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6B Daily News – Tuesday, March 20, 2012 District 1 High School Rodeo Association Cottonwood results Results of District 1 Cali- fornia High School Rodeo Association for March 10-11, held in Cottonwood are as fol- lows: All Around Cowboy Casey Meroshnekoff, Red Bluff 75 pts reserve AA Quincy Crum, Little Valley 61 second runnerup Sterling Humphry, McArthur 48 third runnerup Colton Campbell, Klamath Falls, OR 47 fourth runnerup C J Cash, Grenada 45 All Around Cowgirl Chelsey Bushnell, Red Bluff 79 pts reserve AA Courtney Wood, Chico 67 second runnerup Grace Bertelsen, Los Molinos 61 third-fourth runnerup tie at 51 pts Caitlin Campbell, Klamath Falls, Ore. and Lily Bertelsen, Los Molinos Note: The all around points were figured without cutting results Pole Bending- 22 entered 1 tonwood Shelby Adams, Cot- 44.219 2 Natalie Thomas, Ander- son 45.713 3 Chelsey Bushnell, Red 46.016 Bluff 46.658 5 4 Emily Vigil, McArthur Grace Bertelsen, Los Molinos 46.661 6 Keeley Vaughan, Mer- rill, OR 47.097 7 Molinos 48.071 8 Lily Bertelsen, Los Kaylee Bradshaw, Eagle Pt, OR 49.321 9 Courtney Wood, Chico 49.474 10 Madisen Gomes, Red 49.600 Bluff entered 1 Tie Down Roping- 11 Sterling Humphry, McArthur 28.19 2 Colton Campbell, Kla- math Falls28.22 3 Valley 4 10.20/1 5 Quincy Crum, Little 28.57 C J Cash, Grenada Casey Meroshnekoff, Red Bluff Bluff 24.66/1 6 Wyatt Brown, Red 32.23/1 Steer Wrestling- 2 entered 1 Kyle Brown, McArthur 27.07 2 Bluff Valley Bluff 60/1 3 Cole Robinson, Red 7.90/1 Saddle Bronc- 3 entered 1 Quincy Crum, Little 129 2 Pierce McClelland, Red 123 C J Cash, Grenada Bareback Riding- 1 entered 1 Red Bluff entered 1 Bluff Casey Meroshnekoff, 135 Breakaway Roping- 21 Cara Hencratt, Red 17.19 math Falls 2 Caitlin Campbell, Kla- 20.10 3 Macey Cox, Arbuckle 27.59 4 Amy Brown, McArthur 31.13 5 Courtney Wood, Chico 2.87/1 6 Emily Clendenen, Cot- 3.91/1 tonwood wood 5.16/1 8 7 Kassidy Rome, Cotton- Bailey Myers, Point, OR6.44/1 9 Molinos 16.50/1 Eagle Grace Bertelsen, Los lake 10 Taylor Herman, Tule- 18.40/1 Bull Riding- 9 entered 1 Bobby Vaughan, Dorris 76/1 Barrel Racing- 29 entered 1 Caitlin Campbell, Kla- math Falls36.266 2 Chelsey Bushnell, Red 36.475 Bluff rill, Ore. 36.978 4 Cedro 37.311 5 wood Bluff Point, Ore. 37.402 6 Anna Doyle, 37.439 3 Keeley Vaughan, Mer- Jesse Stratton, Palo Bailey Myers, Eagle Cotton- 7 Madisen Gomes, Red 37.463 8 Kayla Nichol, Cotton- wood 37.464 9 Amy Brown, McArthur 37.504 10 entered 1 Cottonwood Emily Clendenen, 37.531 Team Roping- 17 teams Chase Alvernaz, Williams and Colby Cham- bers, Chico 20.22 2 Colton Campbell, Kla- math Falls & Sterling Storytime schedule through May The Cottonwood Com- munity Library Storytime schedule for March – May is as follows: • March 21- Zoo Ani- mals - Today we will read two new books. Zoopa- An Animal Alphabet Book by Gianna Marino, and Zoozical, a lovely new book about zoo ani- mals who have a musical flair. We will participate in the singing as well. We will be making foam zoo creatures to enjoy. • March 28 - Ponds – We will be talking about ponds and what happens in a pond. We will read the book, Turtle Splash by Kathryn Fallwell and I Took My Frog to the Library by Eric A. Kim- mel. A pond activity will follow. • April 4 - Easter - We will be celebrating spring and Easter by reading sev- eral books; The Story of Easter, Happy Easter Lit- tle Critter by Mercer Mayer, Where's My East- er Egg? A Nicky the kitty book, and Clifford's First Easter by Norman Brid- well. To celebrate the sea- son we will make some cute little Easter baskets. Everywhere – Where do we find colors? • April 11 - Colors Books include My Many Col- ored Days by Dr. Seuss, Planting a Rainbow by Lois Elhert, and A Rain- bow of My Own by Don Freeman. Mixing colors and finger painting will follow. • April 18 - Sock is a Pocket for your Toes - We will be reading a new book A Sock is a Pocket for Your Toes by Eliza- beth Garton Scanlon. Also, we'll read A Hole is to Dig by Maurice Sendak. Songs and games will be played as well. • April 25 - Communi- ty and Career Day – In honor of "The Week of the Young Child", we will read To the Post Office with Momma. Also, we'll read I Want to be a Pilot by Teddy Slater. Some puppets will visit us this day to share their occupa- tions and to talk about dif- ferent careers in our com- munity and those around us. • May 2 - A Flock of Shoes - Today we are reading a new library book A Flock of Shoes by Sarah Tsiang. It is a delightful book about a little girl who really likes her shoes and they back at her. We'll also read The Foot Book by Dr. Seuss. Children will have an opportunity to make a special handprint butter- fly for Mom. • May 9 - Cottonwood Rodeo Day - We will have a visit with Cottonwood Cattlewomen's Group to share rodeo and ranch sto- ries. We will make a spe- cial hat for the occasion. • May 16 - Be Your Best - We will read two new books today. Beren- stain Bears Clean House by Stan and Jan Beren- stain and Manners can Be Fun by Munro Leaf. We'll sing some songs and make a craft to enjoy. • May 23 - World of Plants and Insects – Sum- mertime makes everyone think of gardens, flowers and vegetables. Story- time books include Mun- cha! Muncha! by Candace Fleming, The Ugly Veg- etable by Grace Lin, and Ladybug Girl and the Bug Squad by David Soman and Jacky Davis. Chil- dren will create a ladybug and plant something to take home for their gar- den. • May 30 - Camping is Fun - We'll read a new book titled Camping with Grandma. We'll sing some campfire songs and enjoy stories of the out of doors. 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Next rodeo will be the Chal- lenge of Champions, Ply- mouth, March 23-25, for top three in each event. April 14- 15, 2012, Bob Jones Arena, Cottonwood, for District 1 (High School) and the Jr High District 1 division of CHSRA. The 4th Annual Ronnie Lee King Memorial Run is scheduled for May 19. All motorcyclists welcome, rain or shine, to com- memorate the life of Ronnie Lee King, a Tehama Coun- ty boy who died at age 15, from complications relating to a seizure disorder. All proceeds benefit the Antelope Volunteer Fire Department and the Los Molinos Volunteer Fire Department, as well as the Sheriff's Explorer Post 120. The event brings awareness of seizure disorders and remembers the life of Ronnie Lee. The event brochure explains it best: "Ronnie Lee's seizures started on May 10, 2003. We Memorial ride set have no idea as to why or how come, it just happens. He was a very brave and courageous young man through- out his short life. 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