Community Activities
Community activities listing compiled by Lee Peters editor notes contact 527-2151 for details on local events and gatherings in the upcoming week.
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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
2
Community activities listing compiled by Lee Peters editor notes contact 527-2151 for details on local events and gatherings in the upcoming week.
Red Bluff Garden Club visited the Davis residence in Bend district on Memorial Day with a plant and shrub display for landscaping a new home. Penny Pines certificate from the USDA Forest Service praised reforestation work as trees are planted on Badger Mountain in Lass National Forest.
Religious philosophy discussion 7 30 to 10 p m at Case Amistad Friendship Center. An 8 p m program at Methodist Church on David Ave. Native Daughters 8 p m at NDGW Hall. Friday events include West Side Grange 8 p m Grange Hall Arts and Crafts 10 30 p m Casa Amistad.
Corning groups list June activities including Lions Club meeting at Comstock Room 7 30 p m Weight Watchers Olive View School Grange and other clubs at various halls 8 p m IOOF Temple Red Men Memorial Hall and Pocahontas order honor for Ethel Stewart with dinner and reception. A ministerial breakfast is set for Saturday at 7 30 a.m. at J and W Cafe.
Advice on packing a medical travel kit for trips including a first aid booklet bandages antiseptic cotton scissors tweezers thermometer toilet paper sunburn lotion aspirin motion sickness pills and paregoric. Carry enough chronic medications to last the entire trip.
Mrs. Frank E. Kuhn of Berkeley visits Corning with her sister and family. Dr. and Mrs. Sweeney, also from Berkeley, bring Ricky. Mrs. Sweeney cared for her parents hospitalized after an auto crash on the Corning Vina Road. The Bley family hosts a Memorial weekend gathering. Wynn Sutfin nears a doctorate in agriculture education at Oregon State College. Victor H. Soden of Chico completes a 16 week CHP Academy course in Sacramento and will serve in West Valley.
Red Bluff Soroptimist Club held a History of Tehama County meeting with Jennifer Morgan and Theresa Moell presenting on Ned Bunting and Tehama hangings. A Community Awareness session featured Patti R. Bradley on salmon spawning grounds. The group planned the June 2 Street Bazaar.
Mr and Mrs Harold Knecht of Sacramento visited Red Bluff friends with gatherings for retirement dinner for Jack Gray. Howard Spoon of Menlo Park and Neil Garner of Visalia, plus Lynn Sutton of Chico, stayed with Gertrude Dinkel and Jane White over Memorial Day weekend. George Ross of Santa Paula visited R J Rasmussen family. A MARASCHINO CHERRY tip suggests adding juice and chopped cherries to Hard Sauce for steamed pudding.
Tehama County CowBelles join the Sidewalk Bazaar with samples of beef jerky. Members share recipes and beef tips. Booth run by Mrs Norman Elston in front of Clarks Drug Store with help from Mrs Archie Brown. Cattle brand placemats and CowBelle note cards offered alongside beef broth.
Glen and Teresa Kay Williams announce the engagement of Teresa Kay Williams to Russell Alan Wollcott both of Corning. The couple met while both graduated from local schools and UC Davis studies. A summer wedding is planned with families from Corning and surrounding areas attending.
Walt Lindeman and Ruth Etzler Lindeman marked fifty years of marriage on May 20 1922 with a Palomino Room celebration. About 55 relatives attended a cocktail hour and dinner. Eight of ten children joined in the tribute with guests from Lorton San Francisco Aptos and Colorado Springs.
A potluck supper and program at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church Tehama on June 4 from 4 30 p m features a historic review with talks on church history by special speakers. Public invited call 384 2665 or 384 9903 for details.
Newly admitted patients at Corning Memorial Hospital include Ralph Disher of Los Molinos, Cora Hardy, John F. Martin and Mabel L. Langley of Corning. Pamela Alvarez of Flournoy is a surgical patient at St. Elizabeth Community Hospital. INSTANT SHELVES feature western pine boards providing quick, edge-free shelves.
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