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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1972
Page
3
An Ann Landers column edition answers reader questions on a daughter with multiple engagements and wedding plans, a library book loan dispute after a friend's death, and a workaholic husband. The replies urge therapy, setting boundaries, and focusing on personal activities.
Pacific Telephone Manager R J Jalki urged Vina customers to change calling habits with Direct Distance Dialing now in service. Dial 1 to access the DD network and then the seven digit number for any station call within the 916 area. saves money and time.
New leaders Eileen Fitchette Patty Walker and Chuck Selby were introduced at the Reeds Creek 4 H Club meeting with vice president Mary Ann Owens presiding. The club reported a second mountain trip to collect Christmas trees totaling 200 for sale. A skating party is set for Jan 23 with other clubs invited. A livestock field day is planned for 10 am Dec 16 at the Tehama County Fairground.
Tehama County Dairy Herd Improvement Association members produced 2,542,041 pounds of milk and 100,823 pounds of butterfat in October, averaging 983 pounds per cow. Three new herds joined, bringing testing to 27 herds and 2,767 cows. Ray Angel is tester and Dorothy Angel bookkeeper.
Personal reminiscence threads together milk lore from childhood offerings to modern culture. References span breast fed development, nostalgia for farm practices, milk delivery, chocolate shakes, and famous phrases. A closing nod to Minch's Wholesale Meats anchors the local context near Red Bluff.
The article advises wrapping dwarf citrus trees with burlap during frost and applying 1-10-10 fertilizer to citrus and camellias. It lists cool season vegetables to plant, suggests ornamentals like snapdragons and violas, and promotes living Christmas trees as a gift that provides ongoing environmental benefits.
SUSANVILLE AP reports the 700 inmate state minimum security prison will shut by July 1. About 280 workers received notice and will be eligible for jobs at other prisons. The closure is seen as a blow to the local economy.
Houston AP reports Apollo 17 astronauts will rest and eat on a planned schedule with six hour forty four minute rest periods and meals between 4:55 PM and 11:33 PM EST. Mission control cautions some times may shift as the coast to the moon proceeds.
The Key 73 kickoff rally is set for 7 30 p m at the Assembly of God Church social hall. A steering group from each church will meet at 7 p m to discuss sharing the gospel and developing evangelism resources across North America. Everyone is welcome to learn about this nationwide program now sweeping the United States and Canada.
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