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COURTESYPHOTO TheRedBluffHighSchoolConcertBandandChoir,picturedhere,willpresent"AFestivalofCarols,"aconcertof holiday music. The performance is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 11, at the Red Bluff High School Performing Arts Center. Admission is $5. REDBLUFFHIGH SCHOOLBAND,CHOIRWILL PRESENT HOLIDAY CONCERT Thecountyhospitalcom- mittee of Tehama county grand jury, consisting of Mary E. Campbell, Alice L. Bransford, Henry Kuse, Charles Dicus and F. T. Rob- son, Monday filed a report with the board of supervi- sors in which it was stated vast changes for betterment of the county hospital had been the past year, and "We congratulate the supervi- sors, as well as the county physician, Dr. Walter Gavey for the improvements." The improvements, it was pointed out, included a fine garden plot, plastering of the ceiling of the men's ward, purchasing of pullets, installationofanewpoultry house and the building of a brickmilkhouse, now under construction. — Dec. 9, 1914 90 YEARS AGO... Grand jury committees file reports of changes The following informa- tionhasbeencompiledfrom Red Bluff Police Depart- ment, Tehama County Sher- iff's and California Highway Patrol logs. Arrests RafaelContrerasAlvarez: 24,Vancouver,Washington wasarrestedonsuspicion offelonypossessionofa narcotic,transportationofa narcoticandreceivingmoney foracontrolledsubstanceFri- dayatsouthboundInterstate 5attheRedBluffRestArea. Bailwas$300,000. NicoleRaejeanBlessing: 28,Corningwasarrested onsuspicionoffelonyfalse personationandmisde- meanorsofparaphernalia andpossessionofanarcotic SundayatTehama-VinaRoad andRiverAvenue.Blessing hasoutstandingmisdemeanor chargesoffailuretoappear andparaphernalia.Bailwas $26,000. JavierJoseCamposBarjas: 26,Vancouver,Washington wasarrestedonsuspicion offelonypossessionofa narcotic,transportationofa narcoticandreceivingmoney foracontrolledsubstanceFri- dayatsouthboundInterstate 5attheRedBluffRestArea. Bailwas$300,000. TrevorCoreyCarney: 21, Red Bluff was arrested Saturday at Oak and Madison on outstanding charges of felony failure to appear and misdemeanors of failure to appear and two counts of paraphernalia. Bail was $206,000. JorgeCortezCervantes: 27,Corningwasarrested onsuspicionoffelonyfalse personationandmisdemeanor drivingundertheinfluence FridayatGrangenorthofOr- angewood.Bailwas$20,000. TimothyPaulConiglio:22, ChicowasarrestedFridayon the500blockofOakStreet onoutstandingchargesof felonypossessionofmarijua- naforsale,sellingmarijuana andmisdemeanordrivingona suspendedlicense. PhillipJohnCraig:52,Red BluffwasarrestedFridayon the500blockofOakStreet onanoutstandingfelony chargeofpossessionofa controlledsubstanceforsale. RickyToshEusted:49, DairyvillewasarrestedFriday onthe10000blockofCody Driveonoutstandingcharges offelonypossessionofa controlledsubstanceand misdemeanorparaphernalia. Bailwas$50,000. GenaRenaeHurd:also knownbythelastnamesPitts andMoody,42,RedBluff wasarrestedSaturdayat McCoyattheKiteRanchon outstandingchargesoffelony failuretoappear,possession ofacontrolledsubstanceand misdemeanorsoffailureto appear,drivingundertheinflu- enceandparaphernalia.Bail was$25,000. DavidStevenKendall:64, RedBluffwasarrestedon suspicionoffelonyobstruc- tionandmisdemeanorpublic intoxicationandbatteryof apeaceofficerFridayon the100blockofSouthMain Street.Bailwas$20,500. JamilEnriqueRodriguez:31, SanFranciscowasarrested onsuspicionoffelonypos- sessionofmarijuanaforsale andsellingmarijuanaFriday atStateRoute36WatDibble Creek.Bailwas$100,000. SergioDimitriThomas:33, SanFranciscowasarrested onsuspicionoffelonypos- sessionofmarijuanaforsale andsellingmarijuanaFriday atStateRoute36WatDibble Creek.Bailwas$100,000. Animals 3000blockColumbia Avenue: A man reported his neighbor's dog attacked his goat. The reporting party said he shot at the dog, but did not know whether it was injured. Burglary 24000blockTehama-Vina Road: A burglary to a vacant mobile home was reported Sunday. 2000blockHoughton Avenue: Three chain saws and four firearms were taken froma shop sometime Wednesday or Thursday. The 22000blockRodeoAv- enue: A resident reported the the of lemons from a tree. 18000blockDelNorte Drive: An older Remington .22-caliber rifle was report- edly stolen froman unlocked vehicle. 12000blockWalkerWay: Tools were taken froma job site Friday. The suspects le in a red Toyota 4-Runner. Police logs Children are invited to call and speak with Santa or one of his elves 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 17. Calls are toll free to 1 877-71-SANTA so children can let Santa know what they are wishing for this Christmas. The service is provided each year by the Red Bluff Kiwanis Club, which meets at noon Wednesdays at the Red Bluff Elks Lodge. Those interested in the club are welcome as guests. RED BLUFF KIWANIS The direct line to Santa's workshop is provided Want to know what it feels like to be a published Kindle author on Amazon? Let me tell you, it's a great feeling. One that every- one who has a heart from writing should experience. Now you can. I am writing a book and you can con- tribute extreme value to the content. A few years ago, I started my own publishing company- Al- pine River Press and it al- lows me to be very creative with publishing. You see, about a year ago, I wrote a column called A Letter of Hope To A Wounded Soul. The col- umn was a big inspiration to Salisbury High School's REACH program and they asked me to come and do a Q&A session with them. That led to my work- ing with the students to write a book based on the column. Students from REACH all wrote their own letters and we have created an amazing book of hope to people who are hurting and need to know they are not alone. We opened the proj- ect up on social media and have had an amaz- ing response; submissions have come in from all over America. We want you to be a part of our project. It is easy to contribute and I would love to see as many local people that want to, be published authors. I will be making myself available at the new Star- buck's location Wednesday at 7 p.m. to answer ques- tions and give out info about contributing. There is no cost to you, only your desire to help others. If you have a story to tell about overcoming chaos, abuse or some other form of disaster, come and be a part of our team. Being an author has opened up many doors for me. It will certainly be wonderful for you, your friends and your family to download a book you helped create. We will have a launch party in February when the book is live and use social media to share our book launch fun! No one has your story, but lots of people can be in- spired by it. I had no idea how impactful one column was until I had a classroom full of kids tell me that my story resonated with the lives they are currently liv- ing. Because of that story, millions of people will be encouraged by the Letters to Wounded Souls book. We have stories about sur- viving all sorts of abuse, women who raised chil- dren they had when they were teens, families who lost children tragically, un- expected death and more. What is amazing about the stories is that they are all hope-based. Each letter is written in a manner that shares what the author dis- covered in their pain, what miracles happened and how far they have come. It is really quite remarkable. Think you can't write? Don't worry, my team can help you get your thoughts on paper and tell your story in a meaningful way. You have nothing to lose. Meet me at Starbuck's this Wednesday at 7 p.m. for de- tails. FaydraRector,MAisa mental health administra- tor, author, public speaker, educator and life coach who lives in Red Bluff. She can be reached at life- coach@shasta.com or view her blogs at faydraand- company.blogspot.com/ and allaboutdivorce.blogs- pot.com/. FAYDRA RECTOR Doyouwanttobeinabookwithme? MINERAL The public is urged to participate in the annual Christmas Bird Count in the Mineral area. For more than 100 years people of all ages interested in birds have taken to the field during the holiday sea- son to count birds in and around their communities as part of the annual Christ- mas Bird Count. Coordinated and spon- sored by the National Audu- bon Society, this year marks the 115 annual count; this is the 24th annual Min- eral count. Mineral is one of more than 2,000 bird counts across the nation. Count ob- servations are compiled at the end of the count and submitted to a national da- tabase. The count will run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 17. Par- ticipants can join in for the full day, half a day or just a few hours. Counters should meet in Mineral at the Las- sen Volcanic National Park headquarters in the lobby of the administration building at 8 a.m. The bird count is open to everyone in the community and surrounding areas. No prior experience is needed as participants will be teamed up with someone who has birding experience. This is a great way to get out and en- joy the birds of the area. All help is welcome. Participants should bring a day pack with snacks and water. If you wish to partic- ipate for the full day, bring a lunch as well. Bring binoc- ulars if you have them, hat, gloves and wear sturdy walk- ing shoes or boots. Call Steve Zachary at 530 595-6132 or Mike Magnuson at 530 595-6184 with any questions. TO DO Mi ner al C hr is tm as b ir d co un t se ek in g vo lu nt ee rs PLEASE RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER. 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