Redwood Valley Calpella 4 H Club Honors Visitors and Members
Ukiah Daily Journal reports Redwood Valley Calpella 4 H Club guests Edna Longseth and Don Appleton presented redwood burls. Members discussed dress revue in Point Arena and entomology beef and light horse activities. 22 girls earned awards as Cindy Elliott won gold for a skirt set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna’ Longseth
Don Appleton
Redwood Valley-Calpella
Appleton
Mendocino County
San Bernardino
Point Arena
Karen Tuttle
Lisa Wolford
Linda ‘Carey
Karla Frey
Jackie Kimpton
Carol Kissler
Joann Kissler
Cindy Elliott
Christina Musselwhite
Barbara
National Rifle Associations
Portland
Ore
NRA
Redwood Valley-Calpella Club
Kathy Harris
Rotary Bell Returns Price Paid to Ukiah Soroptimists
Rotarians paid a price Tuesday to reclaim the Rotary meeting bell from Ukiah Soroptimist Club president Shirley Ann Munroe after it vanished. The funds will support a good cause. The Soroptimists reported regional awards for Korea bred heifers and Foster child Renita Cid care, plus $531.65 from a rummage sale. Delegates Naidia Dunfield, Miki Pardini, and Rose Lewis attended the Southwestern Regional Conference in South Lake Tahoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary ‘Club
Shirley Ann Munroe
Ukiah Soroptimist Club
Renita Cid
Philippine Islands
Ramona Chickways
Means
South Lake Tahoe
Naidia Dunfield
Miki Pardini
Rose Lewis
Ukiah Club
Ukiah Unified School District Next Week Menu
The Ukiah Unified School District posts Friday menus for the following week to help mothers plan balanced meals for students. Each meal includes half a pint of milk. Monday features spaghetti with meat sauce cabbage and carrot salad and buttered french bread with fruit cobbler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah ‘Unified School
Soroptimists Deadline for Woman of Achievement Nominations
Soroptimists urge clubs and individuals to submit recommendations for the Woman of Achievement Award. Deadline is May 8, per chair Mrs. A. H. Towne, 417 S. Spring Street. Also includes safety note advising against using water on grease fires. Smother with a nonflammable lid or use dry chemical or foam extinguisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.H. Towne
S. Spring Street
May
Soroptimist Club
A. H. Towne
SDA society meeting in Lakeport highlights community aid
Santa Rosa Sebastopol and Fairfax branches of the Community Service Societies of the Seventh day Adventist Church presented demonstrations at the Lakeport semi annual meeting. The program titled Society's on the March outlined disaster aid through clothing food and furniture donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Sebastopol
Fairfax
Community Service Societies
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Lakeport
Community Service Society
Watsonville
Ukiah Society
Clay Street
Mildred Bennett
Christina Chase
Isabel Bellow
Angwin
Northern California
Cobb, Rose
J.B. Church
Julie Lang
West Central Area
Marjorie Grubbe
H. Jukes
Fort Bragg
Seviers Celebrate 50 Years in Ukiah Family Affair
Mr and Mrs James S Sevier of 479 N Oak Street marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a Feb 25 celebration. Attending were four children, 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren along with relatives including Sylvia Mustin Ted Sevier Ray Sevier Emogene Hunt and Joan Phillips who wed Roger Powell on the 50th anniversary. A reception at Pentecostal Church of God social hall followed. The couple married in Oklahoma in 1922 and moved to California in 1949 settling in Ukiah in 1952 after Sevier joined Ukiah Theater management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Phillips
James
Sevier
Oak Street
Pentecostal Church of God
James S. Sevier
Roger Powell
Sylvia Mustin
Ted Sevier
Charles Edward Mustin
Pat
el] Monte
Judy Crass
Don
Chico
Val
Opal Sparks
Frm
Porterville
Wade
Bonnie Humphrey
Ukiah
Humphrey
Oklahoma
California
Visalia
Ukiah Theater
Emogene Hunt
Ray
Enco Station
Drapery glass fabrics and child feeding advice guidance
Editorial-style Q and A discusses using fiber glass drapery fabric for sunlit south windows and its nonflammability and easy care. It also covers forming healthy early food habits for children, warning against using food as a reward or punishment. California enrichment of bread remains voluntary, and cooking bags safety tips are given with cooking guidance and proper vessel sizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q.fe
California
Food and Drug Administration
Reading Specialists of California hold Northern Zone meeting
Teachers from Ukiah and the north coast gathered at Benbow Inn for an all day session of the Reading Specialists of California Northern Zone. Gene Knox Wilson led the group as treasurer and plans were announced for a training handbook and a statewide convention lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Madison
Jean Smith
Evelyn Philbrook
Francine Selim
Lucy Chastain
Ukiah
Reading Specialists of
California
Benbow Inn
Garberville
County
Gene Knox Wilson
International” Reading Association
San Francisco
Anaheim
Past Matrons and Patrons Night at Kingsley Chapter No 58
Past officers honored at the Masonic Hall with 28 past matrons and 20 past patrons serving, corsages, boutonnieres, and a dinner table setting of May flowers, apple blossoms, and tulips. Inez Lombard and Shaffer Breers led the event. Donna Karbe presented a club check and card while the worthy matron read a poem. Visitors included Ruby Fletcher, Ruth Brown, Henry Cox, Mae Cox, Lula Brittan, with decorations by Mary West, Barbara Wiswell and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Inez Lombard
Shaffer Breers
Kingsley
Order of the Eastern Star
Donna Karbe
Sime
Ruby Fletcher
Janeville
Mountain View
Wayrie
Ruth Brown
Stanford
Indiana
Henry and Mae Cox
Angels
Lula Brittan
Stoneyford
Mary West
Barbara Wiswell
Leila Rumer
Eleanor’ Kimball
Mildred Starbuck
Eunice Morris
Pearl Myers
Eladah McPherson
Lumin Copsey
Barbara Rowe
Orchard Primary School Plans Outdoor Day Camp
Orchard Primary School will run a modified day camp for 4 to 8 year olds at the Lake Mendocino area in June 1930. Director Joyce Thompson, veteran camp leader with Girl Scouts and YWCA, will oversee nature games hiking campfire programs and crafts. A preschool session for 3 to 5 year olds runs concurrently and contact is 462 3318 or 656 Orchard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Lake Mendocino
Joyce Thompson
The
Orchard Primary
Hawaii
Alaska
Oregon
California
Girl Leoals
YWCA
Cily
Girl Scout
Girl Guides
San Diego
Aregular
Orchard Avenue
May events listed for dance film and dinner in Mendocino area
May 5 shows include a beginners square dance workshop at Oak Manor School 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Jerry Foster is the caller-instructor. Also May 5 the Gate of Hell Japanese film at Mendocino Art Center 8:30 p.m. May 5 Mendocino County Farm Bureau annual meeting and dinner 7 p.m. at Broiler Steak House Ava Drive. May 6 Progressive Senior Citizens potluck dinner and pinochle 6:30 p.m. at 601 N State Street. Reservations requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Manor School
Jerry Foster
Mendocino Art’ Center
Mendocino
May
Mendocino County
Progressive Senior Citizens
N. State Street
Beachcombers Square Dance Club
Hoedown
Dana Gray School
Chestnut Street
Fort Bragg
Ernie Close
Cadet Troop 144 Car Wash and Bake Sale Planned
Cadet Girl Scout Troop No. 144 schedules a car wash May 6 and 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Arco Station corner S State and Gobbi Streets, $1 per car. A bake sale will follow May 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in front of J.C. Penneys, cookies cakes and candies prepared by the troop and leader Ceci Smart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arco Station
S. State and
Gobbi
Ceci Smart
Pam
J.C. Penneys
S. State
Gobbi Streets
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Daily “Journal
Calif
Ay Woodward
SDA Society
James S. Seviers
Salk
Edna M. Langseth
P.O. Box
Confab
By Oes
J.R. Thomas
West Clay Street
David Haskell
Ukiah Garden Club
Thomas
Fae
G.S
St. Mary's
Coin Club
S. Main Street
Liquid Embroidery
Redwood Valley Grange
Yosemite Dr
Ann
CAFE
Manor Inn
North
State Street
Catering Service
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