Astrology Daily Horoscope Roster for December 21
The page presents a full daily horoscope for all zodiac signs with guidance on how to handle personal and professional matters. Highlights include Aries receiving receptive energy, Taurus expanding horizons, and Aquarius taking initiative while Pisces prefer quiet, behind the scenes work. Birth day readers may gain new responsibilities and travel interest is noted.
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Aries
Aurus
Gemini
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Leo
Mendocino-Lake staffers earn key promotions
Mendocino-Lake Savings and Loan announces William N. Davidson and Dennis Heth as vice presidents and William Ware as assistant vice president. Davidson, son of a Gridley minister, studied at UC Berkeley and UCLA and serves as controller. Heth, long time association employee, remains treasurer and manager. Ware, now chief appraiser, is a Fort Bragg Timberwolves alumnus and Stanford alumnus who lives in Ukiah with his wife and two children.
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Mendocino-Lake Savings “and Loan Association
Ira Brannon
William N. Davidson
Dennis Heth
Press
UCLA
Davidson
Coast Federal Savings
Los Angeles
Mendocino- Lake Savings and Loan
Heth
Ukiah High School
Oakland City College
Fort Bragg
Timberwolves
Stanford University
Stanford
John Brodie
San Jose State
Ware
Wildwood Drive
Diane
William Jr
Christine
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Willard Mac Wood Ward
The superior court in Mendocino County California requires creditors of Willard Mac Wood Ward also known as Willard M Woodward and Bill Woodward to file claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Executrix Irma J Woodward and Packard and Pugh Attorneys at Law publish notices from Redding California with publication dates November 28 1968 November 29 December 6 December 18 and December 30.
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Superior Court of
State of
California
County of Mendocino
Willard Mac Woodward
Willard M. Woodward
Bill Woodward
Packard and Pugh
Crocker Citizens Bank
Redding
s/ Irma J. Woodward
Irma J. Woodward
Citizens Bank
Executrix
Lights Cause Confusion on Hayward Christmas Display
The Downtown Merchants Association spent 13000 dollars to install 83 lighted red green and amber ornaments along the main street as a Christmas greeting. The Division of Highways ordered them turned off after motorists mistook the decorations for stop go and caution signals.
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Hayward
Calif
UPI
Downtown Merchants Association
Division of Highways
Woman Finds 72-Year-Old Good Friday Loaf in Attic
Mrs Sylvia Rapson of Cowley England discovered a bread loaf dated April 3 1896 wrapped in linen. She believes it was baked by her mother at age nineteen and says she plans to keep it for sentimental reasons though she has been told it is still edible door.
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Cowley
England
UPI
Sylvia Rapson
Sylvia
Fort George and Old Fort Niagara Restored to 18th Century
Fort George and Old Fort Niagara, located 12 miles north of Niagara Falls, have been restored to resemble their 18th century appearance. The project aims to preserve historical structures and offer visitors a glimpse of colonial era life.
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Ft. George
Ft. Niagara
Niagara Falls
Small stores use image to compete with giants
Bank of America’s Small Business Reporter notes modest independents profit by making shopping an entertainment. It cites guidelines on store setup financing location and cash flow charts. The piece warns retailing is easy to enter but hard to operate and applauds boutique style as major retailers imitate it.
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Bank of America
Nelmes Smith
Uwklah
Alameda residents win air rights payout near Oakland Airport
An Alameda County court awarded $113,500 to 17 residents near Oakland International Airport for air rights over their homes. The airport imposed a height limit of 35 to 50 feet and some residents accepted $150 per air rights claim. Those who sued received between $5,000 and over $7,000.
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Oakland
Calif
UPD
Alameda
Oakland International Airport
Students Sentenced in Salonika for Subversive Plot
A Greek military tribunal in Salonika sentenced three students to prison terms ranging from 18% years to 444 years for an alleged attempt to organize a subversive group. The regime said the charges reflect plans to undermine the government.
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Salonika
Greece
UPIN
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Kitch
Dini
Leonard R. Nix
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R.V
Forsythe Creek
Iery
Prinseldar
Russell Near
Brother
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Merry Christmas
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Chas. E. Anderson
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Doris L. Spencer
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Redwood Valley
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Deerwood Park
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East Side
Regina Heights
Skelet
Regina
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Spencer Realty
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South Korea
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Omara
Mendo-Lake
William Ware
William Davidson
Oak Manor
Kennedy
Letha O'Laughlin
South State St
Oliver Chapman
Steve
Potter Valley
Taco Bell
Yokayo
Larkin Younce
Yokayo Realty AG
S. State
Gobbi
Journal
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Mayflower Moving and Storage
Roberts Termite
Sereer
Ukiah Glass
Mason
Famous Brand Gifts
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