Baby bust replaces boom in U.S. population trends
United States faces a declining under five population and debate over excess or shortage of births. The Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies notes a 15.5 percent drop in under five counts since 1970 amid sparse density compared with Holland England and Switzerland. The piece mentions proposed drastic sterilant ideas and notes a Presbyterian Women's association event discussing Taylor Caldwell’s Great Lion of God with a social and budgeting focus including fabric patches for clothing longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Upi
Washington Center For Metropolitan Studies
U.S
Census Bureau
U.S.A
Holland
England
Switzerland
United States
Hawks
Rebekahs prepare Hawaiian Night trip for district meet
A carload of Cornelia Rebekah lodge No 205 members heads to Lower Lake for the district meeting of Mrs Lucille Mulligan president of the Rebekah Assembly of California Hawaiian Night attire is the theme. New members of Cornelia lodge to be initiated Monday at eight pm at the Odd Fellows hall announced by Mrs Leota Ford noble grand.
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Cornelia Rebekah Lodge No
Lower Lake
Lucille Mulligan
Rebekah Assembly of California
Clearlake Rebekah Lodge No
Cornelia Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Leota Ford
Noble Grand
Ford
Lavella Hull
Harry Parsegian
Grand Lodge of California
Willits
Mary Harmon
Mary Jenderson
Inez Adams
Theta Rho
Nancy Hahn
Irene Hamilton
Pick knits for fall winter fashion by Miriam Klein
Knitwear this fall and winter expands beyond the classic look with designer Miriam Klein of James Kenroth showcasing a zippy Kennett collection. It features sweeping capes and coal shorts as an autumnal answer to Hot-Pants, with knits described as carefree and comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hennessy
Yorng
NEA
Miriam Klein
James Kenroth
Kennett
Miss Klein
Engagement Announcement for Patricia Miller and Michael Hendrickx
Mr and Mrs Leon Miller of 1700 Carrigan Sn announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia A Miller to Michael J Hendrickx son of Audree J Hendrickx of 1741 Lockwood Dr The couple plan an Oct 24 wedding News revealed at a family barbecue with friends Ken Edmonds and Dawnelle Burris Pat and Michael have known each other about six years Michael has worked with Pat’s mother at Safeway Pat is Ukiah high school class of 1970 and Michael is class of 1964 He recently completed six years in the U S Army reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Miller
Carrigan Sn
Patricia A. Miller
Micheal J. Hendrickx
Audree J J Hendrickx
Lockwood Dr
Miller's
Miller
Ken Edmonds
Dawnelle Burris
Pat
Micheal
Hendrickx
Safeway
Ukiah
U.S. Army
Napa Valley Tour and Lunch Planned by Ukiah AAUW
The Ukiah branch of the American Association of University Women schedules a Napa valley tour and luncheon at The Hatchery for the October 16 meeting. Deadline for reservations is October 10, with contact numbers for Mrs. A B Broaddus and Mrs. Donald Meyer. Members driving should offer passenger space, and plan leaves Deep Valley shopping center at 9 a.m. or meet at The Hatchery at 1 p.m. The itinerary includes Qld Bale Mill, antique shops, a candle shop, two Napa wineries, Silverado museum, and optional post lunch galleries in Yountville.
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Napa Valley
the Hatchery
Ukiah
American Association of University Women
A.B. Broaddus
Donald Meyer
Broaddus
Meyer
Covelo FHA girls sweep Mendocino fair honors
Covelo chapter girls of Future Homemakers of America won the FHA feature exhibit award at the Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show in Boonville with a red white and blue booth "As American as Apple Pie." They earned 34 blue ribbons plus two special awards and dominated foods sewing and home furnishings divisions.
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Ruth Griffith
Pam- Alan
Covelo
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Mendocino County
Boonville
Betty Jane Bowles
Round Valley High School
Susan Campbell
Rochelle Lowden
Teresa Oliver
Marion Moss
Kelli Cox
Edna McLane
Terry Brown
Doren Allison
Marilyn Horn
Denell Sergeant
Sherri Sergeant
Diane Brinkerhoff
Cheryl Holley
Kathy Holley
Sherrie Smith
Carolyn Lovelady
Doris Lovelady
Kathy Lovelady
Rhonda Masterson
Ronna Thomas
Vicki Comalli
Cheryl Comalli
JoAnn Comalli
Martha Phillips
Karen Clarke
Kathy Clarke
Sharon Duke
Charolette Sherman
Dawn
Suzanne Keller
Dawn Cook
Suzanne
My Ranch
Cavelo
Needlecraft News Pattern for Cozy Children Slippers
Nancy Baxter presents fall knit slippers for kids using Red Heart Worsted for motifs and Speed-Cro-Sheen for sales. The simple Tangerine and Meadow Green design keeps tiny feet warm and snug, with Granny’s timeless charm echoed in the pattern.
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Nancy Baxter
Granny
Dinner circle invites Lions for October 23 progressive tour
Invitations go out to Lake Men docino Lions members and wives for a five stop progressive dinner October 23 starting at 7 p.m. at Hal Phillips home for cocktails then Bob Green home for salad Kinney home for main course and Bill Meyer home for dessert.
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Lake Mendocino Lions Club
Lions
Hal Phillips
Bob Green
Mrs. L.L. Kinney
Bill Meyer
Community group schedules and workshop listings October Ukiah area
A dense calendar lists Oct 5 to Oct 7 events including Emblem Club workshop Cub Scout Pack No 62 meeting Ukiah Promenaders dance at Frank Zeek School Bud Grass caller. AAUW and University Women meetings Oct 6 plus senior citizen dinners PTA events Calpella and Redwood Valley potluck panels. Reading Tutors Workshop and Kiwanis officer installation. Also notes on stairwell shelving ideas for recessed cabinets and headroom.
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DFM
Nokomis
Ukiah Promenaders
Frank Zeek
Bud Grass
Ukiah
American Association of University Women
Gene Butcher
Cunningham Ln
Senior Center
St. Mary's Pta
Redwood Valley- Calpella Pta
Redwood Valley School
American Association of University Women Board
S. State St
Ukiah Stone
Gem Club
Tom Pulliams
Hillcrest Ave
House of Garner
Ukiah Grange Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Construction Women to Meet in Local NAWIC Event
Local women in construction plan a meeting at the Manor Inn at 7 p.m. on October 15 to learn about the National Association of Women in Construction NAWIC a nonprofit with over 5000 members. Reservations via Mrs Shirley Pedrotti due by October 13. Contact numbers provided for reservations and information. Members from Humboldt Redwood Eureka chapter expected, with other chapters in Chico Redding Reno Napa Solano Santa Rosa Sacramento Oakland Fresno Belmont San Francisco and Marin represented.
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Manor Inn
National Association of Women In Construction
Shirley Pedrotti
Pedrotti
Humboldt- Redwoods
NAWIC
Eureka
Chico
Redding
Reno
Napa
Solano
Santa Rosa
Sacramento
Oakland
Fresno
Belmont
San Francisco
Marin
Mendocino Cattlemen Dinner Hosts Fall Meeting
Mendocino County Cattlemen plan a Saturday dinner at the Mendocino Lake clubhouse near Coyote Dam with guest speaker George Strathearn of the California Beef Promotion council. Retiring president John Rohrbough presides, new president John Rohrbough Jr. and VP J M Smith assist. California CowBelles president Mrs. Joe Russell Jr. and Wells Fargo Ukiah host a 6 to 7 p m happy hour. Knife care tips follow.
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Mendocino
Ed Biaggini
California Cattlemen's Association
William Steiger
Joe Russell Jr
Shandon
California CowBelles
Plains
Wells Fargo Bank of
Ukiah
Other
Mendocino-Lake
Berry Green Beans Salad With Onion Tings
Frozen green beans and onions are tossed with a blue cheese dressing mix and a beer vinaigrette. Line a lettuce lined bowl, mix beans and onions with dressing, and serve immediately to six.
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Presbyterian Women
E.N. Fulk
Taylor Caldwell
St. Paul
Presbyterian Women's Association
Bromley Hall
Jove Mayfield
Howard — Twining
al Nicholaison
Edward Carpenter
Alfred T. McKinney
Elwood Oakley
Association
Washington Center Report
Rebekahs
Needlecraft News
Kinney’s
E. Perkins
Dawn Cooke
Kiwanis Club
Broiler Steak House
Othe First Presbyterian Church
KBLC
Lakeport
Purdue
Tuarf
Willard
Coces Inc — AL Ruban
Sam Shaw
Ravent Paik
Gaséaveres
Melvyn Douglas
Richard Schigkel
Lita
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