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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
3
Readers defend facial features and clash with opinions on children at weddings. A 42 year old says a $50 birthday cap seems stingy, while Ann explains different viewpoints on gifts and romance. The column offers practical, blunt guidance on social expectations and family quirks.
Lassen View Elementary School will hold its graduation Friday at 7 30 p.m. The program opens with invocation by Rev. John Healy and flag salute by Donna Coates followed by a welcome address from Chris Olson. Class speakers include Julie Sakuma and others. diplomas will be awarded by Mrs. Maxine Young.
The Tehama County Aviation Association invites flyers to monthly meetings at 7 30 p m on the first Tuesday at the Touch and Go Restaurant Red Bluff Airport. The next meeting is July 3 1973 with officers Marvin Skinner president Dan Fregin vice president Mary Shepherd secretary treasurer and directors George Bockemuehl Jack Holcomb and John Dowell. Members plan fly ins and help organize the Red Bluff Air Round-Up for August 25 26.
Richfield School will graduate nine students at 8 p.m. Thursday. The graduates are Marilyn K. Dale, Jack Donald Clayton, Jeffrey Allan Eller, Wanda Jean Frizzell, Rocky Bern Harris, James Raymond Holloway, Lorie Lee Miske, Rita Marie Messmer, and Jerry Dean Ross.
Betty Ward, an assistant at Jackson Heights School, was chosen for May Work Experience Student of the Month. Her teacher, Minna La Coursiere, praised her gracious enthusiasm and help reducing workload to provide more individualized student assistance.
The state Little Hoover Commission backs year-round classes to stretch funds. A 60 page report to the legislature and Gov. Reagan urges a uniform statewide plan and use of relocatable classrooms. It notes 18 districts already operate year-round schedules and calls for disposal of unused sites as enrollments are projected to fall until 1978. Elder Loren C Dunn to speak at Redding State Conference 10 a.m. to noon Sunday.
A teen asks for date ideas beyond movies and Hedda Ricker suggests recreation centers dances and group activities. Another reader asks about being treated in a store. the columnist explains age signs and parental input. A rude letter to the columnist is addressed, praising the column’s moral impact.
Gerber Community Baptist Church plans a potluck dinner after the 11 a.m. service honoring Mrs. Louise Brandt and Mrs. Lulu Painter both over 90. The week includes youth night Monday at 8 p.m. and a Wednesday Bible study at 7 30 p.m. focusing on Ephesians chapter three.
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