Reunion Dinner-Dance for Ukiah High Class of 56
About 260 alumni gathered at the Ukiah el Mendocino clubhouse for the Class of 56 reunion dinner dance. Jim Hamilton chaired. emcees were Pete elly and Ted Mayo. Attendees from out of town included Sharon Allender, Florence Bingham, Judy Binghsmam, Sheila Hellstrom and many more. Decorations featured purple and gold runners, garden and large paper flowers. Awards honored travelers, longest marriages, most children, and other categories. A 1956 situal was auctioned to benefit the class treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
el Mendocino
Bencing
Jim Hamilton
Pete Elly
Ted Mayo
W. A. Chessall
Murphy
Ana
J. W. Tully
Rober Wren
Tatum
Paul Short
Ant
Swell
Chessall
Ann Eggen Faahs
Her -Assocites
Sheila McGill Hellstrom
Omaha
Neb
Christine , Denham
Karen Schilder
Eugene Cinquini
Marian Seward
Marcia Mayfield
Patty Weber
Betty Casteel
Don Vinson
Cecil’ Barnum
Don Carson
Edward Fenton
Billie Jean Hill
Ken O'Neill
Donald L. Hays
Bakersfield
Sheila (McGill) Hellstrom
Redginald
R Heth
Windsor
Barbara (Lindbergh) Johnson
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Edward Laviletta
Concord
Gretchen (Hirtz) Locke
Local Girl Earns Dental Assisting Degree at Santa Rosa JC
Linda Ray received an Associate of Arts degree in Dental Assisting at Santa Rosa Junior College. The ceremony took place at 10 a.m. Saturday under the campus oaks, with parents Mr. and Mrs. George Ray and sister Karen present, along with relatives from Ukiah, Kelseyville, Redwood Valley, and Treasure Island Navy friend John Leibig. Karen plans to enroll at Santa Rosa JC this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ray
Santa
Rosa
George Ray
Karen
Santa Rosa
San Jose
Corte. Truax
Penny
Redwood Valley
Linda
Corte Truax Jr
Bud
Ukiah
Connie Hook
Kelseyville
John Leibig
U. S. Navy
Treasure Island
Rays
Karen Ray
Santa Rosa Junior College
Night Observed at Kingsley Chapter Session
Friendship Night at Kingsley chapter Order of the Eastern Star drew many visitors. Officers invited guests for the evening with picnic themed decorations and a staged picnic scene at the stairway. Deputy Myrtle Butler of Willits escorted to the east, initiation held for Shannon McKennan, and Patricia Ashurst chaired the hostess committee with a long list of helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Myrtle Butler
Willits
Shannon McKennan
Patricia Ashurst
Althea DuBois
Ardis Conoly
Sophie Loijos
Beth Richardgoh
Eunice Morris
Gladys Hansen
Camille Lindbergh
Clement Lindbergh
Loretta Challand
Irene Gilliand
Alice _ Hoover
Mrs Johnson Visits Roseburg Family Amid Husband's Army Duty
Mrs Dennis E Johnson arrives in Roseburg Oregon with sons Lloyd and Eric to spend weeks with mother Mrs Harold C Tuttle brother David and sister Mrs Richard P Elphick. She stays with her mother and her twin brother while husband Richard P Elphick serves in the U S Army stationed at Fort Hood Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis E. Johnson
Lloyd and
Eric
Roseburg
Ore
Harold C. Tuttle
David
Richard P. Elphick
U.S. ‘Army
Ft. Hood, Texas
Handle peaches as carefully as eggs
A thumb pressure mark on a peach indicates a dark spot within 30 minutes. The note urges gentle handling to prevent bruise damage during transport or storage.
Garment Care Instructions At Home For Pressing
Instructions advise doing a preliminary assessment at home. Check fabric type from label and nang tag. Record any special pressing instructions for seams pockets cuffs and overall garment. Follow label guidelines to avoid damage during pressing.
Mrs Massengill Hosts Luncheon For Cousin in Town
Mrs. Massengill hosted a Wednesday luncheon at her home for her cousin Mrs. Jessie G. Evans of Columbus Ohio. Evans toured with her son Dr Jesse G Evans of Mt Vernon Iowa who will study non Western music for six weeks at UCLA after receiving a Ford grant and will travel mid west to share research. Mrs Evans plans extended Bay Area visit with Massengills then to Seattle Victoria Canada before returning home via the Canadian Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Massengill
Jessie G. Evans
Columbus
Jesse G. Evans
Mt. .Vernon
Iowa
UCLA
Los Angeles
Evans
Cornell
Dates to Keep Open House at Methodist Church Hall
June 25 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Methodist church social hall to honor Mrs. Carrie Giles on her birthday anniversary. Friends are invited to join. For details, call Mrs. E. C. Box or Mrs. Bruce Crook or Mrs. Bessey Scott. June 26 annual Iowa picnic for northern Californians at municipal park. Registration 10:30 a.m. Lunch smorgasbord 12:30 to 2 p.m. Coffee provided by the picnic committee. Games with prizes for all ages. Ukiah Malley Little Theatre meeting at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Conrad Cox, 201 Fircrest Drive. call 462-3388 for more info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Carrie Giles
E. C. Box
Bruce Crook
Bessey Scott
Iowa
Ay Ukiah’ Malley
Little Theatre
P.m
Conrad Cox
Fircrest Drive
Collegians Going to Africa on Five Year Assignment
Carla Aagaard and husband Dick Davidian plan five years in Africa where he will teach French and she studies nursing. They recently briefed at Andrews College in Michigan after Sacrament o visits. they will sail August 12. En route they stopped in Topeka, Kansas to visit relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla
Erla
Carl Aagaard
Dick Davidian
Africa
Sacramento
Pacific Union College
Davidians
Ruanda Urundi
Central Africa
Andrews College
Berrien Springs
Mich
Topeka
Kansas
Erla Aagaard
J. E. Gardner
Birthdays Celebrated for Corbett and Brightenstine
Mrs Ed Corbett and John E Brightenstine marked their birthday anniversaries with a Saturday night gathering at Mrs Harold C Tuttle home. Guests included Daisy Reed Jack Jensen Charles Jensen Ed Corbett George Parrish Fritz Fernback and others. The party opened with TV ball game then games. Cakes ice cream tea coffee were served. A Birthday cake decorated with Lena and Johnnie inscriptions highlighted the evening. Frank Brightenstine and Bill Larson sent gifts. Mrs Galland performed piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Corbett
John E. Brightenstine
Harold C. Tuttle
Mr. Brightenstine
Daisy Reed
Jack Jensen
Charles. Jensen
George Parrish
Fritz Fernback
Joe. B. Galland
Fred Eberhard
Richard Elphic
Lena
Johnnie
Beekeeping deaths noted from bee stings each year
In this country a yearly toll of 30 to 50 persons dies from bee stings. Officials urge caution for beekeepers and the public during peak stinging seasons.
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Ga’ Tucker Neep
Woman's Page
Enzi
Edward Lavilettas
Richard Buxton
Pete Kelly
103
Bob Norman
Ann Faahs
Pete Mentioned
Vetté Hansohn Zeller
Eugene Chiquint
Janis Reid- Preston
Virginia Meadows Hanes
Betty Casteel-Thiederman
Don
Arlene Colombini
Arlenne Colombini
Karen Schilder Crawford
Jane Scott Huckaby
Joan Daut Kyle
Kay Kneeland Nelson
Vee Byers
Bob Portlock
Richard E. Miller
Edmonds
Wash
Patty
Chess
Nelson
Meadow Vista
Delbert Pinnell
Marian
Seward
Cloverdale
John L. Potter
San Mateo
Darlene
Fister
Renda
Carmichael
Nancy (Standley) Sayers
Nevada City
Francis T. Schultz
Santa ‘Rosa
Donald Vinson
San Francisco
Lonnié
P—weger
Santa Clara
Tom D. Whitaker
Bellevue
Jane
Beaufort
Whittaker
Marlene
Butler
Williams
Napa
Sandra (Seward) Withrow
Torrance
John Taylor
Nuba City
Sand
Betty (Casteel) Thiederman
Sally
Johnson Smith
Ann Rhodes Salisbury
Mary
Ellen Marine Hale
Robert Portlocks
R.O. Hurt
Bruce Heady
Ronald Hunter
Vicky Hopper
Robert Lewis
Lé Roy Riecke
Bob Zook
Ronald Broglio
Sister Mary
Julie
St. . Elizabeth's School
Oakland
Sue Ely
Tulare
California Emblem Clubs
Frances O'Brien
Emblem Club
Rowena Watts
Venice Yates
Ukiah Emblem Club
Rita Drivell
Craford
Mr-Chicken
Peter Sellers
Oregon
SUN. & Holidays
Morgett
N. State ST
TOD Ae
Rod Taylor
Mon
Vis
Mary Ans Nore
Michael Ansara Wich
Billy Barty
Panavision
Metrocolor
Connie Francis
Harvey
KFD
S. State St
Sec. State
Ukiah Joe's
New York
CLUB
Calpella
North State
ST. Calpella
E. Perkins
AI Rocky
Stella’ D’ora Pizza
Heer
Don Frye
Conn
Margaret More
Flicker Inn
Redwood Valley Road
Hwy
Ray & Muriel
Flicker
Cald Creek
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