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Christian Zimmerman has been involved with Te- hama County PAL Martial Arts for more than five years and it's showing more with each practice. Zimmerman grappled Oct. 23 with Sensei Jeremy Rowley for more than five minutes and the two went back and forth, exchang- ing techniques when fi- nally Rowley struggled to escape from an arm entan- glement. The technique, when ap- plied properly, is very diffi- cult to get out of. Zimmer- man hung on until the sen- sei tapped out — signifying he couldn't hang on any lon- ger because of the inability to escape. Tehama County Po- lice Activities League is a 501 (c) (3) non profit youth anti-bullying education program that teaches the youth about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, gangs and violence and the importance of education and school grades. PAL can be reached at 529-7950 and its web page is www.tehamaso.org/pal. PAL Ma rt ia l art s pr og ra m te ac he s va lu ab le l es so ns COURTESYPHOTO Christian Zimmerman grapples with Sensei Jeremy Rowley Oct. 23. WILLOWS Christmas tree permits are available from the Mendocino Na- tional Forest in person or by mail, as well as at area vendors. Permits are $10 per tree at Forest Service of- fices. Customers are ad- vised to call vendors to verify permit price and availability. The permits will be sold at Forest Service of- fices through Tuesday, Dec. 23. Trees may be cut and removed any day of the week in authorized areas of the Mendocino National Forest. Check Forest fire closure areas in case your annual tree cutting spot is within the closure. There is a limit of one permit per household, with each permit using a valid name and address. Up to four additional per- mits may be purchased for additional households, using separate names and addresses. Individu- als must be 18 or older to purchase a permit. To purchase a permit by mail, send a printed name and mailing ad- dress for each permit purchased, a daytime telephone number and a check or money order made out to "USDA For- est Service" for $10 for each permit to the Wil- lows office with "Christ- mas Tree Permit" written on the outside of the en- velope — Mendocino Na- tional Forest Supervisor's Office, 825 N. Humboldt Ave., Willows, CA 95988. Mail-in requests re- ceived after Dec. 14 will not be filled. Christmas tree per- mits can be purchased from the Paskenta Work Station, 13280 Paskenta Road, 833-5544, 9 a.m. to noon and 12:30-3 p.m. Dec. 6 and 13. A total of 45 permits are available from the Sacramento River Discovery Center, 1000 Sale Lane, Red Bluff, 527-1196, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. MENDOCINO FOREST Christmas tree permits available The Red Bluff Emblem club will again be serving refreshments at the Veter- ans Day ceremony Nov. 11 at the Northern California Veterans Cemetery in Igo. The observance will be at 10:55 a.m. Originally designated as Armistice Day to celebrate the end of World War I, it now honors all who have served in the United States armed forces. VETERANS DAY Emblem club to serve at Ido ceremony Without the least ex- citement for a presidential election, the voting in Red Bluff today is progressing at a satisfactory rate and at a late hour everything in- dicated a heavy vote in vir- tually all precincts of both the city and country. At an early hour this afternoon about one third of the reg- istration in Red Bluff had voted. — Nov. 4, 1924 90 YEARS AGO... More than a third in city had voted before two o'clock Did I get your atten- tion? Did I strike a nerve that made you perk up? Have you al- ways won- dered what it is like to see the book that you wrote on Ama- zon, in stores and hold it in your own hand? Have you imag- ined telling your personal story, creating a cookbook or writing a novel and im- pacting others? I totally un- derstand because I felt that way too. Then I took mas- sive action and wrote six books in one year. What? Yep, I did. One of my bucket list items before I move away is to hold an Author's event in town. I mean, I have had the pleasure of sharing my story, reading and selling my books all over America, but I have never done much right here where it all happened. I think I was too inse- cure, maybe even shy to put myself out there locally. What if no one comes? Isn't that the one of the same reasons you haven't taken action to write your book? The fear that no one will read it or worse, tell you the book isn't very good? My goal at the event is two fold. I want to meet anyone who wants to un- derstand how to write and get a book out there for the world. I want to answer questions, be helpful and show you that it isn't all that hard. Second, I want to give back to our commu- nity. I want to make it pos- sible for people to buy my children's series of books for one low price and choose a local school, church or other charity to donate them too. It is a real win/win. I will be at Enjoy the Store this Wednesday at 5 p.m. and I hope to see you there. Come, bring your questions, and tell me your dream for your book. Let's see if you can't take action and get your story out there. There isn't rocket science to what I did. It took a desire to make a difference, education about the process and a will- ingness to take a risk. You have those skill-sets too. I hope to see you at Enjoy the Store. I hope you bless a local child or family with my children's series. I hope you allow yourself to dream about your own books and come ask questions. I talk to so many of you in the grocery store, via e-mail and such. It will be awe- some to meet you face-to- face and hear your story. FaydraRector,MAisamen- tal health administrator, author, public speaker, ed- ucator and life coach who lives in Red Bluff. She can be reached at lifecoach@ shasta.com or view her blogs at faydraandcompany. blogspot.com/ and allabout- divorce.blogspot.com/. FAYDRA RECTOR Doyouwanttowriteabook Faydra Rector Thefollowinginformation has been compiled from Red Bluff Police Department, Te- hama County Sheriff's De- partment, Corning Police Department and California Highway Patrol logs. Arrests JerryWayneAnderson:also knownbythelastnameMarler wasarrestedonsuspicionof publicintoxicationSundayon StateRoute99WnorthofGyle Road.Andersonhasoutstand- ingfelonychargeoffailureto appear.Bailwas$1,500. TheodoreJamesBeach: aka Jimmy and Jessy Bezch, 31, Red Bluff was arrested on suspicion of felony child endangerment and misde- meanor probation violation Friday on the 1800block of Walnut Street. MichelleAnne-MarieCarey: 33, Los Molinos was arrested on suspicion of felony posses- sion of a controlled substance, possession of a billyclub or blackjack and misdemeanor paraphernalia Saturday at Orange and Sherwood. Bail was $33,000. GeronimoCastillo-Olivera: 24, Corning was arrested on suspicion of selling marijuana and possession of marijuana for sale Friday on the 23000 block of Reno Avenue in Ger- ber. Bail was $60,000. MelvinE.Dawson: aka Randolph Caudias Cannonier, 58, Corning was arrested on suspicion of felony inflicting corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant and false per- sonation Saturday. Bail was $65,000. ShaneAnthonyLeeDover: 24, Red Bluff was arrested on suspicion of felony possession of a controlled substance, obstruction and misdemeanor paraphernalia Friday at Wal- nut and Monroe streets. Bail was $69,000. BethanyLaurenGaylord: 25, Red Bluff was arrested on the 2800block of Main Street Sunday for an outstanding felony charge of bringing alcohol or drugs into a prison. Bail was $150,000. RockyIanGordonSr.: 51, Los Molinos was arrested Saturday at More For Less on outstanding charges of felony vehicle the , posses- sion of a stolen vehicle and misdemeanors of driving on a suspended license and failure to appear. Bail was $91,500. JakeRichardHardwick: 27, Corning was arrested on sus- picion of felony second degree burglary, receiving known sto- len property and misdemeanor paraphernalia Saturday on the 1500block of Solano Street. Bail was $68,000. JaneDaleHayes: also known by the last name Curtis, 49, Red Bluff was arrested on suspicion of felony pos- session of a narcotic and misdemeanor driving under the influence Saturday at Pine and Washington streets. Bail was $20,000. GenaRenaeHurd: also known by the last names Pitts and Moody was arrested Sat- urday on State Route 99at St. Elizabeth Community Hospital for outstanding charges of felony possession of a con- trolled substance and misde- meanors of driving under the influence and paraphernalia. Bail was $17,500. StephenBradleyHuston: 32, Cottonwood was ar- rested on suspicion of selling marijuana, person prohibited from owning a firearm and misdemeanor intercepting po- lice communications Sunday at Bowman and Draper roads. Bail was $43,000. KaiLee:62,Fresnowasar- restedonsuspicionoffelony sellingmarijuana,possessionof marijuanaforsaleandconspira- cytocommitacrimeSundayon StateRoute36eastofCannon Road.Bailwas$90,000. LaLee: 26, Fresno was ar- rested on suspicion of felony selling marijuana, posses- sion of marijuana for sale and conspiracy to commit a crime Sunday on State Route 36 east of Cannon Road. Bail was $90,000. LongMinhLee: 24, Fresno was arrested on suspicion of felony selling marijuana, pos- session of marijuana for sale and conspiracy to commit a crime Sunday on State Route 36east of Cannon Road. Bail was $90,000. YongXiongMa: 45, Chico was arrested Friday on East Lassen Avenue on outstand- ing charges of felony false personation, receiving known stolen property and misde- meanor driving without a license. Bail was $31,000. AngelaFayeMcGanty: 49, American Canyon was ar- rested on suspicion of felony possession of a controlled substance and misdemeanor paraphernalia Friday on northbound Interstate 5 north of Elder Creek. Bail was $18,000. MichaelRayMullins: 31, Paynes Creek was arrested on suspicion of felony pos- session of a firearm by a felon, person prohibited from owning a firearm, possession of a narcotic, possession of a controlled substance, posses- sion of a controlled substance while armed, possession of marijuana for sale, transporta- tion of a controlled substance, transportation of a narcotic and misdemeanor parapher- nalia Friday at Douglass and Jackson streets. Mullins has an outstanding charge of fel- ony possession of a controlled substance. He is on Post Release Community Supervi- sion. Bail was $163,000. RebeccaJoyceOakes: 49, Red Bluff was arrested on suspicion of felony posses- sion of a controlled substance and misdemeanor public intoxication Saturday on the 700block of Washington Street. Oakes has outstanding misdemeanor charges of van- dalism, two counts of public intoxication and two counts of failure to appear. Bail was $27,500. DebbieOylear: also known by the last name Prows, 50, Red Bluff was booked and released Friday on a charge of felony attempted the . RichardSeanRasmusson: 33, Red Bluff was arrested Sunday on suspicion of felony grand the and receiving known stolen property Sunday on the 17000block of Red Blank Road. Bail was $30,000. CraigJerrySanford: 34, Red Bluff was arrested Sunday at Rolling Hills Casino for a Post Release Community Supervi- sion flash incarceration. JasonDeanSweaney: 35, Red Bluff was arrested on the 1800block of Walnut Street Friday on three charges of felony probation violation. AlexanderJ.Talley-Men- dez: 22, Corning was arrested on suspicion of felony corporal injury on a spouse or co- habitant Saturday. Bail was $50,000. Talley-Mendez had been arrested earlier in the day for misdemeanor public intoxication. MauricioVilla-Hernandez: 38, Gerber was arrested on suspicion of felony receiving known stolen property Sunday on the 400block of Luning Avenue. Bail was $15,000. BliaYang: 49, Fresno was ar- rested on suspicion of felony selling marijuana, posses- sion of marijuana for sale and conspiracy to commit a crime Sunday on State Route 36 east of Cannon Road. Bail was $90,000. GeraldAndrewZiegler: 45, Red Bluff was arrested Sunday at Sale Lane Belle Mill Road for an outstanding felony charge of petty the with priors. Bail was $15,000. Suspicious Found: A resident on the 16000block of Shekinah Court reported finding a dag- ger on their porch Saturday morning. Vandalism 12000blockGardenia Avenue:Aresidentreturned hometofindtheirhousehad beenvandalizedsometimeFri- daynight.Entrancewasmade throughanunlockedgarage doorandabout$200indam- ageswasdonetoabedroom. DaleRoadatWiltseyAv- enue: Graffiti was reported at a well house. POLICE LOGS IT only T A K E S A S P A R K . O N L Y Y O U C A N P R E V E N T W I L D F I R E S . s m o k e y b e a r . c o m Please Findusonline! 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