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6A Daily News – Friday, March 30, 2012 Education in Tehama County KEEP ON LEARNING Kiwanis Student of the Quarter Ag leaders honored at conference Courtesy photo Red Bluff Kiwanis Student of the Quarter nomi- nees from Mercy High School, from left, are Julia Misslin, who was named Student of the Quarter, Irlanda Hernandez and Mahalee Guamer. Also pictured is Cody Marshall, chairman of the Voca- tional Guidance Comittee for Kiwanis. Maywood band Shasta College Agriculture Leaders advisor Trena Richards accompanied 14 Shasta College Ag students to Clovis to compete in the Agriculture Leaders Spring Competition. The competition allows agriculture students at Cali- fornia Community Colleges to compete in events such as job interview, team marketing, and college quiz bowl. The following students participated: Callie Wolver- ton, Garrett Wallis, Cain Madrigal, Savanah Newsom, Melissa Simpson, Mike Kling, Cassondra Duncan, Kayleigh Mincer, Maigen Matteucci, Kelsey Simon- sen, Kendra Gerkhardt, Scott Faure, Ashton Hubbard, and Mike Vonk. Awards won: Callie Wolverton: 1st Job Interview, Ag Producer, 2nd Portfolio, 3rd Discussion; Savanah Newsom: 3rd Job Interview, Ag Sales; Ashton Hub- bard: 5th Extemporaneous Public Speaking; Shasta B Quiz Bowl 3rd- Garrett Wallis, Cassondra Duncan, Kelsey Simonsen, Mike, and Scott Faure; Shasta A Quiz Bowl 5th- Callie Wolverton, Mike Kling, Savanah Newsom, Maigen Matteucci, and Ashton Hubbard; Team Marketing 1st- Garrett Wallis, Mike Kling, Savanah Newsom, and Maigen Matteucci; Team Mar- keting 5th- Kelsey Simonsen, Cassondra Duncan, and Scott Faure. Courtesy photo The Maywood Cougar Band performed, March 16, for the California Music Educators Music Festival in the Ruth Roland Recital Hall at CSU, Chico.The Band received an Excellent rating from three pro- fessional judges. Music teacher Dan Kinkle was very pleased with the performance and the behavior exhibited by the students. Danielle Gal- legos was praised by the judges for her exem- plary flute playing. Special thanks to chaper- ones: Mr. and Mrs. Messmer, Mrs. Espinoza and Mr. Lodigiani. Courtesy photos The Red Bluff Elementary School District Gov- erning Board named its outstanding students for the ACSA Outstanding Students of the Year at the March 13 meeting. Recognized from left were: Tanner Tweedt, sixth grade, Metteer; Johanna Wiltse, sixth grade, Jackson Heights; Brittany Lawley, sixth grade, Bidwell; and Maggie Huang, eighth grade, Vista Middle. The Red Bluff Elementary School District Gov- erning Board named its outstanding students for the Second Trimester at the March 13 meeting. Recognized from left were: Sarah Sybrant, sev- enth grade, Vista Middle; Hailey Thompson, fifth grade, Jackson Heights; Danika Emge, fifth grade, Metteer; and Lillian Walker, fifth grade, Bidwell. Courtesy photo So far Olive View SERRF students have won 11 pairs of Nike shoes and 32 $10 iTunes gift cards. A big thanks to Clever- crazes.com and their sponsors.The students were so excited to have their awards day, when everything was handed out. Great job to our students. Albertson Training Center Your tax experts 32 Years Plus Experience "Enrolled to practice before the IRS" Open Year-Round New Clients Welcome www.lassentax.com Enrolled Agents: Rose Hablitzel, EA Rex Cerro, EA (530) 527-8225 208 Elm St., Red Bluff All major Credit Cards accepted Special offer this week only $50 class 530-527-4997 - KIDS SPECIAL - Babysitting Classes Saturday, April 14th Ages: 8 to 12 welcome Call to register 80 Gurnsey Ave. - Red Bluff, CA 96080 (Behind Guy Rents) margescpr@juno.com Lantino Outreach of Tehama County BOOTH SPACE STILL AVAILABLE Latino Outreach of Tehama County presents 14th May 5th from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Tehama District Fairgrounds I you would like to be a part of the celebration as a food vendor, entertainer or have a booth to showcase your business or organization, please contact Fernando Villegas at 526-4924. Registration MUST Be Completed By 4/9/12 Annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration Come Celebrate Easter with us 11a.m. service 1920 Park St. Red Bluff Courtesy Photo A Fun Friday at Flournoy SERRF was had by all who acted and were face painted as Dr. Seuss characters. There were games to play, such as, Pin the tail on the Cat and Find the Truffala Seed. The students dressed as The Cat were: Chuck Hoagland,Thalia Souza, Madison Murphy, Miran- da Souza; front row: Vonna Hoagland,Sage Flournoy, Hailey Murphy and Shelby Flournoy.