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ThisrecipeforQuickChili wasadaptedfromarecipein a magazine years ago. You canadaptittoyourtaste. 2poundsleangroundbeef 2cupschoppedonion 1choppedgreenbellpep - per,smallchop 1choppedredbellpepper, smallchop 3garliccloves,minced 3tablespoonschilipowder 1 tablespoon dried oreg - ano 1tablespoondriedbasil teaspoon crushed red pepper,optional 1 tablespoon ground cumin 1tablespoonsugar 1teaspoonsalt 3(16ounce)canswholeto - matoes,notdrained 1 (16 ounce) can tomato sauce 1 (6 ounce) can tomato paste 2(15ounce)cansredkid - ney beans, drained and rinsed 1. Brown beef over me - diumheatinlargestockpot. Drainexcessfat.Addonion, peppers and garlic. Stir in chilipowder,oregano,basil, red pepper and cumin and mix well. Cook until onions are tender. Add sugar and salt.Stirintomatoes,sauce, pasteandbeans. 2. Bringtoaboil,reduce heat and simmer 30 to 40 minutes. Cattlewomen's Corner Recipe: Quick chili Courtesy photo tehama County Cattlemen members Neita and ron reid of the Long ranch, paynes Creek were at the red Bluff Bull & Gelding sale. The following informa- tion is compiled from Red Bluff Police Department, Te- hama County Sheriff's De- partment, Corning Police Department and California Highway Patrol logs. Arrests Jesus Ascencio Elvira: 40, red Bluff was arrested sun- day at Vista and hornbeck for felony child endanger- ment and misdemeanor driving under the influence. Bail was $55,000. Fhileen Gillermina Diaz Ruvalcaba: 20, red Bluff was arrested sunday at Gilmore and howell for felony possession of a con- trolled substance. ruvalca- ba has outstanding charges of felony possession of a controlled substance and a misdemeanor probation violation. Bail was $25,000. Animals Cats: A woman reported that people at sherwood Manor were shooting cats and throwing them into a dumpster. Deputies found no proof that cats have been shot, but did speak to someone who is trying to get rid of the cats. It was unknown what happened to a cat found in a dumpster. Dog attack: A 63-year- old man reported he was attacked by a dog on 2nd street Monday morning as he was riding his bike. the man said he was knocked off his bike, injured his knee and his bike was damaged. the dog's owner eventually came outside and contained the dog. The 21000block Wilcox Road: An ipod was taken from unsecured vehicle Monday. In a separate report another person reported someone stole an ipod charger from his unlocked vehicle. 14000block Wyndhaven Drive: Keys were reported taken from an unlocked vehicle. 24000block Tehama Vina Road: A locking gas cap and about five gallons of fuel were reported taken from a vehicle. Vandalism 18000block Del Norte Drive: A man reported two woman came to his house Monday a ernoon and slashed his vehicle's tires. Police logs Courtesy photo the Westside Grange donated Constitution booklets March 1to the tehama County library. Librarian sally Ainsworth, right, says the staff finds more people are wanting the booklets than ever before. they are free to the public. Free Whiskeytown National Recreation Area park offi- cials announced recently the release of the Princess Ditch Trail Construction Environ- mental Assessment for pub- lic review. To assist the National Park Service with this proj- ect, the public is invited to provide comments dur- ing the review period, run- ning to April 18. The Envi- ronmental Assessment may also be downloaded and comments posted directly to the National Park Service Planning, Environment and Public Comment website at: parkplanning.nps.gov/Prin - cessDitchTrailConstructio- nEA. Copies of the document are available for viewing at Park Headquarters, the Park Visitor Center, and the Redding branch of Shasta Public Libraries. This EA evaluates the potential environmental im - pacts to NRA resources by the proposal to construct a new trail along the Prin- cess Ditch in the southeast- ern portion of the park. This new trail will provide public access from Whiskeytown National Recreation Area to a network of trails in the Swasey Recreation Area, which is administered by the Bureau of Land Man - agement. The EA contains an analy- sis of the impacts of both the proposed action and the no- action alternative. The Pro- posed Action Alternative is to construct the Princess Ditch Trail. The trail would allow the NPS to provide recreational opportunities in a part of the park where a water ditch once existed that would be stabilized for use as a trail. Around 1.9 miles of tr ai l wo ul d be c on st ru ct ed , most of which would occur along the framework of the Princess Ditch, a water-de - livery system built in the mid-19th century. To access this section of trail from the existing park trail network, approximately 0.5 miles of newly constructed trail would also be created. To provide comments, or for additional information, contact the Whiskeytown National Recreation Area Division of Interpretation and Resources Management at 530-242-3445 or write to Sean Denniston, Whiskey - town NRA, P.O. Box 188, Whiskeytown, CA 96095. Comments via email may be addressed to sean_den - niston@nps.gov. In the sub- ject line, include a note indi- cating these comments are for the Princess Ditch Trail Construction EA. environment Wh is ke yt ow n do cu me nt s up f or r ev ie w redding Local teacher and Writers Forum Direc- tor at Large Alicia McCau- ley will speak about her time teaching writing in Uganda during the next meeting, set for 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, April 12 in the Memorial Hall of All Saints Episcopal Church, 2150 Benton Drive, Redding. For the past two sum - mers, Alicia has taught writing classes in North- ern Uganda to students in- cluding orphans and for- mer child soldiers. Alicia believes each of us has a compelling story and that in sharing our stories, we learn that we are more alike than we are different. Her work as a writing teacher has opened doors to other work in Uganda. Ali - cia has found herself buy- ing shoes for school chil- dren, buying books for a li- brary, transporting pigs to a village in the bush, taking children to the hospital and even helping a village re - write their constitution. One of her latest projects is helping students preserve oral Acoli fables by turning them into readers for young children. Come and be inspired by the stories of hope and forgiveness penned by the youngUgandanwriterswho have captured her heart. If you've not yet paid your annual membership fee of $25, please pay our Mem - bership Director, Jennifer H., at the door when you ar- rive. Meetings are held on the second Saturday of the month. Doors open at 10 a.m. The public is always welcome to attend. First visit is free. Donations are requested at the refreshment table. For further details or di - rections to the location, call 547-5303, or visit www.red- dingwritersforum. Writers Forum, a non- profit organization founded in 1983, is dedicated to pro- moting writing as an art and as a profession and to supporting and inspiring writers from all over far Northern California. writers Forum Teaching writing in Uganda A pile of wood caught fire from the furnace of the Or- pheum theater about 7:40 Tuesday evening, stopping the movie show then in progress and putting the place out of business for the remainder of the night. Smoke was seen to be issu - ing from the southeast cor- ner of the structure, just under the door at the stage entrance and the audience quickly grasped the cause. Henry Sutherland, Jr., who is employed there sensed the danger of a panic of the crowd, and , walking out in front, declared the blaze was not serious. — March 26, 1924 90 years ago... Fire starts near furnace of Orpheum LassenHouse 705LutherRoad,RedBluff (530) 529-2900 www.Emeritus.com Respite Care Thereareserveralreasonsto takeadvantageofshortterm respitecare FromEmeritus BeeAChampion! ContactKimBerryat 530.736.1363or kiminredbluff@sbcglobal.net BECOMEASPONSOR! 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