Moonbeam Chapter May Luncheon Set at Fairgrounds
Moonbeam Chapter of the Children's Home Society announces its annual spring luncheon on May 16 at the Home Arts building at the fairgrounds transformed into a Bavarian garden. Luncheon starts 12 30 pm with German menus, a $2 50 per person charge, and card games afterward. Reservations through Mrs George Schmidbauer 462 5421.
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Moonbeam Chapter
The
Children’s Home Society
Sam Parnum
George Schmidbauer
June Bride-Elect Honored at Saturday Party
A bridal shower for Hellen Ethel Robbins was hosted by Mrs. Archie L. Crosby at the Crosby home on Saturday April 25 with spring flowers. Guests included Hellen’s relatives and cousins, while gifts were sent by those unable to attend. The Robbins engagement to Loren Stipe was announced and a June wedding is planned.
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Kathryn Robbins
Glenn Johnson
Donald Nelson
Bob Money
Hellen
Arthur H. Heid
George Meel
Minnette Woodruff
Alma Gabriel
Miss Robbins
Loren Stipe
Newlyweds Honored At Ukiah Reception
Invitations issued for a wedding reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hans Cathy Louise Howard following their April 24 marriage at the Ukiah home of the bride’s parents Merrill and Helen Howard. Reception at 7 30 p m at 250 Sanford Lane hosted by the Salisburys the Howards and the Haas family Willits. For directions call 462 2797 or 485 8166. Pipe cleaners noted as bag fasteners.
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David B. Hans
Cathy Louise Howard
Ukiah
Merrill Howard
Darrell Salisbury
Sanford Lane
Salisburys
the Howards
Alva Haas
Willits
Ukiah Coed Elected as Student Body Treasurer
Sharon Young of Ukiah has been elected treasurer of the Associated Student Body at Los Angeles Pacific College for 1964 65. Art Harrell announced the results after a two and a half week campaign.
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Ukiah Coed
Sharon Young
Evelyn Cardwell
Ukiah
Ukiah High School
Los Angeles Pacific College
Art. Harrell
Sharon
Future Teachers of America Club
California Scholarship Federation
Fulkerson
University of Californiagal Davis
Agathon
Pacific
Birth Announced for First Child Scott Hixon at Covelo
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hixon welcomed a son named Scott, weighing 8 pounds, born at Suff olk Air Force Base Hospital in West Suffolk New York. The Hixons plan to return to Covelo on May 18 after four years of Air Force service including time in Alaska. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams of Dos Dios and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hixon of Covelo.
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Covelo
Jim Hixon
Scott
Suffolk Air Force Base Hospital
West Suffolk
Long Island
New York
Hixon
Sharon Williams
Dos Rios
U.S. Air Force
Alaska
Richard R. Williams
Dos Dios
Norman Hixon
Pre School Project Aims to Block Learning Barriers
Baltimore City Public Schools conducts a second year educational experiment for disadvantaged four year olds. The program uses a nursery school curriculum to develop cognitive skills and wholesome self concepts, aiming to counteract home environment barriers in early learning.
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Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore City
Spring Dresses Like An Art Show On The Move
Many new spring dresses feature prints from flowery abstract to geometric patterns. Vivid designs dominate runways and shops, with bold color palettes and varied textures shaping a fresh fashion mood for the season.
Ukiah Promenaders Plan First Saturday Dance
The Ukiah Promenaders invite dancers to a May 2 event at Mendocino State Hospital auditorium. Dancing runs 8 30 p m to midnight under guest caller Don Atkins, in Bud Grass's absence, with the usual potluck refreshments.
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Ukiah Promenaders
Mendocino State Hospital
Don Atkins
Bud Grass
Club Sets Luncheon and Show Date on May 7
The Saturday Afternoon club met April 23 at the usual clubhouse with Mrs. Lawrence Bufford presiding. A luncheon at 12:30 p.m. on May 7 will be held at Mrs. J. N. Stipp’s home on the old Boonville Road, with members bringing own table service and flower specimens. The program focuses on Conservation and Native Flora, and flowers will be part of the show. Hostesses for the luncheon include Perry Workley and Elsie Wilson.
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J. N. Stipp
Boonville Road
Lawrence Bufford
Perry Workley
Elsie Wilson
Milton Flesher
Graton
Mmes
Harold Holliday
Allen Ryan
Albert Thirkill
Perle Crawford
Bake Potatoes in a Muffin Pan for Easy Cooking
Use a muffin pan to hold each potato portion as they bake. This method keeps potatoes upright, prevents rolling, and makes removal from the oven simple and clean.
Supper and Hootenanny Draw Crowd at Hopland Event
The Dime-a-Dip supper and Hootenanny by Hopland Society drew a good crowd at the American Legion hall. Officers led the event with Mrs. Herbert Colt as president and a program featuring Ukiah Barbershop Singers, accordion duets, piano numbers, Spanish skits, and local youth performances. Proceeds benefited the Children’s Home Society, California’s long-standing private adoption agency established in 1891.
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Teanie Weenie
Hopland
The
Children’s Home Society
American Legion Hall
Herbert Colt
Joan Cunnings
James Nason
Neil Neilson
Robert Gibson
Bill Cook
Napa
Ukiah
Society For the Presentation and Encouragement of
America
Francis
Donna Gibson
Donna
Belinda Ashurst
Debra Rosetti
Mexico
Ukiah Square Shooters
Scott Harpe
John
Jim Milone
Paul
Wade Harpe
George
Dale Bettcher
Ringo
Children's Home Society
California
State Department of Social Welfare
Day care plans approved in 43 states by 1963
UPI reports that by the end of 1963 forty three states had approved day care plans for a variety of activities according to the U S Children’s Bureau.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Baby Shower Fetes Mrs Edward Turner in Sims Home
Mrs Edward Turner was feted at a baby party Saturday afternoon in the Sims home at 151 Calvert Court hosted by Mrs Jerry Sims and Mrs Ken Toler. Guests included Linda Ganter, the honoree, and family from Cypress Avenue, with diversions of games and gift opening followed by refreshments.
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Edward Turner
Jerry Sims
Ken Toler
Sims
Calvert Court
Linda Ganter
Weekend Food Market Guide Highlights Fresh Produce
Washington shoppers can expect a wide variety of red meats, poultry, and fresh produce this weekend. Top buys include beans, asparagus, tomatoes, lettuce, mushrooms, and Idaho potatoes. fruits feature honeydews, strawberries, watermelons, and Florida grapefruit. Beef, pork, poultry, lamb, veal, and seafood are emphasized as strong values across markets.
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Washington
UPI
California
Idaho
Florida
Glass door injuries spur safety glass adoption in cities
Chicago reports widespread glass door accidents prompting local building codes for safety glass. AMA estimates about 40,000 people attempt to walk through glass annually with nearly 6,000 needing hospitalization for severe cuts. Over two thirds are men, with children ages five to fourteen also affected.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
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San Rafael
Dennis Marcheschi
Eugene Marcheschi
Richard Hultine
Ron Portlock
Ernie Crawford
Ken Kimes
David McReynolds
Craig Chandler
Mike Hall
Alan Carlson
Mike Moore
Kathy
Maple Lawn
San Rafael Area
Masonic Temple
DeMolay
Kathy Tole
Crawford
Ukiah Homes
Adolph Wagner
Richard Larber
Frank Holbrook
Robert Mattson
Dix England
Ray Copeland
Frank Engelman
Hansen
Emia Co
Liberal Arts
Highland Park Section
Los Angeles
Henry Street
Ulrich
Dial
Club
Christina Iversen
Fort Braga
Mendocino
Eagles Hall
Fort Bragg
Earell
Orchard
Orchard Ave. Ola
North State St
Cheryl Vann
Francine Crane
Margaret Ganter
Judy Ganter
Joy Lawton
Jill Busch
Virginia Testa
Margaret Little
Verle Maize
Shirley Simpson
Scott Turner
Patty Turner
Chaplin Williams
James Williams
Shopping Guide
Ukiah Rexall
Deerwood Park
Mendo Realty & Investment
Donald A. Helley
Bonn
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