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Tuesday, June 8, 2010 – Daily News – 5A 4 Generations Paskenta Pioneer Day results If you happened to be driving through the small country town of Paskenta on April 25 of April you would have been one of the many spectators of the 69th Paskenta Pio- neer Day Parade. What is normally a very quiet main street on that day was a 26- contestant parade. Berendos Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West recently held a potluck to celebrate their 107th Anniversary. In attendance were four generations of the family of Mildred Pierce, all of whom are native born Californi- ans. Pictured are great-grandmother Mildred Pierce, great-aunt Carol Mieske, grandmother Chris Rainwa- ter, all three Past Presidents of Berendos Parlor, and mother Monica Martinez, also a member of Berendos Parlor, and Monica's daughters Madeline and Ava Aldona. Madeline and Ava were visiting from Scott's Valley, California, and this was their first Native Daughters meeting. Native Daughters of the Golden West is a service club for Native born Californians. Their emphasis is home, family, flag and God. Their purposes are to pro- mote a love for California and it's pioneers, patriotism, historical preservation and promoting youth through flag education in the public schools, and providing scholarships. The Native Daughters preserve our State's Missions and Lighthouses. For information on membership, call Ethel Clay at 528-1256. Dubke named to honor students list at Concordia Concordia University, Nebraska announced its term honors list for the second semester of the 2009-10 aca- demic year. Tabitha Dubke of Red Bluff who is a senior was named to the list. The top 25 percent of undergraduate students who complete at least 12 credit hours and compile a grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale qualify for the honors list. 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There was quite an assortment of sights to see in this year's parade including a couple of local girls dressed up as milk cows being rus- tled by the riders behind them, a pony turned unicorn, ponies gone wild and 1947 and 1950 Case Trac- tors that were restored and driven by owner Andrew Miller, great grandson Sammy and his son-in- law Guido Maddalena. Sean Lynch and Smokey the Bear joined the parade representing the US Forest Service. The parade ended with everyone gathered in the arena at Simpson Finnell Park. The National Anthem was sung beautifully by Ann Trevi- no, Shelbie Fryar and Jessica Ward. Everyone joined in a moment of silence honoring Dona Flournoy Stewart, long time resident and one of the founders of Paskenta Pioneer Day. Once the events were underway, time flew by and organizers announced the winner of the Neva Luce Trophy. This is an award that is based on horsemanship, sports- manship and showmanship in honor of the late Neva Luce. It is judged by a group of anonymous judges throughout the day. The winner this year was Jesse Mason, son of James and Robin Mason. He was presented this award by four of Neva Luce's great grandchildren, Cheyenne Humphrey, Daniel Humphrey, Tyson Carter and Tucker Carter. There were some errors made when the winners were announced for the parade contestants. The cor- rect ribbons will be sent and the record keeper expresses her apolo- gies for the mistake. The following winners list has the correct place- ment. Parade Winners Mounted Group 1st - Ponies Gone Wild 2nd- Kalley, Cody and Ethan Whitlock 3rd- Dave Hencratt for Sheriff 4th- Elora, Travis and Seamus Brunelle (Corning 4-H) Most Unique 1st - Paskenta Milk Cow Rustlers 2nd- Madyson Lopez-09/10 Corning Jr. Rodeo Queen 3rd- Corning Kidettes 4th- Case Tractors-Andrew Miller, Guido and Sammy Mad- dalena Best Dressed Cowboy 1st- Joshua Day 2nd- Reed Pritchard 3rd- Kat and Victor 4th- Mark Calfee Best Dressed Cowgirl 1st- Shelby Davita 2nd- Courtney Nystom 3rd- Lana Family Group 1st- Brunelle 2nd- Mason 3rd- McClasky/Boone 4th- Whitney Trail Horse 1st- Dana Peirce 2nd- Gina Whitney 3rd- Madyson Lopez 4th- Amanda Dewart Ribbon Race Carter Irvin 1st- Laurie Carter and Tucker 2nd- Madyson Lopez and Tina 3rd- Daniel Humphrey and Robert Weston 4th- Craig Dewart and Amanda Dewart Hide Race 1st- Randy Humphrey and Lau- rie Carter 2nd- Dana Peirce and Tammy Whitlock 3rd- Mike Clark and Dru Clark Float 1st- Tehama County Shrine Club 2nd- Gregg Cohen —District Attorney-No Gangs, No Drugs- Keeping Us Safe 3rd- Fight For A Cure—Relay For Life 5 and Under 1st- Zeke Humphrey 2nd- Kol Mason-Working Cow- boy 3rd- Shelby Flournoy 6-12 Princess Senorita tas 7-12 Musical Chairs 1st- Kylee Collier 2nd- Meghan Eisenbrey Dr. Andrew PomazalD.O. 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A special thank you to the Tehama County Sheriff’s Depart- ment and St. Elizabeth Community Hospital’s ambulance crew. Corning High students are on the ball Second Chance Pet Rescue put out a plea for any and all balls that were unloved, old, deflated, torn or just not useable anymore and Corning High School answered. Within two weeks of getting the Recycle Ball Drive letter, Principal Charlie Troughton called to inform Second Chance the school had 85 balls gathered. 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