National Business Women's Week Observed by Ukiah Club
Norma Exley secretary treasurer of the Al Thrasher Corporation joins Ukiah's Business and Professional Women's Club in celebrating National Business Women's Week. A Mendocino County native, she is a former Fort Bragg BPWC president and Redwood Empire District treasurer, now legislative chairman. She began at Elk mill in 1962 as office manager before moving to Ukiah and later working for Thrasher Lumber in Calpella.
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Norma Exley
al’ Thrasher Corporation
Ukiah
Norma
Fort Bragg
BPWC
Redwood Empire
Ukiah Club
Mendocino County
Thrasher
Elk
Thrasher Lumber Company
Calpella
Cor
Betrothal announced to family in Mendocino County wedding plan
Carol Lorraine Cox and Daniel Raymond Brewington announce their betrothal at the groom's mother's home. They set January 19 for a Ukiah Presbyterian Church wedding. Both have local roots and education. he studies microbiology at Chico State and is a Navy veteran. They plan to live in Chico. Also noted are events at Lucerne School with Al Pieda, Al Mason, and local square dancing activity, plus brief bios of Norma, her schooling, and hobbies.
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Carol Lorraine
Cox
Dorothy Jean Cox
Ukiah
Jerry Cox
Willits
Daniel Raymond Brewington
Betty Brewington
Chico
Glen B. Brewington
San Jose
Benedict
Ukiah Presbyterian Church
Carol
Chico State University
Chico ‘Community Memorial Hospital
Pleasant Valley
Butte Junior College
Chico State
U.S. Navy
Mendocino County
al Pieda
Earl Cox
BPW District Meeting Concludes National Week Observance
Business and Professional Women clubs in the Redwood Empire District wrap National Business Women's Week with their fall conference set for Friday Saturday and Sunday in Fort Bragg.
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Redwood Empire
Fort. Bragg
Community event calendar spans Oct to Nov for Ukiah area
An extensive list of Oct and Nov activities includes drama workshops at First Christian Church, dances at St Mary's Auditorium, and bingo and social gatherings across Clearlake Lucerne Santa Rosa Willits Ukiah Graton and Mendocino venues. Notable items feature Madrone Audubon Society slide show Oil Lumps, a Halloween party, Habitat notes and a BPWC conference with speakers and workshops at Noyo River Inn Vista Manor Motel and Willits.
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Madrone Audubon Society
Santa Rosa Public Library
Ard
E. Streets
Santa Rosa
Library group to meet for library support efforts
Friends of the Library will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at Mendocino County Library Perkins and Main Streets to decide how best to aid the library. Meeting established urgent needs include waste receptacles a cigarette sanctury and a display case. Local organizations and individuals will be contacted to provide or raise funds for these items. Information about the group may be obtained by calling the library 46w 1984.
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Friends of the Library
Mendocino County
Perkins
Main Streets
Soroptimists hear reports on Russian women’s lives
Ukiah Soroptimist delegates to the regional conference presented findings from Nina Arribit on women in Russia. She described limited automobile use, small apartments, high taxes, and mandatory work with extended paid maternity leave, noting women’s roles in many fields after WWII losses.
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Russia
Silent Witness
Ukiah
Nina Arribit
Theta Eta Chapter Pledges Eight Members in Park Place Ceremony
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Theta Eta Chapter conducted a pledging ceremony last week at Denise Frary's Park Place home. Jan Vaughan was installed as the first president by Eloyse Carlile. eight members pledged and officers were installed. Other officers include Lois Davis and Christy Shrum in key roles, with several positions deferred due to attendance. Theta Eta previously hosted a jewelry program at Paula Dix's home with Grace McDonald introduced by Karen Bua.
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Theta Eta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Rho Alpha
Denise Frary
Park Place
Jan Vaughan
Eloyse Carlile
Lois Davis
Christy Shrum
Jeanie Pollock
Joan Dooley
Lynn Smith
Bonnie Austin
Cindy Zanella
Pat Hendrickx
Lonnie
Beta Sigma Phi
Theta*Eta
Meet n Treat idea to curb Halloween tricks
The National Confectioners Association proposes a Meet and Treat approach where families accompany children on door to door rounds and visit neighbors. After treating, families gather for a neighborhood party sharing treats and playing family games. Studies show hoaxes behind tampered treat claims, urging positive community engagement this Halloween.
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National Confectioners, Association
National Confectioners Association
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al Mason
Lucerne School
Lucerne
Jerry Foster
South’ Highway
Gualala
Point Arena
Carol Cox
BPW
Ayn
Ukiah’s
Business and Professional Women’s
Journal
Fae
First Christian Church
N. Spring Street
Clearlake
Country Club Drive
Knights of Columbus
St. .Mary’s School
Vince Angell
Jose Villarica
Willits - Frontier Twirlers
Baechtel Grove School
Elizabeth Witter
Barbara Smith
Clearlake Squares
Greater
Senior Citizens Center
N. State Street
Moose Lodge Hall
Al-Anon
S. State Street
Upstair’s
Graton
Graton Community
Redwood Valley
Kosmos Garden Club
Luther
Burbank Theater
Santa Rosa Junior College
Home Arts
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Happy Notes
California Federation
Patricia J. Bush
Patricia
Los Angeles Sunset District
Sunset District
Los Angeles Area
Pat
Santa Maria Club
Coast District
Union Oil Company of California
Geological Department
Orcutt-Santa Maria
California
Ireland
Scotland
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
The
University of California
Vista Manor Motel
Noyo River Inn
Clearlake Bpwc
Emeryville
Solgptimist Club
Nancy March
Naidia
Dunifield
Santa
Rosa
Ginger Masini
Virginia Wonder
Spokane, Wash
Laura Long
Lynn’ Smith
Christi Shrum
Apmalasance
Donna Potswald
Minnie Fruits & Vegetables
Ukiah Beauty College
N. State St
Mushroom Hunters
the , Book Revue
W. Standley St
Pioneer
Ukiah Rexall
S. State
and Bake Sale
Unicef
Avings Bank
Endocino County
Mendocino CO
State
Washington
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