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Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1973

Page

3

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights

A compilation of reader questions and responses covers marital strain over an adopted daughter, neighbor-animal care conflicts, gossip about a husband’s associates, and counsel on personal growth. Ann Landers urges counseling, setting boundaries, and choosing healthier social circles.

Ann Landers Daddy

Aqua Calisthenics Class For Women Starts June 26

A seven week aqua calisthenics program for women will begin June 26 at McGlynn Pool. Instructor Velma Trujillo, from Shasta College, leads sessions Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:30 to 9 pm in four feet of water. Registration is $4.50. sign up at city hall or mail checks to the City of Red Bluff, recreation director.

John Gales McGlynn Pool Velma Trujillo Shasta College

Cottonwood Girl To Represent Area In Dairy Contest

Cottonwood teenager Gail Gott 17 will represent the area at the 16th California Dairy Princess contest in Anaheim in June 1922. She competes with 11 district finalists for the crown while Pat Boone helps crown the new princess at the Disneyland Hotel. The state princess will serve as a public relations representative for the dairy industry under the California Milk Advisory Board and tour California for a year.

Gail Gott Eugene F. Gott Cottonwood Anaheim Gott Pat Boone Sandy Peltz Modesto Disneyland Hotel Grand Ballroom California Milk Advisory Board California

Dual Degrees For Sacramento State Graduate Timothy Chaffin

Timothy Chaffin son of Gerald and Mrs. Moore of Red Bluff earned dual degrees in social sciences and corrections at Sacramento State University. He maintained a B average, is a 1966 Red Bluff High School graduate, served two years in the army including time in Vietnam, and is married to Rachel Thompson with a daughter Angela.

Timothy Chaffin Gerald Moore Evelyn Street Red Bluff Sacramento State University Chaffin Red Bluff High School Vietnam Rachel Thompson Angela

Dear Mrs. Ricker Love Advice From a Teen

A 15 year old writes seeking marriage with an 18 year old and a remedy for broken trust with parents. The advice urges patience, honesty, and dating others to prove responsibility while noting possible future changes in plans. A 14 year old boy asks about curfew and dating a 13 year old, with guidance that she is too young for regular late dates and that his own curfew may be too strict.

Ricker Mrs. Ricker Patsy Jerry

The Farmer's Wife Musings on Air, News, and Morality

A Red Bluff column reflecting on 1968 smog warnings, Watergate television coverage, and evolving national ethics. It includes a travel vignette from the Far East, commentary on farming independence, economic notes on government employment and federal spending, and book picks with a Bright Thought by Cato the Elder.

More Homes Are Air Conditioned Centrally In U S

UPI reports industry sources predict over 40 percent of new single family homes this year will have central air conditioning. A Borg-Warner York Division study projects about 900000 of 2.1 million homes built will include central units. York president Jack Kennedy notes growing demand as lifestyle and stores turn air conditioned. Tallahassee was chosen as Florida Territory capital in 1823.

York UPI Borg-Warner Corporation Jack Kennedy

Larger Concession Trailer Bought By Band Committee

The Spartan Band Appreciation Committee purchased the former vision and hearing trailer from Tehama County for 450 dollars to remodel as a larger concession trailer. It will serve popcorn sno cone and cotton candy, with band boosters supervising. The trailer will be ready for use on the Fourth of July in the city park.

Spartan Band Appreciation Committee Vision and Hearing Tehama County Albert Clark Antelope Huckleberry Home

Revenue Sharing Funds Channelled Into Local Projects

A federal revenue sharing study finds 72 percent of 770 jurisdictions plan to use part of the $6.2 billion distributed so far for construction and improvements. The report, released at the U.S. Mayors Conference, covers small Alaskan villages to major cities and cites concern over the program’s future.

San Francisco UPI Moon Landrieu New Orlean Graham W. Watt Office of Revenue Sharing

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