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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1975
Page
2
Sherri Pierce and Jergie Collins wed in a ceremony featuring Swiss dresses with cape sleeves. They held baskets of flowers as several relatives and friends attended including a groom’s older brother in law and guests from Jacksonville Medford Hayward Sacramento Paradise and other locations.
Shasta District of the California Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its summer conference June 24 in Dunsmuir at the House of Glass Highway 5 North from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A luncheon will be served at noon followed by entertainment. Reservations by June 19 with Mrs A Johnson 663 South 1st Street Calif 96025. Corning unit news notes May gatherings and July installations with a donation to Camp Woodhill and fair booth staffing.
A reader laments long distance costs and the move to direct dialing at odd hours. He recalls a Nashville call saved $1.25, notes unlisted numbers from directory assistance, and warns about extra charges. The piece satirically questions whether phone bills justify such routines.
A list of Thursday events includes El Camino CWA at 10 a.m. Grange Hall Unity meeting 10 to 11 a.m. at Gilmore Road and Williams Avenue BPW Luncheon Club at noon Crystal Night Cap Stand 6 30 p.m. Red Bluff TOPS Club 6 30 p.m. Salisbury High Overeaters Anonymous 7 30 p.m. St Peter's Episcopal Corning Lions Club 7 p.m. Comstock Room Weight Watchers 7 30 p.m. parish hall Immaculate Conception Catholic Ladies Guild 8 p.m. parish hall.
Mr and Mrs Truman of Red Bluff now living in Bellingham Washington are visiting James Ryan in Red Bluff area. Bob Wolcott, son of Elwyn and the Wolcott family of Flournoy, earned a Bachelor of Science in agriculture at Chico State University during spring commencement.
Cliff Kaul of The Travelers Insurance Companies spoke at the Red Bluff BPW Club about no fault insurance. He said the plan removes blame, reduces red tape, and lowers costs by avoiding many liability delays. Travelers plan sets a five thousand dollar benefit limit, chosen because over 90 percent of economic loss claims fall within it.
The Gem and Mineral Society earned first place for the lapidary club display at the Silver Dollar Fair in Chico last month and took second at the June Olive View School meeting led by President Francis Musser. Plans for the June 8 Rock Swap at River Park were announced with Henry Lace as general breakfast chair and John Cox in charge of registration and prizes. Dottia Johnson shared her cross country trip across all 50 states and led a quiz on Gem and Mineral Magazine articles. Albert Roth won the cabochon contest in the master’s class for an Aragonite from Mexico awarded to Everett Bock. Refreshments were provided by Ray Turner, Sylvia Meentz, and Swanee Bock. The July 3 meeting is a 7 p.m. potluck on River Park’s north side.
Newly admitted at Corning Memorial Hospital are Anderson Lum of Red Bluff and Martha Jones and Celia McAllister of Orland.
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