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"BeefisatraditioninTehama County. This event is a great opportunity to get the locals together to enjoy local beef." —CathyTobin,chairwomanoftheTehamaCounty CattleWomen By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter LOS MOLINOS An 82-year-old woman reported missing around 7 p.m. Friday was found at 1 p.m. Sunday in an orchard after she walked away from her care home in the 7900 block of State Route 99 East in the Los Molinos area. The woman, Georgette Fernande Tomooka, suffers from dementia, according to a press re- lease issued Saturday by the Tehama County Sheriff's Department. The search continued throughout the week- end and on Sunday members of the search teams along with a fixed wing aircraft from the Califor- nia Highway Patrol located Tomooka lying face down in the orchard about three miles south of her care facility, according to an updated press release issued Monday. Tomooka was extremely dehydrated and had suffered from exposure to the sun. She was trans- ported to an area hospital for medical treatment. Multiple agencies had been actively looking for Tomooka from the time she reportedly walked away from the home, including search and res- cue teams from Shasta, Butte and Glenn counties as well as local agencies, Tehama County Search and Rescue team, the sheriff's office and CHP. On Saturday, the Tehama County Sheriff's Of- fice issued a Silver Alert reaching out to help find Tomooka, according to the release. With the added help of social media and news media, her information was broadcast throughout the North State. A mutual aid request was made to the Office of Emergency Services for assistance in the search. With the efforts of more than 40 people search- ing from Search and Rescue, Tomooka was found. SEARCH Missing woman foundin orchard By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter CORNING Two men wearing masks reportedly entered a woman's apartment at around 11 p.m. Saturday at the Spring Mountain Apartments on Edith Avenue and struck the victim in the face before fleeing the scene of the crime. The woman suffered minor contusions to her head and face, according to a press release is- sued Saturday by the Corning Police Depart- ment. Officers were dispatched to the apartments concerning an attempted robbery, the re- lease said. The masked men had demanded the woman give them money before striking her again in the face and forcibly holding her against her will for a short time while they looked through her apartment. Both men fled the apartment in an unknown direction of travel and have not been found. The investigation of this case is ongoing. Any- one with information is encouraged to call the Corning Police Department at 824-7000. ROBBERY Twomasked men sought in robbery attempt Community.....A3 Business.........A4 Lifestyles........A5 Opinion............A6 Sports..............B1 Weather..........B8 INDEX Immigrant wanted in New York bombings that injured 29 is taken a er fight with New Jersey police. PAGEB5 NEW YORK CITY Suspectinbombings captured a er shootout Declaration aims to provide a more coordinated and humane response to influx that has strained resources. PAGE B8 UNITED NATIONS World leaders OK plan for refugee crisis By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdaily- news.com @DN_Heather on Twitter RED BLUFF Supporters of the non-profit organiza- tion Poor And The Home- less, or PATH, came out to walk for a good cause Sat- urday at the 8th Annual Big Walk event, with more than $11,400 raised. The walk, which went along Main Street, is an annual event benefiting PATH by raising funds for the winter shelter, which is hosted by various churches in Red Bluff. The shelter is open Nov. 1 to April 30 and helps those in need with meals and a warm, dry place to sleep during the night. Funds from the event go to help the shelter serve the homeless in Tehama County, paying for supplies such as paper goods, socks and breakfast food items and help pay the wages of the staff that make the shelters possible. The PATH program has many volunteers from the community that have all been homeless at one time in their lives, said Allene Dering, PATH president. All but one volunteer has used this program to turn their own life around. PATH Annual walk raises funds for shelter HEATHER HOELSCHER — DAILY NEWS This young woman came to the annual PATH Walk Saturday to thank the group for helping her mom when she was in need. By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdaily- news.com @DN_Heather on Twitter RED BLUFF The seventh annual Beef 'n Brew event filled the downtown side- walks with more than 1,700 people to enjoy the live music, beef appetizers and craft beer samples. Hosts Tehama County CattleWomen and the Downtown Red Bluff Busi- ness Association broke pre-sale records with 901 tickets sold before the day of the event, coming in at more that $18,000 raised. The total ticket sales were 1,730 including Sat- urday sales, which totals roughly $38,700 raised this year and more than $280,000 in the seven years of the event. The event is put on each year to promote and sup- port downtown businesses with marketing, signage and downtown beauti- fication efforts and pro- mote the local beef indus- try with beef education through the beef embas- sador program, said Cathy Tobin, chairwoman of the Tehama County Cattle- Women. "Beef is a tradition in Te- hama County," Tobin said. "This event is a great op- portunity to get the lo- cals together to enjoy lo- cal beef." There were 2,600 pounds of beef appetizers offered, including the 500 pounds of beef for tri-tip wraps included with ad- mission at the Cone Kim- ball Plaza. There were 60 craft beers served through- out the businesses down- town and seven kegs set up at the Cone Kimball Plaza. The winners of the Judges Choice were first place, Applebee's with its sirloin steak wonton ta- cos; second, Rolling Hills Casino, Divine Bovine Shepherds Pie; and third, Ranchers Meat & Deli, RED BLUFF HUNDREDS FLOCK TO BEEF 'N BREW The seventh annual Beef 'N Brew gets under way with appetizers served throughout downtown Red Bluff Saturday. PHOTOS BY HEATHER HOELSCHER — DAILY NEWS The seventh annual Beef 'N Brew gets under way with appetizers served throughout downtown Red Bluff Saturday. 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