Needlework awards at Redwood Empire Fair Mendocino
The Red wood Empire Fair showcased skilled needlework by Mendocino County artisans with many claiming prize money. Winners include Margaret Rovera Redwood Valley first in Crossed Pitched and Elizabeth Poor Hopland in multiple embroidered categories, Opal Remington Ukiah and Melba Scalmanini Ukiah earning top spots in pillow slips and colored embroidery.
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Mendocino County
Margaret Rovera
Redwood Valley
Elizabeth Poor
Hopland
Theresa Farnsworth
Ukiah
Opal Remington
Melba Scalmanini
E. C
Box
Ruby Hulbert
Philo
Blanche Johnson
Fort Br
Tene Sagehorn
Topla
Melba Seah
Abeth Poor
E, C, Bok
Tletie Sagehorn
Me Spangler
Talmage
Pecot
E. C. Box
Elizabeth Poor Hopland
Ruby. Clow
H. H. Tuttle
Margaret—Rovera
Hoplanda
Ruth Spangler
Erda Kappeler
Winnie Starke
Dene Sagehorn
Frances C. Lytle
Grace van Patten
Marie Salmon
Juanita York
Armand Piola
Charlotte Wilson
Emily LeRoy
M. L. DeKeno
Margaret Singley
Jo Lane
M. L.dekeno
Calpella
Elaine Parrish
Marion Cundall
Mary Denna
John Franz
Ann Bruton
Leé Carter
Mabel Whitcomb
Potter Valley
Ruby Clow
Ruby
Clow
Get-Acquainted Luncheon for Easter Seal Society
Velma Sutliff of Fort Bragg presided at a luncheon to welcome Marian Petkivsek the area’s new field representative. The report highlights funds boosted multiple projects including Speech Therapy classes in Willits and Fort Bragg, a kindergarten for severely handicapped children, and lists numerous award entries and craft highlights from Ukiah to Hopland and Redwood Valley reflecting local engagement.
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Velma Sutliff
Fort Bragg
Easter Seal Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
California
Marian Petkivsek
Sam Cohen
Willits
Sutton
Mary Lane
Jean T. Lane
New Unified School District
Magazine subscription sales by VFW auxiliary crew
The Women’s Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1900 says E C Bennett and a team of National Magazine Service salesmen will visit the area to renew subscriptions. Proceeds fund hospital equipment loans to the community. Borrowers may contact Mrs. James Lavilette at 361 Mill Creek Road or 462 7914. A small deposit is refunded when equipment is returned in good condition.
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Women’s Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1900
E.C. Bennett
National Magazine ‘Service
Women's’ Auxiliary
James Lavilette
Mill Creek Road
Past Presidents Entertained at Patio Luncheon
Eleven past presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary were entertained at a luncheon hosted by Esther Withrow and Ethel German at the Withrow home on Jones Street. The event featured a garden patio setting, a varied menu from noted cooks, and social discussion after the meal.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Esther Withrow
Ethel German
Withrow
Jones Street
University of California Hospital
Alta Dillingham
Opal Wessels
Myrtle Eglin
Local Youth Terry Gibson Visits Ukiah Family
Terry Gibson was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Alvin Haas at Longvale. His parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Gibson and sisters Pamela and Melody, all of Ukiah, joined him Sunday. Terry was a dedicated hunter but had no luck. The group enjoyed swimming and visiting together.
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Terry Gibson
Alvin Haas
Longvale
Alfred Gibson
Pamela
Melody
Ukiah
Terry
Eleventh Largest Scout Gather to Be Held at Idaho Site
About 9,000 Senior Girl Scouts and 2,000 staff will assemble at the former Farragut Naval Training Station in Idaho for a large roundup. An instant city will form with dining and lodging facilities as meals are served to the attendees.
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Idaho
Farragut Naval Training Station
Redwood Riders Dance Friday Eve at Grange Hall
The Redwood Riders host a Friday Eve dance on Sept 3 at the Redwood Valley Grange hall open to the public with 90 cents admission. Hi-Fives will perform from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Refreshments of soft drinks and cupcakes served. Frank Bryant and wife chair.
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Redwood Riders
Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Hi-Fives
Frank Bryant
Bryant
Carver Family Visits Relatives Then Attends Giants Game
Their daughter Betty Carver of Carson City visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Clow. She left Friday to join her husband Lt. Col Jack Carver in Walnut Creek to visit Randall Clow's family. The Carvers and Randall Crows were in San Francisco Saturday to see the Giants play.
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Betty
N. H.) Carver
Carson City
W. T. Clow
Jack Carver
Walnut Creek
Randall Clow
Carvers
Randall Crows
San Francisco
Giants
Hospital drugs reshaped by decade of innovation
Chicago report from the American Hospital Association notes that about 75 percent of drugs, antibiotics, and vaccines in hospital use today did not exist a decade ago, highlighting rapid medical progress and evolving treatment options.
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Chicago
API
American Hospital Association
Raspberry Rhapsody Fruit and Angel Food Dessert
Noteworthy dessert combines raspberry gelatin with whipped cream and angel food cake. No cooking required, serves 12, layers gelatin and cake, chilled overnight, finished with warmed raspberry juice drizzle.
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Meadow Gold Dairies
Dangerous Age New York UPI Poison Statistics
Public Health Service studies show young children, especially age two, ingest poisons from medicines around the home. More than half of accidental pediatric poisonings occur yearly, with aspirin excessive intake responsible for about a quarter. Also advise repairing rips before washing to prevent worsening.
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New York
UPI
Public Health Service
Community event calendar for Ukiah area dates listed
A list of local club meetings, events, sales, and bookmobile stops from late August through September. Items include Over Fifty Club at Redwood Valley Grange Hall with Byron Graham as program chairman, LDS church style show at 1337 S Dora St, Welcome Wagon Club Board Meeting at Mrs Norman Strauss home, League of Women Voters orientation at Mrs David E Has kell, Bookmobile routes, Ukiah Emblem Club rummage sale, Redwood Riders dance at Redwood Valley Grange Hall with Hi Fives, Methodist Women’s Society rummage sale, Potter Valley and Calpella bookmobile stops, and Welcome Wagon meeting featuring a PGE home economist.
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Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Byron Graham
LDS Church
S. Dora Street
Spencer’s
Esther's
Welcome Wagon Club
Norman Strauss
N. State St
League of Women Voters
David E. Haskell
Whitmore Lane
Talmage
Oak Knoll
Hopland
Ole Hopland
Ukiah Emblem Club
DFM _Garage
Stair Street
Redwood Riders
Methodist Women’s Society‘ of Christian Service
Social Hat
Methodist Church
Corner Pine
Smith Streets
Potter Valley
Calpella
Redwood Valley
Bernard Harrison
Home Economist
Bee Sting Care Tips From Arch Reid Pharmacy
Arch Reid offers sting first aid tips advising remove the stinger, apply ice, and seek immediate medical care if pain persists. The advice stresses sting seriousness and urges seeing a doctor, with a plug for Medico Drug at 200 N State St for prescription fills.
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Medico Drug
N. State St
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Dennis Koskinen
Patricia Littlefield
Cristine Peterson
Mendocino
Diana Koskinen
Dennis
Cristine
Aahicke & Ieee
Purdy Hall
Temo Bartolomei
Edom Bartolomei
E. A. Howard
Round Mountain Ranch
Roland Hurt
Covelo
Mendocino County Cowbelles, Mrs. Arthur Romer
Perry Workley
Hellman Ranch
Hoplaiid
James McGuire
Bob Gorman
Seal Group
M. L. de Keno
Lois Wiley
Kathryn Thompson
Pat Speers
Maria Dockins
la- Seas Peak
M. L
Deepo
John Anz
Genevieve Dunn
Mabel Tierce
Crew
Orchard
DIAL
Maurine Eddy
Mendocino van& Storage CO
Mason Ph
U.S
Arch Reid
Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Travel Bureau
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