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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
2
Mrs. Howard Glenn of Arcadia arrived Wednesday evening for a several days stay with her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Sachs on Oren Avenue in Corning.
Harold Williams of San Francisco visited his aunt Mrs Floyd C Bassett with aunt Mrs Albert R Moller for breakfast. William Wadman and wife from Walnut Creek visited friends during Memorial weekend. Wadman is Lula Raisner’s former name. Arthur Lewellyn Sr returned from Huntington Beach where he joined his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Joe Lehosit visiting relatives. Mrs Estey and Mrs Dietz Sr returned Tuesday from Huntington Beach area visits.
Red Bluff Emblem Club celebrates its tenth anniversary with past presidents honored on stage. Marshal Liz Brunk leads five former leaders in receiving gifts as charter members and others attend the event. Several members could not attend including Libby Micke and Louise Jay.
St Elizabeth Community Hospital held its annual Employe Recognition Banquet in the hospital cafeteria. Laura Johnson received a 25 year service award from Nursing Director Mildred Johnstone. the event featured remarks by Sydney Lindauer and a keynote travel story about Indonesia.
Nancy Enos was named Girl of the Year at a May 5 luncheon hosted at Linda Tupman’s Red Bluff home by Xi Sigma Lambda members. Three new initiates — Donna Sandow, Linda Compton and Joie Raymond — received Exemplar Ritual at Shirley Lockie’s Gerber home. Proceeds from the Alice in Wonderland dance will aid the Cystic Fibrosis fund. New transferee Kathy Kirchmeier and year-end reviews followed at Penny Shults’ home as officers for the coming year were announced, led by Joan Hemstead as president.
All interested parents are invited to attend the June 4 meeting of the Red Bluff Elementary PTA at 2 p.m. Election and installation of officers will be the topic. Possible Bidwell PTA joining Jackson Heights and Vista PTAs to be discussed. Meeting in the cafeteria of Jackson Heights School.
Corning report on Stitch In Time Club gathering at Mrs. Alice Bassett’s home where a humorous Useless Party theme arose from a newspaper typo. Attendees included Margaret Compston Ruth Harris Janice Sachs Eloise Mason and others. next meeting planned for Sept 10 with Mrs. Marguerite Williams as hostess.
A weekly dinner is set for Wednesday June 18 at 6 30 p m at the Presbyterian Church. The Rev and Mrs Eldred Kuizenga will show slides from their trip to the Bible lands after the meal.
Lucille Willard is reported recovering favorably at home after breaking a leg while hiking. Friends and family note steady improvement as she rests and begins rehabilitation from the injury.
Newly admitted patients at Corning Memorial Hospital are Lillian Shields of Red Bluff, Helen Cooper of Orland, Deloris Jalo and Leander Wheelock of Trinity Os Molinos, William Gonzalez of Vina, Gertrude Dutton of Flournoy, and Roy Floyd of Corning.
The IOOF Hall hosted a Pocahontas meeting honoring Marie Wright Hazel Stockdale and Grace Hobbs of various councils. Dignitaries and Scouts introduced the guests amid Hawaiian decor with leis and flowers. Committees named for decorations and gifts, with invitations from Fort Bragg for a seafood dinner and official visit.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1932 installed officers for the coming year with James Kennedy Jr. named commander and Otis Saylor standing in for Jessie Belcher as senior vice commander. Auxiliary officers and district install members were named. a district check gifted for expenses. outings included gifts for outgoing leaders and a poppy fundraiser reward.
Calendar listings for June 3 include Lions Club TOPS and AA meetings, Al-Anon, Lapidarist Club, American Legion, Moose Lodge events, Swingin Squares class, plus births in Red Bluff and surrounding towns. Local clubs, churches, and social groups schedule activities at various venues. Major family notices report newborns in Shasta General Hospital and St. Elizabeth Hospital.
Donrey Media Group lists home delivery by auto at 2.50 per month and mail subscriptions at 2.60 per month. Three months 8.25, six months 16.50, twelve months 33.00. Rates apply to continental United States. mail options must be prepaid.
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