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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1971
Page
2
A knit pullover in subtle yellow baby aqua and grape with wide rib stitches pairs with matching yellow knickers. Describes raglan sleeves, elastic waistband, and versatile styling for sport or casual wear. Free leaflet PK 4757 offered by mail. Also notes Moosejaw Saskatchewan pedestrian right side walk rule by city council.
Installation for Cornelia Lodge No. 205 scheduled January 15, 1972, will be at Ukiah Grange Hall rather than IOOF Hall. District deputy Louella Hall notified members as Lillian Alberti of Lagunita Rebekah Lodge signed the Cornelia register by transfer. Nine sisters and two others contributed Christmas gifts for shut ins at last Monday’s meeting.
New York based UPI report cites Harry J. Cooper of the National Association of Greeting Card Publishers. About two and a half billion Christmas cards will be exchanged, with three of four containing religious themes. Cards display Nativity motifs and peace messages, plus innovative designs including Santa with a guitar and eco themed imagery.
Edna M Langseth listed with P O Box 359 contact 462-4731. The notice appears as a local public inquiry or legal notice referencing Wyemakers and Mendocino. Details are fragmented but indicate a formal request or filing related to a property or organizational matter involving Langseth.
Consumer guidance explains tag removal legality under California law and how the label informs about upholstery fillings and odor-free requirements. It also includes canning fruit without sugar and a December schedule of community events at St. Marys School, Senior Center, and local granges.
Redwood Valley Girl Scout Troop No. 57 seeks sculpturing after an art studio visit. They rehearsed The Runaway Presents for tomorrow’s performance at the Byron Graham Rest Home. Cadette Troop No. 144 starts wrapping packages at Thrifty Drug Store, 1 to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, using free paper from Thrifty. 10 cent bows may be donated. Neighborhood Meeting focused on troop registrations due by Jan. 1 with Mt. Konecti Council leaders Mrs. Roger Phelps and Kay Kesterson in attendance.
Past matrons of the Order of the Eastern Star exchanged Christmas gifts at a gathering last Monday at Mrs. Rex John’s home. Co hosts were Mrs. Lewis Philbrook and Mrs. Gene Dempel. Attendees included Pierce Stipp, John Norberry, Herman Karbe, Harriet Greenlee, Rex John, and May Anderson among others.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Marcus Williams Jr. celebrated 25 years of marriage with a Tuesday party at 165 Oak Manor Court, Ukiah. Attended by family, gifts were silver, and a three layer pink rose decorated cake topped with 25 in silver featured swans on the tiers.
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