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128 Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter LETTERS, from page 11B From the beginning, our mayor has shown a distinct lack of morals, ethics 'or corn- owners like myself who actu- passion. I say this because in ally rely on these nights to the very first rate hike meet- put foodon our tables. I think ing in April it was made it was a selfish move toclear that tenants in Portola change your date, placing would have no say in the your event in direct competi- matter at all. What kind of tion with businesses in your democracy is it where only community. While I support the "landed gentry" has a your fundraising efforts, I voice? While collecting cannot support this decision, protest signatures from prop- James Huffmonerty owners (over 200 in one Quincy week), my friends and I col- lected around 300 signatures First step from renters who just wanted In our current economic avoice inthe process. times of inflation, high un- The way the rate increase employment and survival on was passed was unethical if fixed incomes, I am appalled not downright sleazy. It at Mr. Wilson's response to seems only the council-- and the ad hoc committee and the not even all of them -- had a citizens of our community, clue that the rates would be PUBLIC NOTICES FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NO, 2011-0000193 (Expires: 8/9/2016) The following porson(s) is/are doing business as: Portola Paint & Body. Business Address: 73826 South Delleker Road, Portola, CA 96122; County of Plumas, (530) 832-5030. Mailing Address: PO Box 1006, Portola, CA 96122. Linda J. Nestegard, 801 Meadow Way, Portola, CA 96122; Ray A. Nestegard, 801 Meadow Way, Portola, CA 96122; This business is conducted by: Husband and Wife. The registrant(s) commenced to transact business under the above name(s) on 4/15/1985. Signed: Linda Nestegard. This statement was filed in the office of the County Clerk of Rumas County on the date indicated below: Filed: August 9, 2011. Kathy Williams, County Clerk By: Laura L. Foster, Deputy Published FRB, IVR, PR, CP Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21, 2011 INVITATION TO BID INDIAN VALLEY HEALTH CARE DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received by the Indian Valley Health Care District (the "District") at its mailing address, 184 Hot Springs Road, Greenville, California, 95947 or by fax at the District's fax number, 530-284-6573. All bids must be received by the District by noon, November 18, 2011, at which time bids will be publidy opened and read for the following: OFFERS TO PURCHASE IMPROVED REAL PROPERTY The District iS soliciting offers to~ purchase certain improved real property (the "Surplus Property"), consisting of the former Indian Valley Hospital ("Hospital") located at 184 Hot Springs Road, Greenville, California, 95947, excluding that cedain area located immediately north of the former Hospital maintenance building, which is reserved for use as a heliport (the "Heliport"), and which remains in usa to airlift patients from the com- munity to hospitals outside of the Greenville area. Offers to purchase the Surplus Property shall include an agreement to rede- velop the Surplus Property in a mariner con- sistent with permissible land uses. Minimum acceptable bid is $ 475,000. Additional terms and conditions of the sale, if any, are available at the District offices at the address stated above. The Surplus Property will be sold on an =as- is" basis only. Additional information and/or arrangements to inspect the Surplus Property may be made by contacting Guy McNett, Chairman of the District Board of Directors at (530) 284-6526. Proposers are encouraged to make such investigation as they deem appropriate to fully inform them- selves as to the condition of the property and its suitability for the Proposer's intended use. Bids will be examined and reported to the Board of Directors of the District. The Board of Directors reserves the right to waive any irregularities or informalities in any bid or in the bidding procedure. The District may reject any and all bids, in its sole discretion. Published LCT Aug. 30, Sept. 6, 13, 20, 2011 Published FRB, IVR, PR, CP Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21, 2011 The registrant(s) commenced to transact business under the above name(s) on 8/24/2011. Signed: James R. Huffmon Jr. This statement was filed in the office of the County Clerk of Plumas County on the date indicated below: Filed: August 24, 2011. Kathy Williams, County Clerk By: Laura L. Foster, Deputy Published FRB, IVR, PR, CP Sept. 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NO. 2011-0000204 (Expires: 8/25/2016) The following person(s) is/are doing business as: Swans Climbing Pros. Business Address: 143 Daisy Lane, Quincy, CA 95971; Cou~y of Plumas, (530) 283- 1933. Mailing Address: 143 Daisy Lane, Quincy, CA 95971• Jason Swan, 143 Daisy Lane, Quincy, CA 95971. This business is conducted by: Individual. The registrant(s) commenced to transact business under the above name(s) on 8/25/2011. Signed: Jason Swan. This statement was filed in the office of the County Clerk of Plumas County on the date indicated below: Filed: August 25, 2011. Kathy Williams, County Clerk By: Sue Cliff, Deputy Published FRB, IVR, PR, CP Sept. 7, 14, 21,28, 2011 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NO. 2011-0000205 (Expires: 8/26/2016) The folk~wing person(s) is/are doing business as: Roper's and Wild West Yogurt. Business Address: 5 Main Street, Quincy, CA 95971; County of Plumas, (530) 283-4677. Mailing Address: PO Box 3921, Quincy, CA 95971. Kathe Roper, 5379 Snake Lake Road, Quincy, CA 95971; Ken Roper, 5379 Snake Lake Road, Quincy, CA 95971. This business is conducted by: Husband and Wife. The registrant(s) commenced to transact business Under the above name(s) on 8/26/2011. Signed: Ken Roper. This statement was filed in the office of the County Clerk of Plumas County on the date indicated below: Filed: August 26, 2011. Kathy Williams, County Clerk By: Sue Clift, Deputy Published FRB, IVR, PR, CP Sept. 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 Snow removal proposals sought Notice to Contractors Request for Snow Removal Proposals The Plumas Unified School District is seek- ing proposals for snow removal for the 2011- 2012 winter season. Separate contracts are sought for Chester area, Greenville area, Taylorsville El., Portola area, Quincy area. Contracts may be awarded for separate school sites. Contractors wishing to submit proposals must list the following. Contractors License, Insurance ($1,000,000•00) Liability and Workers Comp. Equipment available and hourly pricing for each. Hourly pdcing for shoveling and snow- Abandons business name blower. STATEMENT OF Contract award will be based upon experi- ABANDONMENT OF USE OF ence, available equipment and pricing. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME DVBE Contractors are encouraged to submit The following persons have abandoned the proposals. use of the Fictitious Business Name: Roper's Please submit proposals to Mr. David Horses. Putnam, 50 Church Street, Quincy, CA. Business Address: 231 West Main Street, 95971, or fax to 530-283-6539, email dput- Quincy, CA 95971; County of Plumas, (530) nam@pcoak12.caos. Phone for confirma- 283-2178. Ken Roper, 3012 Clear Crack Road, Quincy, tion of receipt at 530-283-6546 x 103. September Proposals must be received by 27, 201t. Published FRB, IVR, PR, CP Sept. 14, 21, 2011 CA 95971; Kathe Roper, 3012 Clear Creek Road, Quincy, CA 95971. This business was conducted by Husband and Wife. Original Fictitious Business Name File Number: 2007-0000297. Original Filing Date: 9/20/2007. Began Transacting Business: 9/20/2007. Signed: Ken Roper This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Plumas County on date indicated below. Filed: August 26, 2011. Kathy Williams, County Clerk By: Sue Cliff, Deputy Published FRB, IVR, PR, CP Sept. 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NO. 2011-0000201 (Expires: 8/24/2016) The following person(s) is/are doing business as: Prostar Plumbing. Business Address: 395 Main Street, Quincy, CA 95971; County of Plumas, (916) 871- 4569. Mailing Address: 395 Main Street, Quincy, CA 95971. James R. Huffmon Jr., 395 Main Street, Quincy, CA 95971. This' business is conducted by: Individual. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NO. 2011-0000209 (Expires: 9/9/2016) The following person(s) is/are doing business as: Vaiu Wide Discounts. Business Address: 15 W Sierra St., Portola, CA 96122; County of Plumas. Mailing Address: 15 W Sierra St., Portola, CA 96122. Lisa Rode, 824 Marsh Ave., Reno, Nev. 895O9; William Rode, 824 Marsh Ave., Reno, Nev. 89509. This business is conducted by: Husband and Wife. The registrant(s) commenced to transact business under the above name(s) on 9/9/2011. Signed: William Rode. This statement was filed in the office of the County Clerk of Rumas County on the date indicated below: Filed: September 9, 2011. Kathy Williams, County Clerk By:. Tina Awbrey, Deputy Published FRB, IVR, PR, CP Sept. 21, 28, OCt. 5, 12, 2011 put to a vote, or that the ad other alternative is Lake hoc committee, which wasDavis water. It has been poi- seeking more reasonable so- soned twice with rotenone lutions, would be disbanded and other toxins. Rotenone at the council meeting, has been linked to Parkin- Those that voted to imple- son's disease. Potassium per- ment the rate increase failed manganate, a source of brain- completely to recognize the damaging manganese, is also rights of nearly haft the citi- used. zens to have a voice. Mayor W ilson has made It should be noted that if statements like "If the city you can't pay your bill and went back on Lake Davis wa- your water is shut off, your ter, one out of three children house can be condemned as would get autism,' and "If the uninhabitable and you can city stays on well water, one be forced to move whether out of four people will die." you own the house or not. So Wilson's comments illustrate you don't get a say in how the dismal options for water much you can afford to pay resources. Other dismal ter- ror water, and you can be- erences show human cancer come homeless if you can't risk, dementia, fatal brain pay! disease, birth defects and Recalling Mr. Wilson won't chi.ldren's behavior disorder solve the whole problem, but related to toxins used in I think it's a positive first chemical treatments to eradi- step. Please join in, recall catefish. Wilson and vote for someone Eastern Plumas County is who understands and is just one site of a state's ef- grounded in reality. Let's forts to eradicate non-native save our beautiful home-invasive species of fish. Cali- town. fornia's pure drinking water PhilOelswas poisoned in 1997 and Portola2007. The economic gain was greater than the environ- Safe water ment or human health con- Having safe water without cerns. Montana is now fol- health issues has been a ma- lowing California's lead by jor concern of Mayor Wilson. poisoning a healthy environ- It has been an issue for the ment to produce their fa- leadership of the city of Pot- vorite westslope cutthroat. tola for years. At times two They kill everything else. on-line city wells have had This alternative must be unacceptable levels of ar- stopped. The alternative that senic. These standards are was never considered by the not 100 percent safe. The California Department of Fish and Game is habitat al- teration. The National Habi- tat Action Plan was devel- oped to save and to maintain a diversity of fish. It designs or restores an ecosystem. Trout Unlimited was a major contributor to the plan. We • need our local health agen- cies to help in determining the health impacts on our residents. Please let them know if you are concerned! Larry F. Douglas Portola Respectful comment Thanks to Andy Johnston for respectfully commenting on my letter. My letters of Aug.' 31 and Sept. 7 described the history of positive results of supply-side economics, and Keynesian poor results. Andy did not dispute that, but he is correct I did not comment on why Democrats came to trust government more than Republicans. I will here. First I will add that the 300-word limit on letters does not allow complete analysis of one topic, let alone related topics. The desire to tax corpora- tions and "the rich" more to fuel bigger government and redistribute wealth traces back to Karl Marx. Marx was not an evil man; in fact I be- Plumas County equals 124 per officer. How is this fair? This is seven times the expo- sure. We go to Newport Beach on vacation and see two CHP be- fore we get out of Plumas County and only two more in 350 miles. On Sept. 4 we go to the Rib Cook-Off in Reno and coming home at 5 p.m. we see one CHP two miles from the border, one at Vinton and one in Portola -- three in 30 miles. In Chico on Sept. 10 all day long no CHP in town any- where and only one on the highway. I had a meeting in downtown Quincy at 8 a.m. and I saw the CHP make the downtown loop six times in 30 minutes. OMGI They just d0n'tget it, do they? Art Vieira Quincy SURREAL, from page lOB editor, her reaction was the same as mine. 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That explains the "stupid" part. Another problem is power brokering: You vote for mine and I'll vote for yours. Bills are not examined as to their individual merits, but be- come a package deal, a poker chip in a political game rather than serious laws with repercussions to others. Security Disability even if you've been previously denied. Any reason may qualify: accident, mental or physical illness, on-the-job or off-the- job injury. Laws are being tightened. Qualified representation is critical. Disability Associates can take your case to every level, including court. Call for FREE consultation Now, you have a situation sioned as the army to over- where groups of bills, each throw aristocracies and pri- with promises attached to rate ownership. When revo- lutions failed in 1848, heother bills, can get passed in record time, without anyone came up with progressivism, having to waste much time Progressives, like Marx, are generally good people intend- pondering whether they are good laws otxnot-good laws. ing to make things better and Such efficiency|:~ ~c sometimes they do. I have a couple of house- (775) 825- 1616 [ violenceUni°n workersin the WhOl8O0sriskedare tocleaningoffer tohints I wouldlawmakers wholike some of my heroes. Child la- envision a future for the de- ;} EE 1-877-832-87571 laws, a 40-hour work- se habla espaSol ] week and industrial safety mocratic process. The first is: something in, are to their credit. Withoutsomething out. I developed DISABILITY ASSOCIATES / worker representation today, this philosophy in order to employers would again be keep my belongings, especial- Flanigan-Leavitt Loma Linda University School of Dentistry honors graduate tempted to exploit workers. Just as there are bad bosses, there are also bad workers. I am for union representation, but an anti-business alliance between union leadership and progressive Democrats has killed millions of jobs and prevents job creation. A pro-business environment will restore job creation. Gene Kailing Portola Bad at math. After reading the paper these last few weeks about the CHP meetings, it seems to boil down to a few prob- lems. I have heard from many people that have been stopped having a designated driver after dark. What were they doing wrong? Nothing. It seems that our CHP and our elected officials are bad at math. They want the amount of CHP to stay the same. Carpenter says he has 23 officers. Twenty thousand cars in Nevada County a day equals 870 cars per officer. Three thousand cars in New patients, children & emergencies welcome (530) 283-1119 call today for a consultation 431 W. Main St., Quincy • Crowns in oneday • Safe, proven IV sedation • Latest technology reduces discomfort, improves aesthetics ly clothing, usable and mini- mal. A closetful of clothing that doesn't fit isn't useful and neither are libraries full of laws that don't meet our needs. Don't even bring a new law to the Legislature until you also find one that needs to be deleted. This will have the effect of cleaning out our legal codes at the same time that one moves forward with laws that are hopefully-- better, cleaner and more easi- ly understood. The second is: one thing at a time. Lawmakers ought to be discouraged thoroughly from multi-tasking as they are very bad at it. The first priority ought to be passing a budget, as a budget, !ogi- cally, sets the parameters for everything else. If there is any time left over, they can pass laws -- laws that every- one votes on, reviews, pon- ders, investigates and passes only when they seem truly wise and needed. And only then, when a bill has been voted on and passed by both houses, can a new law come under consideration before them. That ought to slow • them down. There is a corollary to this plan for responsible law- making. I'm not sure when the law, meant to protect us from one another, took up the challenge of protecting us from ourselves, but we must stop thinking that laws can do that. They can't. It's time we be the "adults" we claim to be and take respon- sibility for our own actions. And that means that if some motorcyclist refuses to wear a helmet because he loves the feel of the wind blowing through his hair and bugs splatting against his forehead, then so be it. But if his naked head meets up with a stubborn and sta- tionary tree, he shouldn't pretend that he didn't know the consequences.