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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1970

Page

2

Mendocino County Retired Teachers Hear Program

The Mendocino County Division of the California Retired Teachers Association heard a luncheon program in Friendship Hall First Baptist Church. New president Ethel Savage led, with speakers Robert Harmon Bill Broaddus Louis Delsol Philip Nickerman and Austin Amerine among guests and new members.

Mendocino County California Retired Teachers. Association Friendship Hall First Baptist Church Ethel Savage Baptist Church Philip Nickerman Mendocino- Lake Austin Amerine National Retired Teachers Association

Stork Shower Honorees Hostesses At Deerwood Park Home

Mrs Charles Vau and Mrs Galen Sutton hosted a stork shower for Mrs Dennis Maxwell at the Antler Drive home in Deerwood Park with white and yellow decorations. Prizes went to Miss Suzanne Haehl Mrs Tom McKay Mrs Solomon Heth and Mrs Jack Mize, as guests and gift senders included Nina Maxwell and many relatives and friends.

Mmes Charles Wall Galen Suttens Dennis Maxwell Wanhome Deerwood Park Charles Vau Galen Sutton Antler Drive Suszanne Haehl Tom McKay Solomon Heth Jack Mize Nina Maxwell Kenneth Maxwell Ed Graziano Lloyd Venturi Myrtle Minger John O'Neal Charles Moyer John Mize Ed Haehl Suzanne Haehl Walter Eversole Doug Clarke Bill Townsend William Oliver Russell Hansohn Ken Carr Ray Ledford Ray Heth Bob O’day Connie Taylor Helen Bayne

Plant benches freshen room with indoor outdoor planters

Planter benches bring garden flair indoors and out. Use a long low wood base for display with various sizes on an oblong bench or L shape to refresh any room. For small planters 2x8 legs work. heavier pots may need 2x4s or 4x4s. Western lumber takes stain well with a subtle color to blend. Walls in wood or light stain require only occasional wipe or a wax every few years.

Potter Valley Halloween Parade and Carnival Planned

The Potter Valley PTA hosts a Halloween Parade and carnival at the Potter Valley school gym Saturday evening October 31 beginning at 7. Goblins ghosts witches and other creatures will march and carnival booths offer prizes plus food and drinks. An eighth grade dance follows for high school students, inviting all residents.

Potter Valley PTA

Graton Garden Club Flower Show and Club Meetings

Dates to keep October 27 and 28 for Graton Garden Club flower show at the Graton Community Clubhouse with the theme Romance of Travel and a dolls of all nations feature. On October 29 at 8 p.m the AAUW bridge section meets at Mrs. George Sutton's 1 Antler Road with co host Mrs. Francis Courtright. October 30 a Rebekahs and IOOF card party at the IOOF hall at 7 30 p.m. November 10 Xi Beta Tau chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets at 8 p.m. at Dixie Paravicini's residence.

Graton Garden Graton AAUW Hiame George Sutton Antler Road Francis Courtright Rebekahs IOOF Xi Beta Tau Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Dixie Paravicini

Cutting Bride's Cake With Sterling Wedding Knife

A wedding cake cutting scene features a sterling silver knife matching the bride’s silverware. Medieval practice used a sword, but modern ceremonies favor a curved blade engraved with the couple’s initials and wedding date.

Housewife Costs: Cheap Meats Offer Protein Bargains

A UPI report citing Agriculture Department economists finds switching from high price steaks to cheaper meats and meat alternatives can cut bills without sacrificing protein. It notes 20 grams of protein come from lean cooked beef or pork, while many cheaper items like peanut butter eggs or tuna offer similar protein at far lower per serving costs. The study compares costs at June 1970 prices, showing bargains from beans to hamburger and eggs, and advises homemakers to compare cooked lean protein amounts across meats to find true value.

Bernard Brenner Washington UPI Agriculture Department

New Perfumed Towelette Purses Fashionable Footwear

United Press International reports a compact towelette package sealed in foil includes six envelopes and saturated with perfume for purse or pocket use. Ted Porosky notes fabric shoes echo longer silhouettes from sporty vinyl boots to brocade and velvet opera pumps.

United Press International Ted Porosky National Shoe Fabric Association

Wedding Cakes and Wedding Customs Through Time

From where we sit social news has shifted with wedding customs. The bride's cake, once white and frosted, is now often called the wedding cake in informal circles, while formal circles still use bride's cake. A groom's cake exists with varied flavors. Traditionally fruit cake inside dusted with confectioners sugar is distributed rather than served, pieces given to guests in baskets or by little girls, sometimes with scrolls bearing names and dates.

Gay T. Neep Emily Post

Reading plan shows kids learning through SAIL program

In Philadelphia during the Summer Adventures in Learning project SAIL tutors from high schools guide third to sixth graders at five centers, focusing on reading and language skills with arts and journalism activities. Wilson students published a newspaper and observed reporters at the Philadelphia Bulletin, while a student commented on being able to “be yourself” at Wilson. The article also notes rising housing costs and Nevada timber resources.

Helene Anne Spicer Philadelphia UPI Summer Adventures In Learning Project Sail SAIL SAIS Alexander Wilson School Wilson Philadelphia Bulletin Steven Flynn

Veteran John Peaslee heads to Oklahoma for WWI veterans meetings

John Peaslee, Ukiah Barracks membership chairman and national deputy inspector, travels to Oklahoma City with a group of WWI veterans to attend meetings and visit relatives. He plans to return by Nov. 14, while a Nov. 17 potluck and installation at the Veterans Memorial building marks the event.

John Peaslee Oklahoma City Okla Ukiah Barracks Peaslee District 1 Veterans Memorial Building Salt Lake City Utah Union Utah Hotel Temple Square Hotel San Rafael

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