Secre taries to Send Three to Convention in Mendocino County
Legal Secretaries Inc. members Kathy Crane and Sharyn Statks of Ukiah and Fort Bragg president Sharyn Statks head to the annual convention held in Lake Tahoe with events at Harvey's Friday reception, a Saturday business session, a John Marley talk, and a Saturday banquet at Sahara Tahoe Hotel hosted by Stockton Association chairman Heen Staenaro.
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Mendocino
Katy Groneriett
Laura ‘Gullett
Generisis
Toda Mora Rand
Leet
Staton Starks
Fort Bragg
Gay
Mendogino ‘County
Kathy ‘Crane
Ukiah
Sharyn ‘Statks
Sec
Heen Staenaro
The
Stockton Association
Wedding Plans Highlight Seat Motif At Skellet Home
Susie Skellet reports a bridal party gathering at the Skellet home on Helen Avenue in Seat motif. The event featured pink and white decorations by the young hostess and a frosting bride on the cake made by Susie and Michele Sanchez. Attendees included Phyllis Maben and her mother Mrs LeRoy Maben of Witter Springs, sister Tara Maben, Mrs Arthur Romer, Shirley Brunt, Mrs Cian Sanderson, Mrs Paul Ansen, Esther Maguire, and friends Karen Lygreen, Sharon Keeble, Sue Ranes, Michele Sanchez, and Mrs Edward Anderson of Concord. The engagement couple Edward William Anderson Jr and Phyllis are to wed at Faith Lutheran church at 2 o'clock.
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Susie Skellet
Skellet
Helen” _Avenue
Ames
Susie
Michele Sanchez
Phyllis
LeRoy Maben
Witter Springs
Tara “Maben
Rs. Arthur-Romer
Shirley. Brunt
Cian Sanderson
Paulansen
Esther Maguire
Edward Axt
Santa Rosa
Karen Lygreen
Sharon Keeble
Sue Ranes
Edward Anderson
Concord
Regional 8 Farm Bureau Women Meeting at Brooktrails
A Region 8 Farm Bureau Women’s session is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Brooktrails Willits with a staff briefing and officer remarks. Frank Belotti will speak in the afternoon after a public relations briefing and luncheon. Members are urged to bring non-farm friends. men welcome.
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Farm Bureau
Brooktrails
Willits
Assem Blyman
Frank Belotti
Whambers
Women’s Mission Society of First Baptist meets
The Women’s Mission Society of the First Baptist Church held a business meeting led by vice president Mrs Billary. Mrs Ritchey reported all White Crane missions funds were sent abroad this year. Members discussed experiences of women influencing government and legislation and planned a discussion on Christian citizenship in public life.
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Congo
Arizona
Ares
S Billa
Lloyd van Patten
Don. Miller
Curtis Wee
New- Roy Baylie
Drive Safely II Tips for Drowsy Driving
Life and Casualty safety specialists urge alertness on long trips. If you must continue alone while drowsy, try tuning to a radio program you dislike to stay awake and focused.
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Drive Life & Casualty Safety Specialists
Shoe retailers report demand for high heels despite trends
The National Shoe Retailers Association notes that a significant portion of sales remains in high heels as fashion shifts toward comfort. Retailers report customers still seeking elevated styles, sustaining a notable share of overall business despite broader trends toward lower footwear.
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Retailers Association
Wade
Favorite Foods for School Lunches This Week
The school lunch program lists next week’s items with hot dogs on Monday and hamburger pizzas later in the week. Sloppy Joes and meat loaf appear midweek, followed by chili beans on Friday, with a daily lineup of sides and milk.
Pioneer Woman Feted by Family on 87th Birthday
The 87th birthday of Ukiah pioneer Myrtle Ruddick was quietly celebrated by family. On May 1 a dinner for her inlaws included Mrs. Vern Ruddick and Richard Ruddick with his two sons Ricky and Randy. Her husband and others attended as well.
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Myrtle Ruddick
Vern_ Ruddick
Richard Ruddick
Ricky
Randy
Beta Sigma. Phi
Patterned tote bag costs and fabric texture note
The item notes a tote bag pattern priced at 210 with labor not included. Women's Wear Daily cites a 385 pattern cost for wool fabric plus 125 for materials and credits Hubbell Pierce as the designer.
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Hubbell Pierce
Toa Oosworth
Kingsley Chapter Meeting Honors Memorial Night
Kingsley chapter held a Monday evening meeting to advance Myrtle Sprague to worthy matron and Everett Sprague to worthy patron. Rhododendrons decorated the venue with "Let Me Be Understanding" drapes and pink wings. Visitors from Willits Lakeport Windsor and others attended along with nine visiting matrons and four visiting patrons.
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Kingsley Chapter
Myrtle Sprague
Eiverett Sprague
Myrtle Butler of
Willits
Lakeport
Nokomis PTA Sets Meeting
Nokomis PTA will hold its last meeting of the school year on Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the school. Highlights include a convention report a possible PTA Council for the Unified School District presentation of Robert Cannon the new principal and a student talent program. Refreshments will be served all PTA members and friends are urged to attend.
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Nokomis Pta
PTA
Unified
Robert Cannon
No‘komis
Ito
Tops Meeting Monday Evening
TOPS invites women to join a national Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the Methodist social hall at Smith and Pine Streets. For more information call Mrs Bobble Stern at 462 8497.
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Methodist ‘Church
Smith and
Pine Streets
Bobble Stern
Local notices and meeting dates for region events
Readable fragments list event dates and venues for regional activities. Mentions include dates May 28 to May 31, and gatherings at Fort Bragg and Lake area locations. References to Welcome Wagon club meetings at residents homes and a public exhibit with hours May 28 29 30 31. Possible formation of an RTA.
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Pau
Acho
Coun
Prine Pat
Robert Cannon
Elypheon
Robin Acter
Lakeay
Mendocino i Ae
Ana ’Ek
McPherson
Redwood
Fort Bragg
Welcome ‘Wagon Club Board Meeting
Ben Niderost
Live Oak
Welcome ‘Wagon Club General Meeting
Howard Little
Talmage Road
Talmage
Girls Scout hayride at Lake Mendocino draws crowds
Junior Troop 171 and about 30 participants including fathers and daughters enjoyed a first annual hayride at Lake Mendocino. Betty Powers led the outing with Mary Henderson assisting while games like relay and sack races entertained. Lumber donations from Redwood Coast Lumber aided setup, and The Mayflower Moving Company supplied transport.
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Girl Scouts
Lake Mendocino
Betty Powers
Mayflower
Pany
Redwood Coast Lumber Company
Mary Henderson
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United Press International
Kingsley
Ukiah ‘Rexall
Mayay
Crystal Reeves
New York
Elizabeth Arden
Rexall
Hare
Lucide Hare
Marie Pack
Miss Crystal Reeves
Miss Arden
Miss ‘Crystal Reeves
Att
Eizabeth Arden Salon
Diane
Ling
Pamela Powers
Bonita Henderson
Terry Nicolay
Deborah Cox
Susan Cox
Frances Robenalt
Debby Hugo
Sandy Griffin
Glenna’ Hoover
Debbie Ginochio
Patty Glaser
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