Redwood Valley Voters To Decide Bond For School Facilities
Redwood Valley residents prepare for a bond election to determine double session operation versus improved facilities. The vote aims to fund a larger auditorium and other upgrades as enrollment grows. An eighth grade field trip from Calpella to the state capital and bay area included a tour of offices and the secretary of state's seal presentation.
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Redwood Valley
Valley
Calpella
John Franz
McNeil
Bay Area
Williams
Secretary of State
State of California
Panel on School Bond Election Set for Thursday
A radio panel on the upcoming school bond election to be voters on Tuesday June 12 is planned for 6:45 p.m. Thursday June 7. Opponents seek a speaker and may contact Mrs. Nicholas Zbitnoff in Homestead 25582. The piece also notes local PTA activities, trips, and church services in Redwood Valley and Calpella for early June.
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Nicholas Zbitnoff
Homestead
Sutter's Fort
Ranch-O-Tel
Bay Area
San Francisco
New Willard Hotel
Zoo
Playland
Golden Gate Park
Natural History Museum
Aquarium
Chinatown
Stanford University
Fisherman's Wharf
Calpella
PTA
Calpella School
Ukiah
Redwood Valley
Sacramiento
Redwood Valley Community Church
Young In Heart
CCU
American Sunday School Union
Camp Meeker
Kosmos Club Installs Officers At Lakeport Luncheon
Roses in many shades decorated the tables at the Kosmos club annual installation luncheon at Rainbow Inn, Lakeport. Incoming and outgoing officers wore corsages. installing officer Mrs. Arthur Romer, now district president of Federated Women’s Clubs. A candlelight ceremony featured a lighted tower connected to candles as officers recited their oaths. Mrs. Shirley Brown presides with officers named and board members elected. Outgoing president Mrs. Edward Axt received past president’s pin and gavel. Vincent Giorno sang “Till We Meet Again” as arrangements were planned by Mrs. George Sholin, Mrs. Walter Higgins and Mrs. Al Thirkell.
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Kosmog Club
Rainbow Inn
Lakeport
Arthur Romer
John Diedrich
District 3
Federated Women’s Clubs
Federated Women’s Clubs of America
Shirley Brown
Conrad Geerl
al Thirkill
Perle Crawford
Werner Holzhauser
George Sholin
Harold C. Holliday
Edward Axt
Vincent Giorno
Walter Higgins
al Thirkell
Card Party at Redwood Valley
Final in a three part spring series to be held Friday June 2 at 8 p.m. in the Redwood Valley Grange hall. Proceeds fund kitchen remodeling with a grand prize and prizes for high scores. All popular games played. refreshments served.
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Redwood Valley
Grange Hall
Grange
Redwood Valley Grange
Bruce Evans
Leon Fortner
Pete Josse
Den
Ukiah and Fort Bragg Students Win $100 B of A Awards
Ann McFarling of Ukiah High School and Charlotte Dehn of Fort Bragg won $100 Bank of America Achievement Awards finals in Sacramento. Miss McFarling competed in science and mathematics while Miss Dehn excelled in liberal arts.
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Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Ann McFarling
Ukiah High School
Charlotte Dehn
Bank of America
Sacramento
McKaring
Miss Dehn
Bank of America Names Davis Ukiah Officer
Richard H. Davis of Atwater is the new officer in charge of interior operations and personnel at Bank of America's Ukiah branch, succeeding his prior role as assistant cashier and chief clerk at the Atwater branch since 1954. Davis, a Philadelphia native and World War I veteran, joined Bank of America in 1947.
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Richard H. Davis
Atwater
Bank of America
Ukiah
W. N. Smith
Davis
Philadelphia
South Pacific
Air Transport Command
District P-TA Holds Workshop in Mendocino County
The first P-TA workshop for the 27th District drew about 100 attendees at the Methodist church. Representatives from Mendocino and Lake counties attended. Fort Bragg guests had car trouble. Sessions covered PTA advantages, services, library programs, finance and travel libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Lake County
Fort Bragg
Arthur H. Wallace
Robert Armijo
Willits
O. D. Elmer
PTA
Elizabeth Scott
Margaret Byrnes
Verdun Trione
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Byrnes
Francis Ebert
Redwood Valley
John F. Ernes
Nekomigs
Harrold G. Engatrom
William O’brien
River Union Pta
Alfred Fraga
Gerald Cox
Yokogo
Frank Zeek
al Bechtel
Seasion
William Johnson
H. Dale Turner
Yokoyo
Pomona Home Economics Plan Discussed in Ukiah
Ukiah Grange HEC session on May 14 reviewed plans for the Pomona Home Economics committee meeting set for June 23 in Ukiah. The refreshment committee listed Mrs. Margaret Burgess Barbara Wright and Jeanne Rampont.
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Pomona Home Economics Committee
Ukiah
Ukiah Grange
HEC
Margaret Burgess
Barbara Wright
Jeanne Rampont
Maude Sjoberg Heads American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Maude Sjoberg was elected president of Lewis White Unit 76 with Barbara Brushback and Charlotte Oakley as vice presidents. Delegates to Fresno department and district meetings include Elaine Owens and Anne Moore, with alternates Nadine Hamilton and Billie Lee Roberts. Poppy wreaths for Memorial Day will be directed by Ruth Salls, with Elaine as auxiliary president.
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Maude Sjoberg
Lewis White
American Legion Auxiliary
Barbara Brushback
Charlotte Oakley
Blaine Owens
Gladys Snyder
Pearl McConnell
Bess Eversole
Minnie Sweeney
June Haggard
Marshall
Bornie Roberts
Ruth Salls
Billie Lee Roberts
Ethel Germah
Anne Moore
Charlotte King
Eva Feland
Lillian McCush
Piercy
Department
Fresno
Elaine Owens
Nadine Hamilton
Fortuna
Elaine
Miss Cherry Blossom Operetta to Be Shown Friday
The Mutual Improvement Association of the LDS Church will present the operetta Miss Cherry Blossom at the recreation hall on Jones and Oak Park streets this Friday. Doors open 7 30 p m. Harold Bailey directs. Cast includes Alice Hilden Ernest Banker Mary Hamilton Irving Bailey Harold Bailey James Mealey David Spencer Max Foutz with Geisha characters and supporting players listed. lighting by Clifton Call and Martha Mealey as accompanist.
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Miss Cherry Blossom
Recreation Hall
Jones and
Oak Park Streets
Harold Bailey
Alice Hilden
Ernest Banker
Mary Hamilton
Irving Bailey
James Mealey
David Spencer
Max Foutz
Lou Anne Southwick
Fay Call
Kaye Cunningham
Carolyn Kruger
Vernadine Sorenson
Ethel Allen
Bob Allen
LeRoy Burger
Richard Burger
Clifton Call
Martha Mealey
Ukiah High selects Girl Stater for June Sacramento event
Norma Jackson, a Ukiah High junior, has been chosen as the unit’s Girl Stater for the statewide contingent of 272 participants to compete and represent at the Sacramento program in June. Barbara Brumback serves as the unit’s Girl Stater chairman, with Owens set to place the wreath.
Willits Garden Club Installs New Officers at Luncheon
Willits Garden Club installed its officers for the coming term at a Brook Trails luncheon. Retiring District Chairman Ruby Snook served as installing officer. New president Crystal DeWitt, first vice president Juanite Young, second vice president Ruth Carrasco, secretary Alice Robinson, treasurer Lucille Hinds. Each new officer received a different iris. the new president received an iris gainage. Outgoing president Ruth Carrasco received Dagwood trees for her garden. Committee chairs announced: Martha Hamilton and Nelle Leonhard floral and decorating. Hazel Stark history and scrap book. Ruth Carrasco publicity. Elizabeth Lyne roadside beautification. Agnes Smith membership. Perle Havril plant exchange. Crystal DeWitt telephone and transportation. Ruby Snook chair.
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Willits Garden Club
Brooktrails
Ruby Snook
Crystal DeWitt
Juanite Young
Ruth Carrasco
Alice Robinson
Lucille Hinds
Snook
Iris Cainage
Carrasco
Dagwood
DeWitt
Martha Hamilton
Nelle Leonhard
Hazel Stark
Elizabeth Lyne
Agnes Smith
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Ukiah Rexall Drug Store
North State Street Homestead
Ee Vgn
Sears
Homart
Sears Ukiah
State St
Kosmos
P-Ta
Black Jack Wayne
Uncle Pen
America
Ozark Jubilee
BAR 10 Ranch Boys
Ukiah Valley
Ukiah Valley Creamery
North Main Street
Capella
Nature
State Board of Equalization
Charles E. Anderson
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