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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
2
California council warns to keep dairy perishable foods cold covered and clean to preserve flavor. Tips urge minimal door openings avoid hot food in fridge and plan freezing, clean interiors weekly, remove frost and defrost when needed. Also advise lowering thermostat during vacations to save energy.
The Brundage collection of Oriental art is on display at San Francisco's De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park. The 5th century bronzes and varied pieces show a range of forms and motifs, including animals. The new wing maintains the building's monumental style and adds inviting corners and garden views, urging visitors to pace themselves for full appreciation.
Gay Tucker Neep, women's page editor, is on vacation until August 15. Francine Bearden will substitute in her absence. Neep has gone to Gig Harbor Washington to see her ill brother H. L. Tucker and will stay with her niece Mrs. Vernon Moon in Tacoma.
The Traffic department of Pacific Telephone held a luncheon presenting attendance and safety awards to staff. Mrs Bud Lang received a bracelet for one year, Mrs Ralph Emery a two year track emblem, Mrs Andrew Basci a three year cradle charm, and Mrs Grace Secrist and Mrs Ma Wilson also honored. Martin Bakker chaired as manager.
A Marine unit stationed near Mendocino plans to rotate into a home trailer at Ad ana Se higherent. The Ames group, part of training at Camp Pendleton, must return there and depart August 18 for reassignment.
Breadcrumbs stirred into scrambled eggs expand portions and introduce a new flavor profile, offering a heartier texture. The technique enhances volume while adding a subtle crunch and savory notes to the dish.
The piece describes a glittering hair chain and hair bandette set in gold plated charms with synthetic gems for holding keys and styling purses. It highlights colors, multiple shades, and uses from whistles to miniature flashlights, while noting designers favor simple silhouettes for fall and winter fashion and a shift toward beltless looks across daytime dresses.
This fragment offers sewing tips for knits, recommending needle sizes No 11 for lightweight knits and larger sizes for heavy knits. It advises nylon, mercerized cotton, or silk thread, high stitch counts, and slight looser tension. It also mentions stretching fabric and testing for breakage, plus a pamphlet titled Stretch Fabrics available free. It also covers whitening a yellowed white wool sweater by hot water and hydrogen peroxide, with long soaks up to overnight, and suggests tinting if whitening fails.
Mrs. U. S. Savings Bonds will visit Northern California the week of August 1 as part of a nationwide tour. She promotes buying Bonds as faith in America's future and will stop in San Francisco Sacramento Oakland Stockton Monterey San Jose and other cities as a Treasury Department representative led by Henry H. Fowler.
Ukiah Aristocrat Caravaners schedule a Grass Valley rally for Travel Trailer Clubs of America delegates led by wagonmaster J Edward Hill and assistant George Bradley. Members plan August 4 to 8 travel, with September hosting at Willow Point Lakeport and a bazaar.
The James Langtons and family moved from 1156 Helen Avenue to 1310 S Helen Avenue, previously the Darby residence. The text notes early windmills were used for dry corn grinding in Revelations in the seventh century A.D.
A garbled list of events includes Welcome Wagon and Legion meetings, Theta Rho and other sororities, rummage sale, Peace meeting, publication of fashion shows, Pineapple Fiz event, actors workshop, square dancing lessons, bridge club, TOPS group, Optimist Club meetings, and other civic gatherings with dates, times, and locations scattered through the text.
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