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TheWidowedPersonsAs- sociation of California Red Bluff chapter recently in- stalled new officers for the coming year. Officers include President Robert Parker, 1st Vice Pres- ident Barbara Tuttle, 2nd Vice President Harley Da- vidson, Secretary Joyce Rie- del and Treasurer Shirley Williams. The installation was held at the Moose Lodge on Sat- urday, Dec. 10. Anyone interested in join- ingtheWidowedPersonsAs- sociation of California Red Bluff group is asked to call Williams at 529-4979. WIDOWEDPERSONS Groupinstallsnew officers for coming year CONTRIBUTEDPHOTO Two people from the Widowed Persons Association of California are member Gert Yochum and Treasurer Shirley Williams. 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. Arrests KeontaeMarquanJack- son: 21, of Los Molinos was arrested on South and Pear streets Friday and booked into Tehama County Jail on felony charges of carrying a loaded firearm in public while prohibited and carry- ing a concealed firearm. Bail was set at $30,000. Kathryn Renee Mc- Coshum: 50, of Red Bluff was arrested and booked Sunday on the charge of at- tempted robbery and cruelty to an elder or dependent adult. Burglary Spyglass Avenue: It was reported Friday that an unknown person broke into a residence between 5a.m. and 3p.m. Thursday and stole a 32-inch television, an iPad and miscellaneous jewelry. The items were valued at $600. James Avenue: A vacant house was broken into Sunday and furniture was stolen. Fire 6900block of Raw- son Road: A residential structure fire broke out at just before 8a.m. Satur- day causing an estimate $10,000in damages. The cause was a chimney fire. Shots Mountain Valley RV Park on Antelope: It was re- ported Saturday that three shots were fired, possibly near the orchards. Green Valley Acres Drive and State Route 36W: It was reported at 9:15p.m. Saturday that multiple gunshots were heard since 8p.m. The source was not found. Stolen vehicle 1300block of Second Street: A man reported Fri- day that sometime between Dec. 6and Friday his 1990 Toyota pickup truck was sto- len. The truck's license plate is 8Y68342. Hawes Ranch and Farm Supply on Ash Street: A delivery truck was reported stolen Sunday. The fence was open but the keys to the vehicle were inside the shop. Suspicious Rawson and Simpson roads: A person reported Saturday that they saw a man in an older black Nissan Maxima with a spoiler on the trunk shooting into an orchard nearby. The vehicle was last seen Saturday go- ing south on Rawson. River Inn Mobile Home Park on Tehama Vina Road, Los Molinos: It was reported Sunday that a mo- bile home had been broken into sometime Saturday night. Jackson Street: It was reported Friday that a man wearing black pants and shirt and a black baseball hat, heading southbound on Jackson Street, was seen going through mail in the area. The person that re- ported seeing the man said her mail was taken some- time Thursday. Mission Drive, Corning: A woman reported Saturday that a person wearing all black was seen attempting to break in to her residence. The subject was last seen jumping the fence of the property and heading to- ward the olive orchard. The Briggs Road: It was re- ported Friday items were stolen from a mailbox. Manter Court: A man, who was housing three people from out of the area due to the Holiday Classic Basket- ball Tournament, said his .40caliber Ruger gun was taken from his gun safe Saturday. He had the three people detained prior to deputies arriving. Red Bluff Properties on Main Street: It was report- ed Friday that a shed was broken into behind the office of the business sometime Thursday night. Best Western Plus Corning Inn on 99W: An employee reported Satur- day that a guest had items stolen from their vehicle. Corning West Apartments on Butte Street: It was reported Saturday that lawn care equipment and tools from a maintenance shed were stolen sometime Fri- day night. The items stolen included a Murray weed eater, mower and a edger, all red in color. Alhoa Street: It was re- ported Saturday that items, including electrical tools and other supplies, were stolen from a vehicle sometime Friday night while parked in the driveway of a residence. Hampton Inn and Suites on Adobe Road: It was re- ported Sunday that a bicycle attached to the back of a vehicle was stolen from the parking lot. Cimarron Drive: Christmas lights were reported stolen sometime Saturday. Vandalism Willows and Madison streets: It was reported early Friday that graffiti had been seen under the train trestle and again on the east side of a machine shop. Cimarron Drive: A woman reported Friday her sliding glass door was shot out Friday. Monroe Avenue: It was reported Friday windows were broken out of a vehicle parked on the street. Police logs Simpson University for Seniors is offering two courses in January for adults of any age. The non-credit, no- homework classes, which begin Jan. 6, are taught on Simpson's campus by university professors and professionals in their field of expertise. Classes meet from 10:20-11:20 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The following courses are being offered: 10:20-11:20 — St. Paul: The Man and his Message. St. Paul is a figure in his- tory whom people perceive in a variety of ways. This course will discuss Paul and at least one of his let- ters in seeking to under- stand who he was and what he said. Presenter is Jack Painter. 11:30-12:30 — Healthy at Any Age: Mind, Body, and Spirit. This course will cover a fundamental approach to brain, body, and spirit health. Topics include include easy-to- follow exercises for the body and mind, innercise to uplift the spirit and re- duce stress, and nutrition and meal planning ideas. Presenter is Jami Hanna. Two courses are offered each month through April. The cost is $95 per per- son, per course, or $145 for couples registering for the same course. Reg- ister online with a credit card at simpsonu.edu/se- niorschool. For more information, call Dianne Mueller at 226-4758 or Glenn Schae- fer at 226-4146. SIMPSON University for Seniors now seeking students An exploded lamp about 4 o'clock yesterday morn- ing caused a fire in Chi- natown that did about $2,000 worth of damage. The fire started in a one- story shack occupied by an old Chinaman and spread to other small buildings adjoining. The newly com- pleted and furnished Chi- nese club building to the north of the fire suffered also. The building was gut- ted by the fire and the con- tents destroyed. Both engine compa- nies responded to the alarm and soon had three streams working on the fire. The prompt arrival of the companies and their quick action confined the fire to the buildings al- ready afire. — Dec. 20, 1916 100 YEARS AGO... Several houses destroyed by fire in Chinatown The Shasta College Stu- dent Senate asks students to help save lives by donat- ing blood 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 25 and Thursday, Jan. 26 on the Student Center Stage. All blood that is do- nated stays local. Plan on taking a break, having a snack and saving lives ei- ther day. Questions can be di- rected to Student Senate at 242- 7743 or write to scss@ shastacollege.edu. You can also call the office of Student Life at 242-7626 or write to stu- dentlife@shastacollege.edu. 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