Elks Award 3900 in Tehama County College Scholarships
Red Bluff Elks Lodge No 1250 will award 3900 in college scholarships and Series E Bonds to Tehama County students Monday at 8 p m in the Youth Leadership Contest Most Valuable Student and Top Scholastic Graduating Student events Winners include Bonnie Williams Michele Metcalf Shelley Ambrose Ramon Garcia Julio Garcia Joseph Peachman II Cathy D Amato Karen Barnes Kenneth Warwick Jim Stricker Ann Baskins Bonnie Lind Robin Burroughs Anthony O Dell and others Scholarships are deposited with recipient colleges and state judging leads to further competition Open to the public
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Red Bluff
Coffman
Bonnie Bernice Williams
Corning High School
The
Elks National Foundation
Michele Deane Metcalf
Shelley Marie Ambrose
University of California, Davis
Red Bluff High School
Ramon Andres Garcia
Julio Octavio Garcia
Ramon
Julio
Joseph Abner Peachman II
Cathy D’amato
Mercy High School
Karen Barnes
Kenneth Warwick
Ann O. Baskins
Bonnie K. Lind
Jim Stricker
Robin Ann Burroughs
Anthony O’dell
Los Molinos High School
Red Bluff Lodge
Shasta College Faculty Association
Shasta College Alumni and Associates
Blanche L. Johnson
June E. Bills
Roberta A. Boer
Jerry D. Brown
Roger C. Cottingham
James D. Davis
Kathy J. Enerson
Douglas R. England
Barbara J. Fielder
Lisa Goodwin
Frank E. Gutierrez
Ann M. Henley
Edward A. Hess
Jana L. Ingram
Michael L. Irwin
Robert L. Jackson
Gerald F. Evarda
Denise A. Martin
Timothy J. Mayer
Brenda McFall
Dennis A. Mueller
Clara V. Padilla
Sherri L. Pierce
Kenneth A. Sanford
Ollie V. Selvester
David M. Shinn
David B. Short
Mary L. Thompson
Thomas L. Whalen
Gary E. Whitson
James S. Wills
Andrew Allen
Cottonwood
Ronald D. Anderson
Gerber
Scott H. Lyons
Tehama
Surgery Saves Child With Rare Deformity
In Miami, Joan and Mike celebrate the birth and successful early surgeries of Joe, a dipygus infant. Dr. Marc Rowe led multiple operations to remove extra limbs, aiming for a normal life as the publicized case progresses.
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Miami
UPS
Joan
Mike
Joe
Pattycake
Marc Rowe
University of Miami
School of Medicine
Miami Herald
Rowe
Planting guide for summer vegetables in May month
The article advises planting corn in small summer blocks every two weeks for a continuous supply and recommends spacing about a foot apart for full ears. Beans can be planted up to July 4 for late summer yields. squash cucumbers beets okra peppers eggplant and parsnips have varied timing and moisture needs. It notes soil moisture challenges and methods for seed and large-seed crops.
Currency Crisis Also Harms Swiss
In Lugano US official reports show Swiss banks and industry suffer from currency realignments. Union Bank of Switzerland balance fell to 12 million dollars in Q1 as foreign exchange losses and a 10 percent US dollar devaluation hit deposits. Nestle’s 7.9 percent turnover rise would have reached 10 percent without currency shifts. Sulzer, a major engineering group, noted lost foreign orders due to the Swiss franc float and devaluations elsewhere.
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Norris Willatt
Union Bank of Switzerland
Switzerland
United States
Nestle
George Sulzer
Sulzer Brothers
EEC
Susann Leads Best Seller List With Top Titles
Publishers Weekly current best sellers feature Jacqueline Susann at the helm with multiple fiction titles such as The Odessa File by Forsyth and The Taking of Pelham One Two Three by Godey. Nonfiction includes Atkins Diet Revolution and The Best and the Brightest by Halberstam. A Utah governor Calvin L Rampton began a third term on New Year’s Day 1973.
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Publishers’ Weekly
Jacqueline Susann
Odessa
Frederick Forsyth
Pelham
John Godey
Jonathan Livingston
Seagull
Richard Bach
Matlock Paper
Robert Ludlum
GREEN
Anya Seton
George W. Higgins
Byzantium
Irwin Shaw
LAW and Order
Dorothy Unhak
A.J. Lewinter
Robert Littell
DR. Atkins
Robert C. Atkins
Louis Nizer
Alex Comfort
O.K
Thomas Harris
David Halberstam
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
Adolf Hitler
Robert Payne
Elliott Roosevelt
Philip Stern
Vincent Teresa
Utah
Calvin L. Rampton
Red Bluff Church Adopts Summer Service Schedule
The Red Bluff First Church of God announces summer service times with Sunday school at 8 45 a m and morning worship at 10 a m followed by an evening service at 8 p m Pastors J A Barber Jr and Rodney W Thompson invite all and note planned programs for children including camping backpacking trips and Bible study Details available at the church or by telephone 527 5717 Happiness is a Home read the Want Ad Real Estate section.
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Red Bluff
Red Bluff 4 H Members to Attend Washington Citizenship Course
Red Bluff 4 H Club members Eileen Osgood and Jim DiDio Jr along with farm advisor Dan Desmond will join a National 4 H Citizenship Short Course July 23 26 in Washington DC. They travel with four California advisors to join 97 club members from across the state for capital tours world affairs talks and in depth citizenship training. Eileen Osgood and Jim DiDio Jr are listed as children of local residents in Red Bluff and Wilcox Road.
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Red Bluff
4-H Club
4-H Farm
Dan Desmond
Washington DC
Eileen Osgood
Jim DiDio Jr
4- H Council
Desmond
California
Mendocino
Stanislaus
Riverside Counties
Joe Osgood
Wilcox Road
Jim DiDio
Ramona DiDio
Riverside Avenue
Shasta College Prepares 440 Graduates For June Commencement
About 440 Shasta College students are to graduate this June with an Associate in Arts. The June 12 ceremony in the College Amphitheater will feature Ralph Barney as speaker on Man Eight Hundredth Lifetime-Foresight versus Hindsight and Linda Pires presenting the class. Dr. Gilbert A. Collyer retires June 30 and will award diplomas. The event includes the college band, choir, invocations, and a post ceremony reception.
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Shasta College
Ralph Barney
Linda Pires
Miss Pires
Neal Mandich
Gilbert A. Collyer
Collyer
Charles D. Miller
Board of
Elgar
James Fields
Judith Knowles
Lukas Foss
David McMartin
North Valley Baptist Church
Redding
M. Earl Johnson
Bethel Church
Richard B. Eaton
Superior Court
Students Urged To Register For Work In Red Bluff
The Red Bluff HRD Office urges students and summer workers to register for employment at the downtown office 836 Washington St or the Farm Labor Trailer 245 Antelope Blvd. Farm work is increasing with demand for resort services and small construction labor. Office hours at the downtown location are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Red Bluff
HRD
Washington St
Antelope Blvd
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