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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
2
Delta Kappa Gamma names Helen Strode president at the first meeting of the new regime. Present were officers Anne Krause and Donna.
A dense local listing of community meetings and social events across Tehama County. From Toastmasters and Rainbow Girls to Rotary and Lions Club, with times, venues, and brief notes across Monday to Wednesday.
Plans for the class of 1952 reunion at Elks Lodge Red Bluff are set for June 24 with a 1 to 4 p.m. informal reception a 6 to 7 p.m. cocktail hour and 7 p.m. dinner. Dinner is 15 per couple or 7.50 single Reservations via Mrs Jim Ellis 527-3633 or 1640 El Cerrito Court Red Bluff.
Red Bluff residents feature in academic milestones and relocations. Irene Perry Kuelimer moves with husband James Kuelimer from Reno to Snug Harbor while Tom Felthouse begins NSF project work at Washington State University and will join University of the Pacific this fall. Ellen Ann Hendricks graduates from UC Davis with a history BA as her family attends. David L. Heeren earns a Doctor of Pharmacy at UC San Francisco and starts a yearlong internship in San Francisco. Mrs Kenneth Burkhart and infant John Michael arrive from Loring Air Base to stay with her mother in Red Bluff. A pantry recipe provides cocktail vegetable juice with dill yields about 1 1/2 cups.
An acoustical study links home noise to annoyance around 50 decibels and pain at 140 decibels with noise rising five percent yearly. It highlights wall transmission and reverberation, suggests paneled walls and prefinished hardboard for sound control, and cites easy installation and decorative durability.
Two self help therapy groups join for a public performance by Odds and Ends a musical group formed by Friendship Center. Special guests include county officials from mental health social welfare and related offices. The event at the David Avenue church hall features instrumentalists vocalists and charity appearances.
Marta Marie Lassey daughter of Robert Lassey and Carol Lassey wed Dennis McGovern in Guerneville California last month. The ceremony at Arm strong State Park Natural Theater was by Rev Telford Jones with vows inspired by The Prophet. Attendants were Jerry McGovern and his wife.
Central Tehama events list upcoming meetings for June including Senior Citizens potluck at Memorial Hall at 6 p.m. and Tehama Lions Club at 7 30 p.m. at Fireside Inn. Also notes T L S Tops Club at Book Nook and VFW Post Auxiliary at Memorial Hall and Kiwanis Club at E Camino Grange.
Fort Bragg meeting plans a pin presentation for 25 and 50 year members with reviews from Chico and Dunsmuir. Tentative date set for October 12. Refreshments served after the meeting. Next review group meeting scheduled for Thursday July 13.
Nels Angele reports on the new Senior Center open to all seniors in the reservations for the Ice Follies. The next meeting is June supper at 6 30 p.m. The club meets at the Woman's Clubhouse on Rio Street. GOOD FLAVOR Grated lemon rind and ground mace season mashed sweet potatoes.
A World Health expert notes 20 000 villagers between Angoram and Amboin on the Sepik river show little dental decay. Flood-prone low banks have no decay, while higher, non flooding areas show normal problems. Soil rich in strontium and calcium links to dental health. research seeks global applications.
Local notice outlines daily publication schedule with delivery by carrier and pricing. Rates include $2.00 monthly or $24 yearly for home delivery, mail rate $24 annually, extra for auto subscriptions, and 10 cent per issue for single copies. Contact P O Box 220, Red Bluff, CA.
Linda Greer a California University Chico student leaves Saturday for the Santa Cruz area to begin a second summer as counselor at a Christian youth camp. She is accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs W H Greer who overnighted in Livermore with Mrs Greer's brother John R Sheppard and family.
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