March Readers Events Schedule For Local Groups
Dates listed for March include League of Women Voters unit meetings at 7 45 p m and 9 45 a m with topics Who Cares for Peace at 744 S Spring Street and 901 N Oak Street Yokayo PTA meeting March 27 at 8 p m with essay awards Bookmobile stops Talmage Oak Knoll Hopland times March 27 Emblem Club potluck and Secret Pal Revealing at Elks Hall Purple and Gold Teams hostesses Episcopal Church Women 8 p m 121 Manzanita Drive Square Shooters dance workshop March 28 Grange hall Jernie Close club caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters Unit
S. Spring Street
Yokayo Pta
Welcome Wagon Board
Glen Jacob
Gibson Street
Oak Street
Talmage
Oak Knoll
Hopland
Elks Hall
Wabash Avenue
Episcopal Church Women's Meeting
Don Heller
Manzanita Drive
Square Shooters Square Dance Workshop
Grange Hall
Jernie Close
Plans Made as New Leaders Take Over for GOP Women
Joan J. Smith became president of the Ukiah Area Republican Women as Mrs. S. R. Boynton stepped down. Officers for 1963 to 1964 were introduced at a Palace Hotel luncheon. Smith urged 30 to 400 new members, 2400 hours of member effort by next year, and securing finances. Guest Lee Sherry outlined party structure from local to national and urged participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Area
Joan J. Smith
Palace Hotel
James Banfield
Robert McCormack
Albert Hardie
Bruce Steen
Harold Eittreim
Fred Savage
William F. Smith
Gay
S. R. Boynton
Robert MacDougall
Boynton
Miss Smith
Gov. Brown
John Birch Society
Republican Party
Kennedy
Marge
S. R.) Boynton
Lee Sherry
San Anselmo
GOP
Episcopal program on mission work to show pictures
The Rev Richard Larsen of St Michaels and All Angels Church Hen Bragg will present a program Wednesday evening under the Episcopal Wom ens group of the local Soly Finn y Church. Slides of mission work in Puerto Rico will be shown in the Heller Bloeme at 4 PM. The meeting invites all interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Larsen
St. Michaels and All Angels Church
Hen. Bragg
Episcopal Womens Group
Puerto Rico
Heller Bloeme
Manzanita
Hopland Garden Club Selects New Leaders
Hopland Garden Club chose new officers at its March 20 spring meeting in Hopland led by President Louise Crawford. Mary Workley became president, Mattie Hopper vice president, Kathleen Gibson treasurer, and Mary Field secretary. A plant sale supported by member donations boosted funds while discussions covered camellia pruning and the postponed lupine plan at American Legion hall. Louise Crawford will host the April meeting with a visit from Mendocino Lake District Garden Clubs President Minerva Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopland Garden Club
Kathleen Gibson
Hopland
Ann Lucchetti
Mary Pereira
Mary Workley
Mary Worsley
Mattie Hopper
Louise Crawford
Mdunt Harpe
Elizabeth Poor
Mary Field
American Legion Hall
Mendo Lake District Garden Clubs
Minerva Matthews
Hopland Club
Mary Milone
Garden Clubs To Meet at Laytonville
Garden clubs from Mendocino Lake District gather at Laytonville IOOF building for the spring conference. Leaders include Mrs. Arthur Matthews and Mrs. Enwin Koch with delegations from Ukiah Kosmos and Long Valley hosting. The program opens at 10 am with coffee, luncheon at 12:30, and afternoon reports and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laytonville
Mendo Lake District
California
Federation of Garden Clubs Inc
IOOF
Arthur Matthews
Topland
Sanel Valley
Mmes
Perry Workley
Louise Crawford
Kathleen Gibson
Edna Harpe
Mattie Hopper
Mary Pereira
Hopland Garden Club
Ukiah Garden Club
Enwin Koch
Kosmos Garden Club
Lawrence Bufford
Lake County
Willits
Coast Point
John Kraimniec
Beta Taus Elect New Officers at Beta Tau Chapter
Beta Taus give presidency to Helen Marcheschi as officers were elected at the Beta Tau chapter meeting at Mrs. Dale Yttreness home. New leaders include president Gene Marcheschi and vice president Bud Box with secretary Russ Cowatt and treasurer Guy Starke among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Tau
Beta Sigma ‘Phi
Dale Yttreness
Gene Marcheschi
Bud Box
Russ Cowatt
John Toth
Guy Starke
Bob King
William West
Emer Peterson
James Holland
Gene ‘Marcheschi
Mmes
Russ Cowan
United Church Women to Hold Workshop Session
Mendocino Council of United Church Women will meet Thursday March 28 at the Presbyterian Church for a Leadership Education Workshop led by State Officers of United Church Women. The session opens 10 p.m. after a coffee hour at 9:30 a.m. Attendees should bring sack lunches. a salad tea and coffee will be provided. a 50 cent registration replaces an offering. Nursery care will be available to assist mothers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Matched Jerry Cloth Towels Show Ma and Pa Designs
A listed matched set of Jerry cloth kitchen towels features cartoon "Ma" in a quaint apron and "Pa" with a handlebar mustache. The novelty towels evoke vintage domestic humor and would appeal to collectors of midcentury kitchenware.
Zeck PTA awards honor Life Membership and officer slate
The Frank Zeck PTA held an awards and elections session. Honorary Life Membership went to Mrs. Bill Clary, honored for eight years of PTA work and youth group involvement. A donor funds a school scholarship in Frank Zeek’s name. Officers were elected. John Mason led the pledge, and a moment of prayer honored a teacher who lost her son. A new one handed hanger invention was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Clary
Frank Zeek
Henry Tollini
Frank Zeek Pta
Journal
Gay
Frank Zeck
PTA
HLM
Wayne Edwards
Robert Stout
William Heath Jr
Mmes
William Schmitz
John Lugger
Clary
Scouts
Camp Fire
Little League
Zeek School
Henry Tollins
Ernest Olson
John Lugeger
Charles Ford
William Coyle
John Oliviera
John Mason
Richard Maurer
Robert Cannon
Zeek
Farewell party for Hampels ends Mendocino Valley tie
A Sunday farewell gathering at the Scammon home in Redwood Valley honored M and Mrs. Robert Hampel of 23 Lofe raine Street, active in Valley Section Mendocino County Art Association. Bob Hampel, secretary, resigns before moving to Sofie oma where he will work. Attendees included MOAA members and listed couples. The event featured a palette shaped centerpiece, miniature easels with Hampel paintings, and a display of Mrs Hampel's work with past shows in Ukiah and Boonville. A gift was given and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hampel
Loferaine Street
Ray Scammon
Redwood Valley
Valley Section
Mendocino County Art Association
Bob
Flossie Hants Pel
Hampels
Sofieoma
Moaa
Tplassic Hampel
Ukiah
Boonville
Sale
Scammans
John Muir
Eric Jakobson
Manuel Dekeno
Craig Bosworth
Edward Partin
Rita Moore
Ethel Smith
Jane Smith
John Mason
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W. H. A. Smith
Harry Falk
Ukiah Beauty Salon
S. State
Mendocino County
Gay Tucker Neep
Woman's Page
Ralpic Oliver
Beta Taus
Helen Marcheschi
United Church Women
Norge
Mr. and
Mrs
Milton C. Jones
Ed Wilkes
Norge Ukiah
Norge Globe
Zeck Pta
Colton
Prescription Center
Martha
Tom
Dohn Soennichsen
Esther
Gay Gibson
Glamour Magazine
Gingham
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