May 25, 2015 - Modoc County Record

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Memorial Day
May 25, 2015
THE MODOC COUNTY
RECORD
ESTABLISHED IN 1892
Vol. 123, No. 49
Alturas, California
May 21, 2015
50 Cents
20 Pages
City moving
forward on Wall
Trust projects
It’s
wet. . .
THE WEATHER since May 11 is something Canada Geese are enjoying. Since then, it has
rained nine of the 10 days in Modoc. The Alturas weather station has measured 1.28 inches
of precipitation to date, well above the to date normal of .71 inches and nearing the monthly
average of 1.36 inches. The heaviest rain fell on May 15 at .43 inches; May 17 at .19 inches, and
May 19 at .15 inches. Duane McGarva at the weather service’s Jess Valley location said it has
rained the last seven days there and .44 inches Tuesday. He reports that the total precipitation
from July is at 17.03 inches, just over an inch for the annual average of 18.5 inches. He also
reports some snow in the higher elevation, but not at Jess Valley. Photo by Lea Huetteman
City chip seal plan one of many projects
The City of Alturas awarded the bid for a major chip
seal project to Advantage Paving, of Yreka, during
Tuesday’s meeting. The company had the lowest bid.
The project which involves several miles of City
streets, was estimated at about $600,000 and the low
bid came in at $580,390.
According to Public Works Director Joe Picotte, the
funds come from a CalTrans grant for repair and maintenance and the project includes Carlos from Main
Street to the Warner Street project. Picotte predicts
that re-surfacing should add about seven years of life
to the street before any major repairs are needed. He
said if the work isn’t done now, Carlos would soon be
plagued by potholes.
Other streets getting needed attention include West
C from the highway to Second Street, Howard Street,
Brooks Park streets and other areas where a chip seal
will help. That project is expected to begin in June.
The Alturas airport is getting a chip-sealing project
now of about $400,000. Those funds come from a Federal
Aviation Administration grant.
In addition, CalTrans will be overseeing the State Route
299 rehabilitation project, worth over $2 million. The bid
award went to the second bidder, Rocky Mountain
see Streets, page 4
The City of Alturas has two committees working on
projects under consideration for the John Wall Trust
funds, of over $2 million. One committee is charged
with the Alturas Pool and the other a Community Center.
The City of Alturas Swimming Pool Committee held
its first meeting on Monday, May 18, in the City Hall
Council Chambers.
Committee members present were Cheryl Nelson,
Dick Steyer, De Funk, Karen Shimamoto and Mark
Steffek. The Committee reviewed the Walls Trust and
results from the community workshops which clearly
stated the number one priority of having a covered
swimming pool.
“The Committee will work toward this goal along
with other options regarding size, location and potential services eg. physical therapy sessions. Also discussed was the development of partnerships and fundraising activities, including seeking available grant
opportunities,” said City Councilman Mark Steffek.
As a first step, the Committee will invite three regional engineering firms to present their experience
and success with other community swimming pools
and what they feel would be feasible in Alturas. The
Swimming Pool Committee will report their findings to
the City Council at their June 16 meeting. Additional
information regarding the activities of the Swimming
Pool Committee will be posted on the City of Alturas
website as it becomes available cityofalturas.org.
The Community Center committee is also meeting,
and at Tuesday’s City Council meeting reported that it
was working on securing a location as well as discussing just what would be included in the center. It was
reported that Modoc Medical Center had sent a letter
to the Council offering to help and pledging some of its
Wall Trust funding to the projects.
Mayor John Dederick suggested the two committees
come together with engineers to look at the options on
the table. Both committees will probably have a progress report at the June meeting.
The Council also agreed to donate $1,000 to help offset costs of the upcoming Modoc Outdoor Recreation
and Tourism’s Sportsman and Outdoor Expo to be held
June 20-21 at Veteran’s Park.
The Council also opted to send three cadets to the Police Academy in June. They would graduate in December and Outgoing Chief of Police Ken Barnes said that
see City, page 4
County, City
adopt Community
Facilities Districts
Modoc County and the City of Alturas have both
opted in to the California Home Finance Authority
and the Community Facilities District to finance renewable energy improvements for property owners.
While the programs may seem a little complicated,
basically it allows property owners to get into the program to install solar energy, for example, and the financing will be placed on their property tax bill. Prop
see Energy page 4
Remembering
their sacrifices
The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Pete Christensen Post
3327, with the assistance of American Legion Post 163,
will hold a Memorial Day Services at the Alturas Cemetery at 11 a.m., Monday, May 25. The public is invited
to the service.
The Surprise Valley Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)
Post 7888, will be holding a Memorial Day service for
all veterans at the Fort Bidwell Cemetery at 11 a.m. on
May 25. This year, gather at Jack MacDonald’s grave,
to honor Jack and all veterans who have served their
country.
Cool and tasty. . .
IT WASN’T exactly watermelon eating weather for the Modoc Children’s Fair Saturday, but
that didn’t keep the kids from munching down on the cold, red fruit during the watermeloneating contest. The weather did break up and offer some warmer hours in the afternoon.
Photo by Jamie Hoover.
Page 2 - Modoc County Record - May 21, 2015
Off The RecoRd LeTTeRs To The ediToR
By Rick Holloway, Editor
Notes. . .
Well, it’s been raining quite a lot in May, which is a
really good thing, but it may not be enough to avoid
summer problems since the snow pack in the high
mountains is either gone or well below average. That’s
not a good thing.
While the City is working on water conservation issues, these last 10 days probably will help in the 25
percent cutback from 2013 the State’s looking for.
There are going to be some tense days in the summer
if we don’t get some needed precipitation between now
and when it turns hot.
It’s supposed to remain wet through Saturday with
sunshine coming back after that for the week. I just
read a report from the Klamath Forest in Yreka and
the snow pack on their snow courses are all zero. It
can’t get much worse than that, since in some of those
places, the historical average is over 50 inches.
Modoc does not look any better, with Cedar Pass
having none until yesterday when it got two inches.
Surprisingly, Dismal Swamp in the North Warners
shows no snow now and Adin Mountain has one inch.
That just does not bode well for summer.
One bright spot for water is Jess Valley, where the
season average for precipitation is only about an inch
short of an 18.5-inch average. The snow level in the
mountains however is at a high elevation.
We are trying to run down more information on both
the XL Reservation and Alturas Rancheria medicinal
marijuana projects, and are making some inroads.
Both are underway and going full bore, with the XL
greenhouse growing like a weed – no pun intended.
We know there is some opposition from tribal members in both tribes, and those issues are historic and
deep set. We also know there is a lot of support for
both projects and both tribes are well aware of the
laws, federal, state and local, that they’ll have to follow. Our DA has said he feels the projects meet legal
standards, and there are meetings going on throughout the state and here to ferret out what can or cannot
be done. The one thing we do know is there will be no
sales or distribution of marijuana at either site. That’s
definitely not allowed.
We’ll have quite a bit more about the ins and outs
of the issue as we go forward, and I do expect there
will be serious disagreements in law enforcement decisions. My hope is that local county law enforcement
doesn’t jump the gun and get the county into a drawn
out, expensive court battle. We’ll be watching their activities closely.
We will also have a story here shortly with the Chief
of Police concerning the real drug problem in Modoc,
which is opiates and methamphetamine use. Those
drugs are much more dangerous, and deadly, than
marijuana and that’s where law enforcement should
concentrate. Marijuana is just an easier target.
Have a great week.
The Modoc County
RecoRd
Alturas Plaindealer-Times,
Surprise Valley Record
Court Decree No. 6356, Modoc Superior Court
July 7, 1958
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Dogs did
good job
training
Dear Editor:
The HPHS dog show
at last Saturday’s Children’s Fair brought
home several truths
about dogs and their
people. While it’s a fact
that dogs’ behavior improves drastically with
human care, contact and
training, a less frequently acknowledged truth is
the improvement in humans who are dog owners.
While this dog show revealed the gentle side of
a variety of canine participants – Rottweiler,
Pitbulls,
Chihuahuas,
Papillon,
Miniature
Schnauzer and several
other breeds and mixes
of breeds - it also revealed the good nature,
kindness,
generosity,
humor and sensibility
of the participating dog
owners and handlers.
I conclude that our dog
friends do a very fine
job of training their humans. If the world were
actually “going to the
dogs,” all our lives might
be greatly improved.
Sincerely,
Dodie McGough
Alturas, CA
Critical
ecosystem
in danger,
California’s
primary
water
supply at
risk
The Sierra Nevada
Region is the source of
more than 60 percent of
the state’s water supply.
It provides drinking water for 23 million people
and irrigation water to
the nation’s most fertile
agricultural land.
Climate change, catastrophic forest fires and
ongoing drought are
placing this important
region at risk. The impacts to forests, habitat, agriculture, public
health, energy and safety are far reaching.
On March 4, the Sierra Nevada Conservancy, in partnership
with the United States
Forest Service (USFS),
will launch the Sierra
Nevada Watershed Improvement
Program
(WIP) in a half-day summit called “Save California: The Urgency to
Restore Our Primary
Watershed.” The agenda
included a stakeholder
discussion to craft solutions that will l restore
the forests and watersheds of the Sierra Nevada and make more
resilient to changing climate stressors.
About the Watershed
Improvement Program
The Sierra Nevada
Watershed
Improvement Program (WIP)
is a coordinated, integrated,
collaborative
program to restore the
health and resiliency
of California’s primary
watershed through increased investment and
needed policy changes.
The WIP builds upon
the broad consensus
that more must be done
to restore Sierra Nevada
forests and watersheds.
The pace and scale of
science-based
ecological restoration needs to
dramatically increase in
order to stem the tide
of large, uncharacteristic wildfires and further
degradation of these ecosystems. This comprehensive effort is being
organized and coordinated by the state’s Sierra
Nevada
Conservancy
and the federal United
States Forest Service, in
close partnership with
additional federal, state,
local agencies, and diverse stakeholders. For
more information about
the WIP please visit
http://www.sierranevada.ca.gov/ wip.
Created in 2004, the
Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) is a state
agency whose mission is
to improve the environmental, economic, and
social well-being of the
Sierra Nevada Region.
The SNC has awarded over $50 million in
grants for projects to
protect and enhance the
health of California’s
primary watersheds by
improving forest health,
remediating
mercury
contamination
from
abandoned mines, protecting critical natural
resources and reducing
the risk of catastrophic
wildfire. Funding for
these projects came from
Proposition 84 passed by
voters in 2006.
The Sierra Nevada
Region spans 25 million
acres, encompasses all
or part of 22 counties,
and runs from the Oregon border on the north,
to Kern County on the
south. The Region is the
origin of more than 60
percent of California’s
developed water supply.
Additional information
can be found at www.sierranevada.ca.gov.
Letters
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Forum:
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Editor
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Where to
write
Modoc County Supervisor –
District 1 Dave Allan
(530) 279-2172 [email protected]
District 2 Patricia Cullins (530) 640-0080 [email protected].
ca.us
District
3
Kathie
Alves,
530-233-6201
[email protected].
ca.us
District 4 Jim Wills
530-640-1963 jimwills@
co.modoc.ca.us
District 5 Geri Byrne
541-891-7518
[email protected]
State of California
Governor Edmund G.
“Jerry” Brown Jr.
c/o
State
Capitol,
Suite 1173 Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone:
(916) 445-2841 Fax:
(916) 558-316 Fresno
Office 2550
Mariposa
Mall #3013 Fresno, CA
93721 Phone: 559-4455295
Fax: 559-4455328
Los
Angeles
Office
300
South
Spring
Street Suite
16701 Los Angeles, CA
90013 Phone: 213-8970322
Fax: 213-8970319
State Senator - District 1
Senator Ted Gaines
State Capitol, Room
3056 Sacramento, CA
95814 Phone: (916) 6514001 Fax: (916) 3242680
4359
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Center Boulevard, Suite
112 El Dorado Hills, CA
95762 Phone: (916) 9337213 Fax: (916) 9337234
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112 El Dorado Hills, CA
95762 Phone: (916) 9337213 Fax: (916) 9337234
33 C Broadway, Jackson CA 95642; (209)
223-9140
State Assembly - District 1
Brian Dahle
State Capitol
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Box
942849
Room
22174 Sacramento, CA
94249
Redding
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Drive,
#
110 Redding,
CA
96002
(530)
2236300 (530) 223-6737 fax
US Congress
Representative Doug
LaMalfa
506
Cannon
HOB Washington, D.C.
20515
Phone: (202)
225-3076 Fax:
(202)
225-5444
Oroville Office (530)
534-7100
Redding Office (530)
605-4339
Senator Barbara Boxer
SH-112 Hart Senate
Office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202)
224-3553
1130 O Street, Suite
2450 Fresno, California
93721 (559) 497-5109
Senator Dianne Feinstein
SH-331 Hart Senate
Office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202)
224-3841
1130 O Street, Suite
2446 Fresno, California
93721 (559) 485-9689
Looking
Back
75 Years Ago - 1940
“GONE WITH the Wind”
is coming to the Niles Theatre, Sunday…. Seventytwo teachers and instructors are taking part in the
school workshop at Modoc Union High School….
Francis L. Drag, Rural
Supervisor for Modoc
Schools, has accepted an
appointment to the State
Board of Education in the
elementary
division….
Ralph “Cash” Lightner
has been named to head
the Fourth of July Parade
Committee…. Dr. Ed Conwell will head the delegation of 20-30 membership
to the state convention at
Hoberg’s…. City and county workers began preparing the Alturas Municipal
Airport that is laid out
and contemplated west
of Alturas…. Mrs. Cecil
Baker has been named
chairperson of the Modoc
Republican women….
70 Years Ago - 1945
FARMERS EXCHANGE
has expanded with a
branch office in Cedarville, which will be located
in the Robinson Building
on Main Street…. Heavy
spring rains have raised
the annual precipitation
mark to 14.15 inches….
Brunel Christensen, a
Lieutenant with the Rainbow Division, has been cited by three men. He was
also one of the first officers
into the infamous Dachau
concentration camp….
65 Years Ago - 1950
THE ANNUAL Rotary
Fish Derby has 32 youngsters participating Tuesday, and 82 fish were
weighed in during the two
hour contest. The youngest fisherman to catch a
fish was Bobby Schorch….
A hotly contested primary
election will be held this
year. There are 4,595
registered to vote in Modoc…. Forty acres burned
at Long Bell Camp in the
first forest fire of the season…. Walt Rodman, Modoc Fair manager, has
been named Modoc bull
sale chairman, replacing
Jack Hays…. There are 77
head of animals consigned
to the second annual Junior Livestock Show and
sale….
60 Years Ago - 1955
HESTER STEIL has
been named to Girls
State…. Likely ropers
have changed the rodeo
date from July 3 and 4 to
June 18 and 19….
50 Years Ago - 1965
THE GODESS of Liberty contest will be reinstalled for Fandango Days
and local girls are presently being lined up to be
judged entirely on looks
and personality…. Ann
Koza of Alturas is this
year’s candidate for Girls
State representative for
Modoc…. The rattlesnake
is the least advertised
member of Modoc wildlife,
for obvious reasons….
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May 21, 2015 - Modoc County Record - Page 3
Court activity
*We would like to remind the public that all
persons charged with crimes are innocent until
proven guilty in a court of law.*
May 19, 2015 Arraignments
Mishell Wong was arraigned on a misdemeanor violation of Penal Code section 148.5(a), filing
a false police report. She was released on her
own recognizance.
Kelly Peile was arraigned on a misdemeanor
violation of Penal Code section 242, battery. He
was released on his own recognizance.
Andrew McDaniel was arraigned on a misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code section
14601.1(a), driving on a suspended license, and
infraction violations of Vehicle Code section
4000(a), no registration and Vehicle Code section 16028(a), no insurance. He was released on
his own recognizance.
Sean Wolfe failed to appear for his hearing.
A bench warrant was issued in the amount of
$4,000.
Samuel Thompson failed to appear for sentencing. A bench warrant was issued in the
amount of $15,000.
Tina Risa Penn failed to appear for her hearing in three cases. Bench warrants were issued
in the amount of $12,500.
Ashley Levan failed to appear for her hearing.
A bench warrant was issued on the amount of
$3,500.
Justin Oakley failed to appear for his hearing.
A bench warrant was issued in the amount of
$3,500.
May 19, 2015 Sentencing
Dominic Herrera pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code section
23152(b), driving while under the influence
with a .08% BAC or higher. He was sentenced
to 48 hours in county jail, placed on three years
summary probation, ordered to complete a 1st
offender DUI program, and ordered to pay fines
Ty Law pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code section 23103/23103.5(a),
driving recklessly while intoxicated. He was
sentenced to three years summary probation,
ordered to complete an education component of
a 1st Offender DUI program, and ordered to pay
a fine in the amount of $1,494.
Morning Martinez pleaded no contest to a
misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code section
23152(b), driving while under the influence with
a .08% BAC or higher. She was sentenced to
48 hours in county jail, placed on three years
Fernando Andradeleon pleaded no contest to
a misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code section
23152(a), driving while under the influence. He
was sentenced to 48 hours in county jail, placed
on three years summary probation, ordered to
complete a 1st offender DUI program, and ordered to pay fines in the amount of $1,964.
James Ostrander pleaded no contest to a
misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code section
23152(b), driving while under the influence with
a .08% BAC or higher, and admitted his BAC
was greater than .15%. He was sentenced to
48 hours in county jail, placed on three years
Ralph Lancaster pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor violations of Penal Code section
647(f), public intoxication. He was sentenced to
60 days county jail.
PUBLIC MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
The
Net:
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record.
com
dance. Please feel free to
join us for this meeting.
If you cannot attend
please direct comments to
the Modoc County Road
Department at 530-2336422.
Minor
injuries in
accident
Only minor injuries were
reported in a single vehicle
rollover May 13, 8:19 p.m.
on
Termo-Grasshopper
Road, about .5 miles east
of Mitchell Road.
According to the California Highway Patrol,
Frank G. Orosco, 79, of
Termo, was eastbound in
a 2013 Fiat at about 50-60
m.p.h when he reached to
the passenger floorboards
to grab a piece of paper. He
felt the Fiat drive off the
pavement onto the gravel
shoulder. The car left the
road and traveled down a
small embankment before
rolling an undetermined
number of times across a
field.
It came to rest in the
field south of TermoGrasshopper Road. After
the wreck, Orosco called a
friend and Pioneer Towing
and awaited their arrival.
He said he was properly
wearing his lap and shoulder restraint. The Fiat’s
side-curtain airbags deployed during the wreck,
limiting his injuries to a
complaint of pain to his
left side.
MJUSD
menus
Breakfast:
Friday, May 22 - Scones,
juice/fruit and milk.
Monday, May 25 - No
School.
Tuesday, May 26 French toast sticks, juice.
Wednesday, May 27 Cinnamon rolls, juice/
fruit and milk.
Thursday, May 28 Pancake on a stick, juice/
fruit and milk..
Friday, May 29- Biscuit
and gravy, juice/fruit and
milk..
Lunch:
Friday, May 22 - Grilled
chicken sandwich, chips,
peas, chocolate chip cookies and milk.
Monday, May 25 - No
school.
Tuesday, May 26 - Hamburgers with pickles,
chips, green beans, fruit
and milk.
Wednesday, May 27
- Pizza Nada, refried
beans, tomatoes, oranges
and milk.
Thursday, May 28 Chili with beans, carrots,
cornbread, apple slices
and milk.
Friday, May 29 - Hot
dog, salad with broccoli,
frozen fruit cups and milk.
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY, MAY 23
10 A.M.
to 3 P.M.
located at
425 archer
ave., altUras
1992 3 Bed/2 Bath Home in Brooks Park.
Property goes with this well cared for home. All
appliances and some furniture also included
with the home. Low maintenance yard and a
large metal shop. Shop could easily be made
into a 2 car garage. All for only $65,900.
for more information call
terrY QUirK at 530-640-2070
5/21
The Modoc County Road
Department will be holding a public meeting at
the Canby Fire Station
on June 11, 2015 at 4:00
p.m., to discuss possible
solutions to the traffic
problems at County Road
82, 83 and State Highway
299 in Canby.
The
Modoc
County
Road Department, Modoc
County
Transportation
Commission
members
and representatives from
Cal Trans will be in atten-
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5 DAY FORECAST
MODOC • MAY 21 - 25, 2015
Point Forecast - 4
Alturas, CA •
120.55ºW
(Elev.
ft)
Issued
by
National Weather
Miles S
41.43ºN
4398
NOAA’s
Service
Thursday: A chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after
11am. Cloudy, with a high near 64. West northwest wind 3 to 6 mph.
Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Thursday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Cloudy, with
a low around 46. Northwest wind 6 to 8 mph. Chance of precipitation
is 40%.
Friday: A chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 11am. Cloudy, with a high near 63. Northwest wind 6 to 10 mph.
Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Friday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 43. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a
of showers and thunderstorms high near 68.
after 11am. Mostly sunny, with
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with
a high near 63.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, a low around 39.
with a low around 38.
Memorial Day: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly
sunny, with a high near 69.
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Construction will likely begin in June and be
completed by October. For additional information
please contact Pedersen, MCTC at 530-0233-6410
or Eric Akana, Caltrans Project Manager at 530225-3530.
The project goes from Oak Street west and has
been in the works for years.
The California Department of Transportation
will begin road improvements from 0.2 miles west
of Mill Street to 0.1 mile east of Oak Street.
Improvements will include eight-foot shoulders,
from Warner Street to Oak Street, to provide additional width for bike and pedestrian traffic. New
gutters and culverts will be installed to prevent
standing water and ice and improve drainage.
Paving will also take place in front of businesses
between Juniper Street and Oak Street along SR
299.
The road will be widened to accommodate a left
turn pocket in front of the proposed hospital on
North Nagle Street. In addition, a radar speed advisory sign will be installed near Mill Street to help
warn traffic as it enters Alturas.
Work on the project is expected to occur during daytime hours. Traffic control, with flaggers,
will be in effect Monday through Friday from May
through November.
CalTrans has established a Road Construction
Hotline to keep motorists updated on this and other Caltrans projects. Please call (530) 225-3452 .
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gram and be subject to the property tax assessment
that is used to repay project financing. Again, this
can only be done if: the County and City adopted a
resolution consenting to the inclusion of parcels in
the unincorporated areas of the county to be in the
PACE program and;
Each participating property owner consents in
writing to the annexation into the PACE program.
The following are PACE program considerations:
Supports development of renewable energy sources, installation of energy and water efficiency improvements, reduction of greenhouse gases and protection of the environment.
Only property owners who voluntarily choose to
participate in the program will be subject to assessments or special taxes.
This method makes payment more secure for lenders and the program financing becomes an affordable method for property owners seeking to reduce
energy bills or improve their property.
The program financing can be transferred upon
sale. This benefits owners such as seniors or others
who may seek to improve their property lower energy costs, but know they may sell in the future.
Early payment of premiums may apply in some
circumstances, but property owners can choose to
pay off the program financing at any time.
The county or city does not incur financial obligations by participating in the program and it only has
a minor increase in responsibility by the Tax Collector, Auditor and Administrative offices.
Top five questions about financing and the Ygrene
financing company.
1. What does Ygrene (the financing entity) do?
Ygrene provides special financing known as Property Assessed Clean Energy (P.A.C.E.), which allows
you to finance improvements to your property by putting the financed amount on your property tax bill.
Ygrene offers our program in partnership with your
local city or county government. The partnership enables the program to provide low cost financing over
long terms with zero money out of your pocket. With
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city gets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Our funds can be used by both residential and
commercial property owners. Funding is available
for any project that creates renewable energy such
as solar, saves energy such as a high-efficiency heating and air-conditioning system and water conservation projects such as net-zero landscaping.
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Making payments on your property tax bill is a
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Barnes is retiring on June 16, and the Council voted to advertise within the City for
five days for applicants to fill the position. Barnes said he will be available to work
after he retires, and will, but is restricted to how many hours he can be officially on
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According to County Chief Administrative Officer Chester Robertson, Senate Bill 555 amended the
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Modoc County Cattlemen’s Association Spring Field
Day will bring together cattlemen and others interested on Sunday, June 7. Meet at the auction yard at 9
a.m. A guided tour through Devil’s Garden will be followed by a provided barbecue lunch at noon at Crowder
Flat Station. Please bring a chair, as seating for lunch
is limited at Crowder Flat Station.
Starting this Friday, May 22
through Labor Day
DAVIS CREEK MERCANTILE
FRIDAY NIGHT BARBECUE
Every Friday • 5 - 8 P.M.
Serving Beef & Pork Ribs,
Tri-Tip & Chicken with
Coleslaw, Beans & Bread
to go orders welcome, call
530-233-3758
41942 HWY 395 • Davis Creek, CA 96108
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Sam Hadwick, Kaycee Cuzick and Haley Dancer, Davis Creek 4-H Club staffing the Children’s Fair
booth.
Project Pillowcase
closing in on goal
2015 Modoc SportSMan’S
& outdoor Expo
JunE 20 & 21, 2015
Saturday 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Veterans memorial park • 500 S. main Street/HWy 395 • alturas, Ca
Sage Cuzick, Davis Creek 4-H is excited about
the colorful pillowcase materials.
Alturas.
“Special thanks to all of the ladies in town who donated material and their sewing time already. Modoc
4-H members are excited to show how much they care
about their community and their state by completing
this lofty goal of 500 pillowcases,” Hadwick expressed.
We now have new Behavioral Health Providers
BARBARA
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PATRICK
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140
P.O. Box 6 • Beatty, OR 97621
(541) 533-2105
Westside Rd.
LAKEVIEW
395
Behavioral Health receptionist at 530-335-0340
SATURDAY APRIL 26, 2014
Reed Rd.
REED ROAD - LAKEVIEW, ORE.
SALE
SITE
140
Available 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
every Tuesday and Thursday
Garrett Road
From Klamath Falls
Available 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
WATCH
FOR THE
SIGNS!
Lic. Marriage & Family Therapist
Water
Reed Rd.
Users Rd.
Licensed Psychologist, Ph.D
For insurance eligibility please contact our Intake Eligibility clerk prior to scheduling an appointment at 530-335-3651.
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LOCATIONS & SUMMER HOURS
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PARTIAL LIST WE’VE GOT MORE
CONSIGNMENTS
COMING
IN DAILY!
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FARM AND
CONSTRUCTION
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AUCTION SATURDAY
APRIL 26th, 2014
LAKEVIEW
11:00 A.M.
PREVIEW
Friday April 25th
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday April 26th
8 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Food Concessionaire!
Limited Consignments
Being Taken!
• Tractors
• Trucks
140
• Farm Equipment
BLY
From Lakeview
• Trailers
Westside Rd.
• Vehicles
140
• Miscellaneous
140
From Klamath Falls
541-533-2105
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Jeff 541-891-2551
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Sale ManagedE-mail:
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GOOSE LAKE
Water
Reed Rd.
Users Rd.
Garrett Road
SALE
SITE
Reed Rd.
10 A.M. AND 6 P.M.
BEATTY
395
Newell
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FOR THE
SIGNS!
Lookout
Reed Rd.
From Sprague River
GOOSE LAKE
Lake City
Garrett Road
SALE
SITE
Fort Bidwell
Water
Reed Rd.
Users Rd.
Eagleville
Klam
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Ivory Pine Road
Alturas
Sale Managed and Conducted by
Interested in learning
TRUCKS & TRAILERS - LINK BELT 50 TON 4X4 CRANE • 1995
more from experts about SATURDAY May 23rd, 2015
SPRING
FREIGHTLINER W/FLATBED, 2 5/16 TRAILER BALL, 22.5 TIRES,
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Open
Wednesday,
growing
a
garden?
Stop
CUMMINS 9SPD W/ JAKES, EXCELLENT CONDITION • 1966 KW
For receipt of a registration number buyer agrees that
CONSIGNMENT
if highest bid is accepted the following terms of the sale
923A NARROW NOSE BIG CAM 3 400 5X4 TRANS SSHD REARS
are by
part ofthe
the then
formed workshop
contract between the Seller
free
on
Saturday
&
Sunday
16135
Co.
Rd.
60
• 1998 FORD GAS 7 YARD DUMP TRUCK • 1984 FREIGHTLIN(represented by the Auctioneer) and the Buyer. The contract
AUCTION
ER CAB OVER BIG CAM 400, 13SPD MERRIT CATTLE BOX W/
is enforceable
when the auctioneer
accepts28
the buyer’s
offer.
Thursday,
May
at
7
1. Property is sold “As Is - Where Is” and Buyer relies
MERRIT PULL TRAILER • 1996 16’ FEATHERLITE ALUMINUM
exclusively on pre-auction personal inspection and not
May
23rd,
2015
p.m. at the Church of
STOCK TRAILER • 1978 18’ NECKOVER STOCK TRAILER •
on representation or warranties expressed or implied in
Open
2nd
Friday
2007 12’ CHALLENGER CARTO TRAILER W/SIDE DOOR AND
any way. While descriptions are believed to be correct,
PREVIEW
JesuswillChrist
of Latterauctioneers
not be held responsible
for advertising
2 REAR DOORS • WALTON 24000# EQUIPMENT TRAILER W/
discrepancies. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
FRIDAY 22nd
NO100
PARKING
of
each
month
Co.
Rd.
88A
RAMPS, EXCELLENT CONDITION • TOWMASTER EQUIPMENT
day inSaints,
East
13th
2. Payment
full must be made 104
at conclusion
of the auction.
ON HWY. 140
TRAILER • 40 TON LOWBOY W/BEAVERTAIL • 24000# EQUIPNo items will be allowed to be removed until satisfactory
8 A.M. - 5 P.M.
payment
has beenjust
made. Payment
to be made
in cash,
MENT TRAILER W/RAMPS • 5TH WHEEL 24’ SINGLE AXLE
Street,
behind
the
cashier’s check, certified check, MasterCard, Visa, or
AUCTION
HD TILT BED TRAILER • 10 YD HYDRAULIC DUMP TRAILER •
Open 1st Friday
Discover. Company or personal checks over $2,500 will
AT THE JUNCTION OF HIGHWAY
Essex
Motel,
Alturas.
1998 BLAKE GOOSENECK 16’ STOCK TRAILER • 2000 BLAKE
not be accepted without letter guaranteeing payment
SATURDAY 23rd
140 AND IVORY PINE ROAD
GOOSENECK 16’ STOCK TRAILER & MORE!
made out to Duarte Sales, Inc.. Federal and State laws
of each month
Co. Rd. 133E
Clayton
BLY,100
OREGON
and Cedarville’s
penalties for failure to settle and
pay shall apply. and
10:00 A.M.
TRACTORS - KAMATSU D65E W/SEMI U BLADE W/HYDRAU3. Duarte Sales, Inc. may, under certain conditions, bid on
LICS TILTS • IH 5088 TRACTOR W/CAB • 2004 NH LS180 SKID
behalf
of pre-approved
absentee buyers.
Vickie
Oilar
will
be
the
4. Bidder acknowledges that an auction site is a potentially dangerous place. Flammable, noxious, corrosive and
AT THE JUNCTION OF HIGHWAY 140 AND STEER • JD 4430 120HP TRACTOR W/CAB AND DUALS • WHITE
Open
1st
&
3rd
pressurized substances are present, heavy equipment is being operated and electric circuits may be live. Every
120HP TRACTOR W/CAB • FERMEC 640B 4X4, 4 IN 1 BUCKET,
featured speakers. ClayIVORY PINE ROAD
person at the auction site at any time shall be there at his own risk with notice of the condition of the premises
8 WAY HYDRAULIC GANNON BOX SCRAPER • CASE 580 SUBLY, OREGON
and the activities thereon and Bidder shall so advise his agents and employees. No person shall have any claim
Sunday
each
month
100
Co.
Rd.
38A
ton
was
the
Agricultural
PER E 4X4 BACKHOE W/THUMB • FORD COMMERCIAL BACKagainst Auctioneers, their agents, employees, or principals for any injuries sustained, nor for damages to or loss
of property which may occur from any cause whatsoever.
HOE • FARMALL TRACTOR W/MOWER DECK • KUBOTA B7200
SALE
Teacher and FFA Advisor
SITE
4X4 TRACTOR W/LOADER • CASE 580D BACKHOE 4700HRS, 4
Open 1st Thursday
IN 1 BUCKET • W9 MCCORMIC DEERING TRACTOR • 9N FORD
for many years at CedarTRACTOR W/BLADE • FORD 9N TRACTOR • JD 7700 & MORE!
WATCH
VEHICLES & ATV’S - 2005 CHEVY 2500 4X4 4 DOOR • 2004
FOR THE
100 Co. Rd. 3
of each month
ville High School. His stuSIGNS!
DODGE 1500 4X4 SHORT BOX • 1997 FORD F350 W/TOOL BOXES
AND AIR COMPRESSOR • 1993 DODGE 4X4 CUMMINS DIESEL W/
dents often won top honors
NO PARKING
FACTORY FLATBED • 2009 4X4 700 FUEL INJECTED RANGER W/
Open
Friday
&
ON HWY. 140
in soils at FFA Contests.
TOP AND WINDSHIELD • 2006 700 RANGER 4X4 FUEL INJECTED
W/FULL CAB • POLARIS 450 SPORTSMAN 4X4 • HONDA RANCHER 4X4 ATV & MORE COMING!
FOOD CONCESSIONAIRE!
100 Co. Rd. 15C
Vickie and Clayton are
Saturday
HAYING EQUIPMENT - HYSTER HAY SQUEEZE • NH 580 BALER 2 TIE LIKE NEW, LESS THAN
500 BALES – OWNER SOLD FARM AND MUST SELL! • NH BR780 ROUND BALER • FREEMAN
perpetual Blue Ribbon
10% Buyers Premium on gross sales
330 BALER W/WISCONSIN ENGINE • FREEMAN 370 HYDRAULIC DRIVEN BALER • NH 580
of
$500
or
less.
No
Buyers
Premium
BALER • NH 216 HYDRAULIC RAKES • HESSTON ROUND BALER • NH 2 TWINE BALER • 3PT
winners at Modoc District
on gross sales of $501 or more.
12’ DISC BINE • HESSTON GRAPPLES • SITREX TEDDAR U400 RAKE • KUHN GMD 700 DISC
Open
Sundays
Fair for their garden harMOWER • KUHN GMD 66 DISC MOWER • 8 WHEEL RAKE & MUCH MORE!!
100 Co. Rd. 93B
FARM EQUIPMENT - 10’ TUF TURF PASTURE AERATOR • 3PT BACKHOE ATTACHMENT • 3PT 5’
vests. Sheila Gilliam will
HOWSE BRUSH HOG • 16’ SPIKETOOTH HARROW • 3PT DEMCO BOOM SPRAYER 25’ W/TANK
Sale Managed and Conducted by
& PTO PUMP • RING ROLLERS • IH 10’ OFFSET DISC • 6’ BRUSH BEATER • CORWELL WATER
explain how anyone can
INC.
PUMP W/DEUTZ DIESEL ENGINE • (2) JD FERTILIZER SPREADERS • HYDAULIC POSTHOLE
Open
Saturdays
AUGER W/2 AUGERS • SNOW CO. GRAIN ELEVATOR GAS POWERED ON WHEELS • JUMBO
250 Co. Rd. 178
begin and build a threeRIPPER • 3PT 4’ PTO ROTOTILLER • JD 3PT POSTHOLE AUGER • 7’ 3PT REAR BLADE •
P.O. Box 6 • Beatty, OR 97621 PULL
MF 6’ BOX SCRAPER • HAY FORKS FOR TRACTOR • PALLET FORKS • ROUND BALE CARRIER
month storage program.
P.O.
Box
6
Sites are open between the hours of
(541) 533-2105
• FRONT END LOADER FOR TRACTOR • M&W LITTLE RED WAGON HAY FEEDER & MORE!
Beatty, OR 97621
WE WILL START AT 10 A.M. ON THE SMALL
Joanne Montague will
LIVESTOCK & MISCELLANEOUS - LOADING CHUTE • POWDER RIVER SQUEEZE CHUTE •
www.duartesales.com
ITEMS. AT 12 NOON WE WILL START ON THE
541-533-2105
Office
WEST GUARD SQUEEZE CHUTE • CATTLE BLOCKING CHUTE • 6” MAINLINE • 4” HANDLINE •
Eric
541-891-7863
LARGE
ITEMS.
DEPENDING
ON
THE
SIZE
OF
THE
E-mail:
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have some garden treats
541-891-2551 Jeff
3” HAND LINE • 2” HAND LINE • HAY ELEVATORS • PIPE FITTINGS • 5” MAINLINE • PRESSURE
AUCTION WE MAY HAVE A SECOND AUCTIONEER
Jeff 541-891-7863
541-891-2551
Eric
WITH TWO AUCTION RINGS WORKING TO BETTER
WASHER • DRILL PRESS • PORTABLE GAS POWERED WELDER / GENERATOR • ELECTRIC
Call 530-233-7660 for information or
station fees.
to eat. Everyone welcome.
SERVE OUR BUYERS AND CONSIGNORS.
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MOWER AND ROTOTILLER • JD LAWN MOWER W/GRASS CATCHER • CRAFTSMAN MOWER
County of Modoc Administration
For info please call Rollie
ADDRESS
SERVICE& Conducted
REQUESTED
Sale Managed
by
• CUB CADES RIDING LAWN MOWER LT 1042 204 HOURS, LIKE NEW! • TOOLS • 3PT RMI-C
5/21/15
Duarte Sales, Inc.
204 S. Court Street • Alturas, CA 96101
120 GALLON SPRAYER WITH BOOM• LOTS OF SHOP TOOLS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION!
Gilliam, 530-233-6669.
5/14
541-533-2105
www.duartesales.com
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PHONE (530)335-3651 • 36977 Park Ave. • Burney, CA 96013
For receipt of a registration number buyer agrees that if highest bid
is accepted the following terms of the sale are part of the then formed
contract between the Seller (represented by the Auctioneer) and the Buyer.
The contract is enforceable when the auctioneer accepts the buyer’s offer.
1. Property is sold “As Is - Where Is” and Buyer relies exclusively on preauction personal inspection and not on representation or warranties
expressed or implied in any way. While descriptions are believed to
be correct, auctioneers will not be held responsible for advertising
discrepancies. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
2. Payment in full must be made at conclusion of the auction. No items
will be allowed to be removed until satisfactory payment has been
made. Payment to be made in cash, cashier’s check, certified check,
MasterCard, Visa, or Discover. Company or personal checks over
$2,500 will not be accepted without letter guaranteeing payment made
out to Duarte Sales. Federal and State laws and penalties for failure to
settle and pay shall apply.
3. Duarte Sales may, under certain conditions, bid on behalf of preapproved absentee buyers.
4. Bidder acknowledges that an auction site is a potentially dangerous
place. Flammable, noxious, corrosive and pressurized substances are
present, heavy equipment is being operated and electric circuits may
be live. Every person at the auction site at any time shall be there at his
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own risk with notice of the condition of the premises and the activities
thereon and Bidder shall so advise his agents and employees. No person
shall have any claim against Auctioneers, their agents, employees, or
principals for any injuries sustained, nor for damages to or loss of property which may occur from any cause whatsoever.
Hear expert
gardening
tips
early bird registration May
27 from 4 – 6:30 p.m. at Alturas Elementary School
Multipurpose Room. Discount fee, $45. After May
27, fee increases to $55.
Other registration dates
TBA. Players must be age
four by July 31, 2015. For
more info please call Andria Young, 530-708-0853
or Jayme Bateman, 530519-5708. Each child will
receive a pair of socks and
ball when season starts.
5. It is buyers responsibility if purchasing a vehicle to know his or her states protocol and regulations. Auction company and its employees make no
claims as to vehicles eligibility in to any state.
Celebrating its 60th annual Junior Horse Show, the
Modoc County Sheriff’s Posse invites youth horsemen,
up to age 18, to participate in the 60th annual Posse
Junior Horse Show on May 23, starting at 9 a.m. at the
Junior Livestock Ground in Alturas. Spectators encouraged. Free entry with ribbons for all age groups and
classes; top finishers in each age category and Best All
Around recognitions. Class divisions include: GreenHorn for ages 7 and younger; Junior for ages 8 -13 and
Senior for ages 14-18.
Obtain entry forms at True Value, Modoc Farm Supply, Modoc Veterinary Center, Likely General Store and
Adin Supply. Mail entry forms to Sheriff’s Posse, P.O.
Box 1408, Alturas, CA 96101.
6. All purchases must be removed from auction site by April 28th unless prior arrangements made.
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PIT RIVER HEALTH SERVICE
Youth
Soccer
60th Posse Junior Horse signups
Modoc Youth Soccer will
open registration for boys
Show this Saturday
and girls ages 4-13 during
Disclaimer: All item(s) may be added to or deleted from the auction. Duarte Sales Company cannot guarantee the availability of item(s) for sale on
auction day. Please call the auction site to confirm an item(s) availability.
The Modoc County 4-H Club is trying to raise awareness and collect 500 handmade pillowcases to be donated to various children’s hospitals in the state. The
project stems from a challenge put forth from California
State 4-H office to have all of the counties in the state
bring pillowcases to the State Field Day on May 30 in
Davis, CA.
“The states goal is 500 and our Modoc County HI 4-H
and All-star members wanted to bring 500 just from our
county to match the state. We are well on our way after our booth at the Children’s Fair,” explained Heather
Hadwick, Modoc County 4-H Coordinator.
Modoc County 4-H hosted a Children’s Fair booth last
Saturday, set up with machines and material, for children and adults to sew pillowcases to donate.
“Over 60 pillowcases were made just on Saturday and
we are now up to 364,” said Sara McCoy of Providence
4-H Club.
“We are asking anyone who can sew, to make one or
two pillowcases to donate if they can. We have come this
far, one by one, and plan on making our goal of 500. We
can accept pillowcases until Thursday, May 28, as we
leave for the State Field Day on Friday,” added Hadwick. Pillowcase or material donations may be dropped
off at the County 4-H office at 202 W. Fourth Street in
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Obituary
Obituary
Frederick Derner
Frederick (Fred) William Derner, born April
26, 1938, and went to be
with Our Lord on May 15,
2015 at Modoc Medical
Center in Alturas, California at 8:30 a.m.
He is preceded in death
by his father Jacob Derner, mother Anna Derner
and
nephew
Zachery
Derner. He is survived by
his wife Diana Gay Derner, their four children:
Phillip William Detlef
FRED DERNER
Derner, Dawn Jacqueline
Christine Veverka, Georgiana Gay Derner and Kimberly Lou Derner, his brother and sister in law John and
Betty Derner and sister Marie Carpenter. He is also
survived by his nephews and nieces: Jake and Monica
Derner, Stephanie Young, Kurt Carpenter, Caroline
Carpenter and Brian Carpenter. His immediate grandchildren: Brendan Derner, Justin Derner, Anna Cavasso, Christopher Derner, Bryan Derner and David and
Amelia Bocanegra. Also, numerous great-grandchildren and great nephews and nieces.
Fred’s father Jacob and cousin Detlef Derner immigrated to America in the early 1920’s. After homesteading (Jacob in Likely and Detlef in Canby) they returned
to Germany to marry their wives, Anna and Annie
Derner and returned to America in 1931.
Jacob and Anna Derner settled in on a ranch in Likely, California and had three children: Marie, John and
Frederick.
Fred’s Dad died when Fred was 14. Marie went to college, John joined the military, while Fred remained on
the ranch with his mother and began his 60-plus year
ranching career.
December 14, 1969, Fred married Diana G. Mapes
and adopted her two children, Georgiana and Kimberly. Shortly after that, Dawn was born in 1970 and then
Phillip in 1971.
In 1975, Fred and Diana sold the Likely Ranch to
Dwight and Joann Beeson and bought the old Caldwell
Ranch in Canby, California.
Fred loved the ranch life. He farmed the land as
well as raised livestock ranging from chickens to Diana’s pure bred Quarter Horses. Hence his CB handle,
“Chicken Rancher.”
In the mid 80’s, when the ranching economy went
down hill, Fred began working at the mill in Canby. He
eventually moved his family to the Alturas Area. Fred
and Diana purchased a home in Modoc Recreational
Estates, where he resided until his recent illness and
Diana resides today.
After the mill in Canby closed, Fred began to work
for Bobby Bushey, Jr. as a rake operator/foreman and
continued to do so, just up to before his passing.
Fred was an active member of the community. He was
a member of Elks B.P.O.E. and was the Exalted Ruler
1969-1970. He was also a member of Canby 4-Wheeler
Club, Canby Fire Dept., amongst other things.
Memorial Services will be on May 30, 2015 at 12 noon
at the River of Life Church located on Eighth Street in
Alturas, CA, next to Blevin’s Glass Shop. A potluck to
follow immediately. If you would like to bring a dish
and are not sure what to bring, please feel free to call
Dawn Veverka at (530) 233-3197 or Georgiana Derner
at (530) 233-0959.
Services
Joe L. Ontiveros
A celebration of life for Joe L. Ontiveros will be held
on Saturday, June 6 at 2 p.m. at Veterans’ Memorial
Hall, So. Main St., Alturas. Mr. Ontiveros was
a 28-year resident of California Pines.
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Thursday morning, available at 201 W. Carlos St.,
Alturas, from the green
newspaper vending machine in front of the office
and at many businesses
throughout Modoc County. Subscribe online, in
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Office hours: Monday
through Thursday, 8:30
a.m. – 5 p.m.; Fridays,
8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
The Record business office will be closed on Monday, May 25 for Memorial
Day holiday.
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Gary M. Hays
Gary Michael Hays was
born August 26, 1960 in
Healdsburg, CA to Gary
Hays and Doris Dederick
Hays Groff. He passed
away May 16, 2015 in Alturas, CA.
Affectionately
called
‘Curly’ by his brothers
and sisters, he attended
schools in Alturas and
graduated from Modoc
High School in 1978.
Gary worked at many
different occupations including: cooking at the
Beacon Coffee Shop; apprentice at Hays FiberGARY HAYS
glass with his grandfather Charlie; Maintenance Man for Cal Pines Lodge;
Hog Ranch Mine, where he became Lead Man on the
crusher and later a driller and then he started working
for the County of Modoc as a seasonal flagger, seasonal
weed abatement and then for ten years as building and
grounds maintenance for the Road Department. For
the past five years he has worked for BLM, performing
weed abatement on public lands.
Gary was a kind, quiet man who loved the outdoors
and traipsing around Modoc County. He enjoyed hunting, creek fishing, collecting shed horns, shooting squirrels, collecting and refinishing antiques, yard sales,
collecting camo clothing and HATS! He had a huge collection of hats.
Gary is survived by his parents Gary (Karen) and
Doris Groff of Alturas; children Ashley and Clayton;
grandson Collen; brothers Chris (Loree) of Susanville,
CA.; Jason (Monica) of Alturas and Hunter (Kamaryn)
Groff of Alturas; sisters Lisa Cummings of Alturas and
Hannah (Shane) of Weed, CA.; numerous aunts, uncles,
nieces and nephews.
A celebration of his life will be held Saturday, May
23, 2015 at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church at 2 p.m. in
Alturas. Potluck to follow.
Modoc High Class of
’85 plans Reunion
Modoc High School Class of 1985 is planning its 30th
Class Reunion for the Fourth of July weekend 2015 in
Alturas. Classmates are asked to contact either Eric
Nelson, Monica Derner or Janet (Young) Server. Classmates are welcome to join
the MHS Class of 1985
Facebook page for details.
THE RECORD publishes
announcements free of charge for
engagements, weddings, births and
obituaries as space allows. Go to
www.modocrecord.com for forms.
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Sunday, May 24 at 8 p.m.
for two of radio’s most listened to western themed
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5/21
There’s still time to see the May gallery featuring the
Modoc Joint Unified School High School Student Art.
Also, The Art Center is open for nominations for the
Executive Board until June 3 at 5 p.m.
Nominations can be submitted in person or by mail to
The Art Center, 317 So. Main St., Alturas.
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whom served on Pacific Crest’s Board of Directors and/
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Guided tour through Devil’s Garden with
barbecue provided. Don’t forget to bring your
own chair, seating is limited for lunch.
Elks install officers
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Alturas Lodge #1756 Installed their new officers
for the 2015-2016 year on April 4. Pictured left to right standing, Tiler-Joe Moreo, TrusteesBrian Harden, Curtis Leslie, Leonard Weber, Secretary-Stephen Riley, Trustee Jerry Wendland,
Treasurer-Jim Rollins. Seated, Inner Guard-Don Collier, Chaplain-Gary Harden, Leading KnightDan Vierria, Exalted Ruler-Marshall Kirkpatrick, Loyal Knight-Kyle Williams, Lecturing KnightLarry Cavasso, Esquire-Doug Waterman. Not pictured, Trustee-Steve Brown. The officers hope for a
very fun and fulfilling year. Photo by Dawn Waterman
Obituary
Harriet P. Libby
Invitational opens
in Alturas May 28
Meet at 9 a.m. at the
Modoc Auction Yard, Hwy 299.
Barbecue Lunch at 12 p.. at
the Crowder Flat Ranger Station
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Businesses, organizations and individuals are invited
Former Alturas resiand
encouraged to offer a big Modoc welcome to the spedent, Harriet Pauline
cial
athletes
gathering in Alturas on Thursday, May 28.
Libby, 92, of Sioux Falls,
The Northern California Invitational (NCI), formerly
Summer vacation is just
SD, died May 10, 2015 at
known
as
Modoc
Special
Olympics,
is
hosting
the
event
Avera McKennan Hosaround the corner that will bring athletes from throughout northern Calipital after complications
Get your dogs and cats
fornia. It is expected that more than 250 will participate
of a stroke. Harriet was
this year.
chipped today!
born to Harry and Myrtle
The
events
will
take
place
at
the
Modoc
High
School
(Crockett) Johnson on Nofootball field beginning at 9:00 a.m. and expected to last
vember 18, 1922 at home
until early afternoon. Families typically spend time
on the kitchen table on
browsing and shopping while here.
East Bridge St. in Westbrook, Maine. She was
Regularly $53 born the youngest child
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HARRIET LIBBY
and only girl to two older
brothers, George and Albert. Her brothers doted on her
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Pacific Crest Federal Credit Union is proud to angiving her anything she wanted for she was much loved.
nounce their 2015 Scholarship winners:
She attended Westbrook Schools graduating from WestGary & Mariah Esget Scholarship to Tyler Ewing
brook High School in 1941.
from Alturas, CA.
She married Ernest Maxwell Libby on August 26, 1942.
Dave & Lois Stemple Scholarship to Steven Hedlund
501 Highway 395 N. • Alturas, CA 96101
To this union were born four children: George Albert, an
from New Pine Creek, OR.
infant son Harry Paul, Harry Edward and Evangeline.
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She was a homemaker until the early death of her husScholarship
to Coby Tayband. She then went to work at Sebago Moc until her
retirement in 1987. Harriet enjoyed knitting, crochet- lor from Tulelake, CA.
Janice & Hubert Marsh
ing, picking blueberries at the farm in Dresden, Maine,
Scholarship
to Mariah
sewing quilts and watching wildlife. She traveled many
The Canby Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary would
Baldwin
from
Dorris,
CA.
times to Alaska to visit family. She had fond memories
Each of these high
like to thank all the businesses and individuals who generously
of going to camp at Bonny Eagle Pond and of the lady
school
graduates
will
redonated for our bingo. Fun was had by all who attended.
slippers that grew there. In her later years, she loved
ceive
$1,000
towards
their
going to the casino to play the slot machines. She loved
Surprise Valley Hot Springs
Ed Staub & Sons
Top Hat Entertainment
playing Bingo with her dear friend Ginny Williams. She financial education. These
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Maxwell’s Nursery
was proud to tell anyone she met, she was 92 and from scholarships are awarded
Antonio’s Cucina Italiana
Four Corners Market
Lazy-B-Grill
in memory of Dave StemMaine. She was a memHair Dimension’s
Kaleidoscope of Hair Fashions
Carey’s K-9’s
ber of Bar Mills CommuWagon
Wheel
Les
Schwab
Tire
Center
Wild Mustard
nity Church.
Ted’s Barber Shop
Johnnie Looper
Holiday Market
She is survived by son
El
Agave
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Alisha
Romesha
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her many friends in the
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know her while she lived
in Alturas/Cal Pines. She
was preceded in death
by her parents, husband,
brothers, infant son Harry, son George Albert and
longtime companion Guy
Getchell.
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A memorial service is
Wednesdays - Men’s League Game Day
planned for late July in
Maine. May she be reThursdays - Ladies League Game Day
membered with fondness.
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Museum is open to
the public Monday
through Saturday,
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission is $2;
16-year-olds and
younger admitted free.
Children need to be
accompanied by an
adult. The museum is
located at 600 So. Main
St., Alturas.
FISHING & HUNTING
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Planning/Zoning Issues
Status for Obtaining Approval from the Planning Department
From conversations with the City of Alturas Planning
Department, the planning requirements for this project
are minimal and with the exception of a use permit,
which is discussed below. Site, landscape, parking and
lighting requirements are regulated under the City of
Alturas Planning Department.
The City Standards describe what is required
and include some of the following notable items:
The landscape standards describe the use of “drought
tolerant plants appropriate to the area.” Ten percent of
the project area shall be landscaped. Areas left as native vegetation cannot count toward this requirement.
At least 50% of the trees shall be evergreens. Lighting
should be some form of cut-off fixture that is consistent with the architecture and reflects the community.
Parking will be reviewed when submitted, recognizing
the unique nature of the facility. Current ordinance
would likely be less than actually needed for the facility. Snow storage areas should be designed in the layout for winter storm events. Strongly advocate that the
building have a presence from Highway 299. The building should represent permanence and a sense of place
in the community. The hospital is seen as a significant
component of the community’s economy. Ideally, the
hospital would act as an anchor for future medical development in the area.
The site and building design will reflect these requirements.
Zoning Variance
This hospital will require a use permit for the proposed site. In discussion with the Planning Department, it was unclear if the medical office building is a
permitted use. To avoid any potential issues in the future, both the hospital and the medical office building
will be included in the use permit application. The City
of Alturas does not anticipate any serious issues and
anticipates that the use permit will be granted.
The projects timeline for the use permit process, California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) process, and
planning approval is approximately six months.
Discuss any Ingress/Egress, Set-Back and Parking Issues
Primary access from and to the site will be Highway
299. The Fire Department requires two access points
remote from each other. Conversations with California Transportation Department (CalTrans) have been
initiated to determine the precise alignment of these
encroachments and road improvements. The hospital
does not anticipate any issues that cannot be mitigated.
MODOC MEDICAL CENTER’S NEW DESIGN and Exterior Preliminary Perspective Drawing from
Architectural NEXUS’ report shows a combination of stucco and stucco with stone veneer.
Future design, plans unveiled for
proposed Modoc Medical project
Preliminary plans are progressing for a new hospital,
outpatient and support services facility that offers room
for expansion in a new Alturas location south of SR 299
across the highway from the old Forest Service building.
The purchase of that land has been completed. MMC
Chief Executive Officer Kevin Kramer said he is very
optimistic that the Last Frontier Healthcare District
will be able to qualify for and receive the United States
Department of Agriculture loan for the project, at about
$40 million.
As planning continues on the new facility project, the
second of a planned series of four public meetings will
be held on May 28 at 5 p.m. at the Alturas City Hall
Council Chambers. Preliminary architectural review
has now been completed and a discussion of the draft
floor plan will take place.
The third public meeting will be held to discuss the
financial feasibility of the project. WipFli, an audit firm,
has been engaged to perform the financial feasibility for
the new facility project.
In the interest of the public, the Modoc Record
is publishing the latest Preliminary Architectural Report 3-18-15, provided by MMC CEO Kramer
from Architectural Nexus, to allow Modoc residents to read and learn for themselves about the
new Modoc Medical Center plans, and understand
what’s involved, beginning with the need for the
facility.
This report will be published in two parts consecutively. The first segment of the report follows:
“Modoc Medical Center (MMC) is a critical access hospital serving the residents of Alturas and surrounding
area, covering about 4,500 square miles. The geographic
reach of the hospital district is large and MMC represents the only local option for hospital services in their
community.
The current hospital was initially constructed in 1949.
While minor alterations to the hospital have been performed over the years, the hospital has not been significantly altered. As a result, the hospital building
does not provide the space or infrastructure required to
meet current healthcare service delivery needs. Many
departments do not meet the minimum State requirements for hospitals under the current code. In addition,
the mechanical and electrical systems are running on
maximum capacity. Further, the facility does not meet
the California-mandated seismic safety standards for
hospital buildings. Lasted, the hospital site is located
within the 100-year flood plain.
To maintain long-term viability as a hospital, the existing facility would either need to be retrofitted, which
is practically and economically impractical, or replaced.
For these reasons, the hospital Board of Directors (BoD),
Administration, and community have determined that
the best solution is to replace the hospital with a new facility that is both seismically compliant and designed to
accommodate effective and efficient delivery of healthcare in the future.
As the major employer in the region, the facility has
a significant role in the future of the community. The
existing hospital facility has been supported by the community over the years and has served the community
well. If hospital services are to continue in the community, a new seismically compliant building is required.
One that will provide the infrastructure to deliver stateof-the-art healthcare, meet the future needs of the community, and attract and retain quality physicians.
Description of the Proposed Facility
MMC intends to construct a new, modern facility,
situation on a new site that is owned by the District.
The site is located along the northern edge of the city of
Alturas and will provide both a home for the new facility and the ability to expand services over time. The site
is directly accessible from Highway 299, which is one of
the area’s main transportation routes and is served by
utility infrastructure on both the north and south edges.
This project will consist of new hospital facility and a
new outpatient and support services building.
The two buildings will be physically attached from
an operational standpoint, but physically separated by
both fire and occupancy separations.
Square Footage
The new hospital will have a building area of approximately 27,000 gross square feet. Attached to the hospital there will be an outpatient and support services
building of approximately 16,500 gross square feet.
The new hospital facility will consist of: Registration/
Admitting/Lobby; Nursing Department (8) beds; Sur-
gery Department (1) OR; Central Sterile Supply and
Processing; Emergency Department; Radiology Department, (1) RF and (1) CT and (1) Ultrasounds; Clinical
Laboratory; Pharmacy; Dietary; Housekeeping/Laundry/Storage.
The new outpatient and support services facility will
consist of: Administration; Support Services; Maintenance; Clinical Laboratory (spaces not required within
the hospital); outpatient Clinic: Physical Therapy; Materials Management.
New Construction or Rehabilitation
The entire project will be new construction. Type of
Construction (e.g., wood-frame, metal building, etc.)
Hospital:
Type 2A non-combustible construction. The primary structural system will be steel with metal interior
studs. The roof structure will be a combination of steel
with metal deck, light-gauge metal framing and steelbar joists. Interior walls will be metal stud and drywall.
The building exterior will be a combination of stucco
and stucco with stone veneer.
Outpatient and Support Service Building:
Type 5A construction. The primary will be steel with
metal interior studs. The roof structure will be a combination of steel with metal deck, light-gauge metal framing and steel bar joists and same interior and building
exterior as hospital.
See New Design page 9
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From page 8
While access from West 8th Street is
also possible, the existing school drop-off
and pick-up at this location could pose a
concern if primary access to the hospital
were located here. Therefore, any access
from this street will be secondary.
North Nagle Street is proposed to border the east edge of the site at some point
in the future. While there is no easement
at this time, it is assumed that the alignment would follow the current North Nagle Street alignment to the south. This
is also a logical future point of access to
the site from Highway 299 or West 8th
Street.
Setback requirements are minimal and
the proposed building and parking are
placed well back from these.
The City of Alturas has minimal standards for parking the proposed use. The
proposed parking design has been established based upon the hospital’s anticipated needs and exceed the City’s requirements.
Environmental
Initial environmental studies have
been conducted on the proposed site. To
date, no environmentally significant concerns have been identified. Adjacent to
the site are existing residential parcels
and government agencies that have been
in this location for many years. As the
community strongly supports the hospital, no concerns from these neighbors
have been voiced to date or area anticipated.
As a component of the project and the
CEQA, an environmental report will be
required. The City of Alturas will be the
lead agency for this process. In discussions with the City, a finding of negative
declaration (no significant environmental impact) is anticipated for the site and
its use. As a component of this process,
abutting neighbors will be given the opportunity to voice any concerns related
to this development. If valid concerns
are identified, a process to mitigate them
will be initiated.
Availability of Utilities
Sufficient electrical, water, and
sanitary sewer utility infrastructure
is available to the site from Highway
299 to accommodate the needs of the
project.
Land Acquisition Status
The proposed project will be located
on a parcel that was recently purchased by the Last Frontier Healthcare District (MMC). The total available area on the hospital property is
approximately 29.5 acres (approximately 4-5 acres will be required to
accommodate the initial hospital construction and site development).
Alternate Sites Considered
The hospital BoD and Administration considered multiple possible locations for the hospital. The top three
sites were identified as follows: The
first was an expansion of the current
hospital site. The second was a location in central Alturas. The third was
the proposed site in northern Alturas
along Highway 299.
Site 1: The primary advantage of the
existing hospital site was its proximity to the existing skilled nursing facility and clinic co-located on that site.
The disadvantages of this site were:
-The acquisition of sufficient additional land to build the hospital was,
by no means, assured. -The site was
determined to be within the 100-year
flood plain, which rendered this option
nonviable.
Site 2: The primary advantage of the
central Alturas hospital site was its
location geographically central to the
city of Alturas.
The disadvantages of this site were:
-The size of the site would accommodate the current needs, but might
not accommodate possible expansion
needs. -There were potential cultural
(ABOVE) LOCATION OF PROJECT for Modoc Medical Center’s proposed
new plan.
The proposed Floor Plan, Budget and continuing story will be published in
the May 28 Modoc Record.
impacts to building upon the site making CEOA approval uncertain. -The site was
also determined to be within the 100-year flood plain which rendered this option
nonviable.
Site 3: The primary advantages of the proposed location on Highway 299 are: -Its
location along Highway 299 gives the hospital access from a primary vehicular circulation route.
-The acreage available will support initial construction and long-term growth. -Utility services are readily available to the site. -Typography is well suited to full utilization of the site. -The site is not within the 100-year flood plain.
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Bookworm is full of treasures
By Jean Bilodeaux
Special to the Record
Ever read a book about
halfway through and realize that no matter the
number of pages left, it’s
going to be too short?
Volunteers at the Modoc County Friends of
the Library can help you
into that pleasant situation. They can assist a
reader on an adventure,
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problems and add a bit of
magic to your life.
In fact they offer about
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your life. The group runs
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Modoc County Librar-
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of the books are valuable and they don’t need
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May - 21, 2015 - Modoc County Record - Page 11
game in playoffs
MODOC’S TRACK team was led by first-time
discus champ, Kelsey Sphar, who also grabbed
the silver in the shot. Photo by Laura Van Acker
Girls just short of
defending SCL
track championship
Modoc Girls track missed defending their SCL title
by 9.5 points losing to Etna 107-97.5. While Modoc girls
beat up on Etna during head to head events, it was the
events Modoc had no entries in that let Etna slip by for
the win.
Modoc was led by first-time discus champ, Kelsey
Sphar. Kelsey also grabbed the silver in the shot. This
was Kelsey’s first year as discus and shot thrower. A
big boost was the ability of first year sprinter Kayla
Aarstad to grab a first in the 200 meters, a second in the
100 meters. Aarstad also ran in both relays for Modoc.
Emily Lowrey tried to pull off the most difficult task of
the day. Lowrey was asked to run the 400m, 800m then
the 300m hurdles and finally anchoring the 4 x 400m
relay. While not uncommon to expect distance runners
to complete the “Gauntlet” of 800m, 1600m, and 3200m,
running 4 races out of the final six is just insane, remarked Coach Bill Hall.
Lowrey won the 800, placed second in the 400 and anchored the final race of the day. Another big shot in the
arm for Modoc was Megan Budmark. In only her second
year of throwing, Megan grabbed a third in the shot and
a fifth in the discus, both setting personal records.
The 4 x 400 meter relay team of Taryn Burns, Stephanie Gouveia, Aarstad and Lowrey blew away the competition running a 4:42.26 and will be one of the favorites at Division on Thursday. Gouveia came back from a
season long illness to grab seconds in the 1600 meters,
3200 meters, as well as a third in the 800 meters. Freshman Taylor Ryan set a blistering pace for her fellow
see Track,page 12
THE SHOOTERS did very well at the Alturas Rifle and Pistol Range for the Modoc 4-H shooting
contest.
Modoc’s 4-H youths are the top shooters
Modoc County 4-H held its annual Top Shot Competition on April 26 at the Alturas Rifle Club & Range
in Alturas. Almost 40 4-H members fought for the Top
Shot honor. Members competed in Rifle and Shotgun.
Rifle competitors completed different obstacles including shooting lollipops, eggs, balloons attached to
Hamilton
knocks
Braves
out of
playoffs
Hamilton City knocked
the Modoc Braves out of
the CIF North Section
Division Five baseball
playoffs last week 9-3 in
Hamilton City.
“Coming into the playoffs, I felt Hamilton was
the top team in our division,” said coach Tim
MacDonnell. “We played
them tough and had our
opportunities. We out
hit them, but gave up
too many free passes.
Seven of their nine runs
were scored by guys
that walked or were hit
by pitch. I’m extremely
proud of these young men
for having the great season they did.”
Neither team scored in
the first two innings, but
Hamilton took a 2-1 lead
in the third, and went up
4-1 in the fourth. Modoc
cut the score to 4-3 in the
sixth, but Hamilton came
up with a five-run bottom
of the sixth for the win.
Alex Valencia got the
loss, going 5.1 innings, allowing seven runs on five
hits, walked five, struck
a moving wheel, and small animal targets. The members did all of this switching positions and differing between; scope, open sight, peep and competitor’s choice.
Shotgun competitors competed in a trap shoot.
The overall Top Shot Winner was Mavrick Farnam
see Shooters, page 12
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Modoc’s Melissa Knoch tossed a perfect game against
the Etna lions Tuesday in the opening round of the CIF
North Section softball playoffs.
Knoch faced 20 batters, allowing no hits, no runs, no
walks and didn’t allow a runner on base in the 10-0
win.
The Braves scored seven in the first, added one in the
second and two in the sixth. They had four hits, with
Macie Larranaga 2-3 with a double, Mattea Wilson 1-3
with a double and Dawn Waterman 1-3 with a double.
Modoc ran into a very tough team in the second game,
losing to East Nicolaus 7-0.
Modoc only got one hit in the game, a single by Lynnzi
Malcolm. They also committed five errors.
Knoch got the loss, going six innings, allowing four
hits, seven runs, walked one, hit one batter and struck
out five.
“They were the best team in the playoffs,” said Modoc
Coach Russell Turner. “We could not hit the ball and
our defense allowed four unearned runs on five errors.
East Nicolaus is an excellent team that deserves to
move on in the playoffs.”
Braves named to the Shasta Cascade All-league team
were Pricila Madrigal, Kelly Schmidt, Melissa Knoch,
with Macie Larranaga honorable mention.
“I am proud of the girls for their hard work and
dedication this season,” said Turner. “I would like to
thank all the families, friends and fans who supported
the lady Braves. A special thanks to an anonymous
person(s), who donated $1,000 to the Lady Braves softball team earlier this year and K and K for their donation to our barbecue.”
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MORT gears up for 2015 Outdoor Expo
Track
runners in the 800 meters and also grabbed bronze in
the 3200 meters.
On the boys side, Modoc ran into a sprint-heavy Burney squad. Burney took home the championship by 17.5
points. Etna was second, Weed third with Modoc fourth.
Allen Clark won the shot put, with Troy Culp grabbing a second. Culp also took home the silver in the discus. Both Culp and Clark move on to divisions at West
Valley. Ruben Orozco took home a bronze in the1600
and 3200 meters, Michael Bratton took a third in the
800m.
“Zach Norby, Bailey Doss, Cody Tiffany, Jonas Collier, Jeff Gouveia, Sean Anderson, Zach Fendler, Eric
Van Acker, Jordan Wade Kylee Beneventi, Madison
Toomey, Cindy Cohen, Izzy Cervantes, Annie Price all
helped the team achieve great success this year,” said
Hall.
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out four, and hit two batters with a pitch. He was
relieved by Daniel Beebout and Jarrett Royce.
Modoc collected seven hits in the game, one each by
Tyler Doss, Tyler Ewing, Valencia, Trevor Schluter,
Alan Weber, Grady Ingraham and Royce.
Modoc was the fifth seed in the tourney with Hamilton seeded fourth. Esparto was the top seed, Etna
number two, Fall River number three, Quincy number
six, Weed number seven and Portola number eight.
Esparto beat Portola 10-3 in the first round, while
Quincy upset Fall River 9-5 and Etna beat Weed 14-0.
Modoc finished the season with a 13-11 record and
6-6 on the road.
Modoc Braves named to the Shasta Cascade League
team were Valencia and Royce, with Ewing earning
honorable mention
momentum in the future,”
says coordinator Lorissa
“Reese” Soriano of Alturas.
There will be a few minor changes to this year’s
event.
“We will not be able to
have the refuge walking
course for the 3-D archery
activity. Instead, we will
still have 3-D targets but
it will be more of a dis
see Expo, page 13
Startingat9p.m.inClubDelRose
from New Pioneer 4-H Club for Rifle and Paden
Smith of Davis Creek 4-H Club for Shotgun. Both boys
are also on the California State Shooting Team and will
be competing in the National Championship this June
in Nebraska.
The overall Rifle winners were Junior-Jenna Nelson
of New Pioneer 4-H Club. Scott Lewis, also of New Pioneer 4-H Club took the Intermediate age category and
Mavrick Farnam was first in the Senior member category.
The overall Shotgun winners for the Top Shot Competition were Sam Hadwick of Davis Creek 4-H Club
for the Juniors. Cody Sphar from the New Pioneer 4-H
Club in the Intermediate Category and Paden Smith in
the Senior Category.
Junior Participants (ages 9-10) in the Top Shot Competition were: Jesse Dancer, Justin Walton, Sam Hadwick, Michael French, Troy Lewis, Jenna Nelson and
TJ Robbins.
Intermediate Participants (ages 11-13) included: Zane
Still, Allen Klefeker, Reagan Dahle, Cooper Albaugh,
Jake Cuzick, Riley Atkins, Jake Fields, Natalie Walton, Jaclyn VanSickle, Jacob Worch, Tim Chainey, Peter French, Anabel Farnam, Hayden Frederick, Chance
Galvin, Scott Lewis, James Lloyd and Cody Sphar.
Senior Participants (ages 14-19) were Jason Collins,
Grady Ingraham, Sara McCoy, Paden Smith, Larrell
Smith, Logan VanSickle, Elly Viehdorfer, Nash Warnock, Mavrick Farnam, Seth Gibson and Noelle Macdonnell.
Special thanks to all of the sponsors that make this
event possible: Friends of the NRA, Pepsi Distributing,
Modoc Fish, Game and Recreation Commission, Leopould & Stevens Inc., Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
and the Alturas Rifle & Pistol Club.
Over 75 people attended the event and were treated to
a barbecued lunch after the competition. Awards were
then presented and every competitor received a goody
bag with a hat, beanie and ear protection, donated by
Leopould and a custom t-shirt for the event.
A big thank you to Warren Farnam and Ken Smith
who organized the event and spend countless hours as
instructors for the Modoc County Shooting Sports activities.
Baseball
this year’s event, giving it
more notoriety and exposure to the public.
“The Expo is quickly
becoming one of Modoc
County’s annual premier
events. The response we
had last year from the
community and visitors
was great. Attendance at
the Expo nearly tripled
since it started four years
ago. M.O.R.T. expects that
it will continue to gain
D.J. Sam
from page 11
Shooters
is hopeful that the new location will help to attract
the attention of on-lookers
as well as visitors traveling through town.
It is also M.O.R.T.’s intention to draw more attention to the downtown
area of Alturas, so that
local businesses will have
the opportunity to capitalize on the event as well.
The Modoc County Museum will also benefit from
Fri
e
GAME WARDEN Brian Gallaher helps with the
archery part of the Outdoor Recareation event.
The Modoc Outdoor
Recreation and Tourism
(M.O.R.T.) Inter-agency group is gearing up
to host the 4th Annual
2015 Sportsman’s and
Outdoor Expo. This year
the event will be held, on
Saturday, June 20 and
Sunday June 21. Admission will be free to the
public.
For the past few years,
the Expo was held at
the Desert Rose Casino,
just outside of town (Alturas), however due to
the closure of the Event
Center, it will now be
held at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Alturas. This
new venue will offer positive changes. M.O.R.T.
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Free meals for children in Surprise
Valley, Tulelake for summer months
Butte County Office of Education Migrant Education
Summer Food Program, will offer free meals for all
children (18 years and younger) at the following two
sites:
Surprise Valley Elementary, 790 High Street, Cedarville from June 23 through August 6 with Breakfast
served from 10:30 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Tulelake Elementary, 461 Second St., Tulelake from
June 22 through July 17, Breakfast will be served
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. -8:30 a.m.; Lunch
served Monday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
All children are welcome during posted serving
times. No pre-registration or documentation required.
All meals must be eaten on site.
Meals will be provided to all children without charge
and are the same for all children regardless of race,
color, national origin, sex, age, disability, sex, gender
identity, religion and there will be no discrimination
in the course of the meal service. To file a complaint
of discrimination, write or call immediately to: USDA,
Director, Office of Civil Rights
1400 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 202509410; 800-866-632-9992 or 800-877-8339 (TTY). USDA
is an equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
Births
ROWDY JIM
LUCKETT was born
to Courtney and Vance
Luckett of Alturas, CA
on February 20, 2015 at
8:31 a.m., at Sky Lakes
Birthing Center, Klamath Falls, OR. Dr. Wendy
Warren was the attending physician. The boy
weighed seven pounds
and measured 20-¼ inches long. Brothers Dusty
Luckett, age four and
Wylie Luckett, age two
welcome his arrival.
Maternal
grandparents are Kelly and Lori
Holloway of Alturas; Paternal grandparents are
Val and Dawn Luckett
of Wessington Springs,
SD. Great-grandparents
were the late Omer and
Theo McCulley from Alturas, CA and Charlie
“Poppy” and Ruth Holloway of Alturas. Greatgrandparents are Rose
Luckett and the late Jim
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Springs, SD and the late
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of Alturas, CA.
Expo
Hunter
Education
Class
An online/home study
hunter education class
will be held on Saturday,
May 30, from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m., at the Sacred Heart
Parish Hall, 507 E. 4th
Street in Alturas. Admission to the free, four-hour
class is either a certificate
from an online course at
www.dfw.ca.gov or completion of a home study
workbook obtained from
the instructor.
To obtain further information or to attend the
class please call Department of Fish and Wildlife
volunteer instructor Mike
Wolter at 530-233-3632.
Militia meets
The California State
Militia has open-public
meetings in Alturas every Wednesday at 5 p.m.,
Federated Church on East
First St. Cedarville meetings are every Thursday
at 7 p.m. at the Rancheria
Offices.
from page 12
tance shooting competition; the fishing pond will
be located behind the Modoc County Museum and
we will provide additional
activities to keep the kids
busy while they wait in
line to fish. All other activities for children and
adults will remain the
same,” explains Soriano.
In the past, the casino
had always provided
the concessions for the
event. This year MORT is
pleased to announce it is
accepting applications for
food vendors. For those
who are working on various fund-raisers, this is
the perfect venue to raise
money and promote your
organization.
The intent of this event
is to market and promote the frontier region
of northeastern California, specifically Modoc
County and neighboring
communities as premier
outdoor recreation destination areas, as well
as to bring awareness to
the natural, cultural and
historical resources available here. It was also designed to provide and/or
increase revenue to the
community through tourism activities.
For more information
about the event contact
by email at: [email protected] or call
Reese Soriano at 530640-0125 or Dan Ryan at
530-640-3848. Contracts
and Expo flyers are available on our website, just
visit www.modocoutdoorrecreationandtourism.
org. New information is
added as updates become
available.
Remember this event is
alcohol/tobacco free family friendly event!
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Comidas gratuitas para todos los niños (18 años y
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Este programa está patrocinado por el Programa de
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de servicio sin inscripción previa ni documentación. Todas las comidas deben consumirse en el sitio.
Las comidas serán proporcionadas a todos los niños
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Holistic Management
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Jefferson Center for Holistic Management is hosting
a three-day grazing workshop at the Springs Ranch in
Fort Bidwell, June 12 to 14. It will be taught by Spencer
Smith and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Animal Science
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Oregon and the Bay Area are expected. Local residents
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Garden Club preps for
annual Plant Sale
The Alturas Garden Club will hold its annual Plant
Sale on Saturday, June 6, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the
Historic Whistle Stop Depot at East and 4th Streets.
There will be an assortment of flowers, perennials, vegetables and herbs and seeds for sale. There will be a
nice selection of house plants, as well.
Additionally, members will offer a variety of baked
goods for sale. The club’s new cookbooks have arrived.
Cookbooks will be available for purchase for $10. Anyone wishing to donate plants and flowers to the sale
may drop off at the Whistle Stop on Friday, June 5, between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. If unable to drop off during
this time, please contact Wendy Myers at 233-1266 and
a club member can meet you for drop off.
BV Fish derby June 13
The 20th annual Big Valley Junior Fishing Derby will
be held June 13 at the Ash Creek Wildlife Area.
The Derby is free for all junior anglers, aged 15 and
under. It is sponsored by the Pit River Rod and Gun
Club and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. The Fish Derby location is the Basset Road fishing
access Ash Creek Wildlife Area, enter off Highway 299,
one mile west of Adin at Bassett Road. Registration will
be from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. and fishing will be from 8 a.m.
to noon. There will be prizes for all anglers and grand
prizes for the largest and smallest fish caught. For more
information, call 294-5824.
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Thursday, May 21
Important MORT meeting
The Modoc Outdoor Recreation & Tourism InterAgency Group
will meet Thursday May 21 at 4 p.m. at the U.S. Forest Service Headquarters, 225 W. 8th St. in Alturas.
This will be a very important meeting. Public welcome.
HAM Radio ops meeting
The monthly Modoc County Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) meeting is this Thursday, May
21 at 139 Henderson, Alturas at 7 p.m. All Ham Radio Operators and folks interested in becoming a ham
radio operator involved in public service communications are invited. Any questions, please call Jim at
640-3199 or e-mail at [email protected].
Humane Society meeting
The High Plateau Humane Society will hold their
general meeting on May 21 at 6 p.m. The meeting will
be in the conference room located in the USDA Service
Center at 221 West Eighth St., Alturas, behind Bear
Creek Mall. For more information, call the Second
Chance Thrift Store at 233-9277.
Come for free meal
A free meal will be served at Faith Baptist May 21
and every third Thursday of the month at 5:45 p.m. All
are welcome. Come to the church located on the corner at 810 West Carlos St., Alturas. No reservations
required.
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See what’s new: Bookworm
The Bookworm is now open Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays, noon – 4 p.m. at 212 West
Third St., next to Modoc County Library. The Bookworm is operated by Friends of the Modoc County Library.
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Tacos will be $5 with homemade baked goods available
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time to have your order ready.
Event near Fall River Mills
Shelly Creek Rendezvous, May 22-25. Meals served
May 23 and 24. Inquire for more information through
Fort Crook Museum in Fall River Mills or call 530-3365110.
Help
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May 22 from 11 a.m. to 6
p.m. at the Strong Family
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1203 Oak St. All proceeds
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Good deals on shelves
The Bookworm is now open Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, noon – 4 p.m. at 212 West Third St.,
next to Modoc County Library. The Bookworm is operated by Friends of the Modoc County Library. Closed for
Memorial Day Monday, May 25.
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Second Chance Thrift Store features a wide assortment
of children’s, men’s and women’s spring wear and even
some jackets and sweat shirts. Thanks to generous donations, the store has many new house ware items. Plus, a
couple of scared kittens await a new home. The store is
open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday this
week.
Saturday
Recognizing fallen veterans
Veterans will be placing U.S. Flags on veterans’ markers at the Alturas Cemetery on Saturday, May 23. Help
from the public will be greatly appreciated. Project to
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HAPPENINGS
DJ
Sam
Dance Party
Posse’s Jr. Horse Show
Spectators are encouraged to watch youth riders up to
age 18, participate in the 60th Annual Modoc Sheriff’s
Posse Junior Horse Show on Saturday, May 23 at 9 a.m.
at the Junior Livestock Showgrounds in Alturas. Entry
forms are available at True Value, Modoc Farm Supply,
Likely Store, Adin Supply and Modoc Veterinary Center.
Call show chairpersons Jerry Wendland, 530-233-2607
or Chris Knoch, (530) 640-2682.
A good diet deserves,
a good work out!
May 22 • 9 p.m. to close
21 & Over, Id checked at the door
Smack Down
Bull Riding
After party
May 30 • 9 p.m. to close
21 & Over, Id checked at the door
4th annual
Street
fair
save the date - august 15
1/23
WEIGHTS & FIGURES
vendors welcome, call dianna at
530-708-1086. Only $15 to Reserve spot
before Aug. 1, After Deadline $20.
311 S. Main St. (530) 233-2443 or
233-5945
MODOC NEEDS YOUR HELP
This Year’s State Exhibit Booth Needs
Your Help In Making Modoc Stand Out!
The State Fair exhibit booth theme is
“Feast & Festivals of Modoc County.”
Please help Modoc County “stand out” at the State Fair this year.
STARBUCKS COFFEE
Open 6 A.M. to 7 P.m.
Dining room open
Wednesday - Saturday 5 to 9 p.m.
PHONE 530-233-3773
304 S. Main Street
Alturas, CA 96101
www.nileshotel.com
Monetary donations, pamphlets, photos & historic/cultural items are welcome.
Exhibit contributions are due by June 15 and monetary donations by May 30, 2015.
Check /Cash donations can be taken to T.E.A.C.H., Inc. at 112 E. 2nd St, Alturas.
5/21
s
ArtisaWn anted!
5/21
Modoc Joint Unified School District’s Annual Student
Art Show, in its 30th year is being featured at the Art
Center, 317 So. Main Street, Alturas during the month
of May. MJUSD art instructor is Fawn Waterfield, new
to the area this school year from Alaska. The Art Center
is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Enjoy Spring Luncheon
Good food for
a cause
Saturday, July 25 • 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Last chance to see show
Friday
Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Post 3327 will distribute Buddy Poppies on
May 22 at various locations in Alturas. Donations are welcomed.
ART SHOW
The Modoc County Museum is now open to the public
Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission
is $2; 16-year-olds and younger admitted free. Children
need to be accompanied by an adult. The museum is located at 600 So. Main St., Alturas.
TOPS 1954 meets Thursdays at the Senior Citizens Center, 906 West Fourth St., Alturas. Weigh-in
10 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Meetings from 10:30 -11:30 a.m.
Come find support for Taking Off Pounds Sensibly,
which has proven successful for many local residents.
VFW Post has
Buddy Poppy
20th Annual Country Hearth
Visit the local Museum
Help with weight loss
A Spring Luncheon will be offered Friday, May 22
from noon to 1:30 p.m. at Christian Life Assembly,
225 West B St., Alturas. Enjoy sandwiches, salads
and desserts for $5.25 per ticket. Proceeds will go to
Women’s Ministries. Jeanne Emerson is coordinating
the special event. Tickets in advance and at the door.
Everyone welcome.
Invitation to all Artists & Crafters, join the
Contact Amber Mason at (530)233-6201 For Information
5/21
Gatherings
Find Out What’s
happening in MOdOc
Saturday continued
27 from 4 – 6:30 p.m. at Alturas Elementary School
Multipurpose Room. Discount fee, $45. After May 27,
$55. Other registration dates TBA. Players must be age
Fort Crook Museum in Fall River Mills is now open four by July 31, 2015. For more info please call Andria
to the public. Hours are Tuesday through Sunday, noon Young, 530-708-0853 or Jayme Bateman, 530-519-5708.
to 4 p.m. Admission is free; donations welcomed. See 13 Each child will receive a pair of socks and ball when
season starts.
buildings and much more.
Stop by Fort Crook Museum
Sunday
Family History Library open
calling Kay Minto, 233-1268.
Time for Brush Arbor
Brush Arbor Fellowship June 5,6,7 annual gathering
just seven miles north of Alturas on Highway 395. Take
a left tunr on BIA Route 77, XL Ranch. “When you see
these things happening, then look up, your redemption
draweth nigh.” Signs of the Times. All are welcome.
For more information call Mike (530) 233-3015.
Congratulate Your
Graduate...
The Family History Library located at The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Cedarville is open
Fort Bidwell Memorial Day Barbecue is Sunday, May each Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. The Library is located at
24 at the civic building grounds. Serving from 11 a.m. – 29971 County Road 1 (Surprise Valley Road) one mile
3 p.m. Tickets, $18 at the door; children, ages 6-12, $10. north of Hwy 299. Resources available to the public inSee display ad for pre-sale discount ticket locations.
clude onsite genealogical assistance and high speed Internet access to Ancestry.com, Family Search and other
premium sites (all free of charge).
With a 2x3 Graduation
Ad for only
Trap and skeet shoots are open for anyone interested
in having fun and improving his or her shooting skills.
The public is welcome to join Alturas Rifle and Pistol
Email a classified ad to the Record before noon
Club members at 9 a.m. and shoot or just come and Wednesday for the next day’s online and in print ediwatch. Cost is $5 for members and $8 for non-members. tion. Email [email protected] or call 530The range is located on Centerville Rd., Alturas. For 233-2632; Fax 530-233-5113.
more information, call Club President Jack Nelson at
530-233-1265.
Call (530) 233-2632
Meet at Fort Bidwell BBQ
Trap, skeet shoots open
Send us your classified
25
$
00
Include a photo at
no additional cost!
The Modoc County
05/03
RECORD
SUCCESS IS
NOT A
DESTINATION,
IT’S A
JOURNEY.
Thursday, May 28
Monday
Welcome NCI athletes
Northern California Invitational (NCI), formerly
known as Modoc Special Olympics, an athletic event for
Observed Memorial Day will fall on Monday, May 25. athletes with special needs from throughout northern
The Modoc County Record office will be closed, along California and Modoc, is set for May 28 at Modoc High
with U.S. Postal Service offices, schools, County, City, School Ed Carver Field, Alturas. Registration, 9 a.m.;
Federal and State offices and Banking institutions.
opening ceremony, 10 a.m.; events expected to last until
early afternoon.
NOW ~ ZIG ZIGLAR
OFFERING
SYNTHETIC MOTORCYCLE & ATV OIL
Memorial Day holiday
Remembering their sacrifice Food Link Giveaway
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Pete Christensen Post
3327, with the assistance of American Legion Post 163,
will hold a Memorial Day Services at the Alturas Cemetery at 11 a.m. Monday, May 25. The public is invited
to the service.
A Foodlink truck will deliver to Veterans’ Park in Alturas on May 28. The fresh produce will be available to
low income individuals and families. Please bring your
own boxes. Food giveaway will start when the truck arrives, between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. And it ends when
those present have received food once. The delivery is
sponsored by the Modoc Food Bank, T.E.A.C.H., Inc.,
Foodlink Sacramento, USDA Commodities and Lassen
The Surprise Valley Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)
County Council. For questions, contact Jesika or Lola at
Post 7888, will be holding a Memorial Day service for all
233-3111,TEACH, Inc.
veterans at the Fort Bidwell Cemetery at 11:00 a.m. on
May 25. This year, gather at Jack MacDonald’s grave
to honor Jack and all Veterans who have served their
country. Please plan to attend. Thank you, Veterans, for
Last Frontier Healthcare District will hold a public
serving our country.
meeting on May 28 at 5 p.m. at City Council Chamber
at Alturas City Hall, to discuss the proposed building of
a new hospital and clinic. Anyone with interest, questions or input is encouraged to attend.
Country Jams play each Monday night, 6:30 p.m. to
9 p.m. at the Veteran’s Hall on South Main Street in
Alturas. Bring your voice, instrument or come to listen.
Admission is free. Donations go to the Flag Fund and
supplies. Everyone welcome.
Memorial Day service
New Hospital public meeting
5/14
Located across from the Auction Yard Cafe
Tuesday
Family Caregivers Support
The Family Caregivers Support Group will meet on
Tuesday, May 26, at 9 a.m. at the Wagon Wheel Café
in Alturas.
SV Preschool Round Up
Surprise Valley State Preschool Round up May 26, 5
– 6 p.m. at the preschool, 790 High St., Cedarville. Meet
the teacher and pick up preschool applications. Parents
must have their applications completed before the child
can attend preschool. For more information call Allison
Walgenbach, (530) 279-2030.
Improve with Toastmasters
“Do the thing you fear most and the death of fear is
certain.” -- Mark Twain
Toastmasters provides an opportunity to overcome a
common fear of public speaking by ‘doing the thing you
fear most.’ Toastmasters meet each Tuesday noon at
the Sheriff’s Annex Conference Room, 102 S. Court So.
Street, Alturas. Enter at the east door with an accessible ramp. Guests welcome.
Play Bingo at Vets’ Hall
Anyone 18 and older is welcome to play to win at
Bingo Night hosted every Tuesday at the Veterans’ Memorial Hall, So. Main St., Alturas. Veterans of Foreign
Wars Ladies Auxiliary to Pete Christensen Post 3327
hosts the weekly games. Doors open at 5 p.m. Games
start at 6 p.m.
Rides to VA available
The VA van transports veterans to appointments at
the Susanville VA Clinic on Tuesdays and to the Reno
VA on Thursdays. Veterans are reminded to schedule
primary care appointments for those days. To reserve a
van seat or to become a volunteer van driver, please call
Tom Blanchette, van coordinator at 233-5414. Volunteer van drivers are desperately needed. For an application, please call the above number.
Wednesday
Youth Soccer signups
Modoc Youth Soccer will open registration for boys
and girls ages 4-13 during early bird registration May
The Modoc County Cancer Support Group meets
the first Tuesday of every
month (June 2) at 6:30
p.m. at the Wild Mustard,
Main St., Alturas. The
group is open to everyone
at no cost. Call Cathleen
at 530-708-1966 with any
questions.
Lunch Group
plans date
Modoc Ladies Luncheon group will meet
for visiting and lunch at
the Alturas Golf Course
on Wednesday, June 3
at 11:30 a.m. Reserve by
Titus Martin
Cell (530) 640-4474
YOUR ONE STOP DIESEL SHOP
Landis
Produce & Nursery
Memorial Weekend Sale
Saturday May 23 & Monday May 25
10% OFF
Bedding PlantS
Hardy Perennials, Garden
Vegetable Starts & Herbs Too!
Country Jam nights
Coming . . .
Cancer
Support
Group
Independent Dealer
We’ve even got potting soil!
(530) 233-4964 or (530) 640-0374
Located at 45 Co. Rd. 257, Alturas
5/21
Go 1 Mile Past The Auction Yard, Turn Right On Co. Rd 257
ROGER DAVIS turns 70
On May 22, 2015
Come by
Owl Creek Ranch
this weekend to
wish the old guy
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
5/21
We Love You Renee & David Misso
and the entire
Steering Committee
MODOC COUNTY
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
FOR LOW INCOME FARM
LABOR MIGRANT HOUSING
APARTMENTS AVAILABLE AT
NEWELL MIGRANT CENTER
MODOC COUNTY
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
ACEPTA SOLICITUDES DE
VIVIENDAS EN EL CENTRO
MIGRANTE DE NEWELL PARA
TRABAJADORES DE LA
AGRICULTURA CON ESCASOS
RECURSOS ECOMONICOS
(VIVIENDAS DE TEMPORADA)
LAS VIVIENDAS ESTAN DISPONIBLES EN
REQUIREMENTS - MUST BE LEGALLY ADMITTED
INTO THE UNITED STATES OR A CITIZEN.
HOUSEHOLD MUST PROVIDE EVIDENCE THAT
THEY LIVE AT LEAST 50 MILES AWAY FROM THE
CENTER 90 DAYS OUT OF THE PREVIOUS 180
DAYS WHILE THE CENTER IS CLOSED.
MUST BE LOW - MODERATE INCOME, THE
HOUSEHOLD MUST EARN AT LEAST $4,425 PER
YEAR IN THE AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY.
DEBERA SER RESIDENTE LEGAL O CUIDADANO DE
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS. DEMOSTRAR QUE LA FAMILIA
VIVIO AFUERA DE EL AREA DE EL CENTRO MIGRANTE
(50 MILLAS O MAS), POR UN PERIODO DE 90 DAIS O
MAS DURANTE LOS 180 DIAS QUE ESTA CERRADO EL
CENTRO MIGRANTE.
DEBERA REUNIR LOS REQUISITOR DE INGRESOS.
CABEZA DE HOGAR DEBERA GANAR POR LO MENOS
$4,425 ANNUAL EN LA INDUSTRIA DE LA AGRICULTURA.
PICK UP APPLICATIONS AT
OBTENGA SU SOLICITUD EN EL
SIXTH & DUNSMUIR STREETS
NEWELL, CALIFORNIA
PHONE 530-664-3261
4/23
SIXTH & DUNSMUIR STREETS
NEWELL, CALIFORNIA
PHONE 530-664-3261
4/23
Surprise Valley News
Ft. Bidwell
BBQ week
Legals continued from page 19
Preschool
Round Up,
May 26
to be able to sample all the
delicious chocolate desserts. The Milano family
sponsored awards for the
4-H entries. Maya Schulz,
Duane Johnson, Henny
Linker, Miranda Linker,
Randi Townsend, Sydna
Kennedy, Iris Klugherz
and Cedar Klugherz all
entered their best chocolate recipes. The Surprise
Valley 4-H club had a kid’s
table; they made paper
airplanes, Mother’s Day
cards and bookmarks.
During the auction and
raffle, 4-H’ers helped display the items. Clean up
was easy and quick because 4-H was there to
help. In the end, we were
very full of chocolate and
had lots of fun!
Support the Modoc District Fair by becoming a
part of its Internet auction. Auction items are being sold through the Modoc District Fair Facebook
page. Potential bidders
may bid on items until the
auction close, May 23 at 3
p.m. Bidders will vie for
several tons of hay, quilt
wood art, a single person
glider ride, barbecue, exercise equipment, lodge
stays and lots of great
steals.
Winners will be announced online under the
item sold. To learn more
about the auction please
call 530-279-2315 or email
[email protected].
JLS Buyers Pool
Donations
Support local 4-H and
FFA with a contribution
checks payable to the
SV Chamber, be sure to
indicate that the donation is for JLS buyers
pool and include contact
information. Donations
are due by Monday,
June 8.
Correction –
The Fort Bidwell Barbecue is held every Sunday before Memorial
Day, not Saturday as
stated in the May 14 issue.
Got news? Let’s hear
from you! Contact Nicole Hinton at record1@
modocrecord.com or call
530-233-2632.
to the Surprise Valley
Buyers Pool. SV chamber
members welcome donations yearly to help with
purchasing livestock animals raised by local youth
at the Modoc County Junior Livestock Show. This
year’s show is set for June
8 through 12 at the Alturas Livestock Complex.
Kids will show animals
all week and sell them on
May 12 at 6:30 p.m. Persons interested in making
a contribution can mail
donations to the Surprise
Valley Chamber at PO
Box 518, Cedarville, CA
96104 or drop them off
with Sandra Parriott or
Wynarda Erquiaga. Make
Fair Auction
ends May 23
THE AVENGERS:
AGE OF ULTRON
Rated PG • 141 Min.
Friday - May 22
at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday - May 23
at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday - May 24
at 3:00 p.m.
Digital Tickets - Adults $5.50, Students
& Seniors(60+) $5 & Sunday Matinee,
All Seats $4.50 Children 4 & under FREE
with an adult. • 3D Tickets - Adults $8.00,
Students & Seniors(60+) $7.50
NO ALCOHOL PLEASE - THANK YOU
• CLOSED CAPTIONING & HEARING IMPAIRED DEVICES AVAILABLE •
Tomorrowland
COMING:
5/14
Niles Theater
FOR MORE INFO CALL 530-233-5454
MMC logo – JPG format can be resized and inserted in Word documents
It’s National EMS Week! MMC would like to honor those who are on
medicine’s “front line.”
Thank you to our EMS crew and all crews nationwide for all
they do! MMC’s Ambulance Service provides emergency
medical assistance to Modoc and parts of Lassen County.
Modoc Medical Center
228 W. McDowell Ave. • Alturas, CA 96101
WWW.MODOCMEDICALCENTER.ORG
5/21
Thank you to this large list of businesses, community members
and friends for making the 29th Children’s Fair possible!
Karen Littler
Bo Davis
Kayte Christenesen
Ellen Carey
Dodie McGough
Bill Marker
Alturas Baptist Church
Canby Hot Springs 4-H
Modoc Middle School Leadership
Modoc Co. Sheriff''s Office
Modoc Co. Sheriff''s Posse
Modoc Medical Center
Warnerview Skilled Nursing
Modoc Co. Public Health
Modoc Child Care Resource
and Referral
Girl Scouts of Alturas
Rubio's Tacos
Modoc County Department
of Social Services
Warner Mountain Group Home
Alturas Preschool
Child Care Council
Alturas Head Start
Modoc County Behavioral Health
Canby Family Practice Clinic
Sunrays of Hope
Modoc Football League
Sage Stage
Modoc Veterinary Center
Modoc Motorsports Association
New Pioneer 4-H
Mouses's Cakes - Cupcake Decorating
Demo - Jessica Burns
5/21
CHOCOLATE WAS the order of the day and Tanya, left, and Maya Schulz
were into the effort. Photo by Melissa Harris.
cakewalk, watermelonOn-site price is $18 for
eating contest and other
adults and $10 for kids
fun festivities planned
under 12. Children 5 and
throughout the day.
under eat for free.
Adults may browse the
Make sure to purchase
Rain or shine, enjoy
vendor booths and purtickets for the 40th annu- chicken or beef with all
chase some raffle tickets
al Fort Bidwell Memorial the fixings and some delifor the chance to win inWeekend Barbecue this cious peach cobbler topped
credible prizes. Tickets
Sunday, May 24. Save $3 with vanilla ice cream or
are only $1 each; grand
on each adult ticket when an ice cream cone. Meals
prize is sixty pounds
purchased early; tickets are available “to-go,” along
of steaks and the runare available at Seab’s with entire peach cobblers
ner up takes home forty
True Value in Alturas or for individual purchase.
pounds.
in Cedarville at the CorKids can burn some
Vendors are still welner Store, Brushworx Sa- energy during the sack
come
to sign up for a
lon and Page’s Market. race, three-legged race,
booth spot. Spaces are
$10 each with the vendor bringing a table,
chairs and canopy if
clear title to the proper-NOTICEdesired.
Ready-to-eat
SURPRISE VALLEY
ty. You are encouraged to
foods,
desserts
and
JOINT UNIFIED
investigate the existence,
drinks
are
prohibited.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
priority, and size of outSCHOOL BOARD
To reserve a booth space
standing liens that may
VACANCY
contact 530-640-0643 or
exist on this property by
A LETTER OF INTERcontacting the county re- EST FOR THE appoint530-640-1166.
corder's office or a title in- ment to the Surprise ValBurn off a few more
surance company, either ley Joint Unified School
calories with a walk up
of which may charge you a District Board of Trustees
the street to preview
fee for this information. If (Cedarville area) is being
the Civic Club rummage
you consult either of these accepted through
sale. Members will have
June 5, 2015.
resources, you should be
The Surprise Valley
Town Hall open during
aware that the same lendthe barbecue for patrons
er may hold more than one Joint Unified School Dismortgage or deed of trust trict Board of Trustees
to find lots of collectibles,
will interview applicants
on the property. NOTICE and make an appointclothing, kitchenware,
TO PROPERTY OWNER: ment at the next regular
small appliances, books,
The sale date shown on scheduled Board of Trustfurniture and treasures
this notice of sale may be ees meeting scheduled for
to take home.
postponed one or more June 9, 2015.
The town of Fort
If interested, please subtimes by the mortgagee,
Bidwell looks forward
beneficiary, trustee, or a mit your letter of interest
court, pursuant to Sec- to: Attn: Cathy Laxague,
to visitors from all over
tion 2924g of the Califor- Surprise Valley Joint UniCalifornia, Oregon and
nia Civil Code. The law fied School District, P.O.
Nevada this weekend.
Box 100, Cedarville, CA
requires that informa- 96104.
Grab the family and
tion about trustee sale
Published in the Modoc
friends for a trip up
postponements be made County Record on May 21,
County Road 1. Enjoy
available to you and to 28 and June 4, 2015.
the scenic views, wonthe public, as a courtesy
to those not present at the
derful food and some dyLEGAL NOTICE
sale. If you wish to learn
REQUEST FOR
namic people this Sunwhether your sale date
PROPOSALS
day.
has been postponed, and,
Notice is hereby given
if applicable, the resched- that the Modoc County
uled time and date for the Road Department will
sale of this property, you accept Proposals from
may call (916) 939-0772 qualified firms who have
or visit this Internet Web experience in the performBuild a lasting foundasite www.nationwidepost- ing Construction Manageing.com, using the file ment Services.
tion for preschoolers by
number assigned to this
The entire RFP includattending the Surprise
case 063-50648. Informa- ing instructions for subValley State Preschool
tion about postponements mittal, are available durRound Up on May 26
that are very short in du- ing normal business hours
from 5 to 6 p.m.. Parents
ration or that occur close from Modoc County Road
with children age 3-4
in time to the scheduled Department, 202 W. 4th.
are welcome to attend.
sale may not immediately St., Alturas, CA. 96101.
be reflected in the teleSubmit three (3) dupliThe Pre-school is locatphone information or on cate copies of the Proposed at 790 High Street
the Internet Web site. The al, including any attachin Cedarville next to
best way to verify post- ments and enclosures, and
Surprise Valley Elemenponement information is one (1) digital copy, includtary. Meet teacher Alto attend the scheduled ing any attachments and
lison Walgenbach, visit
sale." TRUSTOR OR RE- enclosures, in a sealed enthe classroom and pick
CORD OWNER: JOHN velope and in accordance
L.
HERYFORD
AND with said instructions to
up an application for the
MICHELE HERYFORD the Modoc County Road
new school year.
ASLO KNOWN AS MI- Department, 202 W. 4th.
Parents must have
CHELE S. HERYFORD St., Alturas, CA. 96101.
completed applications
DATED: 05/07/2015 CAL- Submittals are due not
submitted before chilSIERRA TITLE COM- later than 4:00 P.M. June
dren can attend. Learn
PANY, as said Trustee 11, 2015. Receipt at a latmore about enrollment
BY: DAVID O. WINDLE, er date and time is not acby calling Allison WalPRESIDENT
Trustee's ceptable.
Address and Telephone
/S/Chairman, Board of
genbach at 530-279No: CAL-SIERRA TITLE Supervisors
2030.
COMPANY 295 MAIN
County of Modoc
4-H News
STREET QUINCY, CA
By: Mitch Crosby, Road
by Miranda Linker,
95971 (530) 283-0700 Commissioner
NPP0247791 To: MODOC
SV 4-H Reporter
COUNTY RECORD PUB: County Record on May 21,
On May 9, Chocolate
05/14/2015,
05/21/2015, 28 and June 4, 2015.
Wars was underway.
05/28/2015
There were crowds of
www.modocrecord.
people waiting for the
County Record on May 14,
com
judging to be over and
21 and 28, 2015.
By Nicole
HiNtoN
Marissa's Karate Kids
High Plateau Humane Society
Modoc National Forest &
Smokey the Bear
Alturas City Police Dept.
Alturas Rural Fire Dept.
Bureau of Land Management
CAL FIRE
California Pines Fire
California Highway Patrol
MMC EMS Crew & Ambulance
Alturas City Fire Dept.
4 Corners Market
Robin Brush & Band
Warner Mountain Dance Center
The Alturatones
Wendy Easley & Sandy Ellsworth
Early Head Start
State Preschool
Head Start
Eagle Peak Rock & Paving
Super 8 Motel
Modoc Prevention Collaborative
Modoc Farm Supply
Seals After School Program
Modoc Joint Unified School District
Custodians & Maintenance
Devil’s Garden Conservation Camp
Pioneer 4-H Club
Modoc 4-H Council
K & K Distributing
Dick Carter
Jack Harris
Antonio’s Cucina Italiana
Stan Yagi
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints
Joy Wisser
Tiffany Cox
Shanna Britton
Tim, Twister Balloon Man
Natalie, Face Painter
Captain Jack, Storyteller
Roeschalub
I’SOT Inc.
TEACH, Inc.
Monetary Sponsors
Strong Family Health Center
Modoc Prevention Collaborative
Warner Mountain Group Home
Modoc County Behavioral Health
Wild Mustard
John & Charlott Ford
Alturas Baptist Church
Alturas Indian Rancheria
Modoc Co. Public Health
Last Frontier Health Care District
Four Seasons Supply/ACE Hardware
Rim Rock Motel
Canby Family Practice Clinic
Les Schwab Tire Center
First 5 Modoc
Xi Zeta Kappa
Niles Theater
Marita Anderson
Kenneth &Yolanda Lewis
Eddie Hill
Special thanks to all the people, groups and agencies who manned booths,
helped with setup and take down. - The Children’s Fair Committee
Senior Corner
We also offer homebound seniors (60 years or older),
hot lunches delivered to their home. Please call us for
more information.
--------------
The Modoc Senior Center
906 W. 4th Street, Alturas
530-233-4438
Open 9:00 a.m., Monday - Friday
Senior Services –
-------------Transportation ServicesBus service provided for seniors, 60 years or older,
aboard our wheelchair accessible bus, within a fivemile radius of our location by appointment; Monday
through Friday, except holidays. This includes transportation for medical appointments, banking, post office and to our center. Please call early for your bus
reservation 530-233-4438. Suggested donation is 50
cents.
-------------Lunch Services Lunch served daily, during our regular business
days at 12 p.m.
Salad Bar is served at 11 a.m. on Salad Bar days.
Please call a day in advance for reservations 530233-4438.
Mondays:
May 4, 11, 1: Exercise - 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
May 25: Closed for Memorial Day
Tuesdays:
May 5: Pinochle - 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m.
Bingo - 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m.
May 12: Bingo - 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m.
May 19: Caregiver Education -10 a.m. - 12
p.m.
Pinochle - 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Bingo -12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
May 26: Bingo -12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Bunco -1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Wednesdays:
May 6, 13 & 20:
Exercise - 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
May 27: Exercise - 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Thursdays:
May 7, 14, 21 & 28:
TOPS - 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Bunco - 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m.
Fridays:
May 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29:
Exercise - 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Bingo - 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m.
Thank you for your support!
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Modoc Senior Center Luncheon Menu
Lunch is served at noon.
Friday, May 22: Barbecue pork chops, fettuccini,
carrots, buttermilk biscuits, melon slices, Birthday
Cake and milk.
Monday, May 25: CLOSED FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
Tuesday, May 26: Baked ham, sweet potato casserole, baked beans, wheat rolls, salad bar, pineapple
chunks and milk.
Wednesday, May 27: Salisbury steak, rice pilaf,
mixed vegetables, biscuits, lime Jell-O with cottage
cheese and milk.
Thursday, May 28: Barbecue chicken, potato salad,
French bread, salad bar, bananas and milk.
*Menus are subject to change without prior notice.
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P.O. Box 92, Alturas
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43124 HWY 299 E
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39266 HWY 299E
HC4 Box 40503, Alturas
(530) 233-2773
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MEATS
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Heard
Plumbing
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541-947-3789
WOOD FURNACES
207 N. ‘L’ Street
ALTURAS, CA
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208 E. 12th
Alturas, CA 96101
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226 West 8th Street, Alturas
(530) 233-2816
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Sat, 9AM-5 PM
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Nutrena Quality
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A nnouncements
SPRING
2015
CONSERVATION
Tree and Shrub Sale.
Order Deadline extended to: May 29,
2015. Delivery: June 5.
Order forms available
at: Modoc RCD Office;
221 W. 8th Street
Alturas, CA 96101. For
Information Call 530260-0746. (21May)
----------------------------HELP
SUPPORT
OUR LOCAL youth.
Indian Taco Sale on
May 22 from 11 a.m.
to 6 p.m. at the Strong
Family Health Center
in Alturas, 1203 Oak
St. All proceeds go
to a local youth teen
who will be participating in Reno, NV at
the Amateur Athletic
Union
Tournament
on May 22, 23 and
24. Tacos will be $5
with homemade baked
goods available too.
For more info please
contact Yogi McGarva
at 530-708-0361 or
Rosalie Cook 530-7080916. Call ahead of
time to have your order ready. (21May)
----------------------------C E L E B R A T E
RECOVERY
Saturdays at 6:00 p.m.
at the Alturas Baptist
Church. 500 West 4th
Street. A bible based,
twelve-step program
for those with hurts,
habits
and
hangups. All are welcome.
(14May-21May)
----------------------------I,
JOHNNY
L.
GEANEY, AM NO
longer
responsible
for any debt incurred
by Carmen St. Claire
Ray-Geaney. (14May21May)
----------------------------SEND A BIRTHDAY
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[email protected]. (TFN)
----------------------------H E A L T H
SPECIALISTS
IS
offering free and low
cost birth control. All
birth control methods are available by
appointment. For information on all pregnancy options call 530221-0193 or visit the
website: www.
womenshealth
specialists.org. (TFN)
----------------------------C A R P E T
CLEANING service
located in Alturas!
Call us to schedule
your carpet cleaning
now! Starting from
$99.95. Truck mount
steam cleaning. Call
Handy Home Service
@ 530-640-1900 today!
Locally owned and operated. (TFN)
----------------------------CALIFORNIA
BANKRUPTCY
Center Free consultation. Call 530-2221664 (TFN)
----------------------------MODOC RECORD
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----------------------------NOTICE TO THE
PUBLIC: The Modoc
Record makes every
effort to reject fraudulent or misleading
advertising, however,
we are not responsible
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firms or individuals
who place advertising in our publication.
Please
investigate
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(TFN)
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-----------------------------
F or r ent
NICE, CLEAN 2
BED/1 BATH in duplex in town. Monitor
heat, fenced back
yard, water and sewer
paid ($75 value). $500/
month.
References,
credit check and security deposit required.
Call
530-233-2615.
(21May-28May)
----------------------------FOR RENT: 2 BED/1
BATH, above garage apt., close to
town.
$450/month
rent includes water and trash collection. Security deposit
and references required. Call 530-2334295. (21May-28May)
----------------------------RENT-TO-OWN OR
PURCHASE: 3 bed/2
bath, fully carpeted,
monitor & electric
heat, attached garage,
covered patio, completely fenced, lawn
front & back w/sprinklers, fenced garden
area and 10x12 metal
shed in town. Sale
$110k or appraised
value.
Call Dick
Travis 541-476-7884.
(21May-28May)
-----------------------------FOR RENT: 3 BED/1
BATH/2 car garage,
fenced yard, monitor heat, trash paid.
$750/month plus $750
cleaning deposit. Call
530-708-0321 for address and application.
Available May 20.
(14May-21May)
-----------------------------3 BED/ 2 BATH
HOME IN Cal Pines
mobile home park.
12-month lease agreement, first and last
plus cleaning and
pet deposit required.
$600/month. 530-6401441. (14May-21May)
-----------------------------N
E
W
L
Y
REMODELED
1
bed/1 bath house for
rent. Fully equipped
with washer, dryer,
oven, cook stove and
refrigerator.
$450/
month plus deposit.
For application please
call
530-294-5996.
(30Apr-21May)
----------------------------N
E
W
L
Y
REMODELED 2 bedroom apt. Water, sewer and garbage paid.
No pets, no smoking.
$475/month plus $950
refundable
deposit.
Call
530-233-2012.
(TFN)
-----------------------------CALL
UNITED
COUNTRY Stevenson
Realty,
Auction
Services and Property
Management for rentals and management
services.
530-2332440. BRE# 01375178.
(TFN)
----------------------------AFFORDABLE
LIVING! ALTURAS
Garden Apartments
is accepting applications for clean 1 and 2
bedroom apartments.
Spacious
landscape,
large play area and
professional
on-site
management. If you
qualify, you may pay
as little as 30% of
your adjusted gross income, which includes
heat, hot water and
garbage. For more
information,
please
come by the office or
call. 310 E. McDowell
Street, Alturas. Office
hours, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Monday – Friday.
TDD 800-735-2929 or
530-233-3918. Equal
Housing Opportunity.
(TFN)
-----------------------------PUBLISHER’S
NOTICE:
All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to
the Fair Housing Act,
which makes it illegal
to advertise “any preference, limitation or
discrimination based
on race, color, religion,
sex, handicap, familial
status or national origin, or an intention to
make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.” Familial
status includes children under the age of
18 living with parent
or legal custodians,
pregnant women and
people securing custody of children under
18. This newspaper
will not knowingly accept any advertising
for real estate, which
is in violation of the
law. Our readers are
hereby informed that
all dwelling advertised
in this newspaper are
available on an equal
opportunity
basis.
To complain of discrimination call HUD
toll-free at 1-800-6699777. The toll-free
telephone number for
the hearing impaired
is
1-800-927-9275.
(TFN)
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F or s ALe
S
M
A
L
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FIBERGLASS,
ten foot, boat - $75.
Call
530-233-2464.
(21May)
----------------------------GREEN LOVESEAT,
great condition - $150.
Call
503-961-4380.
(14May-21May)
----------------------------FOR SALE: DRY
JUNIPER
FENCE
posts. $7 for 8’ posts,
$6 for 7’ posts. Call
Joe at 530-233-2081.
(14May-21May)
----------------------------J U N I P E R
FIREWOOD
FOR
sale: dry split $160;
dry
rounds
$125;
green split $140; green
rounds $135. Dead
Ponderosa Pine: split
$145; rounds $135. Dry
Lodge Pole: split $190;
rounds $160. Selling
wood at all times. Also
taking TEACH vouchers. – Looking for summer pasture for 20-30
calves from May to
November 2015 - $10
- $25 per head per
month. Serious inquiries only. Call Jacob at
530-640-2746. (14May21May)
----------------------------BONNY
BLUE,
CUSTOM
BREW,
organic, aerated compost tea. Perfect for all
your gardening needs.
Reasonable rates. Call
Honest Joe at 530-2993436. (14May-4June)
----------------------------MIKE’S RV - PARTS,
REPAIRS,
storage,
consignments. We sell
used RVs no cost to
you! LEER Canopy
Sale, go online leer.
com for factory direct discounts, over
$200 savings-6/8/15.
Clearance sale on three
new 2015 Springdale
Travel Trailers $250
over our cost, starting
at $12,999. Over 40
enclosed cargo trailers: 4x6- $1,399; 6x12$2,395; 7x14- $3,595;
8x16- $4,395; 8 1/2x20$5,595;
8
1/2x22$6,695. Open quad
trailers w/ramps: 5x8$1,095; 5x10- $1,199;
6 1/2x12- $1,299; 6
1/2x14- $1,495; Open
7 days/ week! 7350
Southside
Bypass,
Klamath Falls, OR.
541-273-1111. (14May4June)
-----------------------------
H eLp W Anted
MODOC MEDICAL
CENTER in Alturas,
CA
has
openings
for the following positions: Full Time
Radiology Manager,
LVN, RN, FNP, ERRN, Physician and
Physician Assistant.
Full time and part
time positions are
benefit eligible. For
more
information
about these positions
and to apply, please
visit www.modocmed
icalcenter.org or MMC
Human Resources to
complete an application. (21May)
----------------------------THE FOLLOWING
POSITIONS are open
at Modoc Joint Unified
School District: K-8
Multiple
Subject
Teacher/Intern for the
2015/2016 school year,
MHS JV Volleyball
Coach and MMS 7th
Grade
Volleyball
Coach. To apply for
the positions available, please go to
www.modoc.k12.ca.us
or contact Modoc Joint
Unified School District
Office at 530-233-7201
ext. 101 for more information.
(21May28May)
----------------------------MODOC COUNTY
OFFICE of Education
is accepting applications for the following
position: (1) School
Psychologist. 8 hours
per day, 191 days per
year. Site: Special
Education
School
Sites.
Beginning:
July
1,
2015.
Salary:
$54,703.87$87,469.29 per year.
Benefits:
Health
/ Vision / Dental
Insurance
(pro-rated).
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s Degree from
an accredited college
or university; Master’s
Degree in Psychology
or related field from
an
accredited
college or university;
Valid California Pupil
Personnel
Service
Credential;
Valid
California Driver’s license. To apply please
provide a cover letter,
completed certificated
application,
resume
and three (3) letters
of
recommendation.
Anyone interested in
applying for the following position for
the 2015/2016 school
year must apply to
Sonya Murphy at 139
Henderson St. Alturas
CA 96101 in writing or
by email at smurphy@
modoccoe.org by the
closing date, June 12,
2015. (21May)
----------------------------CNA TEMPORARY,
four-month, fill-in positions in Lakeview,
OR for Long-Term
Care and/or Hospital.
Offering $500 if hired:
$250 upon hire & $250
at end of four-months.
Will pay for Oregon license. Experience preferred, current Oregon
certification or able
to obtain ASAP, may
offer FT or PT with
full benefits at end of
4 months temp work.
Apply online: lakehealthdistrict.org. Call
541-947-2114 x230 for
info. (21May-28May)
----------------------------THE PIT RIVER
TRIBE
Roads
Department is taking
applications for a Civil
Engineer to design,
develop and construct,
a huge range of road,
bridge and trail projects from conception
through to completion. For a complete
Job Description please
contact Herb Quinn
or Joey Silvas of the
Roads Department at
530-335-4516. (14May4June)
----------------------------MODOC
COUNTY
LIBRARY
IS
accepting
applications
for Branch Library
Associate Substitute
for Cedarville Library.
Part-time
position,
(Range 118, Step A,
$10.81/hr),
without
benefits. Open until
filled. For more information or to request
and application, call
Cheryl Baker, County
Librarian, at 530-2336340. (14May-21May)
-----------------------------ALTURAS
TIRE
HAS AN OPENING
for an experienced
mechanic. Pay BOE.
Full time, Monday –
Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
and Saturday, 8 a.m.
– 12 p.m. Must have
Valid Driver’s License.
Pick up application
in office - 100 W. 12th
St., Alturas. (14May21May)
-----------------------------CANBY
FAMILY
PRACTICE
Clinic
is accepting applications for a full-time
Registered
Nurse.
Applications are available at the Canby
Clinic. Call Linda
Mann at 530-7088905. Canby Clinic
is an EOE. (14May28May)
-----------------------------SURPRISE VALLEY
HIGH School has
an opening for an
Agriculture Instructor.
Seeking enthusiastic
instructional teacher
and leader to build Ag/
FFA program. As part
of a secondary teach-
ing assignment, the Permanent
resident on all advertising.
teacher teaches class- aliens who wish to be Check your contraces in the Agriculture, employed as peace of- tor’s status at www.
Science, ROP, and/ ficers must apply for cslb.ca.gov or 800(2752).
or FFA area, assists citizenship at least one 321-CSLB
persons
in other school pro- year before applica- Unlicensed
grams assigned, and tion for such employ- taking jobs that total
follows general duties, ment. If a permanent less than $500 must
responsibilities
and resident alien has not state in their adverguidelines including: obtained citizenship tisements that they
FFA advising, fund- within three years are not licensed by
raising, project col- after application for the Contractors State
laboration within and employment or is de- License Board. (TFN)
outside the communi- nied citizenship, he or -----------------------------ty, promoting student she shall be disqualiAnted
participation in lead- fied for peace officer
ership activities, con- status. For a complete WANTED! GOODferences and contest job description and to HEARTED people to
at the local, section, pick up an application, join the Modoc County
regional, state and na- come to The Modoc Senior Citizens Board
tional levels. Required County
Probation of Directors. Interest
credential:
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Special Instruction – Alturas, CA 96101. 60 or older and have
Agriculture. Beginning If out of the area call time to be involved
Fall Semester 2015. 530-233-6324 to have in the senior center,
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MODOC COUNTY
RECORD
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the Modoc
County Board of Supervisors will hold a public
hearing on Tuesday, June
9, 2015, at the hour of
10:30 a.m. in the Alturas
City Hall Council Chambers at 200 West North
Street Alturas, California
to consider the vacationment of County Road 26-B
and County Road 26-C in
their entirety, south of the
town of Cedarville, California.
NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that:
1. Proposed documents
of the vacationment are
available for review at
the Modoc County Road
Department, 202 W. 4th
Street, Alturas, California.
2. The Modoc County
Board of Supervisors will
meet in the Council Chambers of the City of Alturas
at 200 West North Street,
Alturas, California, on
Tuesday, June 9, 2015 at
the hour of 10:30 a.m. or
thereafter, for the purpose
of adopting a resolution to
vacate County Roads 26-B
and County Road 26-C,
and
3. Any member of the
public may appear and be
heard regarding the vacationment.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
May 14, May 21 and May
28, 2015.
FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
File No. 15-23
Exp: April 29, 2020
New Filing
The following person
(persons) is (are) doing
business as: 2 D Sales,
649 Partridge Lane, Alturas, CA 96101. Mailing
address: PO Box 176, Alturas, CA 96101. Phone:
530-640-2414
Registered
Owner(s):
William G. DeHaven, 228
W. ‘B’ Street, Alturas, CA
96101. Phone: 530-6402414.
This business is conducted by: Individual.
The
registrant
commenced to transact business under the fictitious
business name or names
listed above on April 1,
2015 (insert N/A if you
haven’t started to transact
business).
I declare that all information in this statement
is true and correct (a registrant who declares as
true information which he
or she knows to be false is
guilty of a crime).
/s/ William G. DeHaven
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Modoc County on April 29,
2015.
14, 21 and 28, 2015.
NOTICE OF PETITION
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE OF EDNA
MAY TALBOTT.
CASE NUMBER: PR-15-009
To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent
creditors, and persons
who may otherwise be
interested in the will or
estate, or both, of: EDNA
MAY TALBOTT
A Petition for Probate
has been filed by: Haroldine Smith in the Superior
Court of California, County of: Modoc.
The Petition for Probate
requests that: Haroldine
Smith be appointed as
personal
representative
to administer the estate of
the decedent.
The petition requests the
decedent’s will and codicils, if any, be admitted
to probate. The will and
any codicils are available
for examination in the file
kept by the court.
The petition requests
authority to administer
the estate under the In-
dependent
Administration of Estates Act. (This
authority will allow the
personal representative to
take many actions without
obtaining court approval.
Before taking certain very
important actions, however, the personal representative will be required
to give notice to interested
persons unless they have
waived notice or have consented to the proposed
action.) The independent
administration authority
will be granted unless an
interested person files an
objection to the petition
and shows good cause why
the court should not grant
the authority.
A hearing on the petition
will be held in this court
as follows: June 1, 2015
at 11:00 a.m.
Address of court: Superior Court of California,
County of Modoc, 205 S.
East Street, Alturas, CA
96101.
If you object to the
granting of the petition,
you should appear at the
hearing and state your
objections or file written
objections with the court
before the hearing. Your
appearance may be in person or by your attorney.
If you are a creditor or
contingent creditor of
the decedent, you must
file your claim with the
court and mail a copy to
the personal representative appointed by the court
within the later of either
(1) four months from
the date of the first issuance of letters to a general
personal representative,
as defined in section 58(b)
of the California Probate
Code, or (2) 60 days from
the date of mailing or personal delivery to you of a
notice under section 9052
of the California Probate
Code.
Other California statutes and legal authority
may affect your rights
as a creditor. You may
want to consult with an
attorney
knowledgeable in California law.
You may examine the
file kept by the court.
If you are a person interested in the estate, you
may file with the court a
Request for Special Notice (form DE-154) of the
filing of an inventory and
appraisal of estate assets
and of any petition or account as provided in Probate Code section 1250. A
Request for Special Notice
form is available from the
court clerk.
Attorney for petitioner:
Jeffrey Hedlund, 35
South G Street, Lakeview, OR 97630. Phone:
(541) 947-3355
Filed with the Modoc Superior Court on
April 24, 2015.
14 and 21, 2015.
SEALED BIDS
The Pit River Tribal
Housing Board will receive sealed Proposals for
the Supply and Delivery
of Materials for the construction of Phase II of the
Elders Center, 36968 Park
Drive, Burney, CA 96013
until 2:00 P.M. local time
on the 2nd day of June,
2015. Proposal form and
documents are available
at the Pit River Tribal
Housing Board office. Call
Raymond Rivera at (530)
335-4809 during normal
business hours.
21 and 28, 2015.
TRUSTEE SALE
APN: 039-091-221-1 TS
No: CA09000480-14-1 TO
No: 95306631 NOTICE
OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT
UNDER A DEED OF
TRUST DATED August
6, 2004. UNLESS YOU
TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY,
IT MAY BE SOLD AT A
PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU
NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE
OF THE PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. On June 8,
2015 at 10:30 AM, at the
steps of the Modoc County
Courthouse located at 204
S. Court Street, Alturas
CA 96101, MTC Financial
Inc. dba Trustee Corps,
as the duly Appointed
Trustee, under and pursuant to the power of sale
contained in that certain
Deed of Trust recorded
on August 12, 2004, as
Instrument No. 20040005472-00, of official records in the Office of the
Recorder of Modoc County, California, executed
by EDWARD GREEN,
REBECA GREEN, as
Trustor(s), in favor of
MORTGAGE
ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. as
nominee for M & T MORTGAGE CORPORATION
as Beneficiary, WILL
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER, in lawful money
of the United States, all
payable at the time of
sale, that certain property
situated in said County,
California describing the
land therein as: AS MORE
FULLY DESCRIBED IN
SAID DEED OF TRUST
The property heretofore
described is being sold “as
is”. The street address
and other common designation, if any, of the real
property described above
is purported to be: 160
WILLOWVIEW
ROAD,
ALTURAS, CA 96101
The undersigned Trustee
disclaims any liability for
any incorrectness of the
street address and other
common designation, if
any, shown herein. Said
sale will be made without
covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession, or
encumbrances, to pay the
remaining principal sum
of the Note(s) secured by
said Deed of Trust, with
interest thereon, as provided in said Note(s), advances if any, under the
terms of the Deed of Trust,
estimated fees, charges
and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created
by said Deed of Trust. The
total amount of the unpaid
balance of the obligations
secured by the property
to be sold and reasonable
estimated costs, expenses
and advances at the time
of the initial publication
of this Notice of Trustee’s
Sale is estimated to be
$119,451.09 (Estimated).
However,
prepayment
premiums, accrued interest and advances will increase this figure prior to
sale. Beneficiary’s bid at
said sale may include all
or part of said amount.
In addition to cash, the
Trustee will accept a cashier’s check drawn on a
state or national bank, a
check drawn by a state or
federal credit union or a
check drawn by a state or
federal savings and loan
association, savings association or savings bank
specified in Section 5102
of the California Financial Code and authorized
to do business in California, or other such funds
as may be acceptable to
the Trustee. In the event
tender other than cash is
accepted, the Trustee may
withhold the issuance of
the Trustee’s Deed Upon
Sale until funds become
available to the payee or
endorsee as a matter of
right. The property offered for sale excludes all
funds held on account by
the property receiver, if
applicable. If the Trustee
is unable to convey title
for any reason, the successful bidder’s sole and
exclusive remedy shall be
the return of monies paid
to the Trustee and the successful bidder shall have
no further recourse. No-
tice to Potential Bidders
If you are considering
bidding on this property
lien, you should understand that there are risks
involved in bidding at a
Trustee auction. You will
be bidding on a lien, not on
the property itself. Placing the highest bid at a
Trustee auction does not
automatically entitle you
to free and clear ownership of the property. You
should also be aware that
the lien being auctioned
off may be a junior lien.
If you are the highest bidder at the auction, you are
or may be responsible for
paying off all liens senior
to the lien being auctioned
off, before you can receive
clear title to the property.
You are encouraged to investigate the existence,
priority, and size of outstanding liens that may
exist on this property by
contacting the county recorder’s office or a title insurance company, either
of which may charge you a
fee for this information. If
you consult either of these
resources, you should be
aware that the same Lender may hold more than one
mortgage or Deed of Trust
on the property. Notice to
Property Owner The sale
date shown on this Notice
of Sale may be postponed
one or more times by the
Mortgagee,
Beneficiary,
Trustee, or a court, pursuant to Section 2924g of
the California Civil Code.
The law requires that information about Trustee
Sale postponements be
made available to you and
to the public, as a courtesy
to those not present at the
sale. If you wish to learn
whether your sale date
has been postponed, and,
if applicable, the rescheduled time and date for the
sale of this property, you
may call Priority Posting
and Publishing at 714573-1965 for information
regarding the Trustee’s
Sale or visit the Internet
Web site address listed
below for information regarding the sale of this
property, using the file
number assigned to this
case, CA09000480-14-1.
Information about postponements that are very
short in duration or that
occur close in time to the
scheduled sale may not
immediately be reflected
in the telephone information or on the Internet
Web site. The best way
to verify postponement information is to attend the
scheduled sale. Date: May
4, 2015
MTC Financial Inc. dba Trustee Corps
TS No. CA09000480-14-1
17100 Gillette Ave Irvine,
CA 92614 Phone: 949252-8300 TDD: 866-6604288
Amy Lemus, Authorized Signatory SALE
INFORMATION CAN BE
OBTAINED ON LINE
AT www.priorityposting.
com FOR AUTOMATED
SALES INFORMATION
PLEASE CALL: Priority
Posting and Publishing
AT 714-573-1965
MTC
Financial Inc. dba Trustee
Corps MAY BE ACTING
AS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A DEBT. ANY
INFORMATION
OBTAINED MAY BE USED
FOR THAT PURPOSE.
P1141682
5/14,
5/21,
05/28/2015
21 and 28, 2015.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING (LCAP /
BUDGET 2015-16)
MODOC COUNTY
OFFICE OF EDUCATION
The Public Hearing on
the LCAP (Local Control
and Accountability Plan)
and the 2015 / 16 Budget
will be held in the Conference Room at the Modoc
County Office of Education on Tuesday – May 26,
2015 at 7:00 p.m.
A copy of the proposed
budget may be inspected
by the public at the Modoc
County Office of Education from May 20th - May
22nd between the hours of
9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
/s/ Gary L. Jones
County Superintendent
of Schools
Modoc County Office of
Education
County Record on May 14
and 21, 2015.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING (LCAP /
BUDGET 2015-16)
SURPRISE VALLEY
JOINT UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
will be held in the High
School Library at Surprise
Valley High School on
Tuesday – June 9, 2015 at
7:00 p.m.
by the public at the Surprise Valley Joint Unified
School District from June
3rd - June 5th, between
the hours of 8:00 a.m. and
4:00 p.m.
/s/ Gary L. Jones
of Schools
Education
and 28, 2015.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING (LCAP /
BUDGET 2015-16)
MODOC JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
will be held in the District
Office Conference Room at
the Modoc Joint Unified
School District on Tuesday – June 9th, 2015 at
6:00 p.m.
by the public at the Modoc
Joint Unified School District on June 4th, 5th &
8th, between the hours of
9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
/s/ Gary L. Jones
of Schools
Education
and 28, 2015.
TRUSTEE SALE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Foreclosure
No.:063-50648 Title (TSG)
No.: 000-55441 YOU ARE
IN DEFAULT UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST, DATED 08/15/2006 UNLESS
YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD
AT A PUBLIC SALE.
IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE
NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST
YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER.
NOTICE is hereby given
that CAL-SIERRA TITLE
COMPANY, a California
corporation, as trustee, or
successor trustee or substituted trustee pursuant
to the Deed of Trust executed by JOHN L. HERYFORD AND MICHELE
HERYFORD
ALSO
KNOWN AS MICHELE S.
HERYFORD Recorded on
10/13/2006 as Instrument
No. 2006-5113 of Official
Records in the Office of the
County Recorder of MODOC County, California,
and pursuant to the Notice
of Default and Election to
Sell thereunder recorded
February 6, 2015 as Instrument No. 2015-211
of Official Records of said
County, WILL SELL ON
06/04/2015 at 10:30AM
At the steps of the County Courthouse at 204 S.
Court Street, Alturas, CA.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (payable
at the time of sale in lawful money of the United
States), all right title
and interest conveyed to
and now held by it under
said Deed of Trust in the
property situated in said
County and State hereinafter described: AS MORE
FULLY
DESCRIBED
IN THE ABOVE MENTIONED
DEED
OF
TRUST. The property address and other common
designation, if any, of the
real property described
above is purported to be:
366 CANYON CREEK
RD, ALTURAS, CA 96101
The Assessor's Parcel No.
is: 038-042-22; 038-042-23
The undersigned Trustee
disclaims any liability for
any incorrectness of the
property address and other common designation,
if any shown herein. The
total amount of the unpaid balance with interest
thereon of the obligation
secured by the property
to be sold and reasonable
estimated costs, expenses
and advances at the time
of the initial publication
of the Notice of Sale is:
$132,813.37. In addition
to cash, the Trustee will
accept cashier’s checks
drawn on a state or national bank, a check drawn
by a state or federal credit
union, or a check drawn by
a state or federal savings
and loan association, savings association, or savings bank specific in Section 5102 of the Financial
Code and authorized to
do business in this state.
Said sale will be made,
but without covenant or
warranty express or implied regarding title, possession or encumbrances,
to satisfy the indebtedness secured by said Deed
of Trust with interest as
provided therein, and the
unpaid principle balance
of the Note secured by said
Deed of Trust with interest thereon as provided in
said Note, fees, charges
and expenses of the trustee and the trusts created
by said Deed of Trust. This
notice is sent for the purpose of collecting a debt.
Cal-Sierra Title Company
is attempting to collect
a debt on behalf of the
holder and owner of the
note. Any information obtained or provided to this
Company or to the creditor will be used for that
purpose. If the Trustee is
unable to convey title or
if the sale is set aside for
any reason, the successful bidder/purchaser at
the sale shall be entitled
only to receive a return
of the monies paid to the
Trustee and said successful bidder/purchaser shall
have no further recourse
against the Lender/Mortgagee or Trustee. "NOTICE TO POTENTIAL
BIDDERS: If you are considering bidding on this
property lien, you should
understand that there are
risks involved in bidding
at a trustee auction. You
will be bidding on a lien,
not on the property itself.
Placing the highest bid at
a trustee auction does not
automatically entitle you
to free and clear ownership of the property. You
should also be aware that
the lien being auctioned
off may be a junior lien.
If you are the highest bidder at the auction, you are
or may be responsible for
paying off all liens senior
to the lien being auctioned
off, before you can receive
Legals
continued
on pg 16
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NEW - Cedarville High on a hill this
home has views, views,
views! Two bedrooms
and two bathrooms,
grande kitchen with
mega storage. Living
room with views, office, decking. 5+/- acres of privacy with room for gardens, horses or whatever your pleasure. Shop with RV
door. $259,000
80109 – Cedarville – Vintage home on 2 parcels, one
zoned commercial in a very private downtown setting.
Home has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, gourmet kitchen,
enclosed porch, decking
around the front with a
pond. The grounds are immaculate, with shade and
fruit trees. Detached shop
and garage a plus! Seasonal water flows through
property. $265,000
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Looking to buy, sell, rent or manage property just call or come by
411 S. Main St., Alturas • The historic Sears Building
CA DRE Lic#00469821
37010: Solar 2-story cabin.
800 sq. ft. 2 bed/1 bath on
1. +/- acres. 18x20 insulated
work shop with wood stove,
six solar panel 90 watts,
9,000 powered generator
remote starter that powers house and 220 well pump. Fully
fenced & gated. Price $70,000
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FOR SALE: Country Living Close to Town; Beautiful 1,668 sq ft Fuqua
manufactured home built in 2002 with 3 Bed 2 Bath, modern kitchen, spacious laundry room, dining area and sits on 1 +/- acre with shade trees and
patio area. Home has central heat and air conditioning (heat pump.) fireplace,
attached 2 car garage with automatic garage doors. Additional outbuildings,
fenced yard. On the outskirts of town - $185,000
Comfort & Economy 4 bedroom 2 bath home in great condition. Beautiful hardwood floors. Master bedroom is set off from the other rooms and is
adorned with a romantic fireplace and a door that opens to the beautiful garden. Master bathroom has a specially built walk in tub. Plenty of heat with
a wood stove, monitor and propane wall heater. Gravel in the driveway and
back yard to cut down on lawn maintenance. Many benefits to this house.
$180,000
37050: A 3 bed/2
Carol bath 1,344 sq. ft.
Hertel on 1.acres. A two
Ext. 27 car
garage, sun
room, covered porches,
trees, metal roof, new windows, wood burning stove and furnace. Price
$90,000.
36290 1994 Skyline MFH 1,776 sq/ft. 3 bed/2
bath on .33 acres. Large living space, pellet
stove, all appliances, central heating & air,
monitor heater. 2 car garage, breezeway, Patio/deck, lots of parking. Price: $115,000
Beautiful Custom built home on 105+/- acres. Gorgeous kitchen with custom built cabinets. Tile, carpet, vinyl and hardwood flooring. Sun room with
tile flooring that wraps partially around the house. Extra large closets, garage
with cement flooring and monitor heat. All insulated for exceptional economy. Garden area, fruit trees, auto sprinkler system, beautiful views of the Warner Mtns. and the wildlife preserve - call to schedule a visit today! $498,750
Clean Manufactured home on permanent foundation built in 2002 nearly
maintenance free, fully fenced with chain link fencing, gravel yard, mature
trees and beautiful view on large lot, 3 bedroom 2 bath 1248 sq ft manufactured home. Home is well taken care of with a spacious kitchen, custom
cabinets, pantry, walk in closets, separate laundry room and detached 2 car
garage with automatic opener, security lights, Coleman Central Heat & Air.
Priced to sell at $88,500
36170 A 2 bed/2 bath 940 sq. ft. home with 1/car
garage, alley access, partly fenced, lawn, shed,
wood stove, refrigerator, cook stove, newly painted convenience to shopping. Price: $75,000.
Vacant land 280 +/- acres, fenced, borders BLM, not far from the town of Alturas and close to a county maintained road. Possible owner carry - $112,000
3 Bedroom, 1 bath home in town with fenced yard, double car garage with
additional 1 bedroom and bathroom in garage - $70,000
Country home built in 1980 with 1,560 sq. ft., custom built cabinets in the
kitchen, wood burning stove and electric baseboard heaters, separate living
room, attached 2 car garage on 4+ acres. Garden area, cement patio, on it’s
own well and septic - $168,000
Large 2 bdrm, 1 bath home with separate laundry room, wood and linoleum
flooring, fireplace, monitor heat, attached garage and separate storage building, fenced yard with fireplace area in the backyard - $115,000
3 bedroom, 2 bath home, wood stove and monitor heating, large fenced
back yard with additional storage building, close to hospital - $115,000
Great investment opportunity. Large windows, spacious and bright inside, monitor and fireplace for heat. Decking. 3 bedrooms/2 baths, newly
remodeled kitchen. Bonus 1 bedroom house, 1 bath guest cottage in the
back, 2 car carport - $150,000
Janie Erkiaga • Real Estate Broker
CA Lic#1033704 • NV Lic#0039924
CALL (530) 233-4128
www.modoccounty-realestate.com
35190: Cheap starter home on .65ac. 2 bed/1
bath 1/car detached garage large back yard,
large kitchen & Laundry room, storage. Good
flooring (vinyl & carpet) monitor heating, metal
roof and fruit trees. Price: $45,000
VACANT LAND
36460: 40.232 acres in NV & Surprise Valley, with
spectacular mountain & valley vistas. Natural
landscape & habitat of many flora and fauna. An
extraordinary opportunity. Price: $40,000.
5/21
CELEBRATING 26 YEARS IN REAL ESTATE!
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www.stevensonauctionservices.com
ROLLIE GILLIAM REALTY
5/21
Spacious home with 3264 s.f. 4 bedrooms, 2.75 baths, formal living room, open
family room, Darth Vader Kitchen and dining area. Double car garage and shop,
corner lot great home to raise children, many upgrades, slate fireplace, wood stove,
turn-key..$235,000.
68 acre ranch, 55 acres irrigated meadow, 2004 Palm Harbor Home 2428 s.f., 58’x
60’metal barn, 3 bay storage shed, 2nd home site w/utilities, Hot Springs Irrigation,
Rattlesnake Ditch Assn., well landscaped fenced and cross fenced......$398,000.
4 bedrooms, 1.75 baths with 2258 s.f. Of up to date living space on 1.19 ac with
great views, near town, fenced garden area, chicken house/yard, shop, storage buildings, carport a must see that is formal, yet good family living home. Turn-key..reduced to..$225,000.
Time Honored Home, very built, 2-story, 4 bed, 1.75 bath, 2113 sf., finished basement, corner lot, garage/shop, double carport, brick patio....$225,000
Inspire the Artist 2 bedroom 1 bath, double garage with art studio, old barn
On 1 acre water right from Bidwell Creek reduced to…….$150,000.00
80 Timbered acres in the Warner mountains good access…$120,000.00
120 ac with domestic well and home site, great views, fenced, $65,000
Laundromat and Mobile Home Park in Cedarville, room for expansion, 9 mobile spaces, 9 RV spaces, 4 unimproved spaces. Includes full Laundromat, good
income.….$225,000.
No hand watering on 1 ac 3 bed 1 bath 1836 s.f. home in Lake City, garden, orchard, lawn, orchard flowers all on a drip system. Modern interior, large garage w/
shop, horse Paddocks, great views, good schools and neighborhood……$157,500.
86+/- ac Own a very private wildlife property with 2 bed 1 bath home, artesian
well septic, 12 mile creek, many species of wildlife, beaver ponds, raptors, deer and
other large wildlife borders BLM. …$375,000.
Davis Creek Mercantile and Deli includes a 2 bed, 1 bath home and garage. Great
business opportunity with home on 1+/- ac. Is the hub in Davis Creek…$240,000.
Hafer Hills acreages with wells and septic systems. Lot 9, 19.99 ac…$110,000.
Lot 10, 21.21 ac..$115,000. Both lots have good views of the Warner Mtns.
View Lot in MRE...3.22 ac for $8,000.
3 Bed, 2 bath 1440 s.f. mfg, in Brooks Park, extra lot, fully furnished, excellent
Condition, great recreation hideout, when you visit Modoc, reduced.. $75,000.
1023 North Court Street • Alturas, CA 96101
Phone: (530) 233-2440 • Fax: (530) 233-2406
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36470: 40.23 acres in NV & Surprise Valley. Mountain & Valley vistas. Natural landscape & habitat of
many flora and fauna including native Indian Paintbrush, Mule Deer, & Chukar. An extraordinary opportunity. Price: $40,000.
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36590: 19.5 acres near Alturas: Fenced, well,
pressure system & pump house, septic system,
SVE power & panel, and spectacular view of Wildlife Refuge. Price: $80,000
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#3378: Lots to offer at this property:2 lots, a 3 bed- #3384: Very well kept property with creek running
room, 1 bath home, 2 car garage, shop area, outside through it. This home is approximately 2000 sq ft. with 3
entertaining area, paved driveway, vinyl siding, 3 year bedrooms and 2 baths. Home is a well kept 60’s era brick
old roof, and vinyl windows. One of a kind home in and wood frame home on 172 acres. There is a den, large
kitchen and utility room and lots of storage. Large, beautitown. Reduced to $98,000
fully landscaped yard with mature shrubs, apple trees and a
#3385: Nice 3 bedroom, 1 bath home close to very large lawn. Approximately 72 acres are irrigated that
downtown. Large lot with a double car garage. Open includes grass/pasture and an apple orchard. Large barn,
floor plan with a large bedroom upstairs. $105,000 shop, equipment shed and an old historic grain mill are extras.
$800,000
3303:BUILT IN 1909 ORIGINALLY BUILT AS
ALTURAS CIVIC CLUB. 2 bed and 2 bath with an #3367: Country home. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on 20
attached apartment. New carpet. New built in dishwash- acres. Double car garage w/opener, vinyl siding, seamless
er, Jenair cook top. Garden window in kitchen. Large gutters, vinyl fencing around yard, underground sprinklers.
deck on back. Very large city lot. Detached 2 car garage Covered patio in the back for your backyard barbecues. Diesel furnace and monitor heater heat this home. Two wells; one
Reduced to $215,000
is an ag well and the other domestic. There are wheel lines
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the Warner Mountains are stunning. Must see. $249,500
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#3380: 3 bedroom home on large corner lot.
Has new flooring, new appliances, new paint. Vinyl
windows. Partial basement with wood cabinetry and
laundry facilities. Upstairs with 2 bedrooms/1 bath.
Very spacious kitchen. Living room with a wood stove
insert. Yard is completely fenced with a cyclone fence;
roof is approx. 5 years old. A double car garage is an
added feature to this very nice property. $130,000
#3386: This home was built in the 1920’s and has
llovely built in cabinetry in bathroom and dining area,
lots of character. 2 bed/1 bath home with the Pit River
on the back side. Large lot of 1/3 of an acre. There is
a storage shed and lots of room for a garden, parking,
or additions. With a very large wrap around porch on
the back of house for the added space. $65,000
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