Revision plans discussed at Ukiah AAUW branch
Mrs Gordon Leona newly elected state division recording secretary spoke on proposed changes to the structure of the Ukiah Branch American Association of University Women. Mrs Conrad Cox presided as gifts were given to Cox and to Mrs William DeHart for service. DeHart departs to study at the University of California in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon C. Leona
State Division Recordinng
Ukiah
American Association of University Women
Conrad Cox
Cox
William DeHart
Mrs Ronco Attends Northern California DAR Council Meet
Mrs Henry Ronco regent of Pomo Chapter Ukiah attends DAR council meeting in Redwood City on May 25. Accompanied by Mrs Vern Stroud Mrs William Stark Mrs George Shelton and Mrs Henry Kramer local DAR leaders heard state officers introduce at session and luncheon. Next council meet slated for Santa Rosa in September with local chapters hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ronco
Ukiah
Organization of
Daughters of the American Revolution
Redswood City
California
DAR
Vern Stroud
Sonoma Vesley
William Stark
George Shelton
Reget
Santa Rosa
Frank Mett Jach
San Diego
Waller .M. Flood
Auburn
Continental Congress
California Dar Council
Pound
Sonoma
Parsi Attend Piano Recital of Anderson Group
A large audience, mainly parents and friends, gathered May 24 for Hazel Anderson's annual piano recital at the Saturday Afternoon Club. Forty two students performed a wide range of classical and modern pieces as prizes for effort were awarded by Mrs. Angleton to several named students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Aspenile
Hazel Anderson
Reed
Angleton
Hays
Mary Eearet Exton
Donald Berna
Deborah
Nokomis PTA Names New Officers In List
A Nokomis PTA announces new officials headed by a vice president and secretary. The roster includes Mrs Cle Oswell Eugene feadlows and Mrs Clarence Bartolomei with Mes John Romano as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nokomis Pta
Cle Oswell
Trs
Eugene Feadlows
Vine
Clarence Bartolomei
Secre
Mes
John Romano
Earl Jensen
Ee Wins
Milton Jones
Americans donate over eight billion to charities and religion
UPI reports the National Information Bureau finds Americans give more than eight billion dollars yearly to charitable religious and philanthropic groups. The study stresses contributions fund aid only when given to dedicated competent non profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
National Information Bureau
Ukiah Woman Engaged to College Peer in Arts Degree Plans
A Ukiah woman becomes engaged to a former classmate who earned an arts degree. The couple plans a future together, with the fiancé referenced as pursuing professional study and career goals.
Mendocino Nurse Delivers Report From National Convention
Mary Doherty head of nursing services at Mendocino State Hospital returned home from a trip to Detroit Michigan for the American Nurses Association national biennial convention where she served as a California delegate. She attended the opening speaker Abraham Rubicoff and later visited friends in Berkeley before flying home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Doherty
Mendocino State Hospital
Detroit
Mich
American ‘Nurses Association
California
Abraham Rubicoff
Woman Swimmer Wins Prize in Cookery Contest
Fresno resident Joan Foutz, 197 Warren Drive, earns sixth prize in the Raisin Bread Toast-to-Travel Sweepstakes. She wins a Lady Casco Electric Toaster. The contest offered top prizes including a 10 day abroad trip for four over five years and a Ford Falcon offered as second prize.
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Fresno
Calif
Joan Foutz
Warren Drive
Annoucement
Lady Casco Electric
Joan
Joe Foutz
Arthur Anderson Baroaca
San Francisco
Plunge
George ,Wildberger
Bride Wears Floral Hat For Informal Wheat Themed Wedding
A bride selects a simple wedding outfit featuring a tail dress and a small flowered hat or veil for an informal ceremony. The event centers on a lighthearted, rustic wheat theme with family and friends in attendance.
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Pestest Attine
Al Fosters See Nancy Graduate at Humboldt State
The Alfred Fosters and family from Sanford Lane attended Nancy Jager's graduation from Humboldt State College in Arcata. Nancy earned a teacher's certificate after four years at HSC. Nancy's sister Borne, recently released from St Francis Hospital in San Francisco, joined the family for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Fosters
Sanford Lane
Arcut
Nancy
Doug Jager
Humboldt State College
Borenie
St. Franci Hospital
San Francisco
Reno
Nev
HSC
Doug
Bowl takes beating in New York
A quirky note from New York reports a damaged salad bowl product that cannot withstand heat and soap. The item, described as a wooden bowl, shows peeling and poor durability, prompting consumer scrutiny and potential action.
Ukiah Bethel 106 Elects Cheryl Orme as Honored Queen
International Order of Job's Daughters at Ukiah Bethel 106 held elections on May 25 with Cheryl Orme presiding as honored queen. A stalled ceremony is planned June 16 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with a long list of titled officers and choir members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Bethel
International Order of Job's Daughters
Cheryl Orme
Masonic Temple
Linda Hinds
Francine Crane
Carolyn Karbe
Lynn Harris
Lee Harris
Finale of Year for District PT Acknowledges Last Meeting
The 27th District PTA board meets Thursday June 7 in the Mason Room at the Palace Hotel Ukiah at 9 30 am for the final session of the year. Parking near the Methodist Church is arranged. President Mrs Ben Arnett expects a short adjournment after lunch and will discuss next year’s budget and plans. New unit presidents should attend with questions for district officers. Attendees are asked to contact their counselor for luncheon reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
27Th District
PTA
Masonitz
Palace Hotel
Ukiah
Ben ‘Arnett
Duncheon
Patriotic Tri-Colored Shoes Take Spring Runway
Shoe makers report red white and blue footwear dominating spring style. Several designs are tri colored with patriotic themes and will be worn through late summer.
Modern living reshapes children eating habits says Lantis
UPI reports Dr Margaret Lantis, a Pub lic Health Service anthropologist, links snacks, vending machines, refrigeration and self service merchandisers to feasting in pieces and poor food choices among American children. She urges school programs to teach buying habits and store simulations, plus field trips to bakeries and processing centers to foster wiser selections.
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New York
UPI
Public Health Service
Margaret Lantis
Washington, D. C
Lantis
Vending machines praised by Ukiah High Home Economics
At Ukiah High School the Home Economics department led by Ida Middleton supports vending machines. They provide hot chocolate soups and drinks for students who may skip meals, with machines placed by the student body for use before school at noon and after school to reduce off campus shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Ida .Middleton
Two Honors From Assembly for Gertrude Nance
Cornelia Rebekah Lodge 205 announced at its meeting the appointment of past noble grand Gertrude Nance to Zone 10’s new membership committee of the Rebekah Assembly of California. It is her second honor, and she received a special award from the Assembly for recommending nine new members, presented by Helen E. McFarlane.
Navy Beans and Pork Recipe from a Navy Cook Note
A wartime style recipe describes soaking navy beans overnight, cooking, then baking with salt pork molasses ale mustard and spices. The dish is finished after hours of slow baking and served with greens and ale, with a note to Navy cooks to forget it if you were in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finget
Imprey
Mrs Beseda Leaving Ukiah After Teaching Post
Retiring Theta Eta Beta Sigma Phi president Mrs Beseda of Ukiah plans to move to Santa Rosa with husband and three children Scott Todd and Jule. She will teach at Montgomery High School while Luneheed Heners hosts a farewell luncheon at the House of Garner with many local guests attending.
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Robert Beseda
Theta Eta
Beta Signa Phi
House of Garner
Besedas
Scott
Todd
Jule
Santa Rosa
Beseda
Ukiah High School
Montgomery High School
Mmes
Ernest Banker
William Tatum
Leonard Nix
Richard Mazzanti
Robert Hardmen
Bill Williams
James Athey
William Heath, Jr
Patrick Tracy
John Silva
Lars Fredrickson
T. H. Lighter
Charles Myers
Robert Myers
Rodney Pacini
Louis Moresco
Roy Brosig
James Garaventa
J. R. Copeland
James Turner
Eugene Marcheschi
Russell Cowen
Mamies
Robert L. Lee
Verne Arneson
John Frassinello
P. H. Angelus
Wally Stearns
Don Colombini
Dave Seeber
John Mayfield, Jr
David Irmer
Norman Williamson
Flower Care Guide for Cut Bulbs and Stems
The guidance notes remove the lower white portions of bulb stems before placing in water to prevent absorption issues. Slit through the fibrous section so the water level rises above it, aiding uptake and keeping blooms fresher.
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Mrs. Ronco
Parsi
Anderson Group
Nokomis PT
Fe Mendocino County
Gay Tucker Neep
Woman's Page
Childrens Home Society of
Hopland
Mirs
David Sanden
Robert Elkins
Ken Whittaker
Roland Vonder
Medden
David Goodman
Childrens Adoption Agency
Childrens Home Society
Whittaker
Tom Ashurst
Journal
Gay
Steaan
Tree Care
Rimming O Cite ‘Service
del Kennedy
Ford St
al Fosters
N.Y
Westphals
State St
OHN
A. Morris Bualdies
Kee
Xi Zeta
Sigma Phi Sorority
Joe. Scott
Ray Copeland
Wallace. Bralich
Bill. Tatum
Roy Brotg
Ruth West
Kathy Toler
Emmagene Murphy
Maria Loijos
Becky Scott
Loretta Cross
Janet Lewman
Conmie MacDougall
Katheryn Meyer
Shori Davis
Judy Clarke
Betty Abercrombie
Nina Hinds
Ruth Ann Briley
Raylene
By Jeanne Lesem
Eadies
Ubiok
Assembly
The
of Lpantay
Luneheed Heners
Mrs
Ntue League
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