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2A Daily News ��� Tuesday, December 4, 2012 Community people&events Holly Beaven You Matter Girl Scouts fundraiser The Rancho Tehama Girl Scouts troop 70441 will be hosting a Girl Scouts Fundraiser from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 8, at the Rancho Tehama Recreation Center, 17605 Rancho Tehama Road, in Corning. The Girl Scouts will sing Christmas carols while the public shops for baked goods, gently used books and toys. All proceeds will be provided to the Girl Scouts Troop 70441 to pay for upcoming events, badges, and troop needs. Neighborhood watch The community is invited to join the Richfield Neighborhood Watch "LIGHTS ON 2012" campaign by leaving a porch light on every Monday night in December to help local law enforcement. It is the wish of the group to extend its efforts beyond Tehama County to surrounding counties willing to participate. The campaign has proven to be effective in deterring criminal activity during the holiday season. The new year will be a celebration of 4 years of program success. Local author book signing Local historian and author Gene Serr will hold a book signing at the Book Barn 10 a.m. to noon Dec. 8 for his new book, Tales from Ishi Country. The Book Barn is at 619 Oak St., Red Bluff. Serr is editor and part author of the book, which consists of a collection of 30 articles about Ishi Country and what has happened there since about 1850. Some of the articles are new and some are reprints of material published in past issues of Memories, the annual publication of the Tehama County Genealogical and Historical Society. The cost of the book is $16, with all proceeds going to the society. Several of the articles are by the Maidu author, Beverly Benner Ogle. Ogle grew up in Mill Creek canyon and Paynes Creek, in Ishi Country, and has written two books, Whisper of the Maidu and Spirits of Black Rock, and is working on another about the Indian boarding schools. She was involved in the return of Ishi���s remains to his homeland in 2000 and the placement of the Ishi Marker near the Ishi Wilderness Area in 2007. The book is published by the Association for Northern California Historical Research (ANCHR), which will be selling the book in the Butte County area, and possibly other northeastern California locations. ANCHR is associated with Special Collections, Meriam Library, California State University-Chico. When I sat down to write this column, I realized that there are a lot of reasons that I could set Holly apart this week. Holly is one of the women I have known for many years. Sometimes that makes writing about someone easier and sometimes it makes it harder. This column is a ministry that comes from God telling me that someone matters to Him for the most every day of reasons. I could encounter someone a hundred times or have never met them and BAM, I get the knowing that they are the next You Matter person. As I said, there are a list of reasons why Holly matters. Just like many of you, she is a great mom, she is a wonderful friend, wife, sister, daughter, daughter-in-law and mother of two incredibly lucky dogs. One only need to have a Facebook account to see that the dogs, well, they are the center of the Beaven household. All of this said, there is something more about Holly that sets her apart this week. Holly is a cheerleader. Holly is the first person to reach out to the hurt and the struggling with encouragement. Holly has a nature that is nurturing and healing. The best thing about her nature is the way she heals through sharing her own struggles. Holly is one of the few people I have witnessed who openly talks about her own dealings in the Battle of the Mind. That part of us that wants to be better and more mature but is hijacked by the past. When I need anything, you only need to ask or people I know have struggled, and she will do what she can to ease your situation. Holly is always the first to Holly is a role model chime in and give encourabout how loving who agement and support by you are and what you telling you she has been have makes life comthere too or that she can plete. She is a reminder relate to you because she that being positive is a feels some of the same choice and that it is safe things you do. What is difto share with others if ferent about her sharing is you have something in that she is not commiseratcommon with their struging, she is forever saying gle. Be like Holly. Reach how she is growing and changing and becoming Faydra out to people if youasense they need support, posmore tolerant, forgiving and accepting of others. Rector itive nudge or kind gesture. Be like Holly, speak Being willing to humanize yourself is one of the You Matter of the happiness and peace in your life. Be fastest tracks to truly making a difference in the lives of oth- like Holly. Be willing to always ers. Being open about yourself open the door for letting go of the helps others to feel safe when they negative and welcoming the posiaren't at their best. Holly builds tive winds of change. Be like Holly. bridges where she can and she has Be helpful and kind. Bake somethe humility to admit when she thing, take it to someone who needs struggles. The result is that Holly a pick me up. Offer to help someone has many, many friends, a rock who needs a hand. Be like Holly solid marriage and wonderful rela- and your world will look as peaceful and magical as hers. tionships with family. Holly is someone who has her Faydra Rector, MA is a mental priorities straight. It is easy to know what Holly stands for and what health administrator, author, public matters in her life. She loves who speaker, educator and life coach she is and she loves where she lives. who lives in Red Bluff. She can be She has an amazing amount of reached at lifecoach@shasta.com view her blogs at pride about her life and comes from or a place of gratitude. If you are sick, http://faydraandcompany.blogspot. and she is bringing you homemade com/ http://allaboutdivorce.blogspot.com treats, if you need a favor she is willing and ready to help. If you /. Vesper Masonic donates to museum 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. 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On behalf of Vesper Masonic Lodge #84, member Tom Alexander, presented a $2,000 Help us fill our wish lists funding to ensure this local icon remains open for historical and educational purposes. The Kelly-Griggs House Museum has been trimmed with holiday decorations and tours are available between 1-3 p.m., Dec. 6, 9, 16 and 20. A $5 donation is requested. Call 5275895 to schedule special group tours. Holiday events at Open Vistas www.manttus.com/christmasforacause and get 25%off your jewelry purchase 423 Walnut St. Red Bluff 528-8000 90 years gift to be used in the renovation of The Kelly-Griggs Museum���s crumbling south wall foundation. The white Victorian House on the corner of Washington and Ash Streets in Red Bluff was built in 1880, becoming a museum in 1965. Renovation is an ongoing project with several construction phases each requiring ago... No One Hurt When Big Car Is Wrecked Little short of miraculous was the complete escape yesterday from injury of Mrs. Charles Hermanson and her sister-in-law Mrs. M. Hermanson of Redding when the Chandler car in which they were riding dashed into a ditch at the side of the state highway about 10 miles north of Red Bluff, and wrecked the automobile. ��� Dec. 4, 1922 Open Vistas is planning special events for the holidays and all are invited. The Annual Silent Auction is scheduled noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8. Drop in and participate in the silent bidding on many items for Christmas and the holidays. For $10 enjoy a homemade lunch to be served with four desserts. The Holiday Candle Lighting Ceremony is scheduled at 10 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 22. Open Vistas Awareness Center is at 900 Walnut St., on the northwest corner of Lincoln. The Rev. Tresha Wing may be reached at 529-9285. She welcomes calls about the events as well as for information or counseling. 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