Harriet Christenson Named Work Experience Student of Month
Harriet Christenson of Red Bluff High School Tehama General Hospital program named Student of the Month. Administrator Donald Rose and nurse director Betty Glaziner praise her diligence, eagerness to learn, neat appearance, and strong patient and coworker rapport. Runners up include Peggy Chambers Debbie Garrett Karen Silva Kerrie Chrisman and others. Radar notes limited prewar military use and wide modern deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Christenson
Red Bluff
Tehama General Hospital
Donald Rose
Betty Glaziner
Miss Christenson
Peggy Chambers
Tehama County
Red Bluff High School
Daily News
Bethel Temple Installs New Associate Pastor
Bethel Temple Assembly of God in Red Bluff installed Rev. James Ford as associate pastor. Ford came from Sterling City and resides at Crystal Manor while his new home is built with his wife and two sons. He previously worked as a computer programmer for Butte County. The installation was performed last Sunday by Rev. Joseph Gerhart, superintendent of the Northern California and Nevada District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Temple
Assembly of God
Antelope Boulevard
Gilmore Road
Red Bluff
James Ford
Sterling City
Crystal Manor
Butte County
Joseph Gerhart
Santa Cruz
California
Nevada
Assemblies of God
J.A. Benney
Ford
Shasta College to Award 410 Degrees Next Monday Night
Shasta College will award 410 Associate in Arts degrees at spring graduation Monday night in the new amphitheater north of the college theater. The 22nd class of graduates will hear speakers Philip J. Wells and Wee Ley Yee Jr. address the crowd on Man, the Unit of Diversity Do Your Own Thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shasta College
Philip J. Wells
Anderson
Wee Ley Yee, Jr
Redding
J. A. Barber
First Church of God
Red Bluff
Kenneth Veal
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Weaverville
Stan N. Foote
Associated Students of
Gilbert A. Collyer
Charles D. Miller
Board of Trustees
Richard B. Eaton
Shasta County
Youth Employment Programs Planned for Lassen Forest
Over 70 young men and women will take part in summer youth employment programs on Lassen National Forest. Forest Supervisor Jim Berlin notes the initiative aims to provide job training and service opportunities in the forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassen National Forest
Jim Berlin
Teens Benefit From Better Chaperoning At Parties
Dorothy Ricker argues teen parties need attentive chaperones to prevent mischief without policing. Guidelines cover holding hands to music volume and handling boisterous behavior, advising discreet corrections and steering toward inclusive games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ricker
Tehama Wildlife Area to Begin Visitor Registration
The 43 605 acre Tehama Wildlife Area will join eight California sites in starting daily visitor registration at self service stands under DFG Regional Manager Robert O Brien. Permits are required on site and non transferable. In 1970 71 the area hosted 13 425 visitors with uses including nature study hiking camping swimming and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehama Wildlife Area
California
Department of Fish and Game
Robert O’brien
DFG
Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Debbie Garrett
Doris Marshall
Lincoln Street
Karen Silva
John Freeman
Lassen Medical Group, Inc
Kerrie Chrisman
George Baumli
John Bookout
Hendrick
Mickey Canada
Buz Duvall
Hartung
Gayle Cox
Teri Hornbeck
Kenneth Robison
D.D.S
Sharrell Rutala
Cliff Peterson
Berrendos
THE
By Bil Keane
Association OF Tehama County Taxpayers
Assoc
National Forest
Shan
Shannon O
Board of Supervisors
Shan’ Patterson
Bob Hickman
Kiwanis
Fred Reynolds
Mercy High School
Linda Wigne
Jeff Risberg
Po. Pol. Adv
Tehama
Lan
George R
O’connor
George R. O'Connor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!