- cines, many companies are planning to ask their employees to return to the office. But a siz- able number of workers might balk – or even walk. In a survey by LiveCareer, 29% of working professionals said they would quit if they couldn’t continue working remotely. “The reality is that some jobs just don’t work remotely and some people don’t work well remotely,” says Cynthia Spraggs (www.virtira.com), a veteran of working remotely, author of How To Work From Home And Actually Get SH*T Done, and CEO of Virtira, a completely virtual company that helps other businesses work virtually. “Many employees now expect to be able to work flexibly. Some companies will use a hybrid approach, and others will go back to full-time in the office. “Companies have time to plan for But if employees are not given the choice to work from home, some will look for other employers that do offer that. Photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels both – and so do employees. “Many employees now expect is miserable in a WFH setting,” “For many, especially those ready. Plan now and work your “There’s coming tension in to be able to work flexibly. Some Spraggs says. “What we’ve found focused on the corner office, work networks.” many companies between what companies will use a hybrid is, regardless if you’re an intro- is their life. These are the ones Management realities. For will work best for management approach, and others will go vert or an extrovert, the perfect who pull down 80-hour weeks many companies, even with the and what will work best for back to full-time in the office. WFH employee is someone who to move up the ladder. They stay environmental, health and pro- the employees,” Spraggs says. But if employees are not given embraces life and who has pas- glued to their boss, and likely are ductivity advantages that remote “We may see a big migration in the choice to work from home, sions and interests outside of the ones who just won’t function work brings, Spraggs thinks some workers going to fully virtual some will look for other employ- work. They work efficiently and well at home. Sadly, they are also simply aren’t going to embrace companies.” ers that do offer that. Companies are strong performers because likely your VP.” WFH as an opportunity to stream- Cynthia Spraggs (www.virtira. need to assess which jobs are best they see work as a means to fund Weigh how your company line operations. “They are going com) is the author of How To Work done remotely and assess their their life.” thinks of you. “Although we all to want to return to the ‘old nor- From Home And Actually Get SH*T employees to understand which The traditional office type. like to think that companies care mal,’” she says. “A good number Done: 50 Tips for Leaders and ones benefit the company most Spraggs draws a stark contrast about employees,” Spraggs says, of senior management people Professionals to Work Remotely by either working from home or between people who thrive work- “the harsh reality is that employ- didn’t do well with the WFH and Outperform the Office. She is returning to the office.” ing from home and those who are ees are a unit of production and environment because they view CEO of Virtira, a completely virtual Spraggs offers these thoughts much happier commuting to a tra- companies will migrate to the WFH through a lens of slacking- company that focuses on remote for workers, business owners and ditional brick-and-mortar office setup that senior executives man- off employees, lower productivity team performance. Before taking managers to consider in the WFH environment. “These individuals date. Do you really want to work and lower ROI. So it’s likely these leadership of the company in 2011, vs. return-to-office debate: have strong social relationships for a company that isn’t prepared companies are not going to make Spraggs worked with large con- The WFH type. “At this point, through work and require the to accommodate what makes the investments in training, home- sulting and tech companies while it should be relatively easy to camaraderie that an in-office you most productive and happy? based bandwidth, VPNs and tools completing her MBA and research assess who is thriving and who environment provides,” she says. Better sharpen that CV and get to make it work.” into telecommuting. H New Home Sales Becoming More Gridley Young Woman to Serve Seasonal but Still above Average in NW Washington State By John Frith, The Write Stuff thousands of missionaries Saints is gradually reopening Communications were sent home last spring, the missionary training centers many returned to full-time around the world, beginning SACRAMENTO REGION, CA service ‒ but in different with the center in Provo. (MPG) - New home sales countries and assignments, Perry will complete one in the greater Sacramento and many completed their week of training at-home, and region remained robust missionary training at-home, then transfer to the MTC in in June as 625 homes online, through Zoom meet- Provo for another two weeks. were sold, the North ings with teachers and other In August, she will travel State Building Industry Jordan Perry preparing missionaries. to the Washington Tacoma Association reported. Jordan Perry will be among Mission. Mission boundaries However, that figure was By Cindy Scott some of the first mission- include the northwest corner lower than the 655 sales aries to return to on-site, of Washington to the Canada reported in 2020 -- the GRIDLEY, CA (MPG) - Young face-to-face instruction at the border, including Tacoma, first time since May 2020 Latter-day Saint full-time Missionary Training Center Rainier, and Olympic National that sales were lower than missionaries have faced the in Provo, Utah. The Church Park. Jordan’s parents are in the same month the Demand for new homes in the Sacramento region remains unpredictability brought on extremely strong but it appears that sales are beginning to by the pandemic. Tens of of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Jason and Deidra Perry. H year before. settle into a more normal seasonal pattern. MPG file photo Michael LaFortune, the BIA’s 2021 Chairman, dropped off sharply dur- “The fee study we said it appears the mar- ing the early stages of released last month ket is returning to a more the pandemic but then shows that government normal pattern after the hit totals during the lat- fees average $95,000 tremendous increase in ter part of the year not per home in our area sales during the COVID- reached since the early -- $40,000 more than 19 pandemic. 2000s housing boom. comparable fees in the “Demand for new North State CEO Central Valley and the homes in the Sacramento Michael Strech said while Inland Empire region in region remains extremely the economy is begin- Southern California. We Summer Jobs Left Vacant as Young Agricultural Employers Saya strong but it appears that ning to return to normal are continuing to work People Look Elsewhere ‘Soft Skills’ are Crucial sales are beginning to as pandemic restrictions closely with local offi- Summer jobs on the farm for high When selecting employees, agricultural settle into a more nor- are eased or lifted, the cials around the region to school and college students are nowhere companies say that soft skills like a strong mal seasonal pattern, sales numbers show that find ways to reduce these near as common as they once were. As a work ethic, good communication, time unlike the sharp jump there is still a strong fees and still ensure that national survey shows the average age of management and dependability are just as that occurred during the demand for new homes new communities include the farm workforce going up, California important as technical know-how, accord- second half of 2020,” in the region, which give needed amenities." farmers say young people don’t think ing to a recent survey by California State La Fortune said. “June’s families the space and The North State BIA much about farm work anymore. One University, Fresno. Agriculture industry sales were slightly lower amenities they’re looking is the leading advocate farmer says he hasn’t hired a student knowledge was the only technical skill than they were last year, for. for the home building for a summer job in several years, while that was on the top 10 skills listed as most but still well above the He cautioned that sup- industry in the greater another says young people aren’t as likely important. monthly average for ply constraints, similar to Sacramento region. to have a farmer in the family. Roses thrive in state’s cities June." those being faced in many Representing more than California Melon Crop Faces Challenges Since 1997, an average industries, are causing 500 members who pro- When it comes to flowers, roses are of 392 new homes were some delays in construc- vide 55,000 industry jobs, While the demand for California-grown among the most widely recognized. But sold in June in the region, tion but that builders are the North State BIA is melons is high, farmers say getting those where do they flourish? Eight California including Sacramento, working hard to address committed to preserv- melons to the nation’s tables has faced mul- cities rank among the best in the U.S. for Placer, El Dorado, Yolo, them and to keep buy- ing and furthering the tiple challenges this season. These include rose gardens, according to a recent ranking Sutter, Yuba and Nevada ers fully informed of any economic interests of a statewide drought impeding water deliv- based on factors such as growing season counties. This year’s June issues. its members, while also eries; excessive heat reducing yields; a and average summer temperature, precip- total was lower than sales And he again called on working to enhance the shortage of skilled on-farm employees and itation and hours of sunlight. Fresno and in January through April local governments to take industry's standing as a truck drivers; and a shortage in supplies Sacramento are in the top 16 cities of 50. and slightly higher than a hard look at the high significant contributor to such as pallets, bins and cardboard. The San On the farm, California rose growers pro- in May -- a more nor- level of development fees the regional economy. For Joaquin Valley’s west side and the Imperial duce approximately 17 million stems of mal seasonal pattern than that are ultimately paid by more information, visit Valley provide 75% of the nation’s commer- cut roses and 4 million units of potted rose found last year when sales new-home buyers. www.northstatebia.org. H cially grown melons. plants annually. H 6 FRIDAY» JULY 23, 2021 » THE GRIDLEY HERALD Suspect Arrested for Murder “Roaring Back” is just a of Jacob McArthur Campaign Slogan, Not Reality official business is unsa- We had the nation’s highest BCSO Press Release related to the murder. Detectives also had to vory. While not uncommon level of poverty before the finish the child pornography investigation, in other states, until now pandemic and it has surely BUTTE COUNTY, CA (MPG) - Over the past and ensure two juveniles contacted during California governors have increased. 18 months, Butte County Sheriff’s Office the investigation were not victims of child been fairly meticulous about The major factor in (BCSO) detectives have continued to inves- pornography prior to issuing a press release. separating official business California’s high poverty is tigate the circumstances surrounding the As a result of the search warrants numer- from their re-election cam- the state’s very high cost of murder of Jacob McArthur. During the sub- ous evidence items were located to include paign events. living, particularly for hous- sequent investigation, detectives located the following items: Approximately 3,300 The second is that in ing, but for other necessities evidence that give them cause to believe that pounds of marijuana packaged for sale, spending so much money as well, such as gasoline and Dylan Rice murdered Jacob. approximately 10 firearms, approximately so quickly Newsom may be utilities. In July of 2021, detectives obtained an $140,000 in United States currency, approx- endangering the state’s fis- Newsom has offered only arrest warrant for Rice. On July 9, 2021, the imately $30,000 in silver coins, numerous By Dan Walters cal health. His predecessor, token and/or short-term BCSO SWAT Team and detectives arrested cellular telephones and computers, and a CALMatters Jerry Brown, who preached responses to those costs, Rice in Paradise. Rice was placed under generator and vehicle that were purchased frugality and was wary of such as rental and utility bill arrest and later booked into the Butte County with the proceeds from narcotics trafficking. Virtually every day, Gov. launching new programs that assistance and cash payments Jail for an open count of murder. This investi- The United States currency and silver coins Gavin Newsom shows up could mushroom out of con- to low-income families that gation is ongoing. If anyone has information were also determined to be proceeds from someplace in California to trol, warned of the danger in probably, as Brown warns, about this case, they are encouraged to call narcotics trafficking. proclaim, for the umpteenth a television interview this cannot be sustained. Detective Tristan Harper at 530-538-7671. To date the following individuals time, that the state is “roaring month. The state’s housing short- January 7, 2020 have been arrested: back” from the COVID-19 Brown said the state faces age continues to put upward pandemic. “fiscal stress” in the years pressure on rents and home Oroville, CA – Today the Butte County Dylan Rice of Chico, age 25 was arrested These highly orchestrated ahead as revenues return to prices and the $3.5 billion Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) provided details for maintaining a residence where narcotics events are billed as official more normal levels. “The that Newsom’s new budget about a murder investigation that began on are stored/sold, possession of marijuana for state business, but in fact are word is volatility,” Brown contains for affordable hous- December 21, 2019. On December 21, depu- sale, and cultivation of marijuana. merely political campaign said. “Money comes and ing would build fewer than ties responded to a report of a male suffering Shaina Burnette of Chico, age 39 was appearances aimed at per- money goes. The federal 10,000 units in a state that’s from a gunshot wound at a residence located arrested for maintaining residences where suading voters to support him government is going deeper at least 80,000 units short in the 700 Block of Craig Access Road, narcotics are stored/sold, possession of mar- in the Sept. 14 recall elec- into debt, they are spend- of meeting its own housing Oroville. The male was later identified as ijuana for sale, and cultivation of marijuana. tion, mostly by touting one ing money wildly. The state quotas each year. Jacob McArthur, age 27. Upon arrival, dep- Morgan Karno of Chico, age 52 was of the multi-billion-dollar is now spending money. It is The key to the housing uties determined the male was deceased. arrested for maintaining residences where giveaways in his new state not sustainable.” dilemma is making California Detectives obtained a search warrant for the narcotics are stored/sold, possession of mar- budget. Brown noted that the more attractive for private residence and began conducting follow-up. ijuana for sale, and cultivation of marijuana. “As the state comes roar- state is highly dependent on investment, but Newsom During a follow-up investigation, Christopher Mack of Concow, age 30 was ing back from the pandemic, a relative handful of high- and legislators have ducked Detectives suspected the murder was directly arrested for maintaining a residence where we’re laser-focused on get- income taxpayers for its the difficult policy choices related to the illegal sales of marijuana. narcotics are stored/sold, possession of an ting this assistance out the revenue, saying, “the grow- to encourage such invest- Detectives identified a large drug traffick- assault weapon, being armed while commit- door as quickly as possi- ing utter inequality of the ment, such as reforming the ing organization, and at this point believe an ting a felony, possession of marijuana for ble and providing supports economy because the rich California Environmental individual or individuals participating in the sale, and cultivation of marijuana, and pos- across the board to help people make so damn much Quality Act and rebuffing drug trafficking organization were responsi- session of child pornography. Californians get back on their money and California hap- efforts by construction unions ble for the murder. Over the past two weeks Monique Bird of Chico, age 53 was feet,” Newsom said at a stop pens to tax the rich people to claim jurisdiction on hous- Detectives have served search warrants at 13 arrested for child endangerment, possession in Southern California last disproportionally… we need ing projects. residences in Butte County. Shaina Burnette of marijuana for sale, and illegal cultivation week to highlight a new pro- a more frugal, sustainable, California will be truly of Chico, age 39 was determined to be the of marijuana. gram to pay overdue rent. more prudent way of doing roaring back when unem- leader of the drug trafficking organization. Gabriel Bacon of Oroville, age 43 was One could conclude that business.” ployment decreases, housing During the service of one of the search war- arrested for maintaining a residence where Newsom, in parceling out Finally, Newsom’s “roar- construction increases, the rants in Concow, electronic devices were narcotics are stored/sold, possession of mar- cash from an unexpected ing back” mantra sidesteps poverty rate declines, and located. While processing evidence, child ijuana for sale, and cultivation of marijuana. windfall of revenue, is trying the state’s very real socio- educational achievement pornography was located on one of the This investigation is ongoing. Detectives to buy votes with taxpayer economic problems which, rises. Until then, it’s just a devices belonging to Christopher Mack, age are in the process of analyzing evidence money. if anything, have wors- campaign slogan. 30 of Concow. An additional search warrant related to the murder investigation. The There are three troubling ened during the pandemic. Dan Walters has been was obtained and additional electronics were Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with addi- aspects to that self-serving California still has one of the a journalist for nearly 60 seized. tional information about the murder, the drug effort. nation’s highest unemploy- years, spending all but a few To protect the integrity of the investi- trafficking organization, or the child pornog- One is that blatant cam- ment rates with well over of those years working for gation, a press release was not done until raphy investigation to contact Detectives Joe paigning under the guise of a million jobless workers. California newspapers. H detectives finished executing search warrants Hooks or Jake Smith at 530-538-7671. H Motorists Cut Driving Nearly in Half OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Professional office space for rent in Gridley. Downtown, across By Sergio Avila, AAA the street from city hall. Plenty of parking, easy access. Furnished or unfurnished. Secure Wi-fi available. $300 per month on a six-month WALNUT CREEK, CA (MPG) - New research from the renewable agreement. Shared conference room or meeting area AAA Foundation for included. Small deposit required. Available now. Traffic Safety’s New Call 530-846-3661 to set up an appointment to view. American Driving Survey (2020) showed the aver- age number of all daily car trips at the start of the pan- demic dropped by 45% as COVID-19 and associated restrictions led to a drastic drop in road travel. Daily Crime Reports trips rebounded in May The average number of all daily car trips at the start of the and June but remained pandemic dropped by 45% as COVID-19 and associated 20-25% below their 2019 restrictions led to a drastic drop in road travel. Photo by Vincent Gerbouin levels during the remain- and telecommuting. COVID-19 pandemic, der of 2020. Commuting trips made highway safety officials According to the by workers on days when will need to double down Gridley- Biggs Police Report research in April 2020: they worked decreased by on curbing speeding, Trips by all modes of approximately 22%. For substance-impaired driv- transportation plunged by the remainder of the year, ing, and failure to buckle July 10- July 19 40 percent; The average commuting trips were up,” said Sergio Avila, number of daily trips for approximately 26% below AAA Northern California 7-10-21: At 10:46 on the 1500 block of Hwy 99, Gridley CA, John Christopher all modes of transportation pre-pandemic levels. spokesperson. fell from 3.7 trips per day Leavens, 41, was arrest for possession of tear gas by a felon (22810 (a) PC), (2019) to 2.2 trips. Car fatalities rise AAA urges drivers to possession of a controlled substance (11377 (a) H&S), possession of drug despite less travel in keep everyone safe on the paraphernalia (11364 (a) H&S) and was booked into Butte County Jail. Other key findings: 2020 roads and warns drivers Daily Car trips: Fell Despite fewer cars on against falling back into 7-11-21: At 8:50 pm on the 1500 block of Hwy 99 CA, Gridley, Roberto from 3.2 pre-pandemic to the road and more peo- bad driving habits. Enrique Peralta, 38, was arrested on a local misdemeanor bench warrant 1.8 in April 2020, before ple staying home, the Methodology: This rebounding slightly to 2.6 National Highway Traffic study examined data from and was booked into Butte County Jail. trips for the rest of 2020; Safety Administration the AAA Foundation’s 7-14-21: At 11:28 pm on the 100 block of Hazel St., Gridley CA, Anthony Travel by Urban Areas: (NHTSA) recently esti- New American Driving Daily trips dropped 42% mated that 38,680 people Survey (New ADS), Caudillo, 27, was arrested on an outside agency felony warrant and booked (compared to 25% for died in motor vehicle traf- which surveys a repre- into Butte County Jail. those living in Suburban fic crashes in 2020 – an sentative sample of U.S. areas), before leveling off increase of about 7.2% residents ages 16 years or 7-16-21: At 12:45 am on the 1500 block of Hwy 99, Gridley CA, Jorge to a 20%-30% reduction; over 2019 and the largest older to collect detailed Ruben Rosales, 22, was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia Travel by transit, taxi, or projected number of fatal- information about all of (11364 (a) H&S) and booked into the Butte County Jail. rideshare: The proportion ities since 2007. the travel they did on of people who reported The most recent the day before the inter- 7-18-21: At 8:41 pm on the 600 block of Kentucky St., Gridley CA, Norma making any trips by tran- AAA Foundation for view. The current study Jean Judith Fox, 34, was arrested for burglary (459 PC), accessory (32 PC), sit, taxi, or rideshare Traffic Safety Traffic examines the mean daily plummeted from 5.5% pre- Safety Culture Index number of trips made by and was booked into Butte County Jail. pandemic to 1.7% in April (TSCI) found that driv- U.S. residents each month 7-19-21: At 5:50 pm on the 1500 block of Hwy 99, Gridley CA, Luis Antonio of 2020, before leveling ers perceive distracted, among 7,873 respondents off at approximately 2.4% aggressive and impaired who were interviewed Alberto Lopez, 37, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance for the remainder of the driving as dangerous. Yet, between July 1, 2019 (11377 (a) H&S), violation of probation (1203.1 (A) PC), receiving known year; Commuter Travel: many drivers admitted to (start of data collection stolen property (496 (a) PC) and was booked into the Butte County Jail. Work-related travel by engaging in at least one of for the New ADS) and all transportation modes these behaviors in the 30 December 31, 2020. In the dropped by 40% in April days prior to the survey. New ADS, a trip refers to 2020, likely reflecting a “As the U.S. any travel from one place get more info at www.crimegraphics.com mix of layoffs, job losses, climbs out of the to another. H FRIDAY» JULY 23, 2021 » THE GRIDLEY HERALD 7

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Bible only addresses the My advice is to stay topic of tithing by individ- Borrow your Own away from the company uals – not businesses. Money? that’s offering it and any- Personally, I don’t give a thing else they have. It’s a tenth of my business gross Helmets Dear Dave, really bad product, and it’s or net until I receive my On average 700 people die every year from bicycle accidents, while nearly I have a question about a scummy way to sell whole paycheck. When that hap- self-banking with whole life insurance – which is an pens – meaning it’s profit 500,000 more people went to the emergency room. 90% of the people term life insurance. The awful product to begin with. that I’m going to pay taxes killed in bicycle accidents were not wearing a helmet. While helmets alone way I understand it, you can No one, except for folks in on, or it’s salaried income probably couldn’t have saved everyone, if they could have saved only half accrue a cash balance, bor- that business, believes in it out of my business – I tithe those not wearing helmets, that’s 315 people who could have lived. row against it, and then pay or talks positively about it on the profits. interest to yourself. Is this anymore. So, I can’t really tell you A little over 4,000 people die from motorcycle accidents each year. While worth it, or should I stay Being able to borrow I’ve found Biblical instruc- a little over 50% of motorcycle fatalities were wearing helmets, estimating away from it and continue your own money? Really? tion to give a tenth of your that helmets could save the lives of only half those killed not wearing them using a bank? Why on earth would anyone business. Hope this helps! that’s 1,000 people killed who could have lived. All-terrain vehicles, or want to borrow their own Dave Ramsey is a – Kunal ATVs, are similar to motorcycles in that only about 50% of fatalities were money? It’s ridiculous! seven-time #1 national wearing helmets. Dear Kunal, – Dave best-selling author, per- Actually, it’s a whole life sonal finance expert, and policy, not a term policy. Should I Tithe on host of The Ramsey Show, CAL FIRE/Gridley Fire Department And it’s an absolute scam. my Business? heard by more than 18 Would Like To Offer These Helpful Tips For Safe Riding: Basically, with whole million listeners each life you pay about 20 Dear Dave, week. He has appeared on times more for the same My wife and I are Good Morning America, • Always wear a helmet when riding, even adults amount of insurance that Christians, and we own a CBS This Morning, Today you would with a term pol- successful small business in Show, Fox News, CNN, • Don’t listen to headphones in both ears while icy. The extra money goes our town. Should businesses Fox Business, and many riding into a savings account, and tithe? more. Since 1992, Dave you earn next to nothing – Barker has helped people regain • Ensure helmets meet safety ratings and have on it, even after you finally control of their money, a CPSC, ASTM, or Snell sticker inside start to build it up. One of Dear Barker, build wealth and enhance the ways they’re pitching This is a good question. their lives. H • Helmets should have a hard plastic outer shell • Make sure your helmet fi ts correctly, A Veteran if not replace ank Today Th • Replace helmets that have cracks or were worn during an accident • Be aware of your surroundings, and others around you, because they BODY SHOP TECH probably are not aware of you We are hiring for 2 openings with good pay. Looking for high energy, hard working, punctual, & Thank You, and Be Safe!! responsible person. Must have experience to be a painter's prep, Sparky the Dog assemble & disassemble vehicles, sand/polish & detail. 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and over-night lodg- of others. He set no stan- ing all across the Roman dards for buildings to empire. Matthew traded house person meeting in his life of taxing and bor- His name. “Where there rowing for blessings of are two or more of you “Donorcycles” Jesus’ parables, teachings, gathered in my name and training. The thief on that’s where I’ll be.” the cross trades his life (Matthew18:19-20) Also, The problem is, Dewey be speaking German. for one with Christ and all that is asked of us is a has … occurrences. A So allowing Dewey to The sale of the century received light on the dark- payment in love and devo- Dewey Occurrence (and ride a motorcycle … even is on! Check the ads and est day of the world. tion to our fellow men. Slim Randles the capital letters are on as far as the neighbor’s get in on the buys of the Get three for the price “Do unto others…Love purpose here) normally mailbox … comes per- year! Drastic price cuts of one. When we accept your neighbor as your- There’s something consists of something ilously close to being a on all sales if purchased God as our foundation self… Do unto the least about the freedom of a so out of the ordinary crime against humanity. now! we also receive Jesus as of these.” motorcycle ride … the happening to him that You don’t really think Low down payments the walls of support, and Bonuses offered for wind blowing through it would be virtually of accidents happening with approved credit: The the Holy Spirit as the purchase. With our guar- your hair, passing mere impossible to happen to at less than five miles an Lord offers the best pay- best alarm system ever antee in God, we receive cars at light speed, mos- someone else. Like the hour. Not usually. But ment plan ever. All we installed. Where else can extra added bonuses. We quitoes splattered against time he got his father’s I understand Dingle’s have to do is repent and you get such a bargain and receive a God with the your grin. I guess that was pickup truck stuck in the motorcycle can be fixed, ask for forgiveness. We not have to pay a fortune? power to change courses why. mud. During a drought. In Dewey only has to wear owe nothing and noth- For a limited time, we of lives, a Christ that But why would ol’ the only mud puddle in the the cast for six weeks, and ing is expected. We don’t can super-size our bar- overcomes death, and a Dingle let Dewey Decker county. If Dewey drove the neighbor was tired of have to borrow from our gains. Accepting Jesus Holy Spirit and a band take his motorcycle out a car in the Indianapolis that mailbox, anyway. The savings or mortgage our as our Savior gives us a of angels that stand for a spin? 500, it would be hit … by nurse down at the emer- first-born. Grace is now super amount of strength guard over an entire uni- “Hey, I was right there,” a meteor. If Dewey took gency room said she calls affordable. to face everyday prob- verse. Without worry, Dingle said later. “I told the podium to conduct the them “donorcycles.” Low financing avail- lems. When we need we are assured of food him not to go past the high school band on the Brought to you by The able: Once we are part of extra courage and a little and clothing if our faith neighbor’s mailbox, and football field at half time, Fly Fisherman’s Bucket God’s kingdom, we are in extra push of determina- is strong. With praises I’d shown him how to run the podium would dis- List by Slim Randles, line for the best terms on tion, all we have to do is on our lips, we, too, can the thing. It’s not like he appear into quicksand. If from Rio Grande Books, record. God offers hard ask for a super dose of face a burning furnace, wasn’t supervised.” Dewey had been a soldier and now available at work toward a life eter- help and faith steps in, or a den of lions, be they But Dewey? in World War II, we’d all Amazon.com. H nal. He prepares a place Jesus pushes us upward real or created by outside for retirement and all towards comfort. forces. we have to do is accept No frills or fancy stores Don’t hesitate! Decide the terms available and are needed, and no inter- today! Buy into Heaven’s believe in its attainment. est charged for services. bargains now before the Discounts and rebates for “Upon the rock I will sale ends. Time is limited First Evidence of West Nile Detected trade-ins. Once we decide build my church.” Said so don’t wait! to trade in our life of sin Jesus to Peter. (Matthew Receive these gifts by for one of a new attitude, 16:18) Nowhere did meeting with the Gridley by Sutter-Yuba MVCD discounts, and rebates up He say, “I make you a United Methodist Church to life-changing amounts Methodist, and you… Sundays at 9:30 am. The are available. Paul traded etc…” He wanted us to church is located on the Sutter-Yuba Mosquito containing DEET, picaridin, oil of lemon his life of persecution in be a church of God’s fam- corner of Magnolia and and Vector Control District eucalyptus or IR3535 when mosquitoes for one filled with travel ily, all meeting the needs Haskell Streets. H are active or biting. These are the EPA YUBA-SUTTER REGION, CA (MPG) - The approved mosquito repellents recom- Sutter-Yuba Mosquito and Vector Control mended to prevent bites. Always follow LEGAL ADVERTISING District has detected the first evidence of package instructions for appropriate age The Gridley Herald Adjudicated For and By the County of Butte, Adjudication No. 27207–October 29, 1951 Legal Advertising Hotline 916-483-2299 Legal Advertising West Nile virus in Sutter County in 2021. and directions for use. Legal Advertising Fax 916-773-2999 650 Kentucky Street, Gridley, CA 95948 A mosquito sample recently collected west D ‒ Dawn and Dusk ‒ limit outdoor activity of Yuba City on Daphne Lane has also at dawn and dusk when mosquitoes that carry PUBLIC NOTICE tested positive. We have had no detections WNV are most active. Wear long sleeves and of WNV in dead birds, sentinel chicken pants if you have to be outdoors when mos- The Butte County Association of Governments (BCAG) is the federally designated Metropolitan flocks or humans. Mosquito populations quitoes are present. Planning Organization (MPO) and state designated Regional Transportation Planning Agency of the WNV vector are lower than histor- D ‒ Doors and windows ‒ keep screens in (RTPA) for Butte County and its incorporated cities. As the RTPA, BCAG is required to prepare ically normal, however, production has good repair and keep mosquitoes out, by mak- a Regional Transportation Improvement program (RTIP) every two years. The purpose of the increased with hot daytime temperatures. ing sure that the screens on your doors and RTIP is to identify programming recommendations for the State Transportation Improvement The District’s surveillance system is in full windows are not broken or torn. Program (STIP). The STIP is comprised of two components, a Regional Improvement Program operation and mosquito control efforts are D ‒ Drain all standing water around the (RIP) for projects nominated by regional agencies such as BCAG and the Interregional being increased in areas where detections outside of your home ‒ buckets, jar lids, tires Improvement Program (IIP) for projects nominated by Caltrans. The STIP is adopted by the are made. and flower pot trays are some common places California Transportation Commission. Prevention of mosquito bites is the best Residents are asked to report dead birds way to protect against West Nile virus to the California Department of Public The RTIP indicates the area’s short-term plan for use of RIP and IIP dollars for transportation projects over the next five fiscal years beginning July 1, 2022. The purpose of this public notice and other mosquito-borne viruses at home Health website at www.westnile.ca.gov or is to inform the public that BCAG will begin the development of the 2022 RTIP. The draft 2022 when travelling. Taking simple steps to by phone at 877-968-2473. RTIP for Butte County will be available for review and comment no later than November 9, prevent mosquito bites should become a You can obtain additional information 2021. The public is encouraged to participate and provide input to the RTIP or any other BCAG basic health habit, just like washing your by visiting our website at www.sutter- planning function. The RTIP document and other related information will be posted online hands, to keep you and your family healthy. yubamvcd.org or by contacting the District at BCAG’s webpage at: http://www.bcag.org/Planning/RTIP/index.html. The document will Remembering the 4 “D”s is an easy way to office at 530-674-5456 ext. 0 between the remain draft until it is adopted by the BCAG Board. A public zoom workshop will be scheduled help prevent mosquito bites: hours of 7 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday thru for September 2021. Zoom information will be posted at the BCAG RTIP webpage at http:// D ‒ DEET ‒ apply mosquito repellants Friday. H www.bcag.org/Planning/RTIP/index.html. If you are interested in being placed on an email distribution for matters concerning the development of the RTIP, please contact Ivan Garcia at the BCAG Offices.

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The following persons are doing business as: BOOST UP The following persons are doing business as: Registration Regulations and Applications The following persons are doing business as: Paradise Counter Tops 1950 E 20th Street, Suite C303, Chico, CA 95928 2542 Highway 99, Biggs, CA 95917 940-B Easy Street, Paradise, CA 95969 Varinder Singh, 106 Olympic Drive, Vallejo, CA 94589 Justine Hughes, 2542 Highway 99, Biggs, CA 95917 Gregory Edward Price, 34 Dawn Court, Paradise, CA 95969 Date Filed in Butte County: June 1, 2021 Date Filed in Butte County: June 28, 2021 Date Filed in Butte County: June 25, 2021 The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: June 1, 2021 The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: N/A The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: March 1, 1988 This Business is Conducted by: Individual This Business is Conducted by: Individual This Business is Conducted by: Individual

NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code. Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code. Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code. Publish: July 2, 9, 16 & 23, 2021 (The Gridley Herald) Publish: July 9, 16, 23 & 30, 2021 (The Gridley Herald) Publish: July 9, 16, 23 & 30, 2021 (The Gridley Herald)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2021-0000797 FILE NO. 2021-0000766 FILE NO. 2021-0000777

The following persons are doing business as: R.M. Enterprise and Construction Services The following persons are doing business as: Gridley Food and Liquor The following persons are doing business as: Second Hand Steel 1049 Oakbriar Circle, Roseville, CA 95747 511 Virginia Street, Gridley, CA 95948 9544 Athena Way, Durham, CA 95938 Raymond E. McNish, 1049 Oakbriar Circle, Roseville, CA 95747 Surjit Singh, 1884 Masera Way, Yuba City, CA 95993 Alex Alexander, 9544 Athena Way, Durham, CA 95938 Date Filed in Butte County: June 25, 2021 Date Filed in Butte County: June 17, 2021 Date Filed in Butte County: June 22, 2021 The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: April 26, 2021 The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: N/A The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: N/A This Business is Conducted by: Individual This Business is Conducted by: Individual This Business is Conducted by: Individual

NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code. Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code. Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code. Publish: July 9, 16, 23 & 30, 2021 (The Gridley Herald) Publish: July 9, 16, 23 & 30, 2021 (The Gridley Herald) Publish: July 9, 16, 23 & 30, 2021 (The Gridley Herald)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2021-0000786 CASE #21CV01528 FILE NO. 2021-0000840 1. Petitioner Chandler Kevin Brown filed a petition with this court for a decree The following persons are doing business as: Moonlite Creations changing names as follows: The following persons are doing business as: ERM Orchard Equipment 5323 Becky Lane, Oroville, CA 95966 Present name Proposed name 60 Hollis Lane, Gridley, CA 95948 Shelia Annette Howard-Watson, 5323 Becky Lane, Oroville, CA 95966 Chandler Kevin Brown Chandler Kevin Little Efrain Chavez Figueroa, 27 La Cresenta Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 and Ruben Cahvez Figueroa, 60 Date Filed in Butte County: June 23, 2021 Hollis Lane, Gridley, CA 95948 The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: N/A 2. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter shall appear before this court at Date Filed in Butte County: July 7, 2021 This Business is Conducted by: Individual the hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name should not The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: N/A This Business is Conducted by: General Partnership NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the be granted. Any person objecting to the name changes described above must file written objection NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that that includes the reasons for the objection at least two court days before the matter is scheduled to be office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious heard and must appear at the hearing August 18, 2021 9:00 a.m. Department TBA, Superior Court time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see of California, County of Butte, North County Courthouse 1775 Concord Avenue Chico, CA 95928 business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code. Publish: July 9, 16, 23 & 30, 2021 (The Gridley Herald) Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code. Publish: July 9, 16, 23 & 30, 2021 (The Gridley Herald) Publish: July 16, 23, 30 & August 6, 2021 (The Gridley Herald) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2021-0000835 FILE NO. 2021-0000822 FILE NO. 2021-0000850 The following persons are doing business as: JOHN HENRY CONSTRUCTION The following persons are doing business as: A Touch of Love Photography 144 Wayman Lane, Oroville, CA 95966 The following persons are doing business as: Tobacco Plus 276 White Avenue, Chico, CA 95926 John Henry Stranger, 144 Wayman Lane, Oroville, CA 95966 1369 Feather River Boulevard, Oroville, CA 95965 Kimberly Abarca-Sanchez, 276 White Avenue, Chico, CA 95926 Date Filed in Butte County: July 6, 2021 AQ Stars, Incorporated, 1369 Feather River Boulevard, Oroville, CA 95965 Date Filed in Butte County: June 30, 2021 The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: N/A Date Filed in Butte County: July 8, 2021 The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: N/A This Business is Conducted by: Individual The Registrant commenced to transact business under the above business name on: N/A This Business is Conducted by: Individual This Business is Conducted by: Corporation NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code. 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NOTICE OF PETITION CASE No. 21PR00304 requesting Jeremy S. Lau er be ap- protect you. Your written response la corte tiene derecho a reclamar las arbitration award of $10,000 or TO ADMINISTER ESTATE To all heirs, bene ciaries, creditors, pointed as personal representative to must be in proper legal form if cuotas y los costos exentos por im- more in a civil case.  e court’s lien and contingent creditors of and per- administer the estate of the decedent. you want the court to hear your poner un gravamen sobre cualquier must be paid before the court will sons who may be otherwise interested  e petition requests authority to case.  ere may be a court form recuperacion de $10,000 o mas de dismiss the case. AVISO! Lo han NOTICE OF PETITION TO AD- in the will or estate, or both of Alicia F. administer the estate under the In- that you can use for your response. valor recibida mediante un acuerdo demandado. Si no responde dentro MINISTER ESTATE OF KATHLEEN Bowling deceased dependent Administration of Estates You can nd these court forms and o una concesion de arbitraje en un de 30 dias, la corte puede decidir en ANNE TERRY aka: KATHLEEN A Petition for Probate has been led Act. ( is authority will allow the more information at the California caso de derecho civil. Tiene que pa- su contra sin escuchar su version. ANNE LOPEZ by Sharon Bowling Jensen, in the Su- executor to take many actions with- Courts Online Self-Help Center gar el gravamen de la corte antes de Lea la informacion a continuacion. CASE No. 21PR00301 perior Court of California, County out obtaining court approval. Before (www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), que la corte pueda desechar el caso. Tiene 30 DIAS DE CALEN- To all heirs, bene ciaries, creditors, of Butte, requesting Sharon Bowling taking certain very important actions, your county law library, or the  e name and address of the court DARIO despues de que le entreg- and contingent creditors of and per- Jensen be appointed as personal rep- however, the executor will be required courthouse nearest you. If you is: (El nombre y direccion de la corte uen esta citacion y papeles legales sons who may be otherwise interested resentative to administer the estate of to give notice to interested persons cannot pay the ling fee, ask the es): SUPERIOR COURT OF CAL- para presentar una respuesta por in the will or estate, or both of Kath- the decedent. unless they have waived notice or have court clerk for a fee waiver form. IFORNIA, County of Butte, 1775 escrito en esta corte y hacer que leen Anne Terry aka: Kathleen Anne  e petition requests authority to consented to the proposed action.) If you do not le your response Concord Avenue Chico, CA 95928 se entregue una copia al deman- Lopez deceased administer the estate under the In-  e independent administration au- on time, you may lose the case by  e name, address and tele- dante. Una carta o una llamada A Petition for Probate has been dependent Administration of Estates thority will be granted unless an inter- default, and your wages, money, phone number of plainti ’s at- telefonica no lo protegen. Su re- led by Michael R. Lopez, Jr., in the Act. ( is authority will allow the ested person les an objection to the and property may be taken without torney, or plainti without an spuesta por escrito tiene que estar Superior Court of California, County executor to take many actions with- petition and shows good cause why the further warning from the court. attorney is: (El nombre, la direc- en formato legal correcto si desea of Butte, requesting Michael R. Lopez out obtaining court approval. Before court should not grant the authority.  ere are other legal require- cion y el numero de telefono del que procesen su caso en la corte. be appointed as personal represen- taking certain very important actions, A hearing on the petition will be ments. You may want to call an abogado del demandante, o del Es posible que haya un formula- tative to administer the estate of the however, the executor will be required held in this court as follows Septem- attorney right away. If you do not demandante que no tiene aboga- rio que usted pueda usar para su decedent. to give notice to interested persons ber 7, 2021, 9:00 a.m. in Dept TBA, know an attorney, you may want do, es): Joseph L Selby (#249546) respuesta. Puede encontrar estos  e petition requests authority to unless they have waived notice or Room TBA. at Superior Court of to call an attorney referral service. Law O ces of Ferris & Selby formularios de la corte y mas in- administer the estate under the In- have consented to the proposed ac- California, County of Butte, 1775 If you cannot a ord an attorney, 2607 Forest Avenue Suite formacion en el Centro de Ayuda dependent Administration of Estates tion.)  e independent administra- Concord Avenue Chico, CA 95928. you may be eligible for free legal 130 Chico, CA 95928 de las Cortes de California (www. Act. ( is authority will allow the tion authority will be granted unless IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of services from a nonpro t legal ser- Tel: 530-366-4290 sucorte.ca.gov) en la biblioteca de executor to take many actions with- an interested person les an objection the petition, you should appear at the vices program. You can locate these Date: (Fecha) 07/10/2019 leyes de su condado o en la corte out obtaining court approval. Before to the petition and shows good cause hearing and state your objections or nonpro t groups at the Califor- Clerk (Secretario) Kimberly que le quede mas cerca. Si no puede taking certain very important actions, why the court should not grant the le written objections with the court nia Legal Services Web site (www. Flener, Deputy (Adjunto) pagar la cuota de presentacion, however, the executor will be required authority. before the hearing. Your appearance lawhelpcalifornia.org), the Califor- Publish: July 23, 30 pida al secretario de la corte que le to give notice to interested persons A hearing on the petition will be may be in person or by your attorney. nia Courts Online Self-Help Center and August 6, 13, 2021 de un formulario de exencion de unless they have waived notice or held in this court as follows August 10, IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a (www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), STRAWN 8-13-21 pago de cuotas. Si no presenta su have consented to the proposed ac- 2021, 9:00 a.m. in Dept TBA, Room contingent creditor of the deceased, or by contacting your local court or respuesta a tiempo, puede perder el tion.)  e independent administra- TBA. at Superior Court of California, you must le your claim with the court county bar association. NOTE:  e caso por incumplimiento y la corte tion authority will be granted unless County of Butte, 1775 Concord Ave- and mail a copy to the personal repre- court has a statutory lien for waived SUMMONS le podra quitar su sueldo, dine- an interested person les an objection nue Chico, CA 95928. sentative appointed by the court with- fees and costs on any settlement or (CITACION JUDICIAL) ro y bienes sin mas advertencia. to the petition and shows good cause IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of in the later of either (1) four months arbitration award of $10,000 or CASE NUMBER: Hay otros requisitos legales. Es why the court should not grant the the petition, you should appear at the from the date of rst issuance of letters more in a civil case.  e court’s lien 19CV02607 recomendable que llame a un abo- authority. hearing and state your objections or to a general personal representative, as must be paid before the court will NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: gado inmediatamente. Si no conoce A hearing on the petition will be le written objections with the court de ned in section 58(b) of the Califor- dismiss the case. AVISO! Lo han James M Butler a un abogado, puede llamar a un held in this court as follows August 24, before the hearing. Your appearance nia Probate Code, or (2) 60 days from demandado. Si no responde dentro YOU ARE BEING SUED servicio de remision a abogados. 2021, 9:00 a.m. in Dept TBA, Room may be in person or by your attorney. the date of mailing or personal delivery de 30 dias, la corte puede decidir en BY PLAINTIFF: Butte Coun- Si no puede pagar a un abogado, es TBA. at Superior Court of California, IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a to you of a notice under section 9052 su contra sin escuchar su version. ty Credit Bureau A Corp posible que cumpla con los requi- County of Butte, 1775 Concord Ave- contingent creditor of the deceased, of the California Probate Code. Other Lea la informacion a continuacion. NOTICE! You have been sued. sitos para obtener servicios legales nue Chico, CA 95928. you must le your claim with the court California statutes and legal authority Tiene 30 DIAS DE CALEN-  e court may decide against you gratuitos de un programa de servi- IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of and mail a copy to the personal repre- may a ect your rights as a creditor. DARIO despues de que le entreg- without your being heard un- cios legales sin nes de lucro. Puede the petition, you should appear at the sentative appointed by the court with- You may want to consult with an attor- uen esta citacion y papeles legales less you respond within 30 days. encontrar estos grupos sin nes de hearing and state your objections or in the later of either (1) four months ney knowledgeable in California law. para presentar una respuesta por Read the information below. lucro en el sitio web de California le written objections with the court from the date of rst issuance of letters YOU MAY EXAMINE the le escrito en esta corte y hacer que You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS Legal Services, (www.lawhelpcali- before the hearing. Your appearance to a general personal representative, kept by the court. If you are inter- se entregue una copia al deman- a er this summons and legal pa- fornia.org), en el Centro de Ayuda may be in person or by your attorney. as de ned in section 58(b) of the Cal- ested in the estate, you may le with dante. Una carta o una llamada pers are served on you to le a de las Cortes de California, (www. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a ifornia Probate Code, or (2) 60 days the court a Request for Special Notice telefonica no lo protegen. Su re- written response at this court and sucorte.ca.gov) o poniendose en contingent creditor of the deceased, from the date of mailing or personal (form DE-154) of the ling of an in- spuesta por escrito tiene que estar have a copy served on the plain- contacto con la corte o el colegio de you must le your claim with the court delivery to you of a notice under sec- ventory and appraisal of estate assets en formato legal correcto si desea ti . A letter or phone call will not abogados locales. AVISO: Por ley, and mail a copy to the personal repre- tion 9052 of the California Probate or of any petition or account as pro- que procesen su caso en la corte. protect you. Your written response la corte tiene derecho a reclamar las sentative appointed by the court with- Code. Other California statutes and vided in Probate Code section 1250. Es posible que haya un formula- must be in proper legal form if cuotas y los costos exentos por im- in the later of either (1) four months legal authority may a ect your rights A Request for Special Notice form is rio que usted pueda usar para su you want the court to hear your poner un gravamen sobre cualquier from the date of rst issuance of letters as a creditor. You may want to consult available from the court clerk.  e respuesta. Puede encontrar estos case.  ere may be a court form recuperacion de $10,000 o mas de to a general personal representative, with an attorney knowledgeable in name, address and telephone number formularios de la corte y mas in- that you can use for your response. valor recibida mediante un acuerdo as de ned in section 58(b) of the Cal- California law. of the Petitioner is: Jeremy S. Lau er formacion en el Centro de Ayuda You can nd these court forms and o una concesion de arbitraje en un ifornia Probate Code, or (2) 60 days YOU MAY EXAMINE the le kept 14482 Holmwood Drive, de las Cortes de California (www. more information at the California caso de derecho civil. Tiene que pa- from the date of mailing or personal by the court. If you are interested in Magalia, CA 95954 sucorte.ca.gov) en la biblioteca de Courts Online Self-Help Center gar el gravamen de la corte antes de delivery to you of a notice under sec- the estate, you may le with the court a 530-863-0423 leyes de su condado o en la corte (www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), que la corte pueda desechar el caso. tion 9052 of the California Probate Request for Special Notice (form DE- Publish: July 23, 30 & August 6, 2021 que le quede mas cerca. Si no puede your county law library, or the  e name and address of the court Code. Other California statutes and 154) of the ling of an inventory and LAUFFER 170622 8-6-21 pagar la cuota de presentacion, courthouse nearest you. If you is: (El nombre y direccion de la corte legal authority may a ect your rights appraisal of estate assets or of any pe- pida al secretario de la corte que le cannot pay the ling fee, ask the es): SUPERIOR COURT OF CAL- as a creditor. You may want to consult tition or account as provided in Pro- Summons de un formulario de exencion de court clerk for a fee waiver form. IFORNIA, County of Butte, 1775 with an attorney knowledgeable in bate Code section 1250. A Request for pago de cuotas. Si no presenta su If you do not le your response Concord Avenue Chico, CA 95928 California law. Special Notice form is available from respuesta a tiempo, puede perder el on time, you may lose the case by  e name, address and tele- YOU MAY EXAMINE the le kept the court clerk.  e name, address and SUMMONS caso por incumplimiento y la corte default, and your wages, money, phone number of plainti ’s at- by the court. If you are interested in telephone number of the attorney for (CITACION JUDICIAL) le podra quitar su sueldo, dine- and property may be taken without torney, or plainti without an the estate, you may le with the court a the Petitioner is: Jennifer L. Ellingson CASE NUMBER: ro y bienes sin mas advertencia. further warning from the court. attorney is: (El nombre, la direc- Request for Special Notice (form DE- 20 Declaration Drive, Suite 200 19CV02069 Hay otros requisitos legales. Es  ere are other legal require- cion y el numero de telefono del 154) of the ling of an inventory and Chico, CA 95973 NOTICE TO DEFEN- recomendable que llame a un abo- ments. You may want to call an abogado del demandante, o del appraisal of estate assets or of any pe- 530-343-3454 DANT: Teresa Gail Strawn gado inmediatamente. Si no conoce attorney right away. If you do not demandante que no tiene aboga- tition or account as provided in Pro- Publish: July 16, 23 & 30, 2021 aka Teresa Gail Gillespie a un abogado, puede llamar a un know an attorney, you may want do, es): Joseph L Selby (#249546) bate Code section 1250. A Request for BOWLING 170622 7-30-21 YOU ARE BEING SUED servicio de remision a abogados. to call an attorney referral service. Law O ces of Ferris & Selby Special Notice form is available from BY PLAINTIFF: Butte Coun- Si no puede pagar a un abogado, es If you cannot a ord an attorney, 2607 Forest Avenue Suite 130 Chi- the court clerk.  e name, address and NOTICE OF PETITION TO AD- ty Credit Bureau A Corp posible que cumpla con los requi- you may be eligible for free legal co, CA 95928 telephone number of the attorney for MINISTER ESTATE OF STEVEN NOTICE! You have been sued. sitos para obtener servicios legales services from a nonpro t legal ser- Tel: 530-366-4290 the Petitioner is: Desiree J. Vance GEORGE LAUFFER  e court may decide against you gratuitos de un programa de servi- vices program. You can locate these Date: (Fecha) 08/28/2019 P.O. Box 1081 CASE No. 21PR00311 without your being heard un- cios legales sin nes de lucro. Puede nonpro t groups at the Califor- Clerk (Secretario) Kimberly Oroville, CA 95965 To all heirs, bene ciaries, credi- less you respond within 30 days. encontrar estos grupos sin nes de nia Legal Services Web site (www. Flener, Deputy (Adjunto) 530-965-5672 tors, and contingent creditors of and Read the information below. lucro en el sitio web de California lawhelpcalifornia.org), the Califor- Publish: July 23, 30 and August 6, Publish: July 9, 16, and 23, 2021 persons who may be otherwise in- You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS Legal Services, (www.lawhelpcali- nia Courts Online Self-Help Center 13, 2021 LOPEZ 170622 7-23-21 terested in the will or estate, or both a er this summons and legal pa- fornia.org), en el Centro de Ayuda (www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), BUTLER 8-13-21 of Steven George Lau er deceased pers are served on you to le a de las Cortes de California, (www. or by contacting your local court or NOTICE OF PETITION TO AD- A Petition for Probate has been led written response at this court and sucorte.ca.gov) o poniendose en county bar association. NOTE:  e MINISTER ESTATE OF ALICIA F. by Jeremy S. Lau er, in the Superior have a copy served on the plain- contacto con la corte o el colegio de court has a statutory lien for waived BOWLING Court of California, County of Butte, ti . A letter or phone call will not abogados locales. AVISO: Por ley, fees and costs on any settlement or FRIDAY» JULY 23, 2021 » THE GRIDLEY HERALD 11 WEEKLY COMICS

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GRIDLEY, CA (MPG) - a touching dedication Afterto council member Frank Hall, Gridley City Council stromerrealty.com addressed auditing services and budgeting issues. The City of Gridley has employed the auditing ser PAGE 10 vices of Mann, Urrutia and - Nelson for the last six con secutive years. Current - DWR USES Finance Director Juan Solis said that it is a good idea OROVILLE MAIN for cities to switch audit ing companies periodically,- SPILLWAY but recommended that the Council retain the compa ny’s services for the next - two years as his last day holding the position is Friday, April 5th. Council approved the resolution for a two-year 530-671-2770 extension with Mann, Urrutia and Nelson to ease the transition between Plus! Finance Directors and allow the future director Orchard Medical Specialty Center Staff, Dr. Udom and his family celebrate the time to acclimate to the PAGE doctors last day of clinical practice, March 27th. Pictured Front Row (L-R) Lillian 10 Udom, Daughter; Stella Ngo, Granddaughter, Suwanne Udom, Wife; Dr. Udom; system of operations. Evan Ngo, Grandson; Gail Bickford, MSC Staff; Tammy Watson, MSC Staff. Back Council then reviewed Row (L-R): Misty Schwartz, MSC Staff; Jennifer Ferreira, MSC Staff; Dr. C.J. and adopted budget expen GRIDLEY THUMBS Sheih; Ray Albot, MSC Staff. (R) Dr. Udom pictured outside of the Pacific Motel in Gridley, where he stayed when he arrived in Gridley for the first time. diture increases that would - AND ROOTS allocate funds for 2 com By Seti Long munity service officers - and the city’s affiliation GRIDLEY, CA (MPG) - at Cook County Hospital and with Butte Interagency dedicated service, the After Gridley 40 years com of later did his fellowship in Narcotics Task Force. munity is losing Dr. Nikon Udom to Endocrinology and Metabolic Recent weather has put retirement. - medicine at the University of strain on the city’s pump Dr. Udom began his career in Illinois in Chicago. stations - with pumps medicine after graduating from In the year 1979, he set off to operating at 100% capac sunny California in an attempt Chulalongkorn University, one of the ity and crews working 72 - most prestigious schools in his native to get out of the bitter Chicago hours straight - rotating Thailand. It was there he received cold and found himself in Gridley. power in order to prevent his MD and graduated with honors, After trying the town on for size and Sears establishing his own clinic overload and pump fail realizing what it had to offer, Dr. 6th in his class. In 1973, he moved on Spruce Street and beginning what ure. Council authorized - to Chicago, IL, to do his residency Udom and his young family decided would be a 40 year career working additional $80,000 for $10 to stay. On January 1st 1980, he offi with Biggs-Gridley Hospital – now the purchase of two back PAGE 8 cially took over the practice of Dr. Orchard Hospital. - up pumps, and also dedi cated $20,000 more to tree SEE Honoring - removal services. PAGE 3 The current city bud A Special Tribute get is forecasted to come - Pizza Factory in nearly 2 million dollars under budget for the 2019 PAID year, and the City expects

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PRESORTED STD. these additional expendi Gridley, CA 95948 By Seti Long tures to have little effect - Change Service Requested on the overall department’s Gift Certificate GRIDLEY, CA (MPG) - finances. For 44 years, the City of Gridley has benefited from the service of Frank Hall. From the Closing out the agenda 1970’s to the early 90’s, Hall dedicated 22 years to the items, Council Members Gridley Police Department, rising through the ranks to discussed the appointment become Lieutenant. From there he branched into another of a new council mem venue of civil service, joining the ranks of the Gridley ber to fill the vacancy left - City Council, where he served as a council member for by Todd Farr. After review (w/$15 Minimum Purchase. an additional 22 years. Within the last month, Hall has of the applicants, a motion stepped down from the council to tackle health issues. to appoint Zach Torres as As a tribute and expression of gratitude for Hall’s ser the city’s newest coun vice, members of the City Council, City Administration cil member was passed - Live Oak location only and Public Works Department felt it only right to cel - unanimously by the coun ebrate his career with a special dedication. During an cil. Torres, who has been - THE GRIDLEY unannounced proclamation at Monday’s City Council - actively involved with Meeting, Paul Eckert, City Administrator and Daryle both the Gridley Chamber Dye, from the Gridley Public Works Department, pre of Commerce and Gridley sented a custom made street sign featuring the names Planning Commission of the two future streets in the FEMA Camp Fire - in past years, will be Community to Council Members, officially declaring appointed at the next City one “Hall Rd” in honor of Hall’s service. All city officials 10345 Live Oak Blvd., Council Meeting. present expressed their heartfelt thanks and well-wishes H for Hall, with Mayor Bruce Johnson sharing how Hall had inspired his involvement in city government. City of Gridley council member Frank Hall. We Hall, who is currently focusing on his battle with Support Our Live Oak, CA 95953 w w w . G r i d l e y H e r a l d . c o m SEE Tribute Military HERALD PAGE 2 (530) 695-3232 Serving Butte and Sutter Counties Published Every Friday • USPS Permit 245 Yes! Start my Subscription Now! Postmaster send address changes to: NAME ______The Gridley Herald 650 Kentucky Street, Gridley, California 95948 ADDRESS ______Publisher, Periodicals postage paid at Gridley, CA, 95948 under the CITY______ZIP ______Paul V. Scholl Act of Congress March 3, 1880. Court Decree Number 27207. The Gridley Herald is an adjudicated newspaper for all legal PHONE (___)______EMAIL ______e Gridley Herald is advertising in Butte and Sutter Counties. (OPTIONAL) a member of MAIL YOUR PAYMENT TO: Messenger Single Copy 75 cents. Subscription rates $42 per Publishing Group year within Gridley, Live Oak, Biggs. TGH To submit your articles, $52 per year by mail within Butte County and *Some delivery restrictions may apply. information, announcements Sutter County. Some restrictions apply. or letters to the editor, please Deadline for all advertising email a Microsoft Word le to: As a valued Gridley Herald subscriber, you receive  [email protected] is Friday noon for the the newspaper every week to either your home or business. Be sure to place in the subject next week’s issue. eld “Attention to Publisher”. We are proud members of these newspaper associations. If you do not have email access, please call us at It’s the Perfect Combination! (530) 846-3661 or (916) 773-1111 www.gridleyherald.com To take advantage of this unique opportunity please call (916) 773-1111. 12 FRIDAY» JULY 23, 2021 » THE GRIDLEY HERALD CDFW Relocates Over One Million Hatchery Salmon from Klamath River 



The fish were trucked to a nearby satellite facility and to the Trinity River hatchery until Klamath River drought conditions improve. Photo: CDFW     California Department Mark Clifford, Hatchery Environmental of Fish and Wildlife Scientist for CDFW’s Northern Region. “The reality is most of these fish would have died SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - Due to drought if we released them into the river. We need to Title: “ServSafe Food Safety Training & Certifi cation Workshop” and poor water conditions in the Klamath maintain the integrity of the fall run on the Date: September 20th, 22nd, or 23rd, 2021 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm PST River, the California Department of Fish Klamath River and we especially can’t afford Select One Date to Attend and Wildlife (CDFW) successfully relo- to lose this generation of fish.” cated 1.1 million juvenile, fall-run Four Klamath River dams are slated for Location: Butte College Small Business Development Center Chinook salmon from its Iron Gate Fish removal by 2024, the largest dam removal Hatchery in Siskiyou County. The fish undertaking in U.S. history. The removal is 2480 Notre Dame Blvd., Chico. were trucked to a nearby satellite facil- expected to restore fish access to the entire Cost: is $120.00 per person prepaid or $130 at the door including ServSafe ity and to the Trinity River Hatchery 122 river and the relocated Iron Gate fish could miles away where the fish will remain until be the first salmon to return to a new Klamath textbook, or $80 prepaid and $90 at the door without book. conditions in the Klamath River improve. River after their life in the ocean and find Register Here: https://www.buttecollegesbdc.com/ The baby salmon, about seven months old miles of additional spawning habitat and con- and about three inches in length, are nor- tribute to future generations of wild fish. event/servsafe-food-safety-training-certification/ When conditions improve and before the mally released into the Klamath River in Pre-registration is required (credit card payment only). May and June. Due to warm water tempera- fish are ultimately released to the Klamath tures, low water flow and an exceedingly high River, the relocated salmon will be returned probability of succumbing to disease in the to the Iron Gate Fish Hatchery for a number Description: California Uniform Retail Food Facility Law requires re-testing and river, CDFW decided to retain these salmon of weeks to allow the fish to further imprint within its hatchery system over the summer on the Klamath River. All of the relocated re-certifi cation of competence in Food Safety and Sanitation every 5 years. Re-taking until Klamath River conditions improve. salmon have been outfitted with unique coded & successfully passing this required test is necessary to renew your certifi cation. This The unprecedented relocation happened after wire tags to allow CDFW and other agencies extensive monitoring, discussion and close to determine their origin and destination. All course includes the National Restaurant Association ServSafe® exam, ServSafe collaboration with federal partners, academic of their adipose fins have been removed to Essentials, manual, Scranton (test sheets) & certifi cate. The training is recognized by specialists and three Native American tribes in visibly identify them as hatchery reared fish. the lower Klamath Basin. CDFW thanks its partners for their time the State of California Health Department & fulfi lls State Certifi cation obligations. The temporary relocation marks the first and expertise in working through this difficult time CDFW has not released salmon into the situation. These partners include the Karuk Klamath River since construction of the Iron Tribe, the Yurok Tribe, the Hoopa Valley Call: Butte College Small Business Development Center (SBDC), at 530-895-9017 Tribe, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Gate Fish Hatchery in 1962. or email [email protected] CDFW relocated the 1.1 million salmon to Bureau of Reclamation and NOAA Fisheries. provide adequate water conditions over the Video and photos of the salmon relocation summer and additional space to accommodate along with comments from Dr. Clifford are Funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA). All opinions, conclusions or recommendations expressed are those the growing fish. Another 1 million juvenile available for download at the following link: of the author(s) and do not necessarily refl ect the views of the SBA or HSU Sponsored https://filelib.wildlife.ca.gov/Public/ Programs Foundation. SBDC programs are nondiscriminatory and available to individuals Chinook salmon will remain at Iron Gate. with disabilities. For reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities please “It’s extremely challenging to raise cold OCEO/Iron%20Gate%20Hatchery%20 contact: Sophie Konuwa, director; [email protected]; or (530) 895-9017. water fish species in a drought,” said Dr. Chinook%20Relocation/ H