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2A Daily News – Friday, July 6, 2012 Community people&events School takes week-long trips Kelly-Griggs Ice Cream Social Special to the DN Four musicians with 200 years' combined experience on guitar, fid- dle, bass and vocals will entertain during the upcoming Kelly-Griggs House Museum's 47th Ice Cream Social 4-7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 19, at 331 Washington St. in Red Bluff. Also entertaining will be The Red Bluff Com- munity Band directed by Jay Thiel. All tickets are $5. Special to the DN Students Sacramento River Discovery Charter School went on week-long field trips in May. The 9th, 11th and 12th grade students explored his- torical California treasures such as McCloud, Chico and Sacramento during the annual educational field trips. The 10th grade biology students were in Monterey Bay discovering marine life and natural treasures. During the school's annual tent camping field trip, students enjoyed playing on the beach, making nature observations and tide pooling at Pt. Lobos Preserve, petting the sting rays at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, and learning about the Monarch Butterflies at Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History. The school appreciates the following businesses for their support: Cornerstone Bank, Redding Oil Co./Valero South Main Gas Station, The Gold Exchange, Les Groscup, CEO of Entertainment at Power Balance Pavilion, and the Tehama County Deputy Sheriff's Association. Setting it straight There was an error in Wednesday's front page story "Hazmat team called to Cottonwood Scales." The incident happened on Tuesday. 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. This annual celebra- tion will all take place inside the wrought iron fence, designed by mem- ber and volunteer Clint Casebier, whose bars were once a part of the old Tehama County Jail. Museum Directors are still offering space for vendors and crafters on the north lawn. For infor- mation about this oppor- tunity or to reserve space, call 527-5895. Red Bluff Rotary will partner with Baskin-Rob- bins to provide and serve ice cream and cookies during the traditional lawn party. Water and soft drinks will be sold by the Kelly-Guides as part of this fundraiser for foun- dation replacement. Courtesy photo Loosely Strung will perform at the 47th Ice Cream Social. In an art and photogra- phy show of support, once again, both the Red Bluff Art Association and Tehama County Photo Club will present their craft for sale. Native Daughters of the Golden West — Berrendos Parlor will greet, sell and take tickets at the front gate. Akers of Events will provide seating and tables for family and friends to relax and enjoy the music, ice cream, cookies and the "back in time" nostalgia of the 1880 Vic- torian built by Sidney Griggs, a 49er who came to California from New Hampshire to seek his fortune. um's clothing collection and offer a silent auction of antiques and col- lectibles donated by asso- ciates. Directors are planning to open the downstairs parlor, dining room and library to provide a spe- cial showing of the muse- Directors hope the community will show its support and help brand this downtown corner with its historic home and collection of artifacts as a local destination for all to enjoy and to learn more about the area. 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S. surveyors working on the Battle Creek grad had a narrow escape from serious injury, if not death, the other day when the Ford car in which he was seated rolled off a cliff and landed many feet below. — July 6, 1922 Courtesy photo The Red Bluff Elks honored the final students of the month for the 2011/2012 school year June 10. These students were given a certificate of recognition to help them realize that there are many people and organizations that want them to succeed in their hopes and dreams. Pictured from left: from Los Molinos high in 12th grade Esmeralda Murillo Ramirez; from Corning high 12th grade Marly Adams; from Mercy high in 12th grade Emyleight Nelson; from Salisbury high in 10th grade Sharon Prikle; from Red Buff high Dustin Arbitelle. COMMUNITY CLIPS been moved and will be at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 18, at City Hall, 555 Washington in council cham- bers. Airport meeting moved The Red Bluff Airport Commission meeting has RV club reports The Tri-County Sams Chapter of the Good Sam Club held its June Campout at the Aurora RV Park in Nice with eight rigs in attendance. A number of rigs met for Breakfast on Thursday at the Black Bear Restaurant in Willows and then traveled together to the Campground. fish with Vic Dickison being the only one to catch a fish. On Friday and Saturday members fished for Cat- the weekend and they decorated the tables using the Hawaiian Theme, with leis, tablecloths, napkins and Tropical Trail Mix in cups at each place setting. Matt and Renae Carpenter of Kelseyville were guests of Ed and Retta Pereira for the Potluck and Meeting. This was our barbequed Hamburger and Hot Dog Potluck. At our meeting, Pearl Divine and Retta Pereira volunteered to take over the Charity Chair- manship. Shasta KOA Campground with Retta and Ed Pereira as Trail Bosses. It is planned to meet for brunch at 10:30 a.m. at the Cozy Diner in Red Bluff to travel to Mt. Shasta. This will be the Chapter Chicken Bar- beque. Anyone owning a self-contained RV that would The July 13 and 14 Campout will be at the Mt. Several members also drove around the Clear Lake and Nice to see the sights and do some shopping. On Saturday morning we held our "Meet and Greet" at 9:00 and enjoyed a variety of breakfast items and then sat around and visited for a while. Barbara and Hank Huggins were Trail Bosses for like to go on monthly campouts with a great small group of people are encouraged to call Wagon Master Lisa Sol at 385-1344 or President Richard Sol at 200- 7403. If unable to reach them, you can still call for- mer Wagon Master Vic Dickison at 824-3081.