WIBC official visits Ukiah for bowling forum
Mrs. Irma Boyd, field representative of the Woman's International Bowling Congress, will visit the Ukiah Woman's Bowling Association for a 7:30 forum at the Mendocino County Library. The session will cover WIBC rules tournaments policies and services with a slide show and possible WIBC library film.
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Irma Boyd
Woman's International Bowling Congress
Ukiah Woman's Bowling Association
Mendocino County Library
West Clay St
Woman's Bowling Association
Boyd
WIBC
Ukiah Association
National Bowling Council
Youths praise Ukiah Activity Center as positive youth hub
Comments by young people describe the Ukiah Activity Center at 1091 S State St as a welcoming place to spend time with friends after work, featuring activities like bake sales, car washes, and pottery. The center, opened February with Porcupine Family staff support, aims to keep youths away from negative influences through a constructive environment and peer dialogue, with rules banning drugs and violence.
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Ukiah
S. State St
Porcupine Family
Porcupine
Rampone led floriculture at Redwood Empire Fair exhibit
Mrs. Marion Rampone, director of floriculture, has driven months of work to showcase the Floriculture building under the theme Westward to Our California Heritage. Born in Vallejo and raised in Redwood Valley, she is long associated with Kosmos Garden Club and Junior Gardeners, guiding division themes and timely judging readiness.
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Eflore
Marion Rampone
Ériculture
California
Ray
Rampone
Vallejo
Redwood Valley
Kosmos Garden Club
Cathy Solgat
Debby
Redwood Empire
Cathy
Redwood Valley-Calpella
Hearst Tryan nuptials bless Redwood Valley couple
Georgia Hearst and David Gregory Tryan married August 4 in Reno Nevada at the Heart of Reno chapel. The couple reside in Redwood Valley where Georgia is the daughter of George and Georgia Hearst. They and families joined a bridal supper at Harrah's club after the ceremony.
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David Gregory Tryan
Georgia Hearst
Redwood Valley
Heart of Reno Chapel
Reno, New
Georgia
George W. Hearst
Mary “Becky” Huff
David
Kenneth F. Tryan
Escanaba
Reno
Michael Sparks
Gilbert Tryan
Art Calvert
Harrah’s Club
Vitamin C excess risks and new biodegradable detergents
A UC Berkeley nutrition expert warns large Vitamin C doses can cause diarrhea flatulence and abdominal distention and may raise urine acidity leading to oxalate stones in susceptible people. Biodegradable detergents break down by bacteria. since 1965 all synthetic detergents sold in the US are biodegradable though labeling is not required.
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Sheldon Margen
Department of
University of California, Berkeley
United States
Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club Winners Named
Charles Wener and George Hunter teamed to win the Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club tournament held this week at the Blue Bonnet. Margaret Angell and Tom Geoghegan placed second, Dave Strong and Harry Hook came in third, and Muriel Hooper and Lois Riley finished fourth.
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Charles Wener
George Hunter
Blue Bonnet
Margaret Angell
Tom Geoghegan
Dave Strong
Harry Hook
Muriel Hooper
Lois Riley
Hem Magic for Quick Back to School Alterations
Back to school alterations tips describe using cellophane tape to fasten hems for speed and comfort during fittings. Magic sizing sprayed while ironing firms fabric and creates neat new hems, restoring body and finish lost to wear and laundering. Aimed at making last year’s wardrobe acceptable for this year’s students.
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Bowlers Forum
Mrs. Irma Boyd
Ukiah Tree Tracers Genealogical Society
DFM
Mill and State Sts
Frontier Twirlers
Baechtel Grove
Willits
Clearlake
Lucerne School
Ken Richert
North State
Ukiah Jr. Area Council
NCO
N. State St
Redwood
Valley
Redwood Valley Grange Hall
T.B. X-ray
Yokayo
City ‘Bakery
Raeford
Karl Jr
Hearst-Tryan
MR. and Mrs. Tryan
S. State
Ron-De-Voo
South State St
Talmage Rd
Hearing Center
Tvs
Jerry's TV & Appliance
S. School
Frank and
Ann Cuff
Manor Inn
North State Street
Catering Service
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