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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
2
The ascorbic acid vitamin C helps cement body cells, strengthen blood vessel walls, resist infection, and aid healing. The body cannot stockpile it for days. daily intake is needed. Cooking with excess water and poor storage destroys water soluble vitamin C. frequent colds may signal deficiency. Check up if symptoms persist.
The piece discusses bruising as a sign of blood vessel weakness and emphasizes a diet rich in fresh fruits and vegetables with citrus or tomato. It explains scurvy symptoms, then shifts to a consumer note comparing term and permanent life insurance options, urging readers to request a free Family Life Insurance publication.
Local girl Janet Arlene Wissinger and Rodney Lee Owen of The announcement are engaged. Janet, daughter of Ruth Wissinger and Dr R B Wissinger, completed two years at Pacific Union College and plans to study occupational therapy at Loma Linda University. Rodney finishes four years at Pacific Union College and will attend a school at Loma Linda University next year.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Webb of 617 Myron Street announce the engagement of their daughter Beth to Danny Sentency son of Mr and Mrs Sam Sentency of Redwood Valley Danny, a 1961 Ukiah high graduate, has served four years in the U S Navy and now works for Masonite Beth is a senior at Ukiah high The couple will marry June 23 at Trinity Baptist Church.
At an informal dinner in Alameda the engagement of Sharon Dillon to Robert Elwyn Woolley of Sacramento was announced. Sharon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dillon, recently moved from Ukiah to Fairfield with her parents. She attended Armijo High, a Sacramento beauty school, and works in Sacramento. Woolley is a UC Davis engineering student from Alamada High School. He lives in Sacramento. The wedding is set for September 10 in Davis where they will establish their first home.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Caouette of Observatory Avenue announce the birth of a granddaughter to their daughter Patricia Caouette Traulsen and son-in-law John F Traulsen of Richmond. The baby weighed 9 pounds 4 ounces at Alta Bates hospital Berkeley. Grandparents and aunt Emily Caouette anticipate further family visits as News follows regional updates.
Lakeport artist Nevin Kempthorne will be presented by the Valley section of the Mendocino County Art Association on Thursday evening June 15. The meeting time shifts from Tuesday to 8 p.m. at the Mendocino County Library clubroom, 108 W. Clay Street. Kempthorne, with 34 years teaching experience across four states, uses a distinctive method to help students form mental pictures before painting, and she will demonstrate live with audience choices for portrait still life or landscape.
It isn’t necessary to anchor benches permanently to a patio but advisable to shift their position slightly to keep the paving under each bench leg dry and in good condition.
About 200 friends attended an open house on June 5 in Point Arena to honor Tony and Trudy Giannini on their 25th anniversary. The Gianninis have owned Disotelle's since 1966. a buffet supper ran 7 to 10 p.m. with dancing music by John Blazevic. Many local residents and friends from nearby areas joined the celebration and mingled with family.
A U S housing study finds wood frame houses offer superior tornado resilience and safer occupancy compared with nonwood types. The report highlights structural advantages and suggests considerations for homeowners in storm-prone areas.
A compiled schedule of community events and meetings in Ukiah and surrounding areas. Includes Beta Tau and Beta Sigma Phi gatherings, AAUW branch board meeting, Volunteers Recognition Night at the Mendocino State hospital auditorium, art association programs at the Mendocino County Library, an Actors Workshop production of Blithe Spirit at Ukiah High School, Veterans of World War I district meeting with a reception, and weekly TOPS club meetings. RSVP and contact numbers provided.
Judy Lauppe formerly of Ukiah wed Rev John Curtis Treherne of Mobile Alabama in a June 10 ceremony at Bethel Temple Sacramento officiated by Rev Clyde Henson. Relatives from Ukiah Sacramento Arcata Canoga Park and Orland attended. After a reception in Gaston Hall the couple departed for San Francisco and the coast en route to Mobile then Africa as missionaries.
This text addresses how language use shapes impressions and success, stressing organized practice in pronunciation and vocabulary. It highlights parental involvement, consistent daily word learning, and integrating new words into daily speech and writing for a functional working vocabulary.
A blue and ink baby shower for Mrs. Carl Naumann, Diana Morganti, was hosted at Sue Hamson’s home on June 3 by Mrs. Ray Jacobs and others. Games centered on a baby motif. prizes went to Mrs. Herb Hampton, Mrs. Archie Tindall, and Mrs. Donald Brown. Diana opened gifts including a stroller and high chair. Refreshments followed. Attendees included many relatives and friends, with several sending gifts in absentia.
A doorway or wall backed bench stores briquets sun mats croquet equipment and volleyballs near the patio. The design resembles a window seat with a hinged lid built from pine boards or tongue and groove slabs, cleated together to form a sturdy storage and seating unit.
The guide advises making the gate a few inches wider than the opening between posts to ensure about one inch clearance on both the hinge side and the latch side for smooth operation. It emphasizes accounting for framing, weather, and hinge installation.
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