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2A – Daily News – Wednesday, August 25, 2010 Community people&events Moon-Hiner to wed Courtesy photos Courtesy photo Paul and CynDee Moon of Red Bluff announce the engagement of their daughter, Laura Adelle Moon,to Royce Clayton Hiner. The prospective groom’s parents are Tex and Trenna Hiner of Los Molinos. Laura is a 2004 graduate of Mercy High School and a 2008 graduate of University of the Pacific with her BS in Dental Hygiene. Laura earned her RDHAP certificate in 2010 from University of the Pacific. Laura is employed as a full time dental hygienist working for Paul R. Moon D.D.S. and Rio Lindo Dental Associates.Royce is a 2005 graduate of Los Molinos High School and a 2010 graduate of Butte College Welding Program, receiving his certification in stainless steel and double certifying in two types of 6G pipe. Royce is employed full time as a welder at Pacific Water Jet Cutting and Laser.The couple will wed Oct. 9, 2010 at The Palms in Chico. The couple will reside in Red Bluff. Setting it straight A headline for a story about the county’s budget on Tuesday’s front page was incorrect. The county has cut $3 million since the 2008-2009 fiscal year. –––––––– It is the policy of the Daily News to correct as quickly as possible all errors in fact that have been published in the newspaper. If you feel a factual error has been made in a news story, call the news department at 527-2153. Above:Several Tehama County Young Marines hiked to the top of Lassen Peak in a recent visit to Lassen National Park. Pictured: back row:Wolfgang Ollior, Mary Hurton, GianCarlo Nandino, Chris Collins, John Bookout, U.C. John Minton, Jon Bennett. middle row: Allen Butler, Dylan Johnson, Annie Bennett, Hunter Williams, Debbie Ortiz, Toni Bennett, D'Lorah Hurton. front row: Jennifer Collins, Mikayla Erickson. Below Tehama County Young Marines pose on a rock in Lassen National Park: Dylan Johnson, Andrew Bell,Wolf Ollier, Allen Butler, Hunter Williams, John Bookout, George Bell, Brendan Bledsoe, Mary Hurton, GianCarlo Nandino, Annie Bennett, Debbie Ortiz, Chris Collins, D'Lorah Hurton, Jennifer Collins, Mikakyla Erickson. Young Marines at Lassen National Park Thirteen Young Marines and nine adults from Tehama County Young Marines performed commu- nity service in Lassen Volcanic National Park Saturday, Aug. 22. The group performed a color guard and raised the National Col- ors at the Loomis Museum, Man- zanita Lake campground, located at the North Entrance to the park. The group visited the museum and viewed an informational video, then attended a private ranger talk on volcanology, conducted by Park Ranger Steve Zachary. The Young Marines drove through the Park, stopping for a photo at the Hot Rock, and then for a picnic lunch at Kings Creek pic- nic area. After lunch, the drive con- tinued to the South Entrance area and a visit to the new Kohm Yah- mah-nee Visitor Center. The nearby Sulfur Works viewing area offered examples of steaming hot fumeroles and boiling mud pots. The Young Marines arrived at their main objective at 2 p.m. and climbed to the top of the 10,457- foot Lassen Peak. The trail to the top begins at the peak parking area at an elevation of 8,500 feet. The popular trail is 2.5 miles to the sum- mit, and took about 2 hours. There are many fantastic vistas of the park and surrounding areas from the trail. The summit provides one of the most spectacular views of the Dev- astated Area. This view is the best vantage point to contemplate the power of the 1914-17 eruptions. The lingering rotten-egg smell of hydrogen sulfide near the summit reminds visitors that Lassen is still considered an active, but dormant, volcano.For more information on Young Marines, visit www.young- marines.com. For local contact, go to www.tehamacountyyoung- marines.com. Foundation gives $1,000 grants to three organizations The Walmart Founda- D NEWSAILY HOW TO REACH US RED BLUFF TEHAMACOUNTY THE VOICE OF TEHAMA COUNTY SINCE 1885 VOLUME 125, NUMBER 237 On the Web: www.redbluffdailynews.com MAIN OFFICE: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Main Phone (530) 527-2151 Outside area 800-479-6397 545 Diamond Ave. Red Bluff, CA 96080 ______________________ Fax: (530) 527-5774 ______________________ Mail: Red Bluff Daily News P.O. 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August Rains Are Novelty In Red Bluff Today’s rainstorm established a record in this section that dates back at least forty-two years. It is the heaviest rain we have had here in August in that many years, and this section has experi- enced only five rains in the month of August in all that period of time. Up until noon today the present rainfall which began about 9 o’clock was 0.27 of an inch. — Daily News, Aug. 25, 1920 tion gave $1,000 grants to the Anderson Aqua- Gators, the American Red Cross and the Girl Scouts upon the recommendation of the local Distribution Center after its review of the needs. The grant for the Aqua-Gators will provide opportunities to purchase a griddle and snow cone machine for the snack bar. “Walmart is committed to helping address unmet needs in the communities where we serve,” said Niecha Walker. “Our sup- port for The Aqua-Gators underscores this commit- ment, and we are hopeful that through our grant, residents in Anderson will continue to support com- petitive swimming for all Annual picnic The Tehama County Peace Officers’ Association will hold its annual picnic at noon, Saturday, Sept. 4, in Courtesy photos Niecha Walker of the Walmart Distribution Center presents $1,000 donations on behalf of the Walmart Foundation to each of the following, from left, Ted James for the Anderson Aqua-Gators, Jane Ziad of Girl Scouts and Charles McCaul of the American Red Cross. ages 5-18.” The grant for the American Red Cross will provide opportunities to purchase training supplies and for training costs of volunteers in Tehama, Shasta and Trinity coun- ties. The grant for the Girl Scouts will provide opportunities to reach out to girls who woul not ordinarily have a chance to be Girl Scouts. COMMUNITY CLIPS Cone Grove Park. The event is free for all members, life members and families of on-duty law enforcement and fire depart- ment personnel. NAMI meeting The Tehama County Chapter of NAMI — National Alliance on Mental Illness — Support Meeting will be 6 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 2, at the Tehama County Mental Health Office, 1445 Vista Way, Red Bluff. For more information, call Jesse Porter at 527-5631. TEHAMA DISTRICT FAIR ENTRIES CLOSE AUG. 31ST • 5PM For information call 527-5920 Except Agriculture, Horticulture & Floriculture which CLOSE FRI., SEPT 17ST