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The recipe for Ital- ian barbecued short ribs comes from Best of Beef, volume III, National beef Cook-Off recipes. 3 to 4 pounds beef plate short ribs, cut into serving pieces Water 1 cup catsup cup Italian salad dressing cup chopped onion cup firmly packed brown sugar 2 tablespoons Worces- tershire sauce 1 tablespoon prepared mustard Red leaf lettuce Parsley Orange slices Place short ribs in Dutch oven; cover with water. Cover tightly and simmer over low heat 1 to 2 hours or until tender. Drain; place ribs in bak- ing pan. Meanwhile, combine catsup, salad dressing, on- ion, brown sugar, Worces- tershire sauce and mus- tard. Pour sauce over ribs. Cover tightly and bake in moderate oven, 375 de- grees, 50 to 60 minutes, basting and turning ribs frequently. Uncover dur- ing last 20 minutes to thicken sauce. Place ribs on serving platter. Garnish with red leaf lettuce, parsley, and twisted orange slices. Skim fat from sauce, serve with ribs. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Preparation time: 10 min- utes. Cooking time: 2 hours 20 minutes CATTLEWOMEN'SCORNER Cottonwood Commu- nity Library Christmas Home Tour and Luncheon Boutique will take place 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur- day, Dec. 5, with luncheon served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cottonwood Commu- nity Center. Tickets are $20 per per- son, which includes lunch, to benefit the library. Tick- ets are available at the Cot- tonwood Community Li- brary, The Elegant Bean and the Country Lane Antiques and Christmas Year-Round Store. For more information, call the library at 347-4818. COTTONWOOD CommunityLibrary Christmas Home Tour set Saturday Lincoln Street School will be hosting a book fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily through Dec. 4. The community is in- vited to attend a special family, friends and com- munity night 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2 at the school, 1125 Lincoln St. It will feature activities, refreshments and door prizes. This will be a fun read- ing event that helps in- spire children to become lifelong readers. If unable to stop by Lincoln Street School, the book fair is available on- line at lincolnstreetschool. org. Call 528-7301 for more information. LINCOLN STREET Lincoln School book fair runs all week Red Bluff will have a new manufacturing busi- ness here in a few days, running full blast. F. D. Keeran has just shipped in all machinery and para- phrenalia necessary to manufacture brooms and will start a factory in a few days in the block just be- low the lumber yards of the Brown & Doane Co. Keeran expects to turn out about fifteen dozen brooms per day and will turn his own handles here. He will get the broom corn from San Francisco for the coming winter season but will probably grow it here next year. — Dec. 2, 1915 100 YEARS AGO... Red Bluff to have broom manufacturing factory The following informa- tion is compiled from Red Bluff Police Department, Red Bluff Fire, Tehama County Sheriff's Depart- ment, Corning Police De- partment, Corning Fire, Cal Fire and California High- way Patrol logs. Assault WhiteRoad:Awoman reported Shayne Hayes was walking in the slough area when someone shot him with a pellet gun. Medical was requested for an eye injury. An area check was made for a suspect but no one was located. Patrol 100block Gilmore Road: Someone requested extra patrol of the area as time al- lows due to finding a young man in her backyard Monday morning. Stolen Franzel Road: It was reported about 5:30a.m. Monday that a vehicle with the keys in it had just been stolen. Belle Mill Road: It was re- ported about 5:45a.m. that an officer was needed to recover a stolen vehicle near Shari's Restaurant. Suspicious Covington Mill Road: A man reported an unknown person had entered his unlocked shop and put rat poison on the floor. Toomes Avenue: A woman reported about 1a.m. Mon- day hearing someone hitting the wall of her apartment with their hand and request- ed an area check. No one was located. The 12300block State Route 99E, area of Bray and Blackberry avenues: A woman reported someone had broken into her house, making entry through the front door, and taken a safe, shotgun and miscellaneous paperwork and cash that were in the safe. 12375Paskenta Road: Calvary Chapel Red Bluff reported a the they had captured on video. Trespass Third Street: A man came into the Corning Police lobby to report ongoing issues with an ex. He reported someone had put sugar in the gas tank of his truck and requested an admonishment for trespassing be given to his ex, who had not lived at the residence in three months. Vandalism Toomes Avenue: Corning Public Works employees reported Monday morning finding graffiti on the rest- room at the skate park. Fig Street: A man reported the window to his truck had been broken Sunday evening. Gilmore Road: A woman reported finding the back door of her trailer had been vandalized. She believed someone may have tried to break-in. El Cerrito: A woman reported Monday morning that someone had thrown a rock through her vehicle's window. South Jackson Street: Vandalism was reported Monday at Vista Preparatory Academy. POLICE LOGS COURTESY PHOTO "Sydney's Fish Ditch" on Lindauer's River Ranch as seen from the bus on the Tehama County Farm Bureau Tour. Italian barbecued short ribs The California Retired Teachers Association, Mt. Lassen, Div. 9 will meet at 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 14, at the Tehama County De- partment of Education, 1135 Lincoln St. in the Oak Room. Registration will be at 10:30 a.m. The annual Christmas program will be the Christ- mas choir from Red Bluff High School, under the di- rection of Diane Hassey. The choir will be dressed in Victorian attire. Lunch will be a pasta bar and salad with cof- fee, tea and iced tea for $12. Members are invited to bring a dessert to share. Reservations for lunch need to be in by noon Wednesday, Dec. 9. Bring an unwrapped gift for any age child. Information can be obtained by calling Tom Moisey at 527-6138. MT. LASSEN DIVISION California Retired Teacher Association meeting set Better Business Bureau The holiday season is in full swing, and stores are staffing up with temporary employees. Seasonal work can be a great way to make extra money during the hol- idays, but watch out for fake job scams. How the scam works You receive an e-mail that appears to be from the hu- man resources department of a major retailer or a re- cruitment firm. The e-mail says the company is hiring employees for the holiday season and claims to pay a highhourlywage.Andapply- ing is easy. You don't need to gointothestore.Allyouhave to do is click the link at the bottom of the message and fill out an online application. Don't let the message fool you. This e-mail traces back to China, not a corporate of- fice in the United States or Canada.Ifyouclick,youmay download malware to your device. Or, if you complete the application, you will be sharing your personal infor- mation with scammers and opening yourself up to iden- tity theft. As the holiday season ramps up, watch out for scams. Busy schedules mean that people may be less vig- ilant in November and De- cember and can easily fall prey to cons. Howtospotscam Don't fall for an over- payment scam. No legiti- mate job would ever over- pay an employee and ask him or her wire the money elsewhere. This is a common trick used by scammers. Some positions are more likely to be scams. 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