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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1972
Page
3
Indians from the Pomo Yokayo Yurok and other tribes showcased leather work bead work basket weaving and jewelry making during Yokayo School Cultural Day on Friday evening. The event featured sixth grade entertainment by Barry Braverman and students in bilingual cultural classes.
Mrs John Norberry was installed as president of the Saturday Afternoon Club at the Manor Inn by Edward Axt. Officers include Mrs Frank Crane as first vice president and Mrs Donald Thornton as second vice president. A $200 scholarship was awarded to Stacia Eriksen who plans to attend Chico State College. District officers attended and will aid in finding the club's new Carson City home as the Ax ts move from Ukiah.
A reader asks if can labels can be trusted and how to ensure picnic foods stay safe. The advice emphasizes reading labels fully and keeping hot foods hot and cold foods cold, using ice chests or insulated bags for picnics.
Mendocino County Kennel Club members competed at Eureka and Santa Rosa shows with Hoss the Rottweiler earning reserve winner and second in open class while Barney the Cairn terrier won novice. Other locals entered Afghan hounds Borzois and bull terriers with multiple placements. A separate community note offers food safety tips and education on evaluating home study courses.
The Life Line film strip depicting Presbyterian overseas medical work will be shown for the United Presbyterian Women's Association program at Bromley Hall. Mrs. William J. Mellis will lead the 1 pm dessert meeting with Mrs. Elwood Oakley as president in charge. Hostesses include Mesdames Stephen Geletko, Lee Logan, Lillian Dean and Audrey Tuttle.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Men doza of Santa Rosa announce the engagement of Brandi Michele to Bob Singley Ford son of Mr and Mrs Lin Ford of Ukiah No 5 Fairview Court. Ford is a Ukiah High School graduate employed on the Ford Ranch. Brandi Michele is a Montgomery High School graduate enrolled at Santa Rosa Junior College. The couple plan a January wedding and will reside on the Ford Ranch.
Joyce Keith and David William Kiebert wed Monday at Villa Montalvo Saratoga. Rev. Conrad B. Rheiner officiated the double ring ceremony. Both work at Menlo State Hospital with Kiebert as social worker and Keith as psychiatric technician.
The engagement of Robert Larsen son of Mrs Kenneth Larsen of Willits to Elfega Garcia of Yuba City has been announced by the bride elects parents Mr and Mrs Bardomiano Garcia. Both attended local colleges and plan teaching careers with no wedding date set.
Myrtle Oakley received a 50 year jewel at a Cornelia Rebekah Lodge meeting. The presentation featured Bess Hayden and others. Oakley’s husband Elwood pinned the jewel. A prior 1922 initiation in Nickelson and leadership roles since 1929 are noted.
A selection of local events for June includes Ukiah Sports Car Club at Angelo's Pizza at 8 p.m. June 4, United Presbyterian Women's Association film strip Life Line at Bromley Hall on June 1 at 1 p.m. Festival 72 runs June 1–4 at Ukiah Fairgrounds. June 3 features Ukiah Lions Club pancake breakfast 7 a.m.–1 p.m. at the old Bank of America lot. Beachcombers Square Dance hoedown June 3 8:30 p.m.–midnight at Dana Grey School. Beginner square dance class registration June 5 at 7 p.m. at the municipal clubhouse. Rummage Sale for Bangladesh June 6 10 a.m.–6 p.m. at Porcupine Family Activity Center N State Street next to Foster's Freeze.
Jeremy LaVerne Shields was born May 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shields in Sacramento. The Shields, Ukiah High School graduates, have paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Clair Moore of Dora Street and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Gerald Phillips of Oak Court Road. The family later lived in Ukiah as Jim worked for Al Thrasher and he attends Heald's Business College full time.
Seamstresses seek space saving ideas as patterns fabrics and notions overflow. A hollow storage chest and labeled boxes fit under beds to free floor area and organize sewing supplies in compact homes.
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