Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 5

Daily Journal, Ukiah Friday, June 15, 1973 NEkVS abwt MENOOeiNQtOUNTir Betty by reft honored Chamber, friends CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY Sue Mihalyo, dressed in white, receives the gavel as president of the Moonbeam Chapter of the Children's Home Society, from Marie Ann Denham, retiring president. Ceremonies took place Friday at Vichy Springs. Other newly installed officers are Yvette Zeller, left, corresponding secretary; Dolores Harnilton, treasurer; Punkie Hammell, vice president; and Helen Klingbeil, right, recording secretary. Each new officer holds a key to her office, presented her by Mrs. Denham.

photos by Fae Giacomini'Vatfuone vows red fed here 10 YEARS PINS Eleanor Hamilton, left, and Gladys Mattson, who have been members of the Moonbeam Chapter, Children's Home Society, 10 years. Were awarded pins Friday at the chapter's installation luncheon at Vichy Springs. Moonbeam Chapter was organized in Ukiah in 1958. Favorite Recipe Il's summer. time for easy living.

Slay cool, crisp and unwilled as you prepare Melon- Cup Chicken Salad. Served with a flair in melon cups, this refreshing hot- weather salad will delight your guests. It combines mouthwatering cantaloupe, tender chicken, shredded crisp romaine, and crunchy walnuts. Enhance the flavor with a "souper" dressing featuring condensed Crpam o'f Chicken Soup, sour cream, lemon juice and ground ginger. Thanks to condensed soups, dressings that are smooth and not-too-rich can be made in a jiffy to wake up the flavor of many cool summer salads.

MELON-CUP CHICKEN SALAD 1 can oz.) condensed Cream of Chicken Soup 14 c. sour cream 2 lbs. milk 2 tsp. lemon juice 'j Isp. ground ginger 2 medium cantaloupes, cut in half cross-wise 4 c.

shredded romaine 1'L' C. of cubed cooked chicken c. chopped walnuts Combine soup, sour cream, milk, lemon juice, and ginger; chill. Scoop out melon halves with melon bailer; scallop edges with a sharp knife. In bowl, toss melon balls, romaine, chicken, and walnuts; spoon into melon halves.

Serve with dressing. Makes about 8 cups salad. Lacquer metal lamp bases for easier cleaning. Diane Vattuone of Potter Valley hafe become the bride of Lester Giacomini of Point Arena, in nuptials at St. Mary of the Angels Church, Ukiah, and the two are making their first home in Manchester where the groom is employed by Logging Company.

Father Roger Lamoureux tied the nuptial knot on May 19 before a gathering of friends and relatives from all over Mendocino County. A reception followed at the Home Arts building at Ukiah Fairgrounds. Diane, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitcomb of Pbtter Valley, wore a gown of peau de sole with cotton waist and wide panel of cotton lace.

Flared cuffs of cotton lace trimmed her long narrow sleeves puffed at the shoulder, and two tiers of lace ruffles trimmed her train which iell from the waist of her gowii, She wore a pilgrim bonnet trimmed in pearls to hold her elbow length veil, and she carried a cascade bouquet of daisies and yellow roses. Her bridesmaids, and matron of honor wore yellow batiste over taffeta, yellow picture hats and carried white daisies with yellow centers. Sherie Vattuone of Ukiah, niece of the bride, who served as her flower girl wore a gown identical to the bridal gown. Even her bouquet was the same as the bride's. Yellow and white gladioli and yellow daisies were used to decorate the chapel and the reception hall.

Cathryn Sant of San Francisco, the bride's sister, served her as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were classmates of the bride: Leslie McGillvary CLOTHES FOR BLIND At the Lighthouse, New York Association for the Blind, blind young men and young women are taught basic conepts of line, texture, color and design as an aid in the selection of clothes for their own wardrobes. The presentation of materials is in a non-visual manner and is worked out independently by fashion students from the Fashion Institute of Technology. KBLC 1270 kc KBLC "The Voice of Lake County" NEWS-MUSIC-SPORTS YOUR LAKE AND MENDOCINO CO. PROFESSIONAL SPORTS STATION LISTEN TO THE WORLD OAKLAND A'S Keep Boosting Loke County and Kristy McGill of Sacramento and Vickie Guntly of Ukiah; and Terris Stometta of Point Arena.

Warren Giacomini, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. Ushers were Robert and Stanley Stometta cousins of the liridegroom; Rick Brojeski and Louis Lombardi, all of Point Arena. Jerry Price of Point Arena was ring bearer. Diane and Lester both attended Butte junior college. She is a graduate of Ukiah high school, and he of Point Arena high school.

They spent honeymoon at Lake Tahoe before settling on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Giacomini the bridegroom's parents also live in Manchester. Betty Pro(t, graduatiifg senior at was honored Tuesday night at a dinner party hosted by Jim and Donna Lake, with family; friends and Greater Ukiah Oiamber of Oommerce staff in attendance'.

Betty, ai member of the Chamber staff for three years, was inresented a gift of jewelry from the board of directors, in addition to other gifts. Miss Proft is the recipient of scholarships from the Mendocino County Legal Secretaries Association, Emblem Club and Ukiah Firebelles, and has received a Sr. elflxens planning fishing trip A fishing trip is planned 21 by the Progressive Senior Citizens instead of the organization's monthly potluck at the Veteran's Hall. The trip will take the group to Catfish Alley, Lake County picnic' ground Indian reservation, two and a half miles from the junction of Highways 20 and 29 going towards Lakeport. Seniors have been instructed to turn left at the ta-idge.

Meat and buns will be provided by the club. Each senior will take his own table service, water and a hot dish. Those who need transportation or wish further information in regards to the trip may call 462-4196. "Die senior citizens will all meet at the Greater Ukiah Senior Center, 601 State Street, at 9 a.m. to leave for Catfish Alley.

All senior citizens will be welcome. Bank of America Achievement Award and home economics award at Ukiahi. She plans to attend Mendocino College, and continue working in the Chamber office. In attendance at the party were Betty's mother, Elsie Proft; her sister and brotherrin- law, Vera and Mike Nuhes, vilth their TorU classmates Janet, Melissa Gillette and Sheri Uva; Chamber Manager Frank Wolfe, his wife, Judy, and son, Michael; the Lakes' daughter. Tori; and friends Arthur and Audrie Avery, Francis Krch, Charles Gray and Mark Raymond.

Sending gifts but unable, attend were Chamber President Bob Axt and his wife, Jan and Adena Townsend, another member of the staff. The dinner and party was held at the Lakes' Valley home. CORSAGE FOR GRADUATE Jim Lake pms a corsage on Betty Proft, who was honoredhy the Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce staff Tuesday at a graduation party at the Lake home in Redwood Valley. Betty has worked at the Chamber office for three years. photos by Raymond.

LITTLE HOSTESS Tori Lake entertained her own little guest, Michael Wolfe, at a Tuesday party honoring Proft on her graduation. of Jim and Lake in Redwood Valley by members of the Ukiah Chamber of Com- staff. Michael is the son of Frank and Wolfe. Dates to keep June 16 Final day of Indian Arts and Crafts Festival, lo a.m. to 10 p.m..

Home Economics building, Ukiah Fairgrounds. June 16 Ukiah Promenaders third Saturday hoedowm, 8:30 p.rti. to 12, Frank Zeek School. June 16 Mexican dinner, 5:30 to 8 p.m., Little Lake Grange, Willits. Adults, children under 12, $1.25.

June 19 Ukiah Promenaders workshop, Frank Zeek School; round dancing, 8 to 8:30 p.m.; intermediates, 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. June 19 Legal secretaries membership meeting, 7:30 p.m., Deerwood Swim and Tennis Club. June 20 and visual screening at Mendocino County hdian Health Center, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, at 108 W. Qay Street.

No fees. For information or for, transportation call 462-0535 or John Locke, 10351 East Road, 0536. June family films: "Cattle Ranch," "Largest Animals of the Arctic," "Nature's Half Acre," 7 to 8 p.m., Mendocino County Library. June 21 Mendocino County Kennel Qub, 8 p.m., home of Redwood Valley. AT HOME IN MANCHESTER Mr; and Mrs.

Lester Giacomini (Diane Vattuone) who were married here May 19, are making their first home in Manchester. by Stella Sanderson Factory Showroom Clearance Sale WATER BEDS. COMFORT BEAUT.Y OUAlltY WATERBED FRAMES Sunburtt'four poster Colonial.four poller El Rancho Cuclom Dorado Suincd with dowellol cornert t275 Ref. tzao Ret .1205 Rcf. $180 SALE 1200 SALE SALE SALE $130 Re(.

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