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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
3
Mildew thrives in damp warm spaces and is combated by warm dry moving air and moisture absorbers. Vegetables provide vitamins A and C. greens and carrots are strong sources. To plan canning quantities, estimate per person servings and multiply, using tomatoes and tomato products as a common example.
Marriage vows were exchanged on June 6 at the Christian Church in Ukiah by Jacklyn Buletti and Doug Ford with Rev. Bob Lewis officiating. Witnesses were the bride’s daughters Jodi Lisa and Deeanne and attendants Doug and Judy Shank. The reception followed at the organist Myra Caldwell’s poolside home. They honeymoon on the Mendocino Coast and reside in Ukiah. Doug works for Masonite at Calpella. The Redwood Valley Grange hosts a Strawberry Festival on June 21 at 6 p.m. open to the public with strawberry dishes and social games.
In Ukiah the Cultus Club held installation ceremonies beside a pool in Barbara Eversole’s garden with 91-year-old member Jesse Hildreth presiding. New officers installed include Barbara Eversole as president, Lee Sandelin as first vice president, Jane Funk as second vice president, Helen Nicolaissen as secretary, Carolyn Cook as corresponding secretary, and Esther T. Munroe as treasurer. A Hawaiian style chicken dinner and desserts followed before business.
Holly Harding daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Harding of Potter Valley earned a bachelor of science in history and a B S in political science cum laude from Southern Oregon State College after five years of study. She was part of the first graduating class at the renamed college, with 800 graduates in her group. Her family attended the Ashland commencement at Lithia Park as Holly plans to pursue advanced degrees and work on her masters and doctors. Her fiancé Bob Prather, a former student, has returned to Ashland.
A no-host dinner on June 28 at the Broiler Steak House salutes Sister Mary Alan, six years director of St. Mary's school, before her August departure for a teaching post. Cocktails 7 to 8 pm. attendees asked to respond by calling listed local organizers.
Ukiah Emblem Club members joined Elks at the Flag Day event in Municipal Park and plan July 25 barbecue at Lake Mendocino Clubhouse with $1 tickets or six for $5 for a side of beef prize. They donated $100 to Pomolita junior high band and welcomed two new members Dorothea Parsons and Dolores Smith.
The Konocti Kickers square dancers host a Hangar Hoedown at Pearce Field in Clearlake Highlands on the second Saturday each month June through September. Guest caller Glen Bylund leads 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. potluck served until midnight. Door prizes and finger foods only due to no kitchen. Don and Helen Prosser donate the hangar for the event.
A dense listing of community events across Ukiah and nearby towns from June 16 to June 27. Activities include senior meal programs, family planning clinics, toy libraries, craft sessions, dance workshops, and Vacation Bible School at multiple churches and centers. Includes contact numbers for several organizers and venue names like Ukiah Municipal Park, Greater Ukiah Senior Center, and Mendocino libraries.
Ukiah high school classes of 1938 1939 and 1940 locate many classmates with help from locals. Remaining unlocated include Audrey Doak Roberts Glenn Gibson Bob Hoene Jack Royce Harold Kaggs Wesley Van Horn Dorothy Stefani Smith Hazel Sanford Whipple and others. Reunion set for June 28 at Ukiah Grange Hall with cocktails dinner and dancing.
Marilynn Jean Roach and Bert Simmons exchanged vows at St Marys Catholic Church with a candlelight silk organza dress for the bride and pale blue tuxedos for the groom and party. Monsignor Andre Tournier officiated, music by Peter Corippo and Patti Westphal, reception at the Manor Inn, couple to honeymoon along the Pacific coast. They reside at 737 N Oak St Ukiah. Bert works at Seven-Up Bottling, Marilynn at Rawles Hinkle Finnegan.
The Ukiah Wranglers host an open horse show June 28 at Al Parker Arena in the 12th District Fairgrounds featuring English and Western classes. Events begin at 9 a.m. with Darlene Kraemer chairing the committee and entrants invited to contact Wranglers via P O Box 121 Redwood Valley or the Kraemer home at 485 8376.
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