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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1963
Page
4
Ukiah Promenader square dance club offers a novice class this Friday at the Frank Zeck school from 7:30 pm. Bud Grass will teach with Snepsey Devie as co instructor. Registration stays open three weeks then closes to teach beginners basic steps. For more information call 462 7105.
Ukiah residents report address changes with several families updating their locations. Dean and Maxine Hendricks now at 313 Mil Street after moving from Pine Street. Hmma Recaving at Deininger Apartments on W Perkins Street. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Stipp occupy the former Smith Street residence. Also warns against soaking knives in hot water as it damages wood handles.
A report outlines renewed group activities by the Auxiliary of Doctors' Wives, noting attendance at the 1983 Pratt Conference and plans for a panel discussion on community health. The text references meetings, leadership roles, and engagement with medical staff communities.
The Rho Alphas sorority hosted a September event featuring a flapper themed party at a member's home with games and a rummage sale. Attendees included Crendereta Geere, Mrs Dtuaro Pha, Wayne Pittman, and Mrs Wilhim Kehness, with dinnerware displays and a Meadoese State exhibit. An officer slate announced: Mrs Diels Morinda as vice president and recording secretary to be named.
Tate Hoenelricks, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Tenteks, celebrated a birthday anniversary with a Friday party at 513 WoAE Street. A postgame social after Bert Reavre game featured chips and dips as Pat’s sixteenth birthday milestone was honored.
Localites visit Dinosaur Caverns near Avizona along Route 64, exploring the under round chambers, Mystery Room, Snoawhall Palace, Gold Rainiesy Dome, and daily underground tours from morning to evening. The Dinosaur City Motel advertises accommodations and a Museum of Pashies nearby for travelers and families.
New York based hair consultant Dianne Valvo discusses rising female baldness, noting customers from ages two to 95 and attributing causes to heredity, hormones, stress, and cosmetic practices. Dermatologists cite radiation, deficiencies, and modern lifestyle as factors while Valvo offers wigs and personalized measurements for clients worldwide.
The Centmah District Red woods presbyterial meeting for Presbyterian women will be held Thursday in Ukiah from 9:00 to 2:30 with coffee served first. Mrs John Raffety leads district officers guiding the seven churches Covelo Fort Brag Fort Pierce Konigepaart Liggel Mendicin Ukiah in fall gatherings. Five presbyterial officers including Mrs Allin Meadowcroft of San Anselmo will attend.
A garbled passage describes a Washington medical survey with references to a dental or clinical study. It mentions a campaign or poll conducted by Medicent Research Digest and notes concerns about wording and shifted emphasis during a presentation. The text remains unclear and relies on broken phrases and misprints.
Mrs. Glen Shaffer of 955 N Pine Street hosted a family gathering with Mrs. Farrell Mludrece and daughter Sally of Nagy as three generations marked by birthday cake and wishes. Glen and Susan Shaffer hosted visiting relatives as Sally, Betty, and Petty Shaffer were honored.
The Santa Rosa Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women meets in Eureka on Thursday October 17. Registration opens at 1 30 a m at Baywood Country Club with speakers including Rev John J Brenkle and Msgr John P Farrell. Holy Mass at St. Benedict Church follows and two talks on charity are planned, with luncheon remarks by Mrs James Smith and others.
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