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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011 13B ~ Democrats host health care forum Sept. 15 Despite passage of the Patient Protection and Af- fordable Care Act (PPACA) in 2010, questions and contro- versy still surround the issue of health care in the United States. "Health care woes still trouble America," said Trish Taylor, chairwoman of the Plumas County Democratic Central Committee. "We be- lieve the issue is so signifi- cant that the community would benefit from a serious discussion of what the act does and does not accomplish and how it applies to all of US." Taylor invites all members of the community to attend a panel discussion at the Veterans' Hall Thursday, Sept. 15, at 6:30 p.m. A ques- tion and answer session will follow the discussion. Sponsored by the Plumas Democrats, the discussion will feature presentations by three health professionals who are members of the Chico Chapter of the Butte County Health Care Coalition and the California Physi- cians Alliance. The purpose of the group is to educate communities on key issues of health care reform, including promotion of a single-payer health care system. Ken Logan is a doctor who completed medical school at the University of Southern California after serving in the U.S. Navy. He has worked in clinics, as well as group and solo practice for many years. He is an active mem- ber of the Chico Chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program, California. Paul O'Rourke-Babb, FNP, is a long-term resident and health care provider in the Butte County area. He is ac- tive in the Butte C~unty Health Care Coalition, as well as the Chico Chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program, California. Tom Reed, MA, MPA, has been employed in the fields of human service and education in the Butte County area for more than 30 years. Reed founded the Butte County Plumas Arts receives grant for school art education The California Arts Coun- cil announced last week that Plumas Arts has received an "Artists in Schools" grant for the 2011-12 school and fiscal year. The "Artists in Schools" program from the state's arts agency is designed to support pro- fessional teaching artists in residency activities in classrooms and after school programs. Plumas Arts in Quincy will provide in-school, hands-on art workshops for K - 6 stu- dents at Chester Elementary, Greenville Elementary, Quincy-Pioneer Elementary and C. Roy Carmichael Ele- mentary. The organization received $9,000 in funding. There are 135 arts organiza- tions that received "Artists in Schools" grants to help bring music, theater, dance, visual arts and related arts to children statewide during the 2011-12 school year. "The arts are crucial to a student's educational de- velopment and especially enhance the essential life and career skills of creativity and imagination," said Craig Wat- son, director of the California Arts Council. "Our agency supports standards-based arts education through the Artists in Schools program so pro- fessional teaching artists can enhance the imagination and creativity of our state's school-age children." Music, theater, dance and the visual arts are at the core of these standards-based teaching artists residencies that will engage students from different socio-economic backgrounds in positive artistic expression. Examples of residencies vary from robust music programs to public-art pro- jects that involve students and members of the commu- nity to theater training and Tea party has speaker Ptumas-$ierr~Tea'Part)~ Pati~iots will hold a meeting Saturday, Sept. 10, 7 - 8:30 p.m. at the Graeagle fire hall. The special guest speaker will be Leonard Semas, teacher of constitutional studies in Carson City, Nev. Semas is the publisher and editor of the Sierra Sage, a monthly electronic magazine with a readership of 20,000 in northern Nevada and subscribers in all 50 states. He is the author of "Reason, Justice and Common Sense." He is also a part-time in- structor at Western Nevada College and a frequent guest speaker on topics of politics, current events and America's founding principles. In celebration of Constitu- tion Day Sept. 17, Semas will give an overview of the Decla- ration of Independence and how that document was the genesis of the Constitution. Everyone is invited to attend meetings of this non- partisan group. For more information, con- tact Bill and Lynn Desjardin at 832-0600, Sandy and Dave Hopkins at 823-2310, or email PTPpatriots@wildblue.net. public performances. The organizations receiv- ing funding are in two categories: teaching-artists residency activity, or plan- ning grants. There are 129 organizations that will receive funding to bring professional teaching artists to in-school and after-school settings, and six organiza- tions will receive planning grants designed to assist the arts organization and,school partner to plan a course of action and strategies to incor- porate arts into the class- room and community. The total amount allocated for the 2011-12 Artists in Schools program is $1.1 million. For more information about Plumas Arts, visit plumasarts.org. Arts organizations or school administrators in- terested in information about the "Artists in Schools" pro- gram may contact Wayne Cook, arts education admin- istrator and coordinator, at wcook@cac.ca.gov or (916) 322-6344. Great Value, Great Results. Up-to-the-minute. forecast and road conditions at plumasnews.com It Pays To Be Prepared Make sure your insurance coverage is ul~-to- date and reflects current property values. It's also a good idea to compile an inventory of your home's content with photos for insurance purposes. Call today for more information. ffJ Flanigan-Leavitt lrtsur~:mce Agency, tnc. QUINCY SUSANVILLE P.O. Box 3556 608 Main Street 400 West Main Street Susanville, CA 96130 Quincy, CA 95971 530.257. 7291 530.283.1112 www.flaniganleavitt com fax: 866.781.3110 CA License 0E05639 NV License 17793 REND 6190 Mae Anne Ave. Suite #1 Reno, NV 89523 Health Care Coalition in 1991 and currently serves on its board of directors. In explaining why the local Democrats are hosting the forum, Taylor notes, "At the national level, the ad- vances in best practices, affordability and access that the PPACA was meant to secure for Americans are now challenged by budget cuts and lawsuits. "We all know people who have no medical coverage. Temporary and part-time work does not come with benefits. Long-term unem- ployment during the current recession will see more of us go without health care," said Taylor. "Health care for all is a matter of human dignity and wellness," she added. "Healthy mothers raise healthy kids with eager minds. As employees and business owners, healthy adults are able to be more productive. And, frankly, it's in the national interest to have a health); population. "The Plumas County Demo-', cratic Central Committee is committed to bringing in- formed discussion to the] community on subjects that" matter to Americans living' in Plumas County. It is not enough to be engaged. Voters need to have accurate" knowledge. We want to bring: this extremely vital issue to the forefront of community ! discussion." For more information, go to plumascountydemocrats.org. ROUND VALLEY RESERVOIR DAY USE PICNIC AI: EA 3 MILES WEST OF Hideaway Rd. Off Hwy 89 in Greenville KIDS 12 SEPTE 8 Years and Younger MBER I0, 2011 am to II am PRIZES FOR Al .L BLUE IGILL * 'FISHING DERBY FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL BRIGITTE @ 284-7130 Sponsored by Plumas NF Mt. Hough RD ............ + + .: ",~.~ ~: .... . ~ + "¢1 ~ +.+ . ~ := = + r ' " : +' " : " , . : , PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLISHED DELINQUENT LIST I. Julle While, Plumas County Tax Collector, Stale of California. certify that: Notice is hereby given that the real properties listed below were declared to be in tax default at 5pm on June 30, 2005. by operation of law. ;)ursuant to Revenue arid Taxation Code section 3436. The declaration of default was due to non-payment of the total amount due for the taxes, assessmen,s and other charges levied in 2007-08 which were a lien on the listed real property. Tax-defaufled real property may be redeemed by payment of all unpaid taxes and assessments together with the additional penalties and fees, as Prescribed by law, or may he redeemed under an Ir~tallmen, plan of redemption. If the taxea remain unoaid after June 30, 2013, the property will be subject to sale at public auction. The amount to redeem, Including all penaJtkm and fo4m, Is of September 30, 2011. is shown oppcelte the parcel number and next to the name of the essessee, All information concerning redemption of tax-defaulted properly wffi be furnished, upon request, by Julle White, Plumes County Tax Collocfor, PO Box 17~, Quincy, CA 95071, telephone number (530) 283-6260, emall pcttc@countyofplumas.com. PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANAI~N The Assessor's Parcel Number (APN), when used to desodhe property in this list, refers to the assessor's map book, the map page. the block on the map (if applicable), and the individual parcel on the map page o¢ in the tY, ock The assessor's maps and further explanation Of the parcel numbering system are available in the assessor's office, AMOUNT ASSESSOR'S ASSESSED OWNER DUE PARCEL NO. BY 9/30/2011 126-125-004-000 AIELLO FRANK R & BEVERLY H/W $ 913.93 126-281-002.000 AMOS PETER U & LOUISE C TRUSTEE ETAL $ 6,163.90 116-172-009-000 ARJIL FOUNDATION $ 5,937.93 113-081-054-000 AZEVEDO EDWARD JOSEPH & SUSAN ELAINE H/W $ 7,05720 112-320-015-000 AZORES DEVELOPMENT INC A NV CORP $ 2,910.90 112-320-019-000 AZORES DEVELOPMENT INC h NV CORP $ 2.910.90 112-320-020-000 AZORES DEVELOPMENT INC A NV CORP $ 2,885.54 112-320-021.000 AZORES DEVELOPMENT INC A NV CORP $ 2.885.54 126-270-022-000 BAKER WANDA L TRUSTEE $ 3,154.79 115-271-008-000 BALLARD STEPHEN L $ 1,698.56 125-210-,001-000 BERNARDI MICHAEL $ 701,46 126-189-001-000 BERNARDI MICHAEL E $ 522.20 110-064-022-000 BLEVINS DONALD & DIANA.H/W $ 1,508.18 125-261-011-000 BOSKOVICH BARBARA JEAN & MICHAEL R,H/W $ 1.392.86 108-330-006-000 BROWN CHRIS MATTHEWV $ 4,013.69 108-330-007-000 BROWN CHRIS MATTHEW $ 4.264.70 125-301-014-000 BRUMIT ROBERT J $ 5.055.23 110-200-001-000 CANNIZZARO LORI A $ 600.11 104-363-001-000 CARROLL RICHARD W & SHIRLEY E TRUSTEE ETAL $ 10,892.04 131-110-018-000 CASTRO FERDINAND N & RHODORA D HNV $ 4,831.52 125-169-007-000 CATALINA MICHAEL W & MARITZA HNV $ 185.31 011-224-007-000 CHEECHOV DAVID W & SHELLEY K ~ $ 2.666.39 125-420-029-000 CHRISTENSEN ROBERT L ETAL $ 7 Ig&,59 126-122-004-000 CRAIG LEONARD O JR & GEORGIA H/W $ 1,105.81 125.392-009-000 CREASEY DONALD & MICHELLE HNV $ 3,148.81 116-192-007-000 DABNER LAURINDA KAYE ETAL $ 1,864.83 145-140-007-000 DELIE DALE P & SAN AGUSTIN-DELIE LILY VI H/W $ 2,417.08 009-270-017-000 DICKSON ERIC SET AL $ 2.780.91 126-171-008.000 DUKE RAWLAND KENT $ 1,396.82 001-180-012-000 DYER MANAGEMENT LLC $ 530.01 103-390-001-000 EQUITY TRUST CO FBO CUSTODIAN $ 5,448.68 131-200-027-000 ERWlN DENNIS C & GULMIRA B $ 1,745.10 531-262-020-506 EVANS MARGARET ETAL $ 464.74 531-262-020-524 EVANS MARGARET ETAL $ 464.74 104-382-002-000 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION $ 6.344.27 100-172-010-000 GALLAGHER PHILLIP M & JUDITH A ~ $ 751.91 125-040-028-.000 GARROD DAVE M & DEUSA HNV $ 2,586.71 104-251-026-000 GIBBS RYAN & JOSIE H/W $ 4,381.14 131-370-011-000 GOLD MOUNTAIN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION $ 4.595.04 113-270-012-000 GONZALES DANIEL J JR & BARBARA A ~ $ 5,335.04 100-161-020-000 GRC INC. $ 5,358.87 110-.033--001-000 GREATHOUSE ERIC H/W $ 2.234.42 129-122-006-000 GREEN CORLIS FAYE $ 3,407.74 110~340.016-000 GREGG ROGER & SULA $ 1,438.11 110-022.005-000 HAGERSTRAND 8TACY LEIGH ET AL $ 663.17 006-336-014.000 HARCHIS BARNEY W ETAL $ 22,640.36 113-090-011-000 HAYS CLARENCE & DORTHY $ 425.28 129-051-005-000 HILL DANIEL $ 5,311.57 116-300-004-000 HOLMES WENDY MARIE $ 7,236.77 116-300-035-000 HOLMES WENDY MARIE $ 3,835.59 116-300-036-000 HOLMES WENDY MARIE $ 768.22 123.'040-045-000 JOHNSON JOHNNIE RAY $ 967.33 125-271-002-000 KEOGH SCOTT T $ 2.294.64 010-260-005-000 LAMBDIN GEORGE A & JOANNE A H/W $ 1.689.67 016-260-007.000 LAMBDIN GEORGE A & JOANNE A H/W $ 1,705.42 010-280-009-000 LAMBDIN GEORGE A & JOANNE A H/W $ 1,531.10 016-260-013-000 LAMBDIN GEORGE A & JOANNE A H/W $ 1.686.8~ 01~260-017-000 LAMBDIN GEORGE A & JOANNE A H/W $ 1.686.81 103-410-022-000 LEBER BRETT A & DIANE $ 9,101.60 120-074-004-000 LINFORD AUSTON & TARA HNV $ 0,911.75 100-121-005-000 MC BURNEY KATHERINE L TRUSTEE $ 9.684.10 110-013-006-000 MC PHERSON AARON & SHELLIE H/W $ 2,352.15 131-270-023-000 NAKOMA ASSOCIATES LP $ 16&43 005-090-001-000 NEESER THOMAS E $ 495.89 005-000-005-000 NEESER THOMAS E $ 2,720.44 112-320-003.0(X) NEVIS SAUNDRA TRUSTEE $ 2,941.39 112-320-010-000 NEVIS SAUNDRA TRUSTEE $ 2,010.90 112-320-013-000 NEVIS SAUNDRA TRUSTEE $ 2,910.g0 112-320-023-000 NEVIS SAUNDRA TRUSTEE $ 2,885.54 002-120-019.000 NILMEYER LUCILLE $ 4,333.38 103-320-019-000 ORTIZ NORMAN ETAL $ 5.126.81 103-320-024-000 ORTIZ NORMAN ETAL $ 5,005.19 010-210-004-000 PADIA ROBERT S $ 1,297.73 103-370-003-000 PALMER TIM K $ 5,428.65 117-032-009-000 PENN ROSEMARIE E $ 5.936.06 125-320-003-000 PESINA REYNALDO $ 7.030.20 t04-292-001-000 PFLUM DAVID $ 3,565.28 010-060-106-000 PLUMAS BANK $ 13,536.41 t04-081-002-000 POLYCOMP TRUST COMPANY El" AL $ 18.809.83 010-230-0~ 6-000 REED GENEVIEVE,TRUSTEE $ 2,542.98 112-320-007-000 RIDGE BAR CORPORATION A NEVADA CORP '$ 2,910.g0 t 12-320-014-O00 RIDGE BAR CORPORATION A NEVADA CORP $ 2.910.gO 112-320-016-000 RIDGE BAR CORPORATION A NEVADA CORP $ 2,910.g0 112-320-015-000 RIDG E BAR CORPORATION A NEVADA CORP $ 2.910.90 126-022-011-000 ROSE RAYMOND & MARY BETH $ 6,336.09 125-411-007-000 ROSE THOMAS L Ill & LINDAH/W $ 2.218.02 004-350.002-000 ROT HLIN HANNAH $ 5.123.65 130-081-002-000 ROWE JEFFBEY T ETAL $ 8,789.46 140-033-001-000 SALEM GALE W $ 2,846.28 112-190-017.000 SANDOVAL CYNTHIA $ 3,854.06 117-031-004-000 SCHOTT AUGUST ,a. ET AL $ 2,823.87 002-250-006-502 SIERRA PACIFIC INDUSTRIES COMPANY $ 816.04 002-250-009-502 SIERRA PACIFIC INDUSTRIES COMPANY $ 590.71 002-270-004-502 SIERRA PACIFIC INDUSTRIES COMPANY $ 590.55 002-270-012-000 SIERRA PACIFIC INDUSTRIES COMPANY $ 1,317.50 125-.350-007.-000 SILVA RICKY P $ 5,029.82 126-085-004-000 SINGH ANGREJ & BAJWA DALBIR SINGH $ 11,435.34 116-320-040-000 SINGH RAJINDERPAL & KAUR NARINDER TRUSTEE $ 23.971.94 009-270-026-000 SMITH CARA $ 1,341.84 125-261-010-000 SMITH PEGGY L $ 1.323.27 011-223-006-000 SNYDER DAN E & KIM L ~ $ 1,852.44 112-320-008~00 SOUTHWESTERN BARRON INC A NV CORP $ 2.910.g0 112-320-009--000 SOUTHWESTERN BARRON INC A NV CORP $ 2.910.90 112-320-011-000 SOUTHWESTERN BARRON INC A NV CORP $ 2`910.g0 112-320-012.000 SOUTHWESTERN BARRON INC A NV CORP $ 2,910.90 126-281-006-000 STARK LOWELL & ELAINE R ~ $ 6,841.67 126-010-048-000 SW EETWATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 43,168.47 126-310-001-000 SWEETWATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 3,021.99 126-310-002-000 SWEE'rWATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 2,992.01 126-310-003-000 SWEETWATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 3,02~.01 126-310-005-000 SWEETWATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 3,282.97 126-310-006-000 SWEETWATER INVESTMENTS llC $ 3,200.50 126-310-007-000 SWEETWATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 3,202.39 126-310-008-000 SWEETWATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 3,327.47 126-310-010.000 SWEE'PHATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 3.535.67 126-310-011-000 SWEETWATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 4,042,91 126-310-012-000 SWE~ATER INVESTMENTS LLC $ 3.031.82 130-224-002-000 TAL TOMER & TERESA I-I/W $ 14.293.08 106-060-004-000 TOMS NICHOLAS C & KIMBERLY ~ $ 10,350.44 106-060-005-000 TOMS NICHOLAS C & KIMBERLY hWV $ 2,873.07 126-104-001-000 TUECKES ROBERT M & AMY C H/W $ 1.408.83 131-280-004-000 I:;URNER JOHN E & CAROL A $ 5,856.22 028-020--005-000 TURNER JOHN E & CAROL A H/W $ 20.253.82 131-150-009-000 TURNER JOHN E & CAROL A HA~ $ 5,168.24 131-21 D-006-000 TURNER JOHN E & CAROL A H/W $ 5.689.45 122-100-023-000 VALDEZ JON $ 4.287.14 122-100-024--000 VALDEZ JON $ 2.824.27 122-070-023-000 VALDEZ JON E $ 39,332.90 125-292-003-000 VAN ORDER MICHELLE El" AL $ 2,420.42 531-262-020-516 VANDERMATE JEFFERY L & TARA L HNV $ 361.19 028-060-016-000 VARGAS JOAQUIN A & SHEILA E $ 674.21 125-124-001-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE I-INV $ 3,311.42 126-124-002-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE ~ $ 1,429.20 125-126-006-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE H/W $ 1.200.60 125-127-007-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE H/W $ 468.29 126-127-008-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE H/W $ 468.29 126-128-009-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE HNV $ 327.22 125-128-010-O00 VERGARA JOE & JULIE HP4V $ 327.22 125-131-001-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE H/W $ 477.34 125-131-008-000 VERGARA JOE & JUUE H/W $ 459,24 125-132-001-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE I-I/1N $ 520.49 125-132.006-000 VERGARA JOE & JUUE H/W $ 843.52 125-133-O06-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE I-INV $ 593.66 125-136-001.000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE ~ $ 622.80 125-138-004-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE H/W $ 3,591.22 125-138-005-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE ~ $ 6,020.09 125-223-006-000 VERGARA JOE & JUUE H/W $ 601.59 125-223-007-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE H/W $ 601.59 125-226-001-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE H/W $ 1,287.53 125-226-003-000 VERGARA JOE & JUUE HNV $ 502.59 125-226-O04-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE H/W $ 502.89 125-226-005-000 VERGARA JOE & JULIE HNV $ 502.59 125-193-004-000 WARD BRYAN J & LESLIE A GILLMAN HAN $ 306.32 103-180-001-000 WARREN DAVID $ 8,712.67 126-023-002-000 WELDEN DONNIE E $ 2,061.55 010-120.024-000 WHIfF_BIRD DONALD & OBREGON SONIA HNV $ 1,310.72 102-121-001-000 WILSON IRIS M $ 671.38 123-330-012-000 YELLAND EDWARD V & BARBARA A H/W $ 5.051.82 010-300-003-000 YOUNGBLOOD SHERI LYNN $ 4.371.64 I certify or (declare) under penalty of perjury, that the foregoing i= true and eerroct. ad:~:::~l;MvOMA-S COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR, STATE OF CALIFORNIA Executed at Quincy, Plum=; County on August 23, 2011. 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