Fish Ditch Frustrations Mixed With Local Notes
The columnist vents about the Fish Ditch and salmon spawning signs at the ranch, jokes about visitors and a hot dog stand, and shifts to local items including the LIFE program at Red Bluff High School, a duckpond report, and community picnic memories in Dairyville. It mentions books, writers, and a Bright Thought quotation.
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Red Bluff High School
I.q.’S
John W. Gardner
Duckpond
B. H
Red Bluff
Club to Sponsor Deaf Youth Magic Show in Red Bluff
Active 2030 Club will stage a 8 p.m. magic and illusion evening in Red Bluff on July 31 to aid Tehama County Deaf Children. Kramien and his Wonder Workers troupe headline with Kathleen Lison, a former Miss Nevada World and Tropicana Las Vegas performer, as hostess and pianist. The act promises classic illusions and new feats by the Western’s largest magic troupe.
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Active 2030 Club
Kramien
Wonder Workers
Red Bluff
Tehama County
West
Kathleen Lison
Tropicana
Las Vegas
Red Bluff Mayor Attends Rotary International Convention
Red Bluff Mayor Gene Penne and Mrs Penne returned from Houston where they attended Rotary International's 63rd annual convention. Penne is president elect of the Red Bluff Rotary Club and has served as a Rotarian for five years. The convention theme urged Rotarians to advance the Rotary ideal of service through business and profession and citizen efforts worldwide. Future conventions are set for Lausanne in 1973 and Minneapolis St Paul in 1974.
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Red Bluff
Gene Penne
Penne
Houston
Texas
Rotary International
Russians Buy Sears Catalogs on San Diego Shore Visit
In San Diego 81 scientists and crew from the Russian vessel Dimitry Mendeleev purchase 30 Sears catalogs. Prof Alexander Lisitzin says the catalogs are used as reference books to compare world market prices during their marine science mission to the southeast Pacific.
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San Diego
Calif
Sears & Roebuck Co
Alexander Lisitzin
Dimitry Mandeleev
Southeast Pacific
Plan To Pay Sheepmen For Loss To Predatory Animals
In Cheyenne Wyoming the National Woolgrowers president called a plan to compensate sheepmen for livestock losses to predators unworkable. Vern Vivian of Rawlins warned such a program would let coyotes and other predators run free, threatening wild game resources. He argued verification would fail as many carcasses cannot be located or recovered, with only an estimated 50 to 75 percent of losses provable under such a scheme.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
National Woolgrowers
Vern Vivian
Rawlins
Pas
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