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THE MODOC COUNTY
RECORD
ESTABLISHED IN 1892
Vol. 119, No. 29
Alturas, California
Dec. 16, 2010
50 Cents
20 pages
Hospital shows
$85,000 profit
SNOW AND ICE contributed to this accident on Cedar Pass Tuesday. Jean Bilodeaux photo
Minor injuries in Cedar Pass mishap
Minor injuries resulted from an accident Dec. 14,
11:05 a.m. on State Route 299, east of Cedar Pass.
The California Highway Patrol reports that Donna
Drew, age 74, Fort Bidwell, was westbound in a 2000
Chevy in a sudden snowstorm. Road conditions were
very icy and the vehicle lost traction, slid off the north
side of the road and overturned onto its side.
According to Reporter Jean Bilodeaux -- who happened on the accident soon after it occurred -- passersby, including her, stopped to help the Drews.
“We couldn’t get the door open so eventually I
rammed a crutch in the small opening when John
(Edward Drew, 75, passenger in the Chevy) jerked the
door open for a second,” Bilodeaux said. “Of course,
this is on a blind curve both ways, with no cell reception. Anyway, a lady stopped and said she’d call for
help from the top of the pass. Another man stopped
and I backed my truck against the bottom of the rolled
truck and we lowered John down to the bed of the
truck and onto the ground. UPS’s Ernie Givan, then
BLM, USFS, passersby, and the CHP all tried to get
Donna out but she had to wait until the Cedarville
Fire Department showed up and broke out the windshield.”
Both Drews were transported to Surprise Valley
Medical Center with minor injuries.
Clarification on
trapper funding
Last week, we printed that the county funds for the
trapper program amounted to $94,000 annually. What
should be clarified is that is funding for two separate
trappers who operate in Modoc County.
In addition, the State of California is no longer involved in the trapper program. The funds come predominately from the county with some funds from the
federal government.
The wages for the trapper have also been frozen at
current levels by both the county and the federal government.
SR299 East gets a
much needed facelift
By Jean Bilodeaux
Special to the Record
State Highway 299 east of Cedarville to the Nevada line has been slowly deteriorating in the last few
years. In the last couple of months, with increased and
heavy pipeline traffic it has almost been destroyed.
“At first it was just hundreds of pot holes and you
could dodge most of them if there was no oncoming
traffic. Now it’s dangerous to drive out there. The
road shoulder is crumbling, there are too many holes
to dodge, the highway is narrowed, and some holes go
clear across the highway,” said District 1 Supervisor
elect Dave Allan, who drives the road to town.
As the pot holes increase in number and size Cal
Trans crews fill them almost weekly. Then the holes
see SR 299, page 5
There were minor injuries in a single-vehicle accident
Dec. 12, 7:40 a.m. on U.S. 395 north of Sage Hen.
According to the California Highway Patrol, Judy
Miguel, 70, Alturas, was southbound in a 1994 Ford
Thunderbird at about 60 m.p.h. in a left curve. She accelerated slightly coming out of the curve and the vehicle lost traction on the slippery road. The car slid off
the highway and overturned, resulting in minor injuries
to the driver and a passenger, Lauri Sprinkle, age 52,
Alturas.
No injuries were reported in an accident Dec. 3, 12:50
p.m. on SR299 west of Thomas Creek Drive.
The CHP reports that Javier Francisco, 66, Merrill, Or.
had stopped his 2000 Chevy on the right shoulder. Rex
Northrup, age 52, was plowing the right shoulder area
directly behind Francisco. Northrup failed to observe the
vehicle stopped and backed into the rear of the Chevy.
The were no injuries in another weather-related accident Dec. 14, 6 p.m. on SR299, .8 miles west of CR150.
The CHP reports that Dennis Richardson, 58, Alturas,
was eastbound in a 1988 Ford Ranger at about 45 m.p.h.
when he lost control of the vehicle on the snow and ice.
The Ford traveled off the road and the front end struck a
barbed wire fence. The pickup came to rest on its wheels
and neither occupant was hurt. The pickup had minor
front-end damage.
Modoc Medical Center showed a profit of $85,000 for
the month of October, the last available monthly totals.
Monica Derner, MMC Chief Executive Officer, reported that figure to the Modoc County Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning. She explained that revenue was
up $292,000 for the month.
In addition, she pointed out that the Clinic was up
$230,000. Dr. Chuck Colas started Oct. 4. Med/Surgical
was up $65,000 while the Skilled Nursing Facility was
up $27,000, now sitting with 43 residents. The pharmacy was up $27,000 and ER up $12,000. The following
departments showed a decrease of the following individual amounts: ambulance $30,000; lab $12,000; and
Radiology $14,000.
One of the sticking issues is the days out for accounts
receivable, which are now at 95 days. Derner said an
aggressive plan is in the works to trim that down to 65
days.
The Board also agreed to bring back the issue of
the California Health Facilities Financing Authority
$750,000 loan for the hospital at a meeting next week.
The loan was initially approved for Modoc Medical
Center, but was placed on hold until Modoc voters approved the hospital district the last of August. The district is currently in the transition stages from being a
county-owned facility to a district hospital. The District
Board has targeted April 1 to get the transition complete.
According to Derner, the loan will provide some
breathing room for the facility during the overall transition.
The loan shall not exceed $750,000 and carries an interest rate of three percent. Derner said the loan has a
two-year term, and the district expects to have it paid
by June 30, 2012.
Severe weather
warning in area
The National Weather Service has issued a heavy precipitation warning for northern California from Friday
through the middle of next week.
The main concern is the possibility of flooding if the
area is hit with rain at the highest elevations, which
would melt a fairly healthy snowpack. For instance Dismal Swamp now has 41 inches of snow and Cedar Pass
see Weather, page 3
If that address says Grandma, Cedarville
it’ll get to that Grandma in Cedarville
By Jean Bilodeaux
Special to the Record
A letter comes into the
Cedarville Post Office addressed to Grandma and
Grandpa 96104. Most
postmasters would stamp
it “undeliverable” or “return to sender” and toss it
in the outgoing mailbag.
Margaret “Marge” Conklin, Cedarville Postmaster,
studies the postal mark a
moment and slips it in the
correct postal box.
With 56 years of experience working at the same
location Conklin knows
everyone, their children,
grandchildren and even
great-grandchildren. She
knows
where
they’ve
moved and what they’re
doing. She knows who
grandma and grandpa are
to everyone. Even the UPS
and FedEx drivers stop
by and ask where certain
hard to locate people live,
even if they live in Nevada.
MARGE CONKLIN separates the packages in
Cedarville.
The Cedarville Post post office for residents of
Office also has the dis- Vya, Nev. Vya and its surtinction of being the rounding locale has resi-
dents but no post office
or zip code. People who
live in northwestern
Nevada receive their
mail addressed to Vya,
Nev.-Cedarville,
Calif. 96104. Sometimes
it can be confusing to
huge shippers to send
packages to a town in
Nevada which is on the
maps, but isn’t listed
officially as a town and
that uses a town in California to get its mail.
But Conklin knows
and they all get their
mail Conklin receives
gifts from her grateful
customers throughout
the year: fruit, vegetables and flowers in the
summer and candy and
cookies in the winter.
“We bring Marge
fresh heirloom tomatoes in the summer.
She does a wonderful
job, but we must always keep on her good
see Marge, page 4
Page 2-Modoc County Record December 16, 2010
Local support. . .
Okay, as of today, we all have nine days to shop
for Christmas presents, and in doing so, support local businesses who have supported the community all
year long.
I know we keep pushing the shop at home first plan,
but really it is vitally important for the community.
First off, a portion of the sales tax comes back to local
government and that helps all of us. I mean, I know
you can shop in Klamath Falls or Reno, but how many
of those businesses do you see on the sponsorship banners of local events – you know high school, middle
school, little league and so on.
Secondly, the local businesses employ a lot of your
friends and neighbors. And that’s seriously important.
In addition, shopping here supports the local business
people and a community without quality businesses
looks like a sad, sad place. We have quality businesses
in Modoc that add a lot to the overall community’s personality. We really don’t want to lose any more businesses.
We all know you can’t get everything here, but at
least give the local businesses a chance before you
head out of town.
Judging by my discussions with FedEx and UPS
drivers, a lot of people are using Internet shopping
this year, with about a 25 to 30 percent increase in
volume (unofficial estimate). One thing I do know is
that it’s keeping those drivers running. Give them a
cookie when they show up, they might need some more
energy. I know using the Internet is pretty simple, but
you miss that person-to-person shopping experience.
And besides, you can’t reach out and touch what you’re
buying until it arrives. Sometimes the surprise is just
too much to handle.
Both Supervisors Dan Macsay of Surprise Valley,
and Dave Bradshaw of Big Valley, are leaving office at
the end of the month. They’re being replaced by Dave
Allan and Geri Byrne, who will have their hands full
from the time the gate opens.
Overall, I can say that both the departing Supervisors have done what they felt was in the best interests of the County while taking on a pretty thankless job. Both have done things we didn’t agree with,
but they’ve also made some tough decisions in tough
times. Keeping Modoc Medial Center open, while getting the county into some financial trouble, was still
the right thing to do. We can work our way out of that,
well better than we could work our way out of a closed
hospital.
They sat on the Board of Supervisors for eight years
each, and that’s a long time of listening to the public,
or us, question some of their decisions. It’s not easy to
stay focused or not have an inner Marine take over in
some cases. But, we have respect for both Bradshaw
and Macsay and wish them peace of mind as they get
on with their lives.
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RECORD
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July 7, 1958
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What a sad
happening
Dear Editor:
Jean Bilodeaux’s special to the Modoc County
Record about the closure
of the longest, continually operating mine in the
U.S. makes me wonder if
the shutdown is due to environmental regulations
more than for economic
reasons.
The spring 2009 issue
of Range Magazine has
an eye-opening article by
Mike Cade about resource
users in Mexico and how
Nature Conservancy, U.S.
Fish and Wildlife, and the
World Wildlife Fund were
instrumental in denying
the Mexican people the
use of their resources to
eke out a meager living.
One of these resources
happened to be a gypsum
mine that had operated
for many years. The concern was that an endemic
microorganism might be
harmed during the course
of extraction.
I fail to understand the
goal of environmentalists who want to destroy
people’s lives and make us
wards of the state. I hope
more people wake up to
what’s been happening
and take a stand against
these agencies and groups
that want to tear this
country down and take
away our ability to make
a living.
Thank you,
-- Vaudine Cullins
Alturas
When will
we learn?
Dear Editor:
In the end more than
they wanted freedom, they
wanted security. When the
Athenians finally wanted
not to give to society but
for society to give to them,
when the freedom they
wished for was freedom
from responsibility, then
Athens ceased to be free.
-Edward Gibbon (17371794)
What will it take for us
to learn the lessons of the
past?
-- Paul Breshears
Alturas
Nutcracker
was great
Dear Editor:
It has been a few years
between
grandchildren,
but last night I was once
again awed and inspired
by the talent of the Alturas
Elementary School fourth
and fifth graders.
Their performance of
the Nutcracker, under the
direction of Karen Siegel,
was amazing. I realize
that numerous individuals were assisting in the
background and the costumes designed by Mrs.
Jones were awesome. But,
the greatest praise goes to
the dedication of Mrs. Siegel and the children.
These children have
been practicing for this
play since September and
their hard work and dedication definitely showed.
My grandson, Wyatt, was
a superb baker! Bravo to
all who performed, both
on stage and behind the
scenes.
-- Chris Porter
Alturas
Nutcracker had lots of help
Dear Editor:
I would like to thank the following people who helped
make the AES Fourth and Fifth Grade production of
“The Nutcracker” a huge success.
To Noelle Jones, your costume vision always amazes
me and I highly respect you. To Larry and Kathy Brown
and Sage Stage, thank you for the use of your buildings
for our dressing rooms. To Kevin Haggard, the Niles
Manager, thanks for everything!
Many thanks to Shannon Bickford, Carolyn Bridwell,
Jessica Burns, Debbie Campbell, Lisa Craig, Cindy
Culp, Sue Disario, Teresa Eames, Tony Ewing, Wendy
Ewing, Karen Fisher, Norma Franklin, Lori Galvin,
Melissa Fults, Eric Haggard, Erica Hays, Shannon
Hewitt, BB Hopkins, Linda Irvin, Donna Johnson, Susie Johnson, Benjamin Jones, Jay Jones, Kirsten Jones,
Noelle Jones, Rebekah LaLancette, Beckie Lewis, Jodie
Larranga, Troy Lowrey, Wendy Lowrey, Rick Malcolm, Adele Mitchell, Modoc County Record, Stephanie
Nessling, Julie O’Malley, Tom O’Malley, Kim Parker,
Heather Prevette, Amy Quarles, Barbie Read, Dick
Read, Frances Reep, Curtis Schmidt, Kim Schmidt, Janet Server, Paul Siegel, Bonnie Slinkard, Stacy Sphar,
Kim Valena, Cindy Van Slyke, Amber Virgin, Lanell
Warnock, Amy Ward, Kylee Ward, and Susi Younger.
Your help and support was very much appreciated.
To the participants of The Nutcracker: You are an
awesome group of students and a huge thank you for
making the past three months such fun!
Karen Siegel
Music Director
Alturas Elementary School
Guest comment-State could put
public safety at
serious risk
As Sheriff of Modoc County and on behalf of hundreds if not thousands or more law enforcement jobs
statewide, I am writing today to express my significant concern regarding the pending June 30, 2011 expiration of the 0.15% vehicle license fee (VLF) from
the February 2009 budget agreement. This is a funding source for virtually all-local law enforcement services.
The budget “framework” agreement that was announced recently is glaringly blank on the issue of
re-authorization of the VLF. The law enforcement
community has stressed the importance of this issue
for many months and there is still no recognizable forward progress on the vital public safety funding matter.
Please understand that hundreds if not a thousand
or more law enforcement jobs are at risk and in all
likelihood will cease to exist without the extension of
the VLF funds. Without this funding in our county, I
will have to cut 6 (six) positions. Calculating the average cost with benefits per Deputy the loss of this
funding will devastate my staff, which is already
down 25%. What this equates to is an additional cut
of 46% to Patrol Staff for the Modoc County Sheriff’s
Office. That leaves three (3) dedicated Patrol Deputy
Sheriff’s spread over 4,200 square miles to protect the
good citizens of Modoc County 24/7/365 it simply cannot be done.
I am aware of thinking that points to the fact that
since the VLF does not expire until June 30, 2011, it
is not an issue for this budget. This funding pays for
law enforcement jobs, many of which will cease to exist long before a budget agreement is ever reached in
2011-12. There is no indication to believe that extension of VLF can be accomplished next year, this must
be addressed and reconciled through urgency legislation.
As the chief law enforcement officer of Modoc County,
I recognize the difficult politics of making a temporary
revenue source permanent; however, law enforcement
must have VLF in order to function statewide.
On November 17th, 2010, the presidents and executive staff of the major statewide law enforcement
associations met to discuss strategy to maintain law
enforcement funding via the VLF. As a result of that
discussion, we will collectively be pursuing urgency
legislation to be introduced on December 6, 2010 that
removes the June 30, 2011 sunset on that funding.
This is a bipartisan measure co-authored by Wesley Chesbro (D) Assembly District 1, Phone/Fax 916319-2001 and Jim Nielsen (R) Assembly District 2,
Phone 916-319-2002 Fax 916-319-2102. Assemblyman Nielsen withdrew as a sponsor/author of this legislation during the first week of December. Although
most representatives in the Senate and Assembly will
state that they support law enforcement, this is a very
political topic in Sacramento. I ask that you give my
request your most serious and thoughtful consideration. Thank you and please write, call or otherwise
contact your elected officials State, County and City
including your Assembly and Senate Representatives
and voice your support for this measure.
Sincerely,
Mike Poindexter
Modoc County Sheriff/Coroner
96 Years Ago - 1914
DR. AUBLE’S duck
team out shot Renshaws
team 140 ducks to 127 in
competition in the Sportsmen’s Club last Saturday
evening. There were 12
men on each team and
the top shooters were R.B.
Ingraham and N. Phillips, who both downed 23
quackers in the evening
shoot. While all bagged
birds, none brought down
a limit of 25... Alturas has
been without coal the past
two weeks, but Mr. Bunker says that a new shipment from the mines is on
the way.
76 Years Ago - 1934
LEON B. LEWIS will
lead the MUHS band
downtown December 15
to play for the raising
of the Christmas Tree
that will officially launch
the Christmas season in
Alturas... The Three Flags
Highway through Alturas
has received federal designation from the State
Highway Executives. In
the future, the road will
be known as US 395...
Alturas Firemen are asking that a stone building,
two stories high, be built
alongside City Hall for the
purpose of housing the fire
department and for the
first time, provide sleeping quarters for firemen
who could then be on duty
24 hours dail.
72 Years Ago - 1938
JUDGE F.M. JAMISON,
Modoc Superior Judge
for 18 years, died in San
Francisco at the age of
83... D.H. Grove Sr., has
been honored as being the
man “Most Responsible”
for bringing REA power
to the area. Citizens of the
Eagleville community presented him with a radio...
Moore and Roberts have
been named the low bidders for the construction of
the new Modoc Union High
School in Alturas. The bid
for construction only was
$141,450... Rufus Ward of
Surprise Valley has been
named by Governor Merriam to fill the unexpired
term of his brother, Harry,
on the Board of Supervisors... Russell Bacon has
been named Master of the
Alturas Masonic Lodge.
47 Years Ago - 1963
TEMPERATURES
DIPPED to three below
on December 11... Modoc
Supervisors devise subdivision ordinance in anticipation of future developments in Modoc... Dan Hill
has been named Modoc
Fair manager... PP&L is
putting up $125 in prizes
for the best lighted yards
and homes in Alturas and
is encouraging all residents to participate... Fall
River has been picked as
the team to beat in the
seventh annual Holiday
Basketball Tournament.
41 Years Ago - 1969
PRINCIPAL
RUSS
Stauffer is presenting
plans this week for a new
MHS Gym that has a
$650,000 price tag. It will
be voted on in the district
in February... The newlyformed Modoc Boosters
have taken on an awards
banquet as their first project... Mayor Neal Phillips
has announced that the
new Alturas Garbage Disposal grounds will soon be
opened... MHS starters
for Bob Cicle this week
against Henley will be Kip
Lybarger, Pat Shannon,
Gary Spicer, Alan Wyatt,
and Victor Menkee.
December 16, 2010 - Modoc County Record - Page 3
Weather
from front page
has 24 inches.
Modoc National Forest Soil Scientist Sue Goheen
said she is concerned about the upcoming storms and
the impact they could have in this area. She worries
the impacts could be as severe as the flooding in 1996
and wanted residents to be aware of that possibility.
The heavy precipitation is expected from Friday
through next Wednesday, with the major areas affected being the southern Cascade mountains in northern
and central California, the central Sierras and in far
western Nevada. The actual locations of heavy rain
or snow is uncertain at this time, but the forecast for
Modoc calls for rain or snow from Friday through most
of next week.
According to the NWS, heavy precipitation is almost
certain, snow levels could be as high a 7,500 to 9,000
feet, especially on Saturday and early next week, soils
are saturated and significant snowpack exists above
the 5,000-foot level. The higher snow levels could result in more serious flooding.
TED GAINES
KEN COOLEY
State Senate race
scheduled Jan. 4
There is a special General Election set January 4,
2011 to choose a new State Senator for District 1. The
election is to fill the seat of Senator David Cox, who died
last year.
The top two candidates in the primary, Democrat Ken
Cooley and Republican Ted Gaines are on the ballot.
Cooley, is a moderate and Mayor of Rancho Cordova.
Gaines is a conservative business owner.
Cooley states: I know this election is about jobs. Still,
I see a more fundamental need. California needs what
we’ve lost -- a Legislature known for problem-solving
instead of personal attacks.
As your Senator, I’ll work on jobs. But job creation
will lag, and families will suffer, until our Legislature
regains a reputation for productive work, including ontime State Budgets. I pledge myself to work daily on
jobs and restoring the Legislature’s honor.
Here’s what I bring to the task: I’m known statewide.
Between 2004 and 2009, city officials from Modoc to
Sacramento County helped me become the number two
officer for California’s League of Cities. I’m also a respected voice in the Capitol. In 2007 the Governor appointed me with Senate confirmation as Seismic Commissioner for California’s cities.
My home and work have made conservative financial
principles a lifetime habit. This common sense way for
my Church bookkeeper wife and I to manage our home
was refined, along with my finance analysis skills, during 18 years as Counsel to State Farm Insurance, one of
America’s most conservative financial institutions.
Finally, I know that when government honors its
trust, everyone gains. Rancho Cordova, which has balanced every budget, with yearly surpluses, last year
earned a higher credit rating, despite the recession!
Gaines states: As a businessman, I am running for
the State Senate because I am disgusted with how the
taxpayers are treated by the liberals who control the
State legislature.
This campaign is about who the voters can trust to
always stand firm on the issue of taxes and spending.
State government is too big and too expensive and higher taxes only make the problem worse. Compromising
with the forces of big government is not the answer to
the state’s budget problems.
Happy
Holidays!
We will close at 5PM on Christmas
Eve, Friday, December 24th and be
closed on Christmas Day, Saturday,
December 25th. We will re-open
Sunday, December 26th. Have a
happy and safe holiday season!
Phone (530) 233-3141
You must be 21 years of age • Management has reserved the right to alter without prior notice.
Open 7 Days a Week • Open at 10:00AM • Turn at the Alturas Rancheria sign at County Road 56
12/16
Modoc
booking
report
The following are the
booking in the Modoc
County Jail for the past
week.
Dec. 8: Curtis Northrup
on a 48-hour Superior
Court sentence for driving
under the influence; Amy
Anderson, arrested by the
Sheriff’s Office alleging
possession of a hypodermic needle, possession of a
controlled substance without a prescription; Roland
Baldwin, arrested by SO
alleging possession of a
hypodermic needle.
Dec. 10: Anthony Lalancette, arrested by SO on
a warrant; Jason Geaney,
arrested by SO alleging
public intoxication; Raymond Denney, on a 10-day
sentence; Jordan Bechen,
on a 10-day sentence.
Dec. 11: Dewey McGarva,
arrested by Alturas Police
alleging DUI and willful
cruelty to a child; Cecilia
Phoenix, arrested by APD
on a warrant.
Dec. 12: Jennifer White,
arrested by SO on a warrant; Jerry Davito, arrested by SO alleging threatening a crime with intent
to terrorize, assault, battery.
Dec. 13: Ben Duncan, arrested by SO alleging inflicting corporal injury on
spouse, two violations of a
court order obstructing a
peace officer.
Dec. 14: Daniel White, on
a parole hold, sex offender
failure to register.
Trees for
fish habitat
Once again this year,
that used Christmas Tree
can have an important
second life, as fish habitat
for Dorris Reservoir.
People are asked to drop
off their used trees at 9th
and D Street, behind the
California Department of
Forestry offices from after
Christmas until January
15. That’s the same place
the tree drop has happened for the past several
years. No flocked trees are
allowed, and please remove all tinsel.
WEATHER
7-DAY FORECAST FOR ALTURAS
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Mostly sunny
An inch or two of
snow mixing with
rain
Cloudy and chilly
with a chance for
snow
Mostly cloudy,
snow or flurries
possible
Mostly cloudy
with a chance for
snow
Cloudy with rain
and snow
possible
A wintry mix
becoming all rain
38°/15°
36°/27°
39°/28°
38°/23°
37°/25°
40°/28°
42°/27°
REGIONAL FORECAST
REGIONAL WEATHER
Northern California: Partly sunny Thursday.
Rather cloudy Thursday night; rain at the
coast.
Shown is Thursday's weather.
Temperatures are Thursday's
highs and Thursday night's
lows.
Southern Oregon Cascades: Partial sunshine Thursday. Mainly cloudy Thursday
night. 1-2 inches of snow Friday; storm total
snowfall 6-10 inches. Saturday and Sunday:
a chance for snow.
Southern Oregon Coast: Mostly cloudy
Thursday. Plenty of clouds Thursday night
with rain overspreading the area late. Rain
Friday. Saturday: cool with rain possible.
Sunday: rain possible.
SKI CONDITIONS
Yesterday
Ski Area
New
Base
Snow (in.) (in.)
Bear Mtn., CA
0
8-18
Mt. Shasta, CA
0
27-38
Ski Sunrise, CA
0
0
Sierra Summit, CA
0
0-0
Snow Valley, CA
0
8-12
Squaw Valley, CA
0
46-46
Mt. Ashland, OR
0
24-56
Mt. Bachelor, OR
5
51-65
Snow reports provided by OnTheSnow.com
Klamath Falls
36/17
Lakeview
35/16
Crescent
City
52/39
Eureka
48/37
Trails
Open
14
32
38
3
100
0
60
Boise
31/20
Burns
34/10
Alturas
38/15
Redding
57/28
Winnemucca
36/15
Susanville
40/21
Battle
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than 100 vehicles on a 12-mile stretch of
the fog-cloaked Santa Ana Freeway.
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Mostly cloudy Thursday night. Up to an inch
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Northeastern California: Mostly sunny
Thursday. Winds light and variable.
Expect 4-8 hours of sunshine with
average relative humidity 65%.
Increasing clouds Thursday night. Winds
light and variable. Average relative
humidity 85%. 1-2 inches of snow mixing
with rain Friday; storm total snowfall 3-6
inches. Winds south-southeast 4-8 mph.
Little or no sunshine with a 75% chance
of precipitation and average relative
humidity 75%. Saturday: chilly with a
chance for snow. Winds south 7-14 mph.
Little or no sunshine.
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Shop at home
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side because Marge knows all,” laughs local Bunne
Hartman.
Overhearing the conversation in front of the post office, another individual adds, “She does know everything, but she never tells anything. She keeps good
secrets.”
Conklin was born in Alturas, raised in Canby and
graduated from Surprise Valley High School in 1954.
In 1958, she started working part time at the
Cedarville Post Office, which was located in the small
building to the south of its current location. The place
had no phone. In 1972, she became Postmaster and
the Post Office had moved to its present facility.
Conklin has seen dramatic fluctuations in the area’s
population. During the operation of the Hog Ranch
Gold mine in the 1980s and 90s more boxes were added in the lobby to handle the increase in customers.
Each spring some locals order their chicks to be delivered to the post office. Once in awhile the chicks get
loose, and Marge dutifully herds little balls of yellow
fluff around the post office until they are safely back
in a box. Of course, the chicks are thirsty so she gives
them a drink before calling the addressee to come and
get them.
“We get bees too, but thank goodness they stay in
their boxes.”
“We have two customers who almost daily ship internationally. It’s been interesting to learn how to address and ship to places most people, including me,
have never even heard of,” said Conklin.
If a small child comes in, stands on tippy-toe to see
over the counter and asks for Granny’s mail, Conklin
knows whose mail to give.
“Sometimes Granny is just sitting in her car outside,
but if the child is the responsible type, I’ll let them
have the mail to take home,” said Conklin.
There is no home delivery in Cedarville, but occasionally she will use part of her lunch hour to take
mail to a person who is sick and housebound.
Each December, Conklin adds another aspect to her
already varied job description, she becomes Santa’s
helper. More than 500 packages come through the
cramped post office in December as the month progresses and many people only pick up their mail once
a week, the boxes and gifts are stacked higher and
Stewardship Committee
meets Jan. 13 in Cedarville
Varied public land natural resource topics will be
on the agenda when the Modoc-Washoe Experimental
Stewardship Steering Committee meets Thursday, Jan
13, at 9a.m., at the Bureau of Land Management Surprise Field Office, 602 Cressler St. in Cedarville. The
meeting is open to the public.
The committee will discuss the effects of the Ruby
Pipeline project on livestock grazing permittees, consider funding opportunities, hear a presentation on the
use of Facebook, and hear a report on the Nevada Cowhead grazing allotment.
Technical review teams will report on grazing fee
credit, and work in the Emerson/Cottonwood and Bare
areas. Committee members will consider a proposal for
technical review team work in the Tuledad and Home
Camp grazing allotments.
The committee will hear an update on wild horse
management at Sand Creek and in the Painted Point
area. Members will also hear updates from the BLM,
Modoc National Forest and other member agencies.
The steering committee advises the BLM’s Surprise
Field Office and the Modoc National Forest’s Warner
Mountain Ranger District on natural resource issues
and livestock grazing management on public lands.
One of three such committees established by Congress,
the group works on a full consensus basis to promote
innovative range management approaches and provide
incentives for excellence.
Members represent broad interests, including livestock grazing permit holders, California and Nevada
state wildlife agencies, the BLM, Forest Service, resource conservation districts, timber interests, environmental groups, sporting groups and local government.
There is a Christmas bag full of good reasons to shop
at home first for the holidays this year.
Just the major convenience of hopping in your car and
driving five minutes versus several hours, and being
able to park right in front or within a block of the business is a pretty big advantage.
Secondly, local businesses are here for you every day
and are invested in the community, they care and they
employ many of your family, friends and neighbors. Actually, they are the driving force behind the local economy and employment.
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POSTMASTER MARGE CONKLIN
EOW
Marge
higher, trails appear through the work area.
If a package or two come in in pieces Conklin knows
who’s ordered what and can generally piece together
orders and get it delivered to the correct person.
“I don’t return packages,” laughs Conklin.
Several years ago, with 49 years of service, she was
honored by the USPS as number five in the top ten
postmasters west of the Mississippi. She almost never
takes a sick day.
“I use my sick leave sparingly because I never know
if something like an accident or illness might happen.
I might need to use lots of days off; and as the sole provider in my family, I’d still need a paycheck,” explains
Conklin.
Conklin’s husband Gilbert died two years ago.
For 56 years, Conklin has assured her customers of
prompt and courteous service, and been Santa’s helper
to several generations of people in Cedarville.
“Marge is very devoted to the post office, but she is
an accomplished pianist too. As a community, she has
spoiled us. She’s special,” said another satisfied customer.
“It’s normal for Marge to be special,” sums up lifelong resident Louie Arreche.
Chain-up
rules
CalTrans
is
advising drivers of the actual
meaning of the chain requirement designations
as follows:
R-1M: Chains are required
on
single-axle
drive vehicles with trailers (commonly referred to
as R1 Modified).
R-1: Chains are required
on all commercial vehicles
(trucks or buses). All other vehicles (cars, pick-ups,
vans, etc.) must have either snow tread tires or
chains on the drive axle.
R-2: Chains are required
on all vehicles except fourwheel drives with snow
tread tires on all four
wheels and provided that
tire traction devices for
at least one set of drive
wheels are carried in or
upon the vehicle.
R-3: Chains required
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Sunday, 9AM-3PM
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Missing Shasta girl
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from front page
would open again after a few pipeline trucks drove
through carrying pipes or heavy equipment.
“That road is destroyed. It was not in good shape before, but now with the pipe trucks, oversized loads that
weigh more than the pipes, and the heavy equipment,
it is dangerous,” said Shad Rose, Main Superintendent
for Cal Trans.
Rose explained that no one really complained enough
to get the road fixed earlier and with the economy not
the best, that that section of 299 became a “forgotten
road.”
“This is definitely not a good time of year to repair a
road, but we got a director’s order for emergency repair.
We don’t want anyone hurt on that road,” said Rose.
He explained that this section of road was never built
to carry the amount of weight it has been subjected to
in the last few months.
“It was bad at the start, now it’s worse. We had to
pick the worst of the worst to repair. There’s not enough
money to fix it,” said Rose.
Eagle Peak got the contract and is doing a 4-inch dig
using an asphalt grinder. The hot mix will provide better compaction and should last up to three times longer.
“It’s a Band-Aid, but it’s a high dollar Band-Aid,”
adds Rose.
The project is costing $500,000 and should be completed in two weeks.
Traffic controls are in effect and delays of 15 to 30
minutes are to be expected from before dawn to after
dark.
“I sat in my truck for a half hour waiting to be let
through. It was incredible to see the traffic backed up
for miles. Since it was dark I could see solid headlights
across the flat, up the mountainside and into Nevada,”
said one local.
Ruby pipeline officials stated the road was bad when
Jean Marie Berlinghoff, age 15, of Redding, who
was reported missing in early November has been
reunited with her family.
Berlinghoff was with her uncle Charles Berlinghoff, a white male. He was arrested when they were
discovered in San Francisco this week and the girl
was returned home.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited
Children assisted in providing a consultant to work
closely in Redding with the Shasta County Sheriff’s
Office staff assigned to this case.
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they started and their trucks were only causing minimal damage to the road.
Rose agrees that the road was bad, but insists that
the heavy pipeline traffic hastened the total destruction by several years.
Coincidently, a paving project under consideration
for several years was given the go ahead. The project
will start at the four-way stop in Cedarville and will
extend two miles east, butting up to the current patching project.
Animal control now out into county
Thanks to a cooperative effort between the Alturas
City Police and Modoc Sheriff’s Office, there is now animal control services in the county.
Sheriff Mike Poindexter has hired City of Alturas animal control officer Sean Esola as half-time extra help
as the county’s animal control officer. He works halftime as the City’s animal control officer. He started patrolling in the county last week.
Poindexter said the agreement works out well for the
county as well as the city. The county had not had a
designated animal control officer. Both departments
will use the City’s animal pound.
County dogs are required to be licensed and meet
rabies and health requirements. Dogs within the city
have had to be licensed for decades.
Poindexter believes the new arrangement will save
both time and money as the animal control officer can
respond, instead of sending a deputy to handle all
those calls. The APD oversees the animal control officer in town.
Poindexter said the primary concern in the county
is public service and taking care of those dog issues.
County residents should call the Sheriff’s Office at
233-4416 to report problem animals and City residents
should call the APD at 233-2011.
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Obituary
Doris E. Knight
Doris Elva (McKanna)
Knight, 84, of Alturas, CA,
passed away in her sleep,
with her daughter Sandy
and her son-in-law Marty
at her side on December
10, 2010 at Modoc Medical
Center, Alturas, CA.
Doris was born April 3,
1926, in Seward Township
- Kendall County, Illinois
the daughter of Leon Clifford and Esther A. (Vickery) McKanna. Doris attended and graduated from
McKanna Grade School in
Plattville, IL, and in 1944
graduated from Minooka
High School, Minooka, IL.
That same year, she married William (Bill) Robert
Rimke in Joliet, IL; they
had three children together. Doris worked for
the Joliet Arsenal. The
Joliet Army Ammunition
Plant formerly known as
the Joliet Arsenal, was a
United States Army arsenal located in Will County,
Illinois, opened in 1940
during World War II. The
facility consisted of the Elwood Ordnance Plant and
the Kankakee Ordnance
Works. In 1945, the two
were deactivated and combined, forming the Joliet
Arsenal. Doris worked on
the ammunition assembly line as a cap installer
during 1944-45. She had
a zest for life and loved
serving people. She and
Bill opened a Bar & Grill
serving her famous beefdip sandwiches. Later,
they ventured into operating a Tasty Freeze (on
Route 66). Doris loved to
drive; she drove stock cars
and did so at the Route 66
Raceway, a drag racing
strip in the Chicago-suburb of Joliet and at the
County Fair in Morris,
IL. In 1963, Doris, Bill
and the three kids packed
it up and drove to Southern California, where she
lived for 12 years where
Doris’ love to serve people
continued. She worked
in Orange County as a
waitress at The Wooden
Shoe, the Denver House,
Saddle Back Inn and Benjies Deli. Her outstanding
service and pleasant attitude landed her a waitress
position at The Newporter
Inn in Newport Beach,
CA, a place where celebrities would frequently helicopter in to dine. In Doris’
spare time, she was an
Avon Representative, and
awarded highest sales in
her region for the entire
year. Doris was offered a
management position at
Alfonzo’s Deli in Irvine,
CA. She managed and
cooked for four separate
locations.
Doris was united in marriage on June 19, 1972, to
Edwin L. Knight and they
spent the next 36 years together, until his death on
January 30, 2009. In 1976,
Doris, Ed and daughter
Sandy moved to Alturas,
CA to build their home.
Doris continued her love
as a waitress where she
worked for the Beacon
Coffee Shop 1976-77, and
then as the dinner cook for
Warnerview Convalescent
home. From 1977 to 1983,
Doris worked for Citizens
Utilities Telephone Company working in the business office and as the areas’ 11p.m. – 7a.m. night
operator. She often spoke
of those days of partylines and locals dialing
“O” for operator and she
would answer. For a pe-
Doris Knight
riod of time she worked in
the office of JFG Motors
in Alturas, before retiring
from the Modoc County
Tax Collectors Office in
1997. Doris loved to work
and had done so her entire
life year after year since
the early age of 13.
Doris was a past-member of the Eastern Star;
she joined the Veterans
of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
to Pete Christensen Post
3327 in 1996 and became
a life member in 1998; a
member of the Clifford
Harter American Legion
Aux. # 163 for 19 years,
where she served as Vice
President for five years
and as the historian for
two years. She also was
a life member of the Disabled American Veterans
Aux. Chapter 113 where
she served for over 20
years and held the office of
secretary-treasurer. She
loved friends and family,
animals, cooking and baking, bazaars, civic events,
crafts, sewing, cribbage,
cards, shopping, word find
puzzles, and all sports on
TV.
Doris is survived by
her three children: sons
Donald and wife Virginia
Rimke of Chino Hills, CA,
Ronald Rimke of Placentia, CA and her daughter
Sandra (Rimke) and husband Martin Shaffer of
Alturas, CA; brothers Gerald and wife Beryl McKanna of Newark, IL, Russell
and wife Patsy McKanna
of New Lenox, IL, nine
grandchildren,
Robert
Rimke, Rene (husband
Patrick) O’Dell, Timothy
(wife Lisa) Rimke, Tina
(husband Justin) Moll,
Taryn McDonald, Shawna
Rimke, Kylene Rimke,
USN MM3 2nd Class
Petty Officer Brandon L.
Shaffer (wife Christina),
and Dene J. Shaffer; four
great-grandchildren Ryan
McDonald, Ryan Banister, Inara O’Dell, and
Timothy Rimke; family
members Sheryl Rimke,
and Doris’ best friend Sgt.
Major Knight, her beloved schnauzer. She was
preceded in death by her
brother Vernard McKanna of Plattville, IL, her
2nd husband Edwin L.
Knight of Alturas, CA, sister Dorothy Bettenhausen
of Joliet, IL, 1st husband
William Robert Rimke
of Orange, CA, brother
Donald McKanna and her
parents Leon Clifford and
Esther A. McKanna of
Plattville, IL.
At Doris’ request, there
will be no funeral services. Condolences may be
mailed to the family at P.
O. Box 427, Alturas, CA
96101.
The Modoc County
Record provides
issues dating back
to 1892 on microfilm
available at the Modoc
County Library,
Alturas 212 West Third
St., Alturas, CA 96101.
Olive ‘Ollie’ Gorzell
Olive Gorzell, 92, was
born to Frank and Julia
Canada on February 19,
1918 in Martinez, California. When she finished
school she married Clarence Gorzell in 1942 in
Santa Maria, CA, where
they then farmed vegetable crops with his parents.
Mrs. Gorzell was a homemaker and active partner to her husband. They
moved to Lake City, CA in
1946, to farm and ranch in
a family partnership with
his father and brother.
In 1964, Ollie and Clarence began a well drilling, irrigation and pump
business, installing most
of the early sprinkler systems in Surprise Valley
and Modoc County. She
supported the activities of
bringing the Soil Conservation Service to Surprise
Valley. She was a member
of the Lake City Volunteer
Fire Department Auxiliary called the “Fire Flies,”
the Lake City Ladies Club
and was a 4-H leader in
cooking and crafts. She
and Clarence retired to
Cottonwood, California in
1991. She cared for Clarence in their home for seven years after his stroke,
until his passing in 2002.
She was very surprised by
family and friends with
a 90th birthday party in
2008. On December 9,
2010, Olive passed away
at her home in Cottonwood, California.
She is remembered as a
loving wife, caring sister
and devoted aunt who en-
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Alturas accepts rummage sale donations. Those with
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make arrangements for delivery or pick up.
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Olive Gorzell
joyed sewing, crafts, community service, hosting
family and friends, and
traveling to visit relatives,
friends and new places, including 10 countries with
her husband of 60 years.
She is survived by her
sister Aurora Jackson of
Antioch, California and
numerous nieces and
nephews.
She is preceded in death
by her parents, four brothers and sisters, and her
husband of 60 years, Clarence Gorzell, and her infant son.
A visitation was held on
Tuesday, December 14,
2010 at Lawncrest Chapel,
1522 E. Cypress Ave. Redding, California 96002.
A funeral service will be
held at 1:00 p.m. Friday,
December 17 at the Chapel of Holy Cross Cemetery, 2200 E. 18th St.
Antioch, CA 94509. The
service will be followed by
a luncheon at a the Antioch Black Bear Restaurant. Arrangements are
in the care of Lawncrest
Chapel (530-222-1587).
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Cell: 530-949-1362
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Obituary
Laura Hatch
Former Alturas resident
Laura Diane Hatch, 59,
passed away peacefully at
her home November 21,
2010, in Fall River Mills,
CA. Services were held in
Fall River Mills, CA on
Nov. 24. Burial was at the
Pine Grove Cemetery.
Laura was born May
22, 1951, in Arkansas and
moved to Shasta County
in 1988 from Alturas.
While in Alturas, she
worked in property management. After relocating to Fall River Mills,
she was manager of Fort
Crook Apartments and
was a member of the Valley Baptist Church and
past board member of the
Fall River Cemetery District. She is survived by
her companion William
Patterson of Fall River
Mills, sons Quincy Hatch,
James (Crystal) Hatch,
Justin Billing and four
grandchildren Mahalla,
Makenna, James and
Samuel. She also leaves
several sisters and brothers Kathy Harmer, Kimbel Austin, Mary Thompson, William Buchanan
and Jerry Buchanan. She
is survived by 28 nieces
and nephews and her
cherished and chosen extended family.
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from 10am – 4pm on December 17 and 21.
Call 530 225 2770 to reserve an appointment.
CARD OF THANKS
Obituary
Debbie Leavenworth
Debbie Sherrie Leavenworth passed away of
lung cancer at her home
in Alturas, CA on December 14, 2010. Debbie, 49,
was lovingly cared for by
her mother during her illness.
She was born on November 18, 1961, to Jerry
and Dianne Carlson and
reared in Yucca Valley, CA
where she finished high
school. Debbie married
Jerry Leavenworth when
she was 18. Debbie was a
homemaker, mother and
grandmother. After her
husband, father and son
Trevor, 22, passed away,
Debbie joined her mother
in relocating to Alturas
four years ago. Debbie
went to work at the Rim
Rock Motel and as a caregiver through T.E.A.C.H.,
Inc.
Debbie will be dearly
Tracy L. Hewitt
Debbie Leavenworth
missed by her mother Dianne Carlson of Alturas,
CA; her son Jeremy Leavenworth and daughter
Dana Leavenworth of Yucca Valley, CA; her brother
Travis Carlson of Seattle,
WA and her three grandchildren Ryan, Rachel and
Ronin.
Services will be held in
Yucca Valley.
CARD OF THANKS
On behalf of Orvil Jones and family, we would like to
express our appreciation for the kindness and support
of countless friends and family, and the staff of Modoc
Medical Center, shown through all of the prayers, visits, gifts of food and flowers, acts of caring, cards, and
phone calls. We cannot begin to thank everyone enough!
We have been so blessed and surrounded by your love
and concern in this difficult time.
-- Gary and Ellen Jones
Donors make winners happy
Many thanks to all the donors who gave such nice
gifts for door prizes at the Christmas Fair held at the
Modoc High Social Hall, on December 4.
Donors and winners are: Rose’s Country Quiltskitchen towel set won by Sharon Enderlin; Pat Budmark-place mats won by Bev Carstens; Jim and Carol
Walker provided a reversible wooden vase for winner
Robin Teuscher; Wendi Lancaster’s wreath went to
winner Holly Stains; Duane McGarva Photos provided
a framed photo for winner Christine Jobe and Pedrola
Metal Works’ welcome sign went to Carol Bolsour.
THE RECORD publishes announcements
free of charge for engagements, weddings,
anniversaries, births and obituaries, as space
allows. Please contact the Record for forms.
Lifelong Alturas resident Tracy Lynn Hewitt,
44, passed away November 28, 1010 at her home
on the ranch in Alturas,
CA. Tracy was born at
Modoc Medical Center,
Alturas, CA on July 14,
1966, to Robert and Carol Hewitt. She attended
Modoc schools.
Tracy was good at lots
of things – driving, teaching, canning, reading,
loving, caring and cooking. She knew how to
make the dough rise and
the cakes never fell. She
made mean dinners and
had a big heart, taking
care of sick, abandoned
animals. She also helped
her parents take care of
the children who stayed
with them. She did lots of
office and paper work and
helped her Dad and Mom
on the ranch.
Tracy liked swimming,
camping and playing on
the computer. She loved
her animals, loved and enjoyed spending time with
her family and friends.
She truly was a loving,
caring person, who will be
missed by many.
She is survived by her
mother and father Carol
and Robert Hewitt of
Alturas; grandmother Doris McKee, Alturas, CA;
Thank you Modoc and beyond for buying tickets from
the Surprise Valley Quilters throughout the year.
Leland Miller was the winner. He gave it back to us
to send to the American Hero Quilt program, which is
based in Vashon, Washington here on the west coast.
--Irma Harris
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Tracy Hewitt
brothers Shawn Hullinger
of Montana and Clinton Hullinger of Alturas,
sister Tanya Hewitt of
Arizona; aunt RubyDell
Waite of Alturas, aunt Diana Vermillion of Alturas,
uncle Todd McKee of
Alturas; uncle and aunt
Gordon and Jodie Hewitt
of Alturas, niece Tabitha
Bruce of Alturas, niece
Sarah Hewitt of Alturas
and numerous family
members.
Tracy was preceded
in death by her nephew
Cory
Hewitt,
brother
Mike Hewitt, sister Penny
Hewitt and aunt Susie Albertson. Services will be
announced at a later date.
Although it’s difficult to
see beyond the sorrow, may
looking back in memory
help comfort you tomorrow.
Have A Safe And
Happy Holiday Season!
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CARD OF THANKS
The Family of Diane Howard would like to thank
everyone for the cards, phone calls, food, handshakes
and hugs. The outpouring of love and concern for our
wonderful wife and mother is unbelievable and has
touched our hearts very deeply. She was a cool lady
and we miss her.
-Bob Howard
Wendy Larson
Jennifer Welvaert
Rebecca Coker
Brad and Pam Williams
202 N Court St., Alturas • 530-233-1144
Mon - Fri, 8a.m. to 4p.m. • Sat, 8a.m. to 3p.m.
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Obituary
On Monday, December 20, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.,
officers from the California Highway Patrol Alturas
office will compete against firemen of the Alturas
Rural Fire Department in a charity basketball game.
The toy drive event will be held at the Modoc High
School gymnasium in Alturas, and will benefit local
families in need through a non-profit organization.
The price for public admission will be one
unwrapped toy or a $5.00 donation to T.E.A.C.H.,
Inc, for distribution prior to Christmas. For more
information about the event, contact Steve Hallmark
at (530) 233-2919 or Forrest Winkle at (530) 6403018. For information about donations to T.E.A.C.H.,
Inc contact Carol Callaghan at (530) 233-3111.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Modoc County
Mental Health
Services Act
O l d Things & Vintage Items
The old, the new and everything in-between
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Bed Frames
Desks
Tools
Dishes
• Books
• Household
Items
• Yard Tools
The Modoc County Mental Health
Services Act - Innovation Component
Plan (3 year plan for $353,200) is
available for a 30 day public review and
comment period. The funding requested
in this plan is to be used to increase
quality of services and better outcomes
primarily through promotion of
interagency collaboration. The 30 day
posting period is December 3, 2010
through January 2, 2011. A public
hearing will be conducted at Modoc
County Health Services in early January.
The plan is posted on the Modoc County
Behavorial Health website at:http://
www.modoccohealthservices.com/
id47.html. A hard copy is also available
upon request at 441 N. Main Street,
Alturas, CA 96101 or by calling 530-2336312 or emailing Karen Stockton:
[email protected]
Comments can be submitted online at
the website, by email, phone or in
writing or at the public hearing.
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Stop by and browse our wide selection.
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1057 N. Main St., Alturas, CA
(530) 233-2773
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New Year’s Party: Modoc Chapter,
Jefferson State and Cal Pines Lodge
December 31, 2010
“One More
Won’t Hurt”
New Year’s Party at the Cal Pines Lodge in Alturas
12/16
Modoc Chapter SOJB will be
giving away their beads!
Come One! Come All!
Prize raffles! Tickets will be sold at the
event. $1 a ticket and/or 6 for $5. Raffle
drawings will be at 11:30 p.m.
Dinner will be served by the Cal
Pines Lodge. Dinner starts at 5PM
We will have a driver for anyone who needs or
wants a ride throughout the event.
12/9
PUBLIC NOTICE
Lighting
up the
night
The Alturas Chamber of
Commerce is sponsoring
a residential Christmas
Lighting and Decorating
contest for dwellings in the
Alturas area. The Chamber will award Alturas
Bucks redeemable for
purchases at Alturas businesses. Watch next week’s
Record for the Chamber’s
selected picks as winners
and their prizes.
HAND-MADE Angel ornament purchases will aid Modoc Senior Center.
Angels helping in the wings
Each one is different and hand-made,
but the reason for them is the same – to
aid the Modoc County Senior Citizen’s
Association. Select an angel ornament
hanging on the Christmas tree near
the front door at Seab’s True Value in
Alturas and the $3 proceeds from each
sale will be donated to the Senior Center in Alturas.
A Senior Center volunteer for 20 years
who rides the bus to the center, Frances Hughes made the 200 angels in the
hopes of generating funds to help the
center. At the suggestion of her granddaughter Jennifer Barcia, who owns
True Value with her husband Jason,
the location was set.
“When I stopped working, I wanted to
do something - so I began helping at the
Senior Center,” says Mrs. Hughes. “I’ve
done fancy work all my life and give angels to family members each year. This
year, family members contributed 24
rolls of thread and some materials to
help create 320 angels.
A very modest senior herself, Mrs.
Hughes shuns notoriety, but was selected as a Plumas Bank Kindness Award
recipient recently “for adding so much
joy to the senior center, especially for
making 200 beautiful hand-made angels for the senior center Christmas
tree.” Plumas Bank donated $30 in her
honor to Modoc County Senior Citizen’s
Association.
CHP, ARFD shoot hoops
Monday night for toys
will be one unwrapped
toy to be donated to the
TEACH toy drive, to
help families in need this
Christmas.
The event is open to
the public and admission
Holiday Open House,
potluck at Surprise
BLM Friday evening
It will be something new, as the Bureau of Land Management Surprise Field Office welcomes the public to
a Holiday Open House Potluck in the BLM conference
room and Engine Bay at 602 Cressler St., Cedarville on
Friday, Dec. 17, from 4 – 7 p.m.
Alturas and Surprise Valley communities are invited
to come meet and welcome the new employees, including new manager Allen Bollschweiler and bid good tidings to those “short timers” who will be retiring and get
a look at the Engine Bay.
Community attendees are welcome to bring a dish or
dessert to share. The office will supply the meat entrée.
No alcoholic beverages allowed on the premises. No
RSVP required. If further information is needed, please
contact Cathy Raether-Storm at the BLM office, 2792748.
without a toy will be $5
at the door. All admission
fees will be donated to
TEACH.
For more information
contact CHP Officer Steve
Hallmark at 530-2332919.
The Modoc High School
Booster Club is looking
for volunteers willing to
donate their time to support the student athletes
participating in Modoc
High School sports. All
monies generated through
the activities of the Booster Club are donated to
the Modoc High sports
programs in need of funding. The Booster Club has
been a vital partner to the
High School throughout
the years, filling in the financial holes threatening
to stall Modoc High School
Sports programs.
Barbecues, bake sales,
raffles, car washes, or any
other fundraising activities are encouraged. Participants do not need to
have children involved in
Modoc High School football, basketball, baseball,
softball,
cross-country,
soccer, golf, track, and
volleyball.
For more information on
how you can get involved
in the Modoc High School
Booster Club, please contact Victoria Larranaga.
OLIVER EDGAR BATTRAM was born to Nichole
Stains and Chris Battram of Alturas, CA on December
9, 2010, at 12:01 a.m. at Mayers Memorial Hospital in
Fall River Mills, CA. Dr. Watson attended the birth
of the 7 lb., 10 oz. boy who measured 21 inches long.
Brother Grady welcomes his arrival. Maternal grandparents are Holly Stains of Alturas and the late Kurt
Stains. Paternal grandparents are Linda and Joe Battram of Alturas, CA.
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Local California Highway Patrol officers and
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Dec. 20, 7 p.m. at the Griswold Gym in Alturas.
The price of admission
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Band of the Week
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Sat, 10-4PM
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Groove to the tunes of
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and Saturday, December 18th
starting at 9:00 p.m. at the
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Provide some joy
Brighten the lives of children this holiday season by
being a Wish Tree gift sponsor through T.E.A.C.H.,
Inc. The Wish Tree enables members of the community
to donate gifts to children in Modoc County. Children
must be income-qualified for the Wish Tree by having
a parent or guardian register their information, which
remains private.
Those who would like to provide a gift are welcome to
stop by the Court Street entrance to select an ornament
with information about the child’s wishes, age, gender
and size, if needed or call 530-233-3111.
Donations to the Salvation Army, Modoc Unit may be
sent to 112 East Second St., Alturas, CA 96101 to be
used throughout the year, as need surfaces.
Countdown to Christmas!
THIRD GRADERS at Alturas Elementary will present their Christmas program on Friday, Dec. 17 at
9:30 a.m. in AES Multi-purpose room. Students from the classrooms of Mrs. Warnock, Mrs. Lewis and
Ms. Ward make up the program. . . and they’re ready to show it off! Public welcome.
Ring in the New Year at the Club
Del Rose! Friday, December 31st.
Dance the night away with Ray
Atkinson from 9PM to 1AM.
Block M Tourney dedicated to Slinkards
The Rotary Clubs of
Alturas are dedicating the
2010 Block M Basketball
Tournament to Susan and
Gary Slinkard, in honor
of the many years of their
commitment to Alturas
youth basketball. The
54th Block M tournament
opens today December 16
and continues through
Saturday night Dec. 18 in
the Modoc High Griswold
Gymnasium in Alturas.
Susan Slinkard started
keeping score for basketball with Modoc High
coach and teacher Shirley Oxley, more than 35
years ago, even traveling
to Sacramento with the
1998 varsity girls team to
keep the official book at
the State Championship
game.
Gary Slinkard began
working for the school in
1991 and has always been
on hand to support the
teams and drive the rooter buses to away games.
“The ongoing dedication of
Gary and Susan has been
invaluable to students,
coaches and faculty alike
and Rotary is proud to
recognize them for their
service above self,” say Ro-
tarians.
This year’s tournament
competition will take
place all three days between varsity and junior
varsity boys and girls
from Modoc, Chester, Tulelake and Lakeview high
schools. The varsity boys
and girls championship
teams will take home the
Rotary Block M Bell Trophy, which they will display for the year at their
school, returning it the
following year to defend
their championship.
Half-time
activities
throughout the tournament will offer youngsters
chances to show off their
skills and talents, practicing for when they are
old enough to play in the
Block M tournaments.
A sirloin roast dinner
will be offered Friday evening that includes a baked
potato, green salad, bread,
ice cream and assorted
desserts for only $10 per
meal. A vegetarian dish
will be offered as well.
The dinner will be served
from 4:30 until 7:30.
The first game starts
Thursday afternoon, Dec.
16 with the final champi-
onship game scheduled
for Saturday evening,
Dec. 18 at 8:00 p.m. Friday evening will reveal
the crowning of the Block
M Queen. During this
fourth year of involvement, the Rotary clubs
promise a weekend of fun
and excitement for young
and old alike.
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a Week
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Modoc Record
Modoc
hosts
Block M
tourney
December 16, 2010 - Modoc County - Page 11
The Rotary Block M
basketball tourney runs from
tonight through Saturday
MAIN • STREET
Antiques & Collectibles
‘Twas the Weekend Before Christmas...
G REAT G IFTS F OR E VERYONE O N Y OUR L IST !
• The Collector • The Decorator • The Parents
• The Kids• The Misses • The Mister & Everyone Else!
We will be closed Dec. 25th & 26th. Have a Merry Christmas!
THE three senior girls in the back row are candidates for Block M Queen
this weekend. There are, left to right, Cheyenne Reese, Jordan Nolan and
Rochelle Keller. The Princesses in front are, left to right, Dorothy Long,
Class of 2012, Kenna Funk, class of 2014 and Hannah Gibbons, class of 2013.
The
boys
whipped
Braves got into a 13-5 hole Braves got off quickly and
in the opening period and led 35-14 by half. They Quincy 45-31 in the third
trailed 31-19 at halftime. added 14 in the third and game, taking a 25-19
The Braves fought back, seven in the fourth while lead by half. Modoc addoutscoring Portola 18-14 in Loyalton added 25 second ed 20 second half points
the third and Portola won half points. Boudreaux to Quincy’s 12. Hoy led
led the Braves with 13 with 15 points and 10 rethe fourth 14-11.
Brett Boudreaux and points and 11 rebounds, bounds, while Boudreaux
Austin Hoy led the Braves while Brandon Bains scored 12 with 19 boards.
Modoc varsity girl’s team
with 12 each. Jonathan added 10 points. Hoy had
nine and Jones and Tra- went 1-2 in the Portola
Jones added 11.
Modoc beat Loyalton in vis Johnston each added tournament. They opened
with a 49-31 loss to Portothe second game 56-39. The eight.
la. The Braves trailed 91 in the first and 20-7 by
half. Modoc played better
in the second half, matching Portola’s 13 points in
the third and Portola won
the fourth 16-11. Monica
Eppler had nine points
for Modoc, with Rochelle
Keller getting seven.
The Braves beat Loyalton in the second game
43-31. The Braves led 2114 at halftime and out
see Block M, page 12
230 S OUTH M AIN S T . • (530) 233-5433
12/16
Modoc will host the annual Block M basketball
tournament for boys and
girls this weekend at the
Griswold Gym.
Action will get underway at 7 p.m. tonight
when Modoc’s varsity
girls meet Chester and
the boy’s varsity will
follow against Chester
about 8:30 p.m. All day
action continues with
the junior varsity Friday
morning and the varsity
into the evening. Saturday will also be full day
of basketball action with
the final games that evening. Teams in the tourney are Modoc, Chester,
Lakeview and Tulelake.
Modoc varsity boy’s
team is coming off a 2-1
performance at the Portola tournament last
weekend.
They opened with a 5948 loss to Portola. The
Sports
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Sat and Sun • 10AM-3PM
Hours:
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
after the game!
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MODOC’S JALEN ESTES placed second at 215 pounds.
Anderson
wins NE
Classic
The team from Anderson won the Northeast
Classic Wrestling Tournament in Alturas last
weekend. The win didn’t
surprise Modoc coach
Shaun Wood.
“Anderson is a good
team and we expected
them to be on top,” Wood
said Monday. “Overall, it
was a good tournament
and I was pleased with
how our kids performed.
It’s early, but there
weren’t any real surprises and we’ll be getting
better.”
Following Anderson in
order were: Chester 189
points; Klamath Union
158; Lassen 151; Modoc
141; Crane 126; Lakeview
114; Tulelake 60; Burney
48; Lassen II 47; Modoc
II 46; Chiloquin 31; Fall
River 26; Weed 22; Dunsmuir 22; Etna 21; Bonanza 21; Big Valley 13
and Mt. Shasta 0.
For Modoc, Jalen Estes at 215 pounds had
the best finish, taking
a second place. Ethan
Haas took a third at the
weight.
Austin Carreker took a
third place at 145 pounds
and Jeremy Brandsted
was third at heavyweight.
Placers by weight class
were as follows: 103, David Buckley 5th, Rafael
Munguia 6th; 119, Benny
see Wrestling, page 12
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Modoc Joint Unified School District
Weekly Sports Schedule
Modoc
Middle School
High School
Boys Basketball
Basketball:
will begin Saturday,
January 22nd.
Modoc Braves will host.
Block M Tournament
hosted by Alturas Rotary
Club. Thursday through
Saturday, December 16th18th at MHS Gymnasium.
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Bevil 4th; 125, Ethan
Dunn 5th; 135, Jesse Silva 6th; 152, Mike Ponti
5th; 171 Tyler Kuhn 5th;
Heavyweight,
Collyn
Server 4th.
In the junior varsity
heavyweight division, Ben
Correa placed second and
Damien English placed
third.
The Braves varsity is at
Grants Pass this weekend.
Main
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Family Diner
Happy Holidays!
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Wishing you and yours a bright and
beautiful holiday season! Thank you
for your patronage throughout the
year. We will be closed Sat, Dec.
25th. We will be open on Friday,
Dec. 24th and Sunday, December
26th with our regular hours.
from page 11
scored Loyalton 22-17 in
the second half. Keller led
with 15 points, Jodie Boudreaux added eight and
Cheyenne King seven.
Quincy beat the Braves
58-39 in the final game.
Quincy led 32-23 at half
and held Modoc scoreless in the third to take
a 42-23 lead. The teams
matched 16-point efforts
in the fourth. King led the
Braves with six points.
Eppler was named AllTourney.
The Brave junior varsity boys won the Portola
tournament. They opened
with a 45-38 win over Loyalton. The game was close
throughout with Modoc
leading 18-17 at half and
34-30 after three. Cam Anderson led with 13 points,
Randy Schmid had 10 and
Drew Culp added eight.
The JVs beat Portola
52-27 in the second game,
after jumping out to a 208 first period lead. Modoc
led 49-30 after three. Riley
Larranaga led the scoring
with 16, Anderson 12 and
Schmid 10.
The Braves ran away
with the Quincy game
55-12. The score was 222 after one and 30-4 at
halftime. Schmid led with
10 points, Anderson had
nine, while Larranaga
and Blake Williams added
eight each.
Anderson was named the
Most Valuable Player with
Larranaga and Schmid
named All-tourney.
Modoc’s junior varsity
girls lost three games at
Portola. They lost the first
game to Loyalton 40-20,
scoring 10 points in the
first and second half. Loyalton scored 18 in the first
half and 22 in the second.
Jordan Marquardt and
Morgan Bagwell each
scored six.
Quincy beat the Braves
34-25 in the second game
after taking a 20-5 first
period lead. Quincy slowed
down in the second and
third period and Modoc
added 10 points in the second but none in the third.
The teams each scored 10
in the fourth. Lily Hallmark scored eight to lead
the Braves.
Modoc lost its final game
to Portola 49-15. The
Braves found themselves
in a 15-0 first quarter
hole and 26-6 by halftime.
Modoc added nine second
half points while Portola
added 23. Hallmark had
six for Modoc and Marquardt five.
Hallmark was named to
the All-tourney team.
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AUSTIN CARREKER, top here, took a third at 145 pounds.
Drawing Saturday at Block M
for early bird raffle winner
The Block M Tournament this weekend is a big
part of the Alturas Rotary
Club and Project Graduation effort to raise funds
for youth projects and the
annual sober graduation
party.
They are sponsoring a
raffle with the top prize of
$10,000 in cash and other
prizes are valued from
$264 and up. The drawing
for the prizes will be held
June 11.
There will be an early
bird drawing for $500 cash
at this year’s Block M Basketball tournament.
Tickets are $5 each or
six for $25 and ticket sales
began last week.
A Corporate sponsorship
is also open at $250 and
those tickets will be drawn
for a separate $2,011 on
MHS graduation night
June 11.
The prize list and estimated value is as follows:
first, $10,000 cash; second,
Phillips Appliance 55-inch
Toshiba Flat Screen TV,
$1,599; third, Antonio’s
dinner for four (two dinners/month for a year)
$1,000; fourth, Les Schwab
gift certificate, $750; fifth
Modoc Seab’s True Value
HP laptop, $524; sixth,
family basket, restaurant
certificate and other prizes,
$500; seventh, 4-Corners
Market gift certificate,
$350; eighth, 4-Corners
Market gift certificate,
$350; ninth, Eagle Peak,
27 tons of gravel, $300;
10th, Modoc Seab’s True
Value IPOD Touch 32GB
4th Gen, $299; 11th, Surprise Valley Hot Springs,
two night stay, $264.
Take home Vickies famous pies for the
holidays! Stop in or call to order!
449 North Main Street
(530) 233-6686
Tickets are available at
the door of the Block M and
at Seab’s True Value, Phillips Appliance, Antonio’s
Pizza, Les Schwab Tire,
Plumas Bank, Modoc Steel
and Napa Auto Parts.
Rotary plans on using its
portion of the fundraiser to
upgrade the Alturas Boy
Scout Hall and other projects, and Project Graduation will use its funds for
the sober party.
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D EL
R OSE
Local wins Portola
Elks Hoop Shoot
Several local youth
participated and won
the Elks National Hoop
Shoot competition in
Portola Dec. 12.
Elizabeth Sanchez, of
Alturas, won the girl’s
12-and-13 year-old division and Boston McAdams, of Madeline, won
the girl’s 10-and-11year-old division. Kellen
Gerig, of Bieber took second in the boy’s 12-and13-year-old division, and
Tyson Preston, Alturas,
was third in the boy’s 10and-11-year-old division.
The kids were compet-
ing against winners from
the eight Elks chapters
from the surrounding
area. The winners will
advance to the Northern
California Finals in Sacramento Jan. 29, 2011.
Winners in Sacramento
would move on to Las
Vegas and national finals will be held in Massachusetts.
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Alturas
(530) 233-4438
Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) for seniors
is available at the Senior
Center by appointment.
HICAP provides individual
counseling to help you understand Medicare, compare private Medicare supplemental plans, review
HMO’s or Managed Care
options, file Medicare and
private insurance claims,
prepare Medicare appeals
or challenge claim denials,
learn about saving money
on prescriptions, learn
about government assistance programs, explore
long term care options,
and clarify your rights as
a health care consumer.
This is a free service for
seniors.
-------------The Senior Legal Center
of Northern California offers a free monthly legal
clinic at the Modoc Senior
Center from 10:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. on the 2nd
Tuesday of each month. If
you would like an appointment or would like to discuss a legal matter please
call. The Senior Legal
Center provides free services to seniors 60 years
of age or older who live
in Lassen, Modoc, Shasta, Siskiyou, and Trinity Counties. Phone (888)
201-7674, (530) 241-3565
or the Senior Center (530)
233-4438.
-------------The next quarterly Social Security Administration Assistance visit will
take place December 21
from 12:00-4:00 p.m. Appointments with the representative are on a first
come, first serve basis.
-------------Come join us for Bingo
every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon from 12:30 p.m.
to 2:00 p.m.
-------------The exercise class is back
at the Senior Center every
Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday from 11:00 a.m. to
12:00 noon.
-------------Note: On the Salad Bar
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays, lunch will be served
at 11:45 a.m.
-------------The Senior Center is in
need of small plastic containers with lids. If anyone
would like to donate some
please bring them to the
Senior Center. Thanks.
-------------Modoc Senior Center
Luncheon Menu
Lunch is served at 12:00
p.m.
Please call 233-4438 for
reservations!
Friday, December 17:
Meatball Sandwich, hoagie roll, veggie soup, strawberries with bananas.
Monday, December 20:
CLOSED!
Tuesday, December 21:
Polish Sausage, bun, broccoli and bacon salad, apple
crisp, brownies, and a salad bar.
Wednesday, December
22: Hot Turkey Sandwich,
wheat bread, mashed potatoes and gravy, carrot and
raisin salad, pumpkin.
Thursday, December 23:
Pinto Beans, ham, corn
bread, coleslaw, cake, and
a salad bar.
PSC awarded Forest contract
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(PSC) has been awarded an Indefinite
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contract by Region 5 of the USDA Forest Service, which includes the Modoc
National Forest.
The 5-year Natural Resource and Professional Services contract, which has a
ceiling value of $4.9 million, makes PSC
immediately available to provide writing and editing services to the region’s
18 national forests that manage over 20
million acres of National Forest System
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including environmental impact statements, environmental assessments, biological opinions, and rulemakings. PSC
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February deadline for RAC projects
The Modoc Resource
Advisory Committee’s is
looking for projects that
meet specifications by
February 7.
The (RAC) is soliciting project proposals for
funding under the Secure
Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000.
This is the fourth round
of funding under the
amended and reauthorized legislation that expires in September 2012.
Projects must have
broad based support with
objectives that may include, but are not limited
to: road, trail and infrastructure maintenance
or obliteration;
soil
productivity
improvements; improvements in
forest ecosystem health;
watershed
restoration
and maintenance; restoration, maintenance and
improvement of wildlife
and fish habitat; control
of noxious and exotic
weeds; re-establishment
of native species
Projects can be on public land or adjacent private land. If a project is
on private land it must
clearly show benefits to
the adjacent national forest land.
The application process will require a twopage concept paper or
pre-application.
These
pre-applications are due
no later than February
7, 2011. The pre-applications should be mailed
to: Modoc County RAC,
c/o Modoc National Forest, Attn: Stephen Riley,
800 West 12th Street,
Alturas, CA 96101
Following a review of
the pre-applications by
the Modoc County RAC
on March 7 and March 14,
2011 invited applicants
will be asked to submit
a full application to the
Modoc County RAC, at the
above address, by April
15, 2011.
To obtain a copy of the
pre-application and to get
more information about
the Modoc County RAC
project application process, please contact Stephen Riley, Modoc National Forest, 530-233-5811 or
Sean Curtis, Modoc County RAC Chairman, at 530233-3276.
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M-S 9AM-5:30PM
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Saints and Angel’s Song” Dec. 19 at 10:30 a.m. during
the morning worship service at 225 West B St., Alturas.
Call 233-2804 for information.
“Gatherings” is meant to provide an information outlet for
public service announcements for non-profit groups. Please include the name of the event, time and date it is scheduled and
the place and address at which it is being held, name of sponsor, any cost involved and a phone number for the public to call
for more information.
Announcements are published free for non-profit groups as
space permits. Send announcements to Gatherings: c/o Modoc
County Record, P.O. Box 531, Alturas, CA 96101 or stop by
the Record office at 201 West Carlos St., Alturas; phone (530)
233-2632 or e-mail to [email protected]. Announcement deadline is 11 a.m. each Wednesday to make the following day’s Record.
Pets wait for homes
Thursday, December 16
Toastmasters in Cedarville
Surprise Valley Elementary School invites community members to come enjoy their Christmas program
on Thursday, December 16. The program, directed by
Coreena Blum, will take place at the Surprise Valley
High School gymnasium at 6:00 p.m. The program is
free to all.
New time for Book Discussion
Tonight, December 16, there’s a new time for the
Modoc County Library’s Third Thursday Book Discussion Group at the Alturas library – 6:00 p.m. Jan
Romero will facilitate the discussion of the Western
genre. You are invited to join this lively group discuss
“Westerns” at the Modoc County Library, 212 W. 3rd
St., Alturas. Time: 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Newcomers
always welcome! Please call Cheryl Baker, County Librarian, at 233-6340 for more information.
Block M opens
Rotary Block M Basketball Tournament Dec. 16 – 18
at Modoc High School, Alturas. See north state high
school boys’ and girls’ basketball teams play.
The first game starts Thursday afternoon, Dec. 16
with the final championship game scheduled for Saturday evening, Dec. 18 at 8:00 p.m.
VA van rolls on Thursdays
The Veterans’ Van in Modoc travels to the Reno VA on
Thursdays only. Veterans are reminded to please schedule their primary care appointments for those days. To
reserve a seat on the van, contact Larry Ludwig, van
coordinator at 233-3741.
Stock up on winter reading
The Bookworm, the Friends of the Library bookstore
located behind the Library, has a great selection of used
books for children and adults at very reasonable prices.
Stop in and check it out! Please note: we will only be
open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 p.m. until
4:00 p.m. until further notice. Thank you for your patronage!
Friday
Student Christmas program
Third Grade students of Alturas Elementary will present their Christmas program on Friday, Dec. 17 at 9:30
a.m. in AES Multi-purpose room. Students from the
classrooms of Mrs. Warnock, Mrs. Lewis and Ms. Ward
make up the program.
Open House, Potluck at BLM
The BLM Surprise Field Office welcomes the public to
a Holiday Open House Potluck in the conference room
and Engine Bay at 602 Cressler St., Cedarville on Friday, Dec. 17, from 4 – 7 p.m. Come welcome new employees and those “short timers” who will be retiring.
No RSVP required. Bring
a dish or dessert to share.
The office will supply the
meat entrée. No alcoholic
beverages on the premises.
Block M
dinner
A sirloin roast dinner
will be offered to the public Friday evening, Dec. 17
that includes a baked potato, green salad, bread,
ice cream and assorted
desserts for only $10 per
meal. A vegetarian dish
will be offered as well. The
dinner will be served from
4:30 until 7:30 at Modoc
High.
Fort Bidwell Civic Club present craft sale, bake sale,
gift baskets, handmade gifts, something for everyone
on your list Saturday, Dec. 18 at the Fort Bidwell Civic
Club, from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Tables for rent, please contact
Jane at 279-2443.
The Modoc Independent Tea Party and the Surprise
Valley Tea Party will gather on Sunday, for a meeting
on Sunday, Dec. 19 at 4 p.m. at Quizno’s, Bear Creek
Mall, North Main St., Alturas. Public welcome. Online
at modoccountyteaparty.com
H ave A Very
Merry Christmas!
Thursday Evening Special:
Chicken Fried Steak
Friday Special:
Breakfast Special - $3.95 And All Day Fish & Chips
Sunday Special:
Blueberry Pancake Special
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Kittens need homes
As you rush about doing errands, take a minute to
enjoy the playful kittens awaiting their forever home
at the Second Chance Thrift Store, corner of First and
Court Sts., Alturas. The store provides another chance
at a good life, not only for orphaned pets, but for a variety of usable items and barely used clothing. The store
is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday.
There is no fee
if I don’t win
your case.
Black Powder shoot
The third Saturday of every month at 9 a.m., the
Alturas Pistol and Rifle Club holds its monthly Black
Powder silhouette shoot. If you want to get back to
American Pioneer times, this is your chance. This group
is always willing to share their shooting skills and
knowledge with the curious or adventurous. The group
shares their love of black powder shooting with anyone
willing to learn.. For more info, call Jackie at 530-2335346.
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Sharing Christmas joy
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, 310 North St., Alturas,
invites the community to join them for a celebration and
time of worship this Christmas season on Dec. 19 at 5
p.m. for evening workshop, following by gathering to
sing Carols and enjoy soup;
On Dec. 24 at 4 pm. for
Christmas Eve Holy communion Service with Fr.
John Steinfeld and Dec.
26 at 10 a.m. for Morning
Worship Service.
Our last sale of the year will
be on December 18th. We
will feature three loads of
bred cows during the sale.
Merry Christmas!
Christian Life Assembly will present their mini
Christmas musical “The
C h r is tm as Ev e
H oly C om m un ion Ser v ice
W ith Fr. Joh n Stein feld
D ecem ber 26th At 10am
M or n in g W or s h ip Ser v ice
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Jerry Kresge (530) 233-3561 or Ed Hill at (530) 279-2561
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Winter break
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School District students
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It’s a great day to shop, dine locally!
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Elks
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community to attend the
Elks annual Tom ‘n Jerry
Christmas Party on Friday, Dec. 17 from 5:30 – 9
p.m. at the Alturas Elks
Lodge. Hors d’oeuvres will
be available.
Alturas Shotgun Shooters will hold Trap and Skeet
shoots Sunday starting at 9 a.m., until all shooters are
out of ammo. Any person interested in shooting, from
the just curious to the pro, is invited to participate. Contact Roy at (530) 640-3110 for more info.
Saturday
Join U s!
Elks host
business eve
Trap, skeet shoots
The Warner Mountain Toastmasters will meet Friday
at 7:45 a.m. at the Cafe .22 in Cedarville. Be a guest
and experience first-hand how you can develop new
communication, leadership, and meeting management
skills. This will be the club’s last meeting for the year.
Join us and end your year with a bang! For more information contact Dina McElwain at 233-4483.
1 2/16
Christmas Program in S.V.
Home 4 the Holidays continues at the Second Chance
Thrift Store this week at First and Court Sts., Alturas
Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. It is an attempt to find homes for
all the homeless dogs and cats. Iams contributes sample
dog food and national publicity to help local humane
societies and rescue groups, such as High Plateau, to
find warm, loving homes for those cats, kittens and dogs
that are orphaned through no fault of their own. If you
are in the market for a new companion pet this holiday
season, to see if one of our dogs or kittens meets your
needs.
Skiers cheer for snow
Monday
Christmas Eve Services
Charity Basketball game
On Dec. 20 at 7 p.m. officers from the CHP, Alturas office and Alturas Rural Fire Dept. will host a charity basketball game at Modoc High’s Gym. The price of admission will be one unwrapped toy to be donated to the toy
drive hosted by T.E.A.C.H., Inc. assisting local families
in need. Admission without a toy will be $5 at the door.
All admission fees will be donated to T.E.A.C.H., Inc.
Jam hosts potluck
Alturas Country Jam Christmas potluck Monday December 20 at 6:30 p.m. Please bring your favorite dish.
Chicken and bread will be provided. Music will follow.
Our last jam for this season will be Monday December
27. We will resume on April 4, 2011. For more information call 233-4689.
WOW plans for January
“WOW” Watching Our Weight group will be taking a
holiday break until January 3. There will be no meetings during the rest of December.
Tuesday-First Day of Winter!
Church Thrift Shop on holiday
The Federated Thrift Shop will be closed for Christmas and New Year’s from December 21 to January 4.
Please do not drop off any donations in December. Donations will be welcomed again when the shop re-opens
January 4.
Choir to perform for holiday
The Lower Basin Choir will be presenting their annual
Christmas Concert “Christmas at Home” on December
21 at Tulelake Presbyterian Church and on December
23 at the Malin Presbyterian Church. Both events will
begin at 7 p.m. The choir is composed of 30 people from
six area churches in Tulelake and Newell, CA and Malin
and Merrill, OR. The musical director is Kathleen Dale
and the principle accompanist is Shirley Micka. Admission is free and the music is guaranteed to fill you with
the spirit of Christmas.
Economic Vitality meeting
Economic Vitality meeting is scheduled for Tuesday,
December 21, 2010 ~ 3:00 p.m. at the Modoc Employment Center 221 N. Main St. in Alturas.
Stock up on winter reading
The Bookworm, the Friends of the Library bookstore
located behind the Library, has a great selection of used
books for children and adults at very reasonable prices.
Stop in and check it out! Please note: we will only be
open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 p.m. until
4:00 p.m. until further notice. Thank you for your patronage!
Bingo Night
American Legion Auxiliary will host their popular Bingo games Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Early Bird Bingo starts
promptly at 6:30 p.m. at Veterans’ Memorial Hall, So.
Main St., Alturas. Players must be 18 or older to play
the games.
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church will hold a Christmas Eve Communion Service with Fr. John Steinfeld
on Friday, Dec. 24 at 4 p.m. at 310 North St., Alturas,
a block from the A.C.T. Niles Theater. On Dec. 26 at 10
a.m. join them for Morning Worship Service.
Faith Baptist Church welcomes all to join them in
celebrating the birth of Christ at the church, 810 W.
Carlos St., Alturas for their Christmas Eve service
Dec. 24 at 6 p.m. The Christmas story will be read and
Christmas carols sung.
Christian Life Assembly will hold a “Candle and
Carol” Christmas Eve Service on December 24 from 6
to 7 p.m. at 225 West B St., Alturas. Call 233-2804 for
more information.
Modoc County Fish Game and Recreation Commission will meet at Alturas City Hall, 200 North St.,
Alturas on Wednesday, Dec. 29 at 1 p.m. Public welcome.
“Party in a Bag” fundraiser
New Year’s Eve Drive-by “Party in a Bag” Tri-tip barbecue dinner for four offered Friday, Dec. 31 for $30.
Pick up between 3-5 p.m. at Big Valley Family Resource
Center. Call ahead to 294-5700 for pre-sale tickets at
$30 for group of four, for the Tri-tip roast, four baked
potatoes, salad, rolls, drink, dessert and party favors.
All proceeds go to the Big Valley Community Alliance.
New Year’s Bingo, buffet
This year, the Clifford Harter American Legion Auxiliary #163 will host the New Year’s Eve Bingo on Friday, Dec. 31 from 7 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at the Veterans’
Memorial Hall, So. Main St., Alturas. Buy-in will be
$20, plus special games sold on the floor. A guarantee
of two $100 black out games offered. The evening will
be divided into two sessions. After the first session, a
potluck buffet will open, so bring your favorite dish to
share with everyone. Meat and bread will be furnished
by the Auxiliary.
There will be no Bingo on Tuesday night, Dec. 28.
Record closed
Friday, Dec. 24
The Modoc County Record office will be closed
on Friday, Dec. 24.
FIND A TREASURE
in the Record’s
classifieds and display
ads.
C HECK O UT O UR N EW M ENU !!
NEW! Omelet Station OR Eggs to Order.
An Egg-Cellent Breakfast Idea!
Don’t forget to stop by on your birthday for your Matchplay!
P hone (530) 233-3141
You must be 21 years of age
Management has reserved the right
to alter without prior notice.
Open 7 Days a Week • Open at 10:00AM
Turn at the Alturas Rancheria sign at County Road 56
12/2
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Legion Auxiliary to meet
You’ll be glad you did.
American Legion Auxiliary members will gather for
their regular meeting on January 8 at 11 a.m. at Veterans’ Memorial Hall, So. Main St., Alturas.
Call for an Estimate!
(530) 640-4116
Christmas
Greetings
Christmas at
Warnerview
Warnerview
Skilled
Nursing Facility residents
will be opening their Wish
Tree gifts at 10 a.m. on
Christmas Eve morning
during their Christmas
Party in the dining room
at Warnerview. Please call
Jeannette Duncan, Activity Director, at 233-7069
for further information, if
necessary.
All-You-Can-Eat
With Drink
$6.95 Seniors
Modoc Ladies Luncheon Group will start the New
Year off with a luncheon gathering at El Agave Azul
restaurant in Alturas on January 5, at 12 noon. Please
call Betty at 233-5217 to make a reservation to join
them.
C ustomized • Seamless
Assorted Colors
9
$ 95
• Biscuits and Gravy
• Ham & Sausage
• Hashbrowns
Luncheon outing
Yancey
Rain Gutters
On Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m.-12 noon,
the Modoc Clothing Closet
continues to offer a fundraising sale at the side entrance to the TEACH, Inc.
building, 112 E. Second
St., Alturas.
Coming . . .
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From 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Fish, Game, Rec meeting
Wednesday
Thursday,
December 23
Cedar Pass Ski Hill volunteers and ski and snowboard
enthusiasts are looking forward to next weekend, when
the Cedar Pass Ski Hill plans to open on Sunday, Dec.
26 and Monday, Dec. 27 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
For more information contact Erin Bevil at 233-6644
or call 233-3323 for current Ski Hill conditions and
dates on the recorded message.
208 E. 12th St., Alturas
(530) 233-5181
Ask about our
senior discount
Shop Locally
What Do All Of The
Below Have In Common?
• The Youth Park • Modoc High School Sports • Project Graduation •
Modoc High School & Modoc Middle School Music and Arts • Surprise
Valley Sports • Little League • Soccer • Modoc & Surprise Valley High
School Annuals • The Garden Club • Alturas Elks • Rotary • Lions •
Churches • All Elementary and Middle School Fundraisers • FFA • 4-H
• The Junior Livestock Show • The Modoc District Fair • Fandango
Days • The Children’s Faire • The Migratory Bird Festival & Balloon
Fest • The Niles & Modoc Performing Arts Theater • The Art Center •
The Likely Card Party • All Volunteer Fire Departments • Modoc
Horseman’s Association • The Super Bull • Modoc Racing Association •
Men’s & Women’s Softball • All Tournaments • The Wish Tree • The
Food Bank • The Salvation Army and much more . . .
They’re Supported
Annually By Local
Business Donations.
Local businesses care, and they open their
collective pocket book for the betterment of the
community and its quality of life!
The Staff of the Modoc County
Sheriff’s Department wishes you the
best of joy and cheer for Christmas
and the coming year! Have a safe and
happy holiday season!
Modoc Sheriff’s Department
12/16
Shop at home this Christmas
Season! It’s a great investment in
your kids, your schools,
yourselves and the future!
By Patricia
Hemsley
Everyone is invited to
the historic Fort Bidwell
People’s Church at 7:00
p.m. on Friday, December
17, for a Christmas program and evening promising “friendship, music,
and refreshments.”
Ryan Washburn will be
leading the service featuring a sing-a-long of favorite hymns and carols.
Bring the whole family!
The church is located
on Main Street in Fort
Bidwell. For more information, please call Jane
Higgins at 279-2443.
4th
Holiday
Gift
sale in
Bidwell
Local Surprise Valley crafters, artists and
a variety of vendors are
giving everyone an opportunity to pick up
some last-minute gifts or
stocking stuffers at the
4th Annual Holiday Gift
Sale in Fort Bidwell this
Saturday, December 18.
From 9:00 a.m. through
2:00 p.m. they will display a selection of crafts
and “just perfect” gift
items at the Fort Bidwell
Civic Club located on
Main Street at the north
end of Surprise Valley.
“This may be many
folks’ last opportunity to
shop before Christmas”,
said Civic Club President
Jane Higgins.
Organizers
assure
shoppers and browsers
making the drive a rewarding day that should
help with those last few
people who just seem to
show up suddenly on everyone’s gift lists!
There will be a hot
“cornbread and chili”
lunch available during
the event as well, so plan
to come, shop awhile, and
visit with friends over a
delicious mid-day meal.
Space is still available
for sellers at only $5 per
table. For more information, please call Higgins
at 279-2443.
SV Citizen
of Year
ideas due
The time is fast approaching to recognize
one of Surprise Valley’s
outstanding citizens in a
very special, public, and
lasting way.
Early each year, the
members of the Surprise
Valley Chamber of Commerce accept nominations for and bestow the
title of “Citizen of the
Year” upon one resident
of the valley. The “2010
Citizen of the Year” will
be honored at a community dinner on February
13.
Everyone who has had
the pleasure of knowing
or working with a person they feel deserves to
be recognized for their
character, community
work,
perseverance in adversity, or for whatever
qualities are admired
and worthy of praise, is
invited to submit a letter of nomination before
the deadline on Friday,
January 21, 2011.
Yes, it may seem like
eons away but why not
take some time during
the holidays to think
back over the past year
and see who stands out
as “extra-special”?
Letters of nomination
should include the writer’s name and contact
information, the name
of the person they are
submitting for consideration, and a short written account outlining
clearly the reasons the
nominee deserves to be
honored as “Citizen of
the Year”.
Letters
should
be
typed or legibly written
and mailed or hand-delivered to the chamber
office at PO Box 518,
Cedarville, California,
96104.
Holiday
Reminders
The branch library in
Cedarville will be cosed
on Friday, December 24
and Friday, December
31.
Senior meals will not
be served on Thursday,
December 23 or Thurs-
day, December 30.
The Surprise Valley
Chamber of Commerce
will not meet on Wednesday, December 22. Their
next regular meeting
will take place at noon
on Wednesday, January
12 in the Senior Center
in Cedarville.
This Friday will be
the last day of school in
2010 for local students!
Classes resume on Monday, January 3.
Holiday
program
all set
Students of all ages attending Surprise Valley
schools have been hard
at work, practicing and
preparing to entertain
young and old alike at
the
not-to-be-missed
Holiday Program and
6th Annual Christmas
Carnival.
An evening of holiday
merriment is the students’ gift to young and
old and everyone in between! So plan to come
to the Surprise Valley
High School gymnasium
tomorrow, December 17,
from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m..
Elementary school students will start off the
night’s program with
enthusiastic
performances of fun and familiar holiday songs. Music instructor Coreena
Blum has been working
hard for weeks to prepare students for their
special moments in the
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spotlight.
Once the last note
fades, everyone is invited
to head to one of the decorated theme booths nearby to be challenged and
entertained by games
of chance and skill presented by Surprise Valley
High School students.
The night’s lucky winners will be awarded
valuable tickets redeemable at special tables that
have been imaginatively
stocked with a variety of
prizes.
So plan now to come
out and support our community’s students while
enjoying a wonderful evening of holiday cheer and
good fun.
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this year with a
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and see how great
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With the end-of-year
holidays fast approaching, many Surprise Valley organizations are
busy planning events,
parties, fundraisers and
celebrations.
Get your group’s information out to the widest possible audience by
making sure it’s included in the Surprise Valley News section of the
Modoc County Record!
Please call Patricia
Hemsley and leave all the
“basics” at (530) 414-1699
(local number) or email
her at [email protected].
Remember to include a
contact number or email
for follow-up questions.
The deadline to have
articles appear in each
week’s Thursday edition
is the previous Monday
at 5:00 p.m.
Your One Stop for Weight Loss
Come check out the daily lunch specials
at the Desert Rose Casino Cafe!
THURSDAY, DEC. 16TH, 2010:
Chicken Patty Sandwich
FRIDAY, DEC. 17TH, 2010:
Fish Sandwich
SATURDAY, DEC. 18TH, 2010:
Philly Melt
SUNDAY, DEC. 19TH, 2010:
Sunday Brunch
MONDAY, DEC. 20TH, 2010:
Deli Sandwich & Soup
TUESDAY, DEC. 21ST, 2010:
Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22ND, 2010:
Roast Beef Ortega Melt
P hone (530) 233-3141
You must be 21 years of age
Management has reserved the right
to alter without prior notice.
Open 7 Days a Week • Open at 10:00AM
12/16
Turn at the Alturas Rancheria sign at County Road 56
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D ON ’ T A DVERTISE !
1) Just Pretend Everybody 6) Forget That You Have
Knows What You Have To Offer. Competition Trying To Attract
Your Customers Away From
2) Tell Yourself That You Don’t You.
Have The Time To Think About 7) Tell Yourself It Costs Too
Promoting Your Business.
Much To Advertise And You
Don’t Get Enough Out Of It.
3) Just Assume Everyone Knows
What You Sell.
8) Overlook The Fact That
Advertising Is An Investment
4) Convince Yourself You Have In Selling, Not An Expense.
Been In Business So Long
Customers Will Automatically 9) Be Sure Not To Provide An
Adequate Advertising Budget
Come To You.
For Business.
5) Forget That There Are
Potential
Customers
Who
Would Do Business With You If
They Were Urged To Do So.
10) Forget That You Have To
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Reminding
Your
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A DS D ON ’ T C OST ! T HEY P AY !
For Information On Advertising Call 530-233-2632.
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Starting December 13th, we will be
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Monday - Friday. We hope you have a
wonderful holiday season!
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A S
S S
S II F
F II E
E D
D S
S
DEADLINE For
Classified Advertising Is
Wednesdays At NOON!
ANIMALS
CUTE, ORPHANED
kittens need a Home
4 the Holidays. Meet
them at the Second
Chance Thrift Store
sponsored by High
Plateau
Humane
Society at the corner
of Court and First
streets in Alturas.
Open
Tuesday
–
Friday from 9 am to 5
pm. Saturday from 10
am to 3 pm. Adoption
procedures fees apply.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
GIFT WRAPPING
BY
COURTNEY:
Price depends on size,
never over $5. Call
530-640-2609.
(1623Dec)
-----------------------------ANYONE NEEDING
A housesitter for any
type of animal. Charge
$25 a night. Have
experience
working
with animals, work
at Modoc Vet Center.
Jamie Brazil, 530640-5354. Call now!!
----------------------------M O D O C
INDEPENDENT
Tea Party meets the
3rd Sunday of every
month from 4pm7pm at Quiznos. For
more
information
visit our website at
modoccounty
teaparty.com or call
Pam at 530-233-1173.
Core Values: The
U.S.
Constitution,
limited government,
fiscal responsibility,
and
free
market
capitalism. (9-30Dec)
-----------------------------WOMEN’S HEALTH
Specialists is offering
free and low cost
birth
control.
All
birth control methods
are
available
by
appointment.
For
information on all
pregnancy options call
530-221-0193 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 530222-1664 (TFN)
-----------------------------NOTICE
TO
THE
PUBLIC:
The Modoc Record
makes every effort to
reject fraudulent or
misleading advertising, however, we are
not responsible for
the integrity of the
firms or individuals
who place advertising
in our publication.
Please
investigate
thoroughly
before
investing
money
for information concerning job opportunities, investments, or
loans. (TFN)
-----------------------------PRE-PAYMENT
POLICY!
The Modoc County
Record will request
pre-payment on all
classified
advertising
categories.
MasterCard, Visa and
American Express are
welcome as well as
checks, cash or money
orders. (TFN)
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES
ARE
FINANCES
YOUR
ALL
over the place? Do
you need a loan to get
them straight? Call
1-877-220-2660. Bad
credit okay! (4Nov23Dec)
F OR R ENT
LARGE
WARM
HOUSE ON acreage
near
Cedarville:
privacy,
views,
garage, fenced garden,
dishwasher.
$700/
month w/references &
security deposit. Call
530-279-2757.
(1623Dec)
-----------------------------FIRST
MONTH
FREE: 2 STORY
house, 4 bedroom,
1 bath, wood stove/
electrical,
pantry,
washer/dryer
hook
up, detached garage,
$750 month. Call 530233-8138.
-----------------------------3
BEDROOM,
2
BATH
IN
Summerland,
detached
garage,
$675/month + $800
deposit. Call 530-6404116.
----------------------------RV
SPACES
AVAILABLE at the
High Desert RV Resort
in Alturas, corner
of Court St. & 1st
St. 1/2 off 1st month
space rent with a $120
electric deposit. $239/
month includes Cable,
Water, Garbage and
WiFi internet access.
Laundry room and
restroom available in
Park. Hot tub access
available during nonwinter months. 530233-2806. (9-16Dec)
-----------------------------3 BED, 2 BATH,
2 CAR GARAGE,
partially fenced, paved
streets, near town,
new energy efficient
home.
References
required.
1
can
garbage service. $830/
month + security.
Call 530-640-2016. (916Dec)
-----------------------------TWO
BEDROOM,
ONE BATH, WITH
office and nice yard
on East 9th Alturas.
Energy Star windows/
doors and $100 in
monthly utilities paid
by landlord. $650/
month.
Available
December. Call 530569-0118 or email
crowder55@hotmail.
com
for
more
information.
(216Dec)
----------------------------CEDARVILLE
RACHERIA HAS 2
houses for rent. Pets
negotiable.
Finger
prints,
background
check required. $500 –
3 bed house w/garage.
$550 – 2 bed house w/
garage, fenced yard.
Call 530-233-3969. (216Dec)
-----------------------------3
BEDROOM,
1½
bath
trailer,
monitor heat, nice
view, references and
cleaning
deposit
required, $450/month.
Lease. Call 530-2332037. (TFN)
-----------------------------WHETHER
YOU
RENT OR BUY you
must pay for the home
you occupy. Pick-up
application at United
Country
Stevenson
Realty,
Auction
Services & Property
Management,
1023
N. Court St. Or call
Heather Salazar 530233-2440 ext. 28.
(TFN)
-----------------------------PUBLISHER’S
NOTICE:
All
real
estate
advertising in this
newspaper is subject
$7 For each standard Ad up to 35
words, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE!
* Standard Ad is first two
lines bold.
Your ad will also appear on our website www.modocrecord.com
Guaranteed “Double Exposure!”
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 1800-669-9777.
The
toll-free
telephone
number
for
the
hearing impaired is 1800-927-9275. (TFN)
F OR S ALE
RESTAURANT!
RESTAURANT!
Restaurant for rent on
Main Street. All the
equipment needed to
start up. Also, building
for rent. Also, looking
for hairdresser and
nail tech, full or part
time. Call evenings:
530-233-2391.
-----------------------------WINTER
SALE!
SNOW
BOOTS,
tennis shoes, and
jackets at Gracy’s,
100 S. Main Street.
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm &
Sat 12pm-4pm.
----------------------------ARE
YOUR
FINANCES TIGHT
and you need a
Christmas tree stand,
lights to decorate, or
holiday wreaths at
rock bottom prices?
Check out the Second
Chance Thrift Store
at the corner of Court
and
First
streets
in Alturas.
Open
Tuesday – Friday
from 9 am to 5 pm.
Saturday from 10 am
to 3 pm.
-----------------------------REMODELING
SALE: $25 for an up
right piano. $25 range
(gas). $25 dishwasher.
$25 refrigerator. 530233-2009.
-----------------------------PANASONIC
50”
FLATSCREEN
TV, takes SD card,
$650. Westinghouse
32” flatscreen TV
& monitor, $350.
Wheel chair lift, $650.
Millermatic 150 mig
with tank & gauge,
$850.
345
Husky
chain saw, $250. Stihl
12” hot saw, $425.
All items in good to
very good condition.
Will consider offers.
Call Don at 530-2338449 or 708-1974. (916Dec)
-----------------------------T A I L G A T E
S P R E A D E R
SNOWEX
Pivot
Pro 1075 Compact.
Precise
one-person
installation. Includes
rolling stand. $800.
For commercial or
private use. Call 530233-6612. (9-16Dec)
-----------------------------FOR
SALE:
.76
ACRES
recreation
flatland, Cal Pines.
Must sell due to health
problems. Sacrifice for
$12,000 OBO. Must
see. Unit 5, Parcel 12,
Lot 60. Call 801-7541375. (9-16Dec)
-----------------------------LEARN TO PLAY
THE PIANO: Learn
and Master Piano
DVD series. Takes you
from beginner through
advanced techniques.
Work at you own pace
in the comfort of your
own home! $249 list
price for complete
set. Selling for $100.
Cheaper than piano
lessons. Call 530-6400220. (TFN)
-----------------------------R O C K F O R D
FOSGATE AMP for
car audio, 1000 watts,
includes remote bass
control knob, $300.
Call
530-640-0220.
(TFN)
-----------------------------LEARN TO PLAY
THE GUITAR: Learn
&
Master
Guitar
Instructional
DVD
set with jam-along
CDs and workbook.
This course takes you
from the basics (like
reading music) all
the way through Jazz
guitar and advanced
techniques.
Much
cheaper than a year
of guitar lessons, but
just as effective! $100
for the entire set. Call
530-640-0220. (TFN)
-----------------------------FIREWOOD
FOR
SALE – HIGH quality
lodge pole or juniper.
No junk wood, split
and delivered. Honest
scale $160 per cord in
2 cord loads. Call John
Wakeman: 530-5690143 or Jon Harmon:
530-569-0158. (TFN)
H ELP W ANTED
LAKE
HEALTH
DISTRICT seeking
prn/casual
pool
housekeeper. Previous
commercial
exp.
preferred. Physically
strenuous. No set
schedule, no guarantee
of hours. May include
all shifts, weekends
&/or
holidays.
Pre-employment
drug
screen
&
background
check.
Apply online www.
lakehealthdistrict.
org or call human
resources
541-9477288.
-----------------------------AMERIGAS FULL
TIME
DELIVERY
Representative
–
Amerigas
the
nation’s
largest
propane distributor,
has an immediate
opening
for
hard
working
customer
focused
Delivery
Representative
at
Alturas
location.
We
offer:
flexible
s c h e d u l e s ,
competitive
wages,
medical
benefits,
401(k) savings plan,
propane
discount,
team
environment,
paid
holidays.
Requirements include
a valid CDL with
HAZMAT and tanker
endorsements,
a
great driving record
and
satisfactory
completion of a DOT
physical, drug test and
background
check.
Pick up application at
801 N. Main Street,
Alturas. No phone
calls please. EOE AA
M/F/D/V. (16-23Dec)
-----------------------------BODY OASIS DAY
SPA HAS A Booth
Rental position open
for a cosmetologist
and/or
esthetician.
If interested please
call 530-249-5352. (916Dec)
-----------------------------THE
MODOC
COUNTY OFFICE
of Education has a
job opening for the
following
position:
An on-call, substitute
maintenance
/
custodial
person.
The job duties will
include: covering for
staff who are out for
an extended length
of
time,
seasonal
building custodial jobs
(i.e., carpet cleaning
during
Christmas
and spring breaks),
building maintenance
during
summer
months, and other
duties as assigned.
This will be a nonbenefitted
position,
with salary starting at
$12.99 per hour. The
application for this
position can be found
on the MCOE website,
www.modoccoe.k12.
ca.us, or you may
pick one up at the
office located at 139
Henderson
Street,
Alturas. For more
information,
please
contact the Human
Resources department
at 530-233-7103. (916Dec)
-----------------------------THE BIG VALLEY
JOINT
UNIFIED
School District is
accepting applications
for:
Temporary
Athletic Team Coach
for the 2010-2011
Baseball Season and
2011-2012
Football
Season – High School
Boys Baseball coach
2010-2011
Spring
Season; High School
Football coach 20112012 Fall Season.
Applications
are
available at the Big
Valley Joint Unified
School District Office,
390 Bridge Street,
Bieber, CA or by
calling 530-294-5266.
Please contact Paula
Silva.
Applications
close: Until filled.
(9Dec-13Jan)
-----------------------------LOOKING
FOR
A FEDERAL OR
POSTAL
JOB?
What looks like the
ticket to a secure job
might be a scam. For
more information, call
the Federal Trade
Commission, toll-free,
1-877-FTC-HELP,
or visit www.ftc.gov.
A message from the
Modoc County Record
and the FTC. (TFN)
L OST & F OUND
LARGE
BLACK
AND WHITE male cat
with 6 toes on all feet
and a short tail. Very
friendly, he appears to
be someone’s missing
pet. He was picked
up in Canby after
following
another
person. If you are
missing him, please
call 530-233-9277 or
640-2770 and leave
your phone number.
-----------------------------FREE
FOUND
ADS! Any private
party finding a lost
pet or item can
run a classified ad,
free of charge for a
week. The ad also is
placed on the Modoc
Record’s
website
www.modocrecord.
com for the week.
This service is offered
by the Modoc County
Record in hopes that
we can bring these
pets or lost items
together again with
their owners. Call
Record
Classifieds
233-2632 or e-mail
classifieds@modoc
record.com. (TFN)
CALL (530) 233-2632 or 233-3421,
FAX (530) 233-5113
E-mail: [email protected]
shed, in town, fenced
yard. For sale by
owner, $120,000. Call
530-708-0962.
(930Dec)
-----------------------------20 ACRES FOR
SALE! Good view,
pump, well & septic
tank. Ready to build
on, $78,000. 530-2335181 (TFN)
S ERVICES
PAINTING
AND
REMODELING:
Interior and exterior
painting,
faux
finishes,
drywall,
drywall repair, tile,
crown molding, trim,
fascia repair, framing,
flooring, decks, siding,
windows,
gutters,
roofing
repair,
concrete.
Quality
work at the lowest
cost. Call Terrell at
530-708-1754.
Not
state licensed.
-----------------------------UPHOLSTERY:
GET YOUR ranch
and farm equipment
seats
repaired
during the winter
months!! Residential
&
Commercial:
F u r n i t u r e ,
Automotive,
ATV/
Motorcycle
Seats,
Equipment Seats. La
Joya Enterprises, Inc.
Call 530-233-1138. (930Dec)
-----------------------------NOTICE TO
READERS:
California law requires that contractors taking jobs that
total $500 or more
(labor and/or materials) be licensed by
the Contractors State
License Board. State
law also requires that
contractors
include
their license number
on all advertising.
Check your contractor’s status at www.
cslb.ca.gov or 800321-CSLB
(2752).
Unlicensed
persons
taking jobs that total
less than $500 must
state in their advertisements that they
are not licensed by
the Contractors State
License Board. (TFN)
WANTED
INTERNATIONAL
H PARTS Tractor,
wide front end. Call
530-279-2336.
(1623Dec)
-----------------------------R O O M A T E
WANTED:
SWF
looking for reliable
& dependable person
to share a really nice
house. Just blocks
away
from
Main
Street,
center
of
town. Pay half rent &
utilities. If interested
please call 530-2331978 or 233-4180.
Modoc County Intergroup Council
AA/Al-Anon/NA Meeting Schedule
Info: (530) 640-2062
Email: [email protected]
AA Helpline/Meeting Info: 877880-2880
Adin AA
Alcoholic Anonymous meetings
are held Thursdays, 7 p.m. at he
Community Center on Main St.,
Adin.
Alturas AA
Brown Baggers
110 West Carlos Street
Mon-Sat, 12 Noon & 7:00 pm,
Open
No Noon on Sun.
Hilltoppers Group
Federated Church
307 East First Street
Mon,Fri, Sun. 8:00 pm, open,
Non-Smoking
Traditions Group
Faith Baptist Church
700 West Carlos Street (Corner of
Carlos & West)
Tues, 7:00 pm, open, Non-Smoking
Alturas Al-Anon
Al-Anon Group
110 W. Carlos St
Tue. 5:30 pm, Non-Smoking
Cedarville AA
Valley Serenity Group
405 Bonner Street
Sun. 6:00 pm, Open, Non-Smoking
Narcotics Anonymous
Just for Today
Cedarville NA
405 Bonner St., Cedarville
Thursdays, 7 p.m.
Bieber AA
All Groups meet at the Seventh
Day Adventist Church, First &
Cedar Streets, Bieber, CA
Keynotes Group
7 pm – Tues. & Fri
Bieber NA
Sunday - 1:00 pm
Friday nights at Sunrays
Fridays at 6 p.m. is DVD movie
night for all ages on a 52-inch
screen - a different movie each
Friday and refreshments at
Sunrays for Hope, 519 Main
St., Alturas. Sunrays is a nonprofit, drop-in center focusing
Y ARD S ALES on emotional and psychological
INSIDE YARD SALE wellness, independence and
NEXT TO Quizno’s
conference room. Toys, socialization.
bed stands, tables,
clothes, refrigerator,
tools,
blankets,
jewelry,
antiques,
trunks,
Christmas
ornaments, snow tires
215-70R15, new and
used items. Thursday,
Friday & Saturday
from 10am-3pm.
MAKE
SOMEONE
feel special or just
say thanks with a
¶Card of Thanks·
Call 233-2632
or drop by the
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The following support groups
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Substance Abuse: Wednesdays
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Women’s Group: Thursdays from
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MODOC COUNTY
RECORD
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
FILE NUMBER: 08-10
The fictitious business
name was filed in Modoc
County on February 24,
2008.
The person(s) have abandoned the use of the fictitious business name(s):
Name of Business(es):
d.read Knives
Street Address, City,
State, Zip Code and County: PO Box 32, Alturas, CA
96101.
R E G I S T E R E D
OWNER(S): Richard A.
Read, 2160 County Road
56, Alturas, CA 96101.
Business was conducted
by: an Individual
I declare that all information in this statement
is true and correct. (A registrant who declared as
true information which he
or she knows to be false is
guilty of a crime.)
SIGNATURE OF REGISTRANT: /s/ Richard A.
Read
Print name of person
signing. If corporation,
also print corporate title of
officer. If LLC, also print
title of officer or manager.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Modoc County on November 18, 2010.
I HEREBY CERTIFY
THAT THIS COPY IS
A CORRECT COPY OF
THE ORIGINAL STATEMENT ON FILE IN MY
OFFICE.
BY: /s/ Shannon Hagge
TITLE: Deputy Clerk/Recorder
Published in the Modoc
County Record on November 25, and December 2, 9,
16, 2010.
FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
File No. 10-52
Exp: November 18, 2015
Original Filing
The following person
(persons) is (are) doing
business as: Planned Parenthood Shasta Pacific,
2185 Pacheco Street, Concord, CA 94520, (925) 6760505.
Registered
Owner(s):
Planned
Parenthood:
Shasta-Diablo, Inc., 2185
Pacheco Street, Concord,
CA 94520 (925) 676-0505.
If Corporation or LLCPrint State of Incorporation/Organization: California
This business is conducted by: A Corporation.
The
registrant
commenced to transact business under the fictitious
business name or names
listed above on October
7, 2010 (insert N/A if you
haven’t started to transact
business).
is true and correct (a registrant who declares as
guilty of a crime).
/s/ Thomas J. Marx, CFO
Modoc County on November 18, 2010.
County Record on December 2, 9, 16, and 23, 2010.
FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
File No. 10-54
The following person(s)
is(are) doing business as:
Maxum Petroleum, 19501
S. Santa Fe Ave., Rancho
Dominguez, CA 90221
(Los Angeles County)
Registered owner(s):
General Petroleum Corporation, California, 19501
S. Santa Fe Ave., Rancho
Dominguez, CA 90221.
This business is conducted by A Corporation
The
registrant
commenced to transact business under the fictitious
business name or names
listed above on 10/26/10
S/ Belinda Foxworth,
Secretary
Modoc County on December 3, 2010
Original
12/9,
12/16,
12/23,
12/30/10
CNS-1996528#
MODOC COUNTY RECORD
County Record on December 9, 16, 23, and 30,
2010.
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION TO
SELL ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES
Date of Filing Application: November 2, 2010
To Whom It May Concern:
The Name(s) of the
Applicant(s) is/are:
MARIA
GONZALEZ
FREGOSO
The applicants listed
above are applying to the
Department of Alcoholic
Beverage Control to sell
alcoholic beverages at:
206 North Main Street,
Alturas, CA 96101
Type of license(s) applied
for:
41 – On-Sale Beer And
Wine – Eating Place.
County Record on December 9, 16, and 23, 2010.
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
FILE NUMBER: 08-15
The fictitious business
name was filed in Modoc
County on February 6,
2008.
The person(s) have abandoned the use of the fictitious business name(s):
Name of Business(es):
Eagle Peak Herbals
Street Address, City,
State, Zip Code and County: 1570 County Road 35,
Eagleville, CA 96110,
Modoc.
R E G I S T E R E D
OWNER(S): William C.
Hodge, 3900 County Road
42, Eagleville, CA 96110
and Christina Hodge,
3900 County Road 42, Eagleville, CA 96110.
Business was conducted
by: Husband and Wife
is true and correct. (A registrant who declared as
guilty of a crime.)
SIGNATURE OF REGISTRANT: /s/ William C.
Hodge
Print name of person
signing. If corporation,
also print corporate title of
officer. If LLC, also print
title of officer or manager.
Modoc County on December 6, 2010.
I HEREBY CERTIFY
THAT THIS COPY IS
A CORRECT COPY OF
THE ORIGINAL STATEMENT ON FILE IN MY
OFFICE.
BY: /s/ Shannon Hagge
TITLE: Deputy Clerk
County Record on December 9, 16, 23, and 30,
2010.
Trustee
Sale
No.
CA05001435-10-1
Title Order No. 55014635
APN 022-470-17-11 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S
SALE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED
OF
TRUST
DATED
1/10/2006. 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 PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. On 1/10/2011 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 01/18/2006 as Instrument No. 2006-000035500 of Official Records in
the office of the Recorder
of Modoc County, CA, executed by: Gerardo M Garcia a married man as his
sole and separate property, as Trustor, in favor
of Suntrust Mortgage,
Inc., 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 County Road 165,
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, but 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 the Notice of Trustee’s
Sale is estimated to be
$320,964.28 (Estimated),
provided, 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. DATE: 12/16/2010
MTC FINANCIAL, INC.
dba Trustee Corps TS
No.
CA05001435-10-1
17100 Gillette Ave Irvine,
CA 92614 949-252-8300
Clarisa Gastelum, Authorized Signature
SALE
INFORMATION CAN BE
OBTAINED ON LINE AT
www.priorityposting.com
AUTOMATED
SALES
INFORMATION PLEASE
CALL 714-573-1965 Compliance with California
Civil Code Section 2924f:
The Beneficiary or Beneficiary’s agent has indicated
that the requirements
of California Civil Code
Section 2924f have been
met. Regarding the property that is the subject
of this notice of sale, the
“mortgage loan servicer”
as defined in Civil Code
§ 2923.53(k)(3) declares
that it has not obtained
from the Commissioner a
final or temporary order
of exemption pursuant to
Civil Code section 2923.53
that is current and valid
on the date this notice of
sale is recorded or the time
frame for giving a notice of
sale specified in Civil Code
Section 2923.52 subdivision (a) does not apply to
this notice of sale. Clarisa
Gastelum, Authorized Signature TRUSTEE CORPS
IS A DEBT COLLECTOR.
ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR THAT PURPOSE.
P771259 12/16, 12/23,
12/30/2010
A.P. NUMBER 025-14002
NOTICE OF
TRUSTEE’S SALE
UNDER DEED OF
TRUST
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT
UNDER
A
DEED OF TRUST, DATED August 10, 2005.
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 Modoc County Title
Co., as trustee, or successor trustee, or substituted
trustee pursuant to the
Deed of Trust executed by
Luke R. Emard, a Single Man.
Recorded on August 10,
2005, as Instrument No.
2005-0004758-00 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 September
7, 2010 as Instrument No.
2010-0002436-00 of said
Official Records, WILL
SELL on January 6, 2010
in the lobby of MODOC
COUNTY TITLE CO.,
located at 104 N. MAIN
ST.,
ALTURAS,
CA
96101 at 10:30 A.M. 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:
See Exhibit A attached
hereto and made a part
hereof.
EXHIBIT A
PARCEL ONE
Township 45 North, Range
14 East, M.D.B.&M.
Section 2: W 1/2 of SW
1/4.
Section 3: NE 1/4 of SE
1/4.
Section 11: NW 1/4 of NW
1/4.
PARCEL TWO
Township 45 North, Range
14 East, M.D.B.&M.
Section 3: SE 1/4 of SE
1/4.
Section 10: E 1/2 of NE
1/4, NE 1/4 of SE 1/4.
PARCEL THREE
Section 11: SW 1/4 of NW
1/4, W 1/2 of W 1/2 of SE
1/4 of NW 1/4, NW 1/4 of
SW 1/4, N 1/2 of SW 1/4 of
SW 1/4, W 1/2 of W 1/2 of
NE 1/4 of SW 1/4, W 1/2
of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of SW
1/4.
DIRECTIONS MAY BE
OBTAINED
PURSUANT TO A WRITTEN
REQUEST
SUBMITTED TO THE BENEFICIARY C/O MODOC CO.
TITLE COMPANY, 104
N. MAIN ST., ALTURAS,
CA 96101 WITHIN TEN
DAYS OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION
OF
THIS NOTICE.
The property address
and other common designation, if any, of the real
property described above
is purported to be:
APN: 025-140-02, New
Pine Creek, CA
The property and other
common designation, if
any, of the real property
described above is purported to be:
None
The undersigned Trustee
disclaims any liability for
any incorrectness of the
street address and other
common designation, if
any, shown herein.
The total amount of the
unpaid balance 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 $169,874.86.
In addition to cash, the
Trustee will accept a cashier’s check drawn on a
state or national bank, a
federal credit union or a
federal savings and loan
association, savings association or savings bank
specified in Section 5102
of the Financial Code and
authorized to do business
in this state. In the event
tender other than cash is
accepted the Trustee may
withhold the issuance of
the Trustee’s Deed until
funds become available to
the payee or endorsee as a
matter of right.
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, advances thereunder, with
interest as provided therein, and the unpaid principal balance of the Note
secured by said Deed with
interest thereon as provided in said Note, fees,
charges and expenses of
the trustee and the trusts
created by said Deed of
Trust.
If required by the provisions of Section 2923.5 of
the California Civil Code,
the declaration from the
mortgagee,
beneficiary
or authorized agent is attached to the Notice of
Trustee’s Sale duly recorded with the appropriate
County Recorder’s Office.
Dated: December 9,
2010
Trustee or party conducting sale: MODOC
COUNTY TITLE CO.,
104 N. MAIN STREET,
ALTURAS, CA 96101,
(530) 233-3471
MODOC COUNTY TITLE CO., as trustee
By /s/ Rendy J. Rees,
Trustee’s Sale Officer
NOTICE OF PETITION
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE OF VIVIAN
MAXINE KEMBLE, aka
VIVIAN M. KEMBLE,
aka VIVIAN KEMBLE.
CASE NUMBER:
PR-10-030
To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent
creditors, and persons
who may otherwise be interested in the will or estate, or both, of: VIVIAN
MAXINE KEMBLE, aka
VIVIAN M. KEMBLE, aka
VIVIAN KEMBLE.
A Petition for Probate
has been filed by: Cecil R.
Kemble, Karen M. Hill,
and Dixie D. Kemble in
the Superior Court of California, County of: Modoc.
The Petition for Probate
requests that: Cecil R.
Kemble, Karen M. Hill,
and Dixie D. Kemble 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 Independent
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: January 10, 2011 at 10:00 a.m.
Address of court: Superior
Court of California, County of Modoc, 205 South
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 four months
from the date of the first
issuance of letters as provided in Probate Code section 9100. The time for filing claims will not expire
before four months from
the hearing date noticed
above.
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
or of any petition or account as provided in Probate Code section 1250. A
Request for Special Notice
form is available from the
county clerk.
Attorney for petitioner:
Wendy J. Dier, 201 South
Court Street, Alturas, CA
96101, (530) 233-2008.
Filed with the Modoc Superior Court on December
14, 2010.
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riding arena, set up for horses, but could be used for purebred cattle, or hobby farming. $475,000
#2537, #2538, #2539 ~ 3 Separate Parcels 10 acres each in the Warner Mts. near the Buck
#2495 ~ Alturas Great Location, 3 bds., 2 ba., Creek Ranger Station & the National Forest, Willow Creek runs through properties Seller financing
open kitchen, living room with fireplace insert, available on above 10 acre parcels, each parcel is listed at $44,999.
garage converted to lg. family room, corner lot, #2528 ~ 1.47 Acres, with excellent views, electricity/sewer/water are all on the property. $70,000
close to schools and shopping. $110,000
#2498 ~ 2.94 Acres ready for a home, with well, septic, power and pad to build on, MRE. $40,000
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67+/- acres S. Fork Valley live with seclusion on this beautiful property, wildlife pond
with much waterfowl, irrigated meadows, water right, metal shop, carport, 3 bed/2 bath
home, fruit trees, 360 degree views, second home or hunting club……..$530,000
Renovated 1929 Classic, this beautiful 3 bed/1.75 bath home is spacious, great views
and in a good neighborhood. All the upgrades you are looking for and more. Great
landscaping with garden area, just move in and enjoy. Come see for
yourself…….$224,900
Small Survival Ranch 224+/- acres with water right, fruit trees, beautiful country home,
shop w/apt., great garden spot, dog run, 2 barns, working corrals, backs up to USFS, raise
your own cattle and hay…………reduced to $499,999
Good investment, 3 bed/1 bath, 1142 s.f. home, wood floors, garage/carport, fenced
backyard, garden area, good neighborhood, patio, priced to sell……..$115,000
Commercial shop building, 3 bays plus office and bathroom, 2 trailer containers for
added storage, good gravel, fenced, insulated …….$120,000
160 ac at Butcher Flat Nevada, spring, stock pond, old stone house, secluded and private,
borders BLM, wildlife, views, off the grid, survival property……..$112,000
240 ac with Lassen Creek traversing this mountain property, meadows, timber, springs,
old cabin, fenced, wildlife abounds and good fishing, owc……..$360,000
In Cedarville, 2 bed/1.75 bath, 1440 s.f. home, garage, 3 sources heat, good landscape,
views, near park, great investment……..$175,000
Easy to Maintain, 3 bed/2 bath, 1242 s.f. home. Excellent neighborhood, new floor
coverings, paint and upgraded appliances, double garage, corner lot, turn-key....$155,000
Beautiful turn-key 3 bed/2 bath home with office, many improvements, fruit trees,
garden area, private patio, landscaped, highway frontage zoned commercial shop/garage
building good for home business………….$275,000
10.48+/- ac on Pencil Road, good neighbors, great building site waiting for you..$65,000
40 ac +/- in beautiful Surprise Valley, 100 gpm +/- well, views, partial fence, gravel road,
borders BLM, great building site…….$89,000
Commercial Building, corner lot one block off main 5394+/-s.f. owc……$145,000
#3094: Cedarville home on 3 lots. Remodeled in
2006. 2 bdrm. 1 car garage w/workshop. Out building
w/stable & storage. Well landscaped for gardening & fruit
trees. $170,000.
#2631: Buy 2 houses, then rent out 1 or both to
make your mortgage payment. Near downtown. 2 bd.
w/ large kitchen. Back porch. Laundry rm. Deck.
Monitor heat. Cooler. Garage. Double carport. 1
bdrm apt. w/ new roof. Elec. Heat. $110,000.
#3242: Beautiful and immaculate manufactured
home in Modoc Recreational Estates. 3 bdrm/
2bth. One bdrm used as office/den. Furniture and
kitchen appliance included. Deck and patio. All
electric. 24’ x 36’ garage/shop. 12’ x 30’ RV covered
carport. View of mountains. Xeroscape landscaping w/
#3228: Charming 2bd/1bth starter home. Built in constructed waterfall, gazebo, fenced gardens. Enclosed
hutch & shelves. Heated by wood stove insert/ BBQ. 2.84 acres. $169,000.
baseboard elect. heaters. All kitchen appliances
including washer & dryer remain in home. 2 car garage. #3184: SELLER SAYS: “NO REASONABLE
OFFER REFUSED” 3bed/2bth. 2004 mfg. home.
$87,500.
Custom features, oversize double garage, landscaped,
#3226: This home has it all. 3bd/2bth. Swamp RV hookups, very clean & neat. $165,000.
cooler ducted in all rooms. Monitor & baseboard heat.
20x30 garage/shop metal roof on home & garage.
Nicely landscaped yard w/underground sprinklers. #3174: Almost new 3bed/2bth. house in MRE.
1624sq. ft.. Open floor plan. 3 car attached garage.
$146,500.
Lots of room. Privacy. View of Eagle Peak.
#3217: Starter or Retirement: This 2 bd/2bth $219,990.
mobile home shows pride in ownership. Remodeled w/
drywall, dual pane windows, screened porch & storage. #3101: Pride of ownership in every detail of this
Well cared for. Move in ready. PRICE REDUCED TO 3bed/2bth home on 24ac. north of Canby. Screened
porch, 2 car garage. 4 stall horse barn, large work shop
$17,500.
w/office & storage. Appliances & a/c. $389,900.
#3162: Very nice with lots of room . 3bd/
1.5bth. home on large corner lot. This home is heated #3023: Beautiful 2139 sq. ft. 3bed/2bth w/
w/central oil furnace & has a central vacuum system. Full spacious living room & den. Large 2 car garage.
basement, large kitchen & attached 2 car garage. Many Immaculate yard w/trees, shrubs & a beautiful lawn.
Garden area. Great view of the Warner mountains.
extras. $149,500.
Wheelchair accessible throughout the house. 5.22 ac.
$299,000.
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#3238: Family home on large corner lot. 1600 sq
ft. 3 bd/1bth with built in desks in 2 bdrms. New
carpet. 2 car attached garage. Spacious back yard.
Patio/deck area. $165,000.
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31550: It’s immaculate-2 Bdr/ 1
Bth, 962 sq. ft, home w/new vinyl
flooring, appliances, woodstove,
laundry area, 1-car garage,
carport, 20x30 insulated shop,
landscaped & completely fenced
backyard, garden area & patio.
Price $139,500
Homes: Town & Country:
Vacant Land:
28840: RENOVATED CANBY HOME: 3 bed/1
bath 1,063 sq ft., fully renovated plus new
appliances. Two out buildings, new roof &
completely fenced. Priced to SELL! $107,000
$87,000
28630: On a hill with excellent views of lake
& mountains. Great community to retire in or
build a vacation home to get away from the
fast pace of the city. Price Reduced: $15,000
$6,995.
28930: 3 bed/3 bath 2,171 sq ft spacious home
on 2+/- acres in Eagleville, CA. Newly
remodeled w/bamboo flooring, new carpet, tile
floors, picturesque windows, 60x40 shop w/
office & stove, barn, woodshed and storage shed.
Price Reduced $309,000
28690: 1+/- acres, on paved Co Rd 71 w/
electricity & phone along road, wildlife,
trees, native grasses, quiet & views of
mountains & valley. Price $9,750
29140: Beautiful Mountain Home. Vinyl siding,
metal roof, upper & lower decks, three heat
sources, 2 car garage w/workshop, park-like
yard, in the Pines! PRICE REDUCED
$215,000 $199,500. $179,500.
29020: RESTORATION COMPLETE: 2 Bed/1
Bath home w/new: windows, electrical wiring,
restored hardwood floors, cabinets & countertop,
fixtures & appliances. REDUCED: $119,000
$115,000.
29660: ALTURAS EXCELLENCE: 2,595 SQ/
FT, 3 bdrm/2 bath, family home, large pantry,
oak cabinets, three heat sources, attached 2 car
garage, & exceptional views. Price Reduction!
$305,000 $285,000.
29540: Quaint 3 bed 1 bath 1238 sq/ft home in
town on 3 lots with shop/garage, shed,
landscaped in surprise valley. Price $143,800.
PRICE REDUCED $134,900 $118,000
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REALTOR®
28870: 15 acres in Warm Springs Estates.
Domestic water well, estimated yield 50
GPM, is on site. Power & phone fronts Co
Rd. Price: $59,500
28950: 17.78+/- acres, one room cabin, off
the grid, new domestic well & septic system.
Property borders Modoc National Forest &
Goose Lake. Price $149,000
29010: 20 ACRES, SPECTACULAR Mt.
Shasta & Warner Mt. views, power/phone at
road. Bring the horses; good pasture & farm
land. Invest in your future by buying the
best! Price $39,500
29030: 160 ACRES, NATURAL SPRING.
Surrounded by public lands. Spectacular
360°° views, known for antelope & mule
deer, ideal for the outdoor enthusiast, with 4
wheel drive access. Price $89,000 $64,000
We offer professional real estate, auction, & property management services. Our listings
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