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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1969
Page
2
Odd phrasing describes a quick supper idea using soups as a meal or beverage. It mentions inviting friends and serving noodles with tomato or beef flavors. The text hints at simple, speedy prep using chicken and SOD SOR.
In Utsunomiya, Japan, about 6000 women in farming communities signed up for a time payment plan to fund their children's weddings five years ahead. Participants contribute 200 yen or 300 yen monthly, equivalent to roughly 55 or 83.3 cents. The effort echoes the proverb even dust, when piled up, may form a hill.
An out of town wedding featuring Kyle Irene McDonnell of Eureka and Trenton Fullerton of Ukiah was solemnized June 8 at Christ Episcopal church Eureka. The couple, after a Victoria Vancouver honeymoon, reside at 823 Thirteenth Street Eureka.
Ginger Masini organized a program on Pomo weaving with Elsie Allen describing baskets. The meeting included a report by Virginia Wonder, installation of Alice Woodard as president, and plans for a quarterly birthday event at Mendocino State Hospital. The Blod Bank session and donor drive were noted, with retiring president Stella Barra farewelled and Alice Woodard taking office. Dolores Shannon won the mystery prize.
Dates list multipleUkiah club events including Lions Club dinner June 27 at Lake Mendocino club house 8 p m cocktails 7 p m. Frontier Twirlers Willits anniversary June 28 at Bacchtel Grove school 8 30 p m to 12 with Ernie Close and Milt Adams calling refreshments after dance. Moose chapter 816 installation June 28 8 p m Moose hall. Dime a Dip supper and card party sponsored by Ukiah Grange Committee of Women’s Activities June 28 6 30 to 7 30 p m Grange hall S State Street. July 1 Welcome Wagon Club regular meeting 7 30 p m Bernita Sedenko 640 N Spring St. August 23 Antique rummage sale by Ukiah Barbershoppers DFM garage 575 S State. Every Thursday Barber shoppers chorus meeting 8 p m 156 E Standley St next to Daily Journal. Every Tuesday C est La Vie meeting 7 p m Holy Trinity Episcopal church.
Michele Francine Sanchez and John Allen Scudero plan a Sunday marriage at St Mary of the Angels Church with a 1:30 p.m. ceremony. A Saturday rehearsal and a reception at Lake Mendocino clubhouse precede the event. Bridal party includes three sisters, Chi Omega members, and friends from Ukiah, Santa Rosa, Chico State, and San Jose State. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Mountain View while Michele finishes college and the groom works in Menlo Park.
Mendocino County Farm Bureau held its annual Sunday picnic at the country grounds on Highway 20 drawing about 250 members and families. Ethel Savage of Redwood Valley chaired the event with a large committee including Ethel German Mrs Pete Barra and Tony Royer. The meal featured barbecued beef prepared by cooks Chet Linser Pete German and Percy Whitcomb using beef raised by a 4 H boy with Bureau financing. Green salad French bread beans punch for children and coffee for adults completed the menu.
A quick recipe for banana sandwiches with French toast. Beat 3 eggs with 1 tablespoon sugar 1 percent milk and 4 teaspoons nutmeg. Dip 6 bread slices and fry in butter until browned. Layer remaining slices, serve with syrup honey applesauce or cinnamon sugar. Makes 3 servings.
Nancy West hosted a garden luncheon at 115 Glenwood Drive for Carol Lynn Lawrence. Guests included family and friends from Napa Santa Rosa San Anselmo and Ukiah as plans for the August 23 Presbyterian church wedding to Jerry Glase Palmer were announced. Gifts featured a recipe box from Aunt Mrs. Daniel C. Reardon of New Orleans.
A Center for Private Sector Economic Studies projection shows Mexico’s 1980 population at 71.94 million with 36.30 million men and 35.64 million women. It notes a 652,700 woman shortage and that 66.7 percent of people will live in urban areas. The 1970 census estimate is 51.08 million with 25.6 million men and 25.4 million women.
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