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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1966
Page
3
OCR snippet shows fragmented phrases about devotion, office, rentive, and three, with unclear context. No clear events, names, dates, or places to identify a coherent news item or notice.
An affiliate installation event for the Redwood Empire California Cosmetologists group occurred Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Francis Gibson. Francis Gibson presided as past president and delivered office charges to Geneva Kinney vice president Merty Ginochio treasurer Theresa Feliz recording secretary Arleen Yates corresponding secretary others were mentioned.
A romance unfolds between Mrs Greenlees and Mr Henderson of Ukiah. Mrs Greenlees, recently secretary to a Liverpool executive, relocated to Ukiah and resides temporarily at the Palace Hotel. The couple, planning a church ceremony soon, intend to wed here after shared business careers and mutual hobbies.
Alice Snyder of Apple Avenue and Steve Shaffer of Long Beach announced their engagement and set October 1 as their wedding date. The Greek Orthodox ceremony will be at the Episcopal church. Alice is a Ukiah class of ’62 graduate and office secretary at the Savings Bank. Steve, class of ’58 Ukiah High, is an electrician for B and F Electric, JCC member, and has completed U S Army service.
A debate arises over a strip of toe tape placed around the top of a child’s drinking plage. The practice is criticized for creating a safer gap, with observers arguing it hints at better protection.
Diana Koskinen of Fort Bragg won the gold in the 4-H bread baking contest held Saturday at the Redwood Empire Fair. Blue ribbons went to Margaret Murphy of Hopland and Patty Littlefield of Willits. red ribbons to Koskinen and Leslie Parrish of Anderson Valley. Judges praised the finished loaves as excellent. Committee members included John March Poitter Valley 4-H Kathy Witter and Emma Bartow.
Miss Davis, daughter of Hudson and Mrs. Davis of Borger Texas, joined Ackerman Associates in Oklahoma City in 1962 as a receptionist and climbed rapidly to executive vice president. She notes she has aimed to reach that top role and foresees staying with the firm as it becomes Oklahoma’s second largest in billings.
Dietitians at the University of Michigan Medical Center say a child's breakfast choice may differ in form but not in nutrition from a mother's. They compare a hot dog with milk shake and orange juice to a traditional egg cereal and milk, noting a breakfast left unfinished on the plate holds no extra value.
Aug 24 Kiwanis Soroptimist awards dinner 7 p m Ukiah Dolphins Swim assoc State hospital BPW potluck 6 p m home of Migs Mary 950 Alice Ave Aug 26 Ukiah Proimenaders workshop Yokayo school 8 to 10 p m Grass caller Aug 27 28 Soroptimist invitational swim meet 9 30 a m both days municipal pool Aug 10 reservations Mrs L Oberlatz 462 5028 or Mrs E Morris 462 7058 Aug 27 Second annual Hawaiian luncheon Mendocino Lake clubhouse 7 p m cheer hour 8 p m dinner reservations Lew Sbrana P O Box 299 Ukiah Pineapple Fizz East of Pomo Shrine club Mendocino Lake clubhouse 9 to 19 a m reservations with ay Sbrana Board meeting Lake Medical Saan pm hottie of Mrs Leland rate
UPI reports Stanford To day surveys of UC Berkeley and Stanford students show a shift toward emotional development and personal independence over traditional wealth or intellectual-artistic gains. Students cite living away from home and close cross gender relationships as shaping values with less fear of deviating from parental or college authority norms.
The August 30 AAUW board meeting is set at Rod Palmer residence 295 No Spring St. at 8 p.m. Wilson, 416 Oak Park Avenue, is the listed contact for the event.
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