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ThisrecipeforAsianbeef and broccoli with noodles comes from Thirty Meals in 30 Minutes. Ingredients 1 pounds beef Top Round or Top Sirloin steak boneless, cut 1 inch thick 2 packages (3 ounces each) Oriental flavored in- stant ramen noodles, bro- ken up 1 teaspoons corn- starch dissolved in cup water 2 tablespoons vegetable oil pound broccoli florets — sold in packages in pro- duce section of some super- markets 2 medium carrots, thinly sliced 1 teaspoon grated orange rind, optional Instructions 1. Cut beef steak length- wise in half, then crosswise into 1/8 inch thick strips. Combine seasoning from ramen noodles with corn- starch mixture in large bowl. Add beef; toss. 2. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat until hot. Stir-fry broccoli and carrots 1 minute. Add noodles and 1 cups wa- ter; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer 3 to 5 minutes or until vege- tables are tender and most of liquid is absorbed, stir- ring occasionally. Remove; keep warm. 3. Heat remaining oil in same skillet over medium- high heat until hot. Drain beef, discarding mari- nade. Stir-fry of beef 1 to 2 minutes or until out- side surface of beef is no longer pink. Do not over- cook. Remove and repeat with remaining beef. Serve over noodles. Sprinkle with orange rind. Makes 4 servings. Total recipe time: 30 minutes. CATTLEWOMEN'SCORNER The role of community service in being a good and contributing citizen is the focus the annual scholarship being of- fered to Tehama County students by the Tehama County Republican Party. Last year four deserv- ing Tehama County se- niors benefited from the award. "As a committee we felt this was one way we could invest into the future," said Mi- chael Holtsclaw, Tehama County Republican chair- man. "Most scholarships reward those students who stand out academ- ically, and that's impor- tant, but we also want to honor those who do a lot in order to better the community of which they are part," said Holtsclaw. All qualifying high school seniors in Tehama County may apply for the scholarship. Applicants must be a member of the current year graduating class from any public, private, charter or home school in Tehama County who has maintained at least a 2.0 grade point average in high school. Students will also be asked complete an appli- cation, provide two let- ters of reference and to submit an essay detailing their community service and why community ser- vice is important in being a contributing citizen. Students will be noti- fied if they are selected to be interviewed. The number of recipients and amount awarded will be determined by the Schol- arship Committee. The scholarships will to be awarded to wor- thy recipients who will pursue a course of study leading to a post-second- ary degree or certificate from a college, univer- sity, community college or vocational school. The school where such stud- ies are to be pursued shall be accredited and approved by the appro- priate state department of education. Scholarship applica- tion forms may be ob- tained from the Tehama County Republican Cen- tral Committee website, w w w.tehamagop.org. Completed applications must be submitted on or before April 15 of the year of the application in order to be considered for the scholarship. TEHAMA COUNTY REPUBLICANS Groupoffersscholarships for high school seniors Coming off the heels of a successful second year in 2014, Tractor Supply Co. has announced the third annual Growing Scholars program in partnership with the National FFA Foundation. Last year, the compa- ny's customers donated $447,671, resulting in 334 scholarships awarded to FFA members in their pur- suit of a college degree. The Growing Scholars program will be supported nationally by each of the more than 1,400 stores Feb. 20 through March 1, which includes National FFA Week. Customers can donate $1 or more at store registers during the check- out process to support lo- cal FFA chapters and their members. Ninety percent of funds raised through the pro- gram will be utilized to fund scholarships for FFA members. The remaining 10 percent of donations will benefit state FFA or- ganizations. FFA Scholarship program announced by retailer SUSANVILLE The Lassen National Forest would like to remind the public that the Eagle Lake Ranger Dis- trict, which corresponds to Zone V on the Fuelwood Cutting Map, remains closed to firewood cutting. The Forest is aware that moderate to severe wind damagehasoccurredinsome areasoftheDistrict,andDis- trict personnel are assess- ing the situation. Numerous treeshavefallenacrossroads, which the District plans to reopen in the near future when it is safe to do so. Members of the public are not permitted to cut firewood to open roads, as this would be a viola- tion. Anyone caught cut- ting wood or opening roads within Zone V will be cited and charged for damages. Should you need a road opened to access private property or have any questions or concerns, call the Eagle Lake Ranger District at (530) 257-4188. Although the Eagle Lake Ranger District is closed to firewood cutting, both the Almanor and Hat Creek Districts of the Lassen Na- tional Forest remain open to woodcutting. Depend- ing upon conditions, Zone V could reopen sometime in late May or early June. The public will be notified at such time. LASSEN FOREST Zone V remains closed to firewood cutting In her efforts to attract attention to herself and to monopolize the Las- sen Peak, Redding is do- ing some awfully amus- ing and ridiculous stunts. Here frantic campaign to divert tourist travel to the volcano by way of Redding is leading her far from the trail of truth and rectitude and into the muck and mire of frivolous fibbing. In her latest outburst Red- ding calls attention to a new folder just issued by the Shasta county promo- tion and development as- sociation in which Las- sen Peak is represented as being at the back door of Redding, the only town from which the moun- tain can be reached. A re- cent dispatch from Red- ding commenting on this same proposition has this to say: "Unfortunately the Red Bluff people are send- ing out thousands of post cards with pictures of the volcano and rep- resenting it as contigu- ous to that place. The ob- ject is to get travelers to stop there and go thence by autos to see the erup- tion. As is well known au- tos leaving Red Bluff can- not get nearer than twelve miles from the mountain and not within sight of the volcano, whereas there is a good road from Redding to Manzanita Lake, just un- der and within sight of the crater. "If the Red Bluff people are allowed to carry on this campaign without protest they will do a double injury to this county. They will rob Redding of the tour- ist travel to which those places are justly entitled and they will disappoint those who are induced to attempt trips on the repre- sentation that Red Bluff is the natural starting point for the mountain, which is false." We can't blame Redding for making here own de- fense. Nobody else is going to make it for her. — Feb. 18, 1915 100 YEARS AGO... Diller declares Red Bluff is the best route to Lassen The following informa- tion has been compiled from Red Bluff Police De- partment, Tehama County Sheriff's Department, Corning Police Depart- ment and California High- way Patrol logs. Suspicious ValleyTerraceApart- ments, Toomes Avenue:A caller reported Monday that a screen was removed from her apartment window, and it appeared someone at- tempted to force entry into the apartment. Carniceria Dos Amigos, Solano Street: A caller reported Tuesday that sometime during the night an unknown person tried to pry the back door of the business open. Traffic State Route 99W at Sola- no Street: A caller reported a non-injury traffic collision in the area on Monday. Police logs Findusonline! COURTESY PHOTO Baxter Black signing his newest book "Cave Wall Graffiti from a Neanderthal Cowboy" for Judy Ahmann and Jean Barton at the Cattle Industry Convention & Trade Show in San Antonio, Texas. 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