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PAGE 2 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • JULY 18, 2012SHERIFF’S LOG BOOKA fight was reported Sundayat 12:02 p.m. at the21600 block of Vallejo Streetin Johnson Park.• • • • • • •Burney deputies werecalled to a family disturbanceSunday at 4:34 p.m. The addresswas redacted on thelogbook.• • • • • • •Burney deputies respondedSunday at 6:53 p.m. toa report of a verbal disturbance.Names and addresswere redacted on the logbook.• • • • • • •A cellular telephone wasreported Sunday as eitherlost or stolen at Fall RiverLake the day before.• • • • • • •A suspicious subject whoappeared to be arguing withhimself was reported Saturdayat 11:38 a.m. near theCassel Fall River Road inCassel.• • • • • • •An argument between amother and her adult daughterover the guardianship ofa 12-year-old was reportedSaturday at 12:28 p.m. at the29400 area of Day Road.• • • • • • •Ray Metcalf reported Saturdayat 2:55 p.m. a blackbear in the front yard of hisresidence at the 20000 blockof Bartel Street in Burney.• • • • • • •A woman was reportedstomping up and down stairs,At least 25% of this newspaper is printedon recycled paper. This newspaper is alsoprinted using soy-based ink.Publisher: Craig HarringtonManager: Katie HarringtonOUR POLICYAll letters to the editor must bear thewriter's name, hometown and telephonenumber or they will not be printed. At awriter's request, we will print the letterunsigned in the newspaper, although wediscourage this. We welcome letters fromour readers but none can be acknowledgedor returned. Short letters are urged. We doreserve the right to edit letters for space.Letters should be addressed toThe Intermountain News, P.O. Box 1030,Burney, CA 96013 or e-mail atintermountain.news@mac.com. Opinionsexpressed by the authors are strictlytheir own.POSTMASTERSend address changes to:The Intermountain NewsP.O. Box 1030, Burney, CA 96013ABOUT THE NEWSThe Intermountain News is publishedevery Wednesday morning for thecommunities of Burney, Fall River Mills,McArthur, Round Mountain, Big Bend,Montgomery Creek, Johnson Park,Old Station, Hat Creek, Glenburn, Cassel,Nubieber, Bieber, Lookout, Adin, Dana,Little Valley, Pittville, Cayton Valley,and Pondosa. The newspaper is publishedby Cright Incorporated, P.O. Box 1030,Burney, Calif. 96013. Craig Harrington,president and publisher. This newspaper isjudged a newspaper of general circulationunder court decree #24204, filedApril 27, 1959, and can accept legaladvertising. Telephone (530) 725-0925,Facsimile (530) 776-5609 or 335-5335.USPS No. 266-560. Second class postagepaid at Burney, California 96013.THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWSIS A MEMBER OF:California NewspaperPublishers AssociationC A L I F O R N I ATO PROMOTE AND DEFENDTHE PEOPLE'S RIGHT TO KNOWbanging on a door and throwingthings Saturday at 3:45p.m. at the 24800 block ofFort Crook Avenue in FallRiver Mills.• • • • • • •A Bartel Street caller inBurney reported Saturdayat 10:01 p.m. hearing eightshots fired behind her house,three from a rifle and fivefrom a handgun.• • • • • • •A caller reported Saturdayat 10:42 p.m. subjects havebeen trying to get into herbackyard at the 37100 areaof Highway 299 in Burney thepast five nights.• • • • • • •A Fall River Mills callerreported Saturday at 10:52p.m. her adult son would notleave her Sixth Street residencewhen told to do so.• • • • • • •A Burney motel guestcalled deputies Friday at12:06 a.m., said she wokeup and the power was outto the entire business. Shewasn’t able to reach anyoneat the motel front desk andrequested assistance. Anothercitizen called to reportBy PAT PELLSaturday is the 33rdannual Hat Creek VFD DeepPit Barbecue at the HatCreek Hereford Ranch andCampground on Doty Road,just off of Highway 89 in HatCreek.The crafters set up around10 a.m. amidst the shadeof the pine trees. There is asmall lake for everyone toswim in and some fishing aswell.There is ice cream availableas well as Kettle Kornfor the first time ever. Thecraftspeople offer a varied,interesting and unique varietyof wares.You might find clothing,food items, jewelry, birdhousesand solar poweredyard art.There is music pipedaround the grounds and doorprizes.Winners are based on thedinner ticket number and areoffered throughout the afternoon.Dinner is served from 1p.m. to 5 p.m.The beef is slow cookedall night in freshly dug pits.A $10 dinner tickets buysbeef with a choice of sauces,beans, salads, bread, aPROFESSIONAL DIRECTORYDr. Michael S. MaierCertified Chiropractic Sports PractitionerEffective and Gentle Chiropractic Care for treatment of:• Stress • Headaches • Car Accidents• Sports & Work Injuries • New or Old Neck, Back and Hip Pain• Many Other Conditions* Most Insurances Accepted43123 Hwy 299EFall River Mills(At the “Y”)336-6547seeing a large flash and thenthe power went out.• • • • • • •A burglar alarm soundingat the DMV office in Fall RiverMills was reported Fridayat 1:25 a.m. Law enforcementsaid a power outagewas throughout Fall RiverMills and McArthur.• • • • • • •A suspicious subject atthe 38300 block of Highway299 in Burney Friday at 1:24a.m. was told a store couldn’tdo a credit transaction dueto a power outage. Deputieswere called and the subjectleft they arrived.• • • • • • •A petty theft of about $100worth of property was reportedFriday morning at the20100 block of Maple LeafStreet in Burney.• • • • • • •A verbal disturbance betweentwo men was reportedat the 43200 area of Highway299 in Fall River Mills. Deputiesdetermined the argumentbetween the two was acivil issue over a contractualobligation and both were referredto handle the matter inHat Creek BBQset for Saturdayat campgroundcookie and a drink.Children ages 5-12 pay$4 for the same meal withslightly smaller portions andchildren 4 and under eat free.While the food is truly wonderful,many people think theraffle is the highlight of thisfamily friendly event.This year’s prizes coverthe gambit. There is a plastickayak ready to try outlocal waters. There is aKindle for reading on lazysummer afternoons. A laptopis another highly sought afterprize.There will be two picnictables made by a local artisan.One has attachedbenches and the other doesnot. Raffle prizes are chosenat 5 p.m. when the dinner linecloses.You do not need to bepresent to win. You mayneed to pick up your prize ata later time, depending on itssize and where you live.So plan a day in the IntermountainArea of the CascadeMountains, betweenLassen Peak and Mt. Shasta.The proceeds benefit theHat Creek Volunteer FireDepartment and the wholecommunity participates inthis event.Connect and Soar with Chadron StateOnline degree programs that won’t cost your futureUndergraduate Flat Rate$210/credit hourVisit csc.edu, scan the code or call1-800-CHADRON to learn more.1000 Main Street, Chadron, NE 69337Graduate Flat Rate$262.50/credit hour“We provide personalized care, andhave had the pleasure of improvingthe quality of life of people in thevalley for 12 years”BIG PINESREALTYMain St., BurneyBILL CAMPBELLSales Associate DRE # 01860874(530) 339-1048realestatebill@frontier.comwww.century21bigpines.comINTERMOUNTAINCHURCH DIRECTORYWORD OF LIFE ASSEMBLY OF GOD37341 Main Street • Burney • 335-4419 • www.wolaburney.orgPastor Ken FrazierSunday Worship Services 9 a.m. & 11 a.m.Nursery (0-3yrs) Children’s Church (4yrs-5th grade)Power Source Youth (Jr./Sr. High) Wed. 7 p.m.A Place to...Belong, Believe, BecomeSOLID ROCK FOUR SQUARE CHURCH20343 Tamarack Avenue • Burney • 335-4300Pastor Bud Porter-SmithSunday Worship 10:30 a.m.Children’s Church: Pre-school to 6th GradeNursery: 0-toddlerThursday: Food Pantry 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.Midweek Service Thursday Night 6:30 p.m.SEVENTH DAYADVENTIST CHURCHFall River Mills • 336-5260Saturday:Sabbath School 9:45 a.m.Worship Service 11:30 a.m.Pastor Bruce Blum (530) 279-6191INTERMOUNTAIN FREE CHURCHWorship Service: Sunday 10 a.m.Children: Krista LeeYouth: Jeff & Dana LooperPastor: Thom McKee336-5024imfreechurch.comINTERMOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH20410 Marquette St. • Burney • 335-5414Pastor Bud HennesseySunday School 9am • Family Worship 10:30amEvening Service 6pmPrayer Meetings Wednesdays 7pmAWANA K-6th Grades Tuesdays 6:30pmDinner - First Sunday of the Month 12:30pmChristian Radio KIBC 90.5 FMsmall claims court.• • • • • • •A Burney man reportedFriday at 1:36 p.m. his roommates,21 and 18, were harassinghim at the 20400block of Plumas Street.• • • • • • •The theft of hunting bowswas reported Friday at the37300 block of Oak ViewStreet in Burney.• • • • • • •Deputies arrested RexStalnacker Friday at 8:53p.m. on a Modesto warrantfor alleged corporal injury toa spouse at the 20300 blockof Arrowood Street in Burney.• • • • • • •Deputies arrested TrevorDoyle Linares Friday at 9:08p.m. at Bailey Avenue andSugar Pine Street in Burneyfor alleged possession ofcontrolled substance paraphernaliaand having a concealedweapon.• • • • • • •Two residential evictionswere completed without incidentby a deputy Thursday,one in Fall River Mills and thesecond in Round Mountain.• • • • • • •A Hat Creek caller reportedThursday at 9:31 p.m.hearing several shots nearthe 42200 area of WilcoxRoad.• • • • • • •A Burney woman reportedJuly 11 repeatedly receivingharassing telephone callsfrom her boyfriend’s ex-girlfriendwho lives in Anderson.• • • • • • •A Round Mountain callerreported July 11 that either athrown rock or BB shatteredthe windshield on a bulldozernear Dunn Moody and Huntroads. The caller also founda campsite on his propertyand a monitoring anklebracelet that had been cutand left. The ankle braceletnumber identified it as beingissued out of Chico.• • • • • • •A mother reported July 11at 5:28 p.m. a fishing poleand SIM card were takenwhile her son was fishing atBurney Creek.• • • • • • •A family disturbance wasreported July 11 at 8:51 p.m.at the 20100 block of SugarPine Street in Burney.• • • • • • •Deputies arrested FalconLittlewolf Elliott for allegedburglary, contributing to thedelinquency of a minor, childendangerment and public intoxicationin Burney July 11at 10:31 p.m.• • • • • • •An Ontario Avenue residentin Burney reported July10 someone spray paintedthe word “Losers” under awindow.• • • • • • •Deputies were told July 10a 65-year-old woman who isin the process of being evictedwas running extensioncords and stealing electricityfrom nearby residencesunder construction on ParkAvenue in Burney.• • • • • • •A verbal argument betweena landlord and tenantwas reported July 10 atthe 25200 area of Big BendRoad in Big Bend.• • • • • • •A dispute about dogs betweenneighbors near HuronAvenue and Marquette Streetin Burney was reported July10 at 12:28 p.m.• • • • • • •A residential burglary wasreported July 10 at the 20400block of Epigordon Drive inBurney.• • • • • • •Selena Bennett reporteda bear in her backyard July10 at 5:10 p.m. at the 36300area of Highway 299 in Burney.• • • • • • •Deputies arrested MartinMagnia for alleged publicintoxication July 10 at 6:58p.m. at Mountain View Roadand Erie Street in Burney.• • • • • • •The Fall River volunteercitizens patrol noticed anopen window while doingtheir patrol check at ValleyBaptist Church in McArthurJuly 10 at 9:19 p.m. A secondopen window was also foundat 8:44 p.m. at Fall RiverArts. Both windows were securedby the CVP, which issupported financially only bydonations.• • • • • • •Deputies arrested DanielDeangelo Conrad July 9at 8:28 a.m. near the 30300area of Highway 299 in MontgomeryCreek on warrantsalleging failure to appear incourt on both a felony andmisdemeanor charges.• • • • • • •Althea Danya reported aresidential burglary July 9 atthe 21600 block of South cottonwoodStreet in JohnsonPark.• • • • • • •Julie Ford reported July 9the theft of gas from aboveground fuel storage tanksat the Golden Bear Store inRound Mountain. Loss waslisted between $3,000 and$4,000. She also reportedthe building was spray paintedover the weekend.• • • • • • •Deputies were told July9 of a transient walking intoa Burney business at the37200 block of Highway 299and accusing a clerk of sellingtoxic coffee.• • • • • • •Total incidents handled bythe Shasta County sheriff’soffice in the unincorporatedareas of the county and alsoincludes calls as the lawenforcement agency undercontract for the City of ShastaLake:July 15 – 144July 14 – 129July 13 – 152July 12 – 125July 11 – 128July 10 – 103July 9 – 137Grace Community Bible ChurchPastor Henry WinkelmanTamarack Ave. Burney 335-2367Independent FundamentalBible Church9:45 am Sunday School, all ages11 am Worship Service-6 p.m. Evening ServiceWednesday: 7 p.m.Bible Study and PrayerHis House FellowshipFriday Night Live at 7pm • Sunday Morning at 10amWith Senior Leaders Steve & Dalene BlackMinistering families, hearts and souls530-336-6854 • hishouse.hopto.org3 miles E of McArthur, old dance hallTHE GLENBURNCOMMUNITY CHURCHCorner of Glenburn & McArthur Roadsin the heart of the Fall River ValleySunday Worship: 11:00 a.m.Adult Bible Study: 9:45 a.m.Other services throughout the weekBill Myers, Pastor - 336-6914FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH20400 Timber (at Juniper)Burney, CA 96013Sunday Service at at 9:30 1:30pm a.m.VISITORS WELCOME!BURNEY CHURCH OF CHRISTSuperior Avenue, Burney(Behind Old Post Office)Sunday ServicesBible Study 10 a.m.11 a.m. & 6 p.m.Bible Study Wednesday 7 p.m.

Reflections program...-From Page 1These dedicated teachersaccepted the challengeto have their students bestinterpret what the thememeant to each of them.With respect to one ofthe teachers, year after yearKindergarten teacher KarenChurney has been a staunchsupporter of the Reflectionsprogram. From the first yearit was offered by BES PTA in1983-84, Karen has annuallyparticipated in the programeliciting incredible works ofart from her young charges.She notes that a benefit ofthe program is that giveslocal children the opportunityto participate outside thiscommunity, adding “anythingthat gives the kids the opportunityto broaden their experienceis a good thing.”To emphasize her point,Karen outlined how her son,Brian Churney, entered the1983-84 Reflections “I Havea Dream” competition asa Kindergartner and wasselected as a State Finalist.Brian’s reward: readinghis literature piece in front of1,600 people at the CA StateBy DAN BOUSEAdin is the place to be thisweekend as Big Valley’s firstBeef and Brew event menujust keeps growing.Smoked Beef Sausagehas been added as well asDutch Oven treats and youwill be able to watch as theDutch Oven delights, includingcobbler, are preparedright in front of you in a1800s setting complete withcovered wagon.Big Valley’s best chefs willbe producing their best beefcreations for you to sampleat this first annual event,showcasing beef productionin Big Valley.-From Page 1tance of a California HighwayPatrol helicopter crew andSearch and Rescue personnel.The Pit River Canyon areais inaccessible by vehicleand is very steep and brushyterrain.The man was locatednude near the Pit River andshowed signs of dehydration.He was taken to the hospitalfor medical treatment and amental health evaluation.The date is Saturday, July21, 4:30 p.m. at the AdinCommunity Park.So come join your friendsin the park and attend theother events this weekendin Big Valley including theGolden State’s Star Party onFriday night and the MarketFest all day Saturday andSunday in the parking lot ofthe Oney Frosty.Join your friends andenjoy samples of the finestbeef entrees prepared by,now, fourteen of the finestBig Valley Chefs including;The Oney brother’s famousShoulder Clod, BBQed BeefRibs done by Josh Tankersley,Thor Thorlakson’s BeefChili, Beef Brisket preparedby Nick Von Flue, LeteciaBaptista’s Beef Enchiladas,Beef Meatballs by the IntermountainCattlewomen,Tom and Meg Ricker, Haland Mary Novack and Donand Pam Mc Broome’sfamous Dutch Oven dishesprepared right at the park,Gretta Rodriques’ CarneAsada, Smoked Beef Sausageprepared by RodgerParker and to top it off youcan sample Rocky MountainOysters prepared for you byBrian Gerig.Fine wine and beer, includingmicro-brews, are part ofthe evening. Iced Tea andLemonade will be served by–Please See Page 4First Beef and Brew in AdinRescue inPit canyonPTA convention in Sacramentothat year—definitely alife-changing experience.Local resident and retired1st grade teacher, PamMorris pointed out that “If youever had time to check outthe bulletin boards in Karen’sclassroom or witness one ofher plays, you would immediatelyrealize that the artswere second only to the childrenthemselves.” She continuedby stressing that “in acurriculum packed with theusual 3 Rs, she always foundunique ways to introducefamous artists, authors andmusicians to her students.”Karen, herself, noted thatin an era of “drill and kill”workbooks, that it’s importantto have fun in the classroom,adding that as long asa teacher is covering the requisitematerial, then incorporatingthe arts can be usefulto the children. BES PrincipalMarcy Schmidt confirmedby pointing out that the BESKindergarten teachers producean “incredible amountof art to help the kids connectwith what they’re learning.”She continued by emphasizingthat “art comes naturallyto children—it’s a great wayto express themselves.”After 39 years teaching,Karen just retired to theextreme dismay and disappointmentof her many ardentsupporters. However, shewill apparently be retainedin a consultancy with theFall River Joint UnifiedSchool District to help outnew teachers and help outin BES’ Kindergarten readingprogram—including trainingof Kindergarten reading volunteers.Her participation inthe annual Reflections programwill be sorely missed,but she definitely establishedthe bar to making the artsintegral to children’s educationat Burney Elementary.In addition to teachers likeKaren, the Reflections programrelies heavily on communityvolunteers to evaluatethe pieces produced bythe children. For the 2011-12 PTA Reflections program,the 189 cumulative entrieswere evaluated by the followingcommunity judges whoannually donate their timethe Providence 4-H.Tickets are $20 for unlimitedsampling of beef. Yourfirst drink is included alongwith plenty of Cole Slaw preparedby the Oney Frosty.Kids under twelve are infor $10 and under five are infor free. For more informationor tickets, call 299-9906or 299-3560.These great Big Valleybusinesses are sponsors ofthe event and fundraiser forthe Big Valley EndowmentFoundation.Thank them for this greatevent. They include BigValley Market, Copp’s Irrigation,The Oney Frosty, FallRiver/Big Valley Cattlemen,Brian Dahle, Hurd Lumber,Juniper Junction, Conner’sPump and Well Service, TheIntermountain Cattlewoman,McArthur Farm Supply andMcArthur Farms.THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • JULY 18, 2012 • PAGE 3HOVIS HARDWARE37113 MAIN STREET • BURNEY335-5471 • HOURS: MON-SAT 8am-6pm336-5500OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 8-5HIWAY GARAGEEstablished 1924Emergency Road Service • TiresFull Auto Repair • Gasoline44275 Hwy 299 - McArthur - 336-5532

Reflections...-From Page 4of five finalists at the Statelevel which was forwardedon for national competition.She also received a $25 giftcard from State PTA.FY 2011-12 “Diversitymeans…” Finalists by agedivision and placement at thelocal level:Primary Visual Arts(K-2nd), 138 entries:1st – Kenna Shaffer (Churney– Kindergarten) – “Diversitymeans…people with differentcolored hair and skin”(watercolor/crayon)2nd – Evelyn Castellanos(Wall – 1st Grade) – (Collagesilhouette)3rd – Jaiden Ford (Self -Kindergarten) – “Diversitymeans…I have a bit of dirton the bottom of my shoe,and peach skin.” (watercolor/marker)Primary Literature (K-2nd),13 entries judged:1st – Sam Marks (Ford– 2nd Grade) – “Diversitymeans variety.”2nd – Maggie Martin (Ford– 2nd Grade) – “Diversitymeans different.”3rd – Emma Meeker (Ford– 2nd Grade) – “Diversitymeans the dogs and thekids.”Note: These literatureentries were done as diamondpoems.Intermediate Visual Arts(3rd – 5th), 37 entries judged:1st – Ava Bellino (Moss– 3rd Grade) – “Diversitymeans nature.” (coloredmarker)2nd – Clarissa Mazurek(Moss – 3rd Grade) – “Diversitymeans diffrant (sic) flowers.”(colored marker)3rd – Langston Tate(Moss – 3rd Grade) – “Diversitymeans different but goodfoods.” (pencil sketch)Intermediate Photography(3rd – 5th), 1 entry:1st – Francie Ferguson(Lewis – 3rd Grade) – “Diversitymeans they are each diffrent(sic) but all loved thesame.”News Coverage/PhotographyWalt & Donna Caldwell-Mt. EchoCraig Harrington-The Intermountain NewsRon Mosher-PhotographyEddie Erickson-photographyRecord SearchlightEllen Songer-Media PromoterJamie Day-The TravelerTechnology/ProductsLoren Louthen-Web Page DesignerAmanda Speroni-Technical SupportCraig Racicot-Technical SupportNovel T’s-Sponsor/shirt productionSchool ToursCarolyn Garrigus-Tour GuideMarcy Schmidt-Principal East BurneyRay Gurrero-Principal Burney High SchoolGreg Hawkins-FRJUSD SuperintendentJody Huntrods Hecht-Custodial StaffJulie Bassett Humphreys-Custodial StaffCustodial StaffCookbook CrewMartha Allen Ladner-CommitteeTonya Smith-Day Wright-CommitteeValene Day-CommitteeEllen Songer-CommitteeCindy Allen Clark-CommitteeJan Nethery-EditorSelling SupportElizabeth LuckKelli FoxDenise GloverValene SmithSerena Koski-RogersGayla ConoverTerry ScovalRoyce HetzelRex AllenTracie HintonJenni HaleyBarbara HicksEllen SongerDave SperoniJennifer MadiganCathy SchmidtClarissa Francis ColemanClaudette Wolfe GreenSandy Songer StoneSafewayUS BankHearthstone HealthAvanit TravelKinzie’s KlosetHovis HardwareFunky Trunk Novel T’sCentury 21THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • JULY 18, 2012 • PAGE 5BUSINESS DIRECTORY(530) 335-2100HIWAYGARAGEYour YOUR Intermountain INTERMOUNTAIN Chevrolet SERVICE CENTER DealerSince 1924Full Auto Repair336-553244275 Hwy 299 EastMcArthur, CAVALLEY HARDWARE& NURSERYFully Stocked Nursery • Building SuppliesLumber • Sporting Goods • HousewaresGarden Supplies & Tools43185 Hwy 299 • Fall River Mills336-5583Home of Your Local Radio ShackPaul & Darla Van Riet, OwnersHours: Mon-Fri 8-5:30 • Sat 8-5 • Sun 9-3INTERMOUNTAINFLOORS37260 MT. 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ENLOEWELL DRILLING‘We are well experienced’Call 800-895-4H2Oor 800-895-4426Contractor’s License 710459HEARTHSTONEHEALTH FOODSLocally Grown ProductsHat Creek Beef • Tooleys HoneyOrganic Ranch EggsVitamins • Herbs • Homeopathic37122 MAIN STREET • BURNEY • 335-3717Mon-Sat • If The Sign Is Out, We’re OPENHearthstoneHealthFoods@gmail.comHATCHET MTN.FOREST PRODUCTSCUSTOM FLOORING,SIDING AND PANELINGMONTGOMERY CREEK337-6920WWW.HATCHETMOUNTAINWOODS.COMINTER MOUNTAINBODY WORKS CORP.24-HOUR TOWINGJust know that your contributions and support are appreciated and we could not have done it without you.Ducky DerbyCathy Schmidt-OrganizerJohnny & Deanna Ospital-Technical SupportLola Harris-Friends of the PoolTrever Babajan-The Diver!Tabrina Holder Reed-Support StaffGlenda Kelsey-Support StaffGayla Conoever-Support StaffTammy Salvato-Duck DonationFloatTracie Hinton-OrganizerDavid Hinton-Support StaffJacob Hinton-Support StaffBrian McKinnley-Truck DriverKurt & Cathy Schmidt-Design andConstruction SupportButch Periera-Construction SupportKim Bellegante & Kids-Construction SupportGlenda& Lew Kelsey-Construction SupportGayla & Daryl Conover-Construction SupportWillie Lyons-Construction SupportWayne Parnell-Construction SupportJennifer Madigan-Construction SupportTom Fox-Construction SupportMichelle Fox-Construction SupportWade Simonson-Construction SupportSuperior Steel (Charlie Ross)-Truck DonationHovis Hardware-SponsorSafeway-SponsorMarcy Schmidt-Technical DonationIntermountain Floors-DonationLes Schwab-DonationH & R Logging-DonationBoster’s Nursery-DonationPackway-DonationBed RacesTom Fox-Design/Paint SupportWade Simonson-Design/Construction SupportJennifer Madigan-RacerTracie Hinton-RacerButch Periera-Parade SupportMaria Sanchez-Parade SupportElizabeth Sanchez-Parade SupportSteven Sanchez-Parade SupportMarissa Schechla-Psychological Confidence BoosterWhale Park ActivitiesJenni Haley-OrganizerMaria Alizandro-Kids Game SupportSierra Pacific-Kids Games loanPatty Taylor-Game ConstructionTonya Smith-Day Wright-Game Designand ConstructionLions Club-Loan of FacilitySteve Stoor-MusicDewayne & Gail Lancaster, Kermit Minorand Dave-MusicWhale Park ActivitiesAlex & Linda Colvin-MusicMarty & Vicki McAbee-MusicTravis Ragsdale-MusicWord of Life Assembly-Food ContributorGretchen Lampe-Bingo CallerMt. Senior Center Bingo-Bingo SuppliesSteven Sanchez-Bingo caller/runnerElizabeth Sanchez-Bingo caller/runnerMaria Sanchez-Bingo caller/runnerBurney Disposal-Ground SupportDavid & Tracie Hinton-Ground SupportJennifer Madigan-Ground SupportWelcome CenterJeff Phinney-Facility Owner/Memorabilia ContributorDavid Smith-Memorabilia ContributorSandy McCullar-Memorabilia ContributorMyron Hawkins-Greeter/Memorabilia ContributorDonna Caldwell-Memorabilia ContributorRex Vaughn-Greeter/Memorabilia ContributorSteve Vaughn-Memorabilia ContributorRex Allen-Greeter/Memorabilia ContributorMardene Harris-Memorabilia ContributorCindy Allen Clark-Memorabilia ContributorBobby May-Memorabilia ContributorPete Johnson-Memorabilia ContributorHenry Winkleman-Memorabilia ContributorLola Harris-Memorabilia ContributorClaudia Graves-Memorabilia ContributorCharlie Ross-Memorabilia ContributorDeltha Clark-Memorabilia ContributorMary Thomas-Memorabilia ContributorTaffy Griffith-Memorabilia ContributorLyle Day-Memorabilia ContributorGeorge Halter-Memorabilia ContributorJohn Knowles-Memorabilia ContributorBill Songer-Memorabilia ContributorLions Club-Memorabilia ContributorTerri Scoval-GreeterEllen Songer-Greeter/SalesSandy Songer Stone-Greeter/SalesBonnie Brown-GreeterDave Clima-GreeterValene Day-Greeter/SalesGail McClung-GreeterHarold Van Cleave-GreeterPatsy Toland-GreeterRoyce Hetzel-Greeter/SalesNancy Bobo-Design ConstructionCathy Schmidt-Design Construction/Memorabilia ContributorKurt Schmidt-Design Construction/Memorabilia ContributorNordli Bue Ransom-Cake DesignerMichelle Fox-Cupcake DesignerBill Parson-Tech SupportBurney Disposal-Ground Support• COMPLETE PAINT JOBS• AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT• FRAME STRAIGHTENING• COLLISION ESTIMATESInsurance Work Welcome335-455838227 Main Street, Johnson ParkDon Johnson - ownerLic.#843355DJ’s PlumbingNew Construction & RemodelsWater Heaters: Gas, Electric & Tankless & RepairsNO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALLResidential & CommercialOver 30 Years Experience(530) 335-5566PUMP SERVICES • WELL DRILLINGMcARTHUR CA LIC. #875671530-336-623225 years ExperienceDrop-off location for The NewsTHANKS TO ALL FROM BURNEY REUNITESBurney Reunites would like to thank the following groups of people for their time, donations, support and efforts for Burney Reunites 2012.With the long list of people that supported us we hope that that no one has been forgotten.DanceConnie Voltura-Facility OwnerFelisa Westlake-Facility OwnerWes Reed Band-MusicBlues Roller Band-MusicDonnie & Llyod Allison (BTI)-Flat Bed DonationCharlie Ross-Superior Avenue Steel and Supply-Flat Bed DonationJennifer Madigan-Gate Sales/Accounting ManagerKevin Ramson-Electrical Tech Support/Crowd ControlNordli Ransom-Gate SalesValene Day-Gate SalesGlenda Kelsey-Gate SalesGayla Connover-Gate SalesEllen Songer-Gate SalesSandy Songer Stone-Gate SalesKurt Schmidt-Ground SupportWayne Parnell-Ground SupportCarlton’s Christmas Trees-Fencing DonationDonorsLisa Wentland Stansbury-Stained Glass Donation(auctioned)Duane Green-Carved Wood Bear Donation (auctioned)Steven Luck-Metal Pot Rack Donation (auctioned)Walter Asher-Monitary DonationPeggy Allen Beerbower-Monitary DonationSilverthorne Resort-Houseboat Cruse Donation(raffled)TransportationGrace Community Church-Shuttle ServiceParade SupportTom Watson M.D.-Parade Car DriverWilliam Howlett M. D.-Burney Reunites HonoraryGuestLodging SupportShasta Pines MotelBurney Falls LodgingThe Burney Reunites Committee would like to thank all of the people that have donated, contributed and volunteered their time for this event. The events that Burney Reunites brought to our community during Burney Basin Days could not havebeen successful without the support of local organizations. At this time we would like to thank all those who gave up their time in support of Burney Reunites. We hope that the community members enjoyed the Burney Basin Days Celebrations asmuch as we did. Burney Reunites Committee members hope that a spark has been ignited and you will continue to put forth the effort, volunteer and take pride now and in the years to come for your town of Burney.-Steve Luck of Burney, Cretia Luck Simonson of San Diego and Shari Wolfe Meyer of Chester

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Fenced for horses..............$485,000#4100 - Spanish style 3 bd/2 ba on 5 acres. Views from back deck, plus large shop.$349,900#4168 - Log home on 5 acres. Finished basement, loft overlooks living room..........$259,000#4104 - Great 2 level home on golf course. Sun & screen porches. 3 bd/3 ba.........$259,000#4078 - Great Old School Rd loc. 3 bd/2 ba. Lrg kitchen, screen porch. $220,000 $160,000#4200 - 3 Bd/2 ba manufactured home on found. 5 Acres on Day Rd w/shop.......$144,500#4132 - 1,806 SF Home in McArthur. 3 bed/2 ba. Fenced yard w/apple trees..........$99,500BURNEY#4198 - Custom Lindel cedar home overlooking Lake Britton. 2,447 SF with a chef’skitchen, beautiful grounds, patios, decks, BBQ area, and gated entry...................$598,000#4140 - Custom home on 5 acres, pool, & guest house. Beautiful views .................$495,000#4007 - 3 bd/2 ba custom home w/many extras. 1 Acre, oversized garage...........$395,000#4113 - Custom 4 bd/2.5 ba home on large parcel w/privacy. Open floor plan.......$375,000#4150 - Outstanding home has been redone inside. Room for RV & boat.................$239,000#4090 - Spacious 3 bd/2.5 ba home in great condition. Many upgrades $269,000 $220,000#4176 - Lovely upgraded 1,837 SF home. Landscaped yards & fenced backyard..$199,500#4137 - 3 bd/2 ba 1,518 SF home in great area. Attached 2 car garage & shop........$198,000#4179 - Beautiful 1,800 SF 3 bed/2ba. Redone inside & out, fenced yard..............$189,000#4178 - Renovated 2 story home. Treed lot, new kitchen & baths.......PENDING $185,000#3954 - Beautifully done home w/many custom touches. 3 bd/2 ba .....$209,900 $169,000#4158 - Move in ready 3 bed/2 ba 1,476 SF home. New carpet & lights.................$159,900#4014 - Lovely corner lot, beautiful kitchen, great landscaping. 3 bd/2 ba .............. $159,900#4193 - Large home on 1/2 acre lot. 4 Bd/ 2 ba. Fenced backyard, 2 car garage..$151,750#3817 - This 3 bd/2 ba has a nice country kitchen & large master bed. $144,900 $139,000#4182 - Nicely done 3 bd/2 ba home w/fenced yard. 2 car garage & workshop.....$129,000#4181 - Large rooms, landscaped lot. 2 Bd/1 ba w/add. studio w/full bath............$125,000#4148 - Cute 3 bd/2 ba. Garage, carport & shed. Fenced backyard. Nice area........$125,000#4162 - 2 Bd/1 ba home w/granny quarters. New granite counters in kitchen.........$119,900#4172 - Cute 2 bd/1 ba with refurbished bathroom. In town, near services...............$99,900#4152 - 2 Bedroom, 1 bath needs some work. Neigh. parcel also available.$88,000$80,000#4183 - 2 Bd/1 ba need upgrade. Nice view from backyard of Burney Mnt..............$69,000#4192 - 2Bd/1 ba in very good condition at a great price. Updates & fenced yard...$69,000#4142 - 3 Bd/2 ba REO near schools & park. Fenced backyard...................SOLD $57,800HAT CREEK#4005 - Lovely 2 story 3 bd/2 ba home w/amazing outdoor space. 14+ acres..........$499,000#4157 - 16 Acres w/Hat Creek adjudicated water rights. 3bd/2 ba home with open countrykitchen & great master suite. Fruit trees, large shop & other outbuildings. reduced$299,000#4051 - Log cabin waiting for the finishing touches. Well & power are in..$199,000 $179,000CASSEL#4161 - Updated, immaculate home. Open living spaces. Finished garage............$225,000OLD STATION#3973 - Picture perfect 3 bd/2 ba incl. 3 buildable lots. Many extras: shop, garage....$309,500#4154 - Chalet style 3 bd/2 ba with open living room/kitchen area.........$149,500 $144,500#4173 - JUST LISTED! 3 bd/2 ba chalet style home on level lot.................SOLD $115,000BIG VALLEY#4174 - Bieber - Nicely kept 3 bd/2 ba home in move in ready condition.$129,900 $117,900#4175 - Adin 1,700 SF home on 1+ landscaped acre. Screened porch...................$85,000MONTGOMERY CREEK#4124 - Back deck overlooks creek on this 2 bd/1 ba cabin on 1+ acres ..............$198,000MOBILES ON LAND & IN PARKS#4106 - Nice, secluded, upgraded 2 bd/1 ba home on 10 acres............. PENDING $139,500#4166 - SHINGLETOWN - 3 bd/2ba w/open plan on 1 level acre near creek........$129,000#3990 - DAY RD 1,056 SF 2 bd/2 ba on 5 acres. Permanent foundation.................$95,000#4067 - SHINGLETOWN - 2 bd/1 ba with garage.........................................SOLD $84,000#4069 - BURNEY - Furnished 2 bd/2 ba on over 1/2 acre. Very clean ...........SOLD $74,900#4110 - LAMPLIGHTER PARK - Updated 2 bd/2 bd, pellet stove, appl. incl..........$25,000Drop in and see what ouragents can do for youBIG PINES REALTY37107 Main Street • Burney, CA 96013 • (530) 335-2100www.century21bigpines.comKathy Lakey, Owner/Broker DRE#013000351Pam Giacomini, Owner/Realtor • Laura Lakey, Owner/Realtor • Jill Barnett, Associate BrokerJerry McDaniel, Realtor • Bill Campbell, Realtor • Bill Mancuso, Realtor • Travis Lakey, Owner/Realtor#4198 - New Listing! Custom Lindelcedar home overlooking Lake Britton.2,447 SF home with a chef’s kitchen,beautiful grounds, patios, & BBQ areaPRICED AT $598,000Burney’s newest subdivisionTimber Ridge Phase II15 large 1/2 acre to 9/10 acre parcelsavailable - paved roads withutilities at lot lines. Beautiful pinesand many lots back up to forestryland. Owner financing available onselect lots. Low down payment,1.85% interest, and low monthlypayments with seller approval ofbuyer’s credit. 5 lots available at$75,000, 10 additional lots startingat $99,000. Stop at Century 21 BigPines for more information.RANCHES / ACREAGEFALL RIVER VALLEY#4202 - River front 138 acres of farmland in Pittville. Pitt River & Beaver creek runthrough. Manufactured home, large barn, corals, & fully fenced...............$1,600,000#4167 - 94.5 Acre ranch. Two homes on property, 4 barns, 2 shops, 3 wells, acreagefor grapes & alfalfa. Barns have office, horse stalls, & wash station.............$895,000#4032 - 114 Acres, 3 barns, seasonal pond & a shop. 5 bd/2 ba, 1900 SF+/- home setup on a knoll for a nice view of the valley......................................$640,000 $595,000#4162 - Custom home on 37 acres. Nice views & trees. OMC financing.......$550,000#4177 - 42+ acres, 2,473 SF home w/views. Guest unit & add. garages......$498,000#4197 - 20 Acres w/amazing views. Well, septic, storage bldg & RV.............$145,000#4120 - 73 Acres in Lassen County. Many great views, splitable...$169,000 $144,000#4117 - Great Glenburn location. Level 10 acres, nice variety of trees....... $130,000#4091 - 60 Treed acres, partially fenced, perk test completed .......................$110,000#3972 - 6 Acres w/great views. Utilities at lot line & paved rd frontage...............$95,000#4146 - 10 Acres in Glenburn. Cleared of brush, incl well & septic. Treed...........$95,000#4115 - 4.8 Acres in Big Eddy Estates. Near fishing & golfing .......................$79,000#4188 - 40.5 Acres off Gomez Road. Gated access.......................................$49,950#3952 - 4.5 Acres of Cassel Fall River Rd. Nicely brushed. O.M.C.financing $49,500#4130 - 15.5 on Day Road. Lots of trees w/utilities at front of property...............$37,500#4194 - 5 Acres, level with trees, Day Road area. Very private & secluded..$35,000#4133 - 10 Acres in area of Pittville Bench in Lassen Co. Oak & juniper...........$34,000#4093 - 10 acres. Level building site in meadow surrounded by trees...$35,000$30,000#4195 - 2.14 Acres off Day Rd. Well & septic installed...................................$30,000#4092 - Build your dream home on 10 acres. Meadow & trees........$35,000 $30,000#4101 - Alpine Subdivision. Perc test completed on this 1 acre lot................. $29,000#4103 - Level to sloping lot in Alpine Sub. MOTIVATED SELLER ...................$17,599#4189 - 10.1 Acres off Gomez Rd. Opportunity to own peace & quiet............$15,000CASSEL/ HAT CREEK#3834 - 38 Acres lie between Pitt River & Hat Creek. Remote but accessible $90,000#4088 - 3+ Ac. on paved road, utilities at lot line. Owner may carry.............. $79,000#4147 - .9 Acre lot w/septic & water available. Great building sites...................$49,000#4171 - .9 Acre lot on Rising Ct. Utilities at road. Pines & oaks, bldg sites........$49,000BURNEY#4077 - 4.8 Acres. Quiet setting walking distance from Washburn Park .........$110,000#4201 NEW LISTING! 1.91 Acres behind Burney Terrace Sub, no CCRs......$98,900#3927 - 5 Acres in Burney. Nice pines, cedars, & more. Owner may carry..... $89,500#4170 - Nice trees on lot off Park Ave. Deep lot w/bldg sites. Priced right!...$49,000#4150 - Lot with foundation. Utilities at street. House plans available..............$48,000#4129 - Perfect spot for your retirement home! Nice lot on quiet street in JP......$45,000#4151 - Lot w/foun. & house plans. Bring you ideas!....REDUCED $48,000 $42,500#4153 - Lot w/garage & yard. Great storage. Neigh. home avail......$38,000 $32,000OLD STATION/SHINGLETOWN#4164 - 10.13 Acres well treed & accessible to Hwy 44 w/road to bldg site....$110,000#4165 - 6.4 Acres below Shingletown. Brush has been cleared..................... $80,000ROUND MOUNTAIN/ BIG BEND#4160 - 17 secluded, wooded acres in Montgomery Creek.........................$110,000#4136 - 10 Acres. Privacy and highway access close to property..................$69,000#4135 - 10 level to sloping acres. Close to Hwy, great views.........................$49,000BIG VALLEY/ADIN#4022 - 319+ Acres of meadow & timber. Historic Portuguese Sheep Camp...$350,000#4043 - 80 Acres has small cabin w/well. Gated for privacy. Great hunting....$165,000#4139 - 11.88 Ac. on Hwy 299 in Bieber across from Red Barn. Zoned M-2 $125,000COMMERCIAL / BUSINESS#4180 - OLD STATION - Bed & Breakfast, grocery store, gift shop, cabins, & hotelunits. Income property updated & well maintained. 3 streams on property $998,000#3968 - 3 Properties with dev.plans completed. Prime loc. Jct of Hwy 89 and 299.#4190 - Clark Creek Lodge incl. 7 cabins, 24 RV sites, creek on property......$599,000#3889 - Cafe and Bakery! Excellent facility with room to expand.................$299,900#4154 - REDDING - Large metal bldg for comm. use near Redding Airport,,,.$296,500#4109 BURNEY - 5 Rental units (all currently occupied) on Main St. Owner hasmade many improvements to property..........................................................$295,000#4099 - 2.3 Acres of commercial property adj. Fall River Airport.................$200,000#4094 BURNEY - Commercial building at west end of town......................$195,000#4087 JP - 1,287 SF bldg office/retail space on nearly an acre. Zoned C-M....$182,000#4155 - REDDING - Vacant land zoned comm. near RDG Airport....................$175,000#4095 BURNEY - Commercial building. Great location on Main Street....... $150,000#4072 - Great location on Main Street by Rite Aid. Good sized lot w/utilities.....$79,000(530) 335-2222 • www.HighCountryBurney.comA trusted name in real estate, serving the entire Intermountain Area and beyond#832 QUAIL RUN! Approvedtentative map for this potentialsubdivision of nine 2+ acreparcels, next to PG&E’s HatCreek-Rising River forebayright in Cassel. Photo showsview of this famous trout fishingwater from the southwesttip of the 20+- acre parcel.Build your estate on the wholeparcel, or continue the subdivisionprocess. Huge pricereduction - now $395,000!BURNEY FALLSESTATES!4 to 11 acre forested parcels, withwide paved streets, power & phone& water available at each lot.Mountain views. All parcels haveaccess to USFS lands which jointhese parcels to the north, for hikingand riding. Horses OK! Only 5 minutesfrom Burney, the Hub of the IntermountainArea! Prices start atonly $99,000.HOMES# HOMES BR&Baths Sq.Ft. Price793 Burney, LasColinas 3/2 MH Upgrades! 1152 24,900815 Burney, Ash St 1/1 Outbldgs! Cute 588 69,000814 FRM, Long St 1/1 NeatVacationPl. 828 79,500795 Old Station, Cabin, furnished 2/1.5 1Ac 900 124,500786 Day Rd, 10 Ac. 2/1 + cabin. Trees! 864+ 129,900819 Burney, Carberry 3/2 Upgraded! Shop 1146 133,000772 Burney, Arrowood St 3/2 Upgraded! 1136 135,000810 Old Station, Big Sprgs 2/1+ Gar,Gst apt,1Ac 720 135,000813 Adin, Main St. 4/1 Beaut.Wood! 1824 129,900808 Burney, Mt. View 3/2 Fireplace.Deck! 1536 164,500734 Old Station Cabin! 4 / 1.5 Neat! ½ Ac. 1295 159,000623 Burney Court 3 / 2.5 REDUCED! 1818 145,000652 Burney, Mtn View 3 / 1.5 Upgrades!! 1275 160,000802 Hat Creek, Hwy 89 3/2 Huge deck/stream 1508 189,000801 Old Station, Big Sprgs 2+/2 1 Ac.Garage,etc 1200 189,500811 Burney Terrace! 3/2 ½ Ac. Room for RV! 193,300789 Burney, Holly Ave 3+/2 SOLD 2050 194,500796 Burney, Huron St 3/2+ Indoor pool! 1927 179,000788 Burney, Birch Ave 3/2.5 SECLUDED! 1522 199,000839 Old Station, Vacation rental MH on Hat Creek! 199,000822 Burney,Timber Dr 4/2½ Tri-level! Neat. 2350 214,900791 FRM, Grand Rapids 6/2 +Lot on Fall River 2300 295,000747 Big Eddy NEW Home! 2+/2 5 Ac. IN ESCROW 299,500776 Burney Terrace 3/2.5 RV Gar. Nice! 2066 349,950812 Day Rd, 80Ac,pasture 2/2 Pond, sprgs! gsthse, more 370,000838 Old Station, Craftsman home, 1 Ac. on Hat Creek 392,000826 Cassel, view Rising Riv 2/2 Log, unfin 22 Ac. 2597 395,000777 Old Sta. Home, comm. bldg, cabin, on Hat Creek 399,900452 Burney,CambriaCt 4 / 4+ Tudor home! 4787 495,000732 Mont.Creek 55 Ac., home, pond, hydro! Self Suff! 475,000FORECLOSURES:824 Burney,Trinity St. 2/1 Duplex.Fire damage. 26,300823 Burney, Ash St 2/1 SOLD37,000817 FRM, Mechanic 2/2 SOLD856 63,000825 Burney, Cypress St 3/1.5 Needs TLC 1120 63,100831 Bieber Susanville Rd 3/2 80 Ac! Outbldgs 2174 254,900834 Burney Sugar Pine 3/2 Needs some TLC 1164 55,000# LAND AND LOT LISTINGS Price821 Burney Falls Estates Lot 1. Trees! Well! Views!.....................................................$119,000632 West Haight Mtn! Timbered 160 acres Siskiyou County..........................................$220,000612 Burney – 2 Commercial lots right on Highway 299E, only........................................$79,500766 Johnson Park. CM zoning –-storage units OK............................................................$69,000780 Burney. 1.96 /ac Homesite – View Burney Mt. Horses OK.......................................$74,500714 Burney. Lot off Ponderosa St. Nice pines, etc...........................................................$39,000653 Summit Lake area. 39.2 Ac. Timberland/recreation prop..........................................$149,000718 Round Mountain. 7½ Ac. 360 VIEWS! Well. Trees...................................................$70,000725 Burney. 5 secluded acres off Ivan Marx Rd. Water avail...........................................$59,500741 Landscaped lot near Burney Creek, REDUCED!!......................................................$22,000816 Big Eddy Estates 5 Acre lot on Cassel Road. Views!..................................................$49,000821 Burney Falls Estates Lot 8, Bank-owned. Trees, view...............................................$79,900#833 126 ACRE RANCH ON HAT CREEK!Beautiful custom 4 BR 3 bath home in privatesetting with pines, lawns, 3 ponds, and alfalfagrasshay. Horse barn, hay barn. Approximately1/4 mile of Hat Creek runs through theranch for world-class trout fishing. Deededwater rights. Gravity irrigation, no pumping orsprinklers! Price just reduced $200,000. Nowoffered at $1,299,000.INCOME/COMMERCIAL#733 RAINBOW’S END TRAILER PARK. 27 Spaces! Owner’shome, garage, storage bldg., shower bldg. Plus separate parcelwith home being remodeled! All for............................$475,000!#705 Two commercial buildings, one could be residence! Totallyrenovated! Huge lot, fenced. Right on Main Street. Frontbuilding is 2 story plus storage basement, currently used for offices.Could be retail. Call for appointment to see! All this foronly $392,000 OWNER WILL FINANCE!We have many more properties available through our Multiple Listings. Stop by or call for all the information, or visit our webpage.37311 Main St, P.O. Box 1177 Ph 530-335-2222 Fax 530-335-4875Pat Thomason, Broker/Owner DRE# 00846827 • Cell 530-941-2181Cory Halter, Broker/Associate Cell 318-1291 orTommy Thomason, Sales Associate Cell 945-1479