Golden wedding reception honors Howard and Opal Tuttle
About 200 guests gathered at Grange hall to celebrate the Tutlles Golden Wedding Anniversary. The couple’s son Lyle G. Tuttle and Theron, plus grandchildren Suzanne and Lyle G. Tuttle 1, attended, along with relatives from Powell Wyoming to Boonville Arizona. Various family members helped with hosting duties and guest book duties. Mr. Tuttle, a Mendocino County building contractor, recalled starting in construction as soon as he could lift a hammer and has been semi retired for years.
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Grange Hall
Howard
Opal Tuttle
Tuttles
Lyle G. Tuttle
Theron
Suzanne
Mrs. Tuttle
Clara Patterson
Powell
Wyo
Shirley Ann Dougherty
Brad Witherow
Healdsburg
Ronnie Batgho
Santa Rosa
Charles Hiatt
Boonville
Tuttle
Diane Markley
San Dergo
Theron Tuttle
Linda Witherow
Walter Tuttle
Ernest Patterson
Ada Bishop
Marion Ramponi
Agnes Simmons
Mendocino County
Howard Tuttle
Clara Street
Gift of sight priceless as Nixon marks White Cane Day
New York report notes 437000 legally blind in nation with 34,300 projected to lose sight this year. Direct aid tops 1 billion dollars plus 1.7 billion lost in productivity. half of blindness considered preventable. Research funds total about 16.3 million supporting prevention and treatment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Nixon
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Wilfred D. David
PV 4-H Goes Caroling in Potter Valley
Potter Valley 4-H Club members held caroling in the valley as rain stayed away. They produced centerpieces, door sprays, and sugared walnuts for rest home residents and shut-ins, contributed to a Korean orphanage, and hosted a Christmas party with Redwood Valley guests. Debi Duman Joe Kaye led recreation. Chuck Kaye helped. Special Interests Foods Project members, led by Sally Garth, served decorated cakes and party favors. Contributors included Sheryl Hilebrand Debio Monea Connie Duman Judy Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley
4-H
Redwood Valley
Debi Duman
Joe Kaye
Chuck Kaye
Special Interests Foods Project Group
Sally Garht
Foods Group
Sheryl Hilebrand
Debio Monea
Connie Duman
Judy Brown
Christmas Eve traditions and oyster stew across families
A survey of holiday customs notes varied Christmas Eve foods such as Quebec tourtiere and rice pudding, with American oyster stew a common warmth maker. It highlights how families host crackers and cocktails, discuss starting new traditions, and lists club helpers and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
38th Anniversary Honored in Redwood Valley Celebration
Carlo and Ethel Smythe hosted a surprise 38th wedding anniversary for Jim and Minnie Bates of Redwood Valley. About 18 friends and relatives attended at the Smythe home, presenting a money tree. Jim and Minnie Bates married in 1933 in Ukiah and have two grandchildren, Kimberly and Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo
Ethel Smythe
Redwood Valley
Ukiah
Jim
Minnie Bates
Bay Area
Mendocino County
Coyote Valley
Coyote Dam
Opulent holiday fashion and eye shadow trends of the season
The piece outlines luxury fabrics like velvet and satin for holiday wear and details new eye shadow compacts. It explains color themes for turquoise mint and lilac shades matching eye colors, with frosted tones, eye brighteners, and brow highlight to enhance the look.
Christmas Party at Kingsley Chapter No 58
Grandchildren of Charlotte King Nancy Lisa Mary and Denice Philips entertained with a vocal at the Kingsley chapter No 58 Christmas party at the Masonic Hall. Santa distributed gifts, Santa’s sleigh decor graced the center. Refreshments included ice cream cake cookies and hot chocolate. Lillian Alberti affiliated with the chapter transferring from Willits during the after party meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte King
Nancy
Lisa
Mary
Denice Philips
Kingsley
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Santa Claus
Santa
Lillian Alberti
Kingsley Chapter
Willits
Star Points
Alberti
RK. Breers
Inez Lombard
Breers
Dorothy Hall
Austin Hall
Leona Thorpe
Betty Scott
Alice Woodard
Donna Gras
Theresa Ray
Walter
Barbara Eversole
Barbara King
Jean Wilson
Virginia Simpson
Old Post Office Gallery to Close With 20 Percent Sale
The Old Post Office Gallery at 622 Main St Mendocino will close January 11 after a Dec 26 20 percent discount sale on paintings photographs and pottery by French Norwegian and American artists as well as local works. Bruce Bajema's ware will no longer be shown in Mendocino after the closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Hilda’ Pertha
Ukiah Daily Journal
Main. St
Whaley and Lambert
Bajemha
Miss Pertha
Community event dates and a pecan butter glaze recipe
The notice lists December dates for a Family Planning Clinic at Health Dept on 806 N. Bush St with two two hour periods, a Potter Valley Grange New Year Eve celebration at 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. with tickets, and Ukiah Elks Lodge New Year Eve Party with breakfast at 1 a.m. It also includes a pecan accompaniment recipe Melt butter and sugar with rose wine and nutmeg then drizzle over pecans and bake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Dept
N. Bush St
Potter Valley Grange
Potter Valley Grange Hall
Ukiah Elks Lodge
Elks Lodge
Wabash Ave
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Wanda Beebe
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Yorkville
Virginia Beebe
Leb Beebe
Cloverdale
Wanda
Joyce Burger
By Gay Pauley
National Health Education Committee
America
Janda Lee
Tricia Gunthy
Mary Lou Berry
Colleen Slater
Chuck March Codarmen
Caroling Committee
Judy Wheeler
Debby Newby
Tonya Dooley
Yvonne Berry
Mike Dean
Keith Hunter
Kim Koight
Jett
Ken Brumett
Mary Gunty
Nancy Wheeler
Adiser
Tha
Ann Arbor, Mich
Michael P. Church
University
Fof Michigan Extension Service
Michigan
Straws Pizza
North
Syave Nursery Florist and Landscape Contractors
Worth Store
St. Ukiah
OLD Post Office
Hilda Pertha
Pat Irish
Anderson
Albion
Irish
Renaissance
Patrons of the Arts
Pasows
Grectiiys
Adele FE. Pruitt
Dias Ata Et Ans
W. Perkins St
Dorothy
Betty
Donna
Linda
Verleen
Fabric Lane
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