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The Whitmore Volun- teer Fire Company, Inc. is sponsoring its annual Whitmore Mountain Mu- sic Faire and Motorcycle Poker Run, set for May 13. The all day event will feature music, vendors, food, a car and bike show, poker run and games for adults and children, silent auction, barbecue lunch and dinner. Vendor spaces are $35 each and $25 for non- profit groups. The car and bike show is $10 per entry with prizes and trophies. Poker run entry is $35 for couples, $25 for singles. The parade is free and participants are sought, including horses, floats, marching bands, music, cars and bikes. The theme is Spirit of America and the lineup is at 9 a.m., pa- rade at 10 a.m. For more information, to register or to donate, call Debbie Nicora at 472- 1429. WHITMORE Mountain Music Faire set for May 13 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 Highway Patrol logs. Arrests NicholasWilliamHunt: 24,ofReddingwasarrested and booked into Tehama County Jail Friday on the felony charges of buying and receiving a stolen vehicle or equipment, evading a peace officer with disregard to safety and taking a vehicle without owner's consent and vehicle the . No bail was s et . Andrew David Norriss: 43, of Lebanon, Oregon was arrested and booked Saturday on the charges of carrying a concealed firearm while driving a vehicle and being in possession of a firearm while not a registered person. No bail was set. Be-On-The-Lookout Rawson Road and Samson Avenue, Corning: Norman Moore, 67, of Marysville and Brandy Newton, 29, of Redding were driving at 9:40p.m. Saturday when Moore stopped the vehicle and got out. Newton, who was the passenger, got into the diver seat of the blue Ford Explorer while Moore walked in front of the vehicle to stop her. Newton continued driving and reportedly ran Moore over. He suffered moderate injuries and was sent by ambulance to Enloe Medical Center in Chico. Newton fled the scene and was last seen heading eastbound on Samson Avenue at 10p.m. Newton had not been found as of Monday a ernoon. Collisions Bowman Road, Interstate 5off-ramp: Jean Matthews, 33, of Cottonwood was stopped at the stop sign on Bowman Road when Patricia Dunham, 73, of Cottonwood took her attention away from the road and hit Matthews' vehicle. Matthews and her 8-year- old passenger suffered neck pain and were taken by ambulance to Mercy Medical Center in Redding. Dunham was not injured, but her vehicle had minor font-end damage. Dusty Way, west of Rawson Road: At 6:40p.m. Sunday, Kaileen Morris, 21, of Red Bluff suffered major injuries a er she ran off the north side of the road. Morris ran into a ditch, hit a mail box, a fence and then a tree. Morris was sent to Enloe Medical Center in Chico. Fire Dairyville: A vehicle caught fire Saturday near Craig Creek Lane and State Route 99E due to electrical issues. There were no injuries and no vegetation was burned. The fire caused $600in damages. Suspicious Johnson Street: A woman reported hearing doors being slammed Friday inside two abandoned residences. Samson Avenue, Corning: A woman reported Friday seeing a suspicious man wearing a black shirt and camouflage pants near her residence when she was leaving for work. Klamath River Place, Cottonwood: A woman reported individuals were ringing her doorbell Friday then leaving the front porch before she could answer and at one point the subjects were in her back yard. First Street, Corning: A person reported seeing subjects in the back yard at 2:30a.m. Saturday and believes they were selling drugs. Round Up Saloon: A man reportedly brandished a firearm at a woman at the bar a er midnight Saturday and was seen on Antelope Boulevard and the Interstate 5ramp in a silver two-door vehicle. The man headed southbound on 1-5. Tehama County: A woman reported being contacted by her daughter through Facebook and believes she is being held against her will at an unknown location. No further information was available Monday. Oakridge Road, Corning: A man reported Sunday seeing a male subject jump the fence to the residence across from him and went into a trailer. When the man yelled at the subject he came out of the residence and le . The North State Mini Storage on Sale Lane: It was reported Friday a locker was broken into in the past few days. Crestview Drive: It was reported Friday solar panels from a residence were stolen. Dibble Creek Road: The the of a Sony digital camera was reported Friday. Ranch Tehama Road, Corning: A window was reported broken Friday at a vacant rental home where an unknown subject entered and stole the doors. San Mateo Avenue, Gerber: It was reported Friday six gallons of fuel from a man's vehicle was stolen. Walnut Street, Corning: A man reported Saturday the the of his air compressor in the last four to five days. It is estimated to be worth $500. Mary Lane: It was reported Saturday miscellaneous items were stolen from a re si de n c e . Remunda Road, Corning: It was reported Sunday a couple's shed had been damaged while they were out of town and tools were stolen. Woodson Avenue, Corning: A woman reported Sunday her care provider took a watch a couple of weeks ago to get a new battery and has not returned it. Threat Tehama Avenue, Gerber: Just before 4p.m. Friday a subject reportedly had cans filled with gas and threatened to burn a vehicle. A later report stated the man was trying to make Molotov cocktails as he had glass bottles with him. Vandalism Cal Fire Los Molinos Station: The station's gas pumps were reported damaged at 9a.m. Saturday. The subjects may have been trying to steal fuel. Mary Lane: A woman reported Sunday finding a rock thrown through a bedroom window. Police logs James Petersen, who has afiveacretractofimproved land in Berendos, sold this land Tuesday to James M. Whitley. The consideration was in the neighborhood of $3,000. The tract of land is just across the river from Red Bluff and is highly culti- vated with a splendid or- chard. The improvements in the way of house, barn and other outbuildings are of the best. Whitley is a cement workerandwilltakeposses- sionofhisnewfarmatonce and will continue to carry onhisotherworkduringhis spare time on the farm. — March 28, 1917 100 YEARS AGO... Berendos farm changes hands Pictured are the Tehama Hot Shots. Tehama County Spe- cial Olympics traveled to Chico on March 5 for the annual placement tourna- ment in preparation for the North Valley Tourna- ment in Redding later in the month. There are three teams competing in three dif- ferent levels. There were around 60 teams repre- senting seven different counties at the tourna- ment. Each team played three games apiece in dif- ferent divisions based on their skill levels. Tehama County won six games overall with two ties and one close loss. Following are the results from the tournament. In Level Three, The Te- hama Rebels went 2-0-1. In Level Five Middle Skill, The Tehama Hot Shots fin- ished with a 2-0-1 record. In Level Five Low, the Te- hama Nothin' But Net team finished with a 2-1 record. The Rebels are coached by Tyler Brown. Nothin' But Net are coached by Randy Hess and the Hot Shots are coached by Ken Hess. Thanks to all of Tehama County for the constant support of the program. SPECIAL OLYMPICS Tehama County represented at placement tournament CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS Pictured are the Tehama Nothin' But Net. Pictured are the Tehama Rebels. NOTICETOTAXPAYERS Monday, April 10, 2017 at 5:00 p.m. is the last day for paying the second installment of real estate taxes without a 10% penalty and $20.00 cost. Payment can be made at 444 Oak Street, Rm D, Red Bluff CA or by mailing to the Tehama County Tax Collector, P O Box 769, Red Bluff CA 96080. Copies of bills, tax information and credit card payment information is available online at www.tehama.us. Our office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. MAIL YOUR PAYMENTS EARLY! PAYMENTS MUST BE POSTMARKED ON OR BEFORE APRIL 10, 2017. All payments postmarked after 5:00 p.m. on April 10, 2017 will be charged a penalty. 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