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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
2
The article notes a Union College graduate from the 1965 class who pursued a civil engineering degree and hopes to complete it by next year. He is a graduate of Grid High School, and the couple plan to establish their first home in Sacramento after the fall wedding.
Mrs Land announces the Stipp family relocation to Sacramento California where Dallas Stipp transfers from the California State Motor Vehicle Department after ten years. A daughter Dianne will attend American River Junior College in the fall and son David will start Kindergarten.
Due to a death in the family the scheduled summiage sale of the Rebels is delayed. The event set for Thursday will be postponed and rescheduled to a later date as announced by organizers.
A fragmented note records guests at the Wilson residence overnight, mentioning names and unclear details. The readable portions indicate visitors and possible dates, with no further context available.
A fragmentary social notice recalls a Tuesday plane trip to the UK, a luncheon for Margaret W. son, and a weekend tea hosted by Mrs Gene Corbett at Carolyn Street. The Williamson family plans a six week plus stay in Hawaii, renting a Koko Head home during Mr Williamson's university study.
A fragmented notice outlines a forthcoming wedding with a fiance from the Duncan family and a ceremony involving a matron of honor. Bridesmaids are named as Pamela from Woodland and sisters Nancy and Neda Paoli, with a reception planned at the Unity Grange hall on State Street.
The Sierra Club Beac Beach chapter plans a Sunday outing to explore sand piles and mammoth features. Participants will meet at 10:30 am in front of the Tomales area for the walk and enjoy the day together.
A garbled Tribune style note reports doctors advising pregnant women to take up golf or swing clubs at home as a health tip. It emphasizes using a golf card and suggests enjoying golf more than ever before.
The Conroy family announces the birth of their first grandchild a girl weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces at the evening hospital. She is the first granddaughter of Mrs nee Fifé of Kern City and mother of Mrs Conroy.
Visitors are welcome to attend the square dancing at the hoedown hosted by the Square Shooters led by C. Caller and family in Santa Rosa with Beth. The event invites all who enjoy square dancing to join in the fun on the floor this Saturday.
Prize winning chicken ring recipe from the 1966 Men's National Cooking Championship. Includes chicken broiler, onion, garlic, seedless raisin, paprika, caraway, flour, baking powder, eggs, and crushed potato chips. Bake with a dough ring around the chicken, baste with raisin sauce, cook until tender, serve.
Fragmentary note discusses aluminum cookware and utensils, mentioning removal of certain items. No clear event, date, or names are identifiable.
Ukiah organizations list meetings and socials including Dolphin Swim Club at Municipal Slabhouse on June 16, Ukiah Promenaders workshop June 17, Square Shooters at Mendocino State Hospital June 18, Soroptimist installation in Garnet house June 18 with cocktails and reservations, Harwood Grove Garden Club installation June 32 at Harwood Grove Branscomb 12:30 p.m. potluck, Lane Valley Grange panel June 22 at Grange Park VA Aldah Fate grounds with refreshments, June 26 Nebraska in California picnic at Doyle Park Santa Rosa with potluck, June 28 Welcome Wagon board at 760 N Oak, June 29 Cancer Society board luncheon at Palace Hotel, 3rd Friday retirees luncheon at Mendocino State Hospital Recreation Hall.
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