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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1966
Page
2
New York report cites 3600 annual deaths from falls in kitchens as heavy appliances and items on high shelves pose risks. National Safety Council and Aluminum Association urge safety checks and proper handling to prevent injuries.
A fragmentary text outlines kitchen safety tips including turning utensils away from the front of the range, using two hands on pan handles, keeping hot mitts handy near the stove, avoiding towels as substitutes, and keeping flammable materials away from heat. It advises using metal tools and nonburn plastics, filling saucepans modestly, using insulated-handled utensils, and employing a long-handed aluminum pan drainer to prevent spills.
United Press notes new fall looks from cosmetologists association with tight neck fits and side curls. The Western style returns, shown by a split cowhide hooded coat paired with cotton suede slacks. Lopez laments women’s pregnancy looks, while others joke about camping tent wear.
Redwood Valley residents gathered at the home of Mrs Gerie Locatelli for a surprise wedding shower honoring Mrs Ron Ornaiti. Games included Name It with prizes for Terry Ashford, Barrén Lane, Helen Inns and Clara Baton. Refreshments followed as guests from Ukiah and Calpella shared in gifts for the couple.
A surprise gift shower for Diana featured apricot decor and refreshments including ice, fruit punch, and candies. Hostess Mrs John Vassar coordinated games with help from Verna. Diana will wed Carl Naurmann on August 27. Guests included bridesmaids Susan Hamson and Sandy Timossi. many relatives and friends attended or sent gifts.
The event honoring Virginia Van Sickle featured pink and blue decor with guests arriving by poolside in a Redwood area setting. Attendees included Campton residents and numerous honorees and relatives who sent gifts from Eureka Bak field Oakland and San Jose while Ben resumes studies at San Jose City College.
At the California State Fair from August 31 to September 11, more than 40 California hairdressers will compete in a styling contest showcasing the Astro Curve and other space age trends. The event, judged by the California Hair Fashion Council, awards trophies from the California Cosmetology Association. Hairdressers provide models and prep their looks offstage. final results are judged on the comb-out. The public may attend the free show in Governors Hall on September 4 at 5 30 p m.
Combine two shredded wheat biscuits with grated cheese and two tablespoons melted butter. Halve four tomatoes and fill each half with about two tablespoons of the mixture. Bake in a 350 degree oven until heated through.
The Rhodes plan an August 2 garden reception at their home to celebrate Cindy Rhodes and Dennis Pickner, newly married July 24 at Park Wedding Chapel Reno. Nev. The couple’s families and local guests attended, sharing memories of past weddings and a sixteenth birthday celebration.
At the 12th District Fair on Saturday August 20 at 7 pm a real livestock auction will feature about 20 steers and 10 ewes whose leanness and finish have been tested. 4 H and ERA members present animals, Bert Johnson handles bidding with price tied to the market. buyers may take home halves or halves of halves to yield about 150 pounds of beef for two families, with delivery to Ukiah.
Visiting at Mrs. Grover C. Neep's Todd Road home are grandnieces Christine Tucker and Laurie Tucker of Tacoma Washington, daughters of Herbert L. Tucker of Gig Harbor. A nephew plans a sight seeing trip in San Francisco before taking them home. Christine attended a fashion show at the LDS church on Barrett Avenue in San Francisco named for California's first governor Peter H. Burnett, elected in 1849.
Town groups announce August events including Citiens for Peace meeting postponed to Aug 25, a BPW potluck Aug 18 with Mary Doherty, an AAUW gourmet dinner Filipina Fiesta at Conrad Cox residence, a Pond Shrine Club luau Aug 27 in Mendocino Lake, a Shrine breakfast Aug 28 near Ukiah, and an AAUW board meeting Aug 30 at Rod Palmer’s residence with recreation hall access. Reservations by Aug 10 and 29 provided.
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