Four Ukiah Seniors Try Practice Teaching
Four Ukiah high school seniors conducted a three month practice teaching project at Pomolita and Northside elementary schools to explore teaching as a career. Carolyn Dorn Doramay Thunen and Marilee Crowson described first second and fifth grade observations focusing on reading, spelling and arithmetic, classroom atmosphere and student differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Northside
Miryam Feibusch
Carolyn Dorn
Doramay Thunen
Marilee Crowson
Carolyn
Poe
Marilee
Girl Scouts Plan Summer Activities
Members of Girl Scout Troop No. 2 met at Mrs. Walter Heady’s home on South Dora Street for their final gathering of the year. Rain postponed the roller skating party, while plans for Camp Fire Girl Scout Day Camp and an overnight camp were discussed. The group toured Mendocino State Hospital’s facilities and crafts rooms, and a patrol provided refreshments as the girls sang to Patricia Barnes and Lynette Feightner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Mendocino State Hospital
Talmage
Patricia Barnes
Cheryl Berentis
Carol Crawford
Ruth Dibble
Lynnette Feightner
Nancy Ganter
Susan Grady
Jeannine Goodin
Janet Gardner
Bobbie Lynch
Norma Morse
Frances Nantes
Phyllis Martin
Karen Quick
Julia Redlefsen
Donna Weber
Diana Wong
Doris Martin
Dorothy Dibble
Elma W. Heady
Sorola and Primrose Exchange Vows in City Church
Mrs Mary Sorola and Edwin A Primrose of this city wed Thursday at 8 pm in the Christian Church parsonage Rev Ray Aplet officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs H W Hough of Regina Heights and the bride s six year old daughter Nancy The couple reside at 704 West Standley street He works as a psychiatric technician at Mendocino State Hospital where Mrs Primrose has served as a registered nurse A hospital luncheon and shower honored the bride with a gift of a waffle and sandwich grill from 15 attending nurses including Ruth Bloom superintendent of nursing service Others sending gifts included Joan Boreky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sorola
Edwin A. Primrose
Christian Church
Ray Aplet
H. W. Hough
Regina Heights
Nancy
Primrose
Ruth Bloom
Miss Bloom
Olive Nichols
Winifred Mitchell
Margaret Hathaway
Ana la Rose
Velma Law
Baccalaureate Rites Held at Boonville
Boonville Ander son Valley high school hosted a 4 p m baccalaureate with a large crowd. Father Anthony Keating delivered the invocation. Glee Club performed two hymns under King Stevens. Bob Mathison read scriptures from Luke and Matthew. Tommy Williams gave the address and Patricia Rhodes read the poem If.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Anderson Valley High School
Anthony Keating
Point Arena
Glee Club
King Stevens
Bob Mathison
Mathew
Tommy Williams
The
Baptist Church
Patrica Rhodes
Louis Van Meter and Family Vacation East
Mr and Mrs Louis Van Meter and daughter Sarah Lou of 195 Calvert Drive left Saturday for a vacation in the East. They will travel by automobile to the Carolinas Tennessee Maryland Kentucky and Washington Dc with emphasis on Kentucky where Mr Van Meter s parents were born. They will visit relatives in Kentucky and Tennessee and do sightseeing. Return date is July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis van Meter
Sarah Lou
Calvert Drive
East
Carolinas
Tennessee
Maryland
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
Mr. van Meter
Graduation Highlights At Anderson Valley Elementary
Boonville report notes 42 graduates at the Anderson Valley Elementary School ceremony held Tuesday night at the high school. Green and white colors, dogwood flower, motto Glancing Beyond. Pomp and Circumstance, invocation by Reverend Paul Corley, pledge and Creed recited, Betty Black welcome, Olive Pinoli poem, class history by Michael Farrer, guest speaker Lynn Baxter, diplomas by Harold Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Anderson Valley
Paul Corley
Betty Black
Olive Pinoli
America
Country
Michael Farrer
Bon Voyage Party For Bank Manager
Orchid corsages from the Bank of America staff in San Francisco greeted Mrs. Nelmes Smith and daughter Neleyne as they boarded a plane to New York City. The Smiths will fly to London to meet son Richard in the Air Force, then tour the British Isles and the Continent for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of America
Nelmes Smith
Neleyne
San Francisco
New York City
Mr. Smith
E. H. Balyeat
Smiths
Bunyan Belle Contest Open for Sept Fete
Entries for the 1954 Belle of the Redwoods contest are being accepted by the Paul Bunyan Association of Fort Bragg. The winner will reign over the three day Paul Bunyan Celebration on September 4 to 6. Mendocino County single girls 16 or older may contact Chairman Terry Smith for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bunyan Association
Fort Bragg
Association
Bernard Vaughn
Mendocino County
Terry Smith
Raisin Bread for Salad Serves Summer Meals
Raisin bread, made from biscuit mix, pairs with summer salads. Cut into thin slices and spread with a cream cheese and walnut filling for sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Redwood Valley Girl Bride In San Francisco Ceremony
Vasilike Lolonis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lolonis of Redwood Valley, married James Tripp of San Francisco at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox church in San Francisco on Saturday June 5. The couple honeymoon two weeks visiting Carmel Santa Barbara Los Angeles and Las Vegas before settling in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
James Tripp
San Francisco
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Vasilike Lolonis
Frank Lolonis
Redwood Valley
Nick
Germany
Vasilike
Jack Paras
Sacramento
Sophie Lolonis
Antigone Lolonis
Louis Panos
Oakland
Bay City
Mrs. Treposkouses
San Leandro
Taraval Temple
Ukiah High
City College of San Francisco
Dental Nurses Training School
Dental
Frank Solonis
Spencer Family Vacation to Twin Falls Idaho
Mrs. David Spencer and their four children Susan Tanis Kip and Lisa travel to Twin Falls Idaho to stay a month or six weeks with their grandmother Mrs. Blaylock joins them at Williams California after visiting in Los Angeles. Mrs. Spencer drove to Idaho while Mrs Blaylock and Mrs Stark journeyed from Los Angeles. Reader tips include staggered baking pans for optimal oven heat circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Spencer
Susan
Tanis
Kip
Lisa
Twin Falls
Idaho
Spencer
Williams, California
B. F. Blaylock
Ann Stark
Los Angeles
Blaylock
Los Angles
Ada Magee to Head Pocahontas Lodge for Coming Year
Ada Magee will head Kewanna Council No 156 of the Degree of Pocahontas for the coming year as Pocahontas. New officers elected include Carolyn Peitz Wenonah Marge Catenacci Henry Ronco Sophia Denny Thelma Sword Virginia Gibson Ora Salisbury Lucille Webb Lorene Bogner. Installation set for July 7 open to public. Minnie Sweeney presided. invitation received from Bald Eagle Council San Francisco to attend June 25 meeting honoring Great Pocahontas Katherine Keating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Magee
Kewanna Council
Pocahontas
Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs. Magee
Carolyn Peitz
Wenonah
Marge Catenacci
Henry Ronco
Powhatan
Sophia Denny
Thelma Sword
Katherine Keating
Breakfast gathering after mass at Palace Hotel
About 50 men and their sons attended a Communion breakfast at the Palace Hotel yesterday morning after the 8:30 mass at St. Mary of the Angel church. George Nagel arranged the event, an informal gathering with no set program and no speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Hotel
St. Mary of the Angel Church
George Nagel
Eastern Star Officials Feted At Luncheon in Ukiah
Worthy matron Bernice Basich of Pasadena and worthy patron Robert J. McMullen of Santa Tiosa were honored at a 12:30 luncheon for Eastern Star chapters across a dozen area cities. The event in the Palace Hotel Redwood Room featured red and white decor, roses, and gifts including a redwood bowl and cufflink box as speakers addressed lodge matters and upcoming Grand Chapter in Oakland in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Jan Basich
Order of Eastern Star
California
Kingsley Chapter
Ukiah
Pearl] Barker
Willits
Covelo
Kingsley
Arangements
Grace Foster
Thelma Sword
Hazel
Robert Harmon
William
Betty Brooks
Elizabeth McFarland
Marilyn Banzhaf
Margaret Hathaway
Maureen Eddy
Vivian Smith
Marilyn Toler
Leona
Dick Mazzoni
Ruth
Jim Chaney
Eastern Star
Lodge
Pasadena
Robert J. McMullen
Santa Tiosa
Redwood
Palace Hotel
Melba Flesher
Windsor Chapter
Basich
Mr. McMullen
Pearl Barker
Redwood Empire Association of
Oakland
Ukiah High School Sees Only One Resigning Teacher
Ukiah High School reports the only faculty resignation this year is Mrs. Kay J. Stenberg. She and her husband James plan a year abroad outside the continental United States, with Europe or South America as possibilities. They will delay departure until their new River Road home is finished and intend flexible dates and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Kay J. Stenberg
W. A. Chessall
Stenberg
James
United States
Europe
South America
River Road
Redwood Empire luncheon meeting announced for Healdsburg
The next meeting of the Redwood Empire Association of Matrons and Patrons will be a luncheon session on July 18 at the home of Mrs Harold Hutchings in Healdsburg. Attendees at yesterday's luncheons included Mrs Barker, Mrs Flesher, and many local residents from Santa Rosa, Fort Bragg, Covelo, Willits, San Rafael, Mendocino, Sebastopol, and Healdsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basich
Mendocino
Palace Hotel
Ukiah
Worthy Matrons and Patrons Association
Redwood Empire
Pearl Barker
Kingsley Chapter
Matrons
Alice Swope
Willits
Redwood Empire, Association of Matrons and Patrons
Healdsburg
Harold Hutchings
Barker
Flesher
Kenneth M. Moss
Point Arena
Delmas Peterson
Santa Rosa
Russell Todd
Fort Bragg
Walter Winters
Covelo
Melvin Butcher
Tom Flanagan
San Rafael
Elmer Fe, Shafer
Robert A. Miller
Sylvia Backlund
Fort Brags
Florence Gabbert
Sam Paul
Ella Hutchins
Harriet Jackson
Sebastopol
Ford Rhine
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Ambulanci
Sinth
Mortuary Service
ESA
Girl Scouts
Daily Journal
Edwin Primrose
Louis van Meters
North State Street
Ferdina Reinholt
CBS
South State
Tag
Ukiah Ph. HO
Rose Marie Reid
Gaile Dugas
NEA
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