Localites to Spend Summer in Hawaiian Islands
Several Localites plan summer study in Hawaii. Gretchen Hinz and Pat Toney sail for Honolulu with others bound for the University of Hawaii. Miss Reese Philbrook and Miss Leona join summer programs as teachers and students. Mrs Eglin, returning from Fortuna, travels to meet Lt Col Emmett Scott and Major Francois at Tripler Army hospital.
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Hawaiian Islands
Gretchen Hinz
Otto Hinzes
Thesday
Pat Toney
Ed Toneys
Mire Lewis Philbrook
Mark Eglin
Egiing
William Partridge
Fortuna
Oakland
Honolulu
Emmett Scott
American Army
Francois
Army Nurses Corps
Tripler, Army Hospital
Jon Island
Eepth Reese Philbrook
Yokaya
Sohoplus
United Air Lines
University of Hawaii
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Baptist Women Host Patio Dinner And Program
Members of the Baptist Women held a patio dinner and program on Tuesday. The guest speaker, Professor Wedean of Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, spoke on the subject Report to the Sponsors. She described the work of the organization, dormitory health, and activities on the school grounds.
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FAO
al Fe i Finin
En Sion
Fra Wedean
wWomen
Apeech &T
Berkeley Baptist Divinity School
Cirele
Soroptimists Install New Officers At Blue Bonnet Drive In
Soroptimist International plans an Installation Party Saturday at the Blue Bonnet Drive In on Highway 101 South. A cheer hour begins at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:30. Joan Satterwhite and Helen Mc Chesney will exchange the president's gavel during the installation ceremony.
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Soroptimist International
Blue Bonnet Drive-In
Highway 101 South
Joan Satterwhite
Helen McChesney
Luncheon Guests From Covelo Attends Higgins Home
Mr and Mrs W H Higgins hosted a Tuesday luncheon in Jones Street with Covelo guests Mr and Mrs George Biggay and Mr and Mrs Clyde Riffe. Higgins party traveled to San Rafael with Mrs Rachel Burwash who will stay with daughter Mrs H B Bolton. The Higgins also visited Oakland before returning.
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W. HL. Higgins
San Rafael
Higgins
Rachel Burwash
H. B. Bolton
Fliggins
Oakland
Jones St
George Biggay
Clyde Riffe
Covelo
Tuna Rice Budget Stretch Dish In New York
A simple budget stretching meal combines two cans of condensed bouillon with tomato paste oregano and pepper, then adds canned tuna and raw rice. Cook until rice is tender, stirring occasionally, and season to taste.
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New York
UPI
Don Mussers Daughter Joins Marin Camp Fire Girls Camp
Janice Musser, daughter of Don Mussers, will spend six weeks at the Marin County Camp Fire Girls camp near Calistoga after being home a week from the University of California at Davis. Her father took her there Sunday. Through Methodist Youth camp work she will assume responsibility as a unit director at the camp.
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Don Mussers
Janice Musser
University of California At Davis
Marin Coun
Calistoga
Methodist
Janice
Return of Hardman Family Delayed by Marines Move
Natalie McCoy and her baby son Kyle plan to return to Concord this weekend after a three week visit with Mrs Lena McCay at the Palace hotel. James Hardman, in the U S Marines, is stationed at Port Chicago awaiting travel arrangements.
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Till
James Hardman
Natalie McCoy
Kyle
Concord
Lena McCay
Palace Hotel
Mr. Hardman
U. S. Marines
Port Chicago
Mrs Jack Cox Visits San Francisco Market Week
Mrs Jack Cox traveled to San Francisco on Tuesday for Market Week, joining events and tours tied to the city’s bustling commerce scene. Local observers noted her attendance at showcase markets and related activities during the visiting period.
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Jack Cox
San Francisco
Betty Lou Casteel Weds Jack Thiederman in Aiken South Carolina
Betty Lou Casteel of Ukiah and Jack Thiederman of Santa Rosa married May 25 in Aiken near Fort Gordon with a judge officiating. The ceremony, followed by a dinner in Augusta, preceded Thiederman’s overseas deployment to Germany. Betty, a 1955 Ukiah High graduate and Miss Redwood Empire, and Jack, son of Merlin Thiederman, met at Santa Rosa Junior College and planned the wedding before his overseas transfer.
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Thiederman
Betty Lou Casteel
Jack Thiederman
Aiken
Boblinge
Germany
W. H. Castel
Crawford
Citate
Santa Rosa
W. HM. Casteel
S. Carolina
Fort Gordon
Betty
Banatt
Augusta
Roblinge
Ukiah
Santa Rosa Junior College
Lost-Found Director Says People Lose Heads
Mary A. Morris, 71, longtime head of Staten Island ferries lost and found, retires after 14 years of collecting about 200 items monthly. She recalls quirky finds from bones to bombs and notes the ferries carry 23 million passengers yearly and offer a famed five cent ride with city views.
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Staten Island Ferries
Miss Morris
Morris
Manhattan
Staten Island College
Button Bracelet From New Pattern In Workbasket
A simple home craft uses three rows of buttons in varying sizes to create a decorative bracelet. Sixty six buttons form the ornament with a foundation of thread and single crochet spacers.
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Workbasket Magazine
A Pantry Party Meal in Minutes with Tongue Slices
A summertime menu from pantry staples with steamed tongue slices in a horseradish sauce. Cook tongue in bouillon for about four minutes then whisk sour cream onion juice and seasonings into a sauce. Serve on a platter with heated sugared onions and a tossed salad followed by cold cakes. Makes six servings.
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Jemon
Let Jitters Show When Job Hunting
CHICAGO UPI Let those nerves show when you apply for a job says employment expert Norma Kennerdell who interviews hundreds of applicants for Hertz Rent a Car. A little nervousness indicates you are not a show off or blase about the job.
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Chicago
UPI
Norma Kennerdell
Hertz
Trick to Freezing Fresh Vegetables in Winter
Fargo North Dakota scare notes tricks from Ruth Dawson of North Dakota State College Extension on freezing asparagus and other vegetables. Pre cook, cool in cold water, and drain thoroughly to remove water. Wet veg cause ice crystals and inferior product. Wool garments should be cleaned before summer storage to deter moths.
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Fargo
N. Dp
Ruth Dawson
North Dakota State College Extension Service
Serve Shrimp Salad in Pineapple Shells
New York offers a cool summer salad served in fresh pineapple shells. Cut two medium pineapples, core and dice pulp, reserve juice. Mix 1 pound cooked shrimp with olives mint and pineapple juice, fill shells, chill, and serve with a mayonnaise French dressing blend. Serves 4.
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New York
UPS
Ray couple to return from California treasurers’ conclave
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ray Jr. will return tomorrow from the Feather River inn where Ray, San Joaquin County treasurer, attended a California county treasurers convention. He departed Tuesday and Mrs. Ray joined on Thursday.
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Sam Ray Jr
Feather River Inn
Mr. Ray
Mendocino
California
Bottle note from sea reaches Irish coast find
Thurl W. Severy sent a message in a bottle from a ship 800 miles off Ireland last summer. Matt McAllister, a 17 year old Irish schoolboy, found the bottle and reported that the note washed ashore January 26 midway between the Giants Causeway and Portrush on the northern coast.
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Waterville
Thurl W. Severy
Severy
Matt McAllister
Giants’ Causeway
Portrush
Ireland
How to Study Effectively Seldom Borrowed at SDSC Library
Brookings South Dakota State College library reports little demand for a book titled How to Study Effectively. A professor recently checked it out and noted the last borrower dated back to 1916.
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Brookings, S. 10
UPI
South Dakota State College Library
Home for Summer Delights and a College Major Note
Among college girls at home for the summer is Judy Gilmer daughter of Dr. and Mrs Don Gilmer. She came home Sunday from Fresno State College where she is an education major. Crumbled basil leaves sprinkled on top of grilled tomatoes add color and flavor after the tomatoes are removed from the broiler.
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Judy Gilmer
Don Gilmer
Fresno State College
Rummage sale and club events listed for June and July
Calendar notes show a June rummage sale by American Legion Auxiliary at the old telephone building on Smith St. Also in June a Newcomers Club bridge group at 8 p.m. at 1324 Yokayo Drive and a social meeting at Blue Bonnet Drive-In hosted by Mrs. Rinehart and Mrs. Schirle. Late June covers another rummage sale 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the same Smith St. location. July events include Welcome Wagon meeting at Mrs. Nicolaisen’s home and a Class of ’48 reunion at Ukiah High School with registration, dinner and cocktails at the Home Economies building and fairgrounds.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Smith St
Newcomers Club
Ray Clarkson
Yokayo Drive
Blue Bonnet Drive- In
Robert Rinehart
Frank Schirle
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
al Nicolaisen
Court St
Ukiah High School
Fairgrounds
Use Pictures To Enlarge Room
Pictures can make a room look larger or smaller says the Picture and Frame Institute. A long shallow print widens a narrow wall while tall pictures add inches to a low ceilinged room. Hanging pictures low also enlarges space. Mix sizes frames and subjects in groupings to turn problem corners into decorative spots. Predominant painting colors need not echo room color. repeat main color in an accessory. Choose frames coordinating in texture and wood with furniture.
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New York
UPI
The
Picture and Frame Institute
Institute
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