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The Rooster Tails Fish- ing Club monthly break- fast will be held at the Au- burn Elks Lodge on Friday, Aug. 19, and is open to club members, spouses and non- member guests. Doors to the lodge will open at 7 a.m. to share fresh brewed coffee. A $13 wide- selection buffet breakfast is served at 8 a.m. followed by a 9 a.m. special presen- tation by guest speaker Pro Fishing Guide Jeff Good- win, who will provide mem- bers and guests with his an- gling secrets for fishing the Upper Sacramento River salmon. Reservations are not nec- essary to attend the break- fast, but attendees are en- couraged to arrive by 7 a.m. for a good seat. In- terested non-member men and women anglers are wel- come. The Upper Sacramento River is the destination for migrating Pacific King Salmon with the famous Barge Hole being the fish- holding mecca for Northern California salmon anglers. Jeff will include in his pre- sentation tips for fishing for wild trout on a special stretch of the Upper Sac- ramento River above Red- ding. Jeff's expertise on ply- ing these challenging wa- ters is an accumulation of over 25 years of successful fishing and is in high de- mand as a guide. The Upper Sacramento River is considered to ex- tend from Shasta Dam, winding approximately 30 miles south, through the foothills between Redding and the diversion dam be- low Red Bluff. The Sacra- mento River holds by far the largest population of returning California Pacific Chinook salmon. There are four distinct runs; fall, late- fall, winter and spring, giv- ing the Sacramento River the unique distinction of having some salmon in its waters year-round. Fall King River Salmon season began July 16 and runs through Dec. 16. The fall salmon are most often the biggest and brightest salmon of the year and occa- sionally tip the scales in the 50-plus pounds range. The state record King Salmon weighed in at 88 pounds. Breakfast attendees will hear about one of Jeff's spe- cialties, his technique for boon-dogging roe for these powerful, often chrome- bright big fish. Jeff is a li- censed Fishing Guide by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. The 30-year-old, more than 200 member Rooster Tails Fishing Club of North- ern California, Inc. is a non-profit organization that meets the third Fri- day of each month to edu- cate, entertain and enhance a fishing experience. Un- like many bass and fly fish- ing clubs that concentrate on very specific types of fish- ing, Rooster Tails provides a balancedmixoffishingtech- niques presented by fishing experts targeting a variety of fish species on multiple types of waters. For more information call 530-887-0479 or visit www. roostertailsfisingclub.org. FISHING The summer is almost over and BloodSource is still facing critically low levels of blood. You could make the difference in a lo- cal patient's life by donat- ing blood. Join BloodSource this month at the Red Bluff Community Blood Drive 2-6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 17 at the Veterans Memo- rial Hall at the corner of Oak and Jackson streets. The blood drive is spon- sored by the Emblem club and helps ensure there is blood at St. Elizabeth Com- munity Hospital when it is needed. At the blood drive, all participants will receive a free coupon for a personal size pizza from Round Ta- ble Pizza. No appointment necessary. Blood collected locally has helped countless acci- dent victims on Interstate 5. Blood collected also has helped numerous cancer patients in Tehama County battle and beat cancer. Did youknowthat50percentof blood collected is use for lo- cal cancer patients? There is no substitute for blood. If you would like to help with this important com- munity cause, call Todd Jones at 242-3005 for more information. Donating blood is safe, easy and takes about an hour. Donors must be healthy, weigh at least 110 pounds, be at least 17 years old or 16 with a signed BloodSource parent con- sent form. There is no up- per age limit for blood do- nations. Donors must bring a photo ID and should drink plenty of fluids before do- nating. Potential marrow donors can register for Be The Match national mar- rowregistrythroughBlood- Source. Find more information orscheduleanappointment by calling 866 822-5663 or visiting bloodsource.org. DONATION Co mm un it y bl oo d dr iv e set for Wednesday By Jennifer Cooper SocialSecuritymanagerinRed- ding Your summer job has ended, so there's no better time than now to start plan- ning for retirement. You can easily be ahead of the game and secure your future with a few simple steps. As a mil- lennial, you are in the best positionforplanning,invest- ing, and saving for your re- tirement, growing that nest egg as large as it can be. The sooner you start, the more money you will have. There are two easy ways to prepare for retirement at a young age: Start a my Social Security account. Having a personal and secure account is easy, but better yet, it empowers you. You can access the ser- vices you need in the con- venience of your own home without traveling to a lo- cal office and waiting in a long line. To view your so- cial security statement, go to www.socialsecurity.gov/ myaccount. As you can see, many of our resources are available online and my Social Secu- rity is one of the best places to access vital information about your retirement. We are constantly adding new features to make your ex- perience with us faster and more convenient. You can even replace a lost or stolen Social Security card in cer- tain states. You should also start a myRA account. It's never too early, and the more you save now, the more you will have later. myRAis designed for people who don't have a retirement savings plan through their employer, or are limited from other sav- ings options. Check it out at www.myra.gov. If your employer provides a retire- ment savings plan, such as a 401(k), learn more about that plan's potential match- ing contributions or other benefits. Did you know that a 20-year-old worker has a 1-in-4 chance of becoming disabled before reachingfull retirement age? Social Secu- rity will be there for you if you become disabled and cannotwork.Accessingyour online account can also help you determine your esti- mated future disability ben- efits. To learn more about disability and to apply, go to www.socialsecurity.gov/dis- abilityssi/apply.html. Remember, that summer job might be behind you, but you have a bright fu- ture ahead. Social Security is there, helping you every step of the way, securing to- day and tomorrow. 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