Keeping order in genealogy research lecture
Bertha Smith leads a Wednesday evening talk at 7 p.m. in the Ukiah library Children’s Room on notekeeping skills, concepts, and procedures to survey outline and maintain genealogy research. The Tree Tracers sponsor free public genealogy classes at the library.
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Bertha Smith
Ukiah Library
Beauty of California highways highlighted by Ukiah club talk
Mendocino County residents heard state highway officials stress preserving natural beauty along Highway 101 with native plantings such as ceanothus and toyon. District landscape specialist Wesley Reinhardt described hydro seeding and the use of biological controls, while noting non toxic sprays for foliage. Arbor Day events featured planting a Monterey pine and introducing new garden club members as preparations for the May 6 Tea and Tour progressed.
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State Division of Highways
Wesley Reinhardt
State of California Department of Public Works
Division of Highways
Eureka
Reinhardt
Ukiah
Garden Club
W. Clay Street
Garberville
California
Hawaii
O-Ki-Hi
David Johnson
Walter Eversole
George Hovey
Helen Coe
Eversole
F.L. Hooper
Walter Lemmert
James Mannon
Earl Fullerton
Roy Wagoner
Rod Shippey
Delegates Report On BPWC Conference In California
Conference delegates reporting to the Business and Professional Women's Government in Action group in Sacramento will address a local BPWC meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. Attendees included Betty L. Johnson president Loretta Challand Dorothy Cox Eleanor Kimball and Julia Wood. A proposed legislative platform will be presented at the California State BPWC Convention in Los Angeles in May. The event was at the Senator Hotel Saturday with Sunday sessions in a Capitol hearing room. Marilyn DeRose moderated Saturday as child care aging and equal rights discussion topics were heard.
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Business and Professional Women’s Government In Action
Sacramento
BPWC
House of
Garner
Betty L. Johnson
Loretta Challand
Dorothy Cox
Eleanor Kimball
Julia Wood
California
Los Angeles
Senator Hotel
Capitol
Committee
Marilyn DeRose
New members initiated by Native Daughters in Ukiah
Ukiah Parlor No. 263 welcomed Phyllis Feasel Bernice Estep and Betty Meyers as new members during the NDGW grand president Rae Romminger’s official visit from Sacramento. The event featured camellia decorations, a green shamrock display, and a no host Italian dinner at the Palace Hotel.
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Ukiah
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Rae Romminger
NDGW
la Bandera
Sacramento
Phyllis Feasel
Bernice Estep
Betty Meyers
Rae
Ursula Lucchesi
Cotati
Orinda Giannini
Orinda
San Francisco
Claire Lindsey
Golden
Sebastopol
Golden Gate
el Dorado
Luproma
Santa Rosa
Plymouth
Santa Rosa Parlor No. 217
Elta Urton
Sebastopol Parlor No. 265
Ruth Roberts
Fort Bragg
Palace Hotel
March events listed for Ukiah area sororities and groups
A sequence of March meetings and classes is noted for Ukiah organizations including League of Women Voters Theta Eta Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Zeta Beta Sororities and Xi Beta Tau. Events occur March 13 with various times and venues and March 14 for CWA and Astrology Classes at Pegasus Book Store. Reservations for a Desert event are due March 9 via 462 3143.
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Theta Eta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
John Frary
Park Place
Alpha-Zeta Beta Sorority
Karen Taylor
Stella Drive
Martha Washington Bridge
Christian Business and Professional Women’s Council
Ukiah Grange Hall
Call
Xi Beta Tau
House of Gamer
CWA
Pegasus Book Store
W. Perkins Street
Praise and Support Highlight River School PTA Meeting
Patricia Barber of River School told the Parent teacher association that praise builds self belief and motivates learning. She noted that belittlement harms children and spends half a day daily assisting students. River PTA awarded custodian Bill Arends life membership. past presidents honored. plans discussed for sweat shirts rummage sale and a flea market. Jim Murray welcomed as new Cub Scout Pack No 60 master.
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Richard Borgnn
Glen Richardson
Alan Ledford
River School Parent- Teacher Association
PTA
Patricia Barber
River
Joyce Hunter
Deedee Ledford
Jim Murray
Covelo Wedding: Lovelady Hensley Tie the Knot
Carolyn Lovelady and William Hensley wed at Covelo Assembly of God with Rev. Ray Davis officiating. The ceremony featured white satin gown, blue streamers, and white carnations. Reception followed at the bride’s home, then a honeymoon in San Francisco before settling in Willits.
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Covelo
Carolyn
Dolly Brinkerhoff
Kathy Lovelady
Bride
Diane Brinkerhoff
Irene Swayze
San Francisco
Willits
John H. Lovelady
Bill
John Hensley
Flexed By Pat Schreiners Freedom Talk
A reflective monologue questions modern life pressures, taxes, rent, and costs while praising personal freedoms. It compares moon exploration to daily affordability and invites readers to consider their own wealth in intangibles and rights. The piece ends by urging empathy for the less fortunate and prompts self examination of personal liberty.
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Joe Blow
Sam
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