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County Clerk Kuhn and his deputies have been quite busy the past week mailing his sample bal- lots to the six thousand or more voters of Tehama county for the coming primary election, August 29th. Every color of the rain- bow and then some are among the variegated col- ors designating the sample ballots and later the reg- ular ballots will be of the same color as the sample ones. The socialists have their color, red; the republi- cans, salmon; democrats, yellow; progressive, blue; non-partisan, green; and prohibition, white. — Aug. 16, 1916 100YEARSAGO... Countyclerkmailing ou t sa mp le b al lot s The following informa- tion is compiled from Red Bluff Police Department, Red Bluff Fire, Tehama County Sheriff's Depart- ment, Corning Police De- partment, Corning Fire, Cal Fire and California Highway Patrol logs. Arrests TravisCharlesThompson: 30,ofOrlandwasarrested and booked into Tehama County Jail Friday on the felony charges of carrying a dirk or dagger, receiving known stolen property of $400in value or more and vehicle the . Bail was set at $145,000. Dirk Flournoy: 56, of Red Bluff was arrested and booked Sunday on the charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon other than a firearm. Bail was set at $21,000. Seam Michael Haines: 24, of Cottonwood was ar- rested and booked Monday on the charge of inflicting corporal injury to a spouse. No bail was set. Burglary 23600block of Clover Avenue: A man reported Friday that his front door was kicked in and a televi- sion and Playstation game console were taken. Big Foot Recycling Center on Reeds Avenue: Sometime between Satur- day and Sunday a person burglarized the center and damaged the door of the business. It was estimated to cost $100to replace the door. Collision Interstate 5, south of Wilcox Road: A 17-year- old boy was driving his 1998Honda Accord when for unknown reasons he ran off the east side of the road, overturning his vehicle. He suffered moderate injuries and was transported to St. Elizabeth Community Hospital. The vehicle had total roll over damage. Fire 17000block of Hum- boldt Drive: A mobile home caught fire just a er midnight Monday in Rancho Tehama. The fire was con- tained to one room. Suspicious Valley Terrance Apart- ments on Toomes Ave- nue: A man requested extra patrol Friday as his vehicle was broken into Thursday night and a neighbor over- heard two men stating they were coming for the vehicle that night. Kaufman Avenue: A man was reported prowling around vehicles Saturday in the alley and had been do- ing so the last few nights. The man was described as being bald with tattoos on his chest and was wearing a black backpack. The Monroe Street: It was reported Friday that some- one had stolen items from a vehicle. Evergreen Road at Bowan Road: A woman reported Sunday that an unknown person stole $20 and an Alburterol in- haler from her purse while participating in the barrel races. The items were taken from an unlocked vehicle. Valley Terrace Apart- ments on Toomes Avenue: It was reported Friday that electronics were stolen from a 2000 white and black Chevy Silverado. Vandalism 15800block of North Mendocino Drive: A woman reported an unknown person damaged her fence, fuel was stolen from her mobile home and a battery was taken out of her jeep. The total loss was about $180. Solano Street and Sixth Avenue, Corning: A person reported Friday a green and white motor home with the word "Dutchmen" on the back ran over the curb and damaged a water pipe. The motor home was last seen going southbound on Sixth Avenue. Sierra Central Credit Union and Starbucks on Adobe Road: Sometime between Saturday and Sunday an unknown person damaged 18 windows at the businesses. A door was broken at Star- bucks, where eight windows were broken, and 10were damaged at Sierra Central. It is believed the person used an unknown type of air pistol or rifle to damage the windows. It was unknown whether anything was sto- len from the business. Police Logs The Tehama County Shrine Club is scheduled to hold its 7th annual Golf Tournament Saturday, Sept. 24 at Wilcox Oaks Golf Club, with check-in starting at 7 a.m. and the tournament start sched- uled for 9 a.m. The annual event raises money to help support the Shriners Hospitals for Chil- dren. The entry fee is $95 per golfer, which includes golf, cart and lunch. Wilcox Oaks members are afforded a reduced entry fee of $55. For more informa- tion and an application, call Wilcox at 527-7087 or Shrine Tournament Direc- tor John Gumm at 527-2510 or write to gummsoptical@ gmail.com. FUNDRAISER Shriners plan golf tourney Eleven Tehama County students will be beginning their college education or returning with scholar- ships worth $19,000 given by the Dairyville Commu- nity Club. In the last 18 years a to- tal of $198,400 has been given to dozens of local stu- dents. Undergraduate schol- arships totaling $10,000 will be given to graduates who attended Lassen View School and will be enroll- ing in college as freshmen this fall. Receiving $2,000 is Ko- lie Heiemstra, who gradu- ated from Red Bluff High this past June and who will be attending Oregon State University and will major in Civil Engineering with an emphasis on Environ- mental Engineering. She is the daughter of Kristine Hiemstra of Red Bluff. Ceighlee Fennel, a top academic senior at Red Bluff High, was ranked 3rd out of 250 in her class. She graduated with a 4.36 GPA. She received $2,000 and will be attending UC Santa Barbara and major in Jour- nalism and Communication with a minor in Anthropol- ogy. She is the daughter of Jeff and Ruth Fennel of Los Molinos. Ben Crain graduated from Red Bluff High School and was awarded $2,000. He will attend California State University, Chico and major in Ag Business. Ben is the son of William and Mary Crain of Los Molinos. Jeremy Cantrell received a $2,000 award and will use it at the University of California, Merced where he will major in Environ- mental Engineering with a minor in Chemical Sci- ence Ag. He was a top ac- ademic senior at Red Bluff High School and gradu- ated 20th out of the class of 250. He also participated in the NASA Astrobiology in- ternship program while in high school. He is the son of Brian and Helen Cantrell of Red Bluff. Charles Croman gradu- ated from Red Bluff High and will use his $1,000 to attend the CDL Equipment Operations program at Shasta College. He will ma- jor in Heavy Equipment and minor in Business. He is the son of Jason and Misty Cro- man of Los Molinos. Cynthia Gonzalez re- ceived $1,000 to be used at Shasta College. She plans to transfer to UC Davis where she will major in Engineer- ing and minor in Biology. Her ultimate goal is to ob- tain a doctorate degree as a biomedical engineer. She is the daughter of Trino and Josefina Gonzalez of Los Molinos. Dominic Tating grad- uated from Foothill High School in Redding. He re- ceived $1,000 and plans to attend Taft Junior College in Bakersfield this fall. He will be majoring in Civil En- gineering with a minor in mathematics towards his career goal of becoming a structural engineer or ar- chitect. He is the son of Daniel and Veronica Tat- ing of Red Bluff Four $2,000 upper di- vision scholarships were awarded to Tehama County students who are either ju- niors, seniors or graduate students in some phase of education related to agri- culture. Savannah Miller is a se- nior at UC Davis and plans to eventually obtain her doctorate at the veterinary school at Davis. She would like to work for the USDA before opening her own veterinary practice. Bailey Brownfield grad- uated from Red Bluff High School in 2013 and gradu- ated from Shasta College in June. She has been ac- cepted at CSU, Chico and will major in Agriculture Business. She formerly was both Junior and Senior Te- hama County Beef ambas- sador and hopes to return to be a part of agriculture in Tehama County. Stacy Stroing is a 2012 graduate of Red Buff High and a 2016 graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a bachelor's degree. This fall she will attend UC Da- vis to get her master's and credential, which will allow her to teach high school ag- riculture. She plans to re- turn to Northern Califor- nia. Kevin Randel gradu- ated from Red Bluff High in 2009, graduated in 2014 from Butte Community College and is attending CSU, Chico and pursuing his degree in Crop Science. This summer he is doing an internship with Helena Chemical and hopes to con- tinue to work for the com- pany after graduation. Money for the schol- arships is accumulated from memorial and hon- orary donations, mem- berships, money from the SHARE programs and the Dairyville Orchard Festi- val, which will be held on Oct. 15 this year at Lassen View school. The festival is a celebra- tion of local agriculture and community spirit and provides money to award local students scholarships for their academic achieve- ment. This year will be the 19th festival. 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