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PAGE TWO The Ukiah Nov. 29, 1951 REDWOOD tee Trowbridge Elected Masfer its Grange Names Full Slate of Officer? Election of officers for the ensuing yeai' was the principal business enacted when members of the Redwood Valley Grange held their regular meeting Friday night. Those chosen were, Lee Trowbrodge, master; Paul Ingle, overseer; Helen Schpll, lecturer; Ted atevvard; Jalnier Sahlman, assistant steward; Caroline Sahlman, lady assistant steward; Grace Post, chaplain; Hiilda Simmons, treasurer; Dorothy Reed, secretary; Myi'l Post, gate keeper; Ruth Oliver, Ceres; Viola.Elmer, Pomona; Mina Thompson, Flora; and Ethyl Hinds, musician. One new member was elected to the executive committee. Ho is Elbert Lane.

The other members of the committee are Fred Finne and Muir. The community calendar idea, whjch would prevent overlapping ot community project.s, was' pre- by Francis Ebert. The idea appears to be struggling for existence, and was not accepted whole-heartedly by the Grange desi)ite the difficulties the lack of such a calendar brought about last year. Reed stated that when a community is large enough to hold more than one project the same night, there are enough people to attend both, therefore n() calendar is heeded. Ellen Lindley, of the Parent- Teacher association, and active in every organization in.

the valley, reminded the group that much of the time the same people are on committees for community I ties will be held at the Redwood projects, those hard-working few I Valley Grange hall. The time has come for you and me. My love, to say farewell. Who knows what now forgotten word, It was that broke the spell We look with wiser, sadder eyes. On hearts that once did beat as with one heart-throb through the night.

When love new and sweet. And so we part and turn away. To meet once more, we known not when. To hope and dream as lovers must. Some day our love will live again.

Ford and Virginia Elmer, treasurer. They will take office with the other newly elected officers of the Grange after the first of the year. Refreshments were served by conmiittee membei's Mr. and Mrs. Lee Trowbridge, Mrs.

Mario Venturi, and Mrs. Adelena Soloman. Winner of the fund raising contest for a new Santa Claus suit was Hazel Littrell. Her prize was a pair of handworked pillow slips. Kfsldi-nts of the valley- were occupied this week with preparations for two attractions to be held this weekend.

Both activi- POTTER VALLEY- To Elect Officirs This Thursday evening at 7:30, the Redwood Valley Community church will begin its work as an organization, when it rneets to officially elect its church officers. With 26 persons signed up as charter rnemberiS, the Redwood Valley Community church, now launches out to perform a greater work in Redwood Valley. It has been announced that this coming Sunday evening, Dec. 2, the church begins its first Sunday evening service at 7:30. The first meeting will feature a lively slng- spiration time with a brief devotional though by the pastor.

Rev. Glenn Flory. Light refreshments will be served at the close. This service will be held in the u.sual meeting Redwood Valley Community clubhouse. All the valley intere.sted in a church "in their community are urged to attend.

CLUB JIttiHOLD AHNUAt fHlSSAfURDir BYMKS. WP GOWA31 Stuff Correspondent Phone 6801 The Potter Valley Women's club will hpld its annual Christmas party Dec. 1, the regular meeting date. The program chairman, Mrs. Wilburn Brown, is arranging for the tree and exchange of gifts.

Refreshment hostesses are to be Mrs. Bonnie Thornton, Mrs. R. I R. Ingels, Mrs.

Lewis Meyer, Mrs. Charles Tomlin and Mrs. Ted Smalley. The Grange drill team gave the third and fourth degrees of initiation Into membership Saturday to the following new members: Mr. and Mrs.

George Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. George Daiit, Mr. and Mrs. G.

E. Wise, Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer, Mr. and Mrs.

Madeo Peregrena, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Romera, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr.

and Mrs. Mai'vih McKay, Mrs. Tom McKay, Mrs. Nadine Graiitel- i.iften accused of "running everything," but who find tliat very often those complaining loudest will not even show up, much le.ss work when appointed to a com- miljtee. Following the regular meeting, memberii of the Home Economics committee met to elect officers for the coming year.

Those selected were Viola Hoshelt, chairman; Hazel Littrell, vice-chairman; Corrine Neiger, secretary; DR. LEO F. LOMSKI, D.C. X-Ray Colon Therapy Therapeutic Ilypno.sis Uidodless Surgery for IlemorrlioUls Call 1205 for Appointment 24 Hour Emergency Service 304 Sclioiil Street Uklah Member: Nat'l Med. Society The teenage dance, co-sponsor- week visit here at the home of hei' daughter Maxine Moseley.

Moseley is a co-owner in the Pine Ridge ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stowe and two children, Jimmy, 7, and Judy, 8, have returned to their home in San Dimas, near Pasadena. They spent a week here as house guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Rahdy Fairbank. Mrs. Stowe is a sister of Mrs. Fairbank.

Mrs. Frank Kallio has been returned to her home from Lakeside hospital, where was a patient for a month following an automobile accident in which both she and her husband sustained injuries. Mr. Kallio returned to his work some time ago. The acci- ed by the Redwood Valley Grange dent occurred in the vicinity of and the musician's union is slated Blue Lake.

tor the night of Friday, Nov. 30. Committee members conducting the dance are Messrs. and Mesdames Lee Trowbridge, Jack Neiger, Paul Ingle, and Herman Salman. Women of the Grange are asked to contribute homemade cakes.

No one other than the annoimced committee members will be called upon to serve. Cakes can be left at the Grange hall the night of the dance. Admi.ssion to the dance will be free to all young people between the ages of 12 and 21 years. Planned for "Saturday nigiit, Dec. 1, is the annual fireman's the Thanksgiving Day holiday in Concord and other bay area cities were Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Butzbach. They were accompanied by a daughter, Gloria Butzbach, a student at Chico State college, who has returned to college. They were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the nome of a married daughter in Concord. Here for the weekend at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. T. D. Ravv- les, was Mrs. A.

HoUingswprth ot Healdsburg. She is the mother of Mrs. Rawles. Thanksgiving Day guests in the lus and Mr. Ingersoll.

Members the potluck dinner committee were' '-'kian. Thanksgiving guests were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Whitcomb, Russell Whitcomb, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Whitcomb, Mn and Mrs. Bert Dunn and George Pickle. Mr. and Mrs. James Shclton had as holiday guests Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Corbett, Mrs. Ella Hughes and Mrs. Ette Shelton. Mrs.

Clara Hopper's guests were Mr. and Tom Hopper and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hopper and son, Mjss Pho'ebe Hopper, David Hopper and Mr. and Mrs.

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Ethyl Ellers has returned i with polio some time ag-o is on to her home in Tree, near i the road to recovery. Although Twenty-Nine Palms, after a two- still hospitahzed, she is now able to sit up 15 minutes a day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thiel and children Richard, Ann and Martha i were Thanksgiving day guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. T. Stewart. Although she has been 'ill for aome time, Mrs. Stewart takes an active part in the charm- i ing home she and Mr.

Stewart are building with their own hands. I Neither expects to ever com- pltfte the house. It is a work of art that will always be a course pleasure and the labor of love Uis they add new features. I Most outstanding room in the hou.se so far iji, the kitchen. Prom the convenient plan of con.struc- i tion to the color scheme and the latest of home equipment, it is a of atti-activeness and comfort at their best.

The two are going so far as to build their own furniture, he using his ability as a cabinet maker, and with artistic hands that do the finest of finish work and upholstering. The principal feature of the living room, yet to be completed, beautiful stone fireplace, built by Mr. Stewart. It took him months to collect the proper stones before work on it was begun. We shall watch with interest the growth of the house with a soul.

When Mrs. Kmnia SJaki invited her friends to a Thanlcsgiving day dinner she also gave herself a surprise birthday party. Only her husband, Kareno Maki remembered that Nov. 22 was also Emma's birthday, and she swore him to se'crecy. Following the turkey din! ner, she carried in the cake she had baked for herself, ablaze with candles.

I "It never happened before in all my life, and I guess it never will again, my birthday on Thanksgiving day," she said. We forgot so'a belated happy birthday to Emma Maki. Guests included Mrs. Helskc, Mr. and Mrs.

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and Mrs. Herbert Pickle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wirt, Mr. andi Mrs.

J. P. Minahan, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Linser, Mr.

and Mrs. James Whitman, Mrs. Beatrice Hyde and Knox Patterson. Folk dancing was enjoyed after the initiation program. Mr.

and Mrs. Miltim Nystrom (Iva Mosier) have a son, Milton Franklin, born NovlS. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Near over the Thanksgiving holidays were Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Bertram of Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Sack spent Thanksgiving with their- friends, Mr.

and Mrs. Phillip Landier, at Covelo. Guests in the Sacks' home over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gillis of Sitka, Alaska.

Guests ill: the Alvls home through the past week were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and s. Earl Garrett from Sweet Home, and Mrs. Garrett's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Robison and two children of Depoe Bay, Ore. Another son-in-law and daughter of the Alvis', Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and children, joined the group for Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs.

Geneva Chrlstofferson, local postmistress, spent the Thanksgiving weekend with friends in Oakland. The Parent-Teacher associntion's Christmas program will be held Dec. 14. Hostess committee members are: Mesdames Foster Gunt- Iv, Dan Egli, Ray Bucholtz, John Newman, i 1 Vidas, Paul Poulos and Jack Gilmore. Sterling Boynton, employed at the Drum power house on the Feather river, was here the past weekend visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Roland Boynton. 'The Roland BOynton's recently 'visited their other son, Searls, wife and little daughter, Paige, of San Diego. Paige is the Boynton's only grandchild. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilburn Urown and family spent Thanksgiving in San Francisco with Mrs. Brown's sister and brothei'-in-law, Mr. and Mrs: Rene Marty. Mr.

and Mrs. X. M. Swigart's Thanksgiving Day guests their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Noriss Hetherington and four children of Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. qiif Wicks spent Thanksgiving in Napa with Mrs. parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Jacobs. Mrs. Uay SUirr had a delayed Thanksgiving Sunday, and tlieir guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Diekmann and three children from Santa Rosa and Mr. and Mrs. E. Poe of Ukiah. Mr.

and Mrs. Guilford Bell had as their Thanksgiving dinner guests Mrs. Bell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Cristy and Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Knab. Mr. Christy is the agent for the Southwest Airways office in the lobby of the Cecille hotel. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Pickle's Maki of Ukiah, Mr. and Mrs. Sak- ti, visiting in this country from Finland, Mr. arid Mrs.

Gibson of San Francisco, and Alma Kusela and Mrs. Hielola of Redwood Valley. Mrs. Frank Bcttencnurt has accepted a position at Anton's Propane company. She is the wife of F'rank Bettenc'ourt, teacher in the.

Redwood Valley elementary school. Mr. and Mrii. William Oliver were hosts at a Thanksgiving dinner party. Carls were played after dinner.

Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Meeker of San Bernardino, Molly Oliver and James Oliver of Healdsburg, Mr. and Mrs. George Lane and grandson, Lanny, of Talniage, and Mr.

and Mrs. Myrl Post and Bill Carney, of Redwood Valley. Potter Valley Grange members are planning for their annual Har- the valley where they have made Ab6ut S55 people were served Tuesday nightiat the Farm Center's annual was selected chairman, George as the rieW secretary-treasurer. The 4-H club were presented with their achievement pins. Mr.

and Mrs. George Sr. spent a pleasant week in Palo Alto visiting relatives and friends. They called on Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Lindsey and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Redwood and were guests In the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Dickerson of Palo Alto. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, were hosts at Thanksgiving their home here to Mr.

and Mrs. Workman of Cloverdale, Mr. and Mrs. I.Tommy Struble and Mr. and Mrs.

Sullivan, and daughter of Potter Valley. lAI Mrs. Carter Alva'rado 'and Mrs. Robert Alvarado and. children visited Tuesday with Mrs.

Alvarado seniors sister, Mrs. Ruth Biirk- hardt of Yuba Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alvarado and children spent the weekend With Mrs. Alvarado's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. James Swafford of ter, Riith, of tlkiah, and Hafold Whittaltor. Mr. and Mrs. KalplT Whittaker had her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Furber. Mrs.

lieona Eddie's guests, were her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Whittaker and'son, Willits. Mr. and Mr.s.

Edgar Wattdnberg had, Clayton 'Byers and' children and Julius Rottltiff of Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nussbaum- of Cotiti and Martha Wattenberg of Santa Rosa. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Brooks' dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rhotes Finiey dl Vallejo and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wailkers of Uklah.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen 11 s' guests were Mr. and Mrs; Al Bayard and daughter, Loretta, of SaS Francisco. Mr.

and O. II. IIIigheK. MiW and Mrs. Harry and Mtt and Mrs.

Roy Chase went to lers to spend Thanksgivlnf? with Sagehorn. jl Mr. and Mrs. Allmi Hughes and Mr. and Merle 'Cook were in San Francisco a recent weekend to see Sonja Henie's 1952 Ice Re- Postmaster Examination Set The United States civil service commission has announced examination for filling of the position ot postmaster at The closing date for applications to be on file with the commi'ssion in Washington, D.

is 13. Application blanks; may be obtained from the Covelo post office or from the U. S. civil service mission, Washington, D.C. Ellen Goforth is acting postmaster at Covelo.

1 and zoo. They were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Bayard while In the'cityp; The Biding Ollib met Wednesday at the fire Present were Guilford Bell, Bill Stacey, Mr.

and Mrs. Rodney Farnsworth, Mr. and Mrs. John Newrnan, Mr. and Mrs.

(Jeorilre Sullivan, and dau Doug Bingham and daughter and Marvin Holman. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson's weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs.

John view also Golden Gate park of San Jpse. vest Feast, Dec. 8. There is to be an election of officers at this meeting also. Mr.

and Mrs. George Bilstcin, Mr. an Mrs. Don Farnsworth, Marion Kitchel and Jimmie Whitman made up a party going duck hunting on the Klamath river re- centl.v. Mr.

Bilstein's mother, Mrs. Betty Thornton of Healdsburg, stayed with the Bilstein children while their parents were away. While here Mrs. Thornton also visited her son-in-law'and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Marion. Kitchel 'and family. Another daughter, Mrs. Fern Wheeler and children of Sacramento came over to join the family group for Thanksgiving and Mrs. Thornton returned to Sacramento with them for a visit there.

Mrs. Albert Moller (Olga Spotswood I announces the marriage of her nephew, Robert Richter of San Jose, to Miss Barbara Gale. The bride is a graduate of San Jose State college. Mr. Richter is the son of Mm.

Moller's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Richter, and is a graduate of Wkshington State cqllege. He is a veterinarian in the Mayfair Vet- ernary hospital in San Jose. The Richters are here in Thanlcsgiving'guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed March wereiMv. and Mrs. John Edsall oif Mill Valley, Mr. and Mrs.

George Cook of Ukiah, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen and daughter, Edna Rose. Robert Brooks of San Rafael and Austin. Brooks of San Jose were Thanksgiving gai of their mother, Mrs.

Sara Brooks, and the Ernest Wrights; Mr and Mrs. Paul Poulos had as their Thanksgiving dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Poulos and three children of Eureka, Mrs. Lynn Wood and son.

Rusty, of San Francisco, MK arid Mrs. Tom Poulos and two children of Ukiah, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bonnifield and three children of Ukiah, Mrs. Ethel Bonnifield of Ukiah, Mrs.

Evelyn Walker and daughter, Janet, San Francisco, Mrs. Hattie Bucknell, Lakeport) Mr. and, Mrs. Bruce Walker, Mr. and Mrs.

A. R. Bonnifield of Uklah, Ted Poulos, Jaul, and John Poulos. Mr. a cl Mrs.

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