Family and Friends Honor Couple on Anniversary
Potter Valley couple Clyde Foster and wife celebrated their golden wedding April 2 at the Potter Valley Grange hall. Nearly 200 guests attended a buffet dinner prepared by friends and relatives from numerous towns. A display of 50 years of photos drew interest as relatives traveled from Covelo Fortuna Santa Rosa Ukiah and beyond to join in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley
Clyde Foster
Marion Foster
Upper Lake
Géne Foster
Sacramento
Harley Foster
Covelo
Norman McCombs
Roy McCombs
Ralph McCombs
Earl Deike
Fortuna
Bess McCombs
Rio Dell
Keith Severs
Montague
Jim McCombs
San Rafael
Bob Olsen
Willie Mae Woods
Santa Rosa
Robert Crabtree
Redwood Valley
Elvin Compton
Irene Elliott
Willits
Mabel Pitney
Warren McCombs
Ervin Crabtree
Jack Geary
Calistoga
Oklahans
Leo. Foster
Dural McCombs
Babe Arrives In Lynch Family
Steven Robert Lynch arrived at Hillside hospital on Saturday weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. He is the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lynch of Hillview Avenue and the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lynch, with the Bartolomei family as great grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Robert Lynch
Hillside Hospital
Larry Lynch
Hillview Avenue
Steven Robert
Ralph. Peters
Gardens Avenue
Darrell Lynch
Eden Bartolomei
Hofman Couple Move to New San Mateo Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Hofman have relocated from Belmont to 4004 Beresford Street San Mateo. Mrs Hofman’s mother Mrs Nannette Hofman visited them shortly before the move. He was born and educated in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hofman
Belmont
Beresford Street
San Mateo
Grange Honors Past Masters at Ukiah Meeting
Ukiah Grange plans an open meeting on April 21 in the Grange hall with a potluck supper at 6 30 PM. State Grange Master J B Quinn will attend. refreshments follow. Home Economics committee holds April 19 at 8 PM a P G E demonstration at 8 S State St. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
State Grange
Ukiah Grange
Grange Hall
S. State Street
Gaeble
Redwoods
Fred Jendresen
Minnie Alexander
Lorena Rains
Jewell Eberhart
Hillside Hospital
Home Economics Committee
Ukiah Grange Hall
Farm Bureau Women Meeting Called by Mendocino Leader
Mrs Lois Hurt of Covelo, president of the Mendocino County Farm Bureau Women, urges all Farm Bureau Women to attend a meeting and potluck luncheon Friday at 10 a.m. in the Talmage home of Mrs W A German. The hostess gardens charm Ukiah Valley with iris in bloom. The Redwood Iris society will meet there on Sunday April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Hurt of
Covelo
Mendocino
Women Lag in Leadership Though Not Career Roles
New York notes on a leadership gap among women in the United States. Barnard College president Dr Rosemary Park and sociologist Cynthia Epstein discuss persistent low female participation in professions, falling representation in sciences, and societal mixed signals about women balancing marriage, family, and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Park
Barnard College For Women
Cynthia Epstein
Columbia University
Miss Park
Epstein
United States
Mrs. Epstein
Chicagoans join informal parties with Cottons visit
The W. A. Cottons, now of Chicago, visited their former city and attended several informal gatherings. After a Sunday Presbyterian dedication they dined with Roy Wagner and guests included W. H. Smiths and Al Thrashers. Mrs. Cotton later joined a luncheon at Mrs. Smith's home and attended a Ukiah Women's golf club gathering at the municipal clubhouse hosted by Mrs. Al Gobalet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cottons
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Cottons
Roy Wagners
al Thrashers
al Gobalet
Club Votes For Fiesta Concession
Soroptimist club of Ukiah votes to operate a Fiesta booth May 19 20 21 as a community service supporting the Ukiah Fiesta. President Delila Yttreness led the Monday luncheon at House of Garner with Ways and Means chair Dorothy Cagle reporting on a successful April rummage sale. The April 17 meeting will feature Decorama Inc presented by Joyce Hart with club proceeds shared. Members urged to bring guests. Viola Richardson won the mystery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorama, Inc
Joyce Hart
Decorama
Viola Richardson
Handy compact lint roller and instant-icer gadgets
A compact lint removing roller fits in a desk drawer purse or luggage with a removable cover forming a handle. An instant ice lever chills fine crystal and regular glasses quickly while a cordless four C cell flashlight uses right or left handed blades and a handy grip guides precise cutting. Processed cheese spreads in four ounce pressurized cans decorate crackers without refrigeration after opening. A jumbo carry all sewing chest has a removable top tray and recessed handle for easy storage. Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notion
Spicy Date Chews Travel Well Cookies Recipe
Cookies for servicemen and families include Spicy Date Chews made with coconut dates nuts and condensed milk baked until light brown. The recipe yields about three dozen and suggests sturdy containers for shipping to friends neighbors or students away at school or in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Baker’s Angel
Carnival Slated At Zeek School
Parents and teachers plan a Frank Zeek School carnival for Saturday April 22 from 3 to 9 p.m. in the all purpose room. Activities include games prizes and refreshments with shops on stage a book and record shop plant shop jewelry shop white elephant shop and baked goods shop. Public invitation extended to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zeek School
Anyore
Frank Zeek
Conference on Current Trends by California Teachers Association
A conference theme Discussing Current Trends will be hosted by the California Teachers Association northern section with the California Congress of Parents and Teachers at Chico junior high school in Chico on April 15. Noted speakers include Mrs. Laurence B. Martin and Norvin Nolte. Discussion groups cover Family Life Education Education of the Young Child and Our Mobile Population. Board of Managers participants include Mrs. Milton Van Voorhis Mrs. Doyle Hoffman Mrs. Vincent P. Andersen Mrs. Harold Peake Mrs. S. O. Thorlaksson Jr Mrs. O. J. Jennings and Mrs. Everett Barr, with various roles in organization and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Teachers Association
Northern
Department of Classroom Teachers
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
Chico
Chito
Laurence B. Martin
Norvin Nolte
Northern Section
Family Life
Milton van Voorhis
Colton
Doyle Hoffman
el Monte
Vincent P. Andersen
Richmond
Harold Peake
Westwood
S. O. Thorlaksson, Jr
McArthur
Parent and Family Life Education
O. J. Jennings
Gerber
Publication and Emblems
Everett Barr
Yreka
Thermo Jar mini icebox keeps ice cream frosty four hours
Brass plated hinges and locks add strength to the chest while spring clip hinges give stay open convenience. The Thermo Jar is a miniature icebox with highly efficient insulation. Its lid is a sealed hollow filled with distilled water that freezes when placed in a freezer, producing the cooling effect.
Luncheon On Agenda of Methodists
The Methodist Woman's Society invites members and friends to a general meeting at the church social hall on Thursday. Meditations at 9:30 a.m. followed by devotions and a 1 a.m. program with guest speaker Margaret Kinsey on Dependent Children. Luncheon at noon by the Navajo circle. reservations by Wednesday noon phone 462-3360. Husbands welcome. sitter for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Woman's Society
Methodist Church
Margaret Kinsey
Mendocino County
California-Nevada
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Santa Rosa
Donald Harvey Tippett
San Francisco
Albert Bechtel
Clifford Ford
Changes Mind Pays a Price in Harbor Return
ASHFORD England UPI a shipboard tale of a man Ted Knight 47 who planned emigration to Australia but changed his mind just before departure. A harbor launch took him aboard the Italian liner Fairseat to return home to Gladys and two daughters after 23 years of marriage. The $484 fare was forfeited.
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Ashford
England
UPI
Ted Knight
Australia
Knight
Gladys
Brown paper as pressing cloth substitute noted
A brief item states that brown paper serves as a practical substitute for a pressing cloth, suggesting it can protect fabrics during ironing. The note emphasizes accessibility and simple utility in everyday housekeeping.
Community event calendar for Ukiah area April listings
Mendocino County events include art association workshop at the library on April 11, a Redwood Valley PTA speaker Miss Elena Wing, Ukiah Beautification Committee and Garden club meetings, a Madame Butterfly screenings, a Girls Scout troop formation, Ukiah High Choral Club performances, Promenaders dance nights, Farm Bureau luncheon, AAUW orientation, Iris Society planning, Moonbeam chapter welfare talk, Home Economics demonstration by PGE, AAUW general meeting, Pomolita PFA book carnival, Ukiah Grange open meeting with past masters guest, fashion show Season States, Frank Zeek school carnival, Ukiah Community Concert final, and AAUW bridge gathering with reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino County Art Association
Mendocino County Library
W. Clay Street
Redwood Valley- Calpella Pta
Elena Wing
Peru
Ukiah Beautification Committee
Ukiah Garden Club
Werner Holzhauser
Garden House
Ukiah Theatre
Redwood Valley School
Ukiah High “School
Ukiah
Yokayo School
Bud Grass
Mendocino County Farm Bureau
W. A. German
Talmage
American Association of University Women
Kenneth Strong
Stella Drive
Strong
Monte Hill
Hugh Curtis
Deerwood Drive
Ukiah Grange
Ukiah Grange Hall
J. B. Quinn
Esther
LDS Church
Frank Zeek
Ukiah Community Concert Association
Albert Tipton
Ukiah High School
Bridge Group
George Nelson
Watson Road
New State Named by PTGS at St Marys meeting
A St Marys Parent Teacher Group meeting in the school auditorium submitted a roster of new officers led by president Mrs Rodney Zimm erman and vice president Tom Martin. Tom Stondah and Tom Martin spoke on juveniles. A ham and egg breakfast fund-raiser was announced for May 6 at Yokayo Shopping Center from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. priced at $1. Refreshments were provided by fifth grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Vincent Angell
Arnold Bogner
Glen Donalson
William Thorne
Chris Keiffer
Jim Morris
Rodney Zimmerman
Tom Martin
Tim O'Brien
Robert Reiland
Joseph
Yokayo
Donald Williams
Lisa Marie
James Smith
Marvin Elder
Iris Society to Meet at Mrs German Home Sunday
The Redwood Iris society will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. W. A. German’s home in Talmage. President Mrs. Jean Near urges all members to attend as important discussions plan the annual iris show on May 7 at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. German
Talmage
Redwood Iris Society
Jean Near
Fairgrounds
Dine Here Where There's Never a Parking Problem
An ad describes Smorgette at 1531 North State Street offering good food and service. It cites Ireland's potato as staple during famine and contrasts with the yellow potato in England. The copy highlights a bustling, friendly dining scene and provides contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
England
Fjords
Smorgette
North State Street
Capital
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George Gravier
Charles Henry
Andy Anderson
Willows
Joe Tallman
Middletown
Foster Gunty
Maude
Mann
Witter Springs
Harry Hopper
Lucerne
Genne
Carl—Madison
Jessie Duncan
Kelseyville
Cecil King
Placerville
Ruth Coulter
Vina Clark
Robert Gardner
San Leandro
Floyd Crenshaw
Sweet Home
Dre. Gordon
Hazel Lawlor
Charles Pekkala
Nice
John Guntly
Lois. Mendith
Vane Thornton
Littie Dunn
Larry Hamilton
Martinez
Walter Eastman
Noelee
Art Larsen
Dorothy Sandusky
Larry Ray
Oren
Louise Ray
Babe
Lynch
Allen's Mattress& Upholstery CO
N. Main
Farm Bureau Women
Empire Rug Cleaners
New York
Scandinavia
Park
Iety
Orchard
DIAL
Maurine Eddy
United Press International
Zeek School
Pt-Congress
SEARS
E Free
Doug
Mus
W. Perkins
Ukioh
Plains
Moonbeam
Childrens Home Society
Don Tracy
Dearwood Drive
James Mack
Childrens Home
PTGS
Ted Hobby
Europe
Virginia
Sir John Hawkins
Labor
Hansen's
Ukiah Furniture
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