Garden Club Christmas Tour Sale and Tea Scheduled
Ukiah Garden Club invites the public to its Christmas sale on December 13 from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Saturday Afternoon clubhouse corner of Oak and Church Streets, offering artful decor, centerpiece arrangements, greenery, ornaments, and holiday foods including nut breads cookies and gingerbread. Tea will be served during the house tour, with tickets available at any tour home or the clubhouse.
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Ukiah Garden Club
Ukiah
Oak
Church Streets
Santa Claus
Joseph Rea
Todd Read
Dwain Blocher
S. Dora
Arthur Corippo
W. Stephenson
Clyde Williams
N. Bush Street
Garden’ Club
Joe Rea
Todd Road
Rea
Horace Fahrney
Norgards Plan Mediterranean Cruise Holiday Tour
The Sterling Norgards plan a multistop European voyage for their holidays with son Tim and daughter Sidney. They depart December 12 from San Francisco to Paris via the polar route, visiting Milan Venice Greece Egypt and Jerusalem at Christmas. The journey lasts over 21 days with stops in Lebanon Istanbul Rome Madrid and more before returning.
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Sterling Norgards
Tim
Sidney
Europe
San Francisco
Paris
Milan
Venice
Greek Islands
Egypt
Jerusalem
Lebanon
Istanbul
Turkey
Italy
Rome
Madrid
Spain
Michael Norgard
Separate Slices of Bacon by Sliding Them Apart
A kitchen tip explains how to separate multiple slices of cold bacon by removing a single connected piece equal to the desired count. As the bacon warms, gently slide adjacent slices apart to create individual portions without tearing.
Christmas Card Ordering Prompt at Daily Journal
The Daily Journal located at 164 E Standley urges readers to order Christmas cards now. Local shop promotes seasonal greetings with emphasis on timely purchases and personal touches. Limited-time offers may accompany early orders.
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Daily Journal
Standley
Pharmacy Phacts from Arch Reld and a Flooded Kitchen
A joke about a man showering then finding a leaking pipe floods the kitchen while his wife and a passerby laugh as he tries to stop the deluge. Ambulance crews slip with the stretcher, breaking his arm. Medico Drug Co. advises seeing a doctor then visiting 200 WN State St for prescriptions.
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Medico Drug Company
State St
Dates to Keep Community Calendar Highlights Various Meetings
Listings show multiple December meetings and events. Leagues of Women Voters units discuss state legislature at 7:45 p.m. and 9 a.m. sessions at 300 S Dora Street and 9345 Oak Street. Emblem Club holds a board session then officer election at Elks Hall on Wabash Ave. Bookmobile routes run daily through Dec 9 with stops at Talmage Oak Knoll Hopland Old Hopland, and Potter Valley Calpella Railroad Valley. Catholic Ladies League Christmas party at St Marys School. Fire Belles offer home made fudge sale December 11 and 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mendocino County Isu employers association Christmas party is December 12 at Veterans Memorial.
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Leange of Women Voters Unit
S. Dora Street
Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Wabash Avenue
Talmage
Oak Knoll
Hopland
League of Women Voters Unit Meeting
Ams
Oak
Potter Valley
Calpella
Railrood Valley
Reseco
Mendocino
Isuimployese Association
Veterans Madeing
Central figures in three Fire Belles bake sale
Ralph Rains and Mrs. Bil Ornbaun lead six women who cooked fudge in the Foutz kitchen, making 55 pounds the same night. They plan 150 pounds of light and dark fudge to be sold December 11 and 12 in front of Rasco's store entrance, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., to support the Fire Belles who aid burned out families.
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Ralph Rains
Bil Ornbaun
Ornbaun
Wal
Foutz
Rasco's
Catholic Ladies League Christmas Meeting and Sale
The Catholic Ladies League holds its monthly gathering on Wednesday December 9 at 8 p.m. in St Mary’s school auditorium. A Christmas party follows for parish women with religious articles Dominican sisters fruit cakes and decorations for sale. Mrs Phil Trine will have items. proceeds support the Mendocino State Hospital unit. Attendees may bring a 50 cent gift for a gift exchange.
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Catholic Ladies League
St. Mary's School
Phil Trine
Mendocino State Hospital
Silver Ball Is Success Sets Standard for Future Large Parties
The Silver Ball at Carl Purdy hall drew praise for its city-like ambiance, coordinating with a large Women’s Auxiliary event. Barbara Luther led the presidency, Elaine Kraft the decorations, and Jo Wilson and Lewis Nolan headed the food committee. Attendees praised detailed preparations, superb food, music, and cooperative support, though the Purdy hall concrete floor was noted as a drawback.
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Carl Purdy
Fairgrounds
Barbara
Ross) Luther
Elaine
Robert) Kraft
Angela
Wil- Man
Mende-Lake Medical Society
Purdy Hall
Anton
Beth Holliday
Beth
Sunday Art Preview Delights Mendocino County at Library
Rene Weaver San Francisco artist presented a two part exhibit of pencil sketches and water colors in the Mendocino County Library clubroom. The show drew praise for Sharp photographic detail in some works and soft atmospheric tones in others. The display continues for a month with Donn Weaver coordinating and inquiries directed to 530 S. School Street or 462-6636.
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Rene Weaver
Mendocino County
Weaver
Donn Weaver
North Coast
Pudding Creek
Daybreak
Silver Lake
Sierra Cabin
Ralph White
Judy
Donn . Weaver
S. School Street
Newlyweds Griggs Norgard Wed In San Francisco Church
Mr and Mrs Melvin D Griggs married Nov 14 in the First Baptist Church San Francisco with Rev L J Jullanel officiating. Bride Leslie Norgard wore Chantilly lace and a pearl Aquamarine necklace. The couple resides at 1242 Polk Street and plans further studies.
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Fireside Studios
San Francisco
Melvin Douglas Griggs
Leslie Norgard
Ukiah
First Baptist Church
Polk Street
California Club
Reno
Nev
Sterling Norgards
Mrs Bogner Becomes PTG President At St Marys
At St Marys school auditorium Mrs Arnold Bogner was elected PTG president succeeding Mrs Donald Woskow. Christmas program set for Dec 20 3 p m with the school band and seventh eighth graders choir. Religious article sale on Dec 18 led by Millie Bartolome. PTG to present gifts to school personnel. Knights of Columbus donated bike racks. Sister Miriam Rose fourth grade teacher explained social studies and Mrs Leland Wilson read The Little Pagan Fawn. Refreshments by second grade mothers.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary's School
Arnold Bogner
Donald Woskow
Millie Bartolome
PTG
Knights of Columbus
Miriam Rose
Socia Studies
Leland Wilson
Home Today Chrissie Cook Returns From Europe
Chrissie Cook daughter of Leo Cook returns home to San Francisco arriving on Flight 19 at 7 20 p m. She has been in Europe for several months and was enrolled in the Stanford University Student Center in Florence Italy. Her sister Marcia a Stanford coed plans to meet her with college friends.
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Michael Norgard
Sidney Norgard
Sally Ripley
Stockton
Elizabeth Selzer
Chantilly
Annabelle Kerchen
Berkeley
George Sloan
San Francisco
Richard Santos
U. of C
George Ong
San Francisco State University
Leonard Skootsky
Chrissie Cook
Leo Cooks
Europe
Stanford University
Florence
Italy
American Airlines
le Havre
France
Marcia
Woman uses judo to stop Times Square mugging
Ruth Horan, a longtime judo teacher, recounts a Times Square incident where a mugger grabbed a printing teacher. The woman threw him to the sidewalk, then stopped further attacks by teaching practical self defense. The Horans practice judo after late jobs in music and performance.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Times Square
Ruth Horan
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Garden Club
W. Stephenson Street
Ernest Klatte
Robert Rasmus
Stella Sanderson
Norgards
Arch. Reld
Fairmont
Frank Belotti
Anson Crutcher
State Board of Equalization
Sacramento
Robert Gerbers
Bishop Cober
Palace Hotel
Masochite
Austria
L. J. Jullanel
Lucille Miller
Robert Taylor
San Rafael
William I. Griggs
Oakland
Griggs
House of Lawson
Clift Hotel
Aetna Life Insurance
San Francisco State College
Jude
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