Nokomis PTA Installs Officers for 1967 68 at Wednesday Meeting
Nokomis PTA installed officers for the 1967 68 year during a Wednesday meeting after a run in the school. Mrs LeRoy Gebabe president directed the session. The formal ceremony featured Mrs Stanley Helm presenting, with officers named as President Mrs LeRoy Gebabe First Vice President Miss Jones Second Vice President Mrs L Logan Auditor Mrs Wallace Wood Secretary Robert Canfield Treasurer. City Parks Director Dave Strong spoke on the summer playground program. Principal Mr Cannon noted music work by students, Barbara Armstrong fifth grade tonette band, fourth grade tonette band from rooms of Mrs Allen and Mrs E M eos, and led the Nokomis school band in three numbers Evening Song The Dizzy Plummers and The Big Yellow Bus. Cannon said bands had played in groups for weeks and together less than three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nokomis
PTA
LeRoy J Pobabe
Stanley Helm
LeRoy Gebabe
Fith
Aeen Jones
Lée ‘Logan
Oxian
Wallace Wood
Robert Can
Dave ‘Strong
Cannon
Barbara Armstrong
Jerre Wallace
ce~Allen
Esther M Eos
Stuents
Retreats Slated For School Girls
The Cenacle Retreat House at 5340 Fair Oaks Boulevard hosts girls retreats and workshops. June 14 August 30 and 31 are set for girls in grades five to seven, with separate sessions for 8th graders and high school students on July weekends. Rev Father Raymond Maiser will lead the two high school retreats. call 489-3651 for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wom
Fair Oaks Boulevard
Ichael
Dng
Brades
Raymond Maiser
C. SS._R
Wonderful Zipper Promises Easy Open Close
A brief item notes an industrial zipper on summer and fall sportswear. The zipper is described as sturdy but may break if forced. It suggests coating the metal teeth with petroleum jelly to ensure smooth opening and closing.
Bride Elect Honored At Ukiah Shower for Judy Harrah
Judy Harrah, bride to be of Douglas Shank Stanton, was honored at a Saturday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Fred Lueckfeld and Mrs. Robert Chase with assistance from Grace N. Snoen. Guests from Ukiah and Willits attended, gifts opened, and pink and white decor featured a pink champagne cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Harrah
Fred Lueckfeld
Robert Chase
Judy
Douglas Shank Stanton
Redwood Valley
Lueckfeld
Grace N. Sween
H. M. Ivey
Larry Baldwin
Don Stanton
Mandle Snoen
Ray Thompson
Grace N. Snoen
Ukiah
William Harrah
Carl Gallups
Carl Schloegel
Dave Goodman
Willits
Velda Harrah
Jeanne Harrah
Verle Harrah
Charles Roeth
H. Hietala
Denise
Stanton
PTE Leadership Workshop Topics Ties PTA to Chico State
The California PTA and Chico State college cosponsor a leadership workshop in Chico on June 13 14 and 15. Mrs Robby Berry vice president of the California PTA is general chairman. The event aims to teach leadership techniques to local unit and council leaders including unit presidents members and district officers from northern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Chico
California Pta
Chico State College
Robby Berry
Berkeley
California
Cranberry Apricot Mist Cocktail Recipe
Process apricots with a sieve or fork until smooth. Mix with ice and place in four tall glasses. Add cranberry juice to each, stir, and serve immediately with straws.
Women Society Meeting Thursday at Methodist Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will conduct morning meditations at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in the sanctuary. Miss Grace Toles, program chairman, will introduce Mary Layne, a school nurse, as speaker. Executive committee serves lunch at noon. reservations via phone 462-3360. Women interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist
Chow Line recipe for quick chicken chow mein
Break a 17 ounce package of frozen chicken chow mein into pieces with a sharp knife then heat in a two quart saucepan with two cups chicken bouillon and the drain ed contents of a five ounce can of whole water chestnuts. Stir until melted and heated through and garnish with chow mein noodles. Makes four servings.
Oriental Relish for Barbecued Ribs with Fresh Fruit
A relish idea pairing halved nectarines with chutney peanuts and coconut atop barbecued spare ribs. Serve over a bed of fresh watercress for a bright contrasting garnish.
First Job Tips for Ukiah Grads From Aetna
UKIAH high school seniors planning first full-time jobs in June receive Aetna Life and Casualty guidance on appearance and attitude. Emphasizes natural makeup, posture, modest wardrobe, appropriate shoes, simple jewelry, well groomed hands, controlled voice, friendly personality, and formal office etiquette for lasting impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Aetna Life & ‘Casualty
Lake County Woman on Board at California BPWC
The new executive committee of the California Federation of Business and Professional Women clubs ratified appointments after the 47th state convention. Nellie Phillips of Kelseyville becomes membership chairman and is active in the Clearlake BPWC within the Redwood Empire District. Zoe Matthews of Hayward names Dorothy Patterson of Sacramento to the Status of Women Liaison, pleasing the Redwood Empire District. Ruth Church Gupta of San Francisco is appointed legislative advocate, a familiar figure in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Nellie ‘Phillips
Kelseyville
Nellie
Clearlake
BPWC
Redwood Empire
Bpwe
Mendocino County
Zoe Matthews
Hayward
California
Dorothy Patterson
Sacramento
Ruth Church Gupta
San Francisco
Soroptimists Plan Board Meeting Tonight
Helen McChesney hosted a luncheon for the Soroptimist Club of Ukiah with Helen Howard co hosting. May and June birthdays were honored with small gifts, alongside anniversaries for Carry Minkler Elsie Nielson Bunnie Thornton and Barbara MacNab. An executive board meeting is set at Delila Yttre ness home at 7 30 tonight. Installation of officers will occur Saturday evening June 17 at the House of Garner. Club President Delila Yttre ness led the meeting. Belle Thatcher won the mystery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McChesney
Soroptimist Club of
Ukiah
Helen Howard
Carry Minkler
Elsie Nielson
Bunnie Thornton
Barbara MacNab
Delila Yttreness
Evélyn Banzhaf
House of Garner
Belle Thatcher
Cotton fashions for summer feature bold clan plaid suits
Kasper designed for Joan Leslie in New York and winner of the 1967 Cotton Award showcases plaid suits and dresses. The piece notes younger teens wearing bright mini skirts and matching hosiery in vivid tones while Scholastic reports high school seniors and boys say clothes reflect personality and individual style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasper
Joan Leslie
New York
Dravelor
Greta Andersen Calls Exercise Key to Happy Women
Greta Andersen, former Olympic swimmer who crossed the English Channel five times, urges women to exercise daily. She runs a health club in Los Alamitos and helps about 200 women, arguing that physical activity reduces nervous tension and improves family life. Her own comeback after knee cyst surgery in 1952 inspired a belief in staying active for youth and health.
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Los Angeles
API
Greta Andersen
Greta
Los Alamitos
America
Ming
Nolley
June events listed for Ukiah area in calendar
A fragmented community notice lists multiple events from June in Ukiah including a dance recital at Ukiah High School auditorium on June 6 at 7:30 p.m. a Welcome Wagon meeting at 200 Burlington Drive, a uniform show by the Mendocino County Medical Assistants association at Bromley Hall, and a donation drive. Also noted are Women’s Society meeting at Methodist church, Epsilon Alpha installation, Ukiah Promenaders dance at Oak Manor School, a rummage sale at Gospel Tabernacle, Mendocino County picnic at Mosswood Park, a American Association of University Women board meeting, and Volunteers Recognition Night at Mendocino State Hospital Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Bartolomei
Ukiah’ High School
Joe Hurlbut
Burlington Drive
Mendocino County Medical Assistants Association
Bromley Hall
Presbyterian ‘Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist’ Church
Epsilon Alpha Chapter
Alpha Zeta Beta
Jayne J Maghetti
Vichy Hills Drive
Ukiah Promenaders
Oak Manor
Bud Grass
Gospel Tabernacle
The
Forks
Mendocino County
Mosswood Park
Oakland
Paul Egner
Woodland—Terrace
Mendocino State Hospital
Cleaning sail and moth protection guidance from experts
A guide covers sail cleaning by laying the sail flat, scrubbing with a long-handled soft broom, rinsing, and drying thoroughly to avoid mildew and bulges. It also advises on moth resistance for garments, storage tips, and thorough vacuuming to kill fabric pests. It explains how an electronic oven uses microwave energy to heat food via a magnetron producing microwaves.
Studying Skills Urged As Separate School Subject
United Press International reports that organized study skills can enhance student learning across subjects. The piece argues for explicit teaching of note taking and outlining, with reinforcement during exams and real tasks, noting tutoring could aid some students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nydice
United Press International
Abnormal childhood glue sniffing linked to harm says doctors
Dr Edward Press of the Illinois Department of Public Health and Dr Alan K Done of the University of Utah report in Pediatrics that sniffing glue, paint thinner and related chemicals is a growing, hazardous habit in children. Emotional deprivation is cited as a key psychosocial factor contributing to this behavior. The note mentions the square-rigged sailing ship Passat, retired in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Edward Press
Ilinois Department of Public Health
Alan _K. Done
University of Utah College of Medicine
Pediatrics,” Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics
Cwas
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Nokomis Pta
LeRoy iCobabe
al Kruth
Milton Jones
James Busch
Lee Logan
Robert Cannon
Gay
Allen's
Mattress &Upholstery CO
N. Main
PTE
Empire Rug Cleaners
Mus
Art Studios
Perkins, Ulich
Soroptimists' Board
Bex
Elena Bell
Ukiah Rexall
Diane
Elizabeth Arden Beauty
Ted Honey
Gourmet
State Street
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