Karen Brinton and Dale Davis Wed In Double Ring Ceremony
Karen Brinton and Dale Patrick Davis married at Cottonwood First Baptist Church in a candle light service officiated by Rev. Lyndell Kuns. The couple will reside in Red Bluff with Davis pursuing studies at Shasta College and working at Kimberly Clark in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Brinton
Dale Davis
Karen Marie Brinton
Gordon L. Brinton
Cottonwood
Dale Patrick Davis
William R. Davis
Red Bluff
Cottonwood First Baptist Church
Lyndell Kuns
Terri Wilson
Arnett Brinton
Maria Bryant
Cathy Butler
Maid of Honor
Mark Davis
Dave Ault
Dan Marshall
Steve Yates
Doug Deese
Dan Brinton
Dennis Butler
Dave Johns
Janiece Roach
Dave Brinton
Jay Forte
Jeanine Butler
Della Leedy
Jefferson St
Davis
Shasta College
Kimberly Clark
Anderson
Clifford Taylor Receives All‑Expenses Retirement Trip
Clifford Taylor of Hoffman Tire Service and his wife Mary were awarded round trip plane tickets as a retirement gift. They toured Ohio Ontario and New York visiting relatives and landmarks including Niagara Falls Crystal Cave and Perry’s Monument during a six week journey. Taylor plans semi retirement while continuing occasional work duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Taylor
Hoffman Tire Service
Mary
United States
Taylor
Cleveland
Ohio
Harlo
Port Clinton
Sandusky
Dorothy Taylor
Eugene Taylor
Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Canada
Peace Bridge
Pennsylvania
New York
Ford Tri Motor
Bass Island
Crystal Cave
Taylors
Red Bluff
Eleanor Fritzell and Ray Beem Wed at Carmel
Former Red Bluff resident Eleanor Fritzell married Ray Beem of Red Bluff in a Carmel Highlands Inn ceremony. The Rev Don Hodson officiated at 7 p.m. with family as honor attendants. The couple will reside in Red Bluff, Beem working in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Inn
Carmel
Red Bluff
Eleanor Fritzell
Ray Beem
Bob Krail
San Jose
Bob
Eleanor) Krail
Roberta Blossom
Los Angeles
Gary
Lorelle
Molina
Beem
Sacramento
Fritzell
Corning News Notes Family Visits and Recoveries
Corning residents report a four day Battle Creek fishing and camping trip by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilder and grandchildren Jane Weber and Douglas Babb. Mrs. Sherman Thompson and Alice Sue Buck visit Sunnyvale. Arthur Lewellyn Jr and family from Richmond were guests here. William D. Sheppard returns home after a week in Corning Memorial Hospital, with visits from his son and family Lilly, John R. Sheppard of Livermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wilder
Jane Weber
Douglas Babb
Battle Creek
Sherman Thompson
Alice Sue
F.H. Buck
Alice Buck
Sunnyvale
Arthur Lewellyn Jr
Susanne
David
Alan
Richmond
William D. Sheppard
Corning Memorial Hospital
John R. Sheppard
Lilly
Livermore
Vina Area Reunion Picnic Set for July 15 in River Park
Vina Community Club plans final arrangements for the annual reunion picnic to be held Sunday July 15 at 11 a.m. on the south side of River Park at Woodson Bridge with a 12:30 p.m. potluck. Attendees should bring an entree and salad or dessert, plus table service. Prizes for oldest man and oldest native of Vina, and farthest travel, plus horseshoe and other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VINA
Vina Community Club
Vina Area
Helen Casteel
Hazel Ballard
Woodson Bridge
Red Bluff Upcoming Local Group Activities
On Monday July 2 events include Rainbow Girls at 6 45 p m Masonic Hall Tehama County High Twelve Club at 7 12 p m Crystal Tehama County Band at 8 p m city park with a 9 p m rehearsal Red Bluff Ramblers Square Dance workshop 8 to 10 30 p m Berrendos School Degree of Pocahontas at 8 p m Red Men Hall Panama Grange at 8 p m Manton On Tuesday July 3 Rotary Club at 12 15 p m Elks Lodge West Side CWA at 1 30 p m grange hall Lions Club at 6 45 p m Palomino Annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Tehama County High Twelve Club
Crystal
Tehama County Band
City Park
Red Bluff Ramblers Square Dance Workshop
Berrendos School
Pocahontas
Red Men Hall
Panama Grange
Manton
Rotary Club
Elks Lodge
West Side
CWA
Grange Hall
Lions Club
Palomino Annex
Corning Local Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
Corning clubs and organizations announce a busy slate with coffee klatsch in the Comstock Room 8 to 8 30 a m, Four Wheel Drive Club at 7 30 p m in the basement of the police department, Toastmistress at the Cultural Center IOOF Hall. Pomona Grange meets 8 p m at Manton School. Mount Olive Lutheran Ladies Aid at 9 30 a m in the church. Food Buyers' Club 3 to 7 p m at Foursquare Church. Royal Rangers 7 p m at Assembly of God Church. Young Farmers 8 p m at the High School. Rebekah Lodge 8 p m IOOF Hall. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary 8 p m Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Chamber of Commerce
Comstock
IOOF
Pomona Grange
Manton School
Mount Olive Lutheran Ladies Aid
Corning Food Buyers’ Club
Foursquare
Royal Rangers
Assembly of God
Corning Young Farmers
Rebekah Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Hall
Community Club Calendar For Tehama Area Thru July
Senior Citizens meet at 6 p.m. July 2 with potluck and business session. Eastern Star at 8 p.m. Masonic Vina Community Club hosts 1 30 p.m. activities. Tehama Lions at 7 30 p.m. Fireside Inn. Pine Creek Grange 8 p.m. July 2. Kiwanis 6 30 a.m. July 5 Hidden Harbor. El Camino CWA at 10 a.m. Los Molinos Grange 8 p.m. July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Vina Community Club
Tehama Lions Club
Fireside Inn
Pine Creek Grange
Grange
Kiwanis Club
Hidden Harbor
el Camino Cwa
Grange Hall
Los Molinos Grange
Women Of Moose Hold Installation In Chapter 1585
Bernice Ivey was installed senior regent of the Women of the Moose Chapter 1585 at the Moose Lodge on Pine Street. Ray Edwards served as installing guide with three past senior regents as installing committee. officers took their posts as Arlene Jones junior graduate regent and others. The event featured a Music Notes decor theme and included escorts, pianist, candle lighters, and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Bernice Irey
Arlene Jones
Harriet Marvin
Hazel Edwards
Mary Robinson
Jeanne Allwardt
Myrna Arnold
LaVon Laird
Iva Petersen
Ray Edwards
Judy Bucher
Ann Ryan
Margaret Studebaker
Bernice Ivey
Moose Lodge
Pine Street
LaVon _ Laird
Iva
Lori Williams Celebrates Sixth Birthday With Two Parties
Lori Ann Williams marked her sixth birthday with two celebrations in Corning. A Chico skating party followed by a home gathering on Colusa Street included family and friends such as Judy Jones Janet Jones Johnny Jones Wendi Lucero Tami Lucero Teresa Smith Ronny Williams Steven Barbo and Lori’s grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray G Lachenmyer. A Lapland skirt sent by Major and Mrs Una Erikson of Stockholm Sweden was among the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
John Jones
Debbi Lucero
Lori
Ray G. Lachenmyer
Judy
Janet
Johnny
Dayton Smith
Monty
Teresa
Ronny
Tommy
Lapland
Major
Una Erikson
Stockholm
Sweden
Card Party Results at Maywood Grange Whist event
Eva Coles leads with 187 points followed by Otto Johnson 181 and Al Hall 175 in Maywood Grange Whist. A door prize went to H G Lightfield. Next party set for July 5. The feature notes tallest tree and Panama Canal trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood Grange
Eva Coles
Otto Johnson
al Hall
Anna DeBrrow
Loretta Flournoy
M. Peterson
R.H. Floyd
Elizabeth Howard
M. Klemneger
Alta Hamaker
H.G. Lightfield
Senior Centers To Be Closed Fourth Of July
Corning and Red Bluff senior centers will close Wednesday for the Fourth of July. The Golden Age Center in Red Bluff opens Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. with Dorothy Schwaller hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Red Bluff
Dorothy Schwaller
Golden Age Center
Schwaller
Alice Williams
Richard Summers
Fifth Generation Of Corning Family Born
Kathryn Ruth Gordon was born on June 21 1973 at St Elizabeth Community Hospital in Corning becoming the fifth generation in the Kirkwood Corning family. She is daughter of Warren Gordon granddaughter of Jack Gordon and great granddaughter of Arthur Lewellyn Sr and Alicie Dagen and the late Orval Dagen. Mrs Dagen age 86 is a Tehama General Hospital patient visited daily by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehama General Hospital
Environmental clue questions pesticide residue evidence
Scientists and environmentalists challenge pesticide residue claims in a British report. Dr D G Hessayon notes 32 of 34 soil samples sealed since 1910 show trace residues, though those pesticides were not used until the 1940s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.G. Hessayon
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Crossword clues read as printed with many misspellings and OCR errors. The puzzle lists across and down entries with numerous unclear items including references to Bombay belle garb Indian cymbals and various wordplay hints. The grid appears damaged and partial phrases mix with clue notes and theme snippets.
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Fellowship Hall
Cindy Williams
Oregon
Dale P. Davis
Bayles Studio
Bendinger
Marcia Lynn Jensen
Russell Dean Skelton
Dryden Jensen
Russell B. Skelton
Red Bluff High School
Skelton
Diamond International
H.C. Moller
Klamath Falls
Ore
Hayward
el Sobrante
Menlo Park
Berkeley
Quincy
Chico
Los Molinos
Redding
Daily News
Main St. P.O
Sun
Central
Tehama
Honday
Tehama County
Danity News
Women of Moose
Vicki Dodd
Bonnie Ammerman
Lori Dana
Jeri Bloxham
Debbie Jones
Kenny Jones Jr
Pat Ryan
Shelia Heller
Rhonda Tierce
Rhonda
Joe Goen
Lori Williams
W. L. Wiseman
Scott River
Fort Jones
Tom & Jan Ball
Rt. 1
Oak Streo Bluff
United Artist Theatre
Aya
Jim Brown
Lee van Cleef
Elcondor
Gene Hackman
Shelly Winters
Ernest Borgnine
Howard Libbey
California
Canal
Panama Canal
National Geographic
Itstar Gazer
Clay R. Pollan
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Nedthal
LIBRA
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Marci
LEO
VIRGO
Tory
Erning
Sagittarius
Thomas Joseph
Bombay
Salad Ingredier
New Guinea
Adam
Mypis
Fop’s
Uchy
East Indies
Tallinn
Eataway
Bolt
Mr. Onassis
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