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4A – Daily News – Friday, April 23, 2010 Knights of Columbus fundraiser Red Bluff Elks honor students Courtesy photos Courtesy photo Pictured from left are Wally Giroux, Knights of Columbus drive chairman; Cindy Zumalt, Tehama County Opportunity Center/North Valley Services; Barbra Kurbanick, Red Bluff Family Resource Center/Northern Valley Catholic Social Services and Ken Swanson, Knights of Columbus council chancellor. The Red Bluff Knights of Columbus presented the proceeds from the annual fund drive for Per- sons with Intellectual Dis- abilities, at the Knights of Columbus April monthly meeting. Northern Valley Catholic Social Services and the Tehama County Opportunity Center pro- vide services to people with intellectual disabili- ties, both agencies received checks for $1,408.54 from local donations collected by the Knights of Columbus. 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The sponsoring teacher of each student and many family members and friends attend these events. Pictured above, back row, from left, are high school students Kirstin Wagenfuhr, senior; Thomas Wilson, junior; Jackie Frank, junior; Kevin Hendricks, senior. Front row, Victoria Orduna, senior; Megan Womack, sophomore; Marilyn Best, junior. Elementary students of the month, below, front row, from left, are Madeleine Eicholtz, sixth; Ross Palubeski, seventh; Joey Dagen, sixth; K’Thay Fountain Vaughn, sixth; Yovanna Serrano, eighth; back row, from left: Zachary Smith, eighth; Nicolas Hoag, eighth; Ramon Pena, eighth; Cody Clinger, eighth; Elizabeth Rodriguez, seventh. Not pictured: Mady Henderon, eighth. Bud’s