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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
3
A reader asks if VD can be contracted without sex. The column explains gonorrhea and syphilis can spread via eye contact and open sores, urges testing at health departments, and provides teen guidance on gossip interrupters and alcohol-free living with social harmony.
In Winston Salem a Russian private school teacher shares photos of well dressed American children. The Russian pupils respond that while the government funds a fine school, the poor need aid and offer to send shoes and clothes, though only 100 Tables could be shipped.
A dense schedule of daytime and early evening TV shows from Monday June 7 and Tuesday June 8 lists programs across networks. Highlights include Edge of Night Gomer Pyle Perry Mason The Partridge Family Gunsmoke The Partridge Family Gunsmoke Doris Day and Wayne. The Tuesday lineup features Captain Kangaroo The Love of Life Guiding Light Love's a Splendored Thing Search for Tomorrow Green Acres Hee Haw All in the Family Marcus Welby NBC Premier Tonight Show and more.
Graduation exercises at Reeds Creek Elementary honored 11 eighth grade graduates headed for Red Bluff High School. Valedictorian Lori Whitten and Salutatorian Laurie Penner led the group, with remarks by Lou Bosetti and diplomas presented by Lester Thomas.
Twenty one eighth grade pupils from Sacred Heart Elementary School received diplomas in the Mercy High School gym. Monsignor James Casey conferred. Awards included American Legion Citizenship to Richard Lutes and Ann Fischer and partial Mercy tuition to Cavette, Fischer, Reasoner, Rotz, Williams, and Lutes. Barbara Schmitz won the Mariann Boggs Memorial Scholarship. Ann Fischer gave the salutatory. Roberta Corning the valedictory. The theme was Building a Better World.
Registrations are continuing for the Shasta College Evening Summer Session which will begin on June 21 and run to July 30. Courses include English Literature directed studies in writing and reading English language skills television production general mathematics Fundamentals of Chemistry studio painting archery principles of accounting and nutrition.
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