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Section C Friday, June 13, 2014

Peter Pan
The Redding
Dance Cent re
brings the tale of
ageless Peter Pan,
Tinkerbell and the
Darling children to
the stage on Satur-
day in its produc-
tion of Peter Pan.
There will be two
performances, at
1 and 7 p.m., at the
Redding Civic Audi-
torium.
The dancers will
also perform a medley
of jazz, tap and modern
dance pieces in a seg-
ment called Applause.
Tickets are $14-$16 and
are available at the Redding
Dance Centre, the Civic Audi-
torium or at http://reddingciv-
ic. com/events/2014/06/14/
peter-pan.
For more information visit
The Redding Dance Centre
on Facebook or call 243-2211
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
Wings over Redding
Redding Dance Centre
performers rehearse for
the troupes Peter Pan
performance.
COURTESY OF REDDING DANCE CENTRE
Shingletown Horse Shoe Toss
Tournament
The E. Clam-
pus Vitas Las-
sen Loomis
club wi l l
host t he
second an-
nual Horse
Shoe Toss
To u r n a -
ment starting at 9 a.m.
Saturday at the Shin-
gletown Library
on Highway 44 in
Shingletown.
The event will
include a barbecue,
music, snow cones, a
raffle, vendors and beverages for kids and
adults.
Cost to participate in the contest is $20,
with proceeds benefiting the Clampers
historical plaque projects.
The event winds up with a live
band at the local pizza parlor in the
evening.
For more information, call 474-4737 or
474-3604.
Peter Pan, aircraft show set for weekend
Aviation Day
Benton Airpark in west Redding will host its
Aviation Day 2014 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday.
Parking and admission are free for the event
sponsored by Redding Experimental Aircraft As-
sociation, Mt. Shasta 99s and Hillside Aviation.
Activities include helicopter rides from Air
Shasta and scenic airplane rides from Hillside
Aviation, antique and experimental aircraft dis-
plays, ultralight displays and radio controlled air-
craft displays. The California Highway Patrol, PHI
Air Medical and REACH helicopters will also be
on display. Visitors can also check out a Vietnam
War-era Huey helicopter.
Volunteers from the local 99s, a female pilot orga-
nization will serve a ham, eggs and pancake break-
fast from, 7-11 a.m. Breakfast costs $7 for adults and
$5 for children 5 to 12. Kids under 5 eat free.
Kids can also take free ights with local pilots.
For more information, call Hillside Aviation
241-4204.
Exhibit: Siskiyou Vistas
The Siskiyou Arts Museum will
open its new exhibit, Siskiyou Vistas,
with a reception from 5-7 p.m. Friday
at the museum, 5824 Dunsmuir Ave.,
Dunsmuir.
The exhibit features works by Bruce
Anthony, Genny Axtman and Daryl
Brooks. Siskiyou Vistas features paint-
ings of landscapes of Siskiyou County
and capture the particular light and
clarity of the mountains of Northern
California.
Admission is free.
For more information, call 235-4711.
Battle of the Bands, Pluto the Planet concert
Bridge Bay Resorts summer Battle of the Bands continues this weekend with Pluto the Planet performing.
Each weekend through Labor Day a diferent band from an Oregon or North State school performs in
free concerts. The nal winner will be selected in September and receive $5,000.
Check out Pluto the Planet at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the resort, 10300 Bridge Bay Road, Redding.
Yreka Gold Rush Days
Yreka will celebrate the Gold Rush from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. Saturday at historic downtown Yreka.
There, visitors will nd old-time re-enactments
in front of the Franco American Hotel, gold mining
demonstrations, vendors, food, activities for kids,
historical hayrides and pony rides.
Its free to attend.
For more information, go to www.yrekachamber.
com.
Street Legal Drag Racing
Head out to the Redding Dragstrip behind the
Redding Municipal Airport on Saturday evening
for street style drag racing.
Saturday night is also Mustang Night, and old
and new Mustangs will race for special awards.
Gates open at 5 p.m., racing starts at 6 p.m. Entry is
$5 per person, with kids 6 and younger getting in free.
Find the dragstrip by taking Rancho Road east of
Airport Road. Follow the signs from there.
Spirit for the Flag
The Redding Elks Lodge will host Spirit
for the Flag and Patriotic Day on Saturday
at the lodge, 250 Elk Drive.
The Elks will hold its Flag Day ceremony
at 2 p.m., followed by a Boy Scouts flag
retirement ceremony. Participants are en-
couraged to wear red, white and blue and
bring old flags to be destroyed properly.
The Redding Emblem Club will serve
food from noon to 4 p.m. They will serve
hot dogs and apple pie for a dollar each.
Emblem Club members will also accept do-
nations for local veterans causes.
There will also be live entertainment, a
display of vintage military vehicles, a veter-
ans horse therapy demonstration and guest
speakers.
Admission is free and the first 300 kids 12
and under will receive a free U.S. flag cour-
tesy of the Redding Breakfast Lions Club.
For more information, contact Rod
Sullivan at 226-9166.
PETS OF THE WEEK
Looking for a furry
friend? Maybe one of our
Pets of the Week will warm
your heart. 3C