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PHOTOSBYANDREBYIK—DAILYNEWS Tehama County CattleWomen President Danielle Deniz welcomes people to the 55th annual CattleWomen Fashion Show and Luncheon on Saturday at Rolling Hills Casino near Corning. About 200people were expected at the annual event, which had a Roaring Twenties theme. ByAndreByik abyik@redbluffdailynews.com @andrebyik on Twitter CORNING » The Tehama County CattleWomen tapped into the Roaring Twenties at its 55th an- nual Fashion Show and Luncheon at Rolling Hills Casino on Saturday. The annual event, complete with '20s style feather hair clips, was a showcase for the Cattle- Women group, which pro- motes the cattle industry and provides scholarships to college students earning agriculture-related majors and more. About 200 people were expected on the afternoon, when Kelly Mouton was named the 2014 Tehama County CattleWomen Cow- belle of the Year. "I think it's just a won- derful event," said Joyce Bundy, past CattleWomen president and member of the fashion show commit- tee. "We are able to tell our audience what Cattle- Women means to us, and what we mean to the com- munity through our schol- arships." Vendors showing wood- working crafts, jewelry, leather purses and wom- en's apparel lined the walls of the casino's event cen- ter, and fashion show mod- els strutted between lunch tables. The event, Bundy said, has evolved over the years to a fashion show social. "We can greet and meet people we haven't seen in 15 years," she said. Bundy said the luncheon can bring in a few thou- sand dollars, which goes TEHAMA COUNTY '20SCELEBRATION FOR CATTLEWOMEN "I think it's just a wonderful event. We are able to tell our audience what Cattlewomen means to us, and what we mean to the community through our scholarships. ... We can greet and meet people we haven't seen in 15 years." — Joyce Bundy, past CattleWomen president and member of the fashion show committee By Rich Greene rgreenenews@redbluffdailynews.com @richgreenenews on Twitter RED BLUFF » A decision on which county would take the Marysa Nichols homicide case has been delayed until 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. The man charged with killing the 14-year-old girl in February 2013, Quentin Ray Bealer, ap- peared in court Monday morning for the first time since his defense team was granted a change of venue motion to move the case out of Tehama County. Tehama County Superior Court Judge John Ga- raventa said his staff had reached out to the Ad- ministrative Director of the Courts, which had contacted Yolo and Colusa counties. Sacramento County has also indicated it would accept the transfer, Garaventa said. Bealer's attorney, Shon Northam, said the de- fense had no objections to a transfer to Sacra- mento. Garaventa granted the change of venue mo- tion last week in a written ruling. "The Defendant has carried his burden of prov- ing there is a reasonable likelihood that a fair and impartial trial of this case may not be had in Te- hama County," Garaventa wrote in his conclusion. Garaventa wrote the most compelling factors leading to his decision were the extensive public- ity of the case, the county's size and characteris- tics and the status of the defendant. Bealer is charged with killing Nichols in Febru- ary 2013. She was last seen near Red Bluff Union High School and her body was discovered two days later in a wooded area just south of the cam- pus. MARYSA NICHOLS Bealer case transfer continued Yolo,Colusa,Sacramento counties being considered MINERAL» To honor Amer- ica's service men and women, Lassen Volcanic National Park will join other areas managed by the Department of the In- terior in waiving entrance fees Tuesday, Nov. 11. "We invite visitors to come to Lassen Volcanic National Park and enjoy the day in honor of our veterans and their role in keeping America safe," said acting Superintendent Steve Gibbons. Lassen Volcanic Na- tional Park visitors will not be charged an en- trance fee and may sim- ply come to the park and enjoy the opportunities to explore unique volca- nic landscapes, enjoy sce- nic vistas, and take in Las- sen's beauty. Many hiking trails remain accessible and snow free and we in- vite you to come take a hike in the park. The Las- sen National Park Highway is currently open to traffic and will remain open for the fee free day, weather permitting. Lassen is transition- ing into its winter season, getting ready for snow to blanket the park. Soon you will be able to explore an entirely different side of Lassen through winter ac- tivities like snowshoeing, VETERANS DAY Free entrance to Lassen Park today COURTESY PHOTO Lake Helen at Lassen Volcanic Nation Park. By Rich Greene rgreene@redbluffdailynews.com @richgreenenews on Twitter COTTONWOOD» The Jellys Ferry Road bridge will be closed Wednesday through Friday as work continues on the final design phase of the bridge's complete replacement. The bridge will be closed from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. for three days so boring can be done in the Sacramento River that is required to identify the subsurface geological conditions, according to a Tehama County Public Works Department staff report. The bridge will be open at night. The county has obtained permits from the US Army Corps of Engineers, the California Depart- ment of Fish and Wildlife and Regional water Quality Control Board to allow the work to be completed in November. The Tehama County Board of Supervisors PUBLIC WORKS Jellys Ferry Road bridge to be closed for boring study Daytime closure scheduled Wednesday through Friday Comics ............B3 Community.....A3 Health..............A4 Lifestyles........A5 Opinion............A6 Sports.............. B1 INDEX The Northern California Vet- erans Cemetery in Igo, 11800 Gas Point Road will hold a ceremony at 11a.m. today. VETERANS DAY VeteransDayceremony scheduled in Igo Yreka beat Corning 30-28 Friday night with a late score. Corning will start the playoffs at Orland. PAGEB1 SPORTS Corning upset in Yreka, at Orland in 1st round Kenneth Bae speaks out a er US official secured release for him and fellow American Mat- thew Miller. PAGE B4 OUT OF CAPTIVITY Freed N. Korea detainee focuses on family, food President pushes FCC to come down on Internet providers and treat broadband much like other public utilities. 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