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Owens
Lake
project
moves
to new
phases
Continuing dust
mitigation work
could mean
employment
opportunities
By Jon Klusmire
Register Correspondent
After 15 years as the primary construction contractor
on the complex Owens Lake
Dust Mitigation Project,
Barnard Construction has
been replaced as the massive
project enters its final phases.
The Los Angeles
Department of Water and
Power announced recently
that international construction and engineering firm
OHL USA has won the contract to build Phase 9/10 of
the Owens Lake Project. OHL
USA submitted the winning
bid for the work, which has a
price tag of about $239 million dollars.
Barnard, based in
Bozeman, Mont., has been
working on the lake since
2000, and the company and
its employees have become a
well known and respected
part of the Lone Pine community. The firm has successfully bid, won and completed
contracts for seven separate
dust control and construction
projects on the lake, with a
total value of more than $400
million.
OHL USA is a relative newcomer to the California construction scene, having established an office in Irvine in
2013. However, Obrascón
Huarte Lain was founded in
Spain in 1911, and has grown
into a sprawling international
firm since. OHL Group ranks
31st among international
contractors, and ranks eighth
among Latin American builders, its website states. It
works in more than 30 counSee project E Page 5
INDEX
Calendar.......... 10
Classifieds........ 13
Faces................... 7
History.............. 18
Mtn. Report..17
Services.............. 2
TV Listings........ 10
Weather............. 2
QUOTE OF THE DAY
“ We must accept finite
disappointment, but never
lose infinite hope.”
– Martin Luther King Jr.
Copyright ©2016
Horizon Publications, Inc.
Vol. 146, Issue 1
House fire in Big Pine
Big Pine firefighters responded to a fire call at 5:14 p.m. Wednesday at 520 Cornell in
Big Pine for the report of a chimney fire that had spread to the attic of the house. Big
Pine Fire Chief Damon Carrington said approximately one-third of the attic was damaged by the fire, portions of the ceiling inside the house fell and firefighters had to vent
the roof to prevent the fire from spreading. Carrington said that no injuries resulted
from the fire. Assisting Big Pine was one engine from Bishop with seven personnel, and
a CalFire engine with four personnel stood by in Big Pine to cover medical calls.
Carrington noted that the three smoke alarms inside the house did not have batteries
and he urges everyone to make certain they have functioning smoke alarms.
Photo by Mike Chacanaca
SIH board hits ground running
Another
emergency
meeting is
planned for today
By Terrance Vestal
Managing Editor
The doors of Southern
Inyo Hospital are locked and
adorned with notices letting
anyone who goes there where
the nearest medical facility is
­– Bishop, Mammoth or
Ridgecrest.
Richard P. Fedchenko, who
was elected president by the
two other members of the
newly appointed board of
directors for the Southern
Inyo Healthcare District, said
Thursday that the clinic
remains open but because the
district remains in limbo for
now, uncertainty of area residents and district employees
abounds.
“People are concerned
about the future and their
jobs,” Fedchenko said.
Fedchenko, Jaque Hickman
and Mark Lacey where
appointed as the board of
directors quorum on Tuesday
by the Inyo County Board of
Supervisors and the three
held their first meeting on
Wednesday.
Hickman is the vice president of the board.
Fedchenko said on
Thursday that the board is
planning another emergency
meeting on Saturday. It was
tentatively scheduled for 10
a.m. but a venue that could
house the amount of people
expected to attend hadn’t
been determined as of press
time Thursday.
Fedchenko, whose background includes being a
research physicist, entrepreneur, business consultant,
professor and vice president
of strategy for 3D Systems,
also was appointed by his fellow board members to provide day-to-day administrative direction.
Thursday was his first day
on the job.
See board E Page 6
Guess who’s having
a birthday?
Meeting
planned
to organize Inyo
County’s
sesquicentennial
Register Staff
Inyo County is celebrating
its 150th birthday in 2016,
and is looking for volunteers,
history buffs, actors, artists,
writers and event organizers
to help get the party started,
and keep it going throughout
the year.
Planning for the upcoming
sesquicentennial celebration
is just beginning. Everyone
who has some ideas on how
to mark the anniversary, or is
interested in helping plan
events or programs, or has
suggestions about the kind or
See inyo E Page 6
South Main Street, Bishop, c. 1910, just 45 years after Inyo County was formed For more on the formation of the county, see page 18.
Courtesy Eastern California Museum
The Inyo Register
2 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2016 obituary Notices
Shirley Marie
Bourelle
1931 - 2015
On the evening of Nov. 26,
2015, Shirley Marie Bourelle
peacefully passed away in
her sleep surrounded by her
family in her home in Bishop,
Calif. She was 84 years old.
Shirley was born on Feb. 2,
1931, in Dayton, Ohio, to
Myrtle and Russell May. She
was the second of four children and the second daughter born.
While growing up in
Dayton and Celina, Ohio,
Shirley would meet and eventually marry the love of her
life, Robert Richard “Dick”
Bourelle, on Nov. 8, 1947.
Three and a half years later
in 1951 daughter, Rebecca
“Becky” was born and a year
later in 1952 son Michael
“Mike” was born. In 1959,
Shirley and Dick moved with
their young family to
Lynwood, Calif. In 1960, son
Brian and in 1969, son Steven
were added to the crew. After
many years of family camping and fishing trips to the
Sierra, Shirley, Dick and son
Steven moved to Bishop,
Calif., in 1986. Shirley worked
at Jack’s for many years and
became a favorite of locals
and tourists alike. In her time
off, you could often find
Shirley fishing and camping
around the Owen’s Valley
with her family. Every summer, Shirley and Dick would
pack up their trailer and head
up to Mono Village where
they would spend countless
weekends and holidays in
the place they loved most.
After retiring from Jack’s,
Shirley decided she was not
quite ready or cutout for the
retirement life and went to
work at Dwayne’s Friendly
Pharmacy where she once
again became a favorite of
locals and tourists. After
finally retiring in 2011,
Shirley became active in the
First
United
Methodist
Church as a Sunday school
teacher and a clerk at
Overflow Blessings. She was
also active in the NIH
Auxiliary.
Shirley was preceded in
death by the love of her life,
Dick
Bourelle,
parents,
Russell and Myrtle May,
brother Bob May, and greatgrandson Jacob Boyer. Shirley
is survived by sister, Martha,
brother, Russell “Uncle Vic,”
sisters-in-law, Jeanne, Jeanne,
and Nina Sue, daughter
Rebecca
“Becky,”
sons,
Michael “Mike” and wife,
Barbara, Brian and wife,
Panda, and Steven and wife,
Lynne, son (nephew) Norm
“Pat” and wife, Linda, grandchildren, Krista, Laura, Brian
Jr., Natalie, Emily, Jeremy,
Casey and Tommie as well as
13 great-grandchildren, many
nieces and nephews, extended family, many, many
friends and her beloved kitty,
Cassidy.
To many, Shirley will be
remembered as the sweet
little lady with the silver hair
who loved her Dodgers and
would do whatever she could
for someone in need, friend
or stranger. She was a loving
wife, devoted mother, doting
grandma, great-grandma and
a strong woman. She will be
missed by all who knew her.
We can take comfort in knowing that she is now pain free
and with the love of her life,
Dick, for all eternity.
A celebration of life for
Shirley has been set for
Saturday Jan. 16, 2016, 1
p.m. at the First United
Methodist Church in Bishop
with a reception to follow in
the Great Hall. Donations can
be made in Shirley’s name to
ICare.
Eva-Brigitte
Buntic
1921 - 2015
Eva-Brigitte Buntic, 94, resident of Sterling Heights, Bishop,
Calif., born in Germany on May
16, 1921, passed away peaceably surrounded by friends and
family on Dec. 27, 2015, in
Inyo Hospital. Prior to Bishop
she resided in Mammoth Lakes
after moving from Illinois with
her husband, Robert, in 1976.
Survivors include daughter,
Birgid Buntic, of Raleigh, N.C.,
son Robert Buntic and daughter-in-law Karen, of Mount
Prospect, Ill. She was preceded
in death by husband, Robert
Buntic, and sister Sigrid
Rutstein of Deerfield, Ill.
She enjoyed the friends she
made working many years with
the U.S. Forest Service. She was
commended for excellence
numerous times by the USFS. It
was an important part of her
life.
The family would like to
especially thank the Schneider
family, with special thanks to
her friend Barbara (BJ)
Schneider, for their loving
friendship and support of Eva
through the years. Eva made
many friends in the area as
well as maintaining relationships with those in her birth
country. She will be missed by
many.
Memorial services are not
planned. Since Eva had a special place in her heart for animals of all sorts (especially
dogs!) the family requests that
memorial donations be sent to
ICare (Inyo County Animal
Resources and Education), POB
76, Bishop, CA 93515.
We love you, Mom.
services
Carolyn (Carol) Hastings
July 22, 1926-Dec. 18, 2015
A Celebration of Life ceremony will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016, at First
Presbyterian Church.
Shirley Marie Bourelle
Feb. 2, 1931-Nov. 26, 2015
A Celebration of Life has been set for 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016, at the First United
Methodist Church in Bishop with a reception in the Great Hall immediately following the
service.
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or deceive in any way. honor suggests an active or anxious regard for the standards of one’s profession, calling,
or position. integrity implies trustworthiness and incorruptibility to a degree that one is incapable of being false
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AT A
GLANCE
Nite Rider service
BISHOP – Eastern Sierra
Transit will be operating
Nite Rider service in Bishop
on New Year’s weekend
including tonight.
Nite Rider Service will be
in operation until 2 a.m.
Nite Rider fare is $4.20
within the Bishop area. Call
(760) 872-1901, ext. 22 to
schedule a ride.
Modular III
BISHOP – A Modular III
Academy will be held from
Jan. 26 through March 24 at
the Cerro Coso Community
College Bishop Campus.
Students will receive
their Level III post certificate that will make them
eligible to be a Level III
reservist upon completion.
The courses will be held on
Tuesdays and Thursday
evenings and from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. on Saturday. There
will be an information
reception from 6 to 8 p.m.
Jan. 11 at the campus.
Call (760) 872-5311 or
(760) 384-6304 for more
information.
Hospital auxiliary
BISHOP – The Northern
Inyo Hospital Auxiliary will
hold a workshop starting at
10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 6,
at the Hospital Annex, 2957
Birch St. at the corner of
Grandview. For more information, call Shirley Stone,
(760) 873-1914.
Community Concerts
BISHOP – Ethan Bortnick
will be live in concert at 7
p.m. Jan. 12 at the Bishop
Union High School Theater
as part of the 2016 Bishop
Community Concerts
Association Series. Call 8736252 for more information.
Open gym volleyball
BISHOP – The city of
Bishop will be hosting its
2016 season open gym volleyball in the west gym of
the high school. Games will
be starting from 7:40-9:30
p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12, and
from 2:45-5:15 p.m. Sunday,
Jan. 17. The cost is $3 per
person. For more information, call the community
services department at 8735863.
There will be no volleyball on Jan. 26, Feb. 7, 9
and 15.
Inyo Associates
LONE PINE – The Inyo
Associates Weekend will be
in Lone Pine from Jan. 16
through Jan. 17.
The event will feature
tours of Cerro Coso
Geothermal Power Plant,
Alabama Hills movie sites, a
golf outing and more. Call
876-4444 for information.
Design contest
BISHOP – The Bishop
Library is looking for young
artists to design bookmarks. Pick up the entry
forms from the library and
turn them in by Feb. 5.
The winners will have
their designs printed on the
library’s official bookmarks.
For more information,
call the Bishop Library at
(760) 873-5115.
Flu shots
BISHOP – The Inyo
County Health and Human
Services wants to remind
area residents that it’s not
too late to get flu vaccinations.
Vaccine is still available
at many local pharmacies
and doctor offices.
Inyo County Health and
Human Services continues
to provide flu vaccine and
flu mist during its walk-in
clinic hours from 1-4 p.m.
Mondays and Wednesdays,
with an extra clinic at
Statham Hall in Lone Pine
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan.
14.
The cost is $7 for adults
and $3 for children unless
VFC eligible. No out-ofpocket expense for Medical
and Medicare patients.
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Bishop reports water savings to state
Water usage
down about
20 percent
compared
to 2013
Register Staff
The city of Bishop has
reported to the state that it
used 20.6 percent less
water during the period
from June to November in
2015 than used the same
months in 2013, according
to the city’s Public Works
Department.
The state requires this
report to see if the city met
the state’s 25 percent water
conservation mandate.
Although water use in
Bishop was more than 60
million gallons less for the
SENIOR CENTER MENU
Following is the menu provided by the kitchens at senior centers in Bishop
and Lone Pine, as well as the Meals on Wheels program (weekends excluded).
Menus will be the same at both locations and for Meals on Wheels and are
subject to change. All breads are baked from scratch. Menu subject to
change.
Monday, Jan. 4
Teriyaki chicken strips, brown rice, broccoli, Mandarin
oranges, cookie
Tuesday, Jan. 5
Lasagna, Italian veggies, garlic bread, green salad, pears
Wednesday, Jan. 6
Pork chop, au gratin potatoes, green beans, spinach salad,
applesauce
Thursday, Jan. 7
Club sandwich, soup, bean salad, fruit cup, cookie
Friday, Jan. 8
Tilapia, rice pilaf, carrots, marinated veggie salad, tropical
fruit
Monday, Jan. 11
Beef taco, Spanish rice, refried beans, coleslaw, fruit cup
Tuesday, Jan. 12
Beef stew, peas, cornbread, fruit Jell-O
McGovern
and Borin
Dental
Gentle
Family
& Cosmetic
Dentistry
760-873-3208
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not meet the 25 percent
conservation requirement.
For explanation the city
pointed out its unique history and circumstance in
regard to water and highlighted its water conservation efforts and accomplishments during the
drought.
With its significant conservation accomplishments
and with this explanation,
city officials hope the city
will avoid state fines.
The state required the
city of Bishop implement
water conservation measures to achieve the staterequired 25 percent reduction in water use. The water
conservation measures in
place in the city of Bishop
can be found at www.cityofbishop.com/wpcontent/uploads/2015041
Inyo National Forest offers
employment workshops
Open positions
include
technicians,
visitor services
Register Staff
The Inyo National Forest
is preparing for the summer season and may fill
seasonal positions in Lee
Vining,
June
Lake,
Mammoth Lakes, Tom’s
Place, Bishop, Independence
and Lone Pine.
Positions include forestry technicians (fire, wilderness/trails), visitor services,
maintenance, biological
technicians,
hydrology
technicians, and more.
The forest is offering
four workshops, two in
Bishop and two in Mammoth
Lakes, so that locals may
learn about the types of
jobs available, when, and
how to apply for these
jobs.
Each workshop will
include a presentation on
mastering USAJobs, the online application process.
•
Bishop
workshops: Wednesday, Jan. 6
from 9 to 11 a.m. and from
1 to 3 p.m. at the Owens
Valley Career Development
Center OVCDC Computer
Lab, 2574 Diaz Lane, Bishop
Paiute Reservation.
• Mammoth Lakes workshops: Friday, Jan. 8 from
10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3
p.m. at the Mammoth
Ranger District Office
Auditorium, 2500 Highway
203, Mammoth Lakes.
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show off yoUr
bUndle of joy!
l people know how proud you are to be
let
the parents of your new baby by entering
our Babies on Parade Baby Contest!
all entrants will be featured in a special
a
photo supplement to the inyo register
Saturday, January 23, 2016.
See below for more details
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six months from June to
November in 2015 when
compared to 2013, this
20.6 percent saved was
short of the 25 percent
reduction required by the
state. As a result, the state
could fine the city for not
meeting the conservation
requirement.
In the report to the state,
the city of Bishop was
asked to explain why it did
The Inyo Register
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to enter: Submit this entry form, a photo of your
baby, along with $10 (cash or check) to The Inyo
Register, 1180 N. Main St., Ste. 108, Bishop, CA 93514
Note: Entries are for babies born in the year 2015 only.
Deadline is Friday, Jan. 15, 2016.
2015 BABIES on PARADE
ConteSt entry ForM
BaBy’S naMe ____________________________________________________________
BirthDate ______________________________________________________________
weiGht ____________________________ lenGth _____________________________
Mother’S naMe _________________________________________________________
Father’S naMe __________________________________________________________
Phone nuMBer (in case of questions) ______________________________________
Bishop Veterinary
Hospital
Vaccination clinics
INDEPENDENCE
Independence Fire Station
Tuesday, January 5 • 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
LONE PINE
Lone Pine Fire Station
Wednesday, January 6 • 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
OLaNCHa/DEatH VaLLEy arEa
Thurs. & Fri, January 7 & 8
Call the office for more information
BIg PINE
Big Pine Fire Station
Monday, January 11 • 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
BISHOP
Bishop Veterinary Hospital
1650 N. Sierra Highway
Tuesday, January 12 & Wednesday, January 13
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
PrICES
DHLPPC $22
Bordetella $12
FELEUK $22
FIEURV $22
Rabies $6
(760) 873-5801
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SAturdAy, jAnuAry 2, 2016
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Storm Watch Central
Command goes into action
The first alert came into Storm Watch Central Command at about 1
p.m. in the afternoon. The caller’s voice contained a mix of confusion
and fear.
“Snow, we’ve got snow, it is snowing hard, big
wet flakes, and snow is sticking on the ground,
it’s not melting.”
Central Command tried to calm the caller:
“Nothing out of the ordinary, forecasts called for
snow in Mammoth and a 50 percent chance of
rain in the Owens Valley. What is your location?”
“Bishop.”
“Bishop???”
“Yes, Bishop.”
“Bishop???”
Jon Klusmire
“Yes, Bishop, are you deaf?”
“Sorry, give us an update, from … Bishop.”
OPINION
“The snow is really coming down, it’s almost a
white out, it’s covering the ground, it’s a real snow storm.”
“Roger that, call back with road reports.”
“Okay Storm Watch Central Command, we have a snowstorm, activate emergency protocols, we are going right to DEF-CON TWO, DEFCON TWO. Get ready people, it might be a rough ride.”
“Hey, check Facebook, there are reports of heavy snow falling in Big
Pine, the ground is already covered and it’s getting worse.”
“Oh no, oh no, it’s happening and there’s nothing we can do about it,
we are just powerless pawns awaiting our grim fate, FOR THE LOVE OF
GOD, why us? Why us?”
“Get a hold of yourself, man, people are counting on us.”
“Okay, we have a call from a Mom in Big Pine asking about road conditions and black ice on US 395, and wondering if every snowplow in
the county has been called out to rescue stranded travelers and lead
convoys of cars through the blizzard.”
“Listen up, people, we are going to DEF-CON THREE, DEF-CON THREE,
full alert, all hands on deck, we need to keep our cool and weather this
storm.”
“We just got an update from our field agent who is on the road,
reporting huge flakes in Big Pine, the snow is on the highway, repeat,
snow is on the highway and there are reports of snowplows on the highway, repeat, snowplows are on the highway.”
“Oh no, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, not plows, please not plows, we are
DOOMED.”
“Visual Alert, snow is falling in Independence, repeat, snow is falling
in Independence and it is sticking to the ground, it is not melting, it is
piling up on the ground.”
A Command Central aide breaks for the door and bolts outside – a
crack under pressure? Too much stress and strain?
“FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, get back in here you fool, you fool.”
Relief sweeps the Command as the aide returns and reports a successful snow selfie.
“People, we are going to DEF-CON FOUR, DEF-CON FOUR, Emergency
Alert, Emergency Alert.”
“We just got another call from a Mom in Southern California who
heard about the storm and is asking if the order has gone out to ‘shelter In place’ to survive the storm?”
“Tell her that the situation is desperate, but not that desperate. With
any luck, we’ll all make it out of this and live to tell the tale.”
A tense two hours later, Storm Watch Central Command issued its
final report: “Roads are clear and final storm totals are a half of an inch
of snow in Bishop and Independence and an inch in Big Pine.
“Thanks to your prayers and THE LOVE OF GOD, we have survived.”
(Jon Klusmire of Bishop is a Colorado native who is amused by
California “snow storms.”)
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Back-to-school safety tips reminder
Students head
back to class
on Monday
Register Staff
Bishop public schools are
back in session Monday after
their winter break.
The city of Bishop offers
these tips to make traveling
to and from school as safe
and healthy as possible:
Tips for parents
• Whether children walk,
bike, ride the bus, or travel by
car, parents should talk with
them about safely getting to
and from school.
• Parents of children who
walk or bike should make
sure they take the safest
routes to school.
• Small children should be
able to recite their name,
address and phone number
as well as the names of their
parents.
• Parents should insure
that school records accurately
reflect current contact information.
• Help reduce traffic congestion around schools and
improve health by encouraging your children to walk,
bike, bus, or car pool to school
if they can.
Tips for drivers
• Traffic around the
schools at the start and end
of the school day is heavy.
Allow extra time to reach your
destination. Even if you are
Efforts to mitigate the dust of Owens Lake continues as the project
moves into new phases.
File photo
project
Tips for children on bikes
• Always wear a bicycle
The
Bishop
Police
Department will conduct
ongoing enforcement in and
around school zones for all
traffic violations, particularly
speeding, cell phone violations, and failing to follow
instructions of the crossing
guards.
programs, private insurance
and patient payments, drops
in the fall and winter.
The districts entire board
of directors resigned in mid
December and its chief executive officer resigned at the
beginning of December.
Fedchenko said Benzeevi
has dropped off a management proposal for SIH though
he had not seen it on
Thursday.
He said the proposal would
be one of the items of discussion on Saturday, which would
include public comment but
no action would be taken.
Fedchenko said he wanted
to commend Inyo County staff
who, while not part of the SIH
District, have supplied invaluable support on technical and
personnel issues.
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tries on five continents.
In 2014, OHL’s American
arm, OHL USA, reported it was
working on 373 projects in the
United States, with a value of
$834 million. It has about
1,400 employees in the US,
where it has ongoing projects
in Florida, New York, California,
and others.
In a press release announcing OHL USA had won the
contract for the next round of
work on the lake, LADWP stated, “The Phase 9/10 project is
designed to mitigate dust emissions on an additional 3.62
square miles of Owens Lake
playa. By the completion of
this project, the city of Los
Angeles will have mitigated
dust emissions from over 48
square miles of Owens Lake
playa and LADWP will have
reduced PM10 dust emissions
from the lakebed by 99 percent. The effort is scheduled to
be completed by December 31,
2017. Upon completion of
Phase 9/10, the city of Los
Angeles’ overall investment in
the Owens Lake Dust Mitigation
Program will reach nearly $2
billion.”
The press release did not
outline details of the transition
from Barnard to OHL USA, or
provide an exact date when
OHL USA will begin work, but
it stated that the firm is looking to hire local workers for a
variety of positions.
organizational meeting will
essentially be an hour-long
brainstorming session that
will provide a chance for residents to offer ideas about how
to commemorate and celebrate all aspects of the coming
150th Anniversary celebration.
“Everything is on the table
at this point,” said Inyo County
Chief Administrative Officer
Kevin Carunchio. “We want to
hear everyone’s ideas,” about
ways the county, community
groups, and local residents
can celebrate the 150th anniversary, he said.
Just as important, “we
would like to have enthusiastic people from every area of
the county – from Death Valley
to Round Valley -- volunteer to
help with events and programs
during the year,” Carunchio
said.
The January organizational
meeting is geared solely to
individuals, Carunchio added,
since a separate outreach
effort will be geared to informing organizations, businesses,
non-profits and other groups
how they can participate in
the
Inyo
County
Sesquicentennial.
Bishop officials are reminding drivers to pay attention around school buses and follow the directions
from crossing guards as children return to classes on Monday.
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late, don’t rush near the
schools.
• Obey speed limits, especially near schools.
• Pay attention and concentrate on driving safely.
Don’t multitask while driving.
Don’t text. Don’t even talk on
the phone around schools.
• Stop for school buses
loading and unloading children.
• Obey crossing guards.
• Everyone wears seat belts
or sits in car seats.
•Young and new drivers
should be especially cautious.
Tips for children walking
• Children should walk to
school with an adult or older
child if the children aren’t
ready to walk by themselves.
• Take a safe route to
school.
• Only cross Main Street
and Line Street at traffic signals.
• Only cross Home Street
where there is a crossing
guard.
• Walk with friends.
• Pay attention to things
and people around you.
• Wear bright clothes so
drivers will see you better.
• Obey crossing guards.
Tell them if you need help.
• Walk don’t run, especially in crosswalks and around
cars.
helmet, no matter how short
the ride. The law requires children under age 16 to wear a
helmet.
• Ride on the right; in the
same direction as traffic.
• Obey traffic lights and
stop signs.
• Walk bikes in crosswalks.
• Wear bright clothes so
drivers will see you better.
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He said as of now, while the
hospital still has business matters to attend to, such as
accounts payable, receivable
and payroll, the administrative staff has been put on
administrative leave because
of security concerns regarding
computer access and patient
information confidentiality.
He said he expects that
issue to be worked out in a
near-future meeting.
During its first meeting
Tuesday the board received a
presentation from Dr. Benny
Benzeevi, head of HealthCare
Conglomerate Associates.
Several media outlets
throughout the state have
reported that under the management of HCCA Tulare
Regional Medical Center,
which was seeing financial
trouble and legal problems,
turned the corner for the positive.
Tulare Regional Medical
Center reported a net profit at
the end of last year after
months of red ink, saw its
Fitch credit rating change from
“negative” to “stable” and had
its “going concern” removed
by an auditing team last fall.
Under the 15-year agreement, HCCA gets a flat monthly fee of $225,000 while the
district keeps any remaining
profits. Eventually, the group
will lease the facility, keeping
any profits for itself or shouldering the full weight of any
financial losses, Benzeevi has
said.
The financial problems that
led SIH to be several weeks
behind on payroll and its
inability to pay for ER doctors
and other services are, in the
broadest sense, the result of
cash flow problems rather
than deficit spending. On a
yearly basis, the hospital generally balances a $5.2 million
budget. But at the beginning
of December, it only had
enough cash on hand to meet
a week’s payroll, about
$55,000. Revenue, which
comes
from
Medicare,
Medicaid, Medical, other state
and federal reimbursement
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type of speakers and special
events that would enliven the
celebration, and anybody that
just want to help out, is
invited to an organizational
meeting to share those
thoughts and ideas.
The Inyo 150 organizational meeting has been scheduled
for 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 14,
at in the Board of Supervisors
Chambers, 224 N. Edwards St.
in Independence.
Currently, the county has
only set a small number of
tentative events to mark its
150th birthday. Thus, the
Teri Burgess, Pet Nanny
Pet Sitting & Grooming Services
www.petnannygrooming.com
Wishes for a
pawsitively
Happy 2016!
Teri Burgess
Owner
Licensed and Insured
1411 Matlick Lane
Bishop, CA 93514
760-873-6131
One significant difference
between the two companies is
that OHL USA runs a “union
shop,” while Barnard did not
require union membership
from its employees.
According to the LADWP
press release, “OHL USA will be
hiring union trades, clerical
and office staff positions for
the Phase 9/10 Project. To
apply to work on Phase 9/10,
please contact Ezam Khazeni
of OHL California at 949-2424432, or email your resume
to [email protected].”
While Barnard might not be
on site to complete the final
work on the huge project, the
firm has made its mark on the
Owens Lake and the Owens
Valley. The dramatic reduction
in dust coming off the lake and
the emergence of birds and
other wildlife in the once desolate landscape were accomplished while Barnard was on
the job.
The company’s web page
prominently features photos
of the Owens Lake Dust
Mitigation
Project,
and
describes its role in the sprawling, multi-year effort:
“By the year 2000, the
108-square-mile lakebed had
become the largest dust (PM10)
polluter in North America, second in the world only to the
Sahara Desert. The naturally
occurring combination of
saline soils covering the lakebed that are fine and clayey in
nature created a dust problem
that has affected people across
hundreds of miles.
“Since 2000, Barnard has
constructed a series of projects aimed at reducing dust
emissions without using excess
precious water. The result:
Owens Lake today is a much
different place. Using innovative methods such as shallowflooding, salt grass planting,
moat and row construction,
and rock armoring, the dust
production from the lakebed
has been reduced significantly.
Systematically attacking the
worst pollution source areas
one at a time, the lakebed is
now a haven for Snowy Plovers
and other migrating birds.”
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saturday, january 1, 2016
Freeze it and they will come
Visitors from around the world enjoy the mammoth ice rink
Skaters from three continents enjoyed a Sunday afternoon on the
ice at the Mammoth Ice Rink in Mammoth Lakes. From left, Ashlynn
David of Bishop, Heleen and Eric Welvaart from Holland, and Tracy
Grace Weil from Rancho Palos Verdes was no stranger to the ice,
displaying some graceful moves Sunday at the Mammoth Ice
Rink.
David from Australia joined hands as they skated around the rink.
Photos by Mike Chacanaca
From left, Willemyn Welvaart, Heleen Welvaart, and Meike Welvaart, all from Holland, glide across the
ice together at Mammoth Ice Rink on Sunday.
Fiona Seibert, left, of Humboldt County, skates with Fulya Kuuvet, a foregin exchange student from
Turkey.
Gloria Chun from Rancho Palos Verdes showed that she was no
stranger to the ice Sunday as she skated effortlessly around the
Mammoth Ice Rink.
Jordan Lopez of Bishop holds onto Josue Ruelas as he pushes him
around the Mammoth Ice Rink on a plastic dolphin.
Joanna Deras iof Glendora
enjoyed a mild winter afternoon
of skating on Sunday at the
Mammoth Ice Rink.
Dennis Flowers, left, and Daniel Flowers, from San Bernardino, take a break from the ice Sunday while
skating at the Mammoth Ice Rink.
From left, Adan Moreno, Brittany Santana, Jaydan Gonzalez, Cara
Gonzalez and Yuridia Moreno, all from Bishop, pose for a photo on
the ice Sunday at the Mammoth Ice Rink.
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8 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2016 The Annual Mammoth
Crossword Puzzle
In 2015, we said hello to Caitlyn Jenner and a new royal princess, while bidding farewell to Mr. Spock and Yogi Berra. We
saw Bill Gates turn 60 and the Pillsbury Doughboy hit 50, while noting that 40 never looked better, as David Beckham,
Bradley Cooper and Angelina Jolie hit this milestone birthday. YouTube turned 10; the Web hit 25; and Raggedy Ann
reached the magical age of 100. Oh, yeah – and Justin Bieber finally became old enough to legally drink. Countless other
milestones and events of note occurred in 2015. Water was found on Mars. Deflategate grabbed headlines. Diplomatic
relations re-started between the U.S. and Cuba. And, it was the 50th anniversary of Sonny and Cher releasing I Got You
Babe. These events are the inspiration behind just some of the clues that appear in the
annual Mammoth Crossword Puzzle. Answers will appear in the Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016 issue. Enjoy!
CLUES
Across
1 Movie of Von Trapp family turned 50
(3,5,2,5)
9 Football controversy of the year (11)
5 First Triple Crown winner since 1978
(8,7)
23 A short laugh (2)
25 Symbol for chemical element chlorine
(2)
26 Paris-based mag attacked (7,5)
29 Late-night sketch show turned 40
(8,5,4)
30 Mr. Spock actor passed away (7,5)
31 Wanderer (5)
32 Canada’s largest city; abbr. (2)
33 The Peach State; abbr. (2)
35 Current version of this board game is
80 (8)
36 Baseball equipment (3)
38 Released from S. African jail 25 yrs
ago (6,7)
40 Game show turned 40 (5,2,7)
43 Co. predicting 3D-printer sneakers (4)
45 A supreme being (3)
46 Remote control; abbr. (2)
48 Member of an upper house; abbr. (3)
52 Cry loudly (3)
54 Conglomerate that sold finance arm
(2)
57 New chamber suspected in this king’s
tomb (3)
60 A highly volcanic moon of Jupiter (2)
67 Kate and William’s new princess (9)
68 Spacecraft that reached Pluto (3,8)
72 This crisis intensified in Europe (11)
76 Superbowl’s halftime act (4,5)
81 Legendary baseball catcher passed at
90 (4,5)
83 One of his paintings sold for $179
million (7)
86 Highest earning basketballer (6,5)
87 UN adopts resolution 2199 to combat
this (9)
89 A computer’s ‘address’ (2)
91 A volunteer org. for young people;
abbr. (3)
93 A tiny metric unit of volume (2)
94 Counterintelligence; abbr. (2)
96 Raggedy __ turned 100 (3)
97 An Adobe visual software package;
abbr. (2)
98 High, deep ball in tennis (3)
100 Justin __ hit the U.S. legal drinking
age (6)
102 Amusement park opened 60 yrs ago
(10)
105 Chicago team won its 6th Stanley
Cup (10)
108 Country whose maple leaf flag
turned 50 (6)
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109 Infomercials, for example (3)
110 Cameron __ married Benji Madden
(4)
111 Delight (5)
113 Miranda’s ex (5)
115 Julio’s son, who turned 39 (initials)
(2)
116 Perform or complete an action (2)
117 Potassium hydroxide (3)
118 Relative of a gator (4)
120 Ridiculously (7)
123 Sew up (4)
125 Sets of medical symptoms (9)
129 Encounter (4)
132 Give the cold shoulder (6)
134 A prefix meaning two (2)
135 U.K. character, Mr. __, debuted 25
yrs ago (4)
138 Small American state (2)
141 A preposition, referring to location
(2)
142 Persia, today (4)
143 Hairless (4)
144 Nicaraguan prez turned 70 (6)
145 Chowed down (3)
147 Organ for breathing (4)
150 Colors or shades (4)
152 Soccer star turned 40 (7)
156 __ Campbell got Oscar nom. for best
song (4)
157 Lie in wait (4)
158 __-la-la (3)
159 Wages (8)
161 Water found on this planet (4)
163 Animal den (4)
165 Belonging to them (5)
166 Worked the soil (4)
167 Speak or converse (4)
168 Emmy’s best reality series (3,5)
169 A woman’s leg (3)
171 Origin of an idea (4)
173 Follow closely (4)
175 Earned run average; abbr. (3)
176 Sheep cries (4)
177 Low-__ diet (4)
178 Before, in poetry (3)
182 Floral necklace (3)
184 Trot or canter (4)
186 Atmosphere (4)
188 Pepper’s partner (4)
189 Dog’s sound (4)
190 He released summer hit Cheerleader
(3)
194 Presentation, esp. on stage (11)
197 Drop from the eye (4)
199 Legal wrong (4)
201 Designed for flight (4)
202 Sister-in-law; abbr. (3)
203 Doled out (11)
206 A preposition, indicating a position
(2)
207 Assist (3)
208 N.Y.C. clock setting (3)
210 Hammer or screwdriver (4)
212 Public processions (7)
214 Lass (4)
215 Dried legume, in Indian cooking (3)
216 Electric fish (3)
217 Negative response (2)
219 Gov’t agency with another antitobacco campaign (3)
221 Name of deadly Mar. cyclone (3)
222 Stated (4)
224 City that hosted Expo 2015 (5)
225 Wedding ring (4)
226 Auction action (3)
228 A layer or thickness of a material (3)
230 Sweeping story (4)
231 Container for ashes (3)
233 Radio host Rick __ turned 65 (4)
235 Silent, or tight-lipped (3)
236 A piece of music (4)
237 Automobile (3)
238 __ Schumer: comedy’s new ‘it’ girl
(3)
239 U.S. re-established diplomacy here
(4)
240 Johnny Depp did this for a second
time (3)
241 U.S. beat this country in women’s
World Cup (5)
243 Without a date (4)
245 Piece of cloth, symbolizing a country
(4)
246 Uninterested (5)
247 Hibernation site (3)
248 Ill-mannered (4)
249 Diner sandwich (3)
250 Movie released about this service
dog (3)
251 There are 1.6 million of these in
Google Play (4)
252 Dock (4)
253 Scoundrel (3)
254 Wild blue yonder (3)
255 A minor planet was named after __
Pitt (4)
256 High card (3)
257 Pig pen (3)
259 Part of the mouth (4)
261 Twins, queens and kings (4)
263 A parent-teacher group (3)
264 Metal singer __ Zombie turned 50
(3)
265 Indian bread (4)
266 B&B (3)
267 Promise to pay (3)
268 Depend on (4)
269 Low card (3)
271 Hit (4)
273 A large ornamental fish (3)
274 Pen filler (3)
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275 Grizzly (4)
276 A light run (3)
278 African antelope (3)
279 Millinery (4)
280 Fleece (5)
282 Soil (4)
284 Birthday (3)
286 Rule out (3)
287 Part of the psyche, said Freud (2)
290 Average (3)
292 City cleaning its Olympic waters (3)
293 __ Bunny first appeared 75 yrs ago
(4)
294 Announced her bid for prez (7)
296 Bull’s-eye hitter (4)
298 A U.S. intelligence group (3)
300 Carried out (3)
302 Replaced answering machine; abbr.
(2)
303 Independent (4-7)
305 Citrus fruit (4)
306 French reality show singing star (4)
307 A circular band of metal (4)
309 Apple or cherry baked items (4)
311 Education award (11)
313 Genetic fingerprint (3)
314 Floats with the waves (4)
315 Celeb chef Bobby __ divorced (4)
317 Helgenberger joined Dome show (4)
319 Trudge (4)
321 Chinese principle (3)
325 Soaked (3)
326 Shark movie released 40 yrs ago (4)
327 She & Timberlake had a son (4)
328 To relax in a mindless way (3)
330 Alek Skarlatos became one (4)
332 Grease (4)
334 Not amateur (3)
339 Installments of a TV series (8)
341 Dogs and cats (4)
342 Vista (4)
343 UN said it was int’l year of these (5)
345 Expected golf scores (4)
347 Popular Easter Egg dye co. (4)
349 Postulated series of events (8)
351 Anger (3)
352 Luxurious (4)
353 Fifty percent (4)
354 Old-fashioned women’s head coverings (7)
356 Broad valley (4)
358 __ Peaks debuted 25 yrs ago (4)
360 To sunbathe (3)
361 Almost (6)
362 The rise and fall of a voice (4)
363 Quiet street (4)
364 Opposite of NW (2)
365 He, in French (2)
367 __ of the Flies turned 51 (4)
369 Essential (4)
371 Circuits (6)
372 Beatles hit released 50 yrs ago (4)
373 __ Winslet turned 40 (4)
374 Canvas cover (4)
377 Goad (4)
379 French cheese (4)
381 Execute perfectly (4)
383 Death notice (4)
385 She won Grammy for Tony Bennett
duet (4)
386 Actor __ Perry turned 49 (4)
387 Addiction support group turned 80
(2)
388 At the end of a pencil (6)
391 Spoon-bender Geller (3)
393 Fizzy drink (4)
395 Relax (4)
397 His engagement to Charlize Theron
ended (4)
399 Network with second highest no. of
viewers (3)
400 Jewel (3)
401 Unit in Indian numbering system (5)
403 This Friends star got hitched (7)
405 Video sharing site turned 10 (7)
407 Gets up (5)
409 Rapper Dr. __ turned 50 (3)
410 Captain’s journal (3)
411 European Commission; abbr. (2)
416 Home to Nashville; abbr. (2)
417 Action figure __ Joe turned 51 (2)
419 Food container (3)
422 Seattle’s home; abbr. (2)
423 Her name used to be Bruce (7,6)
424 This Doctor Zhivago star died (4,6)
426 This soap opera debuted 50 yrs ago
(4,2,3,5)
431 To share a Tweet (2)
433 Where surgeons work (2)
435 This martial arts expert actor turned
75 (5,6)
436 Microsoft founder turned 60 (4,5)
441 Precursor of this fast food giant
opened 75 yrs ago (9)
443 Sonny & Cher released this hit 50 yrs
ago (1,3,3,4)
444 Free the Children’s youth event: __
Day (2)
445 A person proficient in a sport (7)
447 A support group for compulsive
eaters (2)
454 Casual form of hello (2)
461 This world peace-promoting org.
turned 70 (2)
467 Drug given before surgery (10)
468 Pillsbury’s mascot turned 50 (8)
469 Rocker __ Stewart turned 70 (3)
470 Desperate (8)
472 Having light-colored locks (4-6)
473 Lithuania’s country code (2)
476 Ballet attire (4)
477 Board game about drawing turned
30 (10)
478 New pre-human species discovered
(4,6)
480 He beat Pacquiao (10)
481 Beatles drummer turned 75 (5,5)
483 Symbol for dysprosium (2)
485 The Hawkeye State; abbr. (2)
487 He created first web server 25 yrs
ago (3,7-3)
488 This American Idol had a son (6,9)
489 This Hollywood Wives author passed
(6,7)
Down
1 U.S. Open was played near this Puget
Sound city (6)
2 Pre-VEEP, Julia Louis-Dreyfus played
her (6)
3 Yellow-flowering Eurasian primroses
(6)
4 Used in sewing (6)
5 __ Wilson released three movies this
year (4)
6 4th movie released in former-MelGibson franchise (3,3)
7 Mag that put Muhammad Ali on Oct.
cover (2)
8 Talk (4)
10 Spookily (6)
11 To deceive (4,2)
12 Ground-dwelling S. American bird (7)
13 Offering something as a guarantee of
good faith (archaic) (6)
14 Gave a name to a book (6)
15 Thomas Edison’s middle name (4)
16 __ Sheeran won People’s Choice for
best album (2)
17 Wild goats (6)
18 Membrane covering an embryo (6)
19 To remove contaminants (6)
20 East Timor town with a sister city of
Madison, WI (6)
21 A metal in the platinum group (6)
22 Nashville actress __ Panettiere got
Teen Choice nom. (6)
24 Make amends (5)
25 Stogie (5)
27 __ Marley would have turned 70 this
year (3)
28 Cheerios grain (3)
34 This health org. said rubella was gone
from the Americas (3)
37 Strongest (9)
39 Dire fate (4)
41 Judge who didn’t return to Dancing
with the Stars (3)
42 Bachelor’s new villain: __ Bailey (3)
44 A proposed space time capsule (3)
47 Spy agency faced lawsuit (3)
49 Yellowfin tuna (3)
50 A deliberate fire (5)
51 Home to La Paz (7)
52 A Caribbean percussion group (5,4)
53 __ Affleck divorced Jen Garner (3)
55 Intelligence exhibited by machines;
abbr. (2)
56 Company; abbr. (2)
57 Poet __ Eliot died 50 yrs ago (2)
58 Seventh note of scale (2)
59 For example; abbr. (2)
61 A mistress (5,5)
62 Emmy’s lead actor __ Hamm (3)
63 Justified (9)
64 The results of cross-breeding plants
or cars (7)
65 Actor __ Tyler Ferguson turned 40 (5)
66 A good buddy (3)
69 Drifted (6)
70 Zero gravity simulator; abbr. (3)
71 Important, or nota bene; abbr. (2)
73 Colored glass spheres; toys (7)
74 Not guilty (8)
75 To stretch for something (5)
77 A test or practice (3,3)
78 The __ Yorker turned 90 (3)
79 A standard, or a point of reference (9)
80 These disastrous events spread, due
to drought (9)
82 Short word used in similes (2)
84 Crafty (3)
85 Mozart’s L’__ del Cairo (3)
87 Tunisia’s Internet code (2)
88 Horror director who died (3,6)
90 Hawaiian dish (3)
92 Nile Kinnick’s hometown (4)
95 It’s no big deal; abbr. (4)
96 Inquires (4)
97 Much __ About Nothing (3)
99 Flags with slogans (7)
101 Computer-delivered messages (1-4)
103 Lecherous look (4)
104 Comic Hughley goes by these initials
(2)
105 Home of the Whopper; abbr. (2)
106 __ Rock released his 10th album (3)
107 Beloved and admired (6)
109 Element no. 33 (7)
112 Cassia trees; natural laxatives (6)
114 Stomach muscle (2)
119 Physically weak (5)
121 Element with atomic no. 70; abbr. (2)
122 Better Call __ debuted (4)
124 Pen point (3)
126 Sweet potato (3)
127 Angers (5)
128 14th letter of alphabet (2)
130 Caribou kin (3)
131 Desire (5)
133 Exchange-traded note; abbr. (3)
136 Huh? (2)
137 Orderly (4)
139 Be in pain (4)
140 Actor __ LaBeouf was arrested again
(4)
143 A tulip sprouts from this (4)
144 Metal in rocks (3)
146 Breakfast food (3)
148 An expression that is a pause in
speech (2)
149 Diver __ Louganis turned 55 (4)
151 Thailand, once (4)
153 French word for ‘and’ (2)
154 AK ghost town, destroyed by ‘64
tsunami (4)
155 Little Rock’s home; abbr. (2)
156 Bearded animal (4)
157 Shenanigan (4)
158 Definite article (3)
160 A light lunch choice (5)
162 Airplane assignment (4)
164 Run amok (4)
166 Angel’s disk of light (4)
167 Road goo (3)
168 Hackneyed (5)
170 Restroom sign (3)
172 Count calories (4)
174 Roller coaster feature (4)
176 Nightclubs (4)
177 Ring up (4)
178 Dash lengths (3)
179 Barbie’s beau turned 54 (3)
180 Opposite of on (3)
181 American Sniper star turned 40 (7,6)
183 Rocks, to a bartender (3)
185 New Mexico art community (4)
187 A small drink of a spirit (4)
188 Past participle of see (4)
189 Wren or hen (4)
190 Price dropped of this black gold (3)
191 Legendary female jazz singer born
100 yrs ago (6,7)
192 Men’s formal wear (3)
193 Japanese money (3)
194 Holy leader visited U.S. & Cuba (4,7)
195 Mamma __ closed on Broadway (3)
196 Psychic power (3)
198 Highway (4)
200 Quick haircut (4)
201 __ Levine did his 9th season of The
Voice (4)
202 Make music via voice (4)
203 Father (3)
204 Number of times a weight is lifted
(3)
205 Apprentice star running for prez
(6,5)
209 Quentin __ released 8th film (9)
211 Empty promises (4)
213 Former graduate (4)
214 Jets or Sharks, for example (4)
215 One __: the year’s biggest selling
group (9)
218 Oscar’s best picture (7)
220 Country legalized same sex marriage
in ntl vote (7)
223 Particulars (7)
225 Got on a train (7)
226 Tavern (3)
227 Banned on cross-country flights 25
yrs ago (7)
229 A group of 4 musicians (7)
232 Grammy’s best new artist __ Smith
(3)
234 Excessively sentimental (5)
236 Siesta (5)
237 Atlantic fish (3)
242 Short snooze (3)
244 A navigation system (3)
245 Little lie (3)
246 Embargo (3)
258 Second person pronoun (3)
259 Allows (4)
260 __ Stefani split from her husband (4)
262 Slipped (4)
263 Peas grow in this (3)
268 Anger (4)
269 Skinny (4)
270 Pledge (4)
272 Snare (4)
277 Girl (3)
278 Unpleasant person (British term) (3)
279 Low, steady continuous sounds (4)
280 Murder (4)
281 Capacity (4)
283 Excursion (4)
285 Business support systems; abbr. (3)
286 Nothing (3)
288 Morning moisture (3)
289 Roswell sighting (3)
291 Carnival attractions (5)
292 Ribonucleic acid; abbr. (3)
293 Napkins tied around the neck (4)
294 A combustible dark ‘rock’ (4)
295 __ Galloway finished 3rd in Dancing
with the Stars (4)
297 Confess (4)
299 Do film work (3)
300 Entrances to rooms (5)
301 Egyptian cobra (3)
302 By way of (3)
304 Industrious insect (3)
305 Highs and __ (4)
306 Multitude (4)
308 Get ready (4)
310 Daytime TV offering (4)
312 Don Johnson’s new character (3)
314 Shower alternative (4)
315 Feudal estate (4)
316 Blood-carrying body part (4)
318 One who completes school (4)
320 Dang (4)
322 This Love Bug actor passed (4,5)
323 Shipwreck discovered 30 yrs ago (7)
324 When water heats up (5)
325 Diminutive (3)
326 To joke around (4)
327 Digestive juice (4)
328 She and Tiger Woods split (4)
329 TV show about high-school singers
ended (4)
331 Spoken (4)
333 This NASA probe reached dwarf
planet Ceres (4)
335 Halloween month; abbr. (3)
336 Pester (5)
337 A salty, doughy treat (7)
338 Weapon first used on large scale,
100 yrs ago (6,3)
340 Arid (3)
341 __ and paper mill (4)
342 Windmill blade (4)
343 Peter Gabriel’s fifth album (2)
344 Abbreviation of saint or street (2)
346 Untidy person (4)
348 Van Gogh’s mistress (4)
350 Body part Van Gogh sliced off (3)
352 Purple flowering shrub (5)
353 Despise (4)
354 A round, flattish cap (5)
355 Knight’s title (3)
357 Makes a mistake (4)
359 Approaches (5)
362 Table part (3)
363 Body of water (4)
364 Where you find Cape Town; abbr. (2)
366 Uncouth person (4)
368 Fashion icon Christian __ born 110
yrs ago (4)
370 Expire (3)
372 Lunch meat (3)
373 Malay dress: baju __ (6)
374 A martial art: __ chi (3)
375 Conformity to established standards
of behavior (9)
376 Common ship prefix (2)
377 Prolongs (9)
378 A medicine (4)
380 Newsroom boss (6)
382 Psychedelic drug (3)
384 U.K. broadcaster that fired Top Gear
host (3)
385 Receiving (7)
386 __ and behold (2)
387 Conjunction (3)
389 Indefinite article (2)
390 Stock symbol for a big audit firm (2)
392 Footnote note (4)
394 Dream on (2,2)
396 Turncoat (7)
398 Immediately (3)
402 Reunite with a group (6)
404 Brazilian dance (5)
406 Prefix meaning one (3)
408 As much as needed (6)
412 CNN misidentified __ Reagan (5)
413 This stretchy fabric turned 57 (5)
414 Abominable snowman (4)
415 Question answered with ‘because’
(3)
418 Belonging to me (2)
420 Moves briskly (5)
421 A bowler hat (5)
425 To and __ (3)
427 Competent (4)
428 Middling; nothing special (2-2)
429 Now obsolete video format (3)
430 High-pitched woodwind instrument;
abbr. (2)
432 Dynamite (3)
434 __ and flow (3)
436 To exist (2)
437 Calif. city with worst heat wave in a
century (2)
438 Opposite of stop (2)
439 Thanks, in baby talk (2)
440 Silence! (2)
441 New hit: Love __ Like You Do (2)
442 A common abbreviation for Germany (2)
444 Measurement side to side (5)
446 Kings of __ worked on seventh
album (4)
448 Vienna’s home (7)
449 Rug (6)
450 A video camera that streams into a
computer (6)
451 Clothing (6)
452 35th anniversary of this Beatles’
death (6)
453 A reflective surface (6)
455 Sticky (5)
456Enemies of the Inca (6)
457 Earl Anthony was one (6)
458 A First Nations gathering (6)
459 Italian-style ice cream (6)
460 Greek spirit of forgetfulness (5)
462 Italian sandwich (6)
463 Dreadful (6)
464 __ & Gretel (6)
465 Asian mountain sheep (6)
466 Trims or embellishes decor (6)
471 Take to court (3)
474 U2’s The __ fell off a stage (4)
475 __ Ruth hit his first career home run
100 yrs ago (4)
479 Praiseful poem (3)
482 __ Pacino celebrated 75th birthday
(2)
484 State with extensive auto racing history; postal abbr. (2)
486 Rockers __/DC did another world
tour (2)
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Ongoing
See’s candy at NIH
The Northern Inyo Hospital has a large
selection of See’s candy available at the gift
shop in the hospital. Store hours are noon
to 4 p.m. weekdays.
Trip raffle
The Eastern Sierra Musical Festival
(ESMF) a non-profit organization, and the
VFW Post No. 8988 are sponsoring a raffle
to benefit the National Wounded Warriors
Center of Mammoth Lakes.
The winner gets a choice of seven different time share resorts – Acapulco, Mazatlan,
Riviera Maya, Puerto Peñasco, Los Cabos,
Nuevo Vallarta, or Puerto Vallarta – for a
seven-day vacation along with an airline gift
card for $1,000. Only 500 tickets will be sold
for $25 each. Tickets can be purchased at
the VFW Post 8988, at 484 Short St.,
between noon and 6 p.m., or contact Bob
Waggoner, (760) 873-8973, or an ESMF
board member.
The drawing will be held at 6 p.m. Feb.
14 at the VFW Post 8988.
Monday, Jan. 4
Tuesday at noon at Astorga’s Mexican
Restaurant at 2206 N Sierra Highway. Visitors
are always welcome. Lunch is $12. Call Sue
Lyndes for information, (760) 873-4958.
Bingo at Senior Center
AARP is offering bingo at 1 p.m. at the
Bishop Senior Center behind the City Park.
Everyone age 18 and older is welcome to
attend. For more information, call (760)
873-5839.
American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 118,
will hold its regular monthly meeting at 3
p.m. at the Alta-One conference room, 462
N. Main St., Bishop. All women with a military family-member background are welcome. For information, call Joyce Curwick
(760) 872-1283 or Danielle White (760)
873-5839.
Wednesday, Jan. 6
The Owens Valley Radio Observatory
hosts tours the first Monday of every month
from 1-3 p.m. Contact Dr. Mark Hodges for
information at 938-2075, ext. 109.
Tuesday, Jan. 5
NIH Auxiliary
The Northern Inyo Hospital Auxiliary will
hold a workshop starting at 10 a.m. at the
Hospital Annex, 2957 Birch St. at the corner
of Grandview. All members and friends are
encouraged to attend and bring new ideas
for craft projects for next year’s fall boutique.
For more information, call Shirley Stone,
(760) 873-1914.
The American Legion, Post 118, will
hold its regular monthly meeting at 6 p.m.,
at the Elks Lodge, 151 E. Line St., Bishop. All
veterans are welcome. For information, call
Roger Petersen (760) 873-5152.
Thursday, Jan. 7
Bishop Lions Club
Rotary club of Bishop
The Rotary Club of Bishop meets every
Bingo at Senior Center
AARP is offering bingo at 1 p.m. at the
Bishop Senior Center behind the City Park.
Everyone age 18 and older is welcome to
attend. For more information, call (760)
873-5839.
Saturday, Jan. 9
COSA Bird Walks
The Eastern Sierra Audubon COSA Bird
Walks will begin at 8:30 a.m. at BLM/Forest
Service Building. All welcome, for birders of
all levels. Contact info@esaudubon for more
information.
Bingo at Senior Center
American Legion
Radio Observatory
Tri-County Fairgrounds Patio Building. Lunch
is served and then the community projects
are discussed. Everybody is welcome. Call
Mike Johnston at (760) 937-6663 for more
information.
AARP is offering bingo at the Bishop
Senior Center behind the City Park. Everyone
age 18 and older is welcome to attend.
Doors open at 5 p.m., Bingo starts at 6 p.m.
For more information, call (760) 873-5839.
Sunday, Jan. 10
Eastside Writing Circle
The Imagination Lab, 621 W. Line St.,
No. 204, Bishop, hosts in-group writing and
sharing for folks interested in writing, any
genre, at 1:30 p.m. For more information,
call Kristina Blum, (760) 937-0273, Kris
Hohag, (760) 920-3389, or Marilyn Blake
Philip, (760) 920-8013.
Monday, Jan. 11
Bishop City Council
The Bishop Lions Club meets every
Thursday, except holidays, at noon at the
The Bishop City Council meets at 6 p.m.
in Council Chambers in City Hall, 377 W.
Line St., Bishop.
Tuesday, Jan. 12
Rotary club of Bishop
The Rotary Club of Bishop meets every
Tuesday at noon at Astorga’s Mexican
Restaurant at 2206 N Sierra Highway.
Visitors are always welcome. Lunch is $12.
Call Sue Lyndes for information,
(760)
873-4958.
Bingo at Senior Center
AARP is offering bingo at 1 p.m. at the
Bishop Senior Center behind the City Park.
Everyone age 18 and older is welcome to
attend. For more information, call (760)
873-5839.
Ethan Bortnick Live
Ethan Bortnick live in concert at 7 pm.
at the BUHS Theater. Call 873-6252 for
more information. Sponsored by the Bishop
Community Concerts Association.
City of Bishop Volleyball
The city of Bishop will be hosting its
2016 season open gym volleyball in the
west gym of the high school. The program
will be starting on Tuesday, Jan. 12, from
7:40-9:30 p.m., and Sunday, Jan.17, from
2:45-5:15 p.m. The cost is $3 per person. If
you have any questions please call the community services department 873-5863.
There will be no volleyball on Jan. 26, Feb.
7, 9, and 15.
Wednesday, Jan. 13
NIH Auxiliary
The Northern Inyo Hospital Auxiliary
will hold a combined board and general
meeting at 10 a.m. at the Hospital Annex,
2957 Birch St. at the corner of Grandview.
All board members and associates are
encouraged to attend. For more information, call Shirley Stone, (760) 873-1914.
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The Bishop Lions Club meets every
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is served and then the community projects
are discussed. Everybody is welcome. Call
Mike Johnston at (760) 937-6663 for more
information.
Bingo at Senior Center
AARP is offering bingo at 1 p.m. at the
Bishop Senior Center behind the City Park.
Everyone age 18 and older is welcome to
attend. For more information, call (760)
873-5839.
Saturday, Jan. 16
Bishop Motocross
The 2015 Winter Series Bishop
Motocross continues. Gates open at 7 a.m.
Race entry fee $40 for first class and $20 for
second class. Located at Eastern Sierra TriCounty Fairgrounds.
Inyo Associates Meeting
The Annual Inyo Associates Meeting
MLK weekend event at Lone Pine runs
through Jan. 17 and includes tours, dinner,
etc. Call 876-4444 for information.
Bingo at Senior Center
AARP is offering bingo at the Bishop
Senior Center behind the City Park. Everyone
age 18 and older is welcome to attend.
Doors open at 5 p.m., Bingo starts at 6 p.m.
For more information, call (760) 873-5839.
Sunday, Jan. 17
Eastside Writing Circle
The Imagination Lab, 621 W. Line St.,
No. 204, Bishop, hosts in-group writing and
sharing for folks interested in writing, any
genre, at 1:30 p.m. For more information,
call Kristina Blum, (760) 937-0273, Kris
Hohag, (760) 920-3389, or Marilyn Blake
Philip, (760) 920-8013.
Tuesday, Jan. 19
Rotary club of Bishop
The Rotary Club of Bishop meets every
Tuesday at noon at Astorga’s Mexican
Restaurant at 2206 N Sierra Highway. Visitors
are always welcome. Lunch is $12. Call Sue
Lyndes for information, (760) 873-4958.
Bingo at Senior Center
AARP is offering bingo at 1 p.m. at the
Bishop Senior Center behind the City Park.
Everyone age 18 and older is welcome to
attend. For more information, call (760)
873-5839.
Wednesday, Jan. 20
NIH Auxiliary
The Northern Inyo Hospital Auxiliary will
hold a workshop at 10 a.m. at the Hospital
Annex, 2957 Birch St. at the corner of
Grandview. Members will be working on
unique and unusual items to be sold at the
Christmas Boutique Nov. 5. This is a volunteer organization welcoming anyone interested in helping raise funds used to purchase life-saving equipment for the hospital.
For more information, call Shirley Stone,
(760) 873-1914.
Thursday, Jan. 21
Bishop Lions Club
The Bishop Lions Club meets every
Thursday, except holidays, at noon at the
Tri-County Fairgrounds Patio Building. Lunch
is served and then the community projects
are discussed. Everybody is welcome. Call
Mike Johnston at (760) 937-6663 for more
information.
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Rock the Park World of X Games
30 for 30 Former Colorado football coach Bill McCartney.
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Eyewitness News at 4PM
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Why Use a Pressure Cooker?
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108 252 (LIFE) Bring It!
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Intervention “Mike; Lauren”
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››› Air Force One (1997) Harrison Ford. A terrorist and his gang hijack the U.S. president’s plane.
››› The Patriot (2000, War) Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger. A man and his son fight side by side in the Revolutionary War.
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A Wish Come True (2015) Megan Park, Benjamin Hollingsworth.
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RELIGION
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2016
By the Creek
The Christmas cross-over
By Linda Wisdom
Are Christmas tunes still
rambling around in your
head?
Even though the holiday is
over I find myself humming
snatches of my favorite
songs. It’s a shame we only
sing these songs once a year,
what a waste of great music!
There is one song, however, that’s perfectly okay to
sing any time of the year and
that’s because it really isn’t a
Christmas song.
No one seems to know
that though because as of
the late 1900s, it was the
most-published “Christmas”
song in North America.
Performers such as Andy
Williams, The Supremes,
Mariah Carey, Whitney
Houston, Patty Loveless, Clay
Aiken and many others have
all included it in their
Christmas albums or CDs.
The Christmas decorations and CDs have been put
away for another year and
now you hear that the iconic
Christmas song “Joy to The
World” is not even a
Christmas song?
But don’t take my word
for it; the hymn writer himself declared that this was a
song in celebration of Jesus’
Linda Wisdom
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Second Advent, glorifying
Christ’s triumphant return at
the end of the age. The song
was first published in 1719
and Isaac Watts based the
words on Psalm 98 where
the psalmist praises God as
the Deliverer (v. 1-3), as King
(v. 4-6) and as Ruler (v. 7-9).
As if confusion over
which hymns should be considered Christmas carols
isn’t enough, now what is
this about understanding
Jesus’ First Advent (Coming)
and His Second?
Mary and Joseph were
told of both; Joseph was told
of the First and Mary learned
of the Second. The angel told
Joseph to take Mary as his
wife because “that which is
conceived in her is of the
Holy Spirit … and you shall
call His name Jesus for He
will save His people from
their sins” (Matthew 1:20-21).
Joseph would have known
that the only way to remove
sin is by blood sacrifice
(Leviticus 17:11) and he no
doubt was familiar with
Isaiah’s prophecy, “He was
wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our
iniquities; the chastisement
for our peace was upon Him,
and by His stripes we are
healed. All we like sheep
have gone astray; we have
turned, every one, to his own
way; and the Lord has laid
on Him the iniquity of us all”
(Isaiah 53:5-6). The first time
Jesus came, he came quietly
as the Lamb of God, our sacrifice.
The angel Gabriel also visited Mary before Jesus’ birth
and explained, “You will conceive in your womb and
bring forth a Son, and shall
call His name Jesus. He will
be great, and will be called
the Son of the Highest; and
the Lord God will give Him
the throne of His father
David. And He will reign over
the house of Jacob forever,
and of His kingdom there
will be no end” (Luke 1:3133).
When Jesus comes at His
Second Advent, He will come
as the Lion of Judah with
great majesty and power
(Zechariah 14 and especially
v. 9: “And the Lord will be
king over all the earth…”).
There is no need to
scratch the song “Joy to The
World” from our list of
Christmas favorites. There
was great joy at Christ’s First
Advent when Jesus was born.
The angel told the shepherds
“behold I bring you good
news of great joy which shall
be for all the people.” Yes,
we should rejoice with the
shepherds, but we also need
to remember and anticipate
Jesus’ return at His Second
Advent. What a glorious day
that will be when He comes
as King of kings and Lord of
lords!
(Linda Wisdom is a friend
of Bishop Creek Community
Church, an Evangelical Free
Church that meets Sundays
at St. Timothy’s Anglican
Church at 700 Hobson Ave.,
corner of Hobson and
Keough, at 11 a.m. For more
information, call 760-8727188 or email www.
BishopCreekCommunity.org.)
Universal Intelligence
We live, move and have
our being in a universe of
Infinite Intelligence. Many scientists have theorized that life, as we know it,
came about by some kind of
miraculous accident. We in Religious Science do
not subscribe to the idea of
accidental anything. The great Law of Cause
and Effect determines outcomes in all circumstances
and situations, including the
essence of our being. We call God, First Cause
or Creative Cause, because of
the Creative Nature of the
Divine. As man was created in the
image and likeness of God,
humankind also has the
same creative aspect of
being, which we refer to as
the secondary cause.
The big difference
between First Cause and secondary cause is that God
cannot and will not create
lack, loss or limitation, while
negative and limited thinking
of mankind can utilize the
same energy to create chaos
in their experiences. The question may come
up asking, “What person, in
Rev. Walt Sharer
Columnist
their right mind, would purposely create disorder and/
or heartbreak into their life?” The answer to the question is contained within the
question. It is obvious that
the individual is not in their
right mind and ignorant of
what they are doing to themselves and those around
them. Ignorance of the Law,
we have all heard, is no
excuse.
Jesus, and many others
through time has said, “It is
done unto you as you
believe.” A belief in limitation, in any form, is cause to
a manifestation of negation
of equal intensity to the
degree of the belief, which is
the effect.
In general; what we can
use our senses to detect is
effect responding to our use
of Mind. This why we can
say, “Change your thought
and change your life.” “Trust in the Lord with all
your heart and lean not on
your own understanding; in
all your ways acknowledge
him, and he will make your
paths straight” (Proverbs 3:56). We must acknowledge a
greater knowledge than what
your intellect has absorbed
over the time you have lived
on this earth. There is so much more
than we know, however,
because we are each using
the Divine Mind of God, all is
available when we need it. Ernest Holmes said,
“There is a Power in the
Universe greater than we are
and we can use it.” We could
just as easily say, “There is
Infinite Intelligence in the
Universe, which is greater
than our limited intellect and
we can use it.”
Creation did not end with
the first seven days, mention
in the Book of Genesis. Financial, emotional, and
physical problems may
appear to lead to dead ends,
but Infinite Intelligence can
see a path you may not know
about. Trusting in the Lord is a
recognition that the answers
to every question is within
each one of us, and we can
tap into it consciously and
know we have set in motion
the wheels of creation to
change what we desire to
change, and eliminate what
we don’t. Open your mind to
the newness of life.
God is Love and Loving
You Right Now!
(The Rev. Dr. Walt Sharer
is minister at Bishop Church
of Religious Science, located
at 129 E. Line St., Bishop. Rev.
Freda Lindsay and Rev. Walt
officiate the weekly, Sunday
services at 10 a.m. You can
hear Rev. Walt’s message on
“The Devotional Hour” on
Sierra Wave KSRW 92.5 FM
Sunday mornings at 8:30.
The church can be reached
at 760-873-4195 for more
information.)
Looking at what we can become
in the New Year
Last time we took a stroll
through the Old Testament
and found that God has
been active all through history, not just once a year at
Christmas.
We saw Him taking the
pulse beat of entire peoples.
We saw Him doing the same
with individuals, intimately,
one at a time.
We saw Him dealing with
the actions of the past for
both nations and individuals.
We saw Him affect their
present in dramatic ways.
We saw Him deal with
their futures through the
words of His prophets.
We saw Him read their
hearts, their minds, their
psyches.
Most dramatic of all, as in
the case of Gideon, we
found that He is more than
willing to see us as we can
become, not necessarily as
we are.
That ability to see us as
we can become is our bottom line at this time of year.
For us, the New Year is a
time of looking at where we
were over the course of the
fading old year, so we can
figure out ways to do better
during the next. For many,
this results in a larger or
smaller list of resolutions
Philip Severi
Columnist
designed to fix what we see
as the problems. That is all
well and good.
But are our own insights
the best guide to the reformation we think we need?
This writer would submit
that we need not only our
own insights, but those of
God as well.
Remember, when God’s
angel found Gideon hiding
in the well, it greeted him by
saying he was a, “ … mighty
man of God.” As his relationship with God took on
depth and meaning Gideon
became just that!
However, that sure knowledge of us that God has
goes much deeper than our
own here and now. Psalm
139 lays it all out. “I thank
you, High God – you’re
breathtaking! Body and soul,
I am marvelously made! I
worship in adoration – what
a creation! You know me
inside and out, you know
every bone in my body; You
know exactly how I was
made, bit by bit, how I was
sculpted from nothing into
something. Like an open
book, you watched me grow
from conception to birth; all
the stages of my life were
spread out before you, the
days of my life all prepared
before I’d even lived one
day.” (Psalms 139:14-16, The
Message)
In other words, God not
only knows who we are, intimately, but He also has
known that from before we
were ever born.
Weave those threads! God
knows us, more intimately
than we can imagine. How
He used the prophets over
and over again in the Old
Testament to warn people
that their actions have consequences tells us He wants
what is best for us most of
all.
Combine these ideas with
what Christ did and taught
us in the New Testament.
Put it all together and see
what you get. Here is a hint.
The thief on the cross who
called Christ, Lord, was told
he would join Christ in
Paradise. We can see that
God is willing to give each
of us a start-over, not a doover, but a start-over, no
matter what we have done,
even with death looming
over us.
God is in to beginnings,
start-overs, at New Year’s or
any other time. I don’t know
about anyone else, but I am
glad He is. I have needed a
start-over more than once.
How about you?
(Philip Severi, a former
Bishop resident, previously
wrote a weekly column for
The Inyo Register. He contributes to this page from his
home in Twain Harte.)
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you want in
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From the Pulpit
Gold,
frankincense
and myrrh
The Wisemen brought
gold, frankincense and
myrrh, which were kingly
and most expensive gifts,
to Jesus.
What we need to grasp
by faith is that the gifts
Jesus gives to the world
are eternally valuable.
Jesus gives forgiveness,
resurrection from the dead
and a heavenly home apart
from any merit in human
beings.
The gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh were
likely used by Mary and
Joseph when they fled the
sword of Herod to Egypt.
These gifts would have
given earthly support to
them as they lived in Egypt
a few years, until wicked
Herod died.
Have not the gifts of
Jesus supported us in our
life and living? Daily
breath, clothing, shoes,
house, home, good weather, family friends, your
baptism, your receiving the
Lord’s Supper, your
church, safe travel, a free
nation and I’ll let you name
a few more gifts you’ve
cashed in for personal use.
Herod was a wicked
worshipper; he desired
only the killing of the
Kings of Kings. The
Wisemen worshipped wisely, and wise men still seek
Jesus for salvation.
When we ignore worship, we fall into Herod’s
camp. We have all been
there! When we bow down
and confess our sin before
the Babe of Bethlehem with
the Wisemen, God regards
us as sinless, because the
Savior has come!
The Savior has come for
you. He has come to relieve
you of the guilt you daily
bear. He has come with
rich gifts of mercy, joy and
peace of mind. He comes
to hear your prayer and
regard your worship. He
comes with gifts that surpass all understanding.
Gold, frankincense and
myrrh testify to the work
of Jesus for you.
His gold of guaranteed
heaven is yours.
His frankincense
(incense) is His perfect life
rising to heaven in your
place.
The myrrh was used in
burial and He is with you
and the heavenly gift of
eternal life is given to you.
Three gifts given but a
multitude our Savior has
poured upon His dear children, who live by His grace
alone.
See you Sunday.
(The Rev. Kent Puls
serves both Grace Lutheran
and Mammoth Lakes
Lutheran churches. Grace
Lutheran Church is located
at 711 N. Fowler St., Bishop.
Sunday services are at
10:45 a.m. Mammoth Lakes
Lutheran Church is located
at 379 Old Mammoth Road.,
Mammoth. Sunday service
us at 8:45 a.m. For more
information, call 760-8729791.)
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
REV. FREDA LINDSAY, MINISTER
rev. dr. walt sharer
129 East Line Street, Phone 873-4195 & 872-4686
Sunday Service: 10 a.m. - Meditation: 9:40 a.m.
Wednesday, 5:30 p.m.: Prayer Group
Practitioners: Rev. Dr. Juanella Evans
Please call Church Office for an appointment CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH
2956 W. Line St., Bishop
Sunday School . . . . . . . . 10:00 am
Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:00 am
Wednesday Evening . . . 7:30 p.m.
Reading Room Open
Tuesday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and after Services
Childcare provided
First Southern
Baptist Church
251 Sierra St., Bishop, CA
Sunday Worship Service 11:00
a.m.
Sunday Morning Bible Study
10:00 a.m.
Wed. Evening Bible Study
6:30 p.m.
(760) 873-6022
First Baptist Church
of Big Pine
293 Chestnut St.
Sunday School - 9 a.m.
Sunday Worship - 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.
Wednesday Prayer Meet. 6:15 p.m.
Pastor Tim Toppass
(760) 387-0024 & (760) 938-1153
Valley Presbyterian
Church
Fri. Bible Study 1:00 p.m.
Sunday Worship & Sunday School 11 a.m.
873-8960 • 2912 W. Line • Bishop
Bishop Creek
Community Church
An Evangelical Free Church • Kelly Larson, Pastor
Come and join us!
700 Hobson St. (at Keough and Hobson Sts.)
11:00 a.m. Sundays at St. Timothy’s Anglican Church
Shema Sunday: Loving God, Loving Others
Jeremy Plum
www.bishopcreek.org
The Inyo Register
eASTeRN SIeRRA CLASSIFIeDS
SATURDAY, jAnUARY 2, 2016
020 HAPPINESS IS ...
HAPPINESS IS ÉA
LANON
Help and Hope for Families and Friends
of Alcoholics
MONDAY NIGHT GROUP meets at the
Methodist Church in Bishop (corner
Fowler & Church Streets) every Monday from 7:00PM - 8:30PM. For more
information call 760-873-8225
HAPPINESS IS....
NAMI - EASTERN SIERRA
(National Alliance on Mental Illness)
FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP
Depression...Bi Polar Disorder...Schizophrenia....Anxiety.....Eating Disorder.....
Are any of these words part of your
family's vocabulary?
If you are the parent, spouse, son,
daughter, or care giver of a loved one
living with a diagnosed mental
illnessand you sometimes feel overwhelmed, alone, ashamed, exasperated and exhausted NAMI Eastern
Sierra offers a Family Support Group
just for YOU!!
!
This Family Support Group is a free,
confidential and safe group that meets
on the FIRST Wednesday of EVERY
month from 5:30pm - 7:00pm at the
First United Methodist Church, 205
North Fowler St. in Bishop. Join us and
realize you are not alone.
!
For more information about NAMI, the
National Alliance on Mental Illness visit
www.nami.org
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020 HAPPINESS IS ...
045 HELP WANTED
045 HELP WANTED
045 HELP WANTED
045 HELP WANTED
HAPPINESS IS...
SIERRA GRACE SAA
New, local meeting for Sex Addicts
Anonymous. SAA is a fellowship of men
and women, who share their experience, strength and hope with each
other so they may overcome their sexual addiction. For more information,
visit www.saa-recovery.org
or call
800-477-8198. Look for "Meetings
...USA...Bishop"
COUNTY OF INYO Ð Deputy Director
of Aging and Social Services
Department - Health & Human Services
Location - Countywide
Salary $6780-8214
(Above monthly salary is paid over 26
pay periods annually.)
OWENS VALLEY
CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER
FAMILY RESTAURANT SEEKS busperson for day-shifts, Saturday-Tuesday. Apply in person at 175 S. Main St.,
Bishop. Ask for Paul or Richard. No
phone calls please.
TUTOR!
TUTORING POSITION available,10 hrs
per wk. Must have teaching experience
and knowledge of CA. Common Core
Standard. Must pass background &
drug test. E-mail [email protected] or call (760)751-3068
HAPPINESS IS É
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Help and Hope for People Who have
Problems with Food
Overeaters Anonymous members meet
to share their experience, strength,
hope and the OA program of recovery
every Saturday from 10:00AM-11:00AM
in the library of the Calvary Baptist
Church, 1100 W. Line St., Bishop. For
more information, call Marilyn at (760)
872-3757 or (760) 920-8013. Hope to
see you next Saturday!
045 HELP WANTED
CASHIER - BIG PINE SHELL Must be
willing to open & close, flexible days &
hours req!d. Apply at 109 S. Main St.,
Big Pine.
COUNTY OF INYO
Is currently accepting applications to fill
the following Countywide positions, with
deadline dates as listed:
ASSOCIATE PLANNER
Department - Planning
Salary - $4826 - $5865/mo.
Closing Date - This recruitment has
been extended and will remain open
until position has been filled.
ROAD MAINTENANCE WORKER I SEASONAL
Department - Road
Salary $14.75/hour - 40 hours per
week
Term - Jan. - June, 2016
Closing Date - January 5, 2016
CORRECTIONAL OFFICER
(FEMALE)
Department - Sheriff
Salary - $3810 - $4630
Closing Date - January 5, 2016
OFFICE TECHNICIAN III
Department - Health and Human Services
Salary - $3716 - $4522
Closing Date - January 5, 2016
LEGAL SECRETARY I (PART-TIME)
Department - District Attorney
Salary - $16.94 - $20.58/hour
20 - 29 hours per week with prorated
benefits
Closing Date - January 5, 2016
CADASTRAL TECHNICIAN I
Department Assessor
Salary $3550-$4311
Closing Date - January 20, 2016
NETWORK & OPERATIONS
ANALYST I, II, III, OR IV
Department - Information Services
Salary Analyst I - $4188-$5088/mo.
AnalystII - $4601-$5589/mo.
AnalystIII- $4941-$6005/mo.
AnalystIV - $5427-$6600/mo.
Closing Date - OPEN UNTIL FILLED
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
REGISTERED NURSE I OR II
Department - Health & Human Services
Salary Level I - $5303-$6445/mo.
Level II - $5559-$6761/mo.
Closing Date - OPEN UNTIL FILLED
SUPERVISING AGRICULTURAL
BIOLOGIST
Department - Agricultural Commissioner
Salary - $5303 - $6445
Closing Date -OPEN UNTIL FILLED
All of the above monthly salaries are
paid over 26 annual pay periods.
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For more information, complete job descriptions and an Inyo County application form, visit www.inyocounty.us, or
contact the Personnel Office at
760-878-0407. Must apply on Inyo
County application form. EEO/ADA.
In the context of a dynamic Health and
Human Services team, the Deputy Director plans, organizes, and directs the
overall administrative and technical activities of all Aging and Social Services
programs, overseeing multiple supervisors and site managers.
Minimum Qualifications: While the following requirements outline the minimum qualifications, only applicants who
demonstrate the best qualifications
match for the job will be selected to
continue in the recruitment process. Applicants must meet the minimum qualifications by the application deadline. EITHER
Pattern 1: One (1) year of experience
performing duties as a Social Services
Program Manager, Program Manager,
Staff Services Manager, or Senior Staff
Services Manager within an Interagency Merit System county; OR
Pattern 2: Four (4) years of supervisory
experience in employment, eligibility;
social service programs; or administrative and staff services work in areas
such as personnel, administrative
analysis, accounting, auditing, budgeting, or data processing in a public social services agency. OR Pattern 3: A
graduate degree in public administration or business administration or a
Master!s Degree in Social Work or a
Master!s Degree from a two year counseling program AND two (2) years of
supervisory or managerial experience
in employment, eligibility, social service
programs; or administrative or staff
services work in areas such as personnel, administrative analysis, accounting,
auditing, budgeting, or data processing
in a public social services agency.
TOIYABE INDIAN HEALTH
PROJECT, INC.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR POSITION
VACANCIES
Toiyabe is currently accepting applications for the following open positions with deadline dates as listed:
CERTIFIED PHARMACY
TECHNICIAN
Status: Non-exempt/full-time with
benefits
Salary range: TSS 6/7 $18.54 an
hour
Work station:Bishop/Coleville Clinic
Closing date:01/08/16 @ 5:00 p.m.
COMMUNITY HEALTH
REPRESENTATIVE (CHR)
Status: Non-exempt/ full-time with
benefits
Salary range: TSS 5 $14.04 an hour
Work station:Bishop Clinic
Closing date:01/08/16 @ 5:00 p.m.
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
THERAPIST
Status:Exempt / part-time (16 hours)
with partial benefits
Salary range: TSS 12 licensed
$32.28 an hour/TSS 11 eligible for
license $27.14 an hour
Work station: Coleville Clinic
Closing date: 01/08/16 @ 5:00 p.m.
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT
Status: Exempt/ full-time with benefits
Salary range: TSS 14 $93,322.00 $140,645.00 annually (DOE)
Work station: Coleville/Lone Pine
Clinic
Closing date: Open until filled
FAMILY PRACTICE PHYSICIAN
Status: Exempt/ full-time with benefits
Salary range: TSS 52 $143,162.00 $174,859.00 annually (DOE)
Work station: Lone Pine Clinic
Closing date:Open until filled
For more information, complete job
descriptions and applications, please
visit www.toiyabe.us or contact: Toiyabe Administration Office, 52 Tu Su
Lane, Bishop, CA 93514
Telephone: 760-873-8464 Fax:
760-873-3935
email: [email protected] or
[email protected]
Toiyabe is an E.O.E. within the
confines of the Indian Preference
Act.
Part-Time Tuniwa Nobi Family
Literacy Librarian / Trainee- Bishop,
CA-$17.33 per hour (trainee paid at
lower rate)
Part-Time Tuniwa Nobi Family
Literacy Librarian Aide TraineeBishop, CA-$10.00 per hour
Closing date: January 8, 2016
www.ovcdc.com to
Please visit
download a job application and view
full job descriptions. Preference will
be given to Native American Indian
applicants.
CUSTOM IMPRINT SPECIALIST/
Customer Service Representative Customer service background, quick
accurate data entry, and proofing skills.
Full time M-F days. Please submit
resume with application. Submit to HR.
[email protected] . 1325 Rowan Lane,
Bishop, CA. 760-873-8319.
- COUNTY OF INYO DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AGING AND
SOCIAL SERVICES
Department - Health & Human Services
Location - Countywide
Salary - $6780-8214
(Above monthly salary is paid over 26
pay periods annually.)
In the context of a dynamic Health and
Human Services team, the Deputy
Director plans, organizes, and directs
the overall administrative and technical
activities of all Aging and Social Services programs, overseeing multiple
supervisors and site managers.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: While
the
following requirements outline
the minimum qualifications, only applicants who demonstrate the best qualifications match for the job will be selected to continue in the recruitment
process.
Applicants must meet the
minimum qualifications by the application deadline. EITHER
PATTERN 1: One (1) year of experience performing duties as a Social
Services Program Manager, Program
Manager, Staff Services Manager, or
Senior Staff Services Manager within
an Interagency Merit System county;
OR
PATTERN 2: Four (4) years of supervisory experience in employment, eligibility; social service programs; or administrative and staff services work in areas such as personnel, administrative
analysis, accounting, auditing, budgeting, or data processing in a public social services agency. OR Pattern 3: A
graduate degree in public administration or business administration or a
Master!s Degree in Social Work or a
Master!s Degree from a two year counseling program AND two (2) years of
supervisory or managerial experience
in employment, eligibility, social service
programs; or administrative or staff
services work in areas such as personnel, administrative analysis, accounting,
auditing, budgeting, or data processing
in a public social services agency.
To obtain a complete job description,
qualifications and application form, visit
www.inyocounty.us
or
www.mss.ca.gov. Deadline for application: 5:00 p.m., January 11th, 2016
(postmarks not accepted). Applicants
must submit a completed MSS application, including any of the additional
documents/materials indicated
BISHOP UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Notice of Classified Vacancy
2015/2016 School Year
Internal/External Posting
060 ANTIQUES
MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS,
TRANSPORTATION (MOT)
DIRECTOR
HOURS/TIMES: 40 hrs/week Ð
months
12
STARTING DATE: T.B.D.
SALARY RANGE: $56,000 - $59,528
Annually DOE
DUTIES: Under the general supervision of the Superintendent and/or the
Chief Business Officer, the Director of
MOT is to personally perform, assign,
supervise and evaluate the routine
work of maintenance, mechanic, custodial, warehouse, grounds, painting, and
bus driving personnel and effect all
maintenance, custodial and transportation-related projects in the District. This
position has been designated by the
Board of Trustees to be a supervisory
position.
1940!S WWII ERA
CARGO BICYCLE
Original, fully restored. Made in
Denmark. Also known as a Ò Long
JohnÓ . Rare vintage bicycle. See it
at Bishop Choppers, 2203 N. Sierra
Hwy, Bishop. $5,000.
760-872-8811
085 FIREWOOD
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS:
• A minimum of three years! experience
with maintenance, grounds upkeep,
and custodial of a school or large facility.
• Previous experience as a school bus
driver or ability to obtain bus driving
license
• A minimum of five years! experience
in the supervision, evaluation, and management of an adult workforce.
APPLY: Contact Kim Tiner, at the District Office, 656 W. Pine Street., Bishop,
CA 93514, or call (760) 872-3680
or [email protected]. For an
application see our District website:
http://bishop-ca.schoolloop.com/HR
Full job descriptions are available.
DEADLINE TO APPLY: January 8,
2016 @ 4:00pm
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Dry/split elm and cottonwood $240
cord/128 cubic ft. Free delivery to
Lone Pine, Independence and Olancha,
760-608-1252
105 MISCELLANEOUS
The Bishop Unified School District is an
Equal Opportunity Employer
POLICE OFFICER
THE City of Bishop Police Department is accepting applications for the
position of Full Time Police Officer
(Continuous Recruitment). Minimum
requirement: must possess a BASIC
POST CERTIFICATE. Salary $5,403
- $6,227 per month. Excellent benefit
package,including medical and PERS
retirement. For further information,
contact Pam Galvin 760-873-5823 or
[email protected]. Applications
and full job description is available on
t h e
w e b
a t
http://www.cityofbishop.com/departments/administration/jobs/. EOE
ATHEARN HO SCALE
WARBONNET TRAIN
SET
Complete set includes locomotive,
freight cars, power pack, caboose
and track. Creates 45Ó x36Ó oval track.
A great starter set! Great Christmas
gift. Asking $100 FIRM. Serious
inquiries only. Contact Eva:
702-265-4342
ELECTRICIANS WANTED
Looking for CA Licensed Journeyman &
Apprentice Electricians for 3-5 month
project 40 miles from Bishop CA. Commercial\Industrial 120-480V. Top
wages. Overtime. Per Diem if you qualify. 6-8 Positions available. 1-2 Positions Permanent. F\T after this job
ends. No calls at this time. Email
resume to:
[email protected]
BISHOP CREEKSIDE INN
FRONT DESK AGENTS
Now hiring Front Desk Agents. If you
are enthusiastic, enjoy customer service and have a flexible schedule,
please submit your resume to;
kalynn.rose@thebishopcreeksideinn.
com or complete an application at
725 N Main Street, Bishop, CA.
Wages are $12 - $14 DOE.
www.bishopcreeksideinn.com
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Join us at NIH.
When you care for our community, you want to assemble
the best team possible. Northern Inyo Hospital is looking
for team members who share our passion and commitment
to quality care. If your next career move calls for new
challenges and true collaboration, visit www.NIH.org
for a complete list of employment opportunities.
This week’s featured opportunities
Food Service Worker • Network Systems Administrator
BISHOP CREEKSIDE INN
HOUSEKEEPING STAFF
Now hiring. Must be able to read,
speak & understand English, days
will vary based on occupancy and
performance. Please apply in person
at: Bishop Creekside Inn, 725 N.
Main
Street,
Bishop,
CA.
www.bishopcreeksideinn.com
www.bishopcreeksideinn.com
PLACE YOUR GARAGE/YARD SALE AD HERE!
bishop
! - (DT) - 852-A COATS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 02, 9:00AM -1:00PM
1ST
YARD SALE OF 2016. BRAVE THE COLD FOR YARD SALE GOLD. Get here early, bring lots of
cash and a truck because you will want to load up! Antiques, furniture, household items, clothing,
and more. Rain or Shine.
! - (BH) - 2210 GALLOWAY, SAT. & SUN., JAN. 2 & 3, 8:00AM - 5:00PM Furniture, Oak Dinette Set, 2 Bedroom Sets, Entertainment Center, Small Appliances, Refrigerator,
Costume Jewelry, Framed Pictures and much more.
CODES FOR BISHOP AREA
DT: Downtown Area
WB: W. Bishop
BH: Highland
MC: Meadowcreek
BA: Barlow Area
RK: Rocking K Area
BG: Glenwood MH Pk
DL: Dixon Ln Area
MM: Manor Mkt. Area
WK: Wilkerson
LA: Lazy A Area
Phlebotomy Tech • Ortho Clinic X-Ray Technician
Staff Occupational Therapist
Staff Speech Language Pathologist
Physical Therapist • Pharmacy Technician
340BAnalyst/Pharmacy Tech
RHC Medical Assistant-or CAN
FRONT OFFICE /
RECEPTIONIST
Busy tax office seeking temporary full
time seasonal position. Experience
preferred but will train. Contact Julie
at 760-873-6166 or apply in person
at H&R Block, 136 Whitney Alley,
Bishop.
Qualified Nursing Positions:
Med/Surg RN • ICU RN • ED RN
House Supervisor • Perinatal Services RN
Please check our website for a complete Job Listings
HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED - Mainly
weekends. Apply at Trees Motel, 796
W. Line, Bishop.
SPECIALTY CHEF PREPARE & Cook
Chinese food, estimate food consumption, plan & order food & materials.
Must have min. of 2 yrs exp.! Send
qualifications to: Imperial Gourmet
Chinese Restaurant, 930 N. Main
Street, Bishop, CA 93514 Attn: Jenny
Chen.
NORTHERN INYO HOSPITAL
150 Pioneer Lane, Bishop | (760) 873-2145 | www.NIH.org
Applications available online | Email: [email protected]
PHONE (760) 873-3535 | FAX (760) 873-3591 | 1180 N. MAIN ST., STE. 108, BISHOP, CA 93514 | E-MAIL [email protected]
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14 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2016 105 MISCELLANEOUS
150 APTS. FURNISHED
170 HOUSES UNFURNISHED
MOVE RIGHT IN!
WEEKLY RATES
210 BUSINESS PROPERTY
The Bishop Village Motel has weekly
rates available. Fully furnished kitchen
units with pots, pans, dishes. Free WiFi
and cable. Quiet, clean, walk to town.
760-872-8155
LIONAL GREAT
WESTERN TRAIN SET
Lional Great Western train set ready
to run O Guage with expansion set. 7
Cars, engine and self operating hand
car. Comes with 2 Lincoln Log cabins.
Asking $250 firm. Serious inquiries
only. In Bishop. Great Christmas Gift!
DeLaRosa Property Management
760-872-3188
www.rentbishop.com
SUNNY SLOPES - Wogoni studio apt
elec included, $525/mo.
702-265-4342
PIANO - WURLITZER
Oak, quite good condition, good sounding board (according to our piano
teacher). Wurlitzer “rep” said this model
is still being made and retails for $3000.
Selling for $500, you pay to move.
760-935-4760
BISHOP - E. LINE - 2 Bed with pellet
stove, large kitchen, $900/mo.
BISHOP - Primrose Lane Apartments 2 Bed upstairs, new flooring, $850/mo.
160 CONDOS FOR RENT
Does Harriet
need a new
chariot?
Find a new or
used auto in the
Eastern
Sierra
Classifieds
873-3535
JF JIMENEZ JR TAX SERVICE
2278 N. Sierra Hwy.
Bishop, CA 93514
NISSAN MAXIMA
STUDIO COTTAGE
Immaculate condition, 6 cylinder,
automatic transmission, black leather
interior, premium stereo, sunroof.
Runs great! Only $3,200, must sell.
BISHOP $650/mo. Studio cottage in
mobile home park with kitchen, bathroom and yard. Laundry hook up.
Park approval required.
[email protected]
760-937-5455
285 4X4
175 MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT
ELM TREE TRAILER PARK
Large and small trailers with patios &
storage units starting at $475/mo.
Judy 760-914-2834
180 SPACE FOR RENT
LARGE STORAGE SPACE, approx.
7x15, in Bishop. $85/mo. Call
760-872-6194.
STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE, in town
location. 10x20 $150. Larger sizes too!
Call 760-258-9197
2BED/2BATH
2405 WENDY LANE
A new home on your wish list? Come
see this spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath
mobile in Glenwood. Many improvememnts, large covered porch, great
views and located on a quet little
lane! Asking $23,900. For more info
call:
760-937-3527
PRICE REDUCED!
2004 CHEVY BLAZER
760-937-5455
290 VANS
205 ACREAGE & LOTS
SIERRA RESORT PROPERTY MGMT
Maggie Larson, Owner Broker
(760)937-4502
www.SierraResortRealEstate.com
170 HOUSES UNFURNISHED
PARKWEST 3BED/2BATH 2000 sq. ft.
$2,100/mo. + utilities. 760-920-2724
[email protected]
SITE WANTED - State of California
seeking approximately 4.5 acres in the
Bishop area for a new California Highway Patrol facility. Boundaries:
North-Dixon Lane north of Bishop,
South-Steward Lane south of Lone
Pine, East-Airport Rd, West-Ed Powers
Rd. Vacant land with utilities preferred.
Will consider properties with existing
structures to be demolished and sites
that are part of a larger property. Must
be easily accessible to principal transportation artery and STAA truck routes.
Contact Bryan Lang at (916) 376-1615
or [email protected].
JOSE JIMENEZ JR.
2278N. Sierra Hwy.
Bishop, CA 93514
This Business is conducted by:
INDIVIDUAL. Registrant commenced to transact business
under the fictitious business name
or names listed 12-1-15 This
statement was filed with the
County Clerk of Inyo County on
DECEMBER 15, 2015. File
#15-00162
(IR 1/2, 1/9, 1/16, 1/23/16,
#11945)
REQUEST FOR
QUALIFICATIONS
4wheel drive. Excellent condition,
everything works well. Must sell
$5,295 OBO
STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE.
Located at Pine & Hammond Streets.
5 X 10 for $65/mo. Call Curtis at Coldwell Banker 760.873.4264 Monday
through Friday for more information.
320 PUBLIC NOTICES
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
THE FOLLOWING PERSON
IS DOING BUSINESS AS:
220 HOUSES FOR SALE
155 APTS. UNFURNISHED
1BED/1BA BISHOP $675 + dep. Natural light, quiet street. Close to shopping,
park and canal. No pets, no smoking.
12 mo. lease. 760-258-9466
275 AUTOS
MAMMOTH LAKES, CA $1,500,000.
Located in Mammoth Business Park
4000 Sq. ft. Commercial Warehouse
Bldg for sale on .80 acre.
[email protected]
3BED/2BATH
BEAUTIFUL FULLY remodeled home
in desirable Bishop neighborhood. 3
bed, 2 full baths with mountain views,
fenced yard, large storage shed,
granite kitchen and travertine bathrooms.
Totally turnkey! Shown by
appt. only. Asking $349,000.
3.3 Liter engine, V6, 3 row seating
am/fm/cd, great condition! $6,250
OBO.
760-914-1270
760-920-0165
2007 DODGE GRAND
CARAVAN
Inyo County Health and Human
Services (ICHHS) is seeking qualified respondents to provide Quality
Parenting Hub Home Services in
partnership with Child Welfare and
Juvenile Probation services. Request for Qualifications (RFQ)
applications will be accepted until
12:00 noon on Monday, January
11, 2016. RFQ packets are available by contacting ICHHS at (760)
873-3305.
(IR 12/19, 12/22, 12/24, 12/26,
12/29, 12/31/15, 1/2/16, #11925)
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For Home Delivery call
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The Inyo Register
FOOD
15
saturday, JANUARY 2, 2016
M
FAMILY FEATURES
aking a New Year’s resolution? Don’t forget salt. Most
Americans consume about a
1,000 milligrams of sodium
over the amount recommended by nutrition and health experts. New research
shows cooking with spices and herbs
could help you ditch the salt shaker and
meet sodium recommendations.
Keeping a resolution to cut salt from
your diet is easy. Use simple spice swaps
to create tasty, low-sodium meals. From
seasoning eggs with basil instead of salt
to adding spices and herbs to no-salt
tomato sauce, the McCormick Kitchens
offer these easy tips and recipes to make
low-sodium meals full of flavor:
n
Beat 1/8 teaspoon herb instead of
salt into 2 eggs before scrambling.
n
Add oregano, garlic powder and
red pepper to no-salt added tomato
sauce for a tasty, low-sodium pasta
dinner.
n
Try making Citrus Herbed Chicken
with Asparagus, Fiesta Citrus
Salmon or Tuscan Pasta. These
dishes don’t call for any salt.
Instead, they swap in basil, garlic
powder and oregano.
For more low-sodium tips and
recipes – such as shaved vegetable
salad with Italian herb vinaigrette – visit
McCormick.com/recipes/low-sodium
to keep your New Year’s resolutions
on track. To see the full Anderson
study, which examined the effects
of a behavioral intervention that
emphasized spice and herbs, and
how it impacts sodium intake, visit
McCormickScienceInstitute.com.
Fiesta Citrus Salmon
Prep time: 5 minutes
Cook time: 15 minutes
Serves: 4
1/4 cup orange juice
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons McCormick
Perfect Pinch Salt-Free
Fiesta Citrus Seasoning,
divided
2 tablespoons packed brown
sugar, divided
1 pound salmon fillets
In small bowl, mix juice, oil
and 1 tablespoon each seasoning
and sugar.
Place salmon in large re-sealable
plastic bag or glass dish. Add marinade; turn to coat well. Refrigerate
30 minutes, or longer for extra
flavor.
In another small bowl, mix remaining seasoning and sugar. Remove
salmon from marinade. Discard any
remaining marinade. Rub salmon
evenly with seasoning mixture.
Grill salmon over medium-high
heat 6-8 minutes per side, or until
fish flakes easily with fork. (Or bake
in 400 F oven 10-15 minutes, or
until fish flakes easily with fork.)
Tuscan Pasta
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cook time: 25 minutes
Serves: 6
1 can (28 ounces) diced
tomatoes, undrained
1 can (8 ounces) no-salt
added tomato sauce
1 tablespoon sugar (optional)
2 tablespoons packed brown
sugar, divided
2 teaspoons McCormick
Garlic Powder
2 teaspoons McCormick
Perfect Pinch Italian
Seasoning
1/2 teaspoon McCormick
Black Pepper, ground
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 pound zucchini, sliced
Citrus Herbed Chicken with Asparagus
Prep time: 10 minutes
Cook time: 20 minutes
Serves: 4
1/4 cup flour
2 tablespoons grated
Parmesan cheese
1/2 teaspoon McCormick
Garlic Powder
1/4 teaspoon McCormick
Black Pepper, coarse
ground
1 pound thin-sliced boneless
skinless chicken breasts
1 tablespoon oil
1 1/2 cups chicken stock
1 teaspoon McCormick Basil
Leaves
1 teaspoon McCormick
Oregano Leaves
1 pound asparagus, trimmed
and cut into 1-inch pieces
2 tablespoons lemon juice
In shallow dish, mix flour, Parmesan
cheese, garlic powder and pepper.
Reserve 2 tablespoons. Moisten
chicken lightly with water. Coat
evenly with remaining flour mixture.
In large nonstick skillet, heat oil
on medium heat. Add 1/2 of the
chicken pieces; cook 3 minutes per
side, or until golden brown. Repeat
with remaining chicken, adding
additional oil, if necessary. Remove
chicken from skillet; keep warm.
In medium bowl, mix stock, basil,
oregano and reserved flour mixture
until well blended. Add to skillet
along with asparagus. Bring to boil.
Reduce heat to low; simmer 3-5
minutes, or until sauce is slightly
thickened, stirring frequently. Stir
in lemon juice. Return chicken to
skillet; cook 2 minutes, or until
heated through.
1 package (8 ounces) sliced
mushrooms
1 small onion, chopped
6 ounces pasta, such as
spaghetti or linguine
In medium saucepan, mix tomatoes,
tomato sauce, sugar and seasonings.
Bring to boil on medium heat.
Reduce heat to low; cover and
simmer 20 minutes.
In large skillet, heat oil on mediumhigh heat. Add zucchini, mushrooms
and onion; cook and stir 4 minutes
or until vegetables are tender-crisp.
Stir tomato sauce into vegetables.
Meanwhile, cook pasta as directed
on package. Drain well. Place pasta
in serving bowl. Add vegetable
mixture; toss well.
The Inyo Register
16 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2016 Options in dealing with
disenfranchised daughter-in-law
Dear Annie: I realize
that this is a common issue,
but I could still use some
advice. When my son first
married, his wife was loving and involved with the
family. When the babies
were born, we continued a
warm relationship. Now
that their children are
older, however, our daughter-in-law is cold and distant, and she is not interested in interacting with
our extended family.
She grew up in a troubled family and seemed
very happy to join ours.
But not anymore. We live
nearby and other than
chance meetings, occasional help with the children
and family holidays, we
seldom see my son. We
were told early on that we
were not to visit unannounced, and we never
have. If we didn’t attend
the grandchildren’s school
functions, we would never
see them.
It seems that our daughter-in-law just doesn’t like
us and wants minimal contact. Are we asking too
much? Are we living in the
past? Is there anything that
can be done to improve the
situation? You’ve advised
parents in our situation to
find other interests. I think
that if the young couples
would imagine our situation in their own future,
they might realize the
extent of their hurtful
behavior.
– Crying Mother
Dear Mother: You are
right that this is, unfortunately, a problem that
many parents have. We
don’t know why your
daughter-in-law is behav-
that will bring you peace.
KATHY & MARCY
ing differently. She may
have her own emotional
issues that prevent her
from having a healthy relationship with you. She may
have been putting on a
show for the past several
years and doesn’t want to
do it anymore. You may be
behaving in a way that
seems fine to you, but is
annoying to her. You are
not asking too much, but
you might consider readjusting your expectations.
Do not criticize or assign
blame. That will only make
the situation worse. You
can ask your son whether
there is something you can
do to help smooth over the
relationship, and then do
it. You can see whether
your son will bring the kids
over without his wife so
she can get a break and
you can spend time with
them. Or you can accept
that this is how it is, being
grateful that you get to see
the family on holidays and
at school events, and
involving yourself in things
Dear Annie: I read the
letter from “Fed Up,” who
objected to people with
buckets asking for money
to help send their kids’
ecology class to Honduras.
As a teacher, I sponsored
many clubs and teams. We
did do outside fundraisers
for charities where my students held buckets at the
intersections in town and
raised thousands of dollars. Although we didn’t
bucket-beg for our own
activities, I understand why
they are so common now.
With recent tax cuts,
schools have less money
for optional activities, such
as band trips, choral productions and academic
competitions. When you do
a fundraiser through the
school, like selling candy,
the price of the item has to
be inflated to allow a profit
margin. With a bucket campaign, the group gets 100
percent of all donations.
Your advice was good. If
you don’t support the activity, keep your windows up
and drive on by.
–M
Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and
Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers
column. Please email your
questions to [email protected], or write
to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o
Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd
Street, Hermosa Beach, CA
90254. To find out more
about Annie’s Mailbox and
read features by other
Creators Syndicate writers
and cartoonists, visit the
Creators Syndicate Web
page at www.creators.com.
Salome’s Stars
ARIES (March 21 to April
19) Your batteries should
be fully recharged by now,
making you more than eager
to get back into the swing of
things full time. Try to stay
focused so that you don’t
dissipate your energies.
TAURUS (April 20 to May
20) You’re eager to charge
straight ahead into your new
responsibilities. But you’ll
have to paw the ground a
little longer, until a surprise
complication is worked out.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 20)
Rival factions are pressuring
you to take a stand favoring
one side or the other. But this
isn’t the time to play judge.
Bow out as gracefully as
possible, without committing
yourself to any position.
CANCER (June 21 to July
22) Reassure a longtime,
trusted confidante that you
appreciate his or her words
of advice. But at this time,
you need to act on what you
perceive to be your own sense
of self-interest.
LEO (July 23 to August 22)
You need to let your warm
Leonine heart fire up that
new relationship if you hope
to see it move from the “just
friends” level to one that will
be as romantic as you could
hope for.
VIRGO (August 23 to
September
22)
There’s
still time to repair a
misunderstanding with an
honest explanation and a
heartfelt apology. The sooner
you do, the sooner you can
get on with other matters.
LIBRA
(September
23
to October 22) Expect a
temporary setback as you
progress toward your goal.
Use this time to re-examine
your plans and see where you
might need to make some
significant changes.
SCORPIO
(October
23
to November 21) Some
missteps are revealed as the
cause of current problems
in a personal or professional
partnership.
Make
the
Last Week’s Answers
necessary adjustments and
then move on.
SAGITTARIUS (November
22 to December 21) Jupiter’s
influence helps you work
through a pesky problem,
allowing
your
naturally
jovial attitude to re-emerge
stronger than ever. Enjoy
your success.
CAPRICORN (December 22
to January 19) Set aside your
usual reluctance to change,
and consider reassessing your
financial situation so that you
can build on its strengths and
minimize its weaknesses.
AQUARIUS (January 20 to
February 18) Some recently
acquired information helps
open up a dark part of the
past. Resolve to put what
you’ve learned to good use.
Travel plans continue to be
favored.
PISCES (February 19 to
March 20) Act on your own
keen instincts. Your strong
Piscean backbone will support
you as someone attempts to
pressure you into a decision
you’re not ready to make.
BORN THIS WEEK: You
embody a love for traditional
values combined with an
appreciation of what’s new
and challenging.
The Inyo Register
mountain report
17
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2016
Recent snow
opens free
Nordic ski trails
Great conditions on the Mammoth
Lakes Nordic Trail System
Register Staff
Friends of the Inyo, the town of Mammoth Lakes and the U.S.
Forest Service invite cross-country skiers, snowshoers, and lovers of the outdoors to explore the Mammoth Lakes Nordic Trail
System at the California Welcome Center.
The trail system will be groomed Thursday through Monday
by Friends of the Inyo through March 15, weather permitting.
The Mammoth Lakes Nordic Trail System consists of three
sections of groomed Nordic trails exploring 3.4 miles of Jeffrey
Pine forest.
The trails run through the Old and New Shady Rest campgrounds, and are groomed for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and walking as weather conditions allow.
Dogs are welcome on the trail, but owners should pick up
after their dogs and keep them on a leash.
These trails are free to the public thanks to Measure R and
the town of Mammoth Lakes.
Parking for the trail system is located at the California
Welcome Center with maps available inside the Welcome
Center.
Trail updates are available by following Friends of the Inyo or
the Mammoth Lakes Trail System on Facebook.
For more information contact Casey Penn, (760) 873-6500,
[email protected].
The Mammoth Lakes Nordic Trail System at the California Welcome
Center is open thanks to recent snow fall.
File photo
Sierra Sojourns
Favorite hikes of 2015
What a great hiking year
2015 was, one of the best
of my life. From car-camping in Yosemite over the
summer to recent snowhikes in the beautiful Sierra
Nevada, the memories of
great adventures and magnificent scenery will live on
forever.
It’s extremely difficult to
choose the “best” hikes of
the year when every hike is
special in its own right.
Some hikes took me high
up in the mountains to
incredible jagged peaks,
while others were merely
wandering through sage
and rabbit brush in the
foothills.
The history of our area is
very interesting, from old
mines perched high on
mountainsides to roads
once used more than 100
years ago. In my opinion, it
doesn’t matter where you
hike as long as you get out
into this spectacular playground of ours and enjoy it
to its fullest.
Even though this is
almost an impossible task,
I’ve picked my top 10 hikes
of 2015 with a brief
description of that wonderful day on the trail, starting
at Hike 10 and ending at
Hike 6 this week.
10. “Refreshing hike in
Sabrina Basin”
Hiked on May 31, this
was one of the first hikes of
the year in the Sierra as my
brother and I ventured out
of Bishop to the amazing
views in Sabrina Basin. We
started out early on the
path alongside the left side
of the lake before turning
left up a steep ravine and
onto the shore of picturesque Blue Lake.
On this day in May, it
was still very cold with little
snow cover, making for a
perfect day. We had a great
time hanging out at Blue
Lake before continuing up
the trail. At the next junction, we opted for Donkey
Lake, and let me tell you,
we weren’t disappointed.
Shortly, we arrived at
impressive Donkey Lake, in
a granite basin surrounded
by large boulders with lingering winter snow. This
was our first hike together
in 2015 and would lead to
many memorable hikes with
my brother the rest of the
year.
9. “A whole different
world above Convict
Canyon”
I set out solo on Sept. 25
northbound to Convict Lake
to revisit one of the most
colorful canyons on the east
side. Although I’ve hiked up
Convict Canyon a few times
now, this one was extra special because of the beautiful
fall colors accompanied by
the cold, clear weather.
Craig Jackson
Columnist
The parking lot at
Convict that day was practically empty when I began
my hike on that gorgeous
fall day. The views that
most see of Convict Lake
are nice but the most dramatic scenery can be found
every step taken up Convict
Canyon.
The breeze blew quite
impressively as I crossed
Convict Creek three miles
from the trailhead and
started up the great trail.
Each side of the canyon
provided breathtaking vistas as I pushed forward on
the snow-free trail. Five
miles from Convict Lake, I
arrived at quiet Mildred
Lake at the top of the canyon. Instead of continuing
on up to Lake Dorothy, I
decided to explore the high
valley beyond Mildred Lake.
It was another perfect day
on the trail, followed by a
great burger at Tom’s Place.
8. “Cascades, lakes,
peaks and sheer beauty”
It was still early in the
summer when I decided to
spend a day off on one of
my most favorite trail on
this side of the Mississippi.
On June 13 I drove the
short distance from Bishop
to the parking lot at North
Lake for a hike to Piute
Pass.
This trail offers maximum overload of sheer
beauty, from the colorful
Piute Crags near the beginning to the beautiful lakes
mid-hike and finally the
exceptional views from
Piute Pass.
At Loch Leven Lake,
three miles from the trailhead, the first view of Piute
Pass came into view and
stayed with me the entire
hike up to the pass. Since it
was early in the summer,
there was still nice streams
coming down from mountain walls, pure paradise.
When I reached the pass
I took the short side trail up
to Muriel Lake below
impressive Muriel Peak. I
vividly recall taking a short
nap lakeside, under the
warm sun.
7. “Three days, three
hikes around Yosemite –
Day 3”
Fresh snow on the peaks across Duck Lake.
This hike was on the
last day of a three-day carcamping trip in eastern
Yosemite with my brother
on July 6. The Fourth of
July weekend was excellent
for hiking as we spent the
first two days near
Saddlebag Lake and Tioga
Pass and chose a hike closer
to US 395 for the final hoorah.
We left our car-camping
spot overlooking Mono Lake
at sunrise and drove the
short distance to the Gibbs
Lake trailhead. It was our
first time doing this hike
and we were surprised to
see no other cars. The hike
began on a very old road
through the trees, next to
Gibbs Creek.
When we arrived at Gibbs
Lake, tired from tough
hikes the previous two
days, we decided to attempt
the short, steep climb up to
Kidney Lake. Hesitant at
first, I must say I’m sure
glad we did it. The vague
trail followed Kidney Creek
up, through forest cover
into the upper basin. We
emerged from the forest,
followed the rocky ravine to
aqua-colored Kidney Lake.
Despite the cold, strong
wind, we absolutely enjoyed
our Whoa Nellie Deli sandwiches admiring the red
rock background behind the
aqua-colored lake.
6. “First snow of the
year at Duck Pass”
Photo by Craig Jackson
Stunning Muriel Lake and Muriel Peak are a short hike from Piute Pass.
Photo by Craig Jackson
Fall was in full swing on
Oct. 2, but it didn’t seem
like it as I began my hike up
to Duck Lake, from the
trailhead in Mammoth
Lakes basin. It was extremely cold at the beginning
with fresh snow on the
ground from a small storm
the day before, nothing serious, just a couple of inches
of fresh powder. At that
point, I knew this hike
would be special.
The empty parking lot
gave way to my fresh boot
prints as I began up the
path. The incredibly blue
sky, along with the fresh
white snow, made for great
scenery for the first couple
miles. From Barney Lake up
to Duck Pass, the scene of
Mammoth Lakes Basin and
Mammoth Mountain made
the time fly by.
When I arrived at Duck
Pass I was speechless.
Beautiful white snow covered the entire area, from
the lake shore to the jagged
peaks above. It was another
special day at a special
place, not long forgotten.
(Next week, Part 2.)
(Craig Jackson is a Bishop
resident and avid hiker/
backpacker who enjoys
exploring his new backyard
after having relocated here
in 2013 from Southern
California. Email him at
[email protected].)
The Inyo Register
18
EASTERN SIERRA HISTORY
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2016
The formation of Inyo County
By the Eastern California
Museum
Inyo County is celebrating its 150th birthday in
2016.
The following article
relates how the county was
formed in 1866, and was
printed during the county’s
centennial celebration.
Of note is that original
county boundaries looked
far different, and much
smaller than today’s Inyo
County. Also, the California
Legislature first approved
legislation creating Inyo
County in 1864. But the
folks in Independence
didn’t quite get the official
notice so they had to wait
until 1866 to form Inyo
County. Originally, the
county line ended north of
Big Pine. It cost the county
$12,000 to claim Bishop
and the surrounding area
from Mono County. The
boundary along the
Nevada/California state line
also was a bit fuzzy, as was
the boundary line to the
south, which wasn’t finally
and officially settled until
the 1950s.
Government records tell
us that as early as 1849 the
Mormons had hopes of ruling the lands far west of
the Salt Lake, and that in
March of that year they
held a convention in Salt
Lake City to organize the
“State of Desert.” It was to
include the present states
of Utah, Arizona and
Nevada, parts of Colorado
and Oregon, and Southern
California south of Santa
Monica, eastward and
northward through half of
the counties of Kern and
Tulare, then eastward
across the Sierra Nevada.
This took in the lands now
in Inyo County and the
counties to the north.
California in forming its
state boundary in 1850
ignored this prior claim,
and the act admitting the
state ratified the boundary
just about as it is today.
It may appear strange to
us, but California’s boundaries were determined to
some extent by anti-slavery
and pro-slavery factions in
the state’s Constitutional
Convention, and the
angling boundary line
through unknown desert
country, much of which has
become the Inyo County
line, was attributed to a
compromise between contending views.
When Tulare became a
county in 1852, the greater
part of what is now Inyo
County was within its borders, and thus Tulare exercised some jurisdiction
over the lands east of the
Sierra Nevada to the
Nevada Territorial Line
from 1852 to 1866.
A great mining boom
brought the organization of
Mono County on the north
in 1861, its southern
boundary reaching to Big
Pine Creek.
Encouraged by the success of the citizens of
Mono County the people of
the lower Owens River
Valley presented a petition
to the California State
Legislature in 1864 asking
that body to create a county south of Mono, the name
of said county to be
Monache with the county
seat at San Carlos, the most
thriving of several com­
munities. They asked that
the northern boundary be
just south of Mono Lake.
That they were trespassing
on Mono County did not
appear to bother the agitators for the new county.
The records do not indicate how the changes were
made but when the Bill of
1864 went to the
Legislature, the name of the
county had been changed
to “Coso,” the county seat
to Bend City, and the northern boundary “down the
middle of Big Pine Creek”
then east to the Nevada
line. The crest of the Sierra
Nevada was the western
boundary, the southern one
a vague line that was supposed to be the old boundary of Tulare. The act to
Courtesy Eastern California Museum
create a county carried the
date of June 6, 1864, as the
date of the election of officers.
Republicans and
Democrats held their conventions and elected nominees for the general election, but due to poor communication and transportation among the scattered
settlements, the proper
information did not reach
the commissioners who
had been appointed to
carry out the work of organization, and thus June 6,
1864, passed without an
election being held. The bill
passed the Legislature but
since no arrangements had
been made to change the
date of the election, the
whole matter went by
default.
Not discouraged the
seeders memorialized the
next Legislature and on
February 17, 1866, J. E.
Goodale introduced a bill
to establish lnyo County;
the newly laid­out town of
Independence to be the
County seat; and the election to be held March 3,
1866. Remembering the
problem of 1864, the commissioners, Thomas
Goodale, Lyman Tuttle, L. F.
Cooper, and W. A. Greenly,
had written into the Act
that if the election could
not be held on the date
designated by the commissioners, it might be held
any time within a year as
designated by them. It was
well that this was done as
the bill while encountering
no difficulties, did not
become a law until March
22, 1866, therefore the
election could not have
been held on the date mentioned in the Act. The
boundaries of Inyo County
were the same as for Coso
County.
Again Republicans and
Democrats held conventions to select nominees for
the election to be held
later. That date is not
given, but records do show
that it was held in May of
1866. When the votes were
counted it was found that
John R. Hughes of
Independence, C. D. Be­gole
of Lone Pine, and John
Westerville of Fish Springs
had been elected to the
Board of Supervisors for
the new county. A full
corps of county officers
were elected but a number
failed to qualify, and the
next few months were
taken up with the business
of appointing men to fill
the vacancies, or in holding
local elections for Justices
of the Peace.
The towns of San Carlos
and Bend City which had
contended for the county
seat in 1864 had not been
con­sidered this time as
they were slowly being
abandoned. Kearsarge City
was the most populous of
the communi­ties and did
ask to be considered but its
mountainous terrain was
against it, therefore it
appeared wise to select
Independence, a newly laidout town on the site of
Putnam’s Cabin or Little
Pine, which now had been
surveyed, its streets and
alleys named.
The new Board of
Supervisors met for the
first time on May 31, 1866
and John R. Hughes was
elected Chair­man. They
drew lots to determine the
length of office of each.
John Westerville drew the
long term of three years,
Charles D. Begole drew the
two year term, and John R.
Hughes the one year.
At the second meeting,
June 18, 1866, the Board
ordered that the four
Commissioners who had
carried on the work of
county organization leading
up to the elec­tion, be paid
fifty dollars each for the
work.
In September of 1866
the Board of Supervisors
ap­pointed two
Commissioners, W. A.
Greenly and L. F. Cooper, to
meet a like number from
Tulare County to determine
whether Inyo County was
indebted to Tulare County.
Tulare appointed Pleasant
Byrd and S. C. Brown as
their representatives.
Chalfant says that both the
records of Inyo and Tulare
are blank as to what came
of the work of this committee, and that likely Tulare
was glad to get rid of this
great stretch of land over
the Sierra Nevada because
of the expense of trying to
en­force any kind of law or
jurisdiction.
We do find in the minutes of the Inyo County
Board of Supervisors of
November 5-6, 1866, that
they authorized warrants
to the amount of four hundred dollars to be drawn to
the two Commissioners to
defray expenses, and that
the Clerk was authorized to
give the two men certificates of identity or of good
faith, if they desired such.
Again in the minutes of
February 4, 1867, we find
that the Commissioners
made their report to the
Inyo County Board of
Supervisors, but no mention is made as to the contents of this report. A warrant was ordered at this
same meeting to be paid to
Auditor Shackleford of
Tulare County for fifty dollars for work in abstracting.
No further mention was
made of this matter.
Soon after the formation
of Inyo County the people
north of Big Pine Creek
indicated they wanted to
carry on their official business at Independence rather than Bridgeport. The reasons given that the distance was too great, and
the severe winters prevented travel for a number of
months. This desire on the
part of the people in the
upper Owens River Valley
resulted in the intro­duction
of a bill in the legislature
which was approved and
signed into law, March 28,
1870. This law changed the
northern boundary of the
County from the middle of
Big Pine Creek to the line
between Township five and
six south of Mt. Diablo base
line. In consideration of the
transfer of this land, Inyo
County promised to pay
Mono County $12,000.00,
payable $3,000.00 annually,
beginning with January
1871. The Board of
Supervisors of Inyo County
referred only once to this
transaction. On Monday,
May 2, 1870, they ordered
that in “addi­tion to the tax
now levied for County purposes, there be and is hereby levied the sum of 41 1/2
cents upon each one hundred dollars of assessed
property within the County
of Inyo, by virtue of an Act
of the Legislature of the
State of California, entitled
an Act to define and establish the boundary line
between the counties of
Inyo and Mono, Approved
March 28, 1870, and to be
known as the Mono Debt.
Fund’.”
It was ordered also, “that
the territory heretofore
belonging to the County of
Mono, and designated in
said county as Township 1,
be hereafter known and
designat­ed as Township 4
in and for the County of
Inyo.”
“Ordered that the above
named Territory, and the
same is attached to and
forms part of Supervisorial
Dis­trict number 1, in and
for the County of Inyo.”
The above references
made on May 2, 1870, are
the only ones to be found
in the minutes of the Inyo
County Board of
Supervisors, but each year
in the County Budget the
“Mono Debt Fund” would
be listed and a tax rate set
to raise the amount of the
annual payment. The last
of this debt was paid in
January of 1875, making it
ap­pear as if the County of
Inyo was one year in
arrears.
The exact location of the
northern boundary was not
clear until a survey was
made by J. G. Thompson of
This is the 3rd Inyo County Courthouse, which was completed in
1887 and cost approximately $11,000.
Courtesy Eastern California Museum
Mono County in l876. Prior
to this some claims had
been made by Mono County
in the Round Valley area,
and some resentment had
arisen around Benton over
the line. This survey by
Thompson established the
present boundary.
The southern boundary
had been a vague line since
1866, the old Tulare
County boundary being
accepted, but since this had
never been surveyed, no
one knew its exact location.
In 1872 a survey established the line near where it
is today. However through
the years there remained a
sort of “no man’s land”
south of Tecopa, and running parallel with the San
Bernardino boundary.
People who lived in this
area were always puzzled
over the voting rights and
were not too sure whether
they lived in Inyo or in San
Bernardino County. Finally
the late Senator Charley
Brown of Inyo County, official from the County, and
the Senator of San
Bernardino County got
together in Sacramento and
were successful in en­acting
a statute in the spring of
1957 that placed this “no
man’s land” in Inyo County,
and thus the southern
boundary was amicably settled.
While these were the last
changes in the Inyo Coun­ty
boundary it did not end the
agitation concerning the
area. At various times the
State of Nevada has
memorial­ized the California
legislature to change the
boundary of the State so
that all of Inyo County be
transferred to the Silver
State. They made this
request as early as 1864,
and various other times. In
1907 a resolution was
adopted by the Nevada legislature asking the
California legis­lature to
submit to a vote of the people of Inyo, Mono, Alpine,
and Modoc Counties, the
question of ceding those
counties to the State of
Nevada. California has con­
tinued to ignore or accept
as a jest all such requests.
However, in 1907, had Inyo
County had permission to
vote on this matter, the
vote might have been in the
affirmative, considering the
turmoil in the County at
that time. Nevadans have
always felt that the dividing
line between their State and
California was the backbone of the Sierra Nevada;
and it is not unusual to
hear the natives of this disputed area, remark, “We
would be better off if we
belonged to Nevada.” This
is particularly true since
the reapportionment of the
Senate has taken place.
Inyo County is the second largest county in the
state of California, though
its population is only
13,972 ac­cording to the
special census taken
recently. To make matters
worse in this sparsely settled and far-flung ter­ritory,
only 4.5 % of the land is
assessable. This means that
of the 6,548,000 acres in
the county only 294,000
acres are taxable.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2016
Golden Eagles
fall to
College Park
in San Diego
Register Staff
The Lone Pine High School
Golden Eagles varsity basketball team fell to the College
Park Cavaliers Monday in the
Under Armour/Torrey Pines
Holiday Classic in San Diego
with a final score of 63-58.
College Park withstood a
27-point effort from 6-foot11, 260-pound senior Brad
Greene, who led Lone Pine
with 27 points. Greene has
committed to play basketball
next season at Cal-Irvine.
The Golden Eagles next
game will be on their home
court against Vasquez. Game
action will begin at 3 p.m.
Tuesday with the junior varsity boys, followed at 4:30 p.m.
with junior varsity girls taking the court. Varsity girls follow at 6 p.m., and the boys
varsity team will tip-off at
7:30 p.m.
In other basketball action
the Bishop Union High School
Broncos varsity basketball
team will meet Lee Vining at
6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Lee
Vining for a non-conference
game.
The Broncos are headed
into the game with an overall
record of 6-5 for the season.
At home the Broncos have
recorded one loss and one
win, while their away record
is 1-0. The Broncos are even
with a neutral games record
of 4-4.
Lee Vining will take to the
hardwood against the
Broncos with an overall season record of 2-2.
The Big Pine Warriors next
game is set for Jan. 9 in Big
Pine. The girls varsity team
will go up against Baker
Valley at 11 a.m. followed by
boys varsity beginning play at
12:30 p.m.
Lift off
Bishop Union High School Broncos Dru Allen (30) rises from the
floor as he gets a shot off at the basket during the Broncos game
Bishop Broncos Tommy Ruelas (3) skirts around his opposite, Mammoth Huskies Kekoa Kailiawa (3),
during game five of the Christmas Classic tournament at BUHS.
against the Mammoth Huskies Tuesday in game five of the Bishop
Union Christmas Classic Basketball Tournament.
Bishop Broncos Dru Allen (30) competes with Mammoth Huskies Martin Thompson (13) for possession of a rebounding ball during game five of the Christmas Classic tournament on Tuesday.
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Mammoth Huskies Martin Thompson (13) is on the rise as he takes
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