Ukiah Graduates Tour East Coast After Class Wins
June graduates Kathleen Ready and Gayle Anderson from Ukiah High School toured New York City and met Norwegian exchange student Peter Giving at the Empire State Building. They plan rest of trip visiting Scotch Plains New Jersey, World’s Fair sightseeing, and relatives in Oregon Washington and New Jersey. They marveled at the United Nations Building and will return mid month after a cross country journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Ukiah
Kathleen Ready
Gayle Anderson
United States
Empire State Building
New York City
Peter Giving
American Field Service
S. R. Boynton
Peter
Joe Readys
W. T. Andersons
Kathy
Scotch Plains
N.J
New York
Gayle
W. T. Anderson l
Chrissie
Ted
Portland
Ore
Andersons
Seattle
Vashon
Wash
Anderson
Loon Lake
Spokane
New Jersey
Ashbury Park
Manhattan Island
United Nations
Ukiah Emblem Club Aids Santa Rosa Women
On July 30 Ukiah Emblem Club 148 leaders led by Mrs. Lyle Briley and officers met Santa Rosa Elks wives in Elks Lodge to form an Emblem Club. A temporary charter is planned and a charter membership list is being prepared. A follow up session August 11 will start club procedures instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme District
Lyle Briley
Ukiah
Emblem Club 148
Pat O’laughlin
Bruce Lombard
Charlotte King
Dom Crinella
George Yellen
Santa Rosa Elks
Elks Lodge
Sherried Onion Soup Recipe Card
Dilute one can condensed onion soup with one cup water and one fourth cup dry sherry. Heat to simmering and serve in jugs or cups. Makes two or three servings.
Pharmacy Phacts On Drug Manufacturing And Access
A Medico Drug Company advisory notes that manufacturers produce drugs with small markets and highlights the humanitarian need for beneficial medicines. It urges consulting a doctor before filling prescriptions at its store at 200 N State St. Describing that all drugs must prove value, the piece reinforces reliance on pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medico Drug
Gerbers Return From Minnesota Family trip ends in Ukiah
The Robert Gerber family and accompanying guests Chrissie Jessie and Audrey returned Friday evening from Duluth Minnesota after visiting relatives. They toured Banff Jasper Park Roseburg and Seattle and stopped to visit Rev Fr Roger Anderson. They traveled 6500 miles over 25 days with no car trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gerbers
Chrissie
Jessie
Audrey
Duluth
Minn
Penny Johnson
Marsha Cook
Ukiah
Gerber
William Gerber
Downey
California
Minnesota
Canada
Banff
Jasper National Park
Roseburg
Oregon
Roger Anderson
St. Mary's Church
Seattle
Wash
Leo Cooks
Penny
Louis Johnsons
Andersons Have House Guests
The W. T. Andersons host a houseful of guests at their Can yon Drive home this week. Mrs. Myrtle Jones from Portland Oregon and Mrs. Russell Cook of Vashon Washington join Mrs. Anderson who was in the north. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. L Tom Pearce and their Downey family.
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W. T. Andersons
Canyon Drive
Myrtle Jones
Portland
Ore
Russell Cook
Vashon
Wash
Anderson
Horth
L. Tom Pearce
Downey
Newlyweds Settled in Los Angeles
Lewayne Ponsonby and Jerry Williams wed on July 13 in Las Vegas at the Little Chapel of the Flowers. The couple, now living with Lewayne’s mother in Ukiah born family, plan residence in Los Angeles at 2303 Arlington Avenue. Lewayne is a Ukiah graduate of 1860, with club activity. Jerry, Ukiah high school graduate 1861, works as a junior accountant at Olson Glass Company.
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Ellamage Ponsonby
Talmage
Lewayne Ponsonby
Jerry Williams
Los Angeles
Lewayne
Jerry
James G . Whitehead
Eastside
Church of Christ
Las Vegas
Little Chapel of the Flowers
Bride
Bridegram
Ukiah
Ukiahi
Mayme Williams
Redwood Valley
Arlington Avenue
Olson Glass Company
St Laurent Keeps Slim Silhouette Amid Rumors of Revolution
Paris reports Yves St Laurent presented a fall winter collection with little change in line, sticking to a slim silhouette. Hem lengths were lowered on dinner dresses, while jackets, trousers, and sportwear remained minimal. Rival Dior’s Marc Bohan avoided lengthening jackets as well.
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Paris
UPI
Yves St. Laurent
St. Laurent
Marc Bohan
Dior
Pierre Cardin
Golden Autumn fragrance for fall 1964 launches
Seasonal scent Golden Autumn by Prince Matcha belli debuts as the third fragrance in the season series. After Labor Day, readers are advised to scrub away tans and use home conditioning to prepare for tweeds and knits while stocking Bath Soap Bath Oil Dusting Powder and Cologne at Uki ah drug stores.
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Prince Matchabelli
Ukiah Drug Stores
Electronic outdoor temperature gauge decor wall piece
An indoor reading of outdoor temperature is provided by a new electronic thermometer. It serves as a decorative indoor wall piece and connects to an outdoor sensing device via standard doorbell wire, allowing distances up to 200 feet.
Coed Describes a Poland Front Visit by Student Group
The letter recounts a Stanford student group’s Poland trip focusing on the University of Warsaw, the Polish Student Union, and the System. It notes four parties including United Workers, a coalition of factions, censorship limits, and the belief that reforms will come within the existing System. It contrasts Poland’s socialism with Western models and mentions perceived Westernization through contact with France and Western Europe.
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Chrissie Cook
Stanford University
Italy
University of Warsaw
University of Socialist Youth
United Workers
Poland
Russia
France
Europe
Calendar of local events and club meetings listed by date
Dates and locations for the upcoming community events include County Library bookmobile stops in Talmage Oak Knoll Hopland and Old Hopland, an American Legion Post 76 picnic at municipal park, Ukiah Promenaders workshop and business meeting, Potter Valley Calpella and Redwood Valley library stops, a Legal Secretaries rummage sale at DFM Garage, Paul Bunyan Days celebration with Timber Show, Barber Shop Quartet practice, Ukiah Model Plane Club monthly meeting, Eagles Auxiliary and Eagles lodge meetings, Ukiah Square Shooters square dancing class and workshop at Ukiah Grange Hall with Ernie Close contact.
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Talmage
Oak Knoll
Hopland
Old Hopland
American Legion Post
Municipal Park
Ukiah Promenaders
Frank Zeek
Potter Valley
Calpella
Redwood Valley
DFM
Paul Bunyan
IOOF
Ukiah Model Plane Club
Jack Markus
S. Dora Street
Ukiah Village
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
Church
Oak Streets
Ukiah Square Shooters
Ukiah Grange Hall
S. State Street
Ernie Close
Fall Hats Take Spotlight With Corduroy And Cotton Suede Styles
Fashion writer notes cotton corduroy rollers and cotton suede deer stalkers lead fall headwear. High crowned visors top dresses and coats, with body free jackets and straight coats shaping up. Elusive elaborate hairdos fade as hats offer a smart, youthful update for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hennessy
Alan
NEW York
NEA
Fay
Sherlock
Go Shanks Mare Ten Mile Walks Urged For Fitness
Olympic veterans Richmond and Alice Landau urge daily walking as the near perfect exercise and call for more outdoor recreation sites. Landau, a former Yale track champion, recalls walking 10 miles daily in childhood and across the country plan she helped foil after the 1920 Antwerp Olympics.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Richmond
Alice Landau
Antwerp
U.S
Landau
Little Willie
Landou
Yale
Hotchkiss
Landan
Salisbury
Conn
Landans
Westchester County
N.Y
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Manhattan
Creamy chilled vegetable milk cocktail
Combine condensed cream of asparagus soup with condensed cream of celery soup and cold milk. Add ice water. Shake or blend until smooth. Serve in tall glasses or pre chilled mugs garnished with paprika. Makes four to six drinks depending on size.
Bean Soup Float Recipe Tip
A simple bean soup float combines one can of condensed black bean soup with an equal can of water. Stir until smooth and simmer. Add a dash of aromatic bitters for flavor if desired, then pour into cups and top each with a dollop of sour cream. Makes two servings.
Papaya Leaves Tenderized Meat 400 Years Ago in Mexico
Historical note reports that Mexican Indians used papaya tree leaves to tenderize tough meat about four centuries ago. The account highlights traditional food practices and culinary knowledge from the period.
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Gay Tucker Neep
Woman's Page
Kathleen
Jwhord
Ukiah Emblem Club
Arch Reid
Gerbers
MR. and
Mrs
Ralph Oliver
DIAL
Coed
Communist Front
Johnson & Johnson
Police ‘Gazette
Maurine Eddy
Orchard
Grange
Pine Street
Willits
Foster's. Store
South State St
Cyossana
Aan
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