American Legion Posts Install in Red Bluff Hall
American Legion Posts and Auxiliaries from Red Bluff Corning and Orland held a joint installation at the Veterans Memorial Hall in Red Bluff with Mount Lassen Raisner and Tommy A Thompson units presenting officers and officers’ aides. Installing officers included Earl Atkinson, Eli Hartman, and Robert A. Peterson. 65 members and guests attended with refreshments served by Red Bluff Unit and decorations centering on a Three Ring Circus theme.
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Corning
Red Bluff
Orland American Legion
Veterans Memorial Hall
Mount Lassen
Leon Deering
Don Miller
Franklin Sutton
John Reynolds
Harry A. Delfs
Sam Aycock
Arthur Krois
James Kline
John Toth
Raisner
L. L. Sharp
Ben Weidner
George F. Cantwell
Richard Stevens
Arthur Adams
Joe Piazza
B. H. Murphy
Earl Atkinson
Wheatland
Eli Hartman
Paradise
Robert A. Peterson
Vivian Jones
Alice England
Bertha Stricker
Ruth Dexter
Minnie Maimes
Myrtle Miller
Agnes Berghahl
Esther Ballard
Leona Messinger
No. 45
Helen Moran
Anne Brimblecom
Alma Woodard
Dorothy Craig
Winona Isaac
Harriet Azevedo
Margaret Jones
Estella Blood
Emma Strain
Eda Woods
Tommy A. Thompson
No. 141
Vera Wheeler
Thelma Roberts
Aetna Goettsch
Madge Phillips
Alvina Penrose
Leta Sharp
Helen Hartman
Laurette C. Field
Chico
Jean Browning
Orland
Betty Krois
Formal Installation Planned By Women Of The Moose
Women of the Moose Chapter No. 1585 plan a formal candle lighting ceremony Saturday at 8 p.m. for incoming officers. Senior regent Arlene Jones and other officers will be installed. The event features "Heart" themed decor and music by Joyful Sounds with Ruth Eskridge at the piano. Red Bluff Union High School superintendent Pat Murphy will address attendees. Public invited.
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Women of the Moose
Joe Goen
Arlene Jones
Margaret Studebaker
Bernice Ivey
Dorothy Dittmer
Fawn Norman
Doris Criss
Mira Eggers
Villa
Johnson
Argos
Harriett Marvin
Sentinel
Iva Petersen
LaVon Laird
Maria Arnold
Kenneth Joens
Varnie Burlison
Louis Laird
Denise Anderson
Vickie Jones
Debbie Jones
Kenneth Jones Jr
Beckie Dodd
Terry L. Goen
Laurie Dana
Ruth Eskridge
Pat Murphy
Red Bluff Union High School
Executive Board Meets June 27
The Red Bluff Woman's Club Executive Board will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. on June 27 at the Club House. All officers and committee chairmen are urged to attend if possible per president Mrs. Harold Pascoe.
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Red Bluff Woman’s Club
Harold Pascoe
Parents Without Partners Plan Several Events
The chapter schedules a calendar night at Adobe State Park this evening at 8. An adult barbecue at Mill Creek Campground across the river from Tehama is set for June 24 at 7 p.m., potluck. A family picnic is planned for Forward Park Sunday at 2 p.m., with foods and drinks to be shared and baseball gear to be brought. Crafts for children will be hosted by Maile Vallier at 1350 Garden Ave. on June 27 from 7:30 to 9 p.m., furnished by the club. For information contact Darlene Taylor or Roberta Wilson.
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Parents Without Partners
Adobe State Park
Mill Creek
Tehama
Forward Park
Maile Vallier
Garden Ave
Darlene Taylor
Roberta Wilson
Analyze What Bothers You
A compact guide on identifying everyday noise and vibration irritants at home. It urges stopping to consider what unseen hums disturb you from dripping taps to heavy appliances, and taking steps to reduce them for calmer living. It ends with a prompt about Daily News Want Ads for quick cash.
Family's Frogs Fill Three Rooms in Fort Smith Home
In Fort Smith Arkansas Mrs Mabel Winters and her husband Quinn have a vast frog collection. The display spans three rooms with 12 cases and includes 3124 frogs in assorted materials from agate to volcano ash. The 64 year old collector began in 1936 in Mexico after her daughter received a plastic frog from a gum machine.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Mabel Winters
Red Bluff Coming Events Schedule
Soroptimist Club meets at 7 p.m. at Palomino Annex. Toastmistress 7:30 p.m. at Red Bluff High School faculty room. Active 20-30 Club at 7 p.m. Bonanza. Talk Session 7:30 to 10 p.m. Casa Amistad. Friendship Center 8 p.m. Y June 22. Helena Rebekah Lodge 8 p.m. IOOF Hall. Order of Red Men 8 p.m. Red Men Hall. Knights of Columbus 8 p.m. Sacred Heart Church. El Camino Grange 8 p.m. Grange Hall. No American Benefit Association 8 p.m. NDGW Hall.
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Palomino Annex
Red Bluff High School
Bonanza
Casa Amistad
Helena Rebekah Lodge
Order of Red Men
Knights of Columbus
Sacred Heart
el Camino Grange
Grange
No. American Benefit Association
NDGW
Water Calisthenics Class For Women At Red Bluff Pool
The Red Bluff Recreation Dept sponsors a water calisthenics program for women held Mondays from 8 to 9 30 p m at the municipal pool. Velma Trujillo conducts the class with no charge. The next session is Monday June 26, announced by John Suhr director of the Parks and Recreation Dept.
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Red Bluff
John Suhr
Parks and Recreation Dept
Velma Trujillo
Suhr
Coming Events for Thursday June 22
Weight Watchers meets at 7 p.m. in the music room of West Street School. Lions Club gathers at 7 p.m. in the Comstock Room for its monthly session.
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West Street School
Lions Club
Comstock Room
Ann Womack Heads Slate of Soroptimist Officers
Red Bluff Soroptimist Club installs officers for 1972 73 at a dinner meeting with Mar jorie Lauerman directing. New officers include Ann Womack president Lucille McCready vice president Clara Belle Frost recording secretary Jeanne Merrill corresponding secretary Mildred Chapman treasurer directors Jane Shirley Marie Soncrant and delegates Della Mae Silbaugh and Marie Soncrant as parliamentarian.
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Red Bluff
Palomino Annex
Marjorie Lauerman
District 3
Bettie Henry
Redding
Ann Womack
Lucille McCready
Clara Belle Frost
Jeanne Merrill
Mildred Chapman
Jane
Nadine Davis Presides At Pomona CWA Meeting
Nadine Davis presided at the Pomona Committee of Women's Activities meeting held at Los Molinos Grange Hall with eighteen members present. The group voted not to have a booth at Tehama County fair and heard reports from subordinate grange chairmen. The next Pomona CWA meeting is set for July 11 at 10 30 a.m. at West Side Grange Hall.
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Los Molinos Grange Hall
Pomona Committee of Women’s Activities
Nadine Davis
Lillie Hurt
CWA
Tehama County Fair
Grange
Clara Clary
el Camino
Mabel Sheperd
Independent
Laura Dickison
Los Molinos
Bea Alberico
Capay
Suselle Taylor
Manton
Lila Kelley
Pine Creek
Millie Ryan
West Side
Vera Dobson
Agnes Konberg
Los Molinos Grange
Pomona Cwa
Grange Hall
Auxiliary Sets Two Day Sale at VFW Hall Cottonwood
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7141 plans a white elephant and rummage sale to raise funds for projects. Mrs Weymuth Krebling says the sale runs Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Cottonwood VFW hall.
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Cottonwood
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 7141
Weymuth Krebling
VFW Hall
Hospital Notes New Admits at Corning Memorial
Newly admitted patients at Corning Memorial Hospital include Wanda Wiseman of Gerber Pearl Ballard of Vina Nettie Rochford David Agee and Ernest Danielson of Corning.
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Corning Memorial Hospital
Wanda Wiseman
Gerber
Pearl Ballard
Vina
Nettie Rochford
David Agee
Ernest Danielson
Corning
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