Shasta College Trustees Begin Process of Replacing Retiring President
Shasta College moves to replace retiring President Dr. Gilbert A. Collyer with Harold Weaver as chief consultant and chair of the selection committee. The board sets the 25th anniversary Founders Day for January 9 1973 and approves a $19 180 Festival of Arts budget subsidized by community funds.
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Shasta College
Collyer
Gilbert A. Collyer
Harold Weaver
Sierra Community College
Sacramento
Weaver
Sierra College
Board of Trustees
Loren D. Phillips
Festival of Arts
State Community College
State of California General Service Agency
Nursing Advisory Council
Marie Grimes
Memorial Hospital
Redding
Ruth Kinney
June Zocker
Corning Memorial Hospital
Dear Mrs Ricker Advice on dating and teen conduct
Teen column answers Frank about asking Jan on a date while she may be seeing someone, and how to avoid being seen as a clown. It also responds to Rosemary about appropriate dating ages, urges open conversation, and promotes chaperoned, supervised teen social events. Dorothy Acker’s leaflet offer is included.
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Frank
Jan
Mrs. Ricker
Rosemary
Dorothy Acker
Dorothy Ricker
State Park Permits Now Available for 1973
The State Department of Parks and Recreation announces annual day-use and boat-launching permits for most state parks are on sale for 1973. Each permit costs 10 dollars and covers 1972 through 1973. Purchase options include park offices and the Sacramento Distribution Center.
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Sacramento
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Lake Elsinore State Recreation Area
Riverside County
State Parks Reservation
Ninth and O Streets
New Spring Fashion Moves Toward Organized Neatness
The piece notes spring fashion drifting to organized relaxed styles. Garments appear put together lush serene and coordinated with a neat appearance. It predicts the trend lasting about two years before a shift toward messy styles.
Good Old Days Mocked by Grandson in Biting Essay
HAL BOYLE rails at nostalgic memories in a witty New York AP piece. The columnist contrasts imagined woes of the past with present benefits citing lack of heaters, radios, and Social Security, urging readers to question rosy retrospection.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Grandpa
Africa
Daydreams Of Carter B. Smith And A Tennis Court Fantasy
A shopper recalls fantasies about Carter B. Smith of KSFO Radio and his supposed San Francisco visit during Thanksgiving. The narrator imagines hosts, a tennis game, a piano recital, and a comedic image with a chicken, weighing the idea of such a whimsical spectacle.
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Brooks Drug Store
John
Carter B. Smith
Main Street
San Francisco
Carter
Thelma Smith
The
Tennessee Walking Horse Smiths
Becky
Don Sherwood
Ksfo Radio
Mr. Smith
St. Bernard
Heating Element Causes Blaze in Cincinnati Apartment
A waterbed heater short circuited igniting the rug bed frame and clothing causing a fire in the Tenbrinks apartment. Fire Marshal Larry Schmolt said the Tenbrinks had turned on the heater and left briefly expecting warmth on Thursday night. The blaze spread through the room before the landlord noticed.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
James Tenbrink
Larry Schmolt
Red Bluff Mail Rates For Local Subscribers Noted
Classified note lists mailing options for Red Bluff area readers with P O Box address details and prepaid rates. It specifies daily publication schedule excluding Sundays and pricing for home delivery, mail subscriptions, and auto renewal.
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Maiia P.O
Red Bluff
Sun
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Cooper
Barbara Morales
Tehama County
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Jenny
Craig Howard
Rebecca Garcia
Holy Land
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