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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
3
A fragmentary notice outlines a family gathering with Mrs. Robert Ellis and relatives at 109 Miss Sayeer Ya, mentioning two guests and a visit at the Grove Avenue residence.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Saeed and Ay Ital, with mentions of decorated home, blue doors, Erneg Ol Mrs. EGR. Groves and Shannon’s. Details are garbled, unclear, and lack coherent events or dates to establish a complete news item.
Fragmented notes describe a Fiji visit with Fijian village songs and a tour of cattle ranges and snow capped coastlines. The text mentions New Zealand hospitality and a visit to Les and Kay Mots and their six children, with references to ranch equipment and Romney ewes and Angus cattle. The passage notes spring in the southern hemisphere and remarks on ranch progress and fertilization practices.
Ukiah Business and Professional Women members are reminded their steady as they invite guests to bring exchange gifts. Some have pledged gifts for Bessey Scott and the club's Mendocino State hospital party. Vivian Fowler urges jelly or jam contributions for baskets for the United Christmas art. Eye whites beat until peaks, fold into first rabstire, serve in punch cups.
In PLYMOUTH Park, black children help extend play with blocks says an extension specialist in child development at Pennsylvania State University. Blocks aid a child's manipulation, problem solving, and interaction with peers.
A prompt card fragment lists a New Year Eve dance at Avenue Hall with live music starting 9 pm and a ticketing note for reservations. It mentions a Scout Pack event and a welcome by Katie McFarland, plus a general SBA meeting at 6 30 pm and Ford's Smore-ette.
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