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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1966
Page
2
A San Rafael report notes the birth of a daughter to former Wegers, weighing eight pounds at birth. The brief item places the event in local society notes and mentions the Wegers in connection with the Ruth league context.
Nancy from San Jose State College visited her parents along with Jay Was at the home of his folks. The Harley Hi age is planned for September. A note about cooking mentions lemon juice or vinegar to help tenderize tough meat.
The Kosmos Garden Club of Ukiah received an award from California Garden Clubs via Iain K Gillette Mass for contributions to Korean 4-H through the American Korean Foundation. Club members fund seeds, tools, farm animals, and scholarships. Mrs. Emory R. Christian is club president at 402 West Henry Street.
A fragment notes boat mishaps as a major source of water accidents, suggesting improper handling or oversight as key factors and highlighting the risk to swimmers and boaters alike.
A study cited by Gay Pauley finds peanut butter is the top sandwich filling for ages 2 to 17, with jelly, tuna, and lunch meat close behind. Cheese remains popular with older kids, while ads influence brand choices for cereals and other foods in Cleveland area surveys.
Carla Lou Inscho and Fred Liebe announced their engagement. Carla is a Ukiah High School and Shasta College graduate while Fred recently finished Orland High, then Shasta College and now attends U.S. Army Military Police School at Fort Gordon Georgia. His parents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Liebe of Orland. The couple has not set a wedding date.
May 23 8 p.m Methodist church social hall Smith and Pine Streets public welcome for Mrs Bobbie Stern 462-8497. May 24 Moonbeam chapter Children's Home Society 8 p.m. home of Mrs Robert Rinehart 3 Fairview Court. May 24 Region 8 Farm Bureau Women 10 a.m. Brooktrails Willits morning PR program, noon luncheon, afternoon with Assemblyman Frank Belotti. members may bring friends. May 25 Nokomis PTA 2:30 p.m. school installation report convention discussion PTA formation. new principal Robert Cannon introduced and student program. May 26 Kosmos Garden installation luncheon 12:30 Robin Hill resort Lake Gort. May 28-30 Mendocino Coast Art Association exhibit Fort Bragg old post office 3 p.m. daily hours 10 a.m.-8 p.m May 28-29 10 a.m.-4 p.m May 30. May 31 Welcome Wagon club board meeting 8 p.m. home of Mrs Ben Niderost 920 Live Oak. June 7 Welcome Wagon club general meeting 8 p.m. home of Mrs Howard Little 1260 Talmage Road Talmage.
Garberville area artists formally organize as Southern Humboldt Art Association on May 16. Margo Mc Reynolds elected president. The group has two prior annual shows, the latest drawing 570 visitors. New Helen's Art Gallery opens on Highway 101, with another downtown workshop space planned by Olson couple. Zeila Wright becomes publicity director for the association.
Irene Kuo presents The Foreign Inventions section for chop suey and chow mein at her Lichee Tree. She notes fortune cookies were American inventions and explains Chinese desserts differ, listing precious pudding and orange cup as specialty preordered dishes. A six to 12 person party may feature up to 32 courses at a formal dinner.
Music students of Esther T Munroe performed May 12 in an evening program praised as well done. Notable soloists included Kristine Knudsen Susan Gilley Naila Sanchez Wendy Howald Patricia Knudsen Christine Ingels Connie Crockett Nancy Richardson Muriel Polk Becky Moores Lu ann Hickey Becky Anderson Pat Anderson Susan Hopper Aldene Miller Karen Kraus Bonnie Peterson Jackie Kraus Evelyn Orser Jeff Simpson and ensembles featured a girls group Kathy Hopper and Joan Ridgley a boys ensemble with Art Griffiths Rodney Island Fred Ingels Darrell McAllister Fred Miller Ed Nelson Jeff Wood and Bob Gorton and a women’s ensemble. Shirley Ann Munroe soloed in A Spirit Flower with Margie Geisinger as accompanist. Beth Alexander and Henry Steliga did not participate.
New thrifty homemakers welcome self adhesive decorator plastics with peel away backing for washable surfaces. 65 designs and colors offer ribbed backing suitable for lingerie drawers and kitchen shelves. An alarm clock adds lighted dial chime adjustable volume and add a nap snooze feature.
The report notes that riper apples are better suited for applesauce as they require less sugar. This reduces additives and enhances natural sweetness, with growers valuing fruit maturity for sauce production. The shift may influence harvest timing and processing practices.
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