Soroptimists Install Officers for 1963 64 at Ukiah Dinner
Soroptimists of Ukiah installed their 1963 64 officers during a Saturday evening installation dinner at House of Gaynor. Lily Greer of Santa Rosa led the ceremony with flowers and verse as Helen McChesney became president and Helen Briley vice president. Outgoing leaders Helen Howard and Virginia Wonfler, plus others, were honored. Music by Mrs Siegfrid Schultze featured guitar and folk songs, and attendance awards acknowledged long service by several members.
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Ukiah
House of Gaynor
Lily Greer
Santa Rosa
Soroptimists
Marjorie Kostka
Mom
Stephen Foster
Santa Lucia
Joyce Myers
Vivian Martin
Laura Long
Beth Richardson
Evelyn Banzhaf
Helen McChesney
Clare Wilsey
Barbara MacNab
Helen Briley
Melva Eddington
Hazel FitzGer
Three area nurses graduate at Santa Rosa Junior College
Ranks of nursing swell as Santa Rosa Junior College grants diplomas to Rufina Jackson Isaiah Willits and Phyllis Gwin on June 12 expanding state service. Dennis Gavin also graduates Ukiah High School. Gwin credits Mendocino State Hospital work for her nursing path.
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Santa Rosa Junior College
Rufina Jackson
Isaiah Willits
Phyllis Gwin
AIL
Mendocino State Hospital
Candelight
Peggy Colon
Gary Gwin
Air Force
Tisaiah Willits
Old License Found Amid Move Reveals Early Licensing
Mr and Mrs Sidney Smith who moved from a 34 year home at 444 Park Boulevard found an early driver license among old documents. Issued before photographs, the card showed description only and bore a May 31 1913 act. license number 13892. The license, signed by an officer and valid until revoked, reflects early Department of Engineering issuance in Oakland where Mr Smith worked for PG and E.
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Sidney Smith
Park Boulevard
Mr. Smith
Smith
Pg&e
Oakland
Beulah Park
Retiring officers honored at Santa Rosa club event
Helen Howard led a year of service with Carrie Minkler Audrey Hollenbeck and Virginia Wonder among those retiring. Members received ceramic prizes while Lily Greer gave plants to officers. The past president’s pin circulated between Helen Howard and Mrs. McChesney as others from Santa Rosa and Petaluma attended.
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Lily Greer
Helen Howard
Helen McChesney
McChesney
Pseudo World Trip Dinner Delights Xi Beta Tau Guests
Xi Beta Tau sorority hosts a progressive world trip dinner ending June 11, inviting Ritual of Jewels Chapters Theta Eta and Rho Alpha. Each course paired with foreign cuisines, from Tossed Rice Bowl salad to minestrone and tamale pie, with decorations, costumes, and a bon voyage theme.
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S.S. Friendship
Xi Beta Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Theta Eta
Rho Alpha
Dale Utterness
Fred Sbonnifield
Mary Clarke
James Aithey
Ken Roby
Wes Caldwell
David Seeber
Louis Moresco
Pam Williams
John Lowe
James Garvenia
Rod Pacini
RSVP
C. Box
Bridal Shower With Themed Gift Show In Nevada Motif
Mrs. Robert J. Lee hosted a bridal shower for Mrs. Fred Bonnifield at Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hook’s home on Mendocino Drive. Guests wore song inspired costumes while presenting gifts, with performances including a Can Can, Elephant Walk, and belly dancing. Decorations featured pink and white motifs with carnation corsages and heart shaped arrangements.
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Robert J. Lee
Fred Bonnifield
Mary Buhn Clarke
Ann Bonnifield
Hook
Donald Darby
Judy Clarke
Lee
Hernando
Conrad Cox
George Nelson
Floyd Lawrence
Robert King
Ralph Fitch
Chester Hill Jr
Eugene Marcheschi
Robert Swan
Paul Poulos
Bonnifield
Norman Buhn
Richard Bourceky
George Hovey
William Qopenshaw
Joan Smith
Flona Romanov Bell
Ardis Phillips
Paul Hansen
Cecille Brunner
Watermelon Chilled Before Serving For Best Flavor
A dessert tip recommends chilling watermelon about 12 hours prior to serving. To prevent flavor mix, store by cutting the melon and wrapping the cut surface with waxed paper.
Reunion of Ukiah Class of '53 Draws 108 Grads
The Ukiah high school class of 1953 reunion drew 108 attendees including officers Tom Banks and Don Schieck. Prizes honored the farthest traveler Collette Ritsch and the youngest baby Norman Day, with decor in school colors and a dance to finish the evening.
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Southworth’s
Ukiah High School
Tom Banks
Vallejo
Don Schieck
Sacramento
Sue (Madden) Caldwell
Pat (Radler) ‘Banks
Virginia Gunty
Richard Marson
Santa Rosa
Betty George
Edmund Burke
Mill Valley
J. W. ‘Bill’ Tully
W. A. Chessall
Tully
Rhodean
Collette) Ritsch
Norwalk
Ukiah
Norman Day
Don Milne
Whittier
Nancy
Aho) Zinn
San Lorenzo
Sue
Madden
Wes Caldwell
Stella
Martinelli
June 26 Meeting of Mendocino Lake District Garden Clubs
California Garden Clubs Inc hosts a morning meeting at Belva Harwood's home in Branscomb. June 27 bookmobile stops Covelo Laytonville then a square dance workshop Ukiah Grange Hall 8 to 10 p m Ernie Close caller. June 28 bookmobile stops Potter Valley Calpella Redwood Valley times vary June 29 Ukiah Lions Club installation dinner dance Southworth's Inn.
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Mendo Lake District
California Garden Clubs Inc
Belva Harwood
Branscomb
Covelo
Laytonville
Square Shooters Square Dance Workshop
Ukiah Grange Hall
Ernie Close
Potter Vly
Calpella
Redwood Vly
Reunions Tie for Ukiah and Placerville Classes
A mother and daughter attended two reunions on the same day. Betty Foster joined Ukiah High School Class of 1953 alumni, while C A Ekenberg and spouse from Redwood Valley went to Placerville High School’s 30 year class reunion. Placerville’s class had 62 attendees of 96 graduates.
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Betty
Kenneth) Foster
Ukiah High School
C. A. Ekenberg
Redwood Valley
Placerville
Ekenberg
Placerville High School
Alumni Brunch Highlights Weekend Gathering
Corky Lowers Riffs provided the music as 34 alumni met at the inn for an 11 o clock brunch on Sunday. Saturday night letters were read from nonattending members including Pat Van Osten in Spain with her husband in the U S military, Ann Conklin now of Ames Iowa, and Claudia Imwalle now Mrs Theodore Gish of Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Pat
Visitors from Duluth call at local home
Mrs. Gerber hosts her sister Mrs. Steven Spencer now of Duluth Minn accompanied by four children and two University of Duluth students Barbara Aase and Enrich Lindeck Pozza of Vienna Austria The party motored from Duluth and will visit the peninsula afterwards Mr Spencer teaches at the University branch and Mrs Spencer was born in Duluth
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Robert Gerber
Gerber
Steven Spencer
Duluth
Norwegians Exchange Student Reflects On America Visit
Edel Holand of Norway stayed with Mr and Mrs Julio Giusti in Lovelock for a year through the American Field Service program. She met Turkish student Nilofer Yaloii and wrote about her impressions of Americans as warm and varied, stressing understanding between nations. Edel hopes to return to America, praising AFS as a bridge to peace through people to people exchanges.
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Julio Giusti
Lovelock
New
Edel Holand
Norway
Giustis
Edel
AFS
Nilofer Yaloii
Turkey
United States
Giusti
Olga Burrell
Empire Drive
America
Number of telephones in the United States tops 78 million
The report states there are more than 78 million telephones in use across the United States, indicating a broad reach of telephone services nationwide and signaling continuing growth in communications infrastructure and adoption.
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United States
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