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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1968
Page
2
The Iris display, hosted annually by the Redwood Iris Society, will be held Sunday May 12 in the Floricul ture building at the 12th District Fairgrounds. The public may enter labeled iris specimens, with entry on Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday until 10 a.m. The display opens Sunday from 1 30 to 7 p.m.
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A manufacturer reports a new clock thermostat with improvements aimed at top accuracy for homes. It lets you sleep cool and wake up warm, automatically lowering heat at night and rising it in the morning. The unit features hermetically sealed mercury switch contacts said never to need cleaning.
Welcome Wagon members and husbands held their second annual potluck supper at Mrs. Harold Tuttle's Cypress Avenue home. Mrs. Ken Rosen won the door prize on a lucky chair. The meal featured fried chicken salads and dessert with guests including the Tuttles Shortridge Butcher Brightenstine and Mrs. Figone.
Nancy Lee Butcher of Talmage wed Darrell Dean Linderman of Calpella on April 12 at Ukiah Methodist Church. The couple, both connected to Ukiah High, plan a diploma for Nancy in June while Darrell finishes Navy service at Mare Island. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Clifford Ford after basic training at Great Lakes. Family mourners and friends attended a reception at the Foucault home, with numerous relatives listed as present.
In Toronto a five foot black non venomous snake a budgie a hamster and fish are kept in a small zoo in the children's waiting room at North York General Hospital to calm young patients. Administrator John McKay says the idea came from observed therapy in Pittsburgh hospitals and staff member Jean Taylor believes it will help upset children forget their fears after procedures.
Wipe 20 to 25 fresh mushroom caps with a damp cloth and reserve stems. Blend one 4 ounce can of chicken spread with two tablespoons of tomato paste. Divide the mixture among mushroom caps and sprinkle tops with Parmesan cheese. Bake about 15 minutes in a preheated 400 degree oven. Reserved stems may be used raw in salads or as garnish for soup or vegetables.
Stretch a sheet of aluminum foil under a towel or ironing cloth to reflect heat and speed touchups without pulling out the ironing board.
Mrs. Larry Logan near San Diego, Dorene Venturi, was honored at a Las Vegas wedding shower hosted by Mrs. Harry Pasero Calpella. Guests included family members from Venturi and Solomon clans plus many cousins and aunts. The event featured a carousel motif yellow and green decor, a formal cake, ice cream and coffee, and gifts including money for the couple's new home.
A diet Q and A addresses sugar free labels, calories in sugar substitutes, and confirms similar calories across stone ground whole wheat graham and whole wheat flour. It also notes nylon lace seam lining is easy to apply but warns about heat on sheer fabrics. Dishwashers suit septic tanks and use less water with proper rinsing. A Route 66 print bedspread offers a bold, washable decor option.
Dates to keep May 7 Welcome Wagon Club installation dinner 6:30 p.m. Ron De Voe Restaurant 1130 S State May 7 Willits Frontier Twirlers new beginners class 7:30–9 p.m. Baechtel Grove School May 9 and 16 Training for Girl Scout Camp Counselors 10 a.m.–2 p.m. club house city park Bring sack lunch notebook and pen Register with Mrs Walter Heady at 462-4473 May 10 Mothers Day observance of Ukiah Elks Lodge 1728 barbecued chicken dinner Elks Wabash Avenue Hall Social hour 6:30 p.m. dinner 7 p.m. Get tickets from officers May 10 Candidates Night of Ukiah Grange 8 p.m. Ukiah Grange Hall open to the public May 11 Work party at the Girl Scout campsite Mill Creek Canyon Bring a shovel saw hammer pruning shears and picnic lunch Contact Mrs Walter Heady 462-4473 Time 9:30 a.m. May 80 Dedication of flag pole CSEA grounds Mill Creek Canyon 11 a.m. A Scouts Own service
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