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Aspartof11Daysof Round-Up, "Cooking with Bob" was hosted by Erin McCarthy of Cook, the store on Main Street in Red Bluff. Bob Tallman, one of the announcers at Red Bluff Round-Up visited with the attendees as we sampled the Bob Tallman barbe- cue rubs on tri tip, with a glass or wine or cold beer. Steve Joiner of Two Buds Barbecue had pre- pared and grilled the deli- cious beef with the rubs. Tallman is an eight- time recipient of the dis- tinguished PRCA An- nouncer of the Year Award. He is the voice of the Red Bluff Round Up. You would have enjoyed meeting him and listen- ing to his stories as he and Linda Rosser remi- nisced. The other announcer for the rodeo, Wayne Brooks was having a great time fending off a bevy of pretty young ladies from Red Bluff. From there we went to the Tehama County Cat- tlemen - Red Bluff Cham- ber of Commerce Round- Up Mixer in the remod- eled Reynolds Ranch & Farm Supply back area. Chad Bushnell and band were playing and people were dancing on the wooden floor dance area, while cattlemen and chamber bartenders were busy taking care of the thirsty crowd. Vic Woolery and crew had barbecued 150 pounds of tri tip which was sliced by Bob Lester and Bob Chaney for the beef fajitas the Tehama Co. CattleWomen had made. As we drove up and parked for the mixer, there was a fire engine with lights ablaze near the area where they were barbecuing. I asked if there had been a fire, but the Red Bluff Fire Dept. personnel said they were there with water, if it was needed. JuniorRodeo The top 5 in each event will compete at the Jr High State Finals Rodeo in Plymouth May 15-17 representing District 1 in their gold vests. The district finals were held in Cottonwood fol- lowing the 8th rodeo of the year. The Jr High Di- vision is for boys and girls in the 6th-7th and 8th grades. A saddle to All Around Cowboy: Bailey Small, Fall River Mills 340.5 points, and a buckle to Reserve AA: Tanner Darst, Gerber 311.5. The Rookie AA was Keith Johnson, Etna with 110 points. A saddle to All Around Cowgirl: Masey Minton, Wit- ter Springs 255 points, a buckle to Reserve AA: Paige Lake, Grants Pass, Oregon, 252.5. and Rookie AA was Shelby Dunning with 241 points. The prizes in each event were a buckle to first place, spurs or browband headstall for second, saddle blanket for third, bracelet or knife for fourth, and a bronc halter for fifth. BARREL RACING - 1st, Shelby Dunning, 67 points; 2nd, Paige Lake, Grants Pass, Oregon, 63.5; 3rd, Masey Minton, Witter Springs 44; 4th, Gwen Johnson, Etna, 43, 5th Olivia Largent, An- derson, 35. GIRLS BREAKAWAY ROPING 1st to Emily Kramer, Bieber 58 pts; 2nd to Paige Lake, Grants Pass, OR 50; 3rd Shelby Dunning, 48; 4th Chaney Tidwell, Montague 40; 5th Jay- lee Johnson, Etna 38. POLE BENDING - 1st, Masey Minton, Witter Springs, 74; tie for 2nd- 3rd, D J DeCasas, Grants Pass, Oregon and Emily Kramer, Bieber, 46; 4th, Paige Lake, Grants Pass, Oregon, 45; 5th, Shelby Dunning, 44. GIRLS GOAT TYING - 1st, Emily Kramer, Bieber 75; 2nd, Masey Minton, Witter Springs 73; 3rd, Shelby Dunning, 55; 4th, Paige Lake, Grants Pass, Oregon 45; 5th, Kodi My- ers, Central Point, Ore- gon, 37. GIRLS RIBBON ROP- ING - 1st, Emily Kramer, Bieber 55; 2nd, Kodi My- ers, Central Point, Ore- gon, 46; tie for 3rd - 4th, Addie Tilton, Greenville and Marlee Meadows, Red Bluff, 33; 5th, Paige Lake, Grants Pass, Ore- gon, 29. BOYS RIBBON ROP- ING - 1st, Cole Bunting, Red Bluff, 55; 2nd Tanner Darst, Gerber, 46; 3rd, Trent Watkins, Lakeport, 33; 4th, Bailey Small, Fall River Mills, 29; 5th, Riley Griffith, 23. STEER SADDLE BRONC - 1st, Bailey Small, Fall River Mills, 50; 2nd, Tanner Darst, Gerber 47; 3rd, Keith Johnson, Etna, 26; 4th, Clay Ames, Los Molinos 9 points BULL RIDING - 1st, J Gray, Dairy, Oregon, 38; 2nd, Bailey Small, Fall River Mills, 30; 3rd, Bryor Minton, Witter Springs, 10. STEER BAREBACK RIDING - 1st, Bailey Small, Fall River Mills, 48.5; 2nd Tanner Darst, Gerber 17.5; 3rd, T J Gray, Dairy, Oregon, 10. BOYS TIE DOWN ROP- ING - 1st, Tanner Darst, Gerber, 40; 2nd Keith Johnson, Etna, 9. BOYS BREAKAWAY ROPING - 1st, Buckle to Cole Bunting, Red Bluff, 63; 2nd, Bailey Small, Fall River Mills, 52; tie 3rd - 4th, Trent Watkins, Lake- port and Bryor Minton, Witter Springs 51; 5th, Jake Alexander, Clear Lake Park 30. TEAM ROPING HEADER - 1st, Cole Bun- ting, Red Bluff 47; 2nd, Kodi Myers, Central Point, Oregon, 34; 3rd, Masey Minton, Witter Springs 31; 4th, Shelby Dunning, 27; 5th, Keith Johnson, Etna 23. TEAM ROPING HEELER - 1st, Tanner Darst, Gerber 47; 2nd, Chaney Tidwell, Mon- tague 34; tie for 3-4, Bai- ley Small, Fall River Mills and Bryor Min- ton, Witter Springs, 31; 5th, Cowboy Hammons, Corning 27. BOYS GOAT TYING - 1st, Bailey Small, Fall River Mills 62; 2nd, Tan- ner Darst, Gerber 61; 3rd, Trent Watkins, Lakeport 60.5; 4th, Bryor Minton, Witter Springs 47; 5th, Cole Bunting, Red Bluff 46. JEANBARTON 'Cooking with Bob': barbecue rubs, wine and beer The Tehama County Cat- tlemen award the Ron S. Knight Memorial Scholar- ship and this year'S dead- line for application is April 24. The community lost a leader with the sudden death of Ron Knight on May 19, 2000. Ron started his U.C, Cooperative Extension career in Solano County in 1957. He moved to Tulare County as 4-H Youth Ad- visor in 1964 and was ap- pointed county Director and Livestock Advisor for Tehama County in 1972. Ron held that position un- til retirement in 1991. His 34-year career re- sulted in significant achievements for livestock producers. Following retirement from the University of Cal- ifornia, Ron was active in livestock and community organizations. Ron was treasurer for the Tehama County Cattlemen's Asso- ciation, and treasurer for the Tehama District Ju- nior Livestock Committee. He was a Tehama County Farm Bureau Director and a member of the Red Bluff Bull & Gelding Sale Com- mittee. In 1984, the Tehama County Cattlemen's Asso- ciation recognized Ron for his livestock work with its Man of the Year award. The Tehama District Fair- ground 4-H building was recently renamed the Ron Knight Youth Ag Center. In memory of Ron, the Cattlemen initiated a schol- arship in the amount of $2,000. The selected can- didate must pursue a ma- jor in an agricultural or re- lated course of study with the intention of earning a Bachelor's or higher degree. Selection is based upon demonstrating high school achievement, community activity and work experi- ence. Successful applicants must demonstrate a combi- nation of great promise and a desire to work in North- ern California following graduation. Applications are due ei- ther postmarked or hand delivered by 5 p.m. Fri- day, April 24 to Ronald S. Knight Scholarship, C/O Richard Buchner, 1754 Wal- nut St., Red Bluff, CA 96080. For more information and to obtain an applica- tion, send an email to rp- buchner@ucanr.edu or call 527-3101. EDUCATION Ron Knight scholarship applicants sought COURTESY Visiting with Bob Tallman at Cook, the store on Main Street, were longtime friends Linda Rosser and Jean Barton. 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