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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
3
Ukiah Garden Club hosts its annual Holiday Tour on December 13 from 1 to 5 pm with four showcased homes all remodeled to modern living while preserving period charm. Tickets available from members, at four homes, or at the Saturday clubhouse sale and tea event.
Mary Lowanna Kent and Tony Ray Harris announce their engagement with a December 19 wedding. The ceremony will be at 1 PM at the Church of Christ in Willits. The couple plans to reside in Burney, where Harris works at Scott’s Mill. Harris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Harris of Burney. he is a Fall River High School graduate and Kent, a Ukiah graduate from the class of 1964.
Conversation focuses on the Silver Ball a benefit by the Women’s Auxiliary to the Mendocino Lake County Medical Society for the Sheltered Workshop project. Semi formal attire, live music, buffet, and phone contacts listed with hopes for annual repeats in Ukiah’s holiday season.
The Garden Club hosts a Christmas Sale as part of its civic beautification program. The sale features hand crafted gifts and decor, foods, greens, and wall hangings. It moves from the Palace Hotel to the clubhouse at 1203 W. Clay Street, then to Saturday Afternoon clubhouse as part of a preview of the tour and sale. Other tour details will follow on the Woman's page.
A new ski parka set features a natural grey chinchilla rabbit fur with a blue fox rimmed hood and black pile lining. A twin version offers a black rabbit hood and black fox trim for another style option.
Open House marked the eightieth birthday of Ukiah resident Mrs Pearl Kelly. The event at 705 W Standley Street runs from 2 to 4 p m with daughter Evelyn Bennies of Sacramento as hostess, aided by Roy and Keith Goodwin. Relatives and neighbors invited. earlier luncheon hosted by Fred Kelly at House of Garner.
Ukiah Chapter 53 Royal Arch Masons hosts Ladies Night at the Masonic Temple with supper at 6 30 p.m and election plus Master Masons degree仕事. Welcome Wagon Club meets 8 p.m at Mrs Harold Tuttle’s home 824 Cypress Ave for Christmas party and $1 gift exchange plus canned goods for the Christmas Basket. St Marys PTG meets 8 p.m at St Marys School auditorium with religious Christmas articles on sale.
St Marys School Parent Teacher Group meets Wednesday evening at 8 in the school auditorium. Sister Mariam Rose explains the Social Studies curriculum. Mrs Leland Wilson reads The Little Pagan Fawn. Religious items available from Mrs Tony Bartolomei to order Christmas gifts.
Jim Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris of 1023 W. Perkins Street, is home for Thanksgiving. He attends the University of San Francisco and this marks his first visit home since beginning his studies there.
State Board of PTA proceedings in Los Angeles accepted 15 new units including Dinuba Council in the Twenty-First District and approved 20 student loans totaling 19 400 with recipients spanning 10 districts and 10 fields of interest. Highlights from Cooperation with Colleges Committee noted SCTA activities led by Rita Preszler. CASSA PTA Liaison Committee formed to promote cooperation between CASSA and PTA with about 70 members present.
The Ladies Night of Ukiah Chapter 53 Royal Arch Masons is slated for tonight December 1 at the Masonic Temple. Supper is scheduled at 6 30 p m in the dining room. The meeting opens at 8 p m in the lodge hall with an election and conferring of the Master Masons degree.
Ed Gillespie announced the Hoo Hoo party at Vichy Springs with a dinner dance starting 6 59 p m on Saturday Dec 5 The event uses the Black Cat nine lives symbol and doors prize turkey giveaways A large holiday tree decor and a bus from Cloverdale are planned for members wives and guests
The Ukiah Square Shooters held their Party Night on Saturday November 21 at the Mendocino State Hospital Auditorium. John Painter called the dances. two door prizes were awarded from Thatcher’s Nursery and Town and Country Market. Winners were Glen Foster and Erwin Parker. Attending clubs included Frontier Twirlers Willits Redwood Squares Boonville Lake County Club Promenaders Ukiah.
Secretary wanted for Masonite Corporation in Ukiah. Requires several years secretarial experience, fast typing on electric typewriter and excellent shorthand. Interview by appointment at Masonite Personnel Office, P O Box 268, Ukiah. Call 462-2761.
On Wednesday December 2 the Smorgasbord will be served at the Methodist church social hall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event offers a delectable array of holiday foods and is open to the public.
The Yokayo School PTA hosts a Christmas bazaar in the school auditorium on Wednesday December 2 at 7 30 p m. Proceeds support families and the PTA. Items include fancy work handmade aprons popcorn trees cakes cookies and more with a children's fish pond and Polaroid family pictures available.
Marcia Cook, daughter of the Leos, returned from Stanford University for Thanksgiving with three college friends from Idaho, Texas, and Chicago. They stayed in Branner Manor in Ukiah from Wednesday to Saturday and were hosted in San Francisco by a fellow Stanford student. Alison Wells joined the group the next day.
A December event in Boonville will bring Christmas joy and dance. The troupe will return in January with one of their favorites, Roger Morris, for another performance.
Arch Reid Pharmacy explains the 1938 Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act directing drug purity labeling and FDA enforcement by the Health Education and Welfare department. It notes all medicines sold by doctors or public must pass rigid tests before market release and offers free information from Medica Drug Co. at State and Standley.
The Hopland Garden Club met November 18 at secretary Mary Field's home. President Mary Workley led a business session after a 1 p.m. lunch. Vice President Mattie Hopper, recently ill, was welcomed. Treasurer Kathleen Gibson discussed beautification issues while Mamie Scammon reported on the bird committee. Mary Workley outlined upcoming projects including planting at the high school park, making plaques for picnic tables, and arranging bulkhead work at the cemetery with the county to prevent slides. The club donated to the Wildlife Federation. Elizabeth Poor displayed a Harvard glass flower collection book. Members were urged to bake for the December 4–5 Christmas sale. A birthday card was signed for Mary Harmon. Della Gibson invited members to a November 24 shrubs and trees planting meeting for the school grounds. New member Lucille Nelson spoke on plants and Indian remedies, showing artifacts by local Pomo Indians. Lil Raphael of San Francisco attended as guest. The December 16 meeting will be at President Workley's home.
Dr and Mrs S R Boynton with their children ended a week visiting Rev and Mrs Robert Groves in Klamath Falls. The Groves, formerly linked to the Ukiah Presbyterian church, were found well and busy with pastoral duties during the visit.
Daily Journal reports urgent notice from Standley urging customers to place Christmas card orders immediately. The item stresses limited supplies and deadlines, urging prompt action to ensure timely delivery.
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