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Newspaper
Ukiah News
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
7
California reports $2,994,976 from forest reserves for 1955, covering 25 percent of federal revenues distributed to the state's 58 counties. The apportionment rose to $457,652, an 18 percent increase from the previous year’s figure.
The piece highlights new Christmas gifts from home furnishings including copper and stainless tea kettles, electric skillets with turquoise bases, wall outlet units with timers, and colorfully enameled pots. It notes space saving tables, nesting furniture, and versatile coffee tables that lift, drop leaves, and double as seating.
The Mendocino County Chapter reports a $5 725 check from March of Dimes headquarters in New York as a stopgap to cover overdue polio patient care. Chapter chairman John L Oakes explains the advance helps 15 local patients while funds from other chapters are tapped to prevent care disruption. He warns more money is needed this year and anticipates returning this aid through future contributions as the vaccine promise grows.
The passage notes smaller tables tucked beneath a larger table that can serve as snack surfaces or, with cushions, added seating for gatherings or televiewing. It describes flexible use and modularity without naming brands or people.
A description notes an early American style grouping with foam rubber cushions covered in printed fabric. Modern styles emphasize a wood grained impervious plastic surface.
The Ukiah Christian Church recently welcomed ten new members. Newly joined families include Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pricer and their children Roger Scott and Gene Jr. Mrs. Eva Hart, D. L. Sentency, and Misses Irma Pati and Gail Bass.
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