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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1965
Page
2
Digest of common nutrition guidance on washing rice carrots beets and breakfast habits. It notes rinsing rice can reduce thiamine, mature carrots hold more vitamin A, beet tops provide greens, and breakfast inclusion aids weight management. It advises dairy and medical consultation for dieting.
Cornelia Rebekah Lodge 205 met with Noble Grand Mina Thompson to announce fall events. Rummage sale dates were set for Sept 2 and 3 pending building access, with contact Mina Thompson at 462-2692. An initiation was scheduled for Sept 13 at 7:30 pm in the IOOF hall, with practice Aug 27 at 7:30 pm.
Detroit report says public school libraries nationwide lack essentials. Edwin Castagna, president of the American Library Association, urged $628 million in added funds at the ALA conference. He called for $106 million yearly for books and $522 million for staff to boost centralized libraries, aiming to more than double 192 million volumes within about 12 years at current spending.
Neighbors near 1190 W Perkins Street welcome Mr and Mrs Jack Tenney and family Nola Becky and baby sister born since arrival. Jack Tenney a Brigham Young University and USC graduate is appointed administrative assistant to Ukiah City Manager Lyell Cash.
In 1900 the nation had only 8 104 women with college degrees reflecting the era's limited higher education access for women.
The Emblem Club corner will sell cookbooks featuring 100 plus tried and true recipes from Ukiah women cooks. A sample Fanny Crinella recipe for pork sausage and beef sauce is included. The 99 other recipes reflect years of lodge and club dinners and are priced for gift giving.
Stanford education professor Robert N. Bush warned that teacher attrition drives student dropout rates. Speaking at the New York Conference of the National Commission on Teachers Education and Professional Standards, he noted over half of certifie d teachers from last June will not be teaching within two years.
The Ladies League of St Marys parish announces a wine tasting festival and fall fashion show on Sept 19 at the Lake Mendocino clubhouse with a Festival in Athens Grecian theme. Committee chairs include Mrs George Sullivan decorations and Mrs Shannon show chair. Tickets available via Mrs Don Charters or Mrs Walter Sallee.
A firm introduces a new high intensity lamp offering high and low light settings, plus a jointed swing arm for wide arc positioning. A separate vinyl laundering aid folds like a concertina to keep hands dry while expanding and contracting in use. An iron with built-in lamp brightens work and may dampen clothes.
New York UPI reports Dr Joel E Adams of San Bernardino warns that rapid pitching strains drive elbow injuries in 13 and 14 year olds known as Little Leaguers elbow. In a study of 80 junior pitchers every case showed elbow damage. remedy favors using a relief pitcher sooner to reduce rotation stress from curve balls.
Mrs. Walter Bearden returned Monday to her Oakland home from Ukiah where she visited her son and daughter-in-law Bruce and Nancy Bearden. She brought home granddaughters Nancy and Susie who spent the summer in Oakland while their mother substituted on the Womens Page at the Ukiah Daily Journal.
Mr and Mrs Robert Gerber and family returned Saturday from a delightful week at Lake Tahoe.
A compendium lists upcoming events in Ukiah including the Aug 17 WWI veterans potluck at 6:30 p.m. in the Veterans Nee Building, Aug 17 Welcome Wagon card party at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Howard Little, Aug 19 BPW potluck at Miss Mary Doherty on Alice Street, Aug 31 Welcome Wagon Board Meeting at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Norman Strauss, Sept 7 Welcome Wagon meeting with program on P G E home economist, Sept 19 St Marys Ladies League wine tasting and fashion show at Lake Mendocino clubhouse, Aug 26 Ukiah Promenaders Hoedown at Frank Zeek School 8–11 p.m. with Bud Grass calling, and recurring square dancing and Pocahontas council activities led by Danny Daniel and Lee Buckingham at Ukiah Grange Hall.
Arch Reid surveys how historic rulers writers and leaders might have fared with modern medicines. The piece argues new drugs ease daily life and urges readers to consult doctors before filling prescriptions at Medico Drug at 200 N State St. corner.
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