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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
7
New York trading gained modestly with the Dow up 2.88 to 910.69 as glamour issues advance. Natomas IBM Telex and National Cash Register climb, while tobacco shares fall. cattle and calves markets show steady to weak trends with active bidding and varied feeder stock prices.
Edward C. Stone of UC Berkeley remains ecology consultant for Lake California project. He serves as forest ecology professor and landscape architecture expert gathering data to preserve native tree cover within conservation park areas.
Dr. C Blythe Ahlstrom an associate professor of history at Utah State University is named Executive Assistant to Dr. Stanford Carter who will become president of Chico State College July 1 The 37 year old scholar joined USU in 1964 and has served on the University Honors Committee the Guidance Committee for Social Studies Teacher Education the Parking and Traffic Policy Committee and as Phi Alpha Theta advisor He also sat on the Faculty Evaluation Committee for University Accreditation in 1968
Twelve acres of grass burned Sunday near the Red Bluff dump before four units of the Tehama County Rural Fire Dept. knocked the blaze down. Firefighting support came from California Division of Forestry trucks, Red Bluff Fire Dept units, a water wagon, and a Tehama County Road Dept bulldozer. Additional incidents included a wood chip fire at Vida Bark factory, a $5,000-damage dwelling fire on Railroad Ave Vina, and a grass fire behind Denny’s east of Red Bluff. President Nixon to hold live news conference on four networks at 6 30 p.m. PDT.
California Highway Patrol reports three people injured in five weekend accidents over Memorial Day. In Corning, Garland Mayo Jr. lost control on Finnell Road, overturning into a ditch with Stephanie Clark injured. Bruce crashed near Hooker Creek Road after swerving for a coyote. he was lightly hurt. Fire units battled two grass fires and a trailer wheel incident caused by a spark near Snively Road.
Weather and agricultural officials report modest rainfall in Tehama County over the past week. Damage centers on hay discoloration and quality loss, possible olive crop impact, and minor delays in grain harvest. Early peaches may need protective sulfur treatment.
Helen Anne Reifert 18 Cottonwood died shortly after admission to Red ding s Memorial Hospital. A Shasta College student and Anderson High School graduate, she is survived by parents, siblings, and was a CYO member. Dorothy Lovinger 57 Visalia area mother of Dr. Donald Young died after brief illness. survived by children and grandchildren. funeral services held in Visalia.
Roy Therman Stump, 90, of 566 Kimball Rd Red Bluff, died Sunday after an extended illness. A Red Bluff resident 22 years, he was born in Copen West Virginia and worked as a janitor at Fickert Furniture. Survived by son Arthur Stump Citrus Heights daughter Lulu Bowen Red Bluff brother Duffee Stump Copen WV four grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. Hoyt Cole Chapel of the Flowers. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
LeRoy James Grider 81 longtime Vila Los Molinos resident died Saturday in a Red Bluff convalescent hospital after a period of failing health. A Round Mountain native, he was a cowboy and ran a leather goods and shoe shop in Los Molinos. He is survived by wife Malinda three sons Ernest L Beaverton Ore William S Hanford Alfred H Chico two daughters Lena M Addin Loreen Severs a step daughter Eva Allen a brother Charles C Grider all of Los Molinos eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral 1 p m tomorrow at Hall Brothers Chapel with Rev J Leland Whitaker First Baptist Church officiating. Burial in family plot Los Molinos.
Graveside services for Eddy W. Green were held Sunday at 10 a.m. in Los Molinos Cemetery. The Rev. E. E. Smith officiated. Green died Monday evening at his Hoyt home. Chapel of the Flowers directed arrangements.
Memorial guards Robert Peterson and Charles Martin led the procession with women’s auxiliaries Loretta Martin Dorothy Craig and Carolyn Peterson. The Corning Elementary School band directed by Richard Kaiser joined the Corning Volunteer Fire Department U.S. Forestry and youth groups including the Independent Junior Grange with a decorated float. World War I veterans and auxiliary members rode in cars from local auto agencies.
The wreckage of a chartered Aero Commander carrying Audie Murphy and five others was found on Brushy Mountain near Roanoke. Rescue workers identified bodies as they removed them to Roanoke Community Hospital with three potentially identifiable by features and three burned beyond recognition.
Colusa County deputies recovered the sole occupant’s body from a single engine plane crash in rugged mountains 13 miles southeast of Williams. The victim’s name wasn’t released pending next of kin identification. The plane registered to Karl Kuhne of Eugene Oregon was en route from Boise Idaho to Oregon when wreckage was located Sunday after farmers spotted a reflection. Deputies lifted part of the wreckage to reach the body Monday afternoon.
The Manton Store claimed the sweepstakes title in the parade for the first time joining the event with Moose Lodge Shasta Junior Boxing League and Manton Grange noted among participants. The entry marked the store’s debut in the parade.
Tehama County Superior Court awarded $1,470 in favor of Paul Brinkman of Los Angeles after Coffman, representing Brinkman in a property deal, lost the suit. Judge Robert D. Carter of Stanislaus County presided as the jury deliberated about ninety minutes before the verdict.
Thieves broke into the Antelope Roaring Twenties Pizza Parlor Saturday night and stole about $300. Entry was gained via a side window and some cash was taken from a fishing tackle box in the refrigerator.
Melford H. Grimm, agent for the Sierra District Agency of Prudential Insurance, placed and serviced over 1.3 million in protections in 1970 and will be honored at Prudential's International Business Conference in Bermuda come September. Grimm, of Red Bluff, has earned multiple awards including the 1955 Prudential President's Trophy and nine straight Prudential President's Citations.
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