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David and Florence Price, of David Price Jeweler, are lending their support to the Lake Almanor
Elks Lodge Christmas Angel Program by maintaining a food contribution barrel in their business.
Chairperson Kay Alcorn said, "The increased need of families within our communities has
required us to seek additional assistance this year." She said the program would serve 21 families
and 38 children in the communities of Chester, Westwood and Greenville this season. While the
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Wolf Creek 4-H Club lead- Lodge on the corner of Main
ers and members will host Street and Highway 89.
an outdoor decoration-mak- The town will be decked
ing event Saturday, Dec. 3, out just in time for a new
at 11 a.m. event, Festival of Trees,
Hot chocolate, coffee and slated forSaturday, Dec, 10.
baked goodies will be pro- The festival will include
vided to those who come caroling; pictures with San-
and help make pine boughta; vendors of crafts, jewel-
decorations for the town. ry and baked goodies; and a
Any unwanted Christmas holiday dinner hosted by
decorations are welcome, as American Legion Post 568.
well. For more information, call
Worktables will be set up the Indian Valley Chamber
under the eaves of the Sierra of Commerce at 284-6633.
lodge also has a barrel, the
committee felt having another
barrel in a local business
would give members of the
community easier donation
access. Photo by M. Kate West
Evergreen Market employee Rhonda Isitt
Holidays campaign, an annual drive to fill
Supporting the Indian Val-
ley Food Pantry can be as
easy as spending an extra $10
on your next shopping trip to
Evergreen Market in
Greenville.
Shoppers can buy $10 bags
of food for the pantry, which
are actually filled with $20
worth'of groceries.
Owners and employees of the
market and 20 other IGA food
stores in the western United
prepares grocery bags for the Help Fight Hunger for the
shelves at the Indian Valley Food Pantry. Photo submitted
= •
States have launched their an-
nual "Help Fight Hunger for
the Holidays" campaign.
The Help Fight Hunger
campaign is designed to
leverage IGA's national
"Hometown Heroes" pro-
gram by encouraging shop-
pers to support their local
food pantries.
Nutritious food items in the
bags include apple juice, pas-
ta, spaghetti sauce, macaroni
I
and cheese, canned vegeta-
bles, seasonings and cereal.
The convenience and gro-
cery-matching feature of this
campaign enabled stores to
generate more than 18 tons of
groceries for local food banks
in 2010.
The retailers hope to ex-
ceed that amount of support
this year. The IGA Help
Fight Hunger campaign runs
through Sunday, Dec. 20.
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The Lake Almanor Elks Lodge contributes $1,000 to the Christmas Angel Program Nov. 22. Chairperson Kay Alcorn and her
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committee were extremely thankful for the generous donation -- it allows them to brighten the lives of many families within the
community. Back from left: Exalted Ruler Steve DeWitt, Dave Alcorn, Alice Ross, Marlene Bollinger, Jane Scott, Suzie Henise, Dave
Henise, Dave Hudson and Si Bollinger. Front from left: Pat Mahaffey, Kay Alcorn and Laura Travis. Photo by M. Kate West
M. Kate West chaired and operated by the
Chester Editor wives of lodge members, is in
chesternews@plumasnews.com its sixth season of giving.
"The Christmas Angel Project
The Lake Almanor Elks goes beyond giving toys for
Lodge No. 2626 hosted its children; we provide them
monthly family night dinner with boots, gloves and jackets.
Tuesday, Nov. 22, and used We also deliver a Christmas
the occasion to make a $1,000 dinner basket to the families,"
contribution to the Christmas chairwoman Kay Alcorn said.
Angel Program. She said the gift baskets to
This program, which is families include such items as
PUBLIC NOTICE
Pioneer Road, interest thereon of the obligation secured by
Greenville property sale the property to be sold and reasonable esti-
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE mated costs, expenses and advances at the
No. 063-46408 time of the initial publication of the Notice of
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF Sale is: $151,034.77.
TRUST, DATED August 09, 2004, UNLESS In addition to cash, the Trustee will accept
YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR cashier's checks drawn on a state or national
PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC bank, a check drawn by a state or federal
SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF credit union, or a check drawn by a state or
THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING federal savings and loan association, sevings
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A association, or savings bank specific in
LAWYER. Section 5102 of the Financial Code and
NOTICE is hereby given that CAL-SIERRA authorized to do business in this state.
TITLE COMPANY, a California corporation, Said sale will be made, but without covenant
as trustee, or successor trustee or substitut- or warranty express or implied regarding title,
ed trustee pursuant to the Deed of Trust exe- possession or encumbrances, to satisfy the
cuted by LES LINDNER and HEATHER indebtedness secured by said Deed of Trust
LINDNER, HUSBAND AND WIFE, Recorded with interest as provided therein, and the
on August 20, 2004 as Instrument No. 2004-: unpaid principal balance of the Note secured
8575 of Official Records in the office of the by said Deed of Trust with interest thereon as
County Recorder of Plumas County, provided in said Note, fees, charges and
California, and pursuant to the Notice of expenses of the trustee and the trusts crest-
Default and Election to Sell thereunder ed by said Deed of Trust.
recorded August 10, 2011 as Instrument No. This notice is sent for the purpose of collect-
2011-4805 of Official Records ofseid County, ing a debt. Cal-Sierra Trtle Company is
WILL SELL ON December 22, 2011 at 10:00 attempting to collect a debt on behalf of the
AM. AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE OF CAL- holder and owner of the note. Any information
SIERRATITLE COMPANY LOCATEDAT295 obtained or provided to this Company or to
MAIN STREET, QUINCY, CA 95971 AT PUB- the creditor will be used for that purpose.
LIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER If the Trustee is unable to convey title or if the
FOR CASH (payable althe time of sale in sale is set aside for any reason, the success-
lawful money of the United States), all right ful bidder/purchaser at the sale shall be enti-
title and interest conveyed to and now held by fled only to receive a return of the monies
it under said Deed of Trust in the property sit- paid to the Trustee and said successful bid.
uated in said County and State hereinafter der/purchaser shall have no further recourse
described: AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN against the Lender/Mortgagee or Trustee.
THE ABOVE MENTIONED DEED OF TRUSTOR OR RECORD OWNER: LES
TRUST. LINDNER and HEATHER LINDNER
The property address and other common DATED: November23, 2011
designation, if any, of the real property CAL,SlERRA TITLE COMPANY, as sa!d
descrihed above is purported to be: 17495 Trustee,
Pioneer Road, Greenville, CA 95947 BY: DAVID O. WlNDLE, PRESIDENT
The Assessor's Parcel No. is 111-223-005 Trustee's Address and Telephone No.: 295
The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liabil- MAIN STREET, QUINCY, CA 95971; (530)
ity for any incorrectness of the property 283-0700
address and other common designation, if Published IVR
any shown herein. Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, 2011
The total amount of the unpaid balance with
milk, eggs, bread, pancakeThe deadline to make a food
mix and hot cocoa in addition donation is Dec. 10. The pro-
to the standard Christmas gram has a food barrel within
dinner food staples. Thus, the the lodge itself and inside
basket provides families with David Price Jeweler.
an additional breakfast meal Exalted Ruler Steve DeWitt,
and snacks, who presented the committee
This year, the number of with the check, said the fund-
families served has increased ing for the donation came
to 21 and the children to 38. from three sources.
As a result, the Christmas An- "A portion of the funds came
gel Program is reaching out from the lodge itself, another
to the community, from the Elks National Foun-
Community members may dation (ENF) and the last piece
render their support to the from the annual Wheel Around
program by making either Lake Almanor (WALA) event,"
cash or food contributions, he said. The ENF and WALA
Cash contributions should are associated with the lodge,
be mailed to: Lake Almanor but each entity maintains its fi-
Elks Lodge No. 2626, Attn: nancesseparately.
Christmas Angel Project, P.O. He also said continuing"
Box 1329, Chester, CA 96020. community support has al-
Alcorn requests that food do- lowed the program to expand
nations be of the non-perish- assistance into the three com-
able variety: canned vegeta- munities of Chester, West-
bles and fruits, boxes of stuff- wood and Greenville.
ing, pancake mixes and cereals This year, Santa Claus and
-- basically, any food that does his helpers will make their
not require refrigeration, deliveries Dec. 17.
Loca irdighter
Randy Beck
with
Christopher Mehne
author of
"FIRELINES A Memoir
of Wildland Fire Fighting"
Sparkle evening
Fri., Dec. 2 • 5-8pm
Refreshments &
Drawing to win books
Open Sun 12-4pm
373 W. Main St., Quincy
www.283book.com
(530) 283-BOOK (2665)
Mon-Sat lOam to 6pm