Red Bluff
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RED BLUFF 2011 21 Cowboy up for the Red Bluff Round-Up Some of America’s toughest cow- boys make their way to Red Bluff dur- ing the third week in April for the Red Bluff Round-Up, one of the biggest and best rodeos the West has to offer. With seven events featuring cow- boys and cowgirls from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, the action-packed three-day rodeo offers something for everyone. Aside from the greatest show on dirt, highlights throughout the 11 Days of Round-Up include screenings of Western films, Chili Cook-Off down- town, cowboy poetry reading at the Tehama County Library; Cowboy Mixer sponsored by the Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce; the Red Bluff Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast at the Elks Lodge and the Round-Up Parade. The culmination is the week- end rodeo and the rodeo dance party, Dance A Palooza, at the Pauline Davis Pavilion at the Tehama District Fairground. The 11 Days of Round-Up are steeped in 90 years of tradition. Those proud of their Western her- itage who want to see how the West was really won are encouraged to join 30,000 other fans for one of the great- est pastimes in American history. Contact numbers: 527-1000 and 527-1477 CORNERSTONE C O M M U N I T Y B A N K The Only Bank Headquartered in Tehama County, Period. “As Local As You” Nationwide Coverage High Speed Internet Service The newest in Smartphone & Wireless Devices 2 convenient locations to serve you. Corning 908 Hwy. 99W (by Starbucks) 530-824-3300 Red Bluff 136 Belle Mill Rd. (FoodMaxx Shopping Plaza) 530-529-6460 EQUAL HOUSING LENDER • Deposit and Savings Accounts including HSA • Competitive rates on CDs and IRAs • Consumer and Commerical Loans for all purposes • Local decision making • Community support CALL TODAY (530) 529-1222 237 South Main Street, Red Bluff CA www.ccbca.com MEMBER FDIC