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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1966
Page
2
Oak Hill Community pool opens summer with a teenage pool party on Wednesday evening. Bridge resumes at noon on Wednesdays with both men and women invited. Members should also save July 9 for an adult dinner overseen by Social Chairman Margaret Angell, featuring a Japanese pagoda in honor.
In Italy, matrimonial want-ads run in major papers under matrimoni, with frank listings from 97-year-old men seeking rich brides to young widows and doctors. ads even note parents negotiating for offspring. Marriage bureaus promise rich, serious matches, while daisy fashion themes and fall colors shape cosmetic and apparel trends.
Ukiah residents gathered Thursday at the Palace Hotel for a farewell luncheon honoring Mrs. Ruth Giannoni before her Europe trip. Attendees included Mrs. Walter Sandelin and Mrs. Joe Rea while Francine studied at the University of the Pacific and hoped to work part time to fund her trip.
Pat Orser presented a senior piano concert at Pacific Union College on January 1. Attending were her parents Mr and Mrs Neil Orser and sister Miss Beth Orser, grandparents Mr and Mrs Guy Orser, aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Torser, Mrs Esther Munroe, Miss Shirley Ann Munroe, Mrs Glenn Miller, and out of town guests Mr and Mrs Melvin Orser and David of Salt Gabriel, cousin Mrs Wallace Luyster of Calistoga. Pat was assisted by soprano Janet Lundeen with Merrill Barnhart on piano. The program featured Beethoven Sonatina in F major Op 10 No 2, Mendelssohn concerto movement in A, and Brahms, Debussy and Bartok selections. The recital was well attended by students and faculty and noted as a highlight of the music department projects.
New York United Press International reports on a University of Michigan study showing college students experience high accident rates. The data cover injuries from curbs and doors to dishes, trays, stools, beds, and even bites by animals, underscoring broad safety risks.
The town once linked to Jesus as his boyhood home is now Nazareth, a city of about 25,000. It features a cigarette factory, tobacco plantations, stone quarries, and two mineral water works, reflecting a diverse local economy.
The council elected new chiefs Wilma Hutt Natalina Collins Martinelli Elizabeth Bardana and others at a gathering starting 6 30 p m at Fjord s Smorgette. A dinner followed with refreshments served by Norma Van Deventer and Sharon Beek as members retired to the dining room.
A range of new travel and comfort items is announced including a heavy duty caddy luggage carrier with swivel axles and 100 pound capacity. A rugged five foot float with unbreakable face mask and underwater viewer targets lake pool ocean and river use. Window shades using Milium insulator offer summer cool and winter warmth with room darkening. A compact luggage piece opens to store four pairs of shoes hair spray cosmetics and toiletries plus lingerie in a large zippered compartment.
Historians contend Ramses II ruled Egypt during the Exodus era, aligning the biblical Moses story with 1301 to 1234 BCE. Scholars debate precise dating, yet Ramses II remains the leading candidate for the pharaoh of that period.
A reader's mix of home care questions is answered with practical guidance. Topics include removing fluorescent dyes from fabrics, safe washing of an electric blanket, cleaning dusty houseplants, choosing child safe pesticides, and nutritional value of darker bread.
Recipe fragment describes sifting corn meal and flour with salt, stirring in shortening and boiling water, forming balls, rolling to four inch circles, peeling paper, and cooking on a greased griddle until lightly browned on both sides. It reads as a thrift kitchen method.
The reply urges sisters to let the bride decide, suggests involving the mother and sister, and notes the groom may share cousins their own age. It reassures that the day should be about the bride and groom and that the “Last Word” belongs to the sister.
Dr. Katherine B. Luzader, age 94, continues a Greenville practice begun nearly 60 years ago though patients are fewer. She divides time between office and living room, recalling house calls in horse and buggy and noting a note from John F. Kennedy praising her support of the county tuberculosis program. Born in Nokomis, Illinois, she trained at Chicago Medical School, graduating in 1906, and never married to keep practicing.
The U S Department of Labor was created in 1913 to advance workers rights oversee promotions and enforce labor standards through federal programs and agencies. It marked a major expansion of national oversight over employment conditions.
A series of local community notices for Ukiah and nearby areas lists events and registrations from June 20 to June 22. Activities include a senior citizens potluck at the Methodist church social hall, adult swimming lessons at the municipal pool with a $5 registration for seven lessons, a Mendocino Lake County Medical Assistants Association meeting at 720 S. Dora Street, a Patio potluck by Ukiah Emblem Club hosted by Rita Drivell, a World War Veterans Barracks meeting at the Veterans Memorial building, a Golden Anniversary celebration for Kewanna Council Pocahontas, and a Mendocino Lake District Garden Clubs meeting at Harwood Grove Branscomb with a 12:30 p.m. potluck.
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