Munroes Pleases Club Audience With Musical Trio
The Covered Dish Saturday Afteroon Club heard a rich program by the Munroes Emily Buckingham and Shirley Ann, joined by pianist Esther Munroe. They performed sacred numbers, duets and ballads, concluding with light burlesque and strong audience applause.
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Munroes
Emily
Allen) Buckingham of
Willits
Shirley Ann Munroe
Esther T. Munroe
Shirley Ann
Denver
Colo
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Holy City
Ernest Charles
Shirley
Solomon Levy
L. C. McPherson
Mmes
Albert Towne
James Widdoes
Kenneth Farnsworth
P. D. Wilsey
Lew Sbrana
Canned Blueberries Reach Consumers In Syrup or Pie Filling
Canned blueberries are sold for syrup pack or pie filling. Syrup pack suits at sea and table use as a sauce for ice cream and desserts. Pie filling option supports a range of recipes and flavors.
Board Confab Next Week In LA
The California Congress of Parents and Teachers board meets March 8 9 and 10 in Los Angeles at the Statler Hilton with Mrs G D Edwards presiding. CESAR-CCPT committee meets March 8. state offices and education topics on the agenda.
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Board of Managers
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
Los Angeles
Statler
G. D. Edwards
Clinton Dickison
Education Department
Parent and Family Life Education Study Committee
Robert Kleinhammer
Albany
CCPT
State Department of Education
University of California, Santa Barbara
San Francisco
California Council On the Education of Teachers
el Rancho Motel
Sacramento
N.C.P.T
G. J. Sirex
San Mateo
Robert T. Adams
Lafayette
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Jennette Moorhead
Eugene
Ore
Laurence B. Martin
Denise Burrell Crowned Queen at Fashion and Coiffure Show
Denise Burrell won the largest number of tickets and was crowned queen at the Saturday fashion and coiffure show at Mendocino State Hospital. Roy Thompson of San Francisco presented the crown, with Yvonne Jester of California Cosmologists aiding. The event featured models, hair styling by Geneva Kinney and others, plus decorative backdrops and refreshments.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Denise Burrell
Nancy West
Jan Alessi
Christine Petersen
Dana Dightman
Denise
Roy Thompson
San Francisco
California Heart Association
Yvonne Jester
Redwood Empire
California Cosmetologists
The
Heart Association
Don Scotto
Elena Bell
Alma Burrows
Virginia O’farrell
Harry Hook
Frank Cuff
Cyril Hill
Rexall
Medical Auxiliary
Lew Sbrana
Mmes
Monte Hill
Rosie Waring
Eleanor Hamilton
Nancy Johnson
Pat Fernandez
Palace
Linda Cinquini
Frances Cook
Joy Schuler
Jean Grass
Geneva Kinney
Mercy Rosales
Joy
Mrs. O'Farrell
Geneva Gibson
Theresa Feliz
Arlene Yates
Geneva Kin
Grand Leaders Honor IOOF and Rebekah Lodges Officers
Grand officers and drill team members of the IOOF and Rebekah Lodges were honored by Orval Hull and Louella Hull at the IOOF Hall on E Standley Street. Guests included numerous couples and individuals, with gifts, brooches, and a decorated cake marking the celebration. Several officers were absent due to illness.
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IOOF
Rebekah
Orval Hull
Louella Hull
Rebekahs. i
E. Standley Street
Allen Buell
Frank Jensen
Philip Lynch
Allan Morefield
Claude Trimble
Earl Wilcox
Mervyn Enzler
Chester Hahn
Erwin Koch
Mmes
Vivian Ray
Leota Ford
Carol Dalpino
Minnie Alexander
Hulls
Vada
Sandra Phillips
Gale Firmanck
Dorothy Dale
Ernie Humphrey
Vivian
Alfred Foster
Mary Jendresen
Nanette
Robert Tuttle
Get Better Faster with Arch Reid Pharmacy
Arch Reid Pharmacy highlights how advances in medicine over the past decade allow quicker recoveries. Doctors now prescribe newer drugs by name, and patients can fill prescriptions at any pharmacy, including Medico Drug, with emphasis on accessibility and choice.
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Medico Drug
Elks Fizz Breakfast Returns With Live Music
The Elks club hosts its ninth Fizz Breakfast next Sunday March 6 at the Elks Hall Wa bash Avenue. Doors open at 10 a.m. Tickets are available at the door or from co chairmen Jim Aggs and Tim O'Brien who also oversee the event with live music for background and dancing for Elks and guests.
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Elks
Jim Aggs
Tim O'Brien
Elks Hall
Wabash Avenue
Tulip Tree In Full Bloom At Courthouse Steps
A vivid description of a tulip tree near the south courthouse entrance shows branches loaded with blossoms. The outer petals are deep orchid while the inner petals are ivory white as they turn back, creating a striking, leafless facade in full bloom.
Whitman College Dean's List Includes Elizabeth Wise
Elizabeth Anne Wise daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Wise is named on Whitman College's Dean's List alongside 180 other students in Walla Walla Washington for academic achievement.
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Elizabeth Anne Wise
Richard Wise
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
Whitman
St Marys PTA Hosts Girl Scouts Program
St Marys School auditorium hosts a Girl Scouts Troop 8 program led by the St Marys Parent Teachers Group. Meeting begins at 8 15 p m with the session set for Wednesday evening.
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St. Mary's
Girl Scouts
Troop 8
St. Mary’s School
St.Mary's
St. Mary's School
Community Calendar March events Fort Bragg Ukiah and area
March events include Welcome Wagon meeting at Mrs Ray Puser 494 Mendocino Drive Fort Bragg hosting wood sculptor Jose Manuel dos Santos Cross at Redwood School. Ukiah Shamrock 4-H Club at Mendocino County Library and St Marys PTA program by Girl Scout Troop 8. Rotaries Inter-Act Charter Night at Palace Hotel. Spring cookie sale by Konocti Girl Scouts and various Elks and Women club activities. Girl Scout Week themes and talent show dates, plus quilt bingo and dances at Lake Mendocino clubhouse and Ukiah venues. Regular club meetings include Beta Sigma Phi Rho Alpha, Ukiah Gem and Mineral Club, and Thursday gym classes.
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Ray Puser
Mendocino Drive
Fort Bragg
Mendocino
Ukiah Business and Professional Women's Club
Smorgette
Cornelia Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Konocti Girl Scout Council
Edith Horning
Elks
Elks Hall
Wabash Avenue
Yokago
Presbyterian Church
Dora
Perkins Street
Clarence Lane
State Street
Alice Woodard
Moonbeam
Childrens Home Society
Lake Mendocino
John Sweeley
David Aguiar
Redwood Se Committee
Eureka Inn
Eureka
Ukiah High School
Rho Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Ukiah Gem and Mineral Club
John Johnson
Linda Finch
Kenneth Mak
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
Church
Oak Streets
Ukiah Promenaders
Bud Grass
Guys 'N Gals
Danny Daniel
Talent Revealed in Vivian Smith Watercolor Display
Vivian Smith of Mendocino County has transformed pen and ink bakery signs into water color scenes. Her small wooden blocks feature works titled the Skunk train and other county views, created as of Monday morning.
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Vivian Er Austin Smith
Schindlers’ State Bakery
Vivian
Mendocino County
Skunk
Lettuce Heads Show Best Value with Dark Green Leaves
For maximum food value in lettuce, choose heads with dark green leaves as they indicate higher nutrient density and fresher quality. Bright or pale leaves may suggest aging or lower flavor and value.
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Travis Hyatt
Kay Schmidbauer
George
Confab
Cecil Forgey
Loelia Bell
Judy Farmer
George Sullivan
Berline Underwood
Kathy McFarland
Vivian Woodard Cosmetics
AM Beauticians
Little Tracy Dunham
Irene
Suzanne Hook
Shelley
DeAngelis
Tracy
Susan Williams
Karen Shields
Susan
Karen
Shelley DeAngelis
Susan Hook
Kate Greenway
Penney’s
Ward's
Sue Skeller
Sandra Hammons
Esther’s
Ronda Courtney
Renee’s
Alma Fender
Key Wilson
Aileen’s
Linda Fenter
Marianna’s
Doris Gilmer
Dorothy Stanton
Carrie Minkler
Diane Clark
Beverly Morgan
Joyce Myers
Betty Ornham
Irene Scalamini
Virginia Farmer
Susan Lyly
Rae
Day
Ralph Oliver
DIAL
Rondevoo
Arch Reid
Gay Tucker Neep
Woman's Page
Rotary Inter - Act Club
Palace Hotel
Masonite
Allen's Mattress & Upholstery CO
N. Main
Ukiah Glass Co
Bath
House OF Mirrors
Mason Se
City Police Station
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Com
Fomber
MFG. CO
Ukiah