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FredandMarjorieWannamakerrekindledtheirloveforoneanotherat"TheTable"CentralUnitedMethodistChurch. Fred and Marjorie Wan- namaker, of Red Bluff, re- newed their wedding vows Oct.10at"TheTable"Central United Methodist Church on H Street, Sacramento. Their wedding took place Oct. 10, 1964 at the same church. A catered luncheon fol- lowed the ceremony in the church social hall. The couple's 50th anni- versary celebration was held Oct. 12 at the Hampton Inn and Suites in Red Bluff. Fred and Marjorie have lived in the tri-county area of Glenn, Butte and Tehama counties since 1965. Fred re- tired from PG&E in 1994 and purchased land west of Red Bluff and had a home con- structed in 1995. Fred en- joys his hobby of genealogy research and Marjorie is a member of the Sun County Quilt Guild in Red Bluff and works with her doll house miniatures. The Oct. 12 celebration was attended by the couple's chidren and their spouses — David and Diana Wanna- maker of Susanville, Melissa and Dave Williams of Red Bluff and Nancy and Rich- ard Morehead of Coalinga, along with eight of their nine grandchildren, seven of their 16 great grandchildren, Fred's brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Silas Wannamaker from Delmont, SD and many of their friends. Wannamakers renew vo ws o n 50 th a nni ve rsa ry Tehama county has been divided into enumer- ation districts for the na- tionwide agricultural cen- sus to be taken. This is the word received by Farm Ad- visor Dan M. Smith from E. E. Kauffman, supervisor for the first census district of California. The census to be taken, the same as that of 1920, is to include complete information on farm tenure, acreage, val- ues, indebtedness, cooper- ative marketing, farm fa- cilities, population, crops harvested in 1924, forest and forest products, live- stock and livestock prod- ucts. — Nov. 13, 1924 90YEARSAGO... Divide county for taking a farm census Members and their guests from the commu- nity are invited to attend a free presentation, "Your Life. Your Legacy. Plan to make it right," courtesy of Hoyt-Cole Chapel of the Flowers at 1 p.m. Wednes- day, Dec. 10 at the Red Bluff Community and Se- nior Center, 1500 S. Jack- son St. Planning for life's big events such as weddings, graduations and retire- ments is something most of us do automatically. Un- fortunately, many of us put off — or don't even think about — planning ahead for funeral and cemetery arrangements. There is no obligation for those who attend the presentation. The atmo- sphere is relaxed, the dis- cussion is candid and re- freshments will be served. Space is limited. RSVP to 527-1174 to reserve seats for yourself, your family and your friends. WORKSHOP Fr ee p re se nt at io n on funeral planning The Tehama County Friends of the NRA will hold its annual fundrais- ing dinner at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21 at Rolling Hills Ca- sino in Corning. Friends of NRA sup- ports the shooting sports by promoting ranges, range improvement, pub- lic safety, youth programs and education. Dinner tickets are $60 each and table packages that include raffle tickets and guaranteed prizes are available. Seating is limited andticketsarepre-soldonly. To purchase tickets, call 520-9464 or send an email to bradhenman@sb- cglobal.net. FUNDRAISER Friends of NRA dinner in Corning By Diane Cleland Garden tips have a way of getting around, espe- cially those that really work. Some of these tips you may have heard of, or even used before, but they are worth repeating. Turn a glass into a greenhouse; create a min- iature green house for seedlings with an ordi- nary drinking glass or any clear glass or plas- tic container. Start your seeds in remoistened pot- ting soil and cover them keeping the pot in a warm place to promote germi- nation and growth. The container provides pro- tection from cold air and holds in moisture. Just make sure the container is clear so light can get through. Work wonders with Ep- som salt, here is a rule of thumb for feeding Ep- som salt to both toma- toes and roses, add one teaspoon of salt for every foot of height. Sprinkle it in a circle around the stem and work it in. If the leaves are turning yellow and looking mineral de- ficient, mix the salt with some water and spray it directly on the plant. Use this mineral feast twice a month for great flowers and fruit. Make sure to soak clay pots in water for a few minutes before you plant in them. This will satu- rate the clay, so it will not absorb water from the potting mix. Azaleas looking a lit- tle sickly, they could be lacking acid. This prob- lem can be eliminated by combining one cup vine- gar with one gallon wa- ter then spreading this combo around the base of the azalea. Continue to water several times with this mixture to raise the ph level. Another use for vinegar is to apply full strength directly on any weed or area of grass that you want to eliminate. Re- apply to new growth un- til plants no longer come back. Have a problem with slugs? The little devils are attracted to beer, and since they can't swim, they crawl into the beer and drown. Bury a plas- tic butter tub or similar container to hold the beer. Only fill it about half full so they cannot climb back out. Be sure to empty the container every day or so and refill with beer. Feed your roses with banana peels. Forget ex- pensive fertilizers for your garden. Old banana peels work just as well for growing fabulous flowers and yummy veggies. That is because they are rich in potassium and phospho- rus. Banana peels are es- pecially helpful for roses. Save them until they are crisp and crumbly, cut them into small pieces, and bury them a few inches in the soil around your rosebush. Simple trick to con- trolling an unruly hose. Sometimes it seems as if your garden hose has a mind of its own and re- fuses to coil back peace- fully. Make hose handling easier by leaving the wa- ter on as you coil your hose up. This way you will avoid the frustration of the maddening kinks and twists of an empty hose. It is beneficial to plant in small groups. This way plants can help each other out by shading each oth- er's roots and protection from winds. RedBluffGardenClubis affiliated with Cascade District Garden Club; Cal- ifornia Garden Club, Inc; Pacific Region Garden Club, and national Gar- den Club, Inc. RED BLUFF GARDEN CLUB Gardentipsthatreallyworktravel CELEBRATION The following informa- tion has been compiled from Red Bluff Police De- partment, Tehama County Sheriff's Department, Corn- ing Police Department and California Highway Patrol logs. Arrests ChristopherJamesBunn: 32, of Red Bluff was ar- rested Tuesday at Belle Mille Road on suspicion of felony possession of a controlled substance, possession of cannabis and violation of parole. Bail was $31,000. Lindsay Kay Seger: 19, of Red Bluff was arrested Tuesday at Riverside Plaza in R ed B lu ff o n su sp ic io n o f mi sd em ea nor p os s es sio n of a c on tr ol le d su bs ta nce an d a n o uts ta nd in g f el on y ch ar ge o f f ai lur e t o a pp ea r. Ba il w as $ 15 3, 000 . Bu rg lar y 30 0b lo ck o f Fo ur th Av en ue : A c al le r r ep or te d Tu es da y t ha t u nk no wn pe op le b rok e i nt o a s to ra ge sh ed a nd t wo l ar ge c on ta in - er s o f t oo ls we re t ak en. Fi re Fi h and D streets, Te- hama: The authorities on Tuesday found an unattend- ed palm tree that was on fire in the area. The owner was a wa re a nd s ai d t he t re e was b ei ng r em ov ed . Su sp ic io us Co ne G ro ve P ark : P eo pl e we re a dm on ish ed f or c amp - in g i n t he p ar k T ue sd ay a nd we re a dv is ed o f p ar k h ou rs . The p eo pl e a gr eed t o le av e th e a re a. Police logs IWantToBeRecycled.org RedBluffGardenClub's Dec. 4, 5 & 6 9:30am- 6:00pm Scholarship Christmas Boutique Fresh Wreaths, Arrangements and more NEWLOCATION 645 Antelope Blvd. Ste 10 Frontier Village AcrossfromtheFairgrounds Call to order 529-0809, 527-2226 or 824-4429 For Custom Wreaths & Designs 1795WalnutStreet•RedBluff (530) 527-2046 www.brentwoodsnf.com BRENTWOOD Skilled Care Rehabilitation Services employee ofthe month Billi truly loves our residents and always has a positive attitude. The compassion and work ethic she shows is what all care givers should strive to achieve." 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