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2A – Daily News – Thursday, May 20, 2010 Community people&events Birth Floral designers win at flower show By KATHY BRAMHALL Last week I wrote about the winners in the Horticulture Division of Red Bluff Garden Club’s 49th Annual Flower Show. This week I will be announcing the Winners in the Design Division, and Youth and Education- al Sections of the Special Exhibits Division. Many thanks to Theme Photo Courtesy of We Shoot Ya Greg and Laura LaFazio, a son, Jaxson Lee LaFazio, 7 pounds, 11 ounces and 20.5 inches long, born at 4:51 p.m. on March 24, 2010, at St. Elizabeth Community Hospital in Red Bluff. Welcoming baby are grandparents Ernie and Ina McLaughlin and Monda LaFazio, all of Red Bluff, Jim and Andrea Myers of Ketchikan, Alaska; great- grandparents Frank LaFazio and Marie Thayer of Red Bluff and Alfred and Doris Myers of Mossyrock,Wash. Designer, Joie Raymond, for her depiction of "Life in the Garden". Raymond used white, lavender, and two-tone yellow and brown irises, lavender, and sago palm in one design and weathered wood, sago palm and arti- choke flowers in a second all-dry design. In the Design Division there was a 4-way tie for the sweepstakes ribbon— 4 designers won 2 blue ribbons each—Collette Bauer, Los Molinos, Lorna Bonham, Red Bluff, Fran Galantine, Gerber, and Sharon SECRET WITNESS 529-1268 A program of Tehama County Neighborhood Watch Program, Inc. Setting it straight There was an error in Saturday’s front page story "Tehama County Roads, fees, fuel tanks are on tap". Above-ground petroleum storage tank fees will be charged annually, though inspections will only be performed tri-annually. A caption in Wednesday’s story titled “Divide and Conquer” gave the wrong name for the World Hemp Expo Extravaganja 2010. The Daily News regrets the errors. –––––––– It is the policy of the Daily News to correct as quickly as possible all errors in fact that have been published in the newspaper. If you feel a factual error has been made in a news story, call the news department at 527-2153. Kessey, Red Bluff. Sec- ond place ribbons were counted to get the sweep- stakes winner—which went to Collette Bauer. Lorna Bonham’s design for the "Crisp & Green" class won the Tri- Color Award and the award of Design Excel- lence for the best design in the show. Bonham used equisetum, green goddess callas, aspidistra, tiny lime green mums, and euphorbia massed togeth- er at different levels in a ceramic container. Bon- ham also won the Table Artistry award for her depiction of "Oldies but Goodies". She used rusty springs suspended in a frame, red Altissimo roses and red and white dishes and napkin. Shirley Felder of Red Bluff won the Designer’s Choice award for her interpretation of ‘Flame of Life’ with red anthuri- ums, yellow and green variegated aucuba leaves and Zealand flax (Phormium tenax) on a yellow back- ground. Maud Slionys won the Petite Award beating out 13 other exhibits with her interpretation of "Small Favors". Colette Bauer won two blue ribbons for her interpretation of "New Start" and "Fresh Begin- nings" using white calla lilies and yellow and white Dutch iris. Bauer also won two second place ribbons in design— for "Crisp & Green" for "Golden Moments". In the Youth Section members of the Westside 4-H Gardeners made entries in design and cut specimens. The whole Parks family won Youth Achievement Award rib- bons—Sofie Parks, Karl Parks, Katie Parks, and Nicky Parks, and one rib- bon to Autumn Scholzen for their designs with roses and other garden delights. a dark New Sharon Kessey won the Educational Award with her display on Inviting Birds & Butterflies to Your Garden. Congratulations to all the exhibitors. We hope to see you next year at our 50th Annual Standard Flower Show. The Red Bluff Garden Club is affiliated with Cas- cade District Garden Clubs; California Garden Clubs. Inc; Pacific Garden Clubs; and National Garden Clubs Inc. 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Formal Farewell For Bartlam’s Will Be Tomorrow Night The farewell reception to be tendered Rev. and Mrs. Bartlam by the Elks lodge, high school faculty and the Episcopal guild will be tomorrow night at the Elks Hall.... A program which commences at 8:15 o’clock has been arranged by the committee consisting of music, speeches, etc. – Daily News, May 20, 1920 Courtesy photos Red Bluff Emblem club feted its charter members, pictured top left as the club observed its 45th birthday. Those present were, front row from left, Eleanor Fritzell, Delores Van Veghel, Patty Hassey and Nellie Cofflnan; back row, Liz Brunk and Joyce Tatro, with Jeannie Garton, 2010-2011 president. Other charter members unable to attend were Neva Geijsbeek, Marie Goodwill, Millie Krick, Gena Penne, Vivian Williams and Velma Growney Zanella. Pictured bottom, left: Past presidents who celebrated Emblem club's 45th birthday were, front row from left, Connie Ross, Susie Kneaper, Argent Hale, Bonnie Lewis and June Quincy; back row, Lupe Harris. Ruth Britt,Viola Dyson,Ann Ault, Cheri Fereira, Joyce Tatro, Helen Robson and Joanne Lerch. Paid Political Advertisement