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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
3
Penguins migrate along the Humboldt Current from western South America to Peru and the Galapagos Islands. The note mentions Ukiah Daily Journal style with a June 1972 timestamp and references Fae Woodward.
Close to 400 seniors and escorts enjoyed a Hawaiian themed Senior Scram at the Ukiah clubhouse. Flowers from the islands, bamboo decor, and lighted tiki lamps set the scene. Organizers led by Mrs. Roy Terkelson and Mrs. Lee Hotell, with help from 15 mothers, crafted leis and provided favors while Roy Terkelson and others hosted a full buffet of Hawaiian dishes and fruit. Hawaiian dancers including the Hougen siblings performed, bands from San Jose provided music, and local sponsors supplied door prizes. Dawn departure found hosts exhausted yet proud of community effort.
Frances Cook Fletcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cook, received her BSRN degree from Stanford after five years of training. The couple plans to live in Palo Alto while Mrs. Fletcher begins work in the Intermediate Care Unit at Stanford Hospital on June 19.
Ukiahi alumni from the class of 1962 will gather July 15 at 6 30 P M in the Home Economics Building Ukiah Fairgrounds for social hour dinner and dancing The event will feature Rascal Productions with Jim Dougherty as music and a Bye Bye Miss American Pie theme Committee chairs meet Wednesday at 7 30 P M at Diane Stophlet's home to finalize plans Several classmates remain unlocated and are listed with contact instructions for missing names including Lorena Sholes Wanda Birge and Michael Brown contact Doretta Hays at 462 5342
Live Oaks School in Calpella hosted Festival '72 for students and faculty thanks to Lake Mendocino Lions Club sponsors of the Rodeo Queen Leslie Vice and a long list of merchants. Supporters included Masonite Western Lumber Plywood Fabricators Spencer Realty Parnum Paving Lind bert Lumber The Ponderosa Club Calerio Pallet and Shock Co Biven Arco Station Parducci Winery Lane's Barber Shop Valley Auto Parts Lenore's Beauty Salon Bargain Lane York Distributing Richy Feeds and several local ladies.
June events include a Ukiah Promenaders workshop cancellation and a barbecue at Pomo Picnic Grounds Lake Mendocino at 6 30 p m Potluck bring own table service plus Senior Citizens sewing classes at AM N.Sta Street and a Progressive club potluck Ukiah Grange Hall day camp sessions at Orchard Primary School and a California Garden Clubs installation at Mrs Arthur Harwood Branscomb. activities run through June 24 with multiple venues and times.
Installation of Mrs Vernon Egli as district director and officers for the 1972 74 term of the Mendo Lake District California Garden Clubs Inc will be held June 28 in the redwood grove at Mrs Arthur Harwood home Branscomb. The event starts 11 am with a business session and a potluck lunch at 12:30. Guests may attend and members may bring guests. Information available from club presidents or secretaries.
Elks and Emblem Club members have been preparing for the 95th anniversary Jam Boree Ball to be held Saturday at Carl Purdy Hall. Committee roles include Dick Davis as ticket chairman, Vern Pacini and Len Weselsky as invitation co chairs, Mary Gilley on checkroom and bar tickets, and districts led by Jim Langton, Russ Clarke, Karl Schindler, Ju McRee, Lou Loosley, Al Norris, Jim Aggi, Carroll Ornham, Vern Pacini, Bud Williams, Burdette Howard, and Frank Turner on various setup, decor, publicity, and bar duties.
Friends and relatives gathered at Donna Webb’s 1345 Rose Avenue home to honor Darlene Smith with a baby shower. Co hostess Vickie Sharp assisted. Darlene and Bill Smith recently returned from Oak Harbor Washington where he served in the Navy. They reside at 2270 S State Street and she works at Grove Motors.
Orchard Primary School plans a summer day camp for children ages 3 to 8 with two sessions in June and July. The June 19 start divides into 3 to 5 year olds in the morning and 4 1/2 to 8 year olds through the afternoon with nature hikes dramatics cookouts and an overnight camp out. Flo Passos leads the younger group and Joyce Thompson directs the older group.
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