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Local notices and brief write ups about ongoing community events. Includes meetings, club gatherings, and volunteer opportunities across the city.
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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
2
Local notices and brief write ups about ongoing community events. Includes meetings, club gatherings, and volunteer opportunities across the city.
About 300 persons toured six local homes on the Century of Homes fundraiser sponsored by the Red Bluff Tehama AAUW. Proceeds benefited a local scholarship and the Kelly Griggs House Museum renovation fund with numerous volunteers and hostesses assisting at each stop.
Mary Anderson from Birmingham designed a simple manually operated windshield wiper after observing streetcar drivers in 1902. She patented the device in 1903, but it took years to catch on, and she died in 1953 at age 87, likely amused by its global adoption.
The Emblem Club hosted its third annual bridge party at the Elks hall chaired by Martha Pimentel. Six tables of members and guests enjoyed a noon luncheon and an afternoon of bridge with several prizes awarded.
Red Bluff groups host a Tuesday June 13 schedule with Lions Club Instalation I T S tops club DeMolay Odd Fellows and more at local halls. Wednesday June 14 features Weight Watchers meeting and a noon Retired Public Employer Association gathering in the city park.
Coring Eta Kappa chapter Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority holds installation and initiation dinner at 7 p.m. at The Olive Tree. Royal Rangers meet at 7 p.m. Assembly of God Church. Mount Olive Lutheran Ladies' Aid at 7 30 p.m. church. Maywood Grange 8 p.m. Grange Hall. Olivet Lodge F and A 8 p.m. Masonic Temple. American Legion Auxiliary 8 Mystic Star cancer dressing station 9 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Dorcas Welfare Society 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Seventh Day Adventist Church. Retired Public Employees System picnic at noon Red Bluff City Park. Rotary Club 12 15 p.m. Olive Tree.
Central Tehama Rainbow Girls meet at 7 p.m. at Los Molinos Volunteer Fire Department with events continuing at 7 30 p.m. Cowper's Plumbing Department Auxiliary gathers at 8 p.m. J and J Cafe hosts the afterhours gathering.
Mrs. Marie Manahan and daughter with relatives visited Prairie City and Redmond while Prairie City is the family home of Mrs. Manahan. Mrs. Marjorie Stlenter arrived in Red Bluff to visit her mother and sister in Redding. Lori Kratzer, San Jose State College student, is home for summer with her mother Mrs. Edna Kratzer.
A compact guide to monitoring cook times so meat is removed at the right moment. Plan multi item grilling to ensure all foods finish simultaneously and stay juicy.
A Los Molinos graduate, Marilyn McDonald, will receive her nursing diploma from Samuel Merritt Hospital School of Nursing in a Friday ceremony at 8 p.m. in Oakland. The 57 senior nurses, led by McDonald, will march at First United Presbyterian Church for the diploma presentation as Dr. Ellis E. McCune of California State University Hayward delivers the commencement address.
Aimed at vacationers, this AP feature explains how to outfit a family with luggage for under 100 dollars. It suggests four bags per four-person family: garment bag, Pullman, Weekender, and Tote Bag, with planning tips to maximize space and minimize repacking.
Gift idea highlights colorful insulated steins featuring vintage autos like the 1930 Cord and 1928 Model A. Double wall insulation keeps drinks frosty. mugs tumblers and ice buckets also available in sets of four at department stores.
Corning resident Mrs. Frank E. Morgan returned from Orlando with her daughter Mrs. Jerry Ivey and granddaughter Cindy. They toured Disneyworld's new 52 square mile site, saw two large motels and The Dutch Inn convention hall, and visited Kennedy Space Center and Apollo 16 assembly in Daytona Beach. Mrs. Ivey serves in Thailand and is due home soon. Weather was hot with frequent rains.
Newly admitted patients at Corning Memorial Hospital include Leta Hays Marty W Callahan Elige Stillwell Carrie Reynolds Roscoe Eggers Rollyn Johnson Anne Transue Elsie Berlinger LeRoy Johnson Brenda Leafty and Martyn Stetson of Corning with others. Surgical patients at St Elizabeth Community Hospital are Margaret Henderson of Red Bluff and Renita Packer of Corning.
Red Bluff Lapidary Incorporated held a meeting to discuss Tehama County Fair preparations. President Ray Caber presided as members prepared boles and staffing for booths, displayed malachite cabochons, and awarded Frank Main for best malachite cabochon.
Twenty members attended the El Camino Grange meeting with Kermit Kast filling in for the master Margaret Thomson. The charter was draped for Elsie Young. Margie Dyer received third and fourth degrees. Alice Kast led the Father’s Day program with readings by Lewis McDonald David Thumler Dennis White and Alice Kast.
The Red Bluff Woman’s Club concluded its season with a picnic at the new president Mrs. Harold Pascoe’s home. A memorial service honored three deceased members, a scholarship was awarded to Trevelyan Houck, life membership granted to Eleanor Pyeatt, and the theme for the next year announced as Let Us Take Time for All Things with numerous 1972 73 chairmen named.
A simple upgrade using double solid panel doors can create a gracious home entrance. If space is limited the second door may be a non opening dummy with space behind used as a hall closet. Keep cake mixes for one year in a cool dry place.
Mr and Mrs Terry Byrd of Los Molinos welcomed a son Terry Lee Byrd Jr born June 10 1972 at Corning Memorial Hospital weighing nine pounds The newborn adds to the Byrd family in the community.
Real estate want ads highlight homes for sale and rental listings. Advertisers include local agencies and private sellers offering single family houses and apartments with prices locations and contact details. Readers are invited to inquire about listed properties and schedule viewings.
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