Expert Sees Need For Better Education For Marriage Problems
Prof Mel Sager of the University of California says the third year is the riskiest for marriages with one quarter ending in divorce. He urges a nationwide study and census on divorce, plus systematic marriage education to prevent breakup and reduce out-of-state divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Jeschke
SAN Francisco
UPI
YWCA
Mel.Sager
University of California
Sager
U. S
Europe
Norway
Ireland
Sweden
Finland
Switzerland
Denmark
United States
American Bar Association
Ukiah Man and Bride Now In College Married
Ukiah man Jim Buchanan and Bonnie Brantley wed July 3 in a garden ceremony at Santa Rosa Junior College. He studies radio and television at Chico State while she attends classes. ceremony attended by family from Ukiah, Medford, Sebastopol and Berkeley. Honeymoon to the redwoods. reception, cake, and photos followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
State College
James Buchanan
Conlin
Nelereiey
Medford
Ore
Citrus Avenue
Garden Cottage
J Jim
Chico State
Orovillé
Jim
Ukiah High
K Suchanan
Ukiah High School
Winifred Burger
Mendocino County
Bonnie
Santa Rosa Junior College
J. H. Williams
Velmar Avenue
Coddingtown
Santa Rosa
Howard Dalton
First Methodist Church
Ukiah Methodist Church
Winifred Townsend
Warren Townsend
K. P. Buchanan
Craig Bosworth
Lee Mosley
Bride
Cecille Brunner
Sharon Fazio
R. L. Brantley
Med‘ford, Ore
Donna Brantley
L. A. Ryersong
J. C. Jones
Sebastopol
Brannaka
Ramento State College
Gordon Pomeroy
Berkeley
Robert Gordon Pomeroy
Ronald F
Townsend
David’ F. Townsend
Oakland
Latham H. Allen
Bay Area
Townsends
Buchanan
Jim Conlin
Bonnie Brantley
Chico State College
K.P. Buchanan
Big Hand Given In Fair Booth at Ukiah Grange
Ukiah Grange Economy s Committee women met August 24 at Mrs Harold Tuttles Cypress Avenue home to praise Virginia Shields chairing the hamburger booth at the Fair and salute the workers. Proceeds were better than last year and planning shifts to the November bazaar with Mrs Tuttle as mystery package booth chair. An aprons towels and pillow cases display was shown and Sept 15 a meeting at Jeanne Walkers W Perkins Street with Lois Eldrick as co-hostess was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Grange
Economies Committee
Cypress Avenue
Harold Tuttle
Virginia Shields
Golden Autumn Scent for Fall Styles and Hearty Tweeds
To highlight Autumn fashion a bright crisp scent with autumn tang is promoted. Golden Autumn by Prince Matchabelli started as seasonal but remains a year round favorite, pairing with tweeds plaids leathers and boots typical of Fall 1965. Available in Ukiah stores in Bubbling Bath Oil Perfumed Soap and genuine perfume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Matchabelli
Ukiah
Make Candles From Cotton Wick And Beeswax
A recipe describes preparing a wick from heavy cotton cord and rolling a sheet of beeswax around it to form candles. Varied shapes and sizes are achieved by rolling lengthwise for straight candles and diagonally for decorative options.
Tape Used by Salons In Current Hair Sets
New York IPI report notes salons now use cellophane hair tape to secure curls and bangs, replacing some pins and clips. NHCA cites wide adoption for wet sets and home touch ups, with cautions about skin irritation and avoiding the eyebrows during removal. The tape works on wet or dry hair and doesn’t pull skin, with history tracing to 1920s wig styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Baron
Garrison-Ramon
LePage
United States
Europe
NHCA
Bailey
Grace Doran
Palm Springs
Calif
Marguerite E. Buck
Hair brush cleans fuzzy blankets with strokes
An old hair brush works well to remove fuzzy balls from blankets. Brush downward across the blanket thoroughly, either while wet or after it dries.
Floriculture Awards Listed By Fair Entries
The article lists first awards in the Floriculture Division for Aug 19 and 21, with many entries by name and location including Ruby Hulbert Philo Elsie Farnsworth Potter Valley Sandra Babcock Fort Bragg Agnes Chapman Ukiah Mary Milone Hopland and Elsie Farnsworth Potter Valley. Winners cover African Violets Bonsai Ferns Geraniums Hyacinth Hoya Ivy Lily Orchid Begonias Fuchsias and more with multiple plant types noted as first awards and ongoing coverage through today’s edition. TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hulbert
Philo
Paul Davis
Coleus
Elsie Farnsworth
Potter Valley
Begonia
Grace M. Gowan
Elsie ‘Farnsworth
Sandra Babcock
Fort Bragg
Arthur Bradley
Ukiah
Mary Milone
Hopland
Martha Washington
Margaret’ Rovers
Redwood Valley
Potter Valey
Margaret Rovera
Jerry Sedenko
Agnes Chapman
Cascade
Bessie E. Scott
Hise Farnsworth
Elsie
Farns Otter
Pott Valley
Mary von Kageler
Asters
Crego
Eleanor Daut
Celesia
Cockscomb
Potter
Community notices and events from Ukiah area
Calendar of meetings and rummage sales listed for Ukiah groups including PTA orientation at Mrs Has kel home 151 Whitmore Lane and City League of Women Voters. Collectively items note bookmobile stops on Sept 1 and rummage sales at Ukiah Emblem Club DFM Garage State Street, LDS church North State Street, Rebekah Lodge 221 North State Street, Methodist Women Society of Christian Service at Pine and Smith Streets, plus Barber Shop Quartet practice at Ukiah High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
Oak, Knoll
Hopland
Old Hopland
Ukiah Emblem Club
DFM
S. State
S. State Street
LDS Church
N. State Street
Rebekah
Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist
Allergies Tied to Environment Says Doctor
Dr Arnold Dankner of St Louis Jewish Hospital explains allergies arise from environmental exposure rather than birth. He notes one in eight people will develop a significant allergy. hay fever is ragweed pollen caused and allergies often run in families with varying substances. Women may be sensitive to metals and jewelry related reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
API
Arnold Dankner
St. Louis Jewish Hospital
Dankner
Jeet
LDS Three Day Rummage Sale at State Street
Clothes and articles of all types will be available at minimal prices. The rummage sale begins at 1 o clock Thursday September 2 and runs until 2 p.m. at 207 S State Street. It continues Friday and Saturday with sales from 9 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sponsor is members of the LDS church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. State Street
Wee Ee
LDS Church
Milk programs boost youth nutrition and dairy market growth
Publicly supported lunch and other school milk programs aim to improve nutrition among young people and expand milk demand. Nutrition education and research funded by dairy and food industries strengthen the market for milk and healthful foods. Also notes steps for safe steam canner use including valve and gauge checks.
Mirror Mate promotes honesty in cosmetics and sleep
A New York United Press International item reports on a free guidance booklet titled Mirror Mate by Gossard Artemis and Syd Simonis. It urges realistic beauty goals, warns against makeup overuse, and offers precise tips on skin tone matching, application, and personal presentation for different body types and daily settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Gossard
Artemis
Syd Simonis
Chicago
PTA Board Meeting Set For April 31 Morning
The Frank Zeek PTA board will meet Tuesday morning at 10 30 at the home of Mrs Don Richardson 8 Alice Avenue. Plans for the new year’s activities will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zeek Pta
Don ‘Richardson
Alice Avenue
Accident toll of young men in New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company statisticians report accidents are a greater threat to lives of men aged 15 to 24 than any other cause. Accidental injuries kill more in this group than cancer, homicide, or suicide combined, by over three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
Bay
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Leather care instruction for belts in old manual
Wash leather belts with mild soap suds and rinse with a cloth wrung out of clear water. Dry and rub lightly with wax polish.
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Donald la Tracy
Lois Crawford
Wich Hill
Frank Crawford
Pew
Freitas Street
Hawaiian Islands
Jerome
LDS
Our
Thur
Yokago
Beauty Aid
Mill Streets
Kiwanis
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