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A menagerie of wooden bears, eagles and other critters has taken up residence along Weaverville’s main drag, where longtime carver Bob Henderson and his sons have set up shop. Located in the Nu Tu Yu Auto Sales area, the business provides a good opportunity for residents to watch a wood sculpture take shape, from log to finished piece. More ... The Trinity High School Tour Club will be showing “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 5. The movie will be shown on a large projector in the THS cafeteria along with hot dogs, a drink and a side of chips for $5. Fresh popcorn and other concessions will also be on sale. The ticket includes food, but the movie is free. More ... Junction City School’s After School Program, the Jaguar Playhouse, will be hosting a Hair Drive in support of three different cancer/leukemia foundations. More ... Poker Bar Road will never be boring with Jane around as she drives her pony and carriage around the community. One Christmas she brought candy cane treats to pass out along the way. More ... Mistakes are learning tools available when lifestyles are in need of changing. After use, place the tool in its container on the “Memory shelf” for future use. Do not covet the tool or loan it, because it is not interchangeable. My philosophy is, if mistakes or some enemies are never made, nothing is being accomplished. More ... Last Saturday Hyampom lost one of its most beloved citizens. Gwen McCumber lived here a long time and served as our EMT for many years. She was a registered nurse and, as such, also took care of many of our problems over the years. More ... Soon the census forms will be sent to you. It’s very important to our school that you fill out your census forms. Because most of us avoided taking the time to fill out the forms in 2000, our school received less funding. With the state budget down, our school really needs the federal funding. More ... Students at the Weaverville Elementary school have been working to raise money to help children in Haiti affected by the recent earthquake. A reada thon was held last Thursday morning in the school’s reading lab after the kids recruited family and friends to sponsor their reading. More ... Birds and birdhouses will be the theme at this afternoon’s gathering of the Lewiston Garden Club. The February meeting takes place at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 3, inside the Lewiston Community Center on Texas Avenue. Guest speaker Katie Quinn will demonstrate the finer techniques of building decorative, allweather birdhouses to accommodate Lewiston’s many species of wild birds. More ... We finally have a blanket of snow in the North Trinity Lake area. I’ve been looking forward to snow all winter. Now that we have it, I’m reminded about the downside of living with snow. I received a call from my friend Barry Bowen the other day while I was trying to put some order to my home after the storms. More ... We have been really busy this year in our club. First I would like to thank the Trinity Trust for the grant which allowed us to go camping last summer. We got to stay a week at Ruth Lake camping. We put on a camp for all of the county 4-H clubs and we also put on a two-day camp for those who could not stay. This was a lot of fun with all the crafts we did and other outside sports. More ... Trinity grant deadlines announced The Shasta Regional Community Foundation has announced the new funding cycle for the Trinity County Grantmaking Program and the Community Partners Grantmaking Program, all programs of The McConnell Fund at the Community Foundation. More ... Condolences thanks FROM THE CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN OF LEE AND POLLY MURDOCK More ... |
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