Teenager turns hobby into fashion business in New Rochelle
Eve Rothstein a 16 year old New Rochelle NY student sews her own wardrobe and rents garments from her wardrobe. She is a finalist in a national sewing contest with a trip to Scandinavia as prize. She aims for Parsons School of Design and a future as a dress designer. A nationwide teen sewing boom is noted with 44 million home sewers producing 300 million garments yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Eve Rothstein
New Rochelle
N.Y
Rothstein
Scandinavia
Parsons School Design
New York City
yOf Design
Ann Fogarty
Fogarty
United States
Pat- Stern
Pworkss
Althhough
Attha
Look
Parsons
Miss Rothstein
DuPont
Richard L. Hallet
Who Pays For What In A Wedding Etiquette Guide
The Ukiah Daily Journal outlines who bears costs in a wedding, listing 12 common expenditures from invitations and church fees to rings, accommodations, and the honeymoon, noting the mother of the bride as the undisputed director. It also mentions a dressmaker charging for simple garments and a discussion about modesty trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Daily Journal
Women's Page
Gay T. Neep
Sterling Silversmiths Guild of America
Norse potato salad with sardines in olive oil
A summer salad combining canned Norway sardines in olive oil with sliced potatoes, celery, Romaine, cucumber, and hard-boiled eggs. The dish is dressed with olive oil plus vinegar and a hint of dry mustard, then arranged with lettuce and decorative sardine pyramid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Farewell lunch for Library secretary Barbara McGuire
Library secretary Barbara McGuire was honored at a farewell luncheon by Ukiah Mendocino library staff before departing for Marin County. She will work in the Marin Civic Center designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, receiving a corsage and remembrance gift. Attendees included Miss Carolyn Dorn Miss Mattie Murphy Miss Sharon Cantrall Miss Kathy Graumann and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara McGuire
Ukiah-Mendocino
Manor Inn
McGuire
Ukiah
County of
Marin
Marin County
Frank Lloyd Wright
Barbara
Carolyn Dorn
Mattie Murphy
Sharon Cantrall
Swimming safety rules to reduce teen drowning risk
Hartford based insurers urge six water safety rules for males ages five to twenty four to prevent drownings. Never swim alone and avoid risky moves. never dive in strange places or swim under diving boards. avoid water during storms or when overheated or after eating. Do not attempt rescues. use a boat or throw a line, or clothing for grip. The seventh rule warns against unnecessary risk when helping others. a safety film You Are the Lifeguard is available through Aetna Life & Casualty.
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Hartford
UPI
American Red Cross
National Committee On Films For Safety
Aetna Life & Casualty
Conn
New Auto Security System Uses Keyless Combination Lock
Manufacturer unveils auto protection that disables start without correct combination. If ignition is engaged while misaligned, horn sounds and the system prevents ignition jumping. Also showcases a walnut picture-frame display with maroon velvet pads offering over 200 square inches for medals and an 8x10 photo or citation. Suggested for military or athletic remembrances.
Fashion tips for cuff links and decorative shades
A fashion piece outlines cuff link ideas using shank buttons with enamel patterns joined by strong thread, and a ribbon method to create bow ties. It suggests decorating plain window shades as bulletin boards, with DIY fabric paints and decals, plus hair care and a fresh-up box for desks. It ends with seasonal color tips and bold accessories like bellbottoms, daisies, and bright tops.
Home Answers on Cleaning and Cooking Myths
Practical tips and clarifications from a consumer questions column cover water use for washing, teflon pan safety, ring fashion, babysitting ads, tummy flattening exercises, nylon spatula use, freezing fruit for diabetics, and where to obtain freezing bulletins from the local Ukiah office.
Ukiah Community Calendar Of June Events And Meetings
A list of local meetings and social events in Ukiah and nearby areas for June. Highlights include square dance instruction, Red Seekings club activities, Redwood Antique Bottle Club at Willits High School, Anderson Valley Farm Center potluck, a priest farewell reception at St. Mary’s, Moose Lodge meetings, Friends of the Ukiah Mendocino Library, Welcome Wagon gatherings, a 50 and Over Club event, and regular C est La Vie sessions at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Dates span June 17 through June 30 with times and locations noted.
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Redwood
Willits High School
Anderson Valley Farm Center
Apple Hall
Bertram Mulligan
St. Mary's Church
Cyprian O'Leary
Donal Sullivan
Finnian Carroll
William Coughlan
St. Mary's
Ukiah
St. Mary of the Angels School
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Fern Spencer
Friends of the Ukiah-Mendocino Library
County Library
W. Clay Street
Welcome Wagon Club
Joan Silva
State Street
Redwood Valley Grange
Ukiah Chapter
Moose _hall
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Bernita Sedenko
N. Spring Street
C’est la Vie
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Wood care guidance for furniture surfaces
When cleaning or maintaining wood furniture always follow the grain. Use a lint free absorbent cloth to dust and apply gentle care during waxing and minor repairs.
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Moonbeam Chapter
Children's Home Society
Joe Zeller
Richards Lower
Ted Goforth
Doug Pennington
Larry Maxson
Ben McNally
Mendocino County
Womer Gay Tucker Neep
Woman's Page
Ernest. Williams
William Fernandez
Gay
James V. Healion
Uncle Sam
Samantha
John Parducci
John Nelson
William S. Smith
Barbara Eversole
Pioneer Co
Monte) Hill
Pat
al) Beltrami
Cong
Don Clausen
Ollie
Dawn
Journal
G. Hunter
Avon
Low Gap Road
Paramount
Tony Randall
Aneta Cial
Ieee c
Theiler
Daily Journal
Hopland Volunteer Fire Department
Hopland
Ukiah Square Shooters Workshop
Francis Kreeh
Krch
Sidney Poitier
Technicolor
Sid
Hepburn
Tracy
Island OF the
Blue Dolphins
Robert Hoggiog
Pajor Zoret
Sania
Christian Yand
Candy Technicolor
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