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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
3
At the Oak Manor PTA meeting a long serving volunteer Mire Robert Paul received a surprise honor for youth church and PTA service across communities. Principal Robert Guilfoyle was named Yokago School principal starting next fall amid expressions of appreciation.
The Kosmos junior club hosts a civic awards gathering sponsored by Kosmos Garden to honor community figures. Officers named include President Mrs Lawrence Bufford and Vice President Mrs Sates, with a focus on clever leadership and service.
Linda and John Cal navigate a sophomore year ambiguity in a local school record. The fragment hints at a namesake event or action involving Linda Franz and a person linked to Mr. Cal, but details are incomplete.
Messrs Tuttle and Covello, plus Harold, spent the Decoration Day weekend in Covelo where they reside, with updates on family ties including a twin daughter and connections to Elphick and Hood. A niece, Erma Stanton, and others hosted tea at Ontario, while plans and memories echoed long-standing family links.
Local residents form a TOPS chapter in Ukiah promising healthy slimming habits and supportive group meetings. Members reportedly enjoy desserts at meetings while focusing on steady, sensible weight loss and community encouragement.
In a fragmented report from St May’s the year ends with a final meeting of the Spey society. New officers are listed including Program Chair Jarek and other names, with a vocal group performing and an open reception planned for the weekend.
A gift shower at Helen Avenue honors Renee King, who will marry Patrick Schuette in a June 4 nuptial Mass at St. Mary's. Hostess Mrs. Raymond Jean, assisted by Mrs. Willard Hansen, hosted guests including Mrs. Mark King Jr. and others, with visiting and refreshments.
Nine couples of the Ukiah Promenaders performed at the Spring Fiesta held at the Fairgrounds. The group included Mr and Mrs Elmer, Mr and Mrs Trevis Agisha, Mr and Mrs Marvin, Mr and Mrs Cari Williams, and others, providing dance and entertainment for attendees.
Three warm women of St Marys church attended a card party at the Marion Visitors Ranch. Mrs. Alice Nielsen supervised refreshments while Mrs. Facklam guided a ride to Lake Mendocino and drove guests around the city for further stops before returning to the ranch.
The Cleanliness Bureau reports a soap and detergent method to clean patent leather or plastic items. Wipe the surface with thick suds to remove dust sticky fingerprints and rainspots from pockets wallets belts and shoes. Rinse with a nearly dry sponge and polish with a lint-free cloth.
A compiled schedule of local gatherings including Marys PTG and installation activities at the school auditorium, Veterans Memorial Building attendance by Lewis White Post 76, Presbyterian Women’s Association dessert meeting, Ukiah Cooperative Nursery puppet show with ticket details, Lordputhist club and Welcome Wagon meeting, a children’s society event, a fire department open house, and weekly TOPS meetings at the Methodist church.
Twenty women will compete for awards including the Golden Steering Wheel at the first annual Petticoat Auto Derby sponsored by KABL Radio. Event June 2 at 1 p.m. in the Stonestown parking area with judges from the American Universal School. applications via KABL Radio San Francisco.
Aisy style stuffing uses kraut with reserved juice melted butter water and bread. Mix ingredients, stuff into chicken or fish cavities, bake or grill outdoors. Yields about six cups of stuffing.
Principal Gene Corbett opened the Yokayo PTA installation by saluting the flag and introducing Daisy Norberry, retiring River School principal, who conducted the ceremony. New officers include President Del Kennedy and Vice President Don Richardson, with Robert Guilfoyle set to become Yokayo’s new principal. Fellow staff honored, then gavel passed. Refreshments followed.
The term miniature refers to the red lead pigment minium used in old mini paintings, not their small size. The name comes from the paint, originally called minium, which gave the works their characteristic color.
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