Lindy Lindy to Lead Voyage Between Oceans
Linda Lindy sails October 19 aboard a semester shipboard study program. The voyage lasts three and a half months, ending February 1, 1969, with stops in Dublin London Copenhagen Haifa Catania Barcelona Las Palmas Freetown Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires Montevideo Punta Arenas Valparaiso Callao Acapulco. About 80 faculty and students travel, taking liberal arts units and attending classes six days a week while at sea and in port.
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Lege Stud
Unclear fragment prompts next Friday food service note
Fragmented OCR text describes meals and furnishing foods for an event next week. Mentions Salisbury steak and buns with vegetables, Tuesday and Wednesday notes, and a "see" cue. Names and places are garbled. content focuses on planned hot foods and schedule.
Brighten Garage Interior Walls with Economical Perimeter Paints
Garage or carport walls get a fresh look with economical perimeter paints. Easy to apply, low odor options cover existing surfaces, reduce stains, and offer durable finishes suitable for high traffic areas in homes and workshops.
Fragments Describe Slang and Color Names in Text
Readable fragments discuss color terms like green and brown used with slang. The note hints at cedar tones and interior finishes, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear events, people, or locations to frame a full news item.
Rebekah Lodge Sets Up Fall Events in I O O F Hall
The Cornelia Rebekah lodge met Monday in the IOOF hall and outlined upcoming events of local interest. October dates include Redwood Empire Day in Santa Rosa October 19, Lagunita and Friendship Night activities October 15 and 21, plus a Theta Rho Girls club potluck October 2. Kyra Edwards to chair workshops, with Alice Hoover presiding in Sandie Phillips’s absence. Vivian Foster recovering at home from hospitalization in Santa Rosa, and Belle Hutchens noting Orange Juice donations aided by the lodge during the Bigod Bank drive.
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Cornelia Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Santa Rosa
Lagunita Rebekah
Willjts
Laytonville
Theta Rho
TOOF
S. A
Kyra
Edwards
Alice Hoover
Sandie Phillips
Vivian Foster
Sarita
Fragmentary note on making a curved bench from thick wood
A garbled OCR fragment suggests using a % inch thick board by about three inches wide to fashion the curved seat or back of a bench. The text is incomplete but indicates a woodworking instruction or tip.
Entertaining Sunday Teas Beta Sigma Phi Plans
Entertaining Sunday ae san eka Eta thetas social session met at Mrs Robert Reiland home in Oak Knoll Fairview Court for the year’s calendar and chapter activities. The informal tea 2 to 4 pm hosted by Mrs Russell Clarke featured Hawaiian theme refreshments as members discussed Ways and Means. Mrs Joe Gandee led the Wednesday session on etiquette and jewelry and nylons collection for Mendocino State hospital patients. Mrs Clarke and Mrs Ruddick hosted. Rose Sisters secret pals were named.
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Rush
Sundy
Etheta
Beta Sigma’ Phi
Robert Reiland
Russell Clarke
Fairview Court
Oak’-Knoll
Sion
Joe Gandee
Clarke
Mendocino State Hospital
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard "Ruddick
Formhal
Poultry and meat prices slip on West Coast markets
A UPI roundup from the Agriculture Department notes weekend food buys with drops in ready-to-cook fryer chickens across markets except Seattle and lower turkey prices in Portland. Beef and lamb remain steady. eggs down in San Francisco. pork uneven with ribs down in most markets and loins up in San Francisco. Fresh fruit and vegetables remain plentiful. Fish items to watch include canned tuna rockfish rainbow trout salmon fillets and halibut steaks.
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West ‘Coast
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
West
Tables Ideal Benches and Patio Tables Built of Douglas Fir
The article describes benches and tables made from Douglas fir for outdoor use. It mentions permanent seating options, smart design to provide space, and tables with portable features. It notes add-ons like 1x4 supports and foot details, aiming to seat two people per table.
Challen ge booklet guides teens and parents on conduct
A new juvenile advisory booklet titled Chal enge offers common sense guidance for teens and parents. Prepared by a coalition of parents and experts and published by the school department, it costs 50 cents and is available at junior and senior high schools. The publication covers school parties driving and, in a drug section, explains effects of narcotics and relevant laws.
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San Francisco
UPT
Arc Cee
Frontier Twirlers Square Dance Dance Event in Willits
Community calendar notes a series of events in Ukiah Mendocino County including Frontier Twirlers square dancing at Baechtel Grove School Willits with Bud Grass calling and a potluck, a Theta Rho Girls car wash fundraiser in Richfield Talmage Road, a Redwood Valley Grange whist and pinochle party, Play-In open house near Lake Mendocino, AAUW Harvest Tea in Dearwood Swim and Tennis club, and multiple meetings and rummage sale notices with details for Oct dates.
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Ted
Erson Ste
Dancilig
Aoc
Willits
Frontier Twirlers
Baechtel Grove
Behnd” Hospital
Okiahan
Theta Rho
Don’s Richfield
Talmage Road
Redwood
Valley Grange
State ‘Street
Lake Mefidocino Drive
the Forks
Ukiah
American Association of University Women
Dearwood
PEEK PROOF Courtyard Wall Pattern Using Boards
A phrase describes butt 1x4 inch boards against 1x2s to create a three dimensional pattern with strong shadow lines for a solid courtyard wall or fence.
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Palace
Lewis ‘Sbrana
5H McPagioi
Eugene Meddows
Safur
Church Grid
Oak Streets
Piste
Gay! 1! A
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Hesse
Linda
Linda Branz
Bill
Pein
Pees
Rebekahs
Turkey
Washington
UPI
U.S
Ming
Rt. 2
Yelle North
Paul B. Rontgomf
Ward
Norton, Perma Press
BOYS
Missy Pha
Mr A
Jon
Clay Street
Progress Club
Potter Valley Memorial Park
Oak “Mahor Pool
Roginha ‘Heights
St. Mary’s Parentsthee Group
Arnold ‘Bogner
Ukiah Unified Coordinating Committee
Unified Schools District
Reno Bartolomie
Mendocino County
Blue Bonnet
S. Highway
Rexall Drug ‘Sane
Parking St
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