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2A Daily News – Thursday, August 9, 2012 Community people&events Stephenson - Kaveh to wed Heat loving blanket flowers By CATHY WILSON I recently had a friend come and visit from the coast where they experience cool, foggy summers. She came longing for some warm sunshine and milder temperatures. Los Molinos provided both. For those of us who live here, the hot, dry climate is not always welcome. Like my friend, Blanket flowers also long for warm, sunny areas to grow. In fact they thrive in extreme- ly hot, dry areas. Courtesy photo Tracie Stephenson and Dennis Savard of Mission Viejo and Brad Stephenson and Caroline Goulard of Aliso Viejo and Pamela and the late Daryoosh Kaveh of Red Bluff are pleased to announce the engagement of their children, Cortney Dana Stephenson of Mission Viejo and Cody Daryoosh Kaveh of Red Bluff. The bride-elect is a student at California State University, Los Angeles and is pursuing a degree in nutrition. The prospective groom, a 2007 Red Bluff High School graduate, is a graduate of California State University, Long Beach and is working on his doctorate in physical therapy at Chapman University in Orange. The couple is planning an August 2013 wedding in Southern California. SECRET WITNESS 529-1268 A program of Tehama County Neighborhood Watch Program, Inc. Setting it straight –––––––– 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. 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Bouton Shot Four Times In Leg; Says Meyer Did Shooting well known farmer who resides near Manton, was able to come to Red Bluff for medical attention, and it is stated his injuries are not serious. The shooting occurred yesterday afternoon, but for some reason was kept quiet until today, when it developed that Bouton accused Louis Meyer, a neighbor who owns an adjoining farm, of having fired the bullets at him. — Aug. 9, 1922 Shot four times in the right leg, M. L. Bouton, a Courtesy photo The Corning Exchange Club officers for the year of 2012-2013 seated from left: President Dean Cofer,Treasurer Ardis Smith, Secretary Amy White. Standing from left: President Elect Bob Lester, Board Member Bob Thayer, Board Member Ray Rogers, Past President Ross Turner, and Board Members Delores May, Bucky Bowen and Elenor Miller. The National Exchange Club recently sent the Corning Club a letter recognizing and congratulating the local club on it's thirty year anniversary, which will be on Sept. 6 Community Clip? e-mail: clerk@redbluffdailynews.com or Fax: 527-9251 The United Bikers of Northern California did a food drive Tuesday at Food Maxx in Red Bluff. Pic- tured, from left, are Ben Pasquale, Frances Fazio and Larry Mikkelsen. Food collected went to the Red Bluff Salvation Army. Corning Exchange Club elects officers There is no better flower to grow than a blanket flower. Its bright and cheery flowers bring delight to all that see them. They are actually known as Gaillarda and nicknamed the blanket flower by the first Euro- peans to settle the frontier. Upon seeing fields of the bright red flow- ers edged in yellow, reminded them of the Indian blankets that they had seen. trolled height holding its' flowers upright. It maintains its intense coloring with no fading during the scorching sun. Call me for further info at 384-1913. most of the summer well into fall. They boast bright multi colors of with yellows, reds and oranges. They tolerate light frost and are seldom eaten by deer due to their hairy stems and leaves. Deadhead them frequently to keep them blooming consistently. Be sure that they are well drained. Blanket flowers are reliable, long blooming plants for hot sunny gardens producing single or double daisy flowers. They bloom through variety called 'Mesa Yellow'. It is only a single color which is unusu- al in itself. It is a very vibrant yel- low. It is supposed to be extremely vigorous with early flowering. It has become popular because it is known to deliver more flowers than any other previous variety. The plant has strong upright branches and maintains a con- I recently bought a brand new Good companions for these plants include coreopsis, veronica with upright purple flowers and sage with silver-green leaves and purple spikes. Actually they mix well with most any sun loving plants and provide a gaiety of color. Red Bluff Garden Club meet- ings are open to the public. The next program is at 12:45 p.m. on Tuesday, August 28th. It will be 'Native Plants" by Randy from the Discovery Center. For more infor- mation, see our web page at red- bluffgardenclub.net or call Pam Ness at 527-2226. The Red Bluff Garden Club is affiliated with National Garden Clubs Inc., California Garden Clubs Inc., Pacific Region and Cascade District. Bikers hold food drive for Salvation Army