Zeek School Receives Santa Suit at May PTA Session
At the Frank Zeek PTA meeting on a Maytime Wednesday, a Santa Claus suit was presented to Principal Robert Cannon to be used at Christmas. Installations were led by Mrs. Nicholas Zbitnoff with new officers named including President Mrs. Henry Tollins and Treasurer Mrs. John Lugger. A kindergarten pre-registration clinic was announced for May 22, and Pomolita principal Robert Broaddus spoke on junior high expectations. Sunbeams drill team performed under Dede Cheetham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinc
Frank Zeek
PTA
Robert Cannon
Zeek
Nicholas Zbitnoff
Henry Tollins
Robert Stout
Ernest Olson
Bill Clary
John Lugger
John Oliviera
Clara Coyle
Robert Broaddus
Pomolita School
Jack Simpson
the Sunbeams
Dede Cheetham
Bliss-Nagel Wedding Calendar Note
The Bliss Nagel wedding is set for Saturday at 11 a.m. in St Marys church with Rosemary Vivian Bliss as bride and John William Nagel as groom. Attendants include sister Bonnie Bliss maid of honor Peggy Nagel and fan dance Annie Pardini. Best man David Murphy of Cainda and groomsman David Bliss brother of the bride, usher Donald Clang cousin of Jack. Reception at 112 Canyon Drive home of Rosemarys parents Willard and Bliss. Rosemary a Santa Rosa Junior College student at Mendocino State Hospital. Jack a Ukiah High School and USF City College graduate, now with Ukiah city engineering. The couple will start in Ukiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Rosemary Vivian ‘Bliss
John William
Jack
David
Dtenry C. Murphy
Mendocino County
Rosemary
Margaret Clang
San Francisco
Henry Casson
Santa Rosa
Mendocino State Hospital
Sharon Sterne
Roberta Lynch
State Street
Dental College
Ursuline
Ukiah
University of San Francisco
City College
City of
Pai
Local Leaders at Rebekah Assembly in San Jose
A group of Rebekahs and Odd Fellows departed Sunday for San Jose to attend the Rebekah Assembly state convention opening Saturday and running through next Saturday. Among travelers were Mrs. Alfred Foster district deputy president for District 68 covering Ukiah Willits and Laytonville, and Orval Hull with his wife plus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuttle. They planned to meet Vern Bickford of Eureka at the assembly. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Morefield could not attend. Morefield had been district head of the IOOF the past year and Mrs. Morefield had filled in for Mrs. Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
San Jose
Rebekah
Alfred Foster
Ukiah
Willits
Laytonville
Orval Hull
Robert Tuttle
Vern Bickfords
Hureka
Saunders family visit from St Charles and Ukiah
Robert Saunders of St Charles Ul visited Ukiah for a week combining Masonite Corp business with family time. He saw his mother Mrs Owen Moore of 1120 W Clay St and brothers John and Laurence Saunders here. He also stopped in San Francisco to see his sister Mrs Betty Roberts after leaving Ukiah on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Saunders
St. Charles
Ukiah
Masonite Corporation
Owen Moore
Clay Street
John
Laurence Saunders
San Francisco
Betty Roberts
Newlyweds in Redwood Valley Home
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allison Tatum settled in a trailer on West Road Redwood Valley after a May 3 ceremony at the home of his parents. Bishop Robert Knudsen officiated at 7 o’clock with bride Sally Ellen Mobley’s family present. The couple’s honeymoon was at Clear Lake.
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West Road
Redwood Valley
Mark Allison Tatum
Truman Tatum
Robert Mobley
Talmage Road
Sally Ellen Mobley
Robert Knudsen
Charlotte Tatum
Robert Wallace
Gene Stacy
Baby Ruth
B. E. McCall
Potter Valley
Jane Tatum
Janet
Ervin Hardin
Clear Lake
Elks Ruler And Wife Schedule 1963 State Convention
Assirates, exalted ruler of Ukialy Elks Lodge 1728, and his wife Vanice depart Friday for the Elks 1963 state convention in Long Beach May 22 to 26. They will attend fashion events, tours of Disney land, Marineland, Knotts Berry Farm, and a S S Shearwater cruise along with golf, shooting, bowling, concert and parade activities.
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Assirates
Ukialy
Elks Lodge
Vanice
California
Elks
Long Beach
Marineland of the Pacific
Europe
America
Disneyland
Los Angeles
S. S. Shearwater
O'Malley Dodger
Knotts Berry Farm
New Movieland Wax Museum
Hollywood Tours
Santa Anita
Hollywood Park
Ave
Las Vegas
Parade of the Elks
Birth Ecstatic Event Advocates Obstetrician
BY GAY PAULEY NEW YORK UPI The birth of a baby should be ecstatic not agonizing or feared anesthesia says Dr Pierre Vellay of Paris a pioneer in natural childbirth without pain He discusses Lamaze Pavlov methods during a U S tour to explain them to hospitals and medical schools He says natural birth combines conditioning for mother and father to create joy not fear with teaching exercises breathing and emotional conditioning to shift the mother from passive to active role Husbands attend lectures and stay with wives in delivery rooms Vellay and his wife have five children the last two born naturally He explains the method learned while assisting Lamaze in Paris from 1947 to 1957 now used in Europe and South America and recently introduced in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Pierre Vellay
Paris
iDr. Vellay
Vellay
Veslay
Aline
Alabama College
Montevallo
Ala
Fernand Lamaze
Pierre Rouques
Lamaze
France
United States
Nation and Novelty Show draws 200 plus entrants in New York
More than 200 participants from various nations competed in the National Nation and Novelty Show held in New York showcasing diverse entries and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducky
New York
Pomoluta PTA Meets With Garden Notebook Film
Meeting on Tuesday features a film Garden Notebook aimed at gardeners this season. The program includes installation of 1963-64 officers with Mrs Richard Larber as president and a slate covering vice presidents secretary treasurer auditor parliamentarian historian and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomoluta Pta
Richard Larber
Wayne Edwards
8. &. Boynton
Robert Rinehart
Albert Hardie
Birthday party marks Darren Edwards first year
Darren Lee Edwards of Potter Valley celebrated his first birthday Sunday at his aunt Mrs. James Prost home in Ukiah. Attendants included his parents Gene and Mary Edwards and many relatives while gifts, cake, ice cream and games like Pin the Tail on the Donkey provided festive fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darren Lee Edwards
Potter Valley
James ‘Prost
Wabash Avenue
Ukiah
Gene ‘Edwards
James ‘Proft
Harold ‘Smith
JoAnne Michaels
Johnny Smith
Julie ‘Smith
Debbie ‘Proft
Jimmy 'Proft
Barbara Michaels
Christine Michaels
Diane Michaels
Everett Edwards
Frances Hopkins
Darren
Reno ceremony crowns Foster and Davis as newlyweds
Susan Carolyn Foster daughter of Alfred and Mrs Foster of Sanford Lane married Martin Lewis Davis on Friday May 10 in Reno Nevada. The 12:30 p.m. ceremony at Park Wedding Chapel was officiated by Rev. Warren D Ward with Bonnie Foster as attendant and Alfred Foster as best man. Foster wore a yellow silk suit with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. Davis, son of Mrs Vern Davis of Mill Street, is a Ukiah high school senior who will graduate next month and plans summer study at Santa Rosa Junior College. He works for Dr Paul Poulos Jr veterinarian and will become a veterinarian after graduation. The couple are staying at the Davis home temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Carolyn Foster
Alfred Fosters
Sanford Lane
Martin Lewis Davis
Reno
Nev
Park
Warren D. Ward
Fosters
Bonnie
Vern Davis
Alfred Foster
Versailles Treasures Exhibit Comes to San Francisco
The California Palace of the Legion of Honor hosts the Treasures of Versailles exhibition from May 24 to July 7 featuring nearly 200 paintings sculptures tapestries and furnishings. Works trace French history from Louis XIV to Napoleon and the Romantic era by artists Houdon David Bouche, Nattier, Rigaud and Le Brun. This final tour stop showcases items never before leaving Versailles.
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Napoleon
David
Versailes
California Palace
Legion of Honor
Lincoln Park
San Francisco
Versailles
Europe
Marie Antoinette
Houdon
Bou‘cher
Nattier
Rigaud
le Brun
France
Smallpox and plague case totals worldwide in 1961
WHO reports 1961 saw 79,000 smallpox cases globally, up 21,000 from 1960, and 803 plague cases, nearly double the prior year. The figures reflect global health trends reported by UPI.
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New York
UPI
The
World Health Organization
Transfusion reactions affect millions yearly study says
TRANSFUSIONS NEW YORK UPI An estimated 1.3 million Americans suffer non fatal adverse reactions to blood transfusions and drugs each year, according to a survey by the U S Public Health Service The bulk of the adverse reactions apparently are caused by influenza and other vaccines, the PHS said.
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New York
Americans Prepare Farewell View of French Treasures
The article notes that this exhibition marks the final chance for the public to see the items before their scheduled return to France, emphasizing the cultural significance and pending transfer.
Buoyancy Swim Suits for Girls Insure Safety
Parents of young daughters can relax with a new buoyancy swim suit called swim-swim from Tots & Teens at 214 Perkins Street. Made of enclosed nylon tricot with a magic window that holds air when wet, it provides full-body buoyancy under a single piece suit, remains invisible under tight outfits, and adds comfort and speed with less fatigue. Currently available in sizes 2 to 14 for girls, plans include versions for boys and women and future buoyant outerwear for sailing jackets and four season wear.
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Tots & Teens
Perkins Street
Mace Adds Peppery Twist to Lemon Pineapple Tarts
Prepare one 3 ounce package of lemon pudding mix per label. Stir in a small amount of mace. Cool and spoon into six baked tart shells. Top with pineapple wedges from four rings, five wedges per tart. Serve with whipped cream.
May events and arts highlights in Mendocino County
May activities list including Alexander Nepote art demonstrations at Mendocino County Library 108 W Clay St daily 8 am to 5 pm sponsored by Valley Section Mendocino County Art Association. Also May 20 Welcome Wagon board meeting May 21 luncheon and Bookmobile stops May 22 23 24 square dance workshop Nepote program May 25 Promenaders workshop Sat Urday Afternoon Club luncheon June 8 Episcopal Women Strawberry Festival and June 30 town picnic Ukiah events with bridge club Mondays at Palace Hotel and Ukiah High Little Theater admission details provided.
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Alexander Nepote
San Francisco
Mendocino County
Buding
Clay Street
Valley Section
Mendocino County Art Association
Kenneth Collins
Pine Street
Wecome
Palace
Clyde Sutton
Comptche
Navarro
Philo
Boonville
Talmage
Oak Knoll
Hopland
Square Shoots
Ukiah Grange Hall
Ukiah High School
Little Theater
Holy ‘Trinity Church
Pine
Henry Streets
Town
Ukiah Municipal ‘Park
Ukian Duplicate Bridge Club
Palace Hotel
To Buy or Not To Buy Is Problem Of Yokayo PTA
Yokayo PTA will vote at the May 22 meeting on spending funds raised by parents teachers and the school to purchase a needed TV for the Yokayo School Auditorium. Principal Gene Conbett notes it would aid the school but cannot be funded from the standard budget. The session will also mark new officer installations and feature Mrs. Butler from Ulah Public Library speaking on the summer reading program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokayo Pta
Thas
Yokago School
Gene Conbett
PTA
Norman Williamson
Howard Wallace
Butler
The
Ulah Public Library Children’s Room
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Pomolita
Leslie Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Oklahoma
Zeek School
Chartles Ford
Bliss-Nagel
Rhoda Roelling
Pittsburg
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Ukiah Parlor
Ndgw
Alta Dillingham
Journal
Gay
BY Gay Pauley
Order of the Eastern Star
William Gatling
L. A. Philbrook
Dick Mazzoni
Ralph Chaney
Austin Rawles
Mines
R. O. Foster
Warren Fowler
Gatling
Cober
Small Boy
Mrs
Martin Davis
Joe Dunphy Ceramic Tile
Calvert Drive
REA Express
Railway Express Agency
Air Express
E. Smith Street
Mendocino
National Forest
Savings Bank Building
Ings Bank “of
Meneccing County
Tommes
Cal
An Eltprcratis Senet
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