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G. K. Manafield Post, G.A.R., Red Bluff, Cal. You are hereby given a cordial invitation to at- tend the military drill and dance to be given to- night in the Armory Pa- vilion at the opera house by Company "H," Second Inf., N.G.C., as guests of the Company. Your G.A.R. button will admit you at the door. —May5,1916 100YEARSAGO... First military ball tonight G.A.R.guestscompany'H' The following infor- mation is compiled from Red Bluff Police Depart- ment, Red Bluff Fire, Te- hama County Sheriff's Department, Corning Po- lice Department, Corn- ing Fire, Cal Fire and California Highway Pa- trol logs. Arrests BrentClose:49,of Red Bluff was arrested and booked into Tehama County Jail Tuesday on the felony charge of pos- sessing ammunition when not allowed to. Bail was set at $95,000. Battery River Park: A man report- ed Tuesday that he was attacked at the park by a man who was covered in tattoos. Burglary 64Mulberry Ave.: A man reported Tuesday that his storage unit at American Self Storage was burglar- ized. Theft Hampton Inn: A woman reported Tuesday that her purse was taken from her vehicle while parked at the inn. Suspicious 19900block of Pine Creek Road: Money was stolen out of a vehicle Tuesday, according to a police report. 22800Cindy Way: A person reported Tuesday that unknown subjects were on a property going through trailers that were left on the property. The people are squatting on the property as well. Kaufman Avenue, Corn- ing: A man requested Tuesday extra patrol throughout the night due to subjects that appear to be camped out in the alleyway near a residence. He reported seeing them on many occasions and has asked them to leave but they do not comply. He saw them again Tues- day night. Redwood Garden Apartments on Orange Street: A woman report- ed that three men, one with tattoos, was claim- ing to be from the Pacific Gas and Electric company asking her for information. Franklin Street: Extra patrol was requested Tuesday by a woman due to multiple thefts in the area occurring recently. Police logs The next Monday Morn- ing with the Mayor — or 4M Forum — is scheduled for 10-11 a.m. Monday, May 9 at the City Council Chambers in Red Bluff. The public is invited to come to discuss issues im- pacting the city and its res- idents. The meeting is free and open to all. RED BLUFF Mayor's forum set for Monday The Tehama County Ge- nealogical & Historical So- ciety will be hosting a talk Saturday by Alan Wayne Willendrup, author of "The Lassen Peak Eruptions & Their Lingering Legacy." The free talk is scheduled for 6:30-9 p.m. Saturday, May 7 at The Rustic Rose, 576 Sykes Ave. in Red Bluff — off Philbrook Avenue, fol- low the balloons. Willendrup will speak about Tehama County's con- nection to the 1914-15 erup- tions and his new book, which preserves the human interest stories and eyewit- ness accounts of the people who lived through them. Among the stories told will be Manton resident Lance Graham's brush with death during one momen- tous 1914 blast; Elmer Sora- han's frantic midnight dash to warn Hat Creek Valley settlers of the impending mud flow and the films of Red Bluff's Justin Hammer, which are providing new in- sights into the eruptions. RSVP to 345-0778 or write to memorieseditor@ gmail.com. HISTORICAL SOCIETY Author to speak on legacy of Lassen eruptions Following Mother's Day, St. Elizabeth Community Hospital will host a total wellness event for expect- ant mothers and pre-con- ception mothers who are beginning the planning process for pregnancy 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 14 at the Prescott Ballroom, 905 Rio St. in Red Bluff. Participants will enjoy a day with wellness and pregnancy experts, and learn how they can fur- ther enhance their preg- nancy journey. The free community event will feature a meet and greet with St. Eliza- beth obstetricians, mid- wives and family practice physicians; pregnancy yoga instruction; nutri- tionists offering insights; pregnancy fashion ex- perts and pregnancy and newborn photographers Guests will be treated to a light brunch and mi- mosa bar. Space is limited and participants need to reg- ister by calling 888 628- 1948. HEALTH Event for expectant mothers, those planning families By Kathy Bramhall I last wrote that Garden Club, as part of its purpose, includes instructing mem- bers and the public in Cre- ative Floral Design. We fol- low the Creative Design Characteristics laid out by National Garden Clubs, Inc.. Here I share with you more details on these types of de- signs from their handbook for flower shows. This infor- mation will help you plan aheadandbemoreconfident when you prepare your de- sign entries for the Tehama District Fair Flower Show this coming September. As with all art, NGC Flo- ral Designs conform to the six principles of design: Bal- ance, contrast, dominance, proportion, rhythm, and scale. Designers also look at the Elements of Design: Color, form light, line, pat- tern,size,space,andtexture. Creative Designs are eclectic in concept, borrow- ing from different styles and/or periods to create new concepts and forms. Your design is your unique ideas,notacopy.Theserules or lack of rules give you the designer much more free- dom with your creations. You don't have to own stock in a nursery and you don't have to grow your own plant material. Most NGC Creative Designs show re- straint in the amount of plant material and/or num- ber of flowers and other components used; designers think line, rather than mass. As opposed to Traditional Designs, Creative Designs can have more than one fo- cal area and more than one point of emergence. Any part of the design may be dominant—just not so dom- inant that your eye stays fo- cused on that one spot and doesn't move over the whole design. Creative Designs can in- clude non-naturalistic qual- ities and placement—up- side down and backwards is okay! All Designs may have varying degrees of ab- straction—no abstraction, minor abstraction, moder- ate abstraction, and all but Still Life Designs may have a dominance of abstraction. You may use man-made components in your design, but you must always use some plant material/flow- ers. Components and Plant Material may be placed ad- jacent to each other, one be- hind the other, above and below to increase the illu- sion of depth. This place- ment contributes to the rhythm/movement through forms — components and plant materials and space within your design. Components and Plant Materialmusthavecontrast- ing advancing and receding colors and shiny/smooth vs rough textures to create eye movement. You can also in- corporate components hav- ing transparent and/or re- flective qualities. Filler and/or transitional materials are not needed in Creative Design, as struc- tural clarity is important— we want to see the shapes and forms of the plant ma- terials and components that make up your design. This may all sound for- eign, but just think about it while you are planning and executing your designs and it will begin to make sense. I'll have more in later arti- cles. Red Bluff Garden Club in- vites you to our Plant Sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. , May 13 and14, at the Union Hall, 12889 Baker Road. This is our fund raiser to support the expenses of the Flower Show; come see us for the gardening advice as well as new plants for your garden. Red Bluff Garden Club is a 501(c)(3), affiliated with Cascade District, California Garden Clubs, Inc. 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