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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1968
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads about a princess tied to a title football queen of Idan and a reference to Ukiah Job's Daughters. Details are unclear but indicate a historical figure linked to royalty and a regional youth group.
A U S Department of Agriculture and Interior guide to weekend food prices notes lower large and medium eggs in Portland and San Francisco. Ready-to-cook chicken fryers and young turkeys show slight increases in Los Angeles. Fresh pork cuts rise slightly in San Francisco, with trends lower in Southern California and steady in the Pacific Northwest. Boston butt and spring lamb prices vary regionally.
A dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Halvorson home announced the engagement of Betty, daughter of Santa Rosa residents, to Dennis Castle of Ukiah. Castle, son of Mr. and Mrs. James O. Athey, lives in Santa Rosa and works at Rosenberg's. Betty, Montgomery high school graduate, attended Santa Rosa Junior College and works for State Farm Insurance. The November wedding is planned.
New York report notes brides-to-be prefer china and sterling silver gifts. The study lists other favored items from Dominion Electric of Mansfield Ohio as toasters coffeemakers crystal towels cookware and unbreakable bakeware.
Fran cine Crane and Ronald Lee Selim wed at Ukiah Methodist Church in a simple ceremony led by Rev. Travis Hyatt. The event featured white gladioli, green aqua accents, and a reception at the Crane home with a gardenia cake. The couple will live in Santa Rosa after a coastal honeymoon.
A list of August events includes Rainge sale at the Moosé Orr building with extended hours to 9 p.m. Aug 15 16 17. Square Shooters Third Saturday Hoedown at Mendbeine State hospital auditorium with guest caller Dave Milan o Aug 17. Swingin Singles dinner-party Rendezvous Lakeport Aug 17. Meeting of Section 2 Redwood Empire District Women’s Clubs at House of Garner Aug 18. Square Shooters Hoedown Aug 21 at Mendocino mage with Ernie Kinney as guest caller. Sherman Institute reunion Aug 24 Elk Grove Park South Sacramento potluck banquet dancing. reservations to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowen Crescent City 95531. Ukiah chapter 816 Women of the Moose business meeting Aug 26 Moose Hall.
Sunday morning service at 10:30 officiated by Rev. Vravis Hyatt united Jean Von Lauderback formerly of Oroville and Andy H. Mattern Sr. of Ukiah. Attendants included Billie Ruth Hayes and best man Font Conlin. Family members and close friends attended a reception at 559 N Street. Mattern, a sales agent for Amway, plans world import export business. their son Carl Mattern attended the ceremony. Andy Mattern Jr., serving in the U S Navy, left Aug. 5 for Fallon, Nev., to visit his mother Mrs. Jeanette Logan before training.
A kitchen note advises glazing lamb shoulder with ground ginger and nutmeg mixed into canned apricot to create a glaze. The leg is pre carved, tied by the meat dealer, and at serving time the string is cut so the meat falls into gop-like portions.
The Swingin' Singles club of Mendocino County will hold its regular August dinner party at the Rendezvous in Lakeport on Saturday. Members are asked to meet in the parking lot at the Savings Bank and be ready to leave at 8 p.m. There will be a car pool, as usual.
Regular session heard Noble Grand Sandie Phillips announce dates for Rebekah and Odd Fellows events. Highlights include Aug 19 practice for exemplification, Aug 20 official visit in Willits with potluck supper, and Sept 9 initiation. Other activities cover Sept 10 Ukiah IOOF visit, Sept 14 Laytonville honors, and Oct 19 Santa Rosa School of Instruction with district plans.
Cartoonist Thomas Nast first depicted Santa Claus in an 1862 image published today, marking a pivotal moment in the popularization of Santa’s modern appearance and cultural persona. The illustration helped shape centuries of holiday imagery and tradition.
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