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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1964
Page
3
Nurse Theresa Ray, who has run the Ukiah high school nurse’s office for two decades, prepares to retire in June. Her desk holds a 20-year training program and a constant flow of student health records, vaccines, and daily check sheets.
The American Legion Women's Auxiliary will hold a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday, May 8 and 9, at the Beehive in Hopland. A volunteer will receive rummage all day Thursday, May 7. The committee promises a wide range of practical and interesting items for sale.
Mrs Homer H Mitten writes from Seymour Iowa to Ukiah and Redwood Valley friends that Mr Mitten is recovering well after recent tone surgery. She notes the shock of his brother s death added strain to their ordeal and conveys appreciation for well wishing.
The Degree of Pocahontas of the Improved Order of Redmen will sponsor a benefit dance on Saturday May 9 at the Home Arts building on the 12th District fairgrounds. Proceeds go to Ukiah Valley Shelter ed Workshop and state mental health. Norine Rupertino of Santa Maria selected the project and urged Ukiah's Kewanna and state councils to support. Music from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. by Vic Foucault and combo. Tickets and donations $1.25 from members or at the door.
Mr and Mrs Jess Smith of East Road return from a trip through the Mother Lode country traveling by camper on a pick up via Stoney Ford to Oroville. They viewed the Chinese Temple built in 1863 for 10000 Chinese residents and funded by the Emperor and Empress of China. They enjoyed a canyon drive to the Oroville Dam overlook and noted the dam crest at 915 feet and 167 mile shoreline. They visited historic Gold Rush towns, Curry Bidwell Bar State Park to see the Mother Orange Tree planted in 1856, and photographed the Bidwell Bar Bridge first suspension bridge in California. Snow greeted them south of La Porte and near North Bloomfield they saw the Malakoff Diggins cliffs. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs Castle in Nevada City and toured the 49er museum at the National Hotel with many antique items including bronze urns carved with cherubs.
Mr and Mrs Howard L King wed Friday evening in a Methodist church at Reno New Mexico. Mrs King was Cora Galyean of Ukiah. King is manager of Spanish Mountain TV Ukiah Seamore Cable TV Fort Bragg and Willits Cable TV system Willits.
Mr and Mrs Bill Parducci traveled from Downey to stay with the Paul Hansens from Thursday to Sunday with their baby Billie. Bill met Allen Anderson of Douglas Aircraft in Sacramento and the two went fishing with fine success.
The report notes items bought in Europe by the Comstock miner Sandy Bowers for his wife, an 1855 Bible given to the hotel in 1857, and a Community Baptist Church with a century of varied use. It mentions a private home built against an inscriptioned Indian Medicine Stone, a sun-bathing hollow, and a one man show by Nevada City artist Richard Hackett. The Smiths visited Morro Bay and San Luis Obispo with George Brown, returning home after a trip through Sierra towns. redbuds and dogwood were blooming across counties.
Janet Johnson of Ukiah, a Santa Rosa Junior College student, spoke at a dental convention held at the Fremont Hotel in San Francisco on the topic Dental Health Education. She was one of four students chosen to present and was elected student council representative for the spring semester. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson and a Ukiah High School graduate.
The Girls Athletic Association invites mothers and daughters to an annual tea in the school gym on Friday May 8 from 3 to 5 p.m. RSVP to Denise Anton or Sharon Neilson at 462-2938.
An executive committee meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service is set for Thursday at 9 45 a m. The gathering will take place at the Redwood Valley home of Mrs Bill Broaddus.
Mr and Mrs Sam Ray Jr and Mrs Ray Sr hosted a family dinner marking Mrs Ray Sr's May 2 birthday and the couple's eighteenth wedding anniversary. Attending were the Rays' sons James and Richard, the Williamses and their son Jan, and Ukiah high school faculty members who brought a birthday cake and gift.
A simple lunch soup suggests using one can condensed green pea soup with water and a quarter cup cooked carrots. The recipe pairs well with a tomato lettuce and bacon sandwich for a midday meal.
Dates to Keep Sept 4 7 Paul Bunyan Days celebration and diamond jubilee with 30 plus civic events including Timber Show September 9 parade music dancing 1880 fashions gaslight gaieties and diamond give aways May Welcome Wagon meeting and officer installation May 5 AAUW board meeting May 6 Goodwill truck pickup Ukiah area Methodist church May 6 Ukiah Mothers Club meeting May 7 Little League Scorekeepers school Kosmos Garden Club luncheon May 7 Mothers Daughters tea Pomolita GAA in Pomolita school gym 3 to 5 p.m.
Clear Lake Trowel and Trellis Garden Club invites all garden club members and interested individuals to a May 6 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Junior Horsemen's Building Lakeport. Mrs. Evelyn Clark of Berkeley will present a free program open to the public.
The Meriweds a group of young couples from the Ukiah Methodist church plan a swimming party at the 101 Motel on Friday evening May 8 They will later proceed to George Solomon's home at 191 Standley for further entertainment
Arch Reid Pharmacy notes sugar’s ancient use from Galen’s sucarum to Arabs Sukkar, and Western records from 625. It notes beet sugar’s rise in the 19th century and 1880s usage broadening. The ad invites readers to see a doctor first and visit Medico Drug Company at 200 N State St for prescriptions.
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