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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
2
Lynda Bird Johnson, daughter of the President, will wed Marine Captain Charles Robb on December 9 at the White House. It will be the first White House wedding in 50 years and the Johnsons’ second since Luci’s August 1966 church ceremony.
Marine Captain Charles S. Robb and Lynda Bird John son plan to live in a rented split level brick house at 3966 Valley St Arlington near the White House while Robb goes to Vietnam in March. CIA employee Thomas S. Whipple owns the home and will be neighbor to Robbs. Weather for the first White House wedding in 53 years is predicted mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and cool temperatures.
The school lunch menus list roast turkey with mashed potatoes and gravy for one day, plus other meals including Manager's Choice. Four days of offerings cover beef dishes, sloppy joe, spaghetti, and varied sides with fruit, milk, and rolls.
The Jaycettes have moved their annual holiday salad buffet to Thursday December 14 starting at 6 30 pm. The event hosted by Mrs Ron Ledford will be at her home with Linda Bennett and Jeanne Camp as hostesses and wives of Junior Chamber of Commerce members involved in organizing.
A automotive source projects female drivers in the United States will exceed male drivers by 1970 with women comprising about 41 percent of the driving population.
The Saturday Afternoon Club schedules a Christmas themed program featuring Music Director Les Johnson and the Ukiah high school choir. Mrs. George Hovey chairs the day with a 2 p.m. brief business session led by president Mrs. John Mason, followed by tea. Hostess chair Mrs Austin Rawles, with committee members Warren Fowler Lewis Sbrana A L FitzGerald Grover Neep and Harold Futtle.
Mothers from the Co operative Nursery school plan a rummage sale today and Saturday at Orrs Garage corner of State and Stephenson Streets. Proceeds will help relocate from cramped Park Boulevard to a larger, better equipped preschool facility. Sales include used children toys clothing homemade Christmas items and baked goods.
The record shows that elementary school classroom teachers numbered 966 031 during the 1966 67 period, reflecting staffing levels across districts.
Ukiah cooperative nursery school moms hold a rummage sale at Orr's Garage State and Stephenson Dec 7. Santa Rosa singles dance Dec 8 at Veterans Memorial Building with Dave Elmore orchestra. $1.50, door prize. Also Pack 67 meeting Dec 8 at Presbyterian Church Don Ritchey Cubmaster. Ukiah Promenaders workshop Dec 8 at Yokayo School beginner 7 30 to 9, advanced 9 to 10 30 Bud Grass. Dec 9 Saturday Afternoon Club Christmas program 2 p.m. at Saturday Afternoon Clubhouse. Aristocrat Caravaners buffet supper and officer installation Dec 9 at Lawrence Rogers 792 Apple Ave. Dec 10 Ukiah Garden Club House Tour tea and sale 1 to 5 p.m. tickets from members or at tour houses. AAUW Christmas party Dec 10 at John Crofoot residence 798 S Spring St 4-6 p.m. Dec 11 Christmas Party turkey dinner 6 30 p.m. at Willits Farm Bureau Center with gift exchange under one dollar.
Ukiah Garden club announces a Christmas house tour tea and sale on December 10 with tea served at Garden House from 1 to 5 p.m. Tickets available from members or at Garden House 1203 W. Clay Street and at tour homes. Homes include Dr and Mrs Gilmer Mr and Mrs Irish Mr and Mrs Mazzoni Mr and Mrs Cleland and Mr and Mrs Wagner.
The Institute of Life Insurance reports total ordinary life insurance in force at the start of 1967 stood at 539 billion dollars, up 41.4 billion from 1966.
Farm Bureau Center Christmas Party is set for Monday December 11 with a turkey dinner at 6 30 p m and a short business meeting to follow. Secretary Phyllis Matties urges members not to miss the meeting as it promises to be fun.
The notice invites participants to provide their own table service and asks each attendee to bring a gift costing no more than one dollar for a gift exchange.
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