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Wednesday, July 13, 2011 11A
RUN, from page 9A
Female age 51 - 55
Luanne London, of Half
Moon Bay, ran 24:46 for the
best time in this age group.
Ceci Dale-Cesmat, of Su-
sanville, ran second with a
time of 26:39. Rebecca Lemos,
of American Canyon, placed
third with a time of 28:31.
Female age 56 - 60
Redding's Denise Boehle
finished first with a run time
of 27:19. Monica Hawthorn, of
Reno, placed second with a
time of 32:36 while Franci
Free, of Rancho Santa Fe, fin-
ished in third place at 36:42.
Female age 61 - 65
Shirley Shaw, of Corvallis,
Ore., again claimed first in
this division with a run time
of 25:04. Susan Covino
(Collins), of Guinda, cap-
tured second at 35:53. Dian
Claunch, of Oakland, placed
third with a run time of 36:00.
Female age 66 - 70
Carolyn Ward, of Redding,
finished in first with a time
of 31:13. Other finishers in-
cluded Sue Heimann, of
Chico, and Sharon Sammon,
of Costa Mesa.
Female age 71 - 75
Diane Bice, of Lake
Almanor, was the sole com-
petitor in this age division.
Female age 76 plus
In second place, Jean
Cargill, of Red Bluff, again
finished the 5K run. Norma
Jean Williams, of San Jose,
was the first in this age
group to cross the finish line.
Janet Owen, of Lake A1-
manor, trailed for third
place.
Male age 7 - 10
Aidan Doms, of Chester,
clocked first in this age
group with a time of 24:19.
Hayden Hallatt, of Novato,
claimed second with a run
time of 24:50 while Jack
Hildebrand, of Chico, ran a
third at 27:29.
Male age 11 - 14
First place' in this age
bracket went to Carson Leav-
itt, of Reno, with fhe time of
22:54. Austin, Texas, resident
David Gottardi placed second
at 23:11 and placing third at
26:32 was Taylor Dannon, of
Huntington Beach.
Male age 15 - 18
Matthew Paulsen, of Reno,
captured the best time in this
bracket with a run time of
19:02.
Second went to Bryan
Schaake, of Litchfield
(Lassen County), with a time
of 20:16. Last year Schaake
captured the best time in this
bracket with a run time of
19:36.
Matt Staggs, of Lake A1-
manor, claimed third with a
run time of 20:21.
Male age 19 - 25
Susanville resident Adam
Carrillo placed first in this
age bracket with a time of
19:11. In 2010 he placed sec-
ond in a faster pack by run-
ning the 5K in 19:02.
Second place went to Scott
Seversen, of Granite Bay,
with a time of 19:48. Third
went to Ben Shapiro, of San-
ta Cruz, who ran a time of
22:08
Male age 26 - 30
Ezra Halton, of Chico, who
clocked 21:18 at the finish
line, ran the best time in this
division. Adam Burke, of Or-
angevale, placed second with
a run of 21:51. Chester's Kurt
Hunt ran third witha time of
22:33.
Male age 31 - 35
Scott Hiza, of Portland,
Ore., scored first place in this
age bracket with a run time
of 18:28. In addition to outdo-
ing his 2010 run time of 19:12,
Hiza also posted the fastest
overall male run time for
2011.
In this division, Doug
Sleak, of Pacifica, placed sec-
ond with a run time of 19:02.
B.J. Jernigan, of Rancho Cor-
dova, claimed third with a
21:25 run time.
Male age 36 - 40
Chris Devine, of Chico,
placed first in this division
with a run time of 19:15. He
placed second last year at
26:38.
Holy Land tour from a chair
An opportunity to take an
armchair cruise of the Holy
Land will be offered
Wednesday, July 20, in the
social hall of the Greenville
Community United
Methodist Church.
The public is welcome to
this free program that will
be presented by Eldridge
Trott, Greenville resident
and member of the church.
Trott traveled in the Holy
Land and taught a number
of classes under the title,
"The History and Geogra-
phy of the Holy Land."
He is a former communi-
ty college lecturer and has
also published both fiction
and nonfiction books about
different topics.
The one-hour program
will start at 7 p.m.
It is hoped there will be
time after the program for
questions and discussion.
Refreshments will be
served.
There is no admission
charge for the program,
though there will be an op-
portunity to make a free-
will offering to the church if
anyone desires to.
The church is located at
212 Pine St., just behind the
Sierra Sunrise Coffee House
and Deli in Greenville.
COMMUNI
At 22:04, second place went
to David Kettcamp, of Den-
ver, Colo. Third place went to
San Diego resident Dan Et-
tlich with a run time of 22:56.
Male age 41 - 45
First place in this age
group went to Lake Almanor
resident R.A. Rydell with a
run time of 20:03.
Chester Classic Fun Run
co-coordinator Eric O'Kelley
captured second place with a
run of 22:53. In 2010, he
placed third with a run time
of 23:42.
Novato resident Mike Hal-
latt took the third place
,ot
with a 24:06 run time.
Male age 46 - 50
Rick Turner, of Chico,
placed first with a run time
of 20:21, which was five sec-
onds faster than his 2010 run
and second place award.
Rob Waller, of Manhattan
Beach, snagged second place
with a finish time of 22:B9.
David Solum, of Repalin,
Mo., followed in third with a
run time of 23:13.
Male age 51 - 55
Dan Keck, of Coming, took
a first in this division with a
run time of 20:39. r
!
Paul Van Schaik, of the
Netherlands, placed second
with a run time of 21:46. Tony
Ohmann, of Rose%tile, cap-
tured third with a run time
of 23:34.
Male age 56 - 60
Doug Schmenk, of Fair
Oaks, claimed the first place
run in this age bracket with
a time of 20:09.
Bieber resident (Lassen
County) Laurence Crabtree
placed second with a run
time of 22:35. Third place
went to Bobby Porter, of Or-
ange County, with a run time
of 23:15.
Male age 61 - 65
First place in this division
went to Nell Sybert, of Vista,
Calif., with a time of 22:27.
Susanville resident Phil
Nemir claimed second with a
run time of 27:16. James
Leonard, of Lake Almanor,
placed third with a run time
of 34:16.
Male age 66 - 70
Jim Drake, of Lake A1-
manor, placed first in this
division with a run time of
29:14. Second place went to
Jim Leonard, of Lake A1-
manor, with a time of 29:45.
Bob Faust, of Willows, ran a
30:40.
Male age 71 - 75
At one year older, Jim ::
Drake, of Lake Almanor and :
Sacramento, bumped up into
a higher age bracket and can
now claim a first place win
in two different divisions,
• two years in a row.
In this group he placed
first with a run time of 30:18.
Last year he took first in the
age 66 - 70 division with a
run time of 29:14.
Second place went to Glenn
Reed, of Shasta, with a run
time of 37:28. Reed also took
second in the 2010 Chester 5K
with a run time of 36:23.
Lake Almanor's Rich Ry-
dell claimed third at 39:36.
Male age 76 plus
There were no male run-
ners in this age bracket for
the 2010 run.
The 2011 Chester Classic
5K Fun Run drew three run-
ners: two from Lake A1-
manor and one from Chester.
Phil Parish placed first
with a run time of 41:26.
Ed West claimed second at
43:11 and Russ Brown fol-
lowed at 48:52 for third place.
] •
Vacation Bible schools begin
• n "
in Gree ville and Taylorsvllle
There are two vacation as guest leaders for the The Vacation Bible School
Bible schools this month
first beginning Monday
ly 18, in Greenville, anc
next Monday, July 2[
Taylorsville.
Kindergartners thrc
adults can participate ir
one at the Greenville S(
ern Baptist Church
Greenville. A nursery
be provided for presc:
children of those leadir,
attending the programs
sides Bible study, there
be games, music, refr
ments and fun.
Oklahoma residents
and Willa Gowdy will re turn
the eighth year. Dale will lead a
Ju- study for adults, and Willa
the will help where needed.
, in Dale, a semi-retired evan-
gelist, will preach on Sunday
ugh mornings July 17 and July 24
the at 8:30 and 11 a.m., and dur-
uth- ing the evening service July
in 17 at6p.m.
will All are invited to come and
tool share in these learning ac-
g or tivities. For more informa-
Be- tion, those interested may
will call Pastor Fred Kerr at 284-
ash- 7522. The Greenville South-
ern Baptist church is located
)ale at 241 Greenville Wolf Creek
Road, in Greenville.
in Taylorsville will have the
theme Camping with Jesus.
The school is for kids from
4 years old to sixth grade
and will be located at the
Taylorsville Campground
across from, the rodeo
grounds.
Fun includes Bible study,
games, crafts, snacks and
music.
Camp meetings will last
from 9 - 11:30 a.m., Monday,
July 25, through Friday,
July 29.
For more information, call
Doti McDowell at 284-7532.
TY
CORNER
WEEKLY
Thursday, July 14
Workshop for Plumas
Artists, 2-4:30 p.m.,
Greenville Southern Bap-
tist Church, Greenville
Wolf Creek Road, 284-7069.
AA Big Book/Step Study,
7 p.m., First Baptist
Church, Hot Springs Road,
Greenville.
Friday, July 15
Sewing, Crafts and Cof-
fee, 10:30 a.m.-noon, Tay-
lorsville Community
United Methodist Church,
Nelson Street, 284-7861 or
284-7670.
Friday Night for Teens,
7-10 p.m., at the Indian Val-
ley Community Center,
Highway 89, Greenville,
across from Pine Street.
Call 284-1560.
Monday, July 18
Indian Valley Chamber
of Commerce, 6:30 p.m.
Greenville Town Hall, 284-
6633.
Indian Valley 4-H Club, 7
p.m., Taylorsville Grange
Hall, 284-7360 284-7071.
AA, 7 p.m., First Lutheran
Church, Bush Street,
Greenville.
LAKE LEVELS
Lake Almanor *Elevation
1Current 4,493.67
¥1 Year Ago 4,490.54
Lake Almanor **Capacity
1Current 1,134,039
¥1 Year Ago 1,050,467
Bucks Lake *Elevation
1Current 5,156.23
¥1 Year Ago 5,155.40
Bucks Lake **Capacity
tCurrent 104,184
¥1 Year Ago 104,664
*Elevation above sea level in ft,
**Storage in acre ft.
?July 10, 2011 Y-July 11,2010
CALENDAR
Tuesday, July 19
Plumas County Mu-
seum, 1:30 p.m., 500 Jack-
son St., Quincy.
Dawn Institute, 5:30 p.m.
Call for location 284-6036.
California Women in
Timber, 6 p.m., Quincy Li-
brary.
Wednesday, July 20
Bingo, 10:30 a.m., at the
Greenville Senior Nutri-
tion Site, Green Meadows
Housing Development off
Hot Springs Road. Call a
day ahead for ride and
lunch reservations, 284-
6088.
Family Night, 5:30 p.m.,
Roundhouse Council, 330
Bush St., Greenville, 284-
6866.
Greenville Rotary, 6 p.m.,
Indian Valley Community
Center Conference Room,
Highway 89, Greenville.
Free and Accepted*Ma-
sons, 7:30 p.m., Masonic
Hall, Main St. Greenville,
284-7875.
LAST WEEK'S
TEMPERATURES
DATE HIGH LOW
July 5 90 52
July 6 90 54
July 7 87 54
July 8 85 50
July 9 85 49
July 10 84 43
July 11 - - 43
Total Precip: 0.0 to date;
Last Year this date: 0.0.
Snow total: 0
Last year: 0 (0 in.)
Season is July 1 to June 30
Compiled by
Raymond Hunt
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in the low 7Os and in the low 70s and in the low 70s and
lows in the upper lows in the upper lows in the upper
40s. 4Os. 4Os.
Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset
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$ I Sun
7/16 7/17
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Sunshine Highs in
the mid 70s and
lows in the low 50s.
Sunrise Sunset
5:48 AM 8:31 PM
78/53
Mainly sunny. Highs
in the upper 70s and
lows in the low 50s.
Sunrise Sunset
5:49 AM 8;31 PM
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Bakersfield 90 66 sunny Mojave
Barstow 91 63 sunny Monterey
Blythe 104 75 sunny Needles
Chloe 81 56 sunny Oakland
Costa Mesa 71 62 pt sunny Palmdala
Moon Phases
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Last New
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UV Index
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Very High
Thu 7/14 Very High
Fri 7115 Very High
Sat 7/16 VeryHigh
Sun 7/17 I VeryHigh
The UV Index is measured On a 0-11
number scale, with a higher UV Index
showing e need for reater skin pro-
eclon. 0 : :::
86 55 sunny Salinas 62 53 pt sunny
84 62 sunny San Bernardtno 86 60 sunny
59 52 cloudy San Diego 69 64 pt sunny
104 80 sunny San Francisco 57 51 pt sunny
68 52 pt sunny Ben Jose 72 53 Lot sunny
85 61 sunny Santa Barbara 66 56 pt sunny
EICentro 102 72 sunny Pasadena 77 61 mstsunny Stockton 81 53 sunny
Eureka 56 48 cloudy Redding 86 60 sunny Susanville 77 44 sunny
Fresno 89 63 sunny Riverside 86 60 pt sunny Truckee 68 40 sunny
Los Angeles 71 60 rest sunny Sacramento 82 50 sunny Visalia 89 60 sunny
National Cities
Atlanta 93 73 t-storm Houston
Boston 82 63 rest sunny Los Angeles
Chicago 76 62 pt sunny Miami
Dallas 104 81 rest sunny Minneapolis
Denver 83 62 t-storm New York
98 77 mst sunny Phoenix 100 74 pt sunny
71 60 rest sunny San Francisco 57 51 pt sunny
87 79 t-storm Seattle 64 54 rain
80 65 tot sunny St. Louis 87 71 t-storm
86 68 pt sunny Washington, DC 91 72 pt sunny
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CHURCHES
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints, 284-7517 or 284-1414. Hideway
Rd.. Greenville.
First Baptist, 284-7714, 133 Hot Springs
Rd.. Greenville
Christ the Redeemer Church, 284-1003,
120 Bush St., Greenville, ctranglican.org.
First Luthei'an, 284-7683. 116 Bush St.,
Greenville.
Greenville Assembly of God, 284-6586,
Forgay & Setzer, Greenville.
Indian Mission Full Gospel, N. Valley
Rd.. Greenville.
Kingdom Hall Of Jehovah's Witnesses,
284-6006. 1192 N. Valley Rd., Greenville.
Seventh-Day Adventist, 310-2042. Hwy.
89, next to Sierra Sunrise. Greenville.
Southern Baptist, 284-7522. 241
Greenville Wolf Creek Rd.. Greenville.
St. Anthony's Catholic
Father Larry Beck. Jessie Street.
Greenville. 283-0890. Sunday Mass, 11
a.m.; Thursday Mass, noon.
Community United Methodist Churches
of Greenville and Taylorsville, 284-7316,
212 Pine St., Greenville and Nelson & War-
ren St., Taylorsville.
Christ the Redeemer Church, 284-1003,
First Lutheran, 120 Bush St.. Greenville.,
ctrandlican.org.
Lord's Chapel, 284-1852. 168 Hannon
Ave., Indian Falls.
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Magnitude 9:27 a.m 9:16".m. 6:39a.m.
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Regional 8 0 0
Previous week 9 0 0
• It was another quiet seismic week as
the number of earthquakes remained in
single-digits for the second week in a
row and the fourth time in the last six
weeks. Moreover, earthquake activity has
been in single digits 14 times in the last
22 weeks. During these last Z2 weeks, ac-
tivity has'been over the 20 quake-per-
week mark only once. This is an indica-
tion of a very quiet seismic period.
y of seismicity remained
relaxed as well. as no activity measured
M 2.0 or stronger. It was the fourth gap
in a row and the llth in the last 18 weeks.
Four straight weeks without a M *2
earthquake has not occurred in the last
ten years.
• 0nly one quake measured as large as I,t
1.8 and all the rest registered M 1.4 or less.
The largest earthquake happened on June
30 in the Sacramento Valley southwest of
Chico.
• University of Nevada Reno has recently
upgraded their Nevada Broadcast of Earth-
quakes (NBE) web page. Very slick. See:
www.seismo.unr.edu/
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