Skateland Hosts Costume Party With Prizes For Winners
Skateland celebrated a dress up night last Wednesday sponsored by management. First place for ages 13 and over went to Kidon Penner dressed as a fashionable woman, winning a wallet. Second prize went to Charles Barber as Pancho with a pen and pencil set. Prizes also awarded to Claudia Penner, Judy Richardson, Sharon Graham, and Tiny Sheryl Barber among others as skeletons, clowns, and planetary groups were represented by local youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skateland
Kidon Penner
Charles Barber
Pancho
Claudia Penner
Mortimer Snerd
Judy Richardson
Jeannie Richardson
Sharon Graham
Tiny Sheryl Barber
Ralph
John Fravel
Linda Dane
Richard Rains
Rubye Hagemeister
Richard Stewart
Bob Mathews
Robin Hood
Ellen O'Neil
Larry Bushy
Planets
Patricia Manning
Earth
Mary McFarling
Neptune
Vickie Freid
Mercury
Sharon Barney
Sun
Betsey Simmons
Venus
Judy Proctor
Pluto
Tam
Fashion expert outlines fall styles slim and arrow straight
Mrs. Theo Smart of Montgomery Ward reports from a fashion briefing in Oakland detailing next season’s look. Slim narrow lines, pencil to A line silhouettes, tunics as a key highlight, and colors centered on browns with red and blues as secondary accents. Skirt lengths head toward mid calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Smart
Montgomery Ward and Company
Oakland
Leamington Hotel
T. S. Jackson
Wards
Smart
Rita Perma
New York
Soroptimists Hold Ist Social Meet in Ukiah
Ukiah Soroptimists enjoyed their first weekly social session. They celebrated August birthdays for Joan Satterwhite Vickie Vogel Irene Lange and Vivian Martin and wedding anniversaries for Oliva Moschetti Jean Harlan and Belle Thatcher. Hazel Williams will receive ecards for heart surgery. Maude Sjo berg provided angel food cakes and slides from last year’s installation rites were shown by Aileen Wedemeyer. Nora Pearce presided. Jophene Hallberg joined from Lake County. Woodward's Gardens in San Francisco once a popular 1866 to 1890 botanical and zoological resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soroptimists International of
Ukiah
Joan Satterwhite
Vickie Vogel
Irene Lange
Vivian Martin
Oliva Moschetti
Jean Harlan
Belle Thatcher
Hazel Williams
Maude Sjoberg
Aileen Wedemeyer
Ethel Ruddick
Blood Bank
Jophene Hallberg
Lake County
Nora Pearce
Woodward's Gardens
San Francisco
Sisters Fly To Family Reunion In Texas
Mrs. Imogene Johnson departed on a 5 p.m. plane from the Bay area to Oakland where she was joined by her sister Mrs. Edna Davey of Palo Alto for an air trip to Dallas Texas. They will attend a Hill-Dyer family reunion at Whitney Texas and plan to be away at least two weeks. It is her first trip back in 19 years and a 200-member reunion was held last time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Johnson
Oakland
Edna Davey
Palo Alto
Dallas
Texas
Bay Area
Hill-Dyer
Whitney
Johnson
Ukiah Nurses Plan Vacation Trip To Los Angeles
Two Ukiah nurses plan August 22 departure for a vacation to Reno and Las Vegas Nevada then to Los Angeles. Margaret Bernard director of public health nursing Mendocino County Health Department and Mary Doherty superintendent of nurses Mendocino State Hospital will visit the desert route and Bernard will see her parents Mr and Mrs Harry L Bernard. Bernard will be with her parents for their 50th wedding anniversary on September 6 and both will return to duties on September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Margaret Bernard
Mendocino County Health Department
Mary Doherty
Mendocino State Hospital
Reno
Las Vegas
Nevada
Bernard
Los Angeles
Miss Bernard
Harry L. Bernard
Bernards
Girl Scout Summer Day Camp Declared a Success
Girl Scouts of Mendocino County completed their second annual summer day camp at Mill Creek road near Mendocino State Hospital. The five to ten day program featured craft work, nature activities, singing and folk dancing, with Windy Point unit winning top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Mendocino County
Mill Creek
Mendocino State Hospital
Windy Point
Talmage
Ukiah
Potter Valley
Hilltop
Crestview
Doneddy
George Faddock
Associated Television Service
Mary Bowen Duvall
Adventist Mission Aid Focuses on Philippine Union College
At a Sabbath school program nurse Jean Snyder outlined the college in Caloocan Rizal near Manila. The Philippine Union College began as the Philippine Seventh-day Adventist Academy in 1917 and grew to a senior college by 1933 with 1150 students, now seeking a worship house and funds. Norma Loop sang and Laymen Congress attendance is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-day Adventist
Jean Snyder
Philippine Union College
Rizal
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Skir
Marianna
West Perkins Street
Joyce Barkley
My Bettcher
Jupiter
Joanne Babcock
Mars
Norma Lawe
Saturn
Kathy Nelson
Judy Hickensen
Davis Shoe Store
Davis Shoe
Court House
Ukiah Electric Co
E. Smith
Walter Heady
Sharon Madison
W. E. Shields
Fred MeeWee
Claude Barnes
LaMar Tucker
Wayne Robinson
Mary West
Bil Moores
A. E. Silva
State Hospital
Howard Mce- Cuffin
Arthur Taylor, Jr
Frank Crane
Philip Lynch
Don Eddy
Ukiah Glass
Neal van Housen
Susan James
Ann Harris
Susan
George
Zylstra
Vetari and
Eckman
Elenance
Ripon Slipper Sox
Parasah
Amigas
Dave Spencer
North State
Adventist
Norma Loop
Lenore Hazelhurt
Laymans Congress
Gladstone
Oregon
Thatcher
Robert
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