Patricia Meek receives Native Daughters scholarship
Ukiah native Patricia Meek, class of 1971 Ukiah High, earned a $100 Native Daughters of the Golden West scholarship at a Saturday Afternoon Clubhouse ceremony led by Alta Dillingham. Meek plans to study nursery school work at De Anza Junior College next fall.
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Ukiah Club and Grange events scheduled in June
Dates for Ukiah Business and Professional Women's Club luau at Mary Gilley's home June 17 7 p.m. Progressive Senior Citizens potluck and meeting June 17 at noon Grange hall plus June 19 Hoedown at Redwood Valley school gym dues potluck dinner $1. June 19 Progressive Senior Citizens bingo at Center 6 p.m. Welfare Rights training June 21 at NCO Headquarters 203 S Main 1 to 4 p.m. June 23 Redwood Valley Grange 50 and Over Club 2 p.m. Class of 6] reunion June 23 Mendocino County Library 7:30. PRE-SCHOOL SPLURGE NEW YORK UPI teens back-to-school spend over $2.2 billion in 60 days per Seventeen magazine with surveys.
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Ukiah Business and Professional Women’s Club
Luau
Mary Gilley
South Dora Street
Ukiah’ Grange Hall
Grange Hoppers
Redwood Valley
Glen Byland
N.C.O
S. Main
Welfare Department
Redwood Valley Grange 50 and Over
Grange Hall
Mendocino County
Seventeen Magazine
Patricia Brown
House of
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Faithful followers of fickle fashions
New York fashion writer discusses spring and summer footwear trends. The piece highlights wrap-around sandals espadrilles ghillies clogs and platform models plus the Scholl Exercise Sandal praised for its foot shaped molded sole and grip assisting leg exercise.
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Helen Hennessy
New- York
NEA
Spriien
Lake and Mendocino County Women Club Launches Attendance Drive
The Ukiah Business and Professional Women's Club begins the new year with an attendance promotion and five active teams. Team captains are May Anderson, Alta Ballou, Gay Neep, Ruth Kington, and Ardis Phillips.
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Ukiah Business and
May Anderson
Alta Ballou
Gay Neep
Ruth Kington
Ardis Phillips
Good Guy Elizabeth and family education week notes
Elizabeth Kathleen Robertson and Bob Mac Dougall of 124 Cresta Drive saw education milestones this week. Their son Robert attended Ukiah high school graduation Friday, while Elizabeth, sixth grader, was chosen by classmates as Nikolis school girl Good Guy for 1970 71. Christine Lidz earned a master’s in social work from the University of Connecticut, and Chuck and Christine pursue sociology and social work PhDs. Constance Ann Camp and Larry graduated from UC Berkeley. Larry forestry, Connie humanities, with Connie aiming to be a mother mid summer. Food value rise cited by UPI report.
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Bob MacDougall
Cresta Drive
Robert
Elizabeth
Nikolis
Christine Lidz
A.C. Berkeley
New Haven
Graduate School of
University of Connecticut
Chuck
Christine
Constance Ann
Camp
Larry
U.C. Berkeley
Connie
College of Letters and Science
Localgirl wins National Medical merit scholarship
Phillis M. Hammond of 72 Mill Creek Drive Willits won a California Physicians Association four year merit scholarship funded by the California Medical Education and Research Foundation CMA. She ranked among the top half of one percent on the National Merit Scholarship test and will study medicine at Stanford next fall.
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Phillis M. Hammond
Mill Creek Drive
Willits
California Physicians Association
California Medical Education and Research Foundation
California Medical Association
Miss Hammond
Sidney W.maurer Jr
Mendocino- Lake County Medical Society
Stanford University
Willits High School
Memorial service held by Kingsley Chapter Eastern Star
Kingsley Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a memorial service at the Masonic Temple for four members. Eunice Thornton, Deputy Grand Matron of District eight, received a pink hibiscus corsage as officers dressed in white read the names and the East was honored with a rosebud. Jeanette Hovey is noted as a great grandmother to a boy born to Mr and Mrs George Borecky. Daisy Norberry and John Norberry presided, with Georgia Portlock and Dorothy Oliver as hostesses and floral organizers.
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Louise Crossley
Madeline Orr
Jacqueline Foutz
Olivia
Corning
Hershy M. Roff
Ukiah
Kingsley
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eunice Thornton
Jeanette Hovey
George Borecky
Daisy Norberry
John Norberry
Georgia Portlock
Dorothy Oliver
Tom Ashurst
Marie Ashurst
Elizabeth Higerera
Merle Fenter
Dorothy Hynes
Betty Brown
George Bortlock
Differences in dining habits by gender in restaurants
A UPI survey shows clear contrasts in how men and women dine out. Men order different foods, drink more liquor, tip more, spend less time at meals, except at dinner. Women reportedly eat lighter, favor desserts less, and linger longer at other meals.
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New York
UPI
Furnture
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