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The sale will take place from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the church parking lot, 15917 Olympic Dr.
Proceeds go to support the children's ministry.
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The memorial event will begin at 11:30 a.m. at the Sons of Italy Hall, 2817 Highway 20, Nice.
The group will have homemade pasta with white sauce/shrimp, red meat sauce, lasagna, garlic bread, green salad, plus homemade desserts.
Members and friends of Staiti are invited to attend the luncheon, a slide show and public remembrance of a life well lived in her community of Nice.
For more information call 707-274-2244.
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KELSEYVILLE, CA – Big Valley Properties and Peter Windrem Law Offices have joined the Lake County Quilt Trail project.
The 17th quilt block of the LCQT county-wide project is “Amish Center Diamond.”
Kathy Windrem and Anna Macomber selected the pattern and chose deep red, black, and gold colors to reflect the colors of the building.
Installation of the 8-foot by 8-foot painted wooden panel was provided by Myron Holdenried, Jerry Goff, and Gary Olson.
“Beautiful and dramatic” is how Peter Windrem proudly described the new addition to the building.
The word “Amish” brings a picture to mind, one of horses and buggies, barn raising, living off the land without modern conveniences, and of quilts.
This quilt pattern is famous among quilters and the pattern dates back to the 1870s. Reflecting a modest way of living, this pattern is simple with deep and bold swathes of color.
Located near the corner of Main Street and Highway 29 in Kelseyville, the building has been owned by Tom and Anna Macomber since 1989.
It was originally built by Rusty Parle who operated a crafts shop there. The Kelseyville Unified School District then rented the building for the continuation school and later the district office.
Since 1998, Big Valley Properties has leased the building as their main office.
During 2010, the building was separated and now also houses the law offices of Peter Windrem.
The Lake County Quilt Trail project places painted quilt squares on highly visible barns and buildings throughout Lake County.
Every block is specifically designed and hand-painted entirely by volunteers. It’s an agricultural and tourism project designed to promote and celebrate our community pride.
The quilt block is located at 5716 Main St., Kelseyville, near the intersection of Highway 29, GPS location 38° 58’ 17” N, 122° 49’ 46”W.
Phase II of the Lake County Quilt Trail is nearing completion. To print a map with driving directions of the Lake County Quilt Trail or for application details, visit the trail's new Web site at www.lakecountyquilttrail.com.
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MIDDLETOWN, Calif. – The Middletown Senior Center accepted a donation of $300 from the Clear Lake Road Riders this week.
The donation will help purchase numerous necessities for the new center, which broke ground on Sept. 14.
Taking part in the presentation were Frank Haas of the Road Riders, businessman Paul Breunig, Middletown Senior Center Director Jacque Spiker and rider Dennis Prator.
The Middletown Senior Center Inc. is located at 15299 Central Park Road, Middletown, telephone 707-987-3113.
Visit the center online at www.middletownseniorcenter.org.