New Home Welcome For Fred and Blanche Taylor
Fred and Blanche Taylor, recently honored at a Methodist church coffee hour, are settling into their Walnut Creek residence at 2549 Pine Knoll Drive No 7. Note for correspondence details. Also listed are upcoming square dancing events including a Dec 22 Ukiah Promenaders workshop at Yokayo school and a Dec 31 New Year’s Eve dance at Lake Mendocino club house with Bud Grass as instructor and contact numbers for tickets.
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Fred
Blanche Taylor
Methodist Church
Fred’ Taylor
Pine Knoll Drive
Walnut Creek
California
Manor Inn
Ukiah
Yokayo School
Bud Grass
Lake Mendocino Club
Jim Bruton Married In Korea
Mr and Mrs Gerald Bruton announce the marriage of their son Sp James E Bruton to Miss Hong Yo Kwan in Seoul Korea. Jim remains at a radar station in the DMZ and will finish his Army tour in spring 1968. He graduated Ukiah High School class of 1965 and worked at the Ukiah Daily Journal during high school.
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Gerald Bruton
Seoul
Korea
James E. Bruton
Hong Yo Kwan
Jim
Demilitarized Zone
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Ukiah High School
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Women Plan December Community Events
Ukiah Business and Professional Women's club meets December 19 at 7 p.m. in the Rexall parking lot for a group outing from Mendocino State hospital. contact Kathy Crane or Marcella Kennedy for details. December 20 features a Christmas potluck at 6 30 p.m. at the Anderson Valley Farm Bureau Center in Apple Hall Boonville.
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Ukiah Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mendocino State Hospital
Rexall
Kathy Crane
Marcella Kennedy
Anderson Valley Farm Bureau Center
Apple Hall
Boonville
Pleasant Three Week Visit With Friends in California
Theresa Ray spent three weeks in Las Vegas visiting former Ukiah postmistress Ruby Cunningham. They traveled by Cunningham’s son Dennis Cunningham’s Cadillac to Palm Springs San Diego Apple Valley and Riverside area stopping for meals at Roy Rogers Ranch La Jolla and Shelter Island. They were joined in San Diego by Gretchen Kirwin now Mrs Haniman and her husband Randy Haniman with a Del Mar home near the city. They dined at the Hotel Coronado and enjoyed ferry access.
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Theresa Ray
Las Vegas
Ruby Cunningham
del Mar
San Diego
Shelter Island
Coronado
Ukiah Women’s Golf Club Christmas Dinner Dance
The Ukiah Grange hall hosted the Ukiah Golf Club Women’s Christmas party attended by about 70 couples. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spaan of Stockton and house guests of Dr. and Mrs. Rea and the Coles of Denver and Modesto. After a cocktail hour a turkey dinner followed by dancing, with Grange volunteers providing decor and service.
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Uflih Women’s Golf Club
Ukiah
Fcll
Harry Spaan
Stockton
Martha Cleland
Tom Cleland
Spaans
Chester Herrod
San Francisco
Joe Rea
Ralph Coles
Roy Cole
Denver
Colo
Everett Cole
Modesto
Roy Coles
Grange
Lynn Qoberlitz
Pat Fernandez
Vivi Bones
Irene Ager
Berylene Underwood
Helen Hamson
Dolores Johnson
Dervis Gilmer
Localite Gives Two Lectures on Nursing Seminar Tour
Shirley Ann Munroe, administrator at Hillside Community Hospital, lectured in Spokane on Fort Wright campus and in Seattle at the University of Washington. Each day ran 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with 86 registered across both sessions. The event was sponsored by the Washington State Nursing Homes Association.
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Shirley Ann Munroe
Hillside Community Hospital
Spokane
Wash
Fort Wright
Seattle
University of Washington
The
Washington State Nursing Homes Association
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House
Nelmes Smith
Carol Bartle
Cindi Bennett
Pam White
Pat Fagan
Martha Robles
Patty Olson
Linda Jones
Genie Dietz
Karen Massengill
Colleen Duke
Teresa Kratzer
Theresa Gordon
Gay
Mendocino van & Storage CO
Arnold
Ed Bogner
Mason
Jim Bruton
Santa
A Daily Journal
Giriah Daily
Journal
Okiahan
Observatory
Price
Gallerie Lane OF
W. Standley St
Mendocino County
Wate Neep
Woman's Page
Ukiah Golf Club
Localite
Carol Call
MT. TV
Merry Christmas
North State Nursery and Florist
North State Street
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