Coast Girls Win Top 4-H Dress Revue Honors
Fort Bragg and Redwood Valley youths dominated the annual 4-H Dress Revue at Redwood Valley School. Janet Donati led as county winner with a turquoise coat dress, Joy Holmes was alternate, and Nina Hinds also earned a gold in Area 10. Blue and red ribbons went to several Fort Bragg, Redwood Valley, Leggett Valley, Potter Valley, and Ukiah competitors across Area 3 through Area 11 in first to seventh year clothing divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
Redwood Valley
Janet Donati
Joy Holmes
Janet
Joy
Nina Hinds
Susann Butler
Joan Persky
Ukiah
Judy Lori
Nina
Area 11
Mary McBurney
Nan Davis
June Rose Carver
Rusty Lynn Anderson
Kathy Witter
Eileen Carlson
Anderson Valley
Mary Ricetti
Kathy Williams
Stella Witter
Kathryn Camver
Leggett Valley
Swere
Diana Burnis
Potter Valley
Carolyn Butin
Willits
Cindy Adreveno
Cathy Butin
Nikki Calder
Kathy Force
Avere
Tene Nies
Sally Ottoson
Penny Davis
Sue DeBruyn
Arlene Cavaco
Sharon Lynn Smith
Brenda Vinson
Wanda Persky
Suzanne Ghens
Victoria Raymond
JoAnne Graham
Wanda ‘Persky
Margaret Fratis
Judy Baton
Joyce Minahan
Ellen Ingram
Stephanie Baker
Ruth Newman
Brenda Miller
Patricia Maddux
Susan Duarte
Cynthia Charters
Fort, Bragg
Ann Cutta
Kathy Charter
Carol Hermo
Fort. Bragg
Emma Bartow
Sandra Luzzi
Mendocino County
Redwood Valley School
Journal
Gay
Mar Ricetti
Kathryn Carver
Ilene Nies
Diane Burris
Mendocino County events and arts displays May 1 to 24
A calendar of Mendocino County activities includes an art exhibition by Alexander Nepote in Ukiah daily 8 am to 5 pm at 108 W. Clay Street, library demonstrations, and multiple lodge and club events. May 7 features Ladies Night supper and Royal Arch Masons session. May 1 Welcome Wagon at Mrs. Bell’s home. May 7-8 rummage sale by Cortelia Rebekah Lodge. May 8 Ukiah Garden Club luncheon and officer installations. May 9 Ladies Night and Knights Templar lodge sessions. May 10 North Ukiah Little League fundraiser bake sale.
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Alexander Nepote
San Francisco
Mendocino County
Clay Street
Masonic, Temple
Robert Bell
Perkins Street
AAUW
Waldo Munday
Oak Street
North Coast
Mendocino County Art Association
Talmage
Oak Knoll
Ukiah Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Ukiah
Little League Women’s Auxilary
Penmey’s
Play Day Set by Konocti Girl Scout Council
The Senior Planning Board sponsors the Play Day on May 25 at Bailey Field Santa Rosa. More than 500 Scouts including Brownies Intermediates and Ju n iors will participate in wide games relays races folk dancing and Scouts Own. Final prep occurs May 11 in Ukiah with the Council Program committee chair meeting the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konocti Girl Scout Council
Bailey Field
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Sonoma
Lake and Mendocino
Kiwanis Gala Brings Nearly One Hundred Guests
Kiwanis Club hosted a spring gala at the municipal clubhouse on April 27. About 100 attendees enjoyed a no host supper arranged by the Burton Banzhafs Wayne Burkes and George Portlock junior. Entertainment by the Merry Makers and Mendocino State Hospital group included mixer games and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Kiwaniannes
Burton Banzhafs
Wayne Burkes
George Portlocks
Dave Long
Lew Sbranas
Jim Atheys
Pat Amanson
al Quinlans
John Morrises
The
Merry Makers
Mendocino State Hospital
WSCS Meeting Set by Woman's Society at Methodist Hall
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet on Thursday May 9 at 9 45 a m in the Methodist Church social hall. Nyadiri Circle hosts a coffee service before the meeting. Mrs John Morris will lead devotions and the pledge service topic is What Do You Have in Your Hand All members and their guests are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Avill
Methodist Church
John Morris Avill
Methodist Wscs
Fourth-year clothing awards listing blue and red ribbons
Jey and Robin Montgomery of Redwood Valley earned blue ribbons. Fourth year clothing awards named Joan Otftoson of Fort Bragg with blue and Jackie Wilson of Anderson Valley with red, reflecting the color results for the event.
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Jey
Robin Montgomery
Redwood Valley
Tools
Joan Otftoson
Fort Bragg
Jackie Wilson
Anderson Valley
Cow Belles officers guest at Lake County luncheon
State officers Mrs Edson Foulke and Mrs Mona Chisholm were guests at the Lake County Cow Belles spring luncheon on April 30 at the Lower Lake ranch home of Mrs Milton Kugleman. Mollified by the event, they praised the local group and supported 4 H steer show efforts.
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Edson Foulke
Gazelle
Siskiyou County
California Cow Belles Incorporated
Mona Chisholm
Healdsburg
Sonoma County
Lake County
Cow Belles
Charming Ranch
Milton Kugleman
Lower Lake
Myrtle Kkatharine Rohrbough
Covelo
Mendocino County
May Day Tea at Ukiah Methodist Church Hails Spring
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Ukiah Methodist Church hosted a May Day Tea for patients from Unit H of Mendocino State Hospital. Festive decor, a large May Pole, camellias, and fresh carnations set a springtime mood as Mrs. L. K. Van Allen greeted guests and entertained at tables. Music included harmonica, violin solos, and requests, with dessert organized by church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ukiah Methodist Church
Unit H
Mendocino State Hospital
James Brooks
Albert Bechtel
L. K. van Allen
Imogene Johnston
Ralph Fellerson
Jerry Cook
Ralph Cooper
Bruce Crook
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lake County Cow Belles Meet Closes for Fall
Mrs. Glenn Keithly president of Lake County Cow Belles closed the Junior Livestock Show at the Cow Palace noting no further meetings will be held until fall except for conference committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow Palace
Glenn Keithly
Lake County Cow Belles
Masons of Ukiah Chapter 53 Host Supper for Wives
Toyal Arch Masons of Ukiah Chapter 53 will entertain their wives as special guests at a supper in the Masonic temple dining room tonight at 6 30 p m The lodge session with stated business will open at 8 p m in the lodge hall of the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyal Arch Masons of
Ukiah Chapter 53
Masonic Temple
Maonic Temple
Careful Care for Permanently Pleated Skirts and Dresses
The guide warns against wringing permanently pleated skirts or dresses. Instead they should be drip dried to preserve the pleats and fabric integrity.
Bake Sale Friday by North Ukiah Little League Auxiliaries
Members of the Women's Auxiliary of the North Ukiah Little League hold a double bake sale on Friday May 10. Proceeds fund equipment for the boys in the league. Sales run 9:30 p.m. at the courthouse lobby and outside Penney's. Chairs are Mines Bob Spagnola John Lugger and Walt George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Ukiah Little League
Penhey’s
Mines
Bob Spagnola
John Lugger
Walt George
What Price Groceries Between 1947 and 1962
Between 1947 and 1949 about 26 percent of a family’s disposable income went for groceries. In 1961 this fell to 20 percent, and in 1962 it rose to 49 percent.
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Izport
Doggy Coats for Canines Catch The Ski Spirit
A Dallas designer Antonio McBride launched St Francis Dog Togs after her chihuahua Hon ey died and a great dane order spurred pet apparel. She now offers yellow patent rain slickers boating coats red white and blue Olympic style jackets apres ski and travel coats with plans for canine ski boots by fall.
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Gay
Anntta McBride
Jis
Miss McBride
a_ Baltimore jeweler
Ona
Leave the head on when cooking a whole fish
A cooking tip advises leaving the head on during whole fish preparation to retain moisture and flavor. If preferred, the head can be removed easily before serving.
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Gay Tucker Neep
Woman's Page
Down Under
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South Australia
William Lee
Billy'’ Allsup
Delmer Allsup
John Bertram
Bertram
Olive Bertram
Cumberland Park
Billy
United States Navy
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Ralph Oliver
DIAL
William M. Allison, D.D.S
S. School
S. Dora St
Christian Science Monitor
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Boston
Los Angeles
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Science Monitor
Norway’ Street
Boston 15
Mass
Prescription Center
Betty
Martha
S. State
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