Surprise baby shower honors Mrs Reginald Johnson
Mrs Reginald Johnson was surprised by friends at Barbara Hunt’s Empire Drive home. Co hosted by Miss Carol Houston and Miss Barbara Hunt, the pink and blue decor featured diaper shaped cups and an egg cradle tree. A sleeping baby photo display hung above the honored chair as gifts and games followed the cake with “Welcome Baby.”
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Reginald Johnson
Empire Drive
Barbara Hunt
Carol Houston
Bernard Harris
Johnson
Mrs Ray Leaves Sunday on Trip to Europe
Mrs Theresa Ray plans a three to four month journey starting Sunday from San Francisco to Germany. She will visit Bremen and Berlin with relatives, meet friends in France in September, sail home via North German Lloyd to New York, then visit nieces and nephews before traveling to Cincinnati to see the Ken Jones family in Oklahoma.
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Germany
Theresa Ray
San Franccisco
Sam’ Ray Jr
Lufthansa
Bremen
Berlin
France
Septembr
New York
Cincinnati
Beaded curtains debut at Russ Stonier Designs
In Chicago decorative beads of modern materials go on sale by the yard at Russ Stonier Designs in the Merchandise Mart. The new stringing and colors offer ways to dress shower curtains vanity skirts disguise storage areas or create instant wall art.
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Russ Stonier Designs
Merchandise Mart
California Film Offers Home Video Recording System
A California film company markets a home videotape recording system priced at $1,000 that yields immediate playable high quality recordings of live action or TV broadcasts. It can function as a home movie camera or help viewers watch overlapping programs by watching one while recording the other.
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California
Mexican exchange student joins Banfield family in California
Upi Larios a 13 year old from Guaymas Mexico replaces Ray Banfield's sister in the Banfield home at 40 Lorraine Street as part of an exchange program. He tours Eureka San Francisco Chinatown and Candlestick Park with the Banfields before joining about 25 other Mexican students for a return trip home August 13. His father runs a shipping business in Guaymas.
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Upi
Larios
Guaymas
Mexico
Ray Banfield
Banfield
Lorraine Street
Lois Banfield
United States
California
J. E. Banfield
Eureka
Redwoods
San Francisco
Chinatown
Giants
Candlestick Park
Ray
Ing
Study Tracks Why Shoppers Switch Stores and Brands
A 18 month study by Kroger, Reuben H Donnelly and Progressive Grocer probes why housewives and others abandon loyal buying patterns. It analyzes elderly, young married, Black, working wives and teens, noting time constraints, convenience, and neighborhood stores influence. The project traces shoppers pantry to supermarket trips and retailer service.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Kroger
Reuben H. Donnelly
Progressive Grocer
Robert W. Mueller
Best Food Buys In the West
West markets report rising wholesale egg prices with larger sizes up 2 cents a dozen and medium sizes up 1 to 4 cents. Butter gains up to 2 cents a pound amid higher bulk costs. California ready to cook fryer chicken trends higher. Pork mostly steady to 2 cents higher per pound. steer beef cuts largely unchanged. Produce is plentiful with bananas, grapes, melons, peaches, beans, and leafy greens in good supply. Seafood like crab, halibut, salmon, scallops, shrimp, and rockfish are abundant.
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West
Arizona
California
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
West Coast
Water resistant washable collar and cuffs debut
Harry Frechtel showcased a fall and winter collection featuring jackets with wool collars and cuffs treated with a chemical to repel water. The design allows quick cleaning as the coated areas resist soiling.
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Harry Frechtel
European Trip Kurt Keeps Promise Made 25 Years Ago
Kurt Schmitz, born in Germany, plans a 25th anniversary trip with Eva, visiting Oslo Stockholm Copenhagen and several German and French towns after a 1940 Carson City wedding. They will obtain a Polish visa to travel via Posen Danzig and return to Wuppertal. A family reunion at 1070 N Pine St in Ukiah marks the milestone. their sons Kurt Jr. and Paul live in San Francisco and Ukiah.
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Kurt Schmitz
Schmitz
Germany
Carson City
Nev
Eva
Kurt
Europe
Puyallup
Atlantic
Oslo
Norway
Denmark
Hamburg
Berlin
Posen
Danzig
Wuppertal
Homcourt
France
Riviera
Monaco
Spain
Portuual
N. Pine Street
Paul Schmitz
Fritz Wuester
San Francisco
North Ukiah Little League
Kurt Jr
University of San Francisco
Paul
Ukiah High
Tacky Meet Highlights Welcoming Wagon Club Event
The Welcome Wagon Club held its last general meeting at Mrs. J. T. Center’s home with members in tacky outfits. Mrs. Douglas Silva won funniest costume and Mrs. Howard Little earned the tackiest honor. New ideas discussed included a white elephant sale, winery tour, golf lessons, and displaying Welcome Wagon signs around town. The next meeting is Sept. 7 at Mrs. Bernard Harrison’s home, with Pa cific Gas and Electric’s Virginia Shattuck showing a home decorating film. Guests included Mrs. Paul Underwood, Mrs. William Becher, and Mrs. R. E. Rowland.
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Welcome Wagon Club
J. T. Center
Douglas Silva
Howard Little
Bernard Harrison
Virginia ,Shattuck
New Birds Eye Vegetables Add Five Frozen Mixes
Three new frozen prepared vegetable blends arrive from Birds Eye including cut green beans and baby lima beans with pim iento, chopped broccoli with cream sauce, and corn with carrots and pearl onions in cream sauce. Also new boil in bag cuts: sliced carrots in butter sauce and French green beans in butter sauce.
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Birds Eye
Hair Shrinkage Tricks for Wet Bangs by Stylists
UPI reports that women trimming bangs after washing find hair dries shorter. Stylists say cut bangs to eye brow level when wet to prevent shrinkage as hair dries.
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New York
UPI
Hawaii Program For Secretaries
A dinner meeting of the Mendocino County Legal Secretaries Association was held Monday at Brooktrails Lodge in Willits. Vice President Sharon Starks chaired the event. Vera Winslow of Willits introduced guest speaker Mel Butcher of Fort Bragg, who presented slides of his travels to Hawaii in 1960.
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Mendocino
Reading instruction should start at home or kindergarten
New York report states children can begin reading at age three and should, with three to six the most favorable years for teaching. Watson Washburn, president of the Reading Reform Foundation, argues experts delayed reading until six or seven, wasting crucial early years.
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New York
Ship n Shore Introduces Knee-Length Stretched Shirt
Ship n Shore expands into all in one wear with a knee-length stretched-out shirt. It features a shirt cut down to the knee, Levi-stitched denim and woody autumn madras fabrics, a small round collar, and full Italian cuffed sleeves.
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Ship 'N Shore
Gelatin Rhubarb Recipe From Grassland News
Ukiah housewives with canned rhubarb will enjoy this recipe submitted by Therese Kernz of Neillsville Wisconsin. It uses a pastry crust, rhubarb coated with gelatin, and a sugar flour butter crumble topping baked at 350 degrees for about 50 minutes.
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Ukiah
Grassland News
Therese Kernz
Neillsville
Wis
Sleep gimmicks in Chicago aim to help snorers
A Sleep Institute survey from the Spring Air Mattress Co shows gimmicks to aid sleep. Methods include ear plugs and muffs to block noise, a device emitting a steady hum, an elastic band to bite the snorer’s mouth shut, and a snore ball on pajama backs to prevent sleeping on the back.
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Chicago
UPI
Sleep Institute of the Spring Air Mattress Co
Skaters Learn Post Session Blade Care Tips
Protection New York UPI notes that ice skate blades stay sharp with quick after skating care. After each session dry blades, apply a thin film of petroleum jelly to prevent dulling and corrosion. Pack jelly in skating gear for on the go maintenance.
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New York
UPI
Community Event Schedule Highlights Local Clubs
Dates list August events for Royal Arch Masons Welcome Wagon Club BPW Ukiah square dancing Keweena Council Pocahontas VFW and BPO lodges Ukiah Promenaders Square Dance Club detail weekly classes and meetings at Ukiah venues with times and hosts including Mrs. Howard Little Mrs. Norman Strauss and others.
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Royal Arch
CSEA
Royal Arch Masons
Welcome Wagon Club
Palace Hotel
Howard Little
Mendocino Drive
Mary Doherty
Alice Street
Norman Strauss
N. State St
Bernard Harrison
Home Economist
Ukiah Square Shooters
Ukiah Grange
Ukiah Grange Hall, S. State Street
Danny Daniel
Kewanna Council
Pocahontas
Joo Hall
E. Standley Street
VFW Post—1900
Women's Auxiliary
Veterans Memorial Building
BPO
Lodge 1728
Wabash Ave
Ukiah Promenaders
Frank Zeek
Bush and
Low Gap Road
Bud Grass
Ukiah Journal Holiday Trip to Hawaii Planned
Ukiah Journal announces an annual holiday trip to Hawaii from October 17 to 26. Details are at the Ukiah Travel Bureau and Palace Hotel with folders now available.
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Hawaii
Ukiah Journal
Ukiah Travel Bureau
Palace Hotel
Special training for high-ability students planned this summer
About 7 500 of the nations high ability secondary students will receive special training in science and mathematics this summer through 179 summer science training programs sponsored by the National Science Most of the training programs offer instruction in depth of one or more science subjects such as geology biology or mathematics
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Washington
UPI
National Science Foundation
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