Fort Bragg Lions mark 30th Charter Night in Ukiah visit
Fort Bragg Lions Club celebrated its 30th Charter Night with a dinner meeting in Fort Bragg. Attending were Fire Chief Albert Bechtel and wife Carl Daubeneck, Hermian Runkel, and visiting Lions leaders including Bob Simontacchi of Crockett, elected Lions International director in 1966, plus District 402 Gov Lyle E. Short of Cotati. Fort Bragg charter member Frank C. Petersen, longtime city councilman and Mendocino County Fish and Game adviser, was honored. Fort Bragg Lions Club sponsored the Ukiah group that organized on May 17, 1938.
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Aldah
Fort Bragg
Lions Club
Fort
Albert ‘Bechtel
Carl Daubeneck
Hermian Runkel
Ukiah
Arin
Lions
Bob Simontacchi
Crockett
Lions International
San Fran
Cisco
Lyle E. Short
Cotati
Frank C.pétersen
Mendocino
VFW Auxiliary Installs Officers at Memorial Building
The Women’s Auxiliary to Post 1900 VFW held an officer installation on May 23 at the Veterans Memorial Building. Pearl Wilhelm of Santa Rosa supervised proceedings and appointed officers including President Florence Zimmerman, Senior Vice-President Grace Foster, Secretary Lorene Brown, Treasurer Prudence Lawiletta, Chaplain Mary Bogner, and Patriotic Instructor Doris Nich.
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Veterans Memorial Building
Woman’s Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pearl Wilhelm
Santa Rosa
Florence Zimmerman
Grace Foster
Lorene Brown
Prudence Lawiletta
Mary Bogner
Doris Nich
Retiring Ukiah Teacher Honored at Yokayo School
Mrs. Hulda Weger of Ukiah Public Schools, after 35 years of service teaching second and former long-time third grade, was honored with a farewell party at Yokayo School. Principal Jack Simpson spoke of her remarkable career. she received an orchid corsage from Chet Hardin. Guests from Santa Rosa, Healdsburg, and Clearlake Highlands auxiliaries attended. refreshments were served.
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Hulda Weger
Ukiah
Yokayo
Chet Hardin
Mendoseta
California Teachers Association
Jack Simpson
Hulda
Weger
Retired Teachers Elect New Leaders at Fort Bragg Luncheon
California Retired Teachers Association held its final meeting of the year at the Piedmont Hotel in Fort Bragg. An installation ceremony installed new officers led by President Nancy Hahn as Gladys Cave Willits became president Ira Owens Fort Bragg the new vice president Easter Stoddard Willits secretary Florence Owens Ukiah treasurer and Ruth Matthews Fort Bragg parliamentarian. A Peace Corps talk by Barbara Bainbridge of Fort Bragg featured photos from Africa and notes on learning Swahili and life among the Masai. Attendees from Ukiah included Muriel Hooper Laura Long Ella Williams Florence Owens Nancy Hahn Myrtle Rawkes Theresa Ray and guest Hilma Hansen.
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Piedmont Hotel
Fort Bragg
California Retired Teachers Association
Mamie Stump
Nancy Hahn
Gladys Cave
Willits
Ira Owens
Easter Stoddard
Peace Corps
Barbara Bainbridge
Africa
Ukiah
Muriel Hooper
Laura Long
Luella Williams
Florence Owens
Myrtle Rawkes
Theresa Ray
Hilma Hansen
Penny Johnson Honored For Academic Achievement At Dominican
Penelope Penny Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Johnson of Ukiah earns recognition as Who’s Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges. She graduates May 18 in San Rafael with economics major and a Gamma Sigma honor. Penny previously graduated Ukiah High in 1964 and has led Dominican College delegation to Model United Nations in Tucson. Her family welcomes home from Vietnam Missy and Lt Roger W Krueger. Meanwhile new pre assembled closets marketed for quick home use unfold without tools in minutes.
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Penelope
Penny” Johnson
Louis Johnson
Penny
San Rafael
Ukiah
Fornia: Scholarship Association
Whidby Island
Wash
Missy
Former Ukiahan Aaron Remington to wed Mary Beth Unger
Out-of-town wedding news reports Aaron Remington formerly of Ukiah will marry Mary Beth Unger on June 1. Invitations from her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Unger of Elk Creek Missouri note the ceremony at 7 PM at Elk Creek Baptist Church followed by a reception. The Remington family moved to Missouri about four years ago. Aaron was once news director for KUKI.
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Aaron Remington
Fix Spring Lunch
Top slim wedges of crisp iceberg lettuce with cantaloupe slices and a big dollop of diced smoked ham. Mix chopped onion and capers with real mayonnaise for extra flavor.
Lunchroom Menus Winding Up Week With Manager's Choice
Readable sections show two full menus for next week lunchrooms with meals planned for Monday through Thursday. Monday offers Sloppy Joe on a bun, buttered corn, celery sticks, fruit cup, cookies, and milk. Tuesday features oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes, cabbage salad, fruit, hot rolls, and milk. Wednesday lists Manager's Choice and Thursday also Manager's Choice. School ends Friday for summer.
Community calendar highlights Mendocino Ukiah events
Dates to Keep lists local activities from May through June including Wilde play at Mendocino Village Theatre May 31, square-dance workshop May 1, Junior Carnival June 1, Fellowship Club cook-out June 2, Grace Lutheran benefit luncheon June 8, Ukiah Promenaders dances, and Scout Camp-out June 8 9. Public social events shared by clubs and churches.
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Wilde
Mendocino Village Theatre
Kellieowen Hall
Mendocino
Mendocino Study Club
Ukiah Promenaders
Yokayo
Bud Grass
Methodist Church
Fellowship Club
Lu-Ann
Grace
Lutheran Church Choir
Dunni
Ukiah
Ken Bishop
Mendocino State Hospital
St. Mary’s
Lake
Mendoéino
Robert Levy
Praise Is Given Concert Pleases Crowd
A Sunday concert at the National Church presented by the Redwood Empire Chapter of the American Guild of Organists featured Mrs. Esther T. Munroe directing the Sanctuary and Youth Choirs with Siegfried Schultze as pianist. Keith Thompson demonstrated organ techniques and praised soloists including Jack Geisinger Dr. Carter Noland Shirley Ann Munroe Stephen Palmer and Elinor Marsh among others. The program included works by Langlais Mendelssohn Schubert Ringwald and Handel Wilson with an audience-pleasing finale and remarks by Elder J Wyland Wood and Ina Kaartinen. Dinner at the House of Garner followed.
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Aationeial
Redwood Empire
American Guild of Organists
Esther T. Munroe
Ukiah Oratorio Society
Siegfried Schultze
Keith Thompson
Utes
Langlais
Perpetum Mobile
Keith
Santa Rosa
Marilyn Jones
Richard Métzler
Joel Geisinger
Morris
Jack Geisinger
Carter Noland
Shirley Ann Munroe
Schubert Ringwald
Hammel - Wilson
Stephen Palmer
Joni Noland
Schuler
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Elinor ‘Marsh
Becky Anderson
Ralph Gates
Evans
J. Wyland Wood
Inéz Kaartinen
House of Garner
Yuens Host Large Outdoor Reception Saturday
Dr and Mrs Chew F Yuen hosted a Saturday private outdoor reception at their S Dora Street home. About 200 guests enjoyed a patio setting with hors d oeuvres and beverages, a buffet supper, and socializing until the early morning. Guests traveled from Ukiah and distant towns including Covelo Point Arena Fort Bragg and Willits.
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Chew F. Yuen
S.’ Dora Street
Frank. Cuff
A. B
Bev
Broaddus
Ukiah
Fashion shifts from white shirts to colorful tones for executives
The conservatively dressed male executive moves beyond white business shirts as color and pattern gain acceptance for after work meals and theater outings. Double and triple stripings appear in salmony dust melon purplish blue bottle green dark blue and dark brown shades intended to pair with white or tan twill suits.
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Gentlemen’s Quarterly
Weekend Food Purchases by Regions Guide
National guide from the Departments of Agriculture and Interior for United Press International outlines weekend food buys. In the West eggs, turkeys, and chicken trends rise. beef prices mostly down. pork steady with smoked hams easing in California. Lamb falls in Pacific Northwest but rises in Los Angeles. fruits vegetables and fish list include specific seasonal items.
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Departments of Agriculture and Interior
United Press International
Portland
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
California
West Coast
Pacific Northwest
West
North Pacific
Toothpaste Removes Fish Odor From Hands
A simple home remedy suggests rubbing hands with toothpaste to neutralize fishy smells. The method relies on toothpaste’s cleansing agents to break down odor-causing compounds, leaving hands smelling neutral after rinsing.
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Empire of
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Samsonite
SOC
Seersucker
Dacron
Cotten
Tarpoon
Arnel Matlesse
Standley ST
Ea A
Wigene
Hansen's
Ukiah Furniture
Judi
Merle Norman
Ty Rays Cosmetic Studio
Mendocino Coast
Richard Yip
Ft. Bragg
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