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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
3
Peggy Sanders, Sonoma County artist, addressed about 40 artists at Festival 72 critique. She urged self acceptance before growth and advised stepping back to evaluate work daily, noting unity and controlled detail create rest for the eye.
A 6x8 foot Elbow Room adds living space without plumbing by using existing electrical and heating. Placed by a window or wide door, it serves as bunk space, dressing area, greenhouse, sewing or art studio, or entertainment nook. Built on a slab with a matching exterior and shed or gable roof to blend with the home.
Favorite recipe shares a 3 lb rack of lamb baked at 325 for 1 hour with butter nutmeg mushrooms onion and apple arranged around roast. Bake 30 more minutes until thermometer reads 175 180. Serve with mashed potatoes and sour cream gravy.
A Houston showing by Men’s Wear Retailers of America and the Men's Fashion Association, featuring 35 cotton outfits by Jon Jobin, highlighted cotton's versatility from evening jackets to denim and velvet. The display emphasized new looks for the 70s with brushed denim suits and subtle quilted details.
The wok, a centuries old Cantonese development, debuts as a versatile American kitchen asset. An electric model makes it a skillet saucepan pot or steamer, letting chefs swap dishes without changing vessels. Oriental dishes may be prepared with ease, and many American favorites simplified.
Ukiah High School alumni from the Class of 1952 will meet July 22 at the Lake Mendocido Clubhouse. Reunion organizer Geneva York asks any uncontacted members to call 485-8623 and notes several members remain to be located.
Hinthel Women's Club in Northern California invites American Indian girls aged 13 to 18 to compete for the Indian Princess title. The winner earns 150 dollars. second place prize depends on ticket sales. Pageant set for American Indian Day September 22, 1972 at Hopland High School. Applications are due June 30 and available from Mrs. Hoaglén in Willits or Mrs. Lois Whipple in Ukiah.
The Potter Valley Grange plans the second annual Spring barbecue at Grange Hall with Dan Egli as master. Ken Sigler will provide music for the dance. Barbecue runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with dancing 6 to 9 p.m. Fees are 12 dollars per couple for both events, 3.50 for barbecue adults, 2.50 for ages 6 to 12, free for under six, and 2.50 per person for dance tickets.
June activities include dance lessons at Frank Zeek School and municipal clubhouse registration for beginners, Senior Center programs for 55 plus with meals and crafts, Ukiah Valley Motorcycle Club meeting at Jim and Jim’s, senior scramble at Lake Mendocino, card party and stew dinner at Ukiah Grange Hall, barbecue and country dance at Potter Valley Grange Hall, and a Kentucky Derby note.
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