Balyeats now touring Hawaii after Mendocino wedding
Mr and Mrs Ernest H Balyeat Mendocino left San Francisco by plane for an 11 day belated honeymoon in Hawaii visiting four islands. The couple married Oct 10 in Mendocino Presbyterian Church. The bride Charlotte Ann Brest wore ivory silk mohair and lace with cymbidium orchid corsage. Attendants wore pink, ushered by Ukiah and Mendocino residents. The reception was at Pine Beach Inn with champagne fruit punch and cake. They plan to return to Mendocino Oct 30 where he will be home retired after years with J C Penney.
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Ernest H. Balyeat
Mendocino
San Francisco
Hawaii
Presbyterian
Martin Ejidsath
Charlotte Ann Brest
Surfwood
Aaron Brest
Lonnie
Ariene
Ukiah
Willima Humason
Miriam Vashkulat
Pine Beach Inn
Coast Highway South
W. Nelmes Smith
William Humason
Weremiczyk
Spokane
Wash
Balyeat
James Balyeat
Lilburn Gibson
Elk
A. D. Elmers
W. Nelmes Smiths
Robert Sandelins
Donald Hoovers
Ben Cobers
Dwayne Wrights
Erwin Kochs
Walker Tilley
John. Rizzo
Aptos
Irving Roberts
Santa Rosa
Vannie Balyeat
Willows
San Jose
Okiahan
J. C. Penney Company
B. A. Cober
Hurry Hurry Memberships Due at Oak Manor PTA Drive
Oak Manor school ends its membership drive on October 30 with classes competing for prizes. Dues are 75 cents per person and 45 cents per membership stays locally. Parents may credit multiple children by listing each student and grade. Rural housing gains 17.4 percent as Farmers Home Administration notes loans average 12 000 to 13 000 dollars for homes with three bedrooms.
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Oak Manor Pta
Oak Manor School
Farmers Home Administration
Camp Fire Girls organize grade groups for local activities
Sixth grade Camp Fire groups at Frank Zeek and Oak Manor lead outings to Calpella Candle shop and Mendocino Lake Savings and Loan while planning future events. Guardians include Mrs. Charles Myers and Mrs. John Sweeley. Fourth grade groups at Yokago River and Oak Manor coordinate tours and candle making lessons. Additional leaders: Mrs. Harold Berglund, Mrs. Rozwell Adams, and Ukiah Council members.
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Bromley Hall of Presbyterian Church
Yokago
Guardian
Nancy Blencett
Lori Kinzler
Debbie Nelson
Susan Schuh
Jayne Silva
Margie Smith
Shelly Blancett
Chere Powers
Judy Goforth
Oak Manor School
David Johnson
Joseph Page
Dee Abernathy
Lisa Anderson
Patty Ryan
Lisa Payne
Kim Sparso
Tanis Riva
Lisa Johnson
Kim McLaren
Jill Morgan
Carol Broaddus
Lisa Stevenson
Phyllis Faahs
Wendy Oikawa
Merry Rea
Janine Thompson
Harold Berglund
River School
Talmage
Berglund
Calpella
Frank Zeek
Charles Myers
Karen Enzler
Margie Jacco
Pat Holliday
Cindy Bowers
Catherine
St. Mary’s School
Rozwell Adams
Mendocino Woodlands
Phyllis Barnes
Ukiah Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Mmes
Lee Pinto
Barbara Pittman
Sally Maxson
Kathie Collins
Nancy Gilmore
Pat Wells
Barbara Bray
Pat Villarica
Joanne Younie
Barbara Webster
Yvonne Sprague
Susan Zook
Fay Fanning
Helen Ritchey
Marianne Sierra
Karen Woosley
Mary Wilcox
Edwina Skower
Billie Mae Frisbee
Marilyn Bunker
Mendocino Sewing Tips and Range Top Care Q and A
A reader asks how to wash corduroy for best results and the answer recommends turning garments inside out, using fabric softener in the final rinse, removing from the dryer while slightly damp, and hanging to dry. The second question concerns dull spots on a new range top and explains porcelain enamel is acid resistant not acid proof, advising immediate wipe up of acidic spills to prevent dull spots.
Food profits and diet in midcentury questions
A Q and A discusses farmer share of retail food costs and shifts in diet over 25 to 50 years. It notes farmers typically receive around 40 percent, down from about 50 percent previously, with the rest absorbed by handlers and distributors. It also addresses changes in diet, noting less cereal potatoes and fats but more meat dairy fruit and vegetables.
Community Calendar Entries for Ukiah Area Oct 20–21
A string of events including square dancing beginner classes at Municipal Park and Ukiah Promenaders workshop at Low Gap Road Bud Grass. Nokomis PTA meetings with Dr. Quentin Bryan speak on year-round schooling. Open house at Redwood Valley school with PTA meeting. Scout Troop 77 registration. Ukiah Branch AAUW meeting with Dr. Paul Zinner. Anderson Valley Farm Center meeting with Bruce Barden on new vineyard land.
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Municipal Park
Ukiah Promenaders
Frank Zeek
Low Gap Road
Bud Grass
Nokomis Pta
Quentin Bryan
Educational Services
Ukiah Unified School District
Redwood Valley School
Redwood Valley
Calpella Pta
Ervin Denna
Boy Scout Troop 77
Redwood Valley Grange
Ukiah
American Association of
Paul Zinner
U. of C
Davis
KQED
Anderson Vailey Farm Center
Booneville
Apple Hall
Bruce Bearden
Grange women schedule events and bake sale
Ukiah Grange Committee on Women Activities outlines a spaghetti feed on Oct. 30 at 6 30 PM and a Harvest Feast on Nov. 1 at the Grange hall 8 State Street with Virginia Shields in charge. Menus for dinners also planned for Mendocino County Historical Society on Nov. 20 and today. Oct. 21 candidates meeting at Oak Manor School for House California Assembly Mendocino County supervisors and schools chief. Oct. 22 Redwood Valley Grange CWA offers bridge lessons by Myrtle Minger at 8 PM. Ukiah Garden Club workshop at Garden House closes Oct. 16 and reopens Oct. 26 with sale items on Oct. 26. Wood staining tips offered for wall panels.
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Ukiah Grange
Grange Folk
Grange Hall
State Street
Virginia ‘Shields
CWA
Mendocino County Historical Society
League of Women Voters of
Ukiah
Oak Manor School
House of Representatives
California Assembly
Mendocino
Mendocino County
Redwood Valley Grange Cwa
Myrtle Minger
Goren
Ukiah Garden Club,Inc
Garden House
W. Clay Street
Pie Night for Willits Twirlers at Fourth Saturday Hoedown
The Willits Twirlers announce Pie Night titled Fourth Saturday Hoedown to be held October 24 at Baechtel Grove school. Dancing from 8:30 p.m. to midnight will be called by guest Vern Churchill. The venue is one block west of Memorial hospital. FOR GARDEN WALL offers wood for a garden retaining wall with pressure treated western woods as an option.
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Willits
Baechtel Grove School
Vern Churchill
The
Memorial Hospital
Space age hearing aid costs under ten cents a year
A new hearing aid uses space age tech and operates for under ten cents annually, far cheaper than the typical $25 to $70 yearly running cost. It automatically suppresses speech interfering noises and can be custom adjusted on the spot for correct hearing. HEARING DEPT. 536 C 152 W 42nd St New York NY 10036.
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