Kosmos Club Hosts Sogetsu Demonstrations in Floral Show
Mrs. Anthony Fedanzo of Santa Rosa led Kosmos Garden Club guests through diverse Sogetsu arrangements. Demonstrations featured Moribana with blue iris, grape root mantels, agave, leptospermum, carnat ions, succulents, pine and daphne, and welded sculptural pieces. The event highlighted bold containers, minimal blossoms, and pieces slated for the Ikebane International show in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Fedanzo
Santa Rosa
Kosmos Garden Club
Gay
Sogetsu School of
Shuko Kobayashi
Fedanzo
San Francisco
Emory. Christian
Vincent Baldi
C. M. Newcorn
Boontling Cultus Club Explores Local Language Heritage
The Cultus club met Tuesday at Mrs S E Mitchells 8 Dora Street with Mrs Evelyn Philbrook presiding. Mrs Austin Rawles spoke on Boonthling the Strange Boonville Language tracing roots to 1890 and reading a full Boondling story. The next meeting is March 26 at the Gene Corbetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
S. E. Mitchell
Dora Street
Evelyn Philbrook
Mitchell
Austin Rawles
Boonville
Anderson Valley
Rawles
Boondling
San Franciscan
Gene Corbetts
Zeek PTA Supper Show Potluck and Talent Night
The Frank Zeek PTA invites families to a potluck supper and talent show on Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the school multi purpose room. A M last names bring hot dishes to feed 10 while N Z bring salads for 10. all bring at least a dozen cupcakes. Beverages provided. Top 10 talent show acts perform after dinner.
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Frank Zeek
PTA
Willits Hoe Down Promises Night of Dance
The Willits Frontier Twirlers host their fourth Saturday hoe down with dancing from 8 30 p m to midnight led by caller Ray Vierra of Concord at Baechtel Grove school one block behind Howard Memorial hospital Willits pot luck refreshments will be served.
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Willits Frontier
Ray Vierra
Concord
Baechtel Grove
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willits
Willits Frontier Twirlers
Oak
Church
Charles Myszka
New England
Ukiah Oratorio Society
Latter-day Saints Church
Dora Street
Thompson
Mozart
Redwood Valley Grange
Jim Heany
Grange Hall
East Road
Barbara Wiswell
S. Oak Street
Apt
Three new baking mixes make nonsweet muffins bread flavors
Three new baking mixes present nonsweet muffins with bread flavors white rye and cheese. The rye muffin is seasoned with caraway and dill seeds, giving a savory profile to the bakery item.
April Wedding Date Set for Margaret Smith and Donald Booker
Engagement announced by Margaret Wagner of 439 Meridocino Drive and Donald Booker. They plan an April 14 ceremony as Donald is in basic training at Fort Lewis Washington. After marriage Margaret will finish high school in Ukiah before joining him in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Smith
Donald Booker
Daniel Wagners
Meridocino Drive
Donald
Jay Rooker
Hopland
Ukiah High School
Fort Lewis
Wash
Georgia
Autumn in New England colored slides show
Mrs Charles Myszka presents a Saturday Afternoon club program titled Autumn in New England. The event features a display of colored slides from a recent autumn trip with beautiful scenery. Mrs John Mason opens the meeting at 2 p.m. at the Saturday Afternoon clubhouse Church and Oak Streets. Mrs William Mellis conducts the program with teas hosted by several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Charles Myszka
New Household Waste Receptacle With Built-In Bag Dispenser
A household container features a built in supply of tear out liner bags for kitchen bathroom or any waste receptacle. A month’s supply of heavy gauge polyethylene bags fits in a base dispenser. The user pulls a liner over the top edge and after filling lifts it out to reveal a new bag automatically in place.
Knife, Scissor and Pit Equipment Storage Rules
Guidance advises storing knives, scissors and pit equipment in racks and drawers with blades pointing in one direction and kept out of reach of children to prevent accidents and injuries.
Surprise Dinner for Willits Warden Marks 30 Years
A March 1 surprise dinner at the Broiler Steak House honored Floyd Loots, Willits area Fish and Game warden, for 30 years of service. Host couple Garrie and Mrs Heryford organized the event with eight state Fish and Game colleagues and their spouses attending.
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Broiler Steak House
Southworth’s Inn
Floyd Loots
Willits
Bill Bakker
Boonville
Common grooming faults for men outlined in old era guidance
The passage lists numerous minor faults affecting male grooming such as gaps in goat collars at the neck, sleeves too long, trousers hanging from the hips, excess fabric over shoes, curling collar points, short socks exposing leg, and trousers that drape over shoe tops or scrape the floor.
Breast Cancer Tops Death Causes for Women Says ACS
The American Cancer Society cites breast cancer as the leading cause of cancer death among women, highlighting its impact and ongoing need for awareness and research.
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The
American Cancer Society
Bride elect Honored At Party In Boonville
Valerie Wallace was honored at a surprise bridal shower Friday night at the Tuttle home in Boonville. She will marry Gary Nash of Philadelphia on April 6. Guests included the bride’s mother Mrs. James Hawkins and many relatives and friends. gifts were opened after games and refreshments.
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Oonville
Valerie
Walla#e
Eugene Anderson
Linda Harding
Betty Tuttle
Tuttle
Boonville
Gary Nash
Phild
James Hawkins
Wilbur Nash
Walter Tuttle
Marjorie Nance
Alec Burger
Thomas Burger
Sheila Rynearson
Bonnie Sellers
Waive Clark
Ethel Clark
Sandra Philbrook
Lori McKinley
James Brink
Beverly Adams
Mary Ingram
Louise Best
Pete Best
Rosalind Mills
Fred Cox
Gloria Rhodes
Robert Mathias
Patty Tucker
Shirley Cunningham
Irenie Nash
Robert Muller
Jeanne Muller
Kathy Miles
Sue Majors
S. 8S. Southerland
Bill Sharp
Penny Davis
Fire Belles Social Evening Celebrates Secret Pals
A pleasant social evening at Mrs. George Hall's home marked the Ukiah Fire Belles party revealing the past year's Secret Pals and honoring Mrs. Dennis Severson's birthday. Aunt Mrs. Charles Anderson was the year’s Secret Pal. A multi layered heart shaped cake, lime sherbet punch, and coffee accompanied games and gift exchanges as new Secret Pals were drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hall
Ukiah ‘Fire Belles
Dennis Severson
Charles Anderson
Sandy
Rains Attends State Meetings in Sacramento
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Rains visited Sacramento for three days. He serves as northern vice-president and chairman of the ways and means committee of the California State Firemens association and attended legislative and executive board meetings. Mrs. Rains joined him as a guest of Mrs. Chester Moller and they toured the Governor's Mansion and lunched nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Rains
Sacramento
Rains
California State Firemens Association
Ways and
Governors Mansion
16Th
H Streets
Mansion Inn
Mansion
Willits Guests Attend Annual Snowbells Day
Attendees from Willits included Mines France Parrett Lewis DeWitt and Roland Graf for the annual guest day hosted by President Mrs. Richard Lyman who opened with a brief business conference before the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits
Mines
France Parrett
Lewis DeWitt
Roland Graf
Richard Lyman
Girl Scout Week Activities Highlight Ukiah Troop
Junior Troop 69 members planned a birthday party with Kristy Cook and Kathy Nolan baking cake. Patrols arranged green and gold decorations, centerpieces and napkins while outdoor ceremony marked year stars on sashes.
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Troop 69
Patrol
Kristy Cook
Kathy Nolan
Patrol 4
Pamela Dittus
Nokomis
Grace Lutheran Church
Kiwanis Club of
Ukiah
Lee Logan
James Gibbons
Don Dittus
Crippled Children’s Society
Martin J. Bakker
South Doral Street
Redwood Valley
Crippled Children's Society
Susan
Adreveno
Juanita Bogue
Yvorine Casebier
Karen. Davis
Carol. Lewis
Cheryl Lewis
Debbie “Matyku
Donna Schwarm
Debbie Skagegs
Judy Stone
Sally Strickland
Connie Wood
Marae Bushby
Kelly Bushby
Min Hansen
Debbie Benback
Walter Heady
Tom Jameson
Meat consumption per person in 1967 exceeds 176 pounds
The average American diet in 1967 shows per capita meat use at 176.6 pounds, a 4 percent rise from 1966. Beef leads with 105.6 pounds per person, followed by pork at 63.3 pounds. veal 3.9 and lamb 3.8 pounds. Milk tops other foods at 287 pounds. potatoes reach 117.4 pounds.
Okefenokee Native Name Meaning Trembling Earth
The phrase notes that Okefenokee is an Indian name meaning land of the trembling earth.
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Okefenokee Is
Land
Community event schedule for Ukiah area mid March
A compact calendar lists meetings and activities from March 20 to March 26 including PTA potluck at the school, AAUW Ukiah branch slide showing, American Legion birthday dinner, Fiesta 68 steering committee luncheon, Camp Fire Girls father daughter dinner, Actor's Workshop No Exit performances, Willits Frontier Twirlers Hoe Down, Saturday Afternoon club slide viewing, Ukiah Oratorio Society concert, Redwood Valley Grange square dance, and Welcome Wagon board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zeek
Veterans Memorial Building
Fiesta
House of Garner
Camp Fire Girls
Sharp
Mendocino State Hospital
Mendocino
Center Streets
Actor's Workshop of
Ukiah
N. State Street
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Mendocino County
Gay Tugker Neep
Woman's
Sogetsu
Kosmos Club
Kosmos
Irvin St. John
Mmes
Kenneth Farnsworth
John Mayfield
Remo Rampone
Manole Hurt
Boontling
Zeek Pta
Margaret Smith
Donald Rooker
James Williams
Ernest Williams
Grace~Foles
A. A. Smith
Robert Magruder
Richard Mazzoni
Ukiah Theatre
Dr. Strange Love
William Shakespeare
Hamlet
Maximillian Schell
Ukiah Medical Group
W. Standley Street
Joe. Aquilar
Lake, Mendocino
Sonoma Counties
Fourth Street
Fire Belles
Girl Scouts
Grange
God
Troop 94
Sandy Pettit
Katy Maher
Ed Petiit
Debbie Skaggs
William .Schwarm
Ruth Morrow
Linda Russell
Stanley Skaggs
Nancy Hornung
Janice Carolo
Walter’ M
Gary Smith
Byron. Graham
James'h. States
Regi
Stored Craftsman Technician’s Guild
Palace Hotel
Gilley's Sea Food
Delicatessen
State St
Mendocino van & Storage CO
Arnold
Ed Bogner
Mason
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