League Opens Season Hear Foundation Head in Ukiah
The Ukiah League of Women Voters will open its 1968-69 session September 10 at Bromley Presbyterian Church. President Mrs. Carl Peterson leads the meeting with guests Tim Steen, attorney and head of the Ukiah Legal Aid Foundation, to discuss legal aspects of the Rumford Act, Federal Fair Housing, Prop 14 and related Supreme Court rulings. Co-Chairs Sybil Hinkle and Mary Miller announce September’s Development of Human Resources study and a question period follows Steen’s briefing on equal housing opportunity and Mendocino County housing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Rg
Bromley, Hell, Presbyterian Church
Carl Peterson
The
Ukiah Voters’ Organvate
Tim Steen
Ukiah Legal Aid Foundation
Algo Federal Fair
Supreme Court
Sybil Hinkle
Mary Miller
Steen
Ukiah
Mendocino County
National League
Ukiah Family Tours Canada and U S West for Three Weeks
Mr and Mrs James E Williams with Bruce and Amy and friends toured from Ukiah visiting Corvallis Victoria Banff Lake Louise Sylvan Lake Calgary Montana Yellowstone Grand Teton Versailles and Reno. They praised the highways and weather noting a three and a half week trip with many relatives acquaintances and scenic stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacortes
Wash
Victoria
Banff
Lake Louise
Sylvan Lake
Williams
Harold Raymond
Calgary
H. C. McFarland
United States
Montana
Yellowstone
Grand Tetons
Versailles
Fred Zelsman
Reno
Nev
Sixth Annual Concours dElegance Opens in Napa
Highlights announce the Sixth Annual Concours dElegance sponsored by Marin County Circle at Silverado Country Club Napa. A charity benefit for Florence Crittenton Home of San Francisco, with eighteen prewar car classes, a special postwar invite class, and awards including Best of Show. Notable displays include a 1954 Clark Gable Mercedes-Benz and a Green Silver Ghost Royce from Harrah’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesenbergs
Clark Gable
Las Reno
Nev
Harry Bragg
Mar. East
Tiburon
Robert Boyd
Reed Ranch Road
Famous Musical to Open Coast Theatre in Fort Bragg
The Meridicine Playhouse on Main Street reopens in a rebuilt shell of the Music Box with Threepenny Opera. Ed Weber, an entrepreneur with vaudeville family ties, directs the famed Kurt Weill Bertolt Brecht musical featuring Barbara Weber handling sets and costumes. Opening weekend in October promises a large cast and a storied production once seen in New York's Greenwich Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridicine Playhouse
Main Street
Fort Bragg
Ed Weber
Vaudele Dué
Weber and Fields
Barbara Weber
Weber
New York
Green*vich Village
Sigma Omega sorority wine fashion show in Willits
WILLITS The second annual wine tasting and fashion show of Sigma Omega sorority will be held at Brooktrails poolside at 6 30 p m Saturday Models from Laney's in Willits will promenade around the pool as fall fashions Mrs Wil Sheets will be mistress of ceremonies Mr Sheets will serve as master of ceremonies Donations of 1 50 will be used for civic betterment in Willits Tickets may be obtained from Laney's Brooktrails or sorority members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits
Sigma
Omega Sorority
Brooktrails
Laney’s
September Vow Date Set for Rankin Christensen Wedding
Lynda Rose Rankin and Kenneth Raymond Christensen announce their September 14 wedding date and engagement. The ceremony will be at noon in the Oakland Temple with a reception from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Latter-day Saints church. Lynda, a Ukiah High School Class of 1966 graduate, studied at Brigham Young University and works as a secretary. Kenneth, Ukiah High Class of 1963, did a two year mission in Australia and now works in construction. They plan to establish their first home in Ukiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Williams
Bruce
Amy
Ethel Mudd
Corvallis
Ore
Victoria
Bogners
Illigmses
Any
Bee
Parliament
Gether
Zachary Cow- 2H
Ukdah
Lynda Rose Rankin
Kenneth Raymond Christensen
Lynda
Keith Rankin
Calvert Court
Kenneth
Okiahan
Ivan W. Christensen
Oakland
Latter-day Saints Church
Ukiah High School
Brigham Young University
Australia
Jerald Mason
Salt Lake Temple
Joyce Hurst
Henry Hurst
Des Moines
Iowa
Salt Lake City
Wilton Mason
Portland
Stanford University
Anniversary of Haas Couple Ends Summer Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Haas of Longvale celebrated their twenty seventh wedding anniversary on Aug thirty first as dinner guests of their niece Mrs. James Dunn of Novato. The group toured sights and dined at Brook Trails Willits during Labor Day, with the Dunns visiting. Also mentioned are relatives Danny Smith Kathy Debbie Lisa Halis and Cheryl Lovell visiting during the summer and aiding in farm activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Haas
Longvale
James Dunn
Novato
Brooktrails
Willits
Dunns
Danhy
Kathy
Debbie
Lisa Halis
Oakland
Cheryl Lovell
Fair Oaks
Alva
Verna Haas
Hrame
Church Folk Farewell Party For Marcia Wiley
The Ukiah church held a farewell for Marcia Wiley daughter of Rev Ralph Wiley as she heads to Phillips University Enid Oklahoma on a four year scholarship. The party featured air plane decor and pennants with Goodbye Ukiah Oklahoma or Bust, games led by Mrs Charles Graybeal and a money tree presentation. Cake and punch were served by Mrs Frank Prentice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiilh
Marella Wiley
Ukiah
Enid
Okla
Phillips University
Ukiah High School
Ralph Wiley
Poulos Court
Marcia
David
Santa Rosa Junior College
Danny
Cheryl
Phillips
Oklahoma
Bust
Charles Graybeal
Frank” Prentice
Women to Hold Meeting Monday at Moose Hall
Ukiah chapter 816 Women of the Moose will hold an enrollment meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall. Grand regent Matie A faiasis from Sacramento will attend as guest to assist and answer questions. Senior Regent Fern Spencer leads. publicity committee runs this month's events. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Matie
Sacramento
Fern Spencer
Mrs E M Corbett Flight Through Oklahoma City and Enid
Marcia travels from here to Oklahoma City then Enid to visit the university and plans to return for Christmas. The note records her travel sequence and upcoming holiday return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Corbett
Marcia
Oklahoma City
Enid
University
Extended school year nets mixed reactions across states
Editor Patricia McCormack reports on ESY plans as districts test longer calendars. NEA cites 205 to 225 day years with four quarters or multiple term systems. Critics warn of scheduling woes and staggered vacations while supporters praise better facility use and potential teaching quality, noting concerns about family vacations and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
New York State Education Department
Atlanta
Georgia
Delaware
Education Journal
National Education Association
NEA
United States
Beres
Party Given On Eve of Departure For Sandy Mayfield Jr
Mixed tours team in the summer league at Yokayo held an informal sendoff for Sandy Mayfield Jr as she and her sons joined husband in Sacramento where he serves as deputy director of the state Department of Conservation. Captain Joan Chalfant and Bev Hess led the farewell with cake and a gift as friends gathered after bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokayo
Bow
Sandy
John) Mayfield Jr
Mayfield
Sacramento
Sons
State Department of Conservation
Joan
Chalfant
Bev Hess
B. E. Harris
Au Revoir
New Line Washers Dryers Feature Decorator Doors
United Press International reports a new line of washers and dryers with a metal frame that trims doors to hold decorator panels. The pair adds a permanent press cycle. A carpet sweeper also doubles as a floor sweeper with seven brush settings for all surfaces. A tiny personal shrieker weighs under an ounce and fits in a pocket.
Etiquette tips for a tidy shared room and summer poise
Practical advice from Junior Misa on room organization with a sister using matching decorative boxes to separate belongings, a pact to keep items away, and setting a personal example. For summer wakeups a routine of light exercise, a cold rinse, and a refreshing drink is suggested to feel alert. Also covers dress stain concerns with discreet Kleenex shields for sleeveless or short sleeves to manage perspiration before dates.
New aerosol siren and white acrylic filler claims
The text describes an aerosol operated siren activated by pressing with a piercing ultra sound audible up to half a mile, and a white acrylic filler that resembles ceramic tile. It claims the filler is squeezable, non shrinking or cracking, mildew resistant, remains white, and suitable for caulking and waterproofing around sinks, tubs, and plumbing fixtures for indoor use.
Sept events calendar for Ukiah area community groups
A list of September gatherings and meetings including Yokayo school open house with Bud Grass, Welcome Wagon at Mrs Ivan Best home, Sigma Omega sorority wine tasting, Rose Bowl Bowling Admission Day at Santa Rosa, Native Sons civic banquet at Villa Chantecler Healdsburg, Moose enrollment, Grange Hoppers square dance, Admission Day parade and Founders Day barbecue in Santa Rosa, Yokayo Girl Scouts meeting, Mendocino Lake Cancer Society dinner at Pine Beach Inn, Ukiah Garden Club meeting, and Ukiah Garden House special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Omega Sorority
Brooktrails
Willits
Laney’s
Rose Bowl
Sebastopol Road
Santa Rosa
California
Native Sons
Villa Chantecler
Fitch Mountain Road
Healdsburg
Ukiah
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Grange Hoppers
Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Founders Day Grove
Sonoma County
Santa Rosa Native Sons
Mendocino Avenue
New Denny's
Yokayo
First Presbyterian Church
Dora
Church Streets
Kenneth L. Kauffman
Girl Scouting
American Cancer Society
Mendocino-Lake County
Pine Beach
Inn
Fort Bragg
Ukiah Garden Club
Garden House
W. Clay Street
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Foundation
China
Feiday
Trip
Ane
Gharm School
K.bor. Dalen
Dial
Ine
Maside
Lynda. Rose Rankin
Revoir
South Dora
Part
Bet
James
Paméla
Pandora
Georgie
United Press International
Judi
Mette Norman Cosmetics
N. School
Misa
Yokayo School
Perbofis
Squire Daxcig
Ivan Best
Faull Avenue
Mbdtion
Alaska
Paragon
Pool & Patio Center
Talmage Road
Religious Science
Sa Weev Unday
Pam
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