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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1968
Page
2
Attractive louvered lighting fixtures claim corrosion resistance with aircraft quality die cast aluminum and weather proof design. Lighters use a crystal spark system eliminating flints and wicks, while a painless five second garment fastener gadget attaches without needles.
Kosmos Garden Club announces its annual Fall Fantasies show tea and sale at the Saturday Afternoon clubhouse on Oak Streets. Public hours Thursday 1 to 9 p.m. and Friday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Juniors will perform arranging demonstrations Friday at 4 30 p.m. Loretta Rampone will watch as her mother demonstrates at 2 30 p.m. and Mrs. Roland Graf will demonstrate at 3 30 p.m. Friday. A small donation helps cover expenses.
Felice Hofman Dryfoos, formerly of Oklahoma, now living in San Francisco, visited relatives last week. She was hosted by Mrs. Edith Underhill and spent time with her mother Mrs. Nannette Hofman.
A Milwaukee writer in London notes tea customs differ from America. English tea often comes as brewed leaves steeped long, with milk and sugar, and many restaurants refuse tea outside tea time to keep tables open for meals. She recalls English coffee lovers and scarce tea service during dining.
Newlyweds Dean Turner and Penelope Terhune Turner return to the Mel Davis home in Redwood Valley after a Coronado Navy posting. They plan to resume schooling after their Aug 17 wedding at Willits Methodist Church.
UPI reports Britons publish The Evolution of Fashion a 110-pattern book with male and female outfits from the 10th century through World War II. Designers Margot Hill and Peter Bucknell outline tunics to crinolines and note evolving silhouettes, accessories, and dress codes across eras.
Postal policy clarifies that United States stamps cannot feature living American presidents. The rule aims to preserve nonpartisan, timeless representation on U.S. postage.
Mrs. Shirley Brown formerly of Ukiah and now living in Camino visited during last week at Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hayes home on N Bush Street with their daughter Betty. She joined her host and hostess and travels to the Kosmos Garden club luncheon and meeting for the visit of Mendo Lake District Gardens Clubs Director Mrs. Roland Graf of Willits who greeted her warmly.
Advice on sturdy cooking utensils with heat resistant handles and proper use of forks for roasting. Emphasizes avoiding accidents at cookouts. Notes children imitate parental habits and attitudes, urging parents to model safe behavior like wearing seat belts.
An advertisement from Phoenix Arizona promotes Super-Dent a denture adhesive powder claiming a no slip formula that secures dentures reducing wear and breakage. The product is described as closely resembling real teeth and is available in limited supply at drug counters.
One dish meal using yam slices onions and green peppers with browned sausage. Layer yam slices and sliced vegetables around the sausage in a large skillet, cover, and cook slowly about twenty minutes turning occasionally. Season to taste with salt. Makes about four servings.
October schedule includes Friends of the Library meeting at 7730 p.m. at 108 EB Clay Street with new members welcome, Pomolite PTA open house and officer introductions, Redwood Valley Grange workshop with Jim Heaney as caller, absentee ballot deadline October 20, Welcome Wagon Halloween party October 29 at Audrey Tuttle’s home, Moonbean Chapter Haunted House October 31 at 753 S Oak Street with donations, UNICEF collections October 31, Kosmos Garden Club show October 31 to November 1, Welcome Wagon regular meeting November 5 with Sylvia Kellman as chair, Ukiah AAUW board meeting November 5 at Marshall Love residence.
Convalescing Mrs J H Hansen is improving after surgery at Hillside hospital where she remains a patient. She hopes to go home later this week and is able to see friends during recovery.
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