Homemaker aide course starts August 6 at church
A two week homemaker service aides course will start August 6 at the Presbyterian Church. Ken Trough, director of the Mendocino County ROC, says North Coast Opportunities Inc and special revenue sharing funds will sponsor the program to help keep families intact when the homemaker is unavailable.
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Presbyterian Church
Ken Trough
Mendocino County
North Coast Opportunities, Inc
ROC
County Superintendent of Schools Office
Trough
Mendocino watercolor workshop with Pat Irish starts July 23
Pat Irish teaches a two week watercolor class on the Mendocino Coast from July 23 to August 3, sponsored by the Mendocino Art Center for beginners to advanced painters. Each afternoon features a critique of demonstrations and student work with focus on architecture seascape fishing village and rural scenes. Irish recently returned from a Jade Jackson style workshop at Asilomar and studied with Jade Fon Jack Laycox Barbara Lubbke and Vernon Nye. Her works are shown at Bay Window Gallery Mendocino Art Center Noyo Arcade Gallery and her Little Lake Street Studio. Interested participants should register in advance with the Art Center at 937-5229.
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Mendocino Art Center
Mendocino
Pat Just
Jadeson
Asilomar
Jade Fon
AWS
Jack Laycox
Carmel
Barbara
Apple-Dapple Chicken Leads California Contender Lineup
Barbara B. Constant of Culver City represents California in the National Chicken Cooking Contest finals amid 50 rivals for a $20 000 prize. Her Apple Dapple Chicken recipe yields 6 servings, with step by step foil packets baked at 350 in 35 minutes. Also covered is the Hawaiian Hoedown in Ukiah with Bud Grass as caller, plus a Homemaker Service Aide training program in Mendocino County detailing home care tasks and registration information.
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Washington, D.C
Barbara B. Constant
Culver City
California
Ukiah Promenaders
Frank Zeek School
Low Gap Road
Surprise Birthday Gift From Lab Patty Delivers 13 Puppies
Christopher Hall received a surprise birthday gift when Patty the family labrador gave birth under the house. By 6 p.m. Patty had produced 13 puppies, shocking and delighting siblings Shelbi and Dede. George Hall, a Ukiah fireman, coaxed Patty into the house for the birth.
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Christopher Hall
George Hall
West Road
Redwood Valley
Patty
Christopher
Shelbi
Dede
Fae
Sleepwear prettier than it ever was
New York fashion notes for Summer 1973 highlight a return to feminine sleepwear for little girls. Embroidered gowns and robes with ribbons, laces, and eyelet trims replace older nightwear, featuring pastel colors like pink and mint green. Soft fabrics, three dimensional details, and coordinated robes or pinafores define a gentle, easy care sleep line.
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Helen Hennessy
NEW York
NEA
Footnotes to History film at Penney for groups
J C Penney offers the 12 minute color film Footnotes to History for showing by women's clubs community groups schools and youth groups. Prints can be borrowed free via the regional public relations office. The film surveys footwear history from prehistoric times to today with playful notes on hosiery pantyhose and shoe laces. Organizations may request three date options for showings.
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J.C. Penney Company
J.C. Penney
Kabob Cookery Tips for Grilling Skewered Beef
Kabobs, kebabs or shish kebabs rely on beef cubes threaded on skewers. Choose sirloin steaks or sirloin up roasts for marinating, or round steak sliced thin. Alternate beef with fruits or vegetables for variety on the grill.
Grubaugh-Harryman Nuptials in Garden Ceremony
Diana K Grubaugh and Theodore C Harryman married June 30 in a garden ceremony at the Grubaugh home Redwood Valley. The bride wore an eyelet empire gown with daisies, bouquet of daisies and pink carnations. They plan to live in Mill Valley after a Canada honeymoon. best man Jim Powers and ushers Tom and Bob Harryman.
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Charles Grubaugh
Lone Pine Drive
Redwood Valley
Diana K. Grubaugh
Theodore C. Harryman
Travis Hyatt
Debra Lowe
Santa Rosa
Julie Grubaugh
Nancy Cambra
Montgomery High School
Santa Rosa Junior College
Harryman
Ukiah High School
J.C
San Francisco State College
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Mill Valley
Jim Powers
Tom
Bob Harryman
Betsy Rossi
Marie Bonas
Charles G. Grubaugh
Grubaugh
Parnum Paviing
Charles R. Harryman
Gobalet
Ukiah
Chicago
Ill
Masonite
Canada
Diana Grubaugh
Michael
Cameras receive social security numbers to deter theft
In New York UPI reports cameras are being engraved with social security numbers and owner initials to deter theft and resale. Honeywell Photo Products handles the engraving on Pentax cameras, with service centers in New York Denver and Los Angeles charging a small fee. Police departments nationwide accept the engraving as positive identification of stolen or lost goods.
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New York
UPI
Honeywell Photo Products
Denver
Los Angeles
Calendar of Ukiah area events in mid July
A compact listing of local happenings and deadlines includes Dates to Keep July 16 at the Ukiah Senior Center, July 17 Mendocino County Farm Bureau dinner and Ukiah Promenaders workshop, July 18 singing and ceramics, July 19 art class, July 20 and 21 senior rummage sale and bingo, July 21 Promenaders Hawaiian Hoedown, and July 22 church services. Later deadlines include Aug 18 Art-in-the-Redwoods entry and Aug 18-24 biological illustration workshop, with Art-in-the-Redwoods show on Aug 25 and 26.
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Ukiah Senior Center
N. Latte Street
Mendocino County Farm Bureau
Mendocino Lake
Ukiah
Frank Zeek
N. State Street
Greater
Senior Citizens
Clara Avenue
Low Gap Road
Mendocino Art Center
Mendocino
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Calif
Jomen Fae Woodward
Pat Irish
American Red Cross
S. State Street
Penney
Bruna
Lady Bug
Ventura
Ukiah Beauty College
State St
Her Majesty Industries
Slumbertogs
S.S
Art-in-the- Redwoods
Gualala Arts, Inc
P.O
Gualala
Aileen
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