Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 9

UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMUNITY OCT. OCT 28, 2000 A-9 Anniversaries D.A. (Bert) and Altamae McElroy of Ukiah celebrated Steak House on Sept. 22, 2000. They were married Sept.

22, 1940 in Upper Lake at the Methodist Church. Bert and Altamae have three children Judy Nelson and husband Buck of Red Bluff, Ron McElroy and wife Liz of Medford, Janeen Saunders and husband John of Redwood Valley; four grandchildren Shannon, Heather, Casey, Allison; two great grandchildren Vicki and Alexis with one due in April 2001. Bert and Altamae met at Upper Lake Elementary School when they were in the fifth grade. their 60 year wedding anniversary with family at Broiler Baird John and Margaret Baird of Willits celebrated their 50 year wedding anniversary on Oct. 22, 2000.

They were treated to Engagement nt Wright-Evans Kristina L. Wright of Ukiah and Eric Evans of West Union, Ohio have announced their wedding to take place in November at Todd Grove Park in Ukiah. The bride is the daughter of Diana and Charles Wright of Ukiah. She graduated from Ukiah High School in 1995 and attended Mendocino College. Four years ago she joined the United States Marine Corps, lived in South Carolina and is currently a corporal of the USMC in Iwakuni, Japan.

The groom is the son of Connie and Howard Evans of Wedding Arcand-Pinkerton Shelly Arcand and Dana Lyn Pinkerton of Ukiah were married Sept. 16, 2000 at Redwood Valley Cellars. The bride is the daughter of Linda Hooper of Ukiah and Reyn Arcand of Branscomb. She graduated from Laytonville High school, attended California State University in Chico and is now employed with the Mendocino County Community Foundation. The groom is the son of Jackie Jacobs of San Diego and he works for Acme Rigging and Supply.

Birth Cable A daughter, Darby Anne, was born, Oct. 4,.2000, to Jeanine and Brian Cable of Ukiah. The new baby weighed seven pounds and 13 ounces. She is also welcomed by a sister, Ashley. DOLLAR WORLD PLACE TO STRETCH A hIS OUR NEW FALL ITEMS HAVE ARRIVED! Halloween Supplies Silk Flowers Thanksgiving 463-8455 Crossroads Shopping Center On The Road Journal Learn to be prepared at community event coming Family exciting to Ukiah Preparedness event A is Fair.

The date is Nov. 4t, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the cost is free! Agencies from Lake and Mendocino County will show you how to prepare for any situation or emergency, large or small. Just take a gander at these names: American Red Cross, National Guard, California Department of Forestry, Ukiah Valley Medical Center, Ukiah and Lake County Police Departments, Ukiah Valley Fire Department, Amateur Radio Group, Ukiah High School, Lake and Mendocino County Offices of Emergency Services and more.

Handouts, instructions and demonstrations will take place to make it easy for you to prepare yourself and your family. This is a family event and every member of the family can benefit. In addition to the agencies mentioned above, local citizens aka "experts" in their fields of expertise from Lake, Mendocino and Sonoma counties, will set up booths and tables with information and demonstrations On: to create a 72-hour emergency kit. for home, office and automobile to entertain children in an emergency storage and preservation of non-food items conditions and heating safety planning care of the elderly supply oven cooking (an old art that is also great for camping) sanitation of books and photographs for the sick I could not list everything but you get the idea it is a complete quickee course on taking care of details, making sure you and your family are safe and stay safe, and how to react in most common emergencies. Forethought and prevention has always been the best way to tackle a situation.

Hindsight never works as we all know. The group that is putting this on has a lot of experience Marriage Licenses Jesus Beserra Martinex, 26, and Antonia Cardenas Damian, 37, of Ukiah. Ann Barrington, 21, of Ukiah. Dwayne Roe Boggs, 37, and Holly Noel Baumgardner, The Arcands 39, of Willits. Dylan Nicholas Boek, 21, and Shoshana Christina Tollefsen, 25, of Ukiah.

Joe Ott Mayfield, 77, of Napa, and Mary Harpster, 76, of Fort Bragg. James Kay Larsen, 63, and Susan Elaine Denton, 54, of Fort Bragg. Rafael Ayala' Escobedo, 30, and Yoko Socorro Baez, 27, of Ukiah. Igor Zbitnoff, 59, and -Patricia Ann Caouette, 57, of Ukiah. George Albert Scofield, 26, of Branson, Mo.

and Sarah Elizabeth Speer, 26, of Springfield, Mo. Christopher Michael Donohue, 39, and Angela Diane Clark, 31, of Ukiah. Robert Lee Avila, 22, of Santa Clarita, and Bethany be Harvest Moon Has gathered special items at special prices for you! Take advantage of our Bounty as we make room for Fresh new Holiday Inventory during Annual Autumn Extravaganza! October 28th and 29th Hopland Passport Weekend Fine Jewelry Art Glass Ceramics Harvest Moon Vintage Marketplace Hopland (707) 744-8700 Kathy Davidson Community Chatter in preparation, having taught its members for years to plan ahead for any emergency or shortfall, and store food enough for at least 72 hours and preferably more. It is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The church is located at 1337 South Dora and both buildings will be used at the Family Preparedness Fair, so rain will have no impact on this day of important information.

The agencies represented feel that this is an event that can save lives and property through preparation and education. The Boy Scouts have touted "Be Prepared" for years, and I am positive that any former boy scout will tell you that that education has come in handy many times. Just a reminder that Veterans Day is approaching. There are two events in October that honor veterans and are worth attending. The Vietnam War Moving Wall will be in Ukiah from Oct.

29 to Nov. 5. This is an Stanley Carl Nissen, 54, and Sandra Catherine Barnett, 52, of Laytonville. Curtis Russell Pyle, 37, and Lisa Darlene McCann, 30, of Willits. Robert William Baumgardner 44, and Cynthia Anne Shawcroft, 46, of Ukiah.

Scott Christopher Gawel, 30, and Erin Elisabeth Olson, 30 of San Francisco. Robert Andrew Erdman, 39, of Fort Bragg, and Dawn awesome, sensitive and scaled down, exact replica presentation of the wall in Washington D.C. I encourage you to bring a flag, flowers or notes to leave at the wall, and allow the time to think about the Bert and Altamae McElroy a surprise party at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Pat and Sheri Schramer in Ukiah. Also present were their daughters, son-in-law and granddaughters, Victoria Cathi Black. Toria Vickers and Rachael and Laura Schramer.

They were married on Oct. 22, 1950 in Santa Monica. They moved from Southern California to Willits in 1986, They have been actively involved with civic and political activities. Kristina L. Wright and Eric Evans West Union, Ohio.

He graduated from high school in 1993 and has lived in Iwakuni, Japan for two years as al sergeant in the Marine Corps. The Arcands number of young men and women whose names are engraved on the memorial wall and the toll it took and still takes on families and loved ones. If you can afford to leave a donation, please do, as the organizations that brought the wall here could use the help. It is a marvelous gift to us all, and I for one thank them openly. When I went to my class reunion recently we were all saddened to 1 hear the names called out of classmates that fell in that war.

So do what you can, if you can even if that is just attending and showing your respect. The Veterans Dinner Dance, benefitting the Ukiah Senior Center will be held Saturday, Nov. 11. This could be a sellout as the event comes with appetizers, dinner and a program followed by dancing to a live band. Cost is $12 advance, and $15 at the door.

To buy tickets, find out when doors open and any other information, call the Senior Center at 462-4343. Remember, Out of the Mud Grows the Lotus. Brien Gilbert Hamilton, 42, of Orland, and Nellie Fore, 42, of Lodi. Daniel Joseph Freitas, 32, and Marilla Rose Weaver, 30, of Fort Bragg. Wayne Allen Groth, 37, and Cheryl Ann Speir, 40, of Las Vegas, Nev.

Eugene Earl Williams, 34, and Janine Ann King, 32, of Fort Bragg. Eduardo Perez, 19, and Lourdes Maria Rodriguez, 18, of Ukiah. Michelle Westrum, 22, of Boonville. Keith O'Neal Jackson, 24, and Yoland Marie Lacy, 20, of Ukiah. John Patrick Higgins, 34, of Muskogee, and Johonna Alicia Yao, 24, of Chicago.

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