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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 JessicaNicoleMaldo- nado:24,ofCorningwas arrested Monday in the area of 99W at Liberal Avenue. She was booked into Tehama County Jail on the charge of food stamp program violation over $400. Maria Aguilar: 31, of Red Bluff was arrested Monday at the Creekside Village Apartments on South Jackson Street following reports of a disturbance between a man and a woman. She was booked into jail on the charge of battery of spouse, ex-spouse or date. Fires 19600block Amen Lane: A Bowman area RV fire reported at 10:25a.m. Monday is still under in- vestigation. The fire was contained at 11:15a.m. Hillcrest Drive, cross of Fawn Lane: No injuries were reported in a vehicle fire that started about 2:39p.m. Monday. The cause is under investiga- tion. The fire was con- tained by 3:20p.m. Found Everett Freeman: Three check books, debit cards and a DMV envelope all with different names and addresses were found in a bag in the women's restroom at the Rolling Hills Casino. Suspicious 99W: A Starbucks em- ployee reported a cus- tomer in a blue four-door vehicle tried to pass off a fake $50bill. Chicago Avenue: A Corning city employee reported a shed may have been broken into. Elva Avenue: A man reported about 11:30p.m. Sunday he heard some- thing break inside his res- idence and later discov- ered someone had thrown a folding knife though his kitchen window. Kirkwood Road: Extra patrol was requested due to unfamiliar cars hanging out in a driveway at night and vehicles racing in the area. Theft Yolo Street: A UPS package was stolen off a man's porch Monday. Fig Lane: A blue and silver mountain bike and a pink cruiser bike were stolen sometime between 9and 9:20p.m. Monday from the Lazy Corral Trailer Park. Crittenden Street: A woman reported a theft from her vehicle during which she found a knife laying outside of it that did not belong to her. Threat First Street: A Corning resident reported about 12:30p.m. Monday a man known to him drove by his residence and threatened to beat him up. Vandalism 99W: Someone reported all the mailboxes at Friendly Acres Mobile Home Park were vandal- ized Sunday night. A sep- arate report of vandalism was called in about 5:30 p.m. in which the tailgate of a vehicle on 99W had been spray painted some- time Monday. Warning Countryside Drive, cross of Highland Bluffs: A warning was given to a man riding a bicycle through the area about 7:30a.m. Mon- day who was reportedly taking recyclables out of containers. Policelogs This recipe for beef stro- ganoff comes from Sunset Cook Book of Favorite Rec- ipes, 1969. Ingredients 2 lbs round steak, cut in strips inch thick cup salad oil Salt, recipe called for 1 tablespoon teaspoon pepper cup dry red wine 1 cup small whole on- ions, peeled, or 1 large on- ion, sliced 2 cups sliced fresh mush- rooms cup tomato paste 3 tablespoons flour 1 can (10 oz) beef broth 1 bay leaf, crumbled 1 clove garlic, mashed or minced cup sour cream Hot buttered noodles Directions Brown meat quickly in oil, then transfer to a 3 quart casserole; add salt, pepper and wine. In the drippings in the frying pan, saute onions until golden brown; add mushrooms and cook 5 minutes. Mix tomato paste, flour, beef broth, add to onions and mushrooms along with the bay leaf, garlic. Mix well, then pour over meat. Cover and bake in a 350'F oven for 1 hour, or until meat is tender. Re- move casserole from oven and slowly stir in sour cream. Serve with noodles. Makes 6 servings, cook- ing time 1 hour CATTLEWOMEN'S CORNER The joint bridge over Digger creek between Te- hama and Shasta coun- ties at Manton was com- pleted and opened to traf- fic Wednesday. It is a steel structure and was built by contractor C. E. McCart- ney of Red Bluff. — Nov. 23, 1916 100 YEARS AGO... Jointbridgeopened Lincoln Street School will host a Bookaneer Book Fair 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- day, Nov. 28 through Fri- day, Dec. 2 at Lincoln Street School, 1128 Lincoln St. Funds raised will help purchase books for the school library. Families, faculty and the commu- nity are invited to drop in anytime for this fun read- ing event that helps inspire children to become lifelong readers. The book fair will feature a special Family, Friends and Community event 3-6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 30. There will be activities, re- freshments, door prizes and a special guest, Melinda Brooks, will read one of her all-time favorite books. The book fair offers spe- cially priced books and edu- cational products, including popular series, award-win- ning titles, new releases, adult best sellers and other great reads from dozens of publishers. LINCOLN STREET School to host book fair starting Monday The VFW Auxliliary 4218 in Corning is preparing for its annual Craft & Gift Fair, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday,Dec.2-3at1620So- lano St. "This is always so much fun," said Inez Clay, chair- woman for this year's craft fair. "There will be so many things that you just can't re- sist, with crafters coming from all over." The Auxiliary will be of- fering a lunch for both days. This year will be a little dif- ferent.AstheCorningCham- ber of Commerce concen- trates this year on the down- town lighted Christmas Parade, the local crafters will be centered at the Corn- ing Veterans Memorial Hall. There will be the usual hand crafted, one of a kind items and the homemade cakes, pies and candy, not to mention handmade jewelry. CORNING Cra and gi fair set for December CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Cousins and Tehama County CattleWomen members Hazel McKenzie Brown and Jacqueline McKenzie Leininger were busy shopping for Christmas gi s at the Autumn Celebration Boutique. Beef stroganoff recipe offered NOTICETOTHEPUBLIC Red Bluff Union Elementary School District Board of Trustees has selected Leadership Associates as the consulting firm to assist in the recruitment and selection of a new Superintendent. The RBUESD Board of Trustees is seeking from the community, staff and parents, recommendations for the criteria to be used in selecting the new Superintendent. Leadership Associates, in conjunction with RBUESD, will be hosting a community forum on Monday, November 28 at Metteer Elementary School Library starting at 6:00 pm. 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