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Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1975

Page

2

Exhibit on psi abilities opens at California museum

A new educational exhibit titled PSI Search at the California Museum of Science and Industry explores parapsychology and psi phenomena. Curated by Norma Bowles with the Parapsychological Association, the display questions mind reading and levitation while noting the need for further research.

Los Angeles UPI Psi Norma Bowles PSI Search California Museum of Science and Industry

Psi exhibit entertains public curiosity at USC Museum

A parapsychology exhibit at Exposition Park near USC drew strong public interest and will remain on display beyond its two month run. Organizers note psi is non physical and aim to educate a literate audience while avoiding editorial bias. The show travels to Santa Barbara in August with requests from multiple cities nationwide.

Psi Exposition Park University of Southern California Santa Barbara Calif Philadelphia Boston Oklahoma City Detroit St. Louis Milwaukee Baltimore

Red Bluff BPW Members Attend State Disneyland Convention

Seven Red Bluff Business and Professional Women's Club members joined the state convention at Disneyland last weekend. Leaders from the Luncheon and Evening Clubs attended workshops, awards were given, and state officers were elected and installed amid ceremonies, luncheons, and performances.

BPW Mmes Helen Henderson Geneva Harvey Ruby Kasten Larline Dinnean Thelma Miller Betty Ramsey Edna Jones Red Bluff Barbara Sampson Betty Eagon Patricia Bush

Senior Center Hosts Monthly Birthday Party

The Golden Age Recreation Center hosted a May birthday party with over 100 seniors at Los Molinos Mill Creek Park. Honorees included Pel Wood Louise Reeves Orlean Martin Mabel Haas and May Hapron with Rachael Walton and Stella Lewis receiving special awards. Refreshments were provided by Benita Gettman Rose Bushee and Goldie Walston. The Old Timers Band of Los Molinos provided music.

Golden Age Recreation Center Pel Wood Louise Reeves Orlean Martin Mabel Haas May Hapron Rachael Walton Stella Lewis Benita Gettman Rose Bushee Goldie Walston Los Molinos Mill Creek Park

Rose Liggons to Speak at Fellowship Meet

College student Rose Liggons will headline the June 10 meeting of the Red Bluff Women’s Aglow Fellowship. Sessions at 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The event invites all women, with coffee, rolls, and a $1.25 door donation. Babysitting available by reservation at 527-6138.

Rose Liggons Red Bluff

Potluck at Adobe House Hosts Red Bluff Woman’s Club

The Red Bluff Woman’s Club held a luncheon potluck at the Adobe park with about 35 members and guests. New president Lucille Younger led the business portion and sought support for her term. Members Lurline Dinnean Helen Sterling and Genevieve Anders will join her at a June 24 district meeting in Dunsmuir. A June 17 luncheon card party at the clubhouse was noted with a 2.50 donation planned. Plans for beautifying the clubhouse were discussed. Bernice Rose closed with a song fest.

Tde Adobe Park Red Bluff Bernice Rose

Maywood Club Names 1975 76 Officers and Chairmen

Mrs. James J. Allen announced the 1975 76 chairmen at a Maywood Woman's Club executive board meeting and potluck at Mrs. Lola Lee Turner’s country home. Officers include Mmes. Ferris Turner Morris King Goings O’Leary Harper Danielson. Directors include Mines Agee Goings Hobbs Stewart Irwin Kibby Cordack DuClair. The club reported eyeglasses donations totaling 8000 pairs with $1329 wholesale value redirected to the Direct Relief Fund. Bylaws revisions were read for Oct 1 consideration.

Mmes Robert S. Ferris Lola Lee Turner Dwain D. Morris Ralph B. King Lester A. Goings Otho O’leary Charles B. Harper LaRue Danielson Turner Ellen Agee Edwin Hobbs Cecile Stewart Orrin C. Irwin Edith Kibby Jean Cordack Frank DuClair McPhains Morris William Huettl Dorothy Anderson Robert H. Hedgespeth DuClair Mmes. Turner Ferris Harper Goings and Hobbs Morris and Ferris Santa Barbara California Federation of Women’s Clubs Corning Allen Cindy) Jones

Southern forage fed beef to grow for U.S. market

Auburn University professor C S Hoveland told a Texas A&M conference that the South will develop large scale production of forage fed beef for the American market. He noted winter forages are best for finishing cattle and that yellow fat problems can be solved through educational programs.

College Station Tex UPI C.S. Hoveland Auburn University Texas Animal Agricultural Conference Texas A&m University South

Coming Events in Corning and Nearby Groups

Corning hosts a busy slate including the Rod and Gun Club trapshoot at 11:30 a.m. with a Chamber of Commerce coffee break 8 to 8:30 a.m. at the Comstock Room. Other meetings: Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at 7 p.m. in the Nugget Room Rainbow for Girls at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. American Legion events at Memorial Hall 8 p.m. Tuesday June 10 includes Thema County Pomona CWA meeting at 10:30 a.m. with a potluck luncheon and Royal Rangers at 7 p.m. at the Assembly of God Church.

Corning Rod and Gun Club Chamber of Commerce Comstock Corning Business and Professional Women’s Club Rainbow Masonic Temple American Legion Memorial Hall Thema County Pomona Cwa

Blood Bank in Corning Area on Wednesday

Corning's next blood bank will be held Wednesday June 11 from 1 to 6 pm at Veterans Memorial Hall. Lola Lee Turner notes the Tehama County reserve bank supplies blood for southern Tehama residents and units may be replaced in the patient’s name. The event is part of a monthly visit with Red Bluff on the third Wednesday. appointments via Ron or Don Worsham at 824-5748 or Mrs Turner at 824-3102.

Corning Veterans Memorial Hall Lola Lee Turner Tehama County Ron Don Worsham Turner

Paskenta People Attend Potluck and Visit Relatives

Local residents share visits and gatherings from Paradise to Corning. Tina Hansen and Kim Mason organized a Mother’s Day eve potluck at Simpson Finnell Park with a ball game and other activities. Memorial Day flowers were laid at Dipper Lake. Everett Shuckman celebrated his 78th birthday with a western boot shaped cake.

Tina Hansen Kim Mason Simpson Finnell Park Everett Shuckman Patty Kelly Messers Mmes Jess Bates Leonard Hanks Leon Pogge Ruby Addington

Mr and Mrs Gordon Locke Visit Friends

Mr and Mrs Gordon Locke of Chico visited friends here on Sunday.

Jim Right San Jose D. Vance Gordon Locke Chico

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