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2A Daily News – Thursday, March 22, 2012 Community people&events Spaghetti feed '50s fun and flowers By KATHY BRAMHALL Soda fountains. Juke boxes. Poo- dle skirts. Lettermen's sweaters. Classic cars. Pink carnations. You'll see all at Red Bluff Garden Club's Annual Standard Flower Show & Plant Sale titled "Fun & Flowers from the '50s." Come to the Fairgrounds in Red Bluff on Fri- day and Saturday 10 to 6 May 4 and 5. Admission is free. We invite you to participate. Designer Pam Ness is leading the committee to turn the Home Arts Building into a '50s Soda Shop with juke boxes playing rock & roll on 45 rpm, photo ops and dozens of pink carnations enhancing the tables holding hundreds of flowers and plants. Classic car show will be outside, where you can vote on your favorite. "Lawdy Miss Clawdy"—Roses Courtesy photo Diners at an Emblem Club spaghetti feed benefitting the Tehama County Society for Crippled Children and Adults met one of the children who has been helped. Bryce Drum- mond, center, introduced his son Toby, who has needed frequent trips to specialists. They are shown with Carolyn Swinhart, the Red Bluff Emblem Club president; Ginger Mohler, the president of the Tehama County Society for Crippled Children and Adults; and Phyllis Mendonca, the case chairman of the society. The club turned over proceeds of $450 to the society. SECRET WITNESS 529-1268 A program of Tehama County Neighborhood Watch Program, Inc. Setting it straight There was an error in the March 16 article Let the gardening begin at Discovery Center on page 8A. The telephone number for Bill Greer Landscaping is 529-5296. The Daily News regrets the error. –––––––– 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. are always a hit. Last year's show had 104 entries. Enter your favorites. If you don't grow roses, just come to see. We'll have "The Fat Man"—Flat Round Forms in the way of real car- nations, peonies, and pansies. "I Walk the Line" introduces Spike Forms—snapdragons, fox glove, and grasses. "Mardis Gras in New dens, planters, and terrariums with multiple compatible plants—each labeled so our viewers can learn more about what you are growing. Two Sections of Container- Orleans" celebrates Spray Forms— columbine, coral bells, and sweet peas. "Poison Ivy" defines Vines— flowering, foliage, and fruited. "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" sighs about iris, daffodils, tulips, and gladiolus. lavender, mint, oregano, parsley, rosemary, sage. "One Mint Julep" fits Herbs— Other Edibles "Tutti Fruitt" you can enter are asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, kale, spinach, lettuce, peas, and root veg- etables such as beets, carrots, radishes, and turnips. "How High the Moon" describes Arboreal Branches, always my favorite. See the differences among pines, cedars, firs, redwoods, cypresses, and junipers. Flowering trees and shrubs highlight this sec- tion. This Section includes broadleaf evergreens and deciduous trees and shrubs. "Hey Good Lookin" presents Combination Plantings—dish gar- grown plants include "A White Sports Coat & A Pink Carnation" as flowering begonias, cactus, orchids, African Violets, and succulents. "Jail House Rock" includes ferns, fancy-leafed begonias, geraniums, philodendron and Monstera. All sections include an "other" class so you can enter your favorite. We'll have Floral Designs, Spe- cial Educational Exhibits and the Huge Plant Sale you all look for. I'll talk about those next time. Get your exhibitor number now from Ruth Holler at 824-1816 and start planning your entries. Contain- er plants must be owned by the exhibitor 90 days before the show. Combination plantings must be planted six weeks before the show. For a show schedule call 527-9403. The Red Bluff Garden Club is affiliated with Cascade District Garden Clubs; California Garden Clubs, Inc; Pacific Region Garden Clubs and National Garden Clubs, Inc. Sendoff gathering held for troops Special to the DN On Feb. 9, E's Locker Room Owners Elmer and Babs Fries hosted a send- off gathering for seven service men and one ser- vice woman and their families from the local National Guard 132nd Engineers who have been deployed to Afganistan. All but one of these guards were previously deployed in Iraq in 2007. The group included Ron Spliethof, Jeremy Lough, "Huggy" Powell, Ron Campbell, Nina Frier- mood, Philip Hiel, Scotty Garwood, and Steven "Cosmo" Apodaca. Elmer and Babs have owned E's Locker Room, on the Sacramento River, since January 1984. 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Demonstration On Squirrel Poisoning At Sykes Place Beginning at 9:30 tomorrow morning, a demonstra- tion will be given on the Albert Sykes farm in Antelope valley in the use of carbon bisulfide for the eradication of ground squirrels, and also gopher poisoning. The demon- stration will be given by Norman G. Buhn of the rodent control division of the state agricultural department, who is spending five days in Tehama county this week to fur- ther effective means of dealing with the squirrel pest. — March 22, 1922 twice wounded Vietnam veteran he has always realized that our veterans often get forgotten and often feel unappreciated," Babs said. "Therefore, it has been our practice over the last 28 years to make sure that it doesn't happen here in Tehama County. We have been hosting send-off parties and wel- come home parties so that our local military men and women know how much we appreciate them." The service men and woman enjoyed a bar- bacue of tri-tip, chicken, shrimp and all the trim- mings prepared by Alan Duncan, Tom Haugen and Creed Enos who are Guardsmen who served their country in Iraq in 2007. "We pray for their safe return and have assured School information meeting our dedicated warriors that a welcome home party at E's will be await- ing them," Babs said. COMMUNITY CLIPS Sale Lane. Whittenberg Country School is holding an informa- tional meeting from 5-6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 28, at the Sacramento River Discovery Center, 1000 The meeting is for families that may be interested in enrolling their 1- to 6-graders for the 2012-2013 school year. Information is also available by calling 526- 7649, sending an email to whittenbergcoun- tryschool@gmail.com, or visiting the website: whittenbergcountryschool.org. Peace officers meeting The Tehama County Peace Officers Association will meet on Thursday, April 5, at the M&M Ranch House on Antelope Boulevard. 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