Newlyweds Brenda Vinson and Ditino Martin Jr. wed in Ukiah
Brenda Darlene Vinson and Ditino Martin Jr. married November 29 at St Marys church with Rev. Fr. Thomas Gowing officiating. The couple, graduates of Ukiah High School class of 1969, reside at 118 Observatory Avenue. Bridesmaids wore moss green saki cloth, attendants carried carnations, orchids featured in the bridal bouquet and corsages. Family members from Redwood Valley Boonville and beyond attended. reception followed at the Saturday Afternoon club with green and white decor.
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Ukiah High School
Observatory Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Brenda Darlene Vinson
Ditino Martin Jr
Thomas Gowing
Linda Jackson
Chico
Maid of Honor
Cindy Adreveno
San Francisco
Amy Schmitz
Redding
Patty Brennan
Ukiah
Eddie Vinson
Boonville Road
Edgar Vinson
Redemeyer Road
Martin Sr
Tim Abercrombie
Jim Fetzer
Napa
Jim Hughes
Gary Long
Roy Adreveno
Oma Lee Cooper
Martha Cooper
Dana Vinson
Patty Martin
Janeane Brown
New Citizen Group Luncheon in Ukiah Hosts Small Class
Ukiah Grange hosted the New Citizen group for a luncheon on Tuesday. The small class included Mrs Barbara Hoyt of Australia with her husband and Mr and Mrs Wee Yip Gee of Willits with their children. The Naturalization Examiner Byron Park of Marin County expects a large May class.
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Ukiah Grange
Barbara Hoyt
Australia
Wee Yip Gee
Willits
Byron Park
Marin County
Tour gallery tour guide recalls South American trip
Mrs. Mazzoni and a tour party of Americans faced a rock attack by about 50 Lima students outside the Crillon hotel as they prepared to leave for Santiago. Police arrived quickly and no one was hurt. She praised Iguassú falls and Machu Picchu, recalled hospitality from an Olkahan family, and noted cautions about water and raw vegetables. The travelers also witnessed Paraguay secret service checks in Asuncion and a salt mine cathedral in Bogota.
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Leona
Richard) Mazzoni
United States
Continental Express
Crillon Hotel
Lima
Santiago
Mazzoni
Laurence Layman
Reno
Nev
Dixie
Los Angeles
Argentina
Bogota
Ecuador
Doily tree for holidays with paper doilies and wire
A lighthearted holiday craft suggests a doily tree built from chick wire set in a porcelain container filled with stones. Doilies are placed in the frame and decorated with blue bachelor buttons and red white ribbons for a dramatic, affordable accent for rooms or traditional furnishings.
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Chicago
Yokayo Neighborhood meeting shifts to Sambo's restaurant
Adults in Yokayo Neighborhood will inflsd a bit of holiday spirit into a meeting Tuesday at Sambo's restaurant. Women open at 10 a.m. with a brief business conference followed by a no host luncheon. Reservations via Dottie Kauffman at 462-7036.
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Yokayo
Sambo
Dottie Kauffman
Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Sambo's
New Appliance Makes Carpet Cleaning Easier
An advertisement touts the HOST Electric Up-Brush and HOST Dry cleaning Compound as an easier, waterless carpet cleaning system. It promises removal of matting, soot, and dirt from all fibers and immediate foot-walkable carpets with no shrinkage or rust spots. For more information call 462-4907 at State St. 8&3.
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Wmberlain Foot Covering
State St
Chapter repeats Obligation Night for Kingsley OES
Obligation Night celebrated by Kingsley chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Denise Gein sang These Are My Favorite Things and Sound of Music while Carla Rueger played piano. Helen Musser and Don Musser presided. Next meeting set for 7 p.m. December 15 at the Masonic temple with a Christmas party and Santa visiting. Members asked to bring gift wrapped White Elephants for an adult party after the meeting.
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Kingsley Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Denise Gein
Carla Rueger
Helen Musser
Don Musser
Mr. Musser
Patricia Gein
Matt and Margaret Russell
Bernice McKinney
Edna Neuhaus
Sandra Spéncer
Carol Abercombie
Masonic Temple
Fort Bragg Pocahontas Lodge Visit Uplifts Kewanna Drive
Fort Bragg Pocahontas Lodge delegates visited Kewanna to support the Welfare project aiding mentally retarded children. The group showcased traveling doll skits and calendars to raise funds for Caleta and the Great Collector, with members including William Reynolds, Jessie Coverston, Ann Reynolds, Margaret Spencer, Ruth Comolino, Pearl Westerlund, and Loretta DuBose. The Ukiah chapter plans a January doll tour to Santa Rosa.
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Kewanna Council
Pocahontas
Fort Bragg
Pocahontas Lodge
William Reynolds
Jessie Coverston
Ann Reynolds
Margaret Spencer
Ruth Comolino
Péarl Westerlund
Loretta DuBose
Ukiah Pocahontas
Santa Rosa
Girl Scout Cadette Visit to Mendocino County Courthouse
Cadette Troop 96 from Redwood Valley toured the Mendocino County courthouse in Ukiah as guests of County Administrator Al Beltrami. They observed the board of supervisors meeting, the data processing room shared by Lake and Mendocino counties, and the Superior Court chambers including the jury box and witness stand. They met Supervisor A. J. Avila and toured the law library, courthouse offices, and the recorder’s office, with plans for future citizenship ceremonies and continued civic engagement through Senior Girl Scouts and local historical society projects.
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Redwood Valley
Mendocing County Court House
al Beltrami
Board of Supervisors
Lake and Mendocino
A. J. ‘Avila
Mendocino
Superior Court
A. B. Broaddus
Law Library
Ukiah Square Shooters
Crabb
United State of America
Broaddus
Superior Court No. 2
Wayne Burke
Recorder’s Office
Viola’ Richardson
Mendocino County
Stanley Skaggs
William Schwarm
Girl Scouts
Ukiah
Mendocino County Historical Society
Dora and
Perkins Street
Robert J Lee
Elma W. Heady
New slate elected by CWA Mendocino Pomona Grange
The December meeting and Christmas party of the Committee on Women's Activities of Mendocino County Pomona Grange were held at Ukiah Grange hall on Dec 2. Officers elected for 1970: Virginia Shields chairwoman and Alice Trimble vice chairwoman of Ukiah, Martha Brimmer treasurer of Potter Valley, Belle Bennett secretary of Comptche. Six Granges were represented with reports on activities. Ukiah Grange CWA awarded a scholarship to Michael Christofferson of Potter Valley. Pomona Grange received $77 in excess funds. Door prizes went to Arlene Stutsmian and Martha Brimmer. Christmas gifts were exchanged.
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Committee On Women’s Activities
Mendocino County
Pomona Grange
Ukiah
Virginia Shields
Alice Trimble
Martha Brimmer
Potter Valley
Belle Bennett
Comptche
Agf Ukiah Grange Cwa
Michael Christofferson
Arlene Stutsmian
Martha ‘Brimmer
Fashion notes reveal daring silhouettes and cutouts
The piece describes garments trimmed to bare backs and hips, with sides removed from late day and evening dresses to reveal the bosom in silhouette. It notes bold fabric circles and keyhole cuts, some exposing the navel as a stylish gimmick.
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