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FaithWorkswillhosta charity golf tournament on Saturday, April 29 at Wilcox Oaks Golf Club. Registration will open at 7:30 a.m. with a shot- gun start at 9 a.m. En- try is $80 per person and includes 18 holes of golf, cart, range balls and lunch. Spectators are wel- come to walk the course and stay for lunch for $20. The format will be a four person scramble with an optional 50/50 Honey Pot on the 18th hole — half the proceeds go to the closest to the pin. There will be a fund- raising raffle at the event. To register, call Cindy Simmons at 840-6119. The pastors of Tehama County, who lead Faith Works, encourage you to come out and support this event to reduce the homeless population in Red Bluff and the greater community. The women and chil- dren affected by abuse of- ten arrive at Alternatives to Violence with nowhere to live once they have decided to leave their abuser. Faith Works want to help keep them off the streets. Faith Works in Tehama County invested more than $12,000 in 2016 for individuals and fami- lies in crisis to help with their needs, such as keep- ing families with finan- cial crisis in their homes, helping people into per- manent housing solu- tions, getting people into transitional housing and helping with utility bills. It gives priority to veter- ans in need, collaborates with Alternatives to Vi- olence and is a partner with PATH. FAITHWORKS Charitygolf tournament set for April 29 United States army of- ficers have for several weeks past been making tests in hauling a seven- inch, one and a half-ton siege-howitzer, which or- dinarily takes ten pair of mules to transport. This is the largest field siege gun in the United States army service. The Go- odrich equipped Hewitt- Ludlow new commercial tractor, with a short base, is peculiarly adapted for hauling a heavy load of this sort. A tractor with the gun attached, al- though weighing a total of three tons, can negoti- ate any hill in San Fran- cisco where there is a road, and at a tremendous increase of speed over the old fashioned mule power. —April25,1917 100 YEARS AGO... Truck drags heavy gun in US service 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 Arnold:CurtisLyndon Arnold, 55, of Corning was placed on a parole hold Friday for being a transient out of compliance. Bale was set at $15,000. Creller: Hope Leann Creller, 32, of Los Molinos was arrested Friday and booked into Tehama County Jail for failure to appear on a felony charge and misdemeanor driving with a suspended license and possession of controlled substance paraphernalia. No bail was listed. Jimenz: Hector Rosario Jimenez, 29, of Los Molinos was arrested and booked Friday for failure to appear on a felony charge. No bail was listed. Son: Bryan Keith Son, 37, of Red Bluff was arrested Friday and booked on felony charges of evading a police officer with disregard for safety, failure to appear on a felony charge and possession of a controlled substance for sale. No bail was listed. Griffiths-Dickey: Joshua Joseph Griffiths- Dickey, 21, of Oroville was arrested Saturday and booked on charges of assault with a deadly weapon not a firearm or force, great bodily injury likely. No bail was listed. Nagel: Samuel Zachary Nagel, 26, of Red Bluff was arrested and booked Saturday on felony charges of assault with a deadly weapon not force or firearm, great bodily injury likely, burglary, corporal injury to a spouse and inflicting corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant, and misdemeanor charges of contempt of court and willful harm to a child. Bail was set at $195,000. Smith: Kenneth Walter Smith, 23, of Oroville was arrested and booked Saturday on a felony charge of assault with a deadly weapon not force or firearm, great bodily injury likely. Bail was not listed. Cantrell: Choyia Maria Cantrell, 43, of Red Bluff was arrested and charged Sunday with two felony counts of forgery. No bail was listed. Duarte: Robert Andrew Duarte, 25, of Red Bluff was arrested and charged Sunday with a felony charge of assault with a deadly weapon not force or firearm, great bodily injury likely. Bail was $30,000. Suspicious Vestal Road: A property owner was checking his property Saturday morning when he was confronted by several Hispanic men with firearms that he believe were growing marijuana on his property. 99W at Gyle Road: While changing a flat tire on a pickup truck Saturday, a caller said a Hispanic man pulled a shotgun on him and he saw a .357sitting next to the driver, who left south on 99W. Break-in Raj's Smoke Shop, Los Molinos: A break-in was reported Friday at a residence attached to the shop between 11a.m. and 4p.m. and the resident may have a video recording of the suspect. State Route 99E: Theft of two marijuana pipes was reported at a residence Saturday. Gardiner Ferry Road: The theft of tools and equipment from a garage was reported Saturday. Ranchero Drive: A tractor was reported stolen Saturday afternoon. Clearwater Drive: Firearms were reported stolen Saturday night. Robbery Bowman Chevron: A white man, 5' 8" with a thin build, wearing a white tank top and baggy jeans, with the letter "N" tattooed on his face, reportedly walked out of the store with two hats, a T-shirt and some jerky without paying around 9 a.m. Sunday. The subject left in a green Dodge Dakota with California license plate 7R20802, which is registered to a Nissan pickup expired from Redding since 2013. Distrubance Fairgrounds: A domestic disturbance was reported around 7:15p.m. Saturday at the south part of the rodeo grounds. Trinity Lot: Two parties were reportedly in a fist fight around 7:38p.m. Saturday in the south end of the fairgrounds lot near the trailers. Spring Branch Road shooting range: A disturbance was reported around 2:30p.m. Sunday involving four people over unsafe shooting at the range. Subjects left in a white Jeep, red Dodge pickup and gold Ford Ranger. Dumping SR 36and Pleasant Valley Drive: A white, late '80s or early '90s Dodge truck with white sideboards dumped about 50tires around 8p.m. Saturday. Shots Woodlawn Street at Baker Road: A caller reported hearing shots fired around 6:40p.m. Sunday. Hogsback Road: A caller reported shots fired around 8:20p.m. Sunday about 2miles up the dirt road. He saw headlights and was concerned about his cattle. Animals Penneleme Road and Royal Oaks Drive: A pit mix and shepherd mix were reportedly running loose Sunday afternoon and being aggressive toward people. Finnell and Houghton avenues: Three donkeys were reported to be loose around 5p.m. Sunday. Police logs The Tehama Concert Se- ries is pleased to bring to Tehama County Everything Fitzat7:30 p.m.Friday,April 28 at the State Theatre in Red Bluff, with the box of- fice opening at 6:30 p.m. Returning to Red Bluff is the series' second high- est rated show ever, a fam- ily band featuring the high- energy fiddling and percus- sive step dancing of four of Canada's finest young musi- cians. With roots in the Cana- dian old-time fiddle tradi- tion and Ottawa Valley step dancing, their unique stage show combines a variety of musical styles, everything from traditional jigs and reels to bluegrass, jazz and swing standards. This concert is free to Te- hama Concert Series season ticket members. Non-mem- bers may purchase tickets at the box office for $30 per adult and $10 for students younger than 25. Those who wish to purchase tick- ets may only purchase them the night of the concert at the box office. For more information, call 727-8727 or visit www. tehamaconcertseries.org. Find the concert series on Facebook. High-energy fiddling, dancing coming to State California voters passed Prop. 63 — the Mental Health Services Act — to fund mental health ser- vices. That money provides a variety of mental health services and the public gets a voice. Tehama County invites you to view and hear about their MHSA Plan at a pub- lic meeting at noon Wednes- day, April 26 at 1445 Vista Way. Hard copies of the plan are available at several loca- tions throughout the county, and can be viewed on our website at www.tehamaco- healthservices.net by click- ing on the Mental Health tab. There you can view the plan and give feedback by taking a short survey. 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