Birthday Open House for Mrs George P Anderson
A surprise birthday anniversary open house was hosted Sunday afternoon by her son and daughter for Mrs George P Anderson in Ukiah. Relatives from Carlsbad Claremont Benicia Fresno Davis and Lakeport attended making the gathering near 50 relatives. Separately New plastic spice tins with two openings and stackable design debut from McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Anderson
Center
N. Oak Street
Albion
Mendocino County
Journal
Bernard C. Schindler
Carlsbad
Carrie
Géorge M. Anderson
Woodland
Stephen
Margaret
Mary
Anderson
George E. McKay
Andrew McKay
Guntly
Anderson Valley
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Ukiah High School
Chester
Wilbert Frame
Benicia
John Phillipps
Fresno
Glenn Stackhouse
San Francisco
Derald Gibson
Davis
Lakeport
Lena Gibson
Jack
Donald Gibson
New York
UPI
McCormick
Lamb and Red Noodles Recipe from The Butcher
A narrator recalls being fooled by Harry the butcher who suggests his Lamb and Red Noodles recipe. The method details browning lamb, adding garlic, tomato paste, water and ale, then simmering with wide noodles, finishing with oregano and parmesan for four servings.
Headache Research Expands Yet Prompts Questions
New York reports that two decades of headache study outpace all prior medical learning but raises more questions. An advisory conference at Montefiore Hospital Headache Clinic highlighted ongoing uncertainties in diagnosis and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Montéfiore Hospital
Coed Earns Cum Laude Degree At Michigan State
The Ray Sanders return to Ukiah for the summer from E Lansing Michigan where Barbara Towne Sanders graduated cum laude on June 14 from Michigan State University education college and will teach first grade at Haslett Michigan in the fall. Her husband, a Chico State graduate now pursuing a doctorate, is a student assistant in psychology at Mendocino State Hospital. The couple will spend much time with Barbara's parents the Townes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Sanders
Ukiah
E. Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Mendocino State Hospital
Barbara
A. H. Townes
Townes
Mendocino County honors UC Davis scholarship winner
Deirdre O'Toole, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward O'Toole of Route 1 Box 484 Fort Bragg, wins a University of California Davis scholarship to major in letters and sciences this fall. She is the sole Mendocino County recipient among 64 scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deirdre O'Toole
Edward O'Toole
Route 1
Fort Bragg
U. of California
U. of C
Davis
Dierdre
Mendocino County
Synthetic tendon shows promise for repairing damaged hands
Dr. James Hunter of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia reports synthetic tendon research offers potential in repairing damaged hands, signaling progress in reconstructive medicine and toward improved function for patients with hand injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunter
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Bride-Elect Honored at Saturday Gift Shower
Linda Hayes was feted Friday at a gift shower hosted by Mrs. H M Ivey Jr. at 190 S Spring Street with co-hostesses Mrs. Telmo S Bartolomei and Mrs. Joe Brush. The June wedding to Lowell S. Johnson will be at Highlands Inn Carmel on June 26 with wedding party from Santa Rosa and Regina Heights, a Carmel honeymoon, and a Santa Rosa home after June 30. Both are Santa Rosa Junior College alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Hayes
Lowell S. Johnson
Santa Rosa
Carmel
H. M. Ivey Jr
Telmo Bartolomei
Joe Brush
Gay
H.M. Ivey Jr
Spring Street
Telmo S Bartolomei
Linda
Arthur Matthews
Harley Hayes
Wilbur Kirby
Truman Hayes
Mmes
Angelo Grilli
Carl Daubeneck
Richard Davis
Paul Hansen
Arthur Poma
Virginia Searway
Don Crawford
Don Ward
Walter Buchholz
Don Stanton
Don Philbrick
Darwin Vann
Cove Jo
Walter Freeman
Doug Pennington
Herman Runkel
Pat Buxton
Lois Crawford
Nancy Peterson
S. Johnson
Highlands Inn
Fred Scanagatta
Regina Heights
Gerald Johnson
Evans Drive
Santa Rosa Junior College
Unit Press Book Takes 2nd Place In District
At a Lewis White Unit 76 American Legion Auxiliary meeting on June 17 in the Veterans Memorial building, Minnie Stultz earned second place in the press book competition. Ethel Savage leads a new policy of one meeting monthly in July August September, with first on July 1. Guests included Mrs Bartle of Livermore visiting the Tim O'Brien home and Mrs Edward Axt rejoining the unit. Ruth Salls ill. Refreshments served by Mrs Savage with Mines Charlotte King and Myrtle Eglin assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis White
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Memorial Building
District Press
Bernice Faas
Minnie Stultz
Ethel Savage
Bartle
Livermore
Tim O’brien
Edward Axt
Ruth Salls
Savage
Charlotte King
Myrtle Eglin
Designer bath fixtures rival jewelry as status symbol
New York designer Sherle Wagner creates opulent bathrooms by sinking semi-precious stones into plumbing hardware. The trend toward luxury bathrooms drives the use of gold-plated and expensive metals in fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow
New York
UPI
Milady
Sherle Wagner
Wheels Win Car Run For Woman
A Barstow housewife and mother of five, Mrs. Jim Retzlaff, won Class 6 in the 1964 Mobil Economy run with an average of 21.36 mpg on the Los Angeles to New York trip. She credits patience and steady driving, noting avoid traffic frustration, maintaining a steady accelerator, and looking ahead to prevent braking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Calif
UPI
Jim Retzlaff
Mobil
Los Angeles
New York City
Retzlaff
Pharmacy Phacts from Arch Reid
Arch Reid urges weight conscious readers to follow a definite health plan while dieting or eating carefully. The piece stresses pharmacist guidance and patient responsibility, emphasizing practical steps for maintaining health during weight management.
Howling Success Dogged Determination Of Man Gets His Pups Off On Right Paw
A man enters his two dogs in dog shows after his daughter persuades him. Buff the cocker and Pixiecraft Shadow the miniature poodle win first prizes with no other dogs entered, prompting the claim that there was simply no competition. The tale ends with a critique of vanity and deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack V. Fox
Suburbia
U.S.A
UPTI
Shear
Buff
Mac
Critic Lists Driver Hazards In Shopping Center Lots
University safety official Joseph Intorre calls for action on hazardous driving in shopping center parking lots. He notes drag races, driver distraction from window displays, and rising accident rates. He urges voluntary signs and controls by owners and more cautious driving by motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
UPI
Joseph Intorre
Pennsylvania State University
Intorre
Community club schedules June to September events
June 23 Welcome Wagon Club board meeting at Mrs. Vicky Center’s home 16 10 South Dora 8 p m. July 7 potluck supper and general meeting at Mrs. Lou Bertorelli 216 Low Gap Road 7 p m. June 28 Iowa picnic at municipal park registration starts 10 a.m. Bring lunches. July 1 American Legion Auxiliary Unit 76 meeting 8 p.m. Veterans Memorial building. Sept 4 7 Paul Bunyan Days celebration includes Timber Show Sept 9 1 p.m. Various civic events diamond jubilees bands dancing 1880s fashion parades carnivals. First and 8th Thursdays Eagles Auxiliary meetings 8 p.m. at Saturday Afternoon Club Church and Oak Streets. First Tuesdays Ukiah Model Plane Club meets at Jack Markus 1621 S Dora Street 462 5319.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Bertorelli
Low Gap Road
Iowa
Municipal Park
Unit 76
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Memorial Building
Paul Bunyan
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
Church
Oak Streets
Ukiah Model Plane Club
Jack Markus
Dora Street
Ukiah Village
Ruth Howard Returns Home From Hospital
Ruth Howard has returned to her home at 736 S Oaks Street after treatment at Presbyterian Medical Center San Francisco. She must return July 5 for a new cast on her injured leg and will remain in the hospital for at least eight weeks after the procedure. Earlier she spent several months in casts at Ukiah General Hospital. Algeria was known as Nu midia in ancient times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Mrs. Howard) Greathouse
Presbyterian Medical Center
San Francisco
S. Oaks Street
Ukiah General Hospital
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U. S
Harry-the-Butcher
Harry
By Jake Lister
Ouch
Unit Press
Pampas
Plains
Arch Reid
Yale
Howling Success
Welcome Wagon Club
Vicky Center
South Dora
Donald Gower
Algeria
Numidia
Kodak
Fale
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