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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1972
Page
2
About 90 women from northern Presbyterian churches gathered at the Red Bluff church for an all day Sacramento Presbyterial meeting. Pastors attended as Circle 3 chaired by Mrs Beth Evenson and Circle 1 led by Mrs Rosetta Todd.
Community events and meetings listed for Sunday June 4 through Tuesday June 6 including Manton Frontier Days parade barbecue and rodeo at Lassen Ox Shoe Ranch, Baccalaureate at Red Bluff High, Toastmasters and club gatherings at various venues, and Tehama County group meetings with locations and times.
Tehama Gem and Mineral Society hosts a pancake breakfast rock swap and potluck lunch starting at 8 a.m. at River Park. Various groups including Chamber of Commerce and Corning Community Council hold morning meetings and evening gatherings at multiple venues such as Olive View School and Richfield Assembly of God Church.
Master Dale Stoops said 60 000 tons of alfalfa hay in one area were red tagged for insecticide residue. Dottia Johnson noted Glen Wells joined the Peace Corps. Tehama Totem Fair booth committee met at June Mayes home with Mildred Swillington presenting a program. Readings by Annetta Stetson Juanita Schooler and Katherine Booth. Gifts to Mabel Sheppard June Mayes Irene O’Haven Margaret Jones Ida Fansher Juanita Schooler. CWA provided refreshments.
The article urges brides to include practical staples alongside china and flatware, noting simple design trends and woodgrain finishes in durable serving ware. It highlights a manufacturer offering dishwasher safe super plastics paired with deep grain wood, including salad bowls trays salt and pepper shakers snack sets tumblers and ice buckets.
A collection of reader columns on family wedding plans and mother influence. A widowed mother dominates guest lists and finances, while a bride and sister confront expectations and personal wishes amid lectures about etiquette and reasons.
Mary Guertner was crowned doll of the month for April at an I T S Tops club meeting. Tina Coffman won the division. Drinda Jacobs and Jean Johnson graduated as KOPS at the California convention in San Francisco.
Red Bluff Beta Sigma Phi chapters will host the Far Northern California Council Brunch on June 10 at the Red Bluff Elks Lodge. Decor features a “Rhapsody In Wood” theme with woodland rock creatures and wooden stepping stones around stump chairs and matching tables.
Tehama Court Order of the Amaranth hears plans for official visits byRuby Schooler assistant grand lecturer from Redding and Ruth Barta district deputy grand royal matron on June 23 with a practice session June 11. Dignitaries include Elizabeth Knudsen and Harold Knudsen Chico Court.
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Jack Leonard Greenfield are settling in White City Oregon with plans for a July honeymoon. The bride Ruby J Meyer Hutcheson of Red Bluff is daughter of Mrs Betty Houchin of White City. The groom son of Mrs Vera Greenfield and Ira Greenfield of Fortuna is ex Cloverdale police and now works for Carolina Pacific Plywood. The wedding occurred at the Jackson County Courthouse in Medford with District Court Judge Mitchell Karaman officiating. The couple were joined by Mrs Dee McAllister and served a dinner at Mon Desir Inn.
About 26 members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Helena Rebekah Lodge joined a guided tour of the Kelly-Griggs House Museum Thursday evening led by Mrs. Donald Webster. The group praised the renovated museum funded by the Odd Fellows and volunteers.
Claudia Stevens of Redding wins the 1971 72 University Orchestra Concerto competition at UC Berkeley. A former Shasta High student and Shasta Symphony violinist, she studied with Duane Hampton. The Shasta Symphony will host a young artists competition next December with four $50 awards and a March performance by the top three winners.
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