Community Activities
Lee Peters editor notes community activities and local events in this week’s page. Contact details provided for further information and participation inquiries.
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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
2
Lee Peters editor notes community activities and local events in this week’s page. Contact details provided for further information and participation inquiries.
Shan Patterson was the guest speaker at Sociedad Guadalupana hosted by president Alfred Ramirez at Sacred Heart Church. Omar Patterson spoke about supervisor duties while Jesus Ramirez reported on the Sidewalk Bazaar and Maria Luisa Espinosa led the rosary update.
Raisner Unit No. 45 American Legion Auxiliary in Corning elected its 1972 73 slate led by President Helen Moran and First Vice President Anne Brimblecom at Veterans Memorial Hall. Installation plans were set for Red Bluff with past president Ruth Margaret Wilson honored.
A brief home care guide urges regular cleaning of gas ranges and ovens. Wipe the top with hot sudsy water, rinse, and dry after cooking. remove parts like burner bowls and racks for easier sink cleaning and follow the range's booklet instructions faithfully.
Parents Without Partners chapter 572 plans a patio party for June 10 at 9 p.m. at 135 Encina Drive hosted by Nancy Brown. Attendees should bring refreshments. for details call Darlene Taylor or Roberta Wilson at the listed numbers.
The Women’s Missionary Society will host a pancake breakfast on June 10 at the First Church of God corner of St. Jackson St. and Luther Road. Serving starts at 6 30 a.m. Proceeds support the society’s projects.
Snug Harbor clubhouse held a bridge luncheon Saturday hosted by Mrs. Hazel Eddy and Mrs. Bula Robbins with help from Mrs. Eddy’s sister Mrs. E. E. Richmond. Hydrangea and daisy arrangements complemented prizes awarded after bridge. guests included Mrs. Joe Arbini, Muriel Mills, Addie Hall, Mildred Armstrong, Elmer Troxell, Byron Wittorff, James L. Faulkner, and others.
Maywood 4 H Club held its May meeting electing officers led by President Steve Tatro and Vice President Mary Ann Owens. New roles include Secretary Susie Perkins Treasurer Brian Walker Reporter Patricia Thornton with sergeants at arms Vicki Doolin and Virginia Harris.
The El Camino Committee of Women's Activities held a secret pal reveal and dinner at Sambo's Restaurant Red Bluff. Fourteen members attended including Alice East Gussie Boest Sara McManus Jane Pettie Eva Coles Emily Carpenter Ann Thuemler Nellie White Clara Clary Lillie Deming Harrett Juckich Ella McDonald Margaret Thompson and Ethel Gilman. They visited Mae East and Olga Warhumd at Cedars Convalescent Hospital. Names were drawn for next year's secret pals.
Mrs. Vera Black of Los Molinos is a patient in Corning Memorial Hospital, listed in hospital notes.
Inform neighbors of your absence so they can watch for suspicious activity and vary blinds. Have the telephone disconnected to deter phone probes. Do not publicize plans and report to local police with details. If a door or window is found forced, do not enter, use a neighbor’s phone to summon police and preserve the scene.
Georgia Skelton Sumnera Blossom and John Clark Charlie Swim share a 120 percent score. Nina Micke Mary Young finish 102 percent. Jim Baskins George Winter tally 101 percent. Seasoning Zucchini offers cooking tip for Italian seasoning on zucchini.
Election for Bidwell School student body officers for the fall term was held Thursday and the slate elected includes President Tim Benton Vice President David Kelin Secretary Ann Pettinger Commissioner of Finance Debbie Tatro Commissioner of Control Sam Hoffman Commissioner of Boys Athletics Louis Manzano Commissioner of Girls Athletics Penny Bleck Song Leader Shelly Anna Cheer Leader Cory Rhodes.
Community listings for Red Bluff show activities on Wednesday June 7 including T H E Tops Club at Red Bluff High School, Weight Watchers at the Woman's Clubhouse, Elks Duplicate Bridge at Elks Lodge, Sacred Heart Women's Guild at Sacred Heart Church, a Motorcycle Club meet on Walnut Street, and Swingin Squares workshop at Jackson Heights School. Thursday June 8 offers meetings of American Baptist Women, Women's Missionary Society, Ladies Aid Society, No. American Benefit Association at various local venues.
Corning hosts a Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Alpha Lambda chapter officers installation at 7 p.m. with dinner at Mrs. Ray C. Lachenmyer’s home, followed by an Olive Tree Olivemanders square dance workshop 8 to 10 p.m. at Olive View School and an Olive City Flying Club gathering at 8 p.m. at Corning Airport.
Ann Womack received the State BPW Federation award as Northern District Civic Participation Chairman at the Luncheon Club meeting led by president Doris Forward. The convention in San Francisco last May included delegates Doris Forward and Myrna Frame, with Grace Pickthorn accepting on Womack's behalf. The district named Marge Covell of Chico as candidate for recording office and announced June district planning at the Elks Club.
Mr and Mrs Fred Cafaude of Orland joined out of town guests at the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George W Cassel at the Elks hall. Frances Dahm former Red Bluff resident Mrs Cafaude attended with the group. Marie Pettitt Erma Parry and Edna Jones joined Pauline Davis dinner at Paul Bunyan in Redding. Florence Simpson of Lake Almanor visited Snug Harbor with Hazel Eddy. Eric Thompson of Tehama returns home after heart surgery at Mount Zion Hospital San Francisco.
Home economists urge returning to the lunch bucket to save on food costs. The article highlights wide mouth thermos bottles for hot stews spaghetti and meatballs and cold salads, noting they stay fresh and cool for husbands and school children.
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