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2A Daily News – Friday, September 7, 2012 Community people&events Tri-County Sams outing The Tri-County Sams Chapter of the Good Sam Club held a wonderful campout at the Shingletown KOA Campground in August with eight member rigs and two guest rigs in attendance. Several rigs met for breakfast at the Cozy Diner in Red Bluff on Friday morning. Steve Simon of Los Molinos, who is the former Wagon Master of the North Sam Singles, met the group for breakfast. He is interested in attending our campouts as his Chapter has disbanded, but he was unable to get reservations at Shingletown as they were completely filled up for the weekend. On Friday night, the campground hosts provided an outdoor movie with popcorn for everyone to enjoy. On Saturday morning we held our usual "Meet and Greet" and enjoyed good food and conversation. Several members attended the fun day at the Shin- gletown Fire Department and others enjoyed travel- ing around the area. In the afternoon, the hosts held an Ice Cream Social for the entire campground. Sat- urday evening we held our Baby Back Ribs Barbecue Potluck in the outdoors, with our meeting to follow. Trail Bosses were Darlene and Vic Dickison, who decorated the tables using baskets of sea shells, with sea shells spread down the middle of the tables and tea candles on teal colored dishes. Zip Lock Bags of candy were placed at each place setting. We held a raffle on a large basket filled with BBQ items for our Charity Fund, with the winner being Sharon Furia of Orland. Guests for the weekend were Ward Campbell of Red Bluff and Patti Del- Fraite. Both people are potential new members of our Chapter. like to go on monthly campouts with a great small group of people are encouraged to call Wagon Mas- ter Lisa Sol at 385-1344 or President Richard Sol at 200-7403. We really would like to hear from inter- ested RVers as we are still trying to increase our membership and we have several people interested now. On Sunday morning the Campground Hosts held an all you can eat pancake breakfast for the entire campground at a very small fee. The Sept. 13, 14 and 15 Campout will be held at the Trinity Lake KOA at Trinity Center with Sharon Furia as Trail Boss. Anyone owning a self-contained RV that would SECRET WITNESS 529-1268 A program of Tehama County Neighborhood Watch Program, Inc. Setting it straight –––––––– It is the policy of the Daily News to correct as quickly as possible all errors in fact that have been published in the newspaper. If you feel a factual error has been made in a news story, call the news department at 527-2153. Ducky Derby sponsorships available REDDING -— Red- ding East Rotary announces that Ducky Derby Sponsorships are available. Proceeds from the 23rd annual Ducky Derby, planned for Sun- day, Sept. 30, will be used for substance abuse prevention programs and youth development. This is a unique partnership in which Redding East Rotary provides the infrastructure for stu- dents to sell tickets. If the Rotary Club is able to raise adequate funds through sponsor- ships to cover the cost of the race, 100 percent of ticket sales are returned to participating youth groups in the North State. This year's prizes include a 7' x 10' Sher- iff Kids Playhouse donated by Meeks Lum- ber & Hardware, a Giants Weekend donated by Interwest Insurance Services, a Diamond Pendant from DeVons Jewelers and two tablet computers from Advanced Concepts. For more informa- tion, call Marge Beck at 225-8583, send an email to margebeck@msn.com or visit www.redding- duckyderby.com. 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House Badly Scorched By Flames Today A dwelling on Washington street, formerly the Hunter-Savage Property, recently purchased by Ned Zaniboni, manager of the Cone & Kimball dry goods department, early this morning was badly scorched by a fire that destroyed an adjoining woodshed. It is believed the blaze originated from a spark that had been left in a bonfire at the rear of the house the evening before. — Sept. 7, 1922 State 4-H conference Courtesy photo Two Tehama County teens attended the four-day statewide conference held at UC San Diego in early August. Rebah Heino of Manton 4-H, right, and Katie Conner of Plum Valley 4-H, left, attended the conference as the 2012-2013 Tehama County 4-H All Stars. The teens had a great time staying in the UC San Diego dorms and touring the campus. The conference consists of workshops that focus on building positive leadership skills for today's youth, lots of team building and fun recreational activities. Following the conference, the teens enjoyed touring San Diego. There will be some alerts to pass on, along with open discussion about any concerns the community has to share. Organizers want to extend a big thank you to the Tehama County STARS volunteers for their guest speakers in August. Richfield residents are welcome to attend at 6 p.m. on Sept. 10 at Richfield Elementary School for the meeting. Those interested in being added to the crime alert list via e-mail or who have questions may call Melissa Grootveld at 824-6260. Watch. work at least once a month for three hours at the corner of Grant and Breckenridge streets. Money raised by the non-profit organization go to the Family Service Agency. Volunteers sought • The Hope Chest thrift store needs volunteers to The Daily News seeks information for volunteer opportunity listings. Information is available by calling 527-2153 Ext. 115. Neighborhood watch It's meeting time again for the Richfield Neighborhood David Price of Corning speaks to the Corning Exchange Club at it's Aug. 20 evening meeting. David entertained the club with memories of a recent trip to Turkey that he and his wife Susan recently returned from. He recounted their visits to Istanbul (previously known as Constantinople during the Roman empire), the WWI battlefield of Galipoli, mosques and marketplaces; and more importantly shared his take on the secular version of Islam found in Turkey. David works a detective in the Anderson Police Department, and retired as an Army Colonel after 15 years of active duty and 15 years in the reserve. During a distinguished Army career Price served in many important positions and two tours of service in Iraq training the new Iraqi army and police force. The Corning Exchange club is appreciative for David sharing his trip to Turkey with us, and salutes him for his 30 years of distinguished service in the U.S. Army and for his continuing service as a law enforce- ment officer.