Camp Fire Girls go on Hendy Woods campout and tours
Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scout activities fill the month with events at Hendy Woods State Park and local tours. Eighth and seventh graders shared a campout, while Bluebirds and We To Ma Chick groups joined tours of Parducci Winery and Bank of America. Leaders met at the Presbyterian church for a planning session.
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Albert Pinto
Willard Greenslate
Hendy Woods State Park
Mmes
Don Gilmore
Betty Wyman
Gary Mgregor
Mr. McGregor
Gary
A. J. Weddle
Bill Thorne
Don Williams
Tony DeAngelis
Hendy Woods
Town Winery
Parducci
Bluebirds
Yokago School
Wallace Bralich
Marvin Elder
Nor- Tian Baker
Unicef
Charles Barnes
Sunshine Bluebirds
Bank of America
Dwayne Wright
Leaders’ Association
Presbyterian Church
Little Area
Redwood Valley PTA Carnival Set for October 28
The Redwood Valley PTA hosts a community carnival at Redwood Valley School from 7 to 10 30 p m open to all. Snoopy will sell helium balloons and a costume contest offers prizes. Games include wheel of fortune bean bag toss and more with a cake walk and Country Store bargains. Donations requested at 485 7344 and volunteers urged.
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Pebbles
Tweetie Bird
Alyce Cannon
Carrie Binning
Redwood Valley
PTA
Journal
Gay
Snoopy
Halloween Party Planned by Ukiah Jaycettes
The Ukiah Jaycettes invite All Jaycees wives guests and prospective members to their annual Halloween party at the Talmage club on Oct 26 with music games and decorations organized by named members. They also plan a rummage sale collecting clothes furniture and household items and list contact for donations.
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Ukiah Jaycettes
Jaycettes
Brian Bennett
Ray Hoyt
Harry Tappins
Talmage Club
Ron Rucker
Art Castiaux
Billi Miller
Bob Simmons
Charlie Crawford
Ray Meyers
Ron Ledford
Perry Ramsey
Richard Mall
Faycettes
Ron Ricker
Pete Carter
Sandelins Host Oktoberfest Themed Saturday Party
Bob and Lee Sandelin issue invitations for a Saturday party at the Palace Hotel Mansion Room from 5 to 8 PM. Guests expect German themed decor and entertainment reflecting the hosts extensive past party ideas.
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Bob
Lee Sandelin
Palace Hotel
Masonite
Fluid Femininity Shapes Modern Fashion Silhouettes
The era favors fluid lines with skirts that float and swirl and necklines that plunge. Belts cinch or rise as an integral part of the silhouette, shaping a contemporary style statement.
Camp Fire Leaders and Guests Attend National Meeting
National headquarters hosted a meeting with new leaders as honor guests. Attendees included Mines, W. E. Bralich, Paul Sparso, Les Younie, J. M. Turner, Ronald Hill and Phillip Lynch. Lunch followed with a cake decorated with the Camp Fire emblem and an organizing chairman listed for recruitment.
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the Mines
W. E. Bralich
Paul Sparso
Les Younie
J. M. Turner
Ronald Hill
Phillip Lynch
Guest Day Program at Saturday Afternoon Club
The Saturday Afternoon Club hosts a Guest Day at its Oak and Church Streets headquarters at 2 p.m. Members may bring guests and use guest cards. President Mrs. Eugene Meadows opens with a business conference, followed by a program featuring Mrs. Ralph Wiley performing songs from musical comedies with accompaniment by Mrs. John Franz. Tea will follow hosted by Mrs. Morris and committee members.
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Oak and
Church Streets
Eugene Meadows
E. Thirkill
Ralph Wiley
John Franz
Wiley
John Morris
Harry Mathews
A. N. Moore
George Hovey
Roy Williams
May Morley
Pedal Popularity Praised as Beneficial Exercise
Dr. Harry Johnson, director of New York's Life Extension Institute, lauds bicycling as excellent exercise for leg muscles and a stimulant to the circulatory system. He notes its broad appeal and health benefits for fitness enthusiasts.
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New York
URI
Harry Johnson
Life Extension Institute
Girl Scout Annual Appeal dates set in Ukiah area
Dates to keep Oct 15 31 for Girl Scout fund drive to support 22 volunteers and a trained field staffer. Contributions to P O Box 446 Ukiah CA 95482. 15 dollars funds a Scoutership. 100 dollars grants Angel status with a certificate. Moonbeam chapter meets Oct 22 at 8 p m at Mrs Glen Donalson’s home.
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Girl Scout
P. O. Box
Ukiah
California
Moonbeam
Glen Donalson
Highland Court
Mendocino Art Center Announces Fall Class Offerings
Mendocino Art Center lists batik, seascape oil painting, photography, weaving, pottery, sculpture and various weekend workshops for fall. Instructors include Jean Lockhart of Benicia, E John Robinson of Petaluma, Larry Stark, Judy Kinnell, Sasha Makovkin and Ron Blett. Courses run Saturdays through November with multiple dates in late October and November.
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Jean Lockhart
Benicia
Mendocino Art Center
Mendocino
Miss Lockhart
Bay Area
E. John Robinson
Petaluma
Robinson
Winblads
San Francisco
Gallerie de Tours
Carmel
Redwood Center
Larry Stark
Judy Kinnell
Sasha Makovkin
Ron Blett
Ukiah hosts Italian lodge dinner dance for state grand head
About 200 people gather at the Ukiah fairgrounds Home Arts building to fete the grand venerable of the grand lodge of California Peter J. DeSantis of Los Angeles and accompanying dignitaries. The event includes a traditional Italian dinner, gifts, and a standing ovation for the visiting officials. Ukiah lodge plans to bid for the 1970 state convention as visitors tour the town.
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Ukiah Sons of Italy Lodge
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Grand Lodge of California
Peter J. DeSantis
Los Angeles
Emma
Joe Billeci
Pittsburg
Supreme
Frank Ragone
San Jose
Cosola Bartolomei
Evelyn Guidi
Norman Postal
Frances Crinella
Ukiah Lodge
Mary Lindley
Redwood Empire
Judy Postal
Grand Lodge
Cho
Boosters
Mendocino County
Reno Bartolomie
Eureka
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Charles Barra
Burt Banzhaf
Merle Orchard
Bev Broaddus
Grand
Venerable del Santis
Grand opening of Girl Scout and Camp Fire Equipment Agency
The J C Penney store hosted a Camp Fire Girl Scout Equipment Agency opening in Camp Fire Girl Scout style. Officials cut the ribbon with Camp Fire president John Sweeley officiating as Mrs Kauffman and Mrs Greenstate held the ribbon. Members shared early history of Camp Fire and Girl Scouts and praised their citizenship programs.
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Nokomis Pta
Thomas Amslét
Lakeport
PTA
Bill Mayfield
al Kruth
Paul Durbin
Wallace Wood
LeRoy Cobabe
Ralph Cooper
Amsler
Paul Stern
Journal
Gay
Girl Scout
J. C. Penney Company
Jerry
Louise) Phillips
Sandy—Davis
John P. Sweeley
Camp Fire Council
Larry Kauffman
Girl Scouts
Willard Greenstate
Camp Fire Leaders Association
Kauffman
Albert Bechtel
Grace Toles
Toles
Camp Fire
Walter Heady
Ukiah First Presbyterian Church
John Long
Penney's
Charles L. Lewis
Orange Marmalade Roasted Lamb for Six
Rub one leg of lamb with ground ginger salt and pepper then roast in a 325 degree oven. Cook about 30 minutes per pound or until the thermometer reads 175 degrees for medium. Glaze with orange marmalade and orange slices studded with cloves, then finish and serve.
Bed quality tops list for restful sleep say physicians
Chicago report notes the American Medical Association finds the most important household article is a correct bed. A comfortable mattress and spring help people relax and fall asleep according to 98 percent of physicians surveyed.
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Chicago
UPI
The
American Medical Association
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