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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1963
Page
3
The Teawood Valles PTA hosts a Halloween fete this Saturday at Redwood Valley, with a cave wall contest prize for best costume and a range of prizes. Attendees can enjoy baked goods, hand crafts, and family activities, with seniors and adults welcome.
A garbled OCR note outlines a Tuesday meeting with references to Parhnes and state contexts. It mentions roles like heads, remstersy and cee te srhimes with focus on Pirbains and Ptah cet. The fragment hints at duties and safety, with neutral, non-graphic tone, but readability is low.
Mrs Layne explains why attending the carnival benefits the PTA and community. The event featured a clown theme, colorful displays, and a membership drive, with Mrs Stobert Starth and Mrs Lathe presenting. Proceeds were discussed for future programs as volunteers praised community participation and school ties.
A local club or group known as the Blue Birds selected a formal group name amid an unclear, fragmentary report. The brief notes reference individuals or members and a possible association with a venue or event, but details remain obscured by incomplete text and garbled OCR.
The Marquis Who's Who volume lists three Ukiah women. Shirley Ann Munroe appears as a hospital administrator and civic leader. Gay Tucker Neep is noted as a newspaper editor and long time community figure. Dr Marla Aagaard is described as a psychiatrist and local pioneer in mental health services.
At the District I convention in Ukiah the Home Arts Building display wowed with blue decor, gilded madrone trees, blue candles, and gauze drapes. Joyce Myers led the setup with Al Anton, while Helen Howard praised the presentation and custom souvenirs featured rosebud lipstick holders and birds of paradise adornments.
The Humboldt Bay BPWC formed a new luncheon club with charter by Redwood Empire District BPWC on Oct 12 at the Eureka Inn. Ruth Church Gupta presided, with Cleo Elliott and Mary Doherty involved in chartering and installation of officers.
Gloria Bovach, a Ukiah artist, opens child art classes with registration ongoing. The program targets ages up to 16 and runs Thursdays at Miss Jo Bovach's Apt at 100 WL Smith Street. Interested parties may call 162-9809. Episcopal Church Waren to hold annual sale on Oct 24 at N. State Street, starting 9 am daily, with committee reports to follow.
A stream of local club meetings and public notices for October includes a 6:30 p.m. Presbyterian church social hall potluck led by Mrs. Kasch, First Baptist women's unit at 9:30 a.m., Girl Scout leadership course at the Presbyterian church, Bookmobile stops across multiple towns, Episcopal and Druid gatherings, and PTA and garden club events.
Methodist Women met Thursday night in the church social hall to hear a talk on church union. Rev Wendell Ensor discussed the proposal linking Episcopal, United Presbyterian, Methodist, and United Church of Canada denominations while changes and future actions were noted. A study class was announced for Tuesday Oct 22 at 9:00 am on Christian families and finances with refreshments provided.
The 27th District PTA remeeting is scheduled for Thursday at Apple Hall. Coffee hour from 9 to 10 a.m. opens the session, with guest speaker Mrs J M Til dene from the Public Health Department addressing private health matters and the topic “Deamee Larrie Children.”
On November first at 9:30 a.m. the Mendocino Council of United Church Women marks the twentieth anniversary of World Community Day with a service at Ukiah Presbyterian Church. Co chairs are Mrs Dwight Hulse and Mrs John Rafferty. Readings will highlight layup items for distribution to Asia Africa and South America. The offering funds in service training for church women and refugee work through United Church Women plus scholarships and UN Church Center programs.
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