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Thefollowinginformation is compiled from Red Bluff Police Department, Red Bluff Fire, Tehama County Sheriff's Department, Corning Police Department, Corning Fire, Cal Fire and California Highway Patrol logs. Arrests LisaReneRutledge: 43, of Red Bluff was arrested and booked into Tehama County Jail Monday for inflicting corporal injury on a spouse. Bail was set at $50,000. Red Bluff Police were sent about 3p.m. to the area of Johnson and First streets for report of a fight between a man who had been drinking and a woman. Also arrested at the scene was Brad Fred- erick Nicoll, 51, of Red Bluff who was booked on the charge of violating a court order to prevent domestic violence. Bail was $5,000. Herbierto Hermosillo: 27, of Red Bluff was ar- rested Monday in the 1100 block of Orange Street and booked on a charge of possession of a concealed dirk or dagger and public intoxication. Crash State Route 99E, south of Millrace Avenue: A semi truck crash at 10:55 a.m. Monday near Marek Road caused a temporary closure of the road, but there were no injuries. Driver Nestor Lopez-Rubio, 24, of Hayward was driv- ing south on 99E when he reportedly fell asleep, allowing the vehicle to dri right and run off the road where the side of the truck hit a speed limit sign. The vehicle, which had minor damage, traversed an irrigation ditch, hit the Marek Road street sign, hit and sheared off a power pole and hit a fence before coming to rest. Bowman Road, east of Interstate 5: Monique Wellin, 41, of Redding was transported to Mercy Medi- cal Center in Redding with minor injuries following a crash at 3:15p.m. Her two passengers, a 14-year-old boy and an 11-year-old girl were uninjured. Wellin was driving west on Bowman when she dri ed to the le as the road turned right and ended up on a traffic island where she hit a wood post. Wellin reportedly had a medical condition and was unable to stop the vehicle, at which point the children took control of the steering wheel and turned the ignition off. Wellin was arrested on suspicion of DUI. Disturbance El Paso Avenue, Corning: Two people were trans- ported to Tehama County Mental Health following a disturbance at 1:43a.m. Monday. Someone called 911to report a man was threatening to kill himself and her. The man, who was in the bathroom, was reportedly in possession of a knife and had been drink- ing. The woman reported she had also been drinking. Suspicious Sale Lane: Someone at the Tehama County Farm Bureau reported about 4 p.m. seeing a suspicious man who walked over from another parking lot and urinated on their air con- ditioning unit for a second time. 500block of Rio Vista Avenue: A report of a burglary at a woman's shop and residence in the same location Monday at 7p.m. Tools and other items were taken from the property sometime in the night. Extra patrol in the area was requested. Solano Street: Extra patrol about 10:40p.m. Monday at a dental office due to a suspicious man parked in a white Ford Expedition near the garage and a recent break-in. The s South Main Street: The of a vehicle sometime Sun- day evening was reported Monday. South Main Street: A purse was reported stolen from a vehicle in the Walmart parking lot some- time between 2p.m. and 6 p.m. Monday. Policelogs ThisrecipeforRibRoast Royale is from Best of Beef, volume III, recipes from Na- tional Beef Cook-Off. • 4 to 4 pound beef rib roast — 2 ribs • Rock salt — about 12 pounds • 2 tablespoons freshly ground white, black, green and red peppercorns, avail- able in gourmet food stores • 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind • Endive • Fluted lemon slices • White, black, green and red peppercorns Line roasting pan with aluminum foil. Place inch of rock salt in bottom of pan. Combine pepper mix- ture and lemon rind; press into all sides of roast. Place roast on rock salt, fat side up. Insert meat thermome- ter so bulb is centered in the thickest part but not resting in fat or bone. Cover roast completely with rock salt. Roast in a 500 degree oven to desired degree of doneness. Allow 20 minutes per pound for rare; 25 minutes per pound for medium. Remove roast when ther- mometer registers 135 de- grees for rare; 155 degrees for medium. Roasts con- tinue to rise about 5 degrees in temperature to 140 de- grees for rare; 160 degrees for medium. Remove roast from rock salt and brush off excess salt. Carve as desired. Serve with pan juices, if desired. Garnish with endive, lemon slices and peppercorns. Makes 12 to 14 servings. Preparation time: 20 min- utes Cooking time: 1 hour 20 minutes CATTLEWOMEN'S CORNER Rib Roast Royale from Best of Beef COURTESY PHOTO Tremont Café served 45pounds of prime rib with mushrooms, for that umami taste at the 6th annual Beef 'n Brew. Umami means pleasant, savory taste. The two men who held up the Diamond Match Company store at Camp 1 in Feather river canyon late Saturday evening and secured $2,900 in cash, were captured late Wednesday evening at Rock creek on the main line of Western Pacific by three deputy sheriffs of Butte county, assisted by Dixie Johnson, an Indian prospector, who trailed the two hold-up men from the store to the place of their capture. The men gave the names of Ben McKernan and Jim Patterson. They were lumberjacks who had been employed at the camp until a short time before the robbery took place. Dixie Johnson, whose ability as a trailer re- sulted in their capture, followed the tracks of the two men to their camp in a swamp, about two miles from the store and from there followed their trail to a small bridge over Rock Creek. — Sept. 30, 1915 100 YEARS AGO... Capture two men who robbed Diamond Match store and shot clerk A fundraiser will be held Saturday at the Moose Lodge, 11745 State Route 99W in Red Bluff, to bene- fit Alternatives to Violence. The day will start with a car show at 8 a.m. followed by a complimentary conti- nental breakfast, including biscuits and gravy. A live auction will start at 10 a.m. and there will be raffles and live music all day. Hamburgers will be available to purchase at lunch time. Karaoke is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. The event is open to the public. FUNDRAISER Moose to support Alternatives to Violence REDDING For the 26th year, Redding East Rotary's Ducky Derby entertained visitors at Caldwell Park Sunday. There were 35,985 ducks adopted that raced down the 200-yard stretch of the Sacramento River from under the Diestle- horst Bridge to the await- ing nets. Crowds lined the banks to cheer on their ducks, then returned to the music stage and the North Valley Art League Art's & Craft Faire to hear the winner's announced. The Lamp Family won the grand prize of Shasta Ma- rina Houseboat Trip, plus $500 cash from Umpqua Bank. Ted Methvin Jr. won the Giant Giants Weekend provided courtesy of In- terwest Insurance. Rikki Zepponi will be sport- ing a new Topaz jewelry set from Devon's Jewel- ers and Kim Gomes will proudly display Charlie Clinkenbeard's beautiful burlwood bowl. The club will return 100 percent of the proceeds to local students who ad- opted out these ducks. The Rotary Foundation Against Substance Abuse has raised more than $4 million since incep- tion. These funds are used for substance abuse pre- vention and youth develop- ment programs through- out the North State. "The community sup- port for this event shows the commitment to our youth," said Marge Beck, race chairwoman. "In kind services and cash donations cover all the ex- penses of the race, which allows the Redding East Rotary to return these funds to the students. It is a proud partnership between the adults and youth of our community and further demonstrates what a wonderful and gen- erous community we have here." FUNDRAISER Ducky Derby winners announced Special Forces chapter 89 will be having its 9th annual scholarship yard sale fundraiser Thursday through Saturday at 7468 State Route 99E in Los Molinos, between Sher- wood and Sherman. Look for the American flag. Besides the large sale, baked goods, chili, na- chos, tamales, sodas, can- dies and a few plants will be available. All proceeds will bene- fit the Allen Johnson Me- morial Scholarship. FUNDRAISER Large yard sale planned in Los Molinos Call 877-4DAD411 or visit www.fatherhood.gov be a dad today. Take time to Thankyou! PLEASE RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER. 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