Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 4

Dally Journal, Uklah, Calif. Tuesday, October 12, 1976 work fo be displayed Focus ilii Displays by project groups will be prepared for the Wednesday evening family potluck dinner planned Ukiah Shamrock 4-H Club. End of the year awards will be made, and white hats will be presented members who are high school freshmen, during the evening's program. The potluck will be served at 6:30 p.hi. in the Oak Manor School multipurpose room.

All families will take their awn table a hot dish. Families whose'last nameis begin with A and Xvill take three loaves of French bread. Families with last names beginning with to will take Mendocino-Lake FAMILY LIFE AAUW cehbrafing silver anniversary NEW BOOK Above: Sharon Cantrall, left; assistant librarian at the Mendocino County Library, corner of Perkins and Main streets, leafs through the pages of a new book with Mrs. John Gummerus of Ukiah. Behind them is a display on offset printing, showing the preparation of the book for printing and explaining the off-set method used to print "When Grownups Were Children." The book, a compilation of stories about the Ukiah area by Annette White Parks, at left in th? bottom picture, was illustrated by Ann Kelly Holden, shown with the author.

Mrs. Parks compiled in the book the articles she used for her Journal column, "Tales A-ont the Trunk." Included in the display at the library is memorabUia and a copy of the new book. photos by Fae. Silver anniversary of the Ukiah branch of the Anierican Association of University Women will be celebrated Oct. 20 at Weibel Winery.

Since the issuance of its charter in 1951, the local organization sought to encourage the educational development of women in the Ukiah community through the spbnsorship of publicly staged forums, seminars and programs attempting to broaden political, social and educational perspectives. Some of the association's more memorable public contributions include their timely presentations on the United Stand, health and child care, gifted children problems, the children's theater, Totsville, a quilt show and their sponsorship of candidates night for the college board and the community forUms. The Association has recently co-sponsored with Soroptimists the publication of a book entitled "Landmark Homes," which provides special to those residences having local historical significance. Presently, various fellowship funds established to ensure the continued academic development of women. Searching Family History By HARRIET MALSON salads; witti last names beginning with to will take dessert.

The club will provide coffee and The family potluck is ah annual event to give the club members an opportunity to show what they have done during the past year, and to familiarize family members with the program and activities planned for 1976-77. Several members of the club will have awards to dispjiay from the county awards program held Sunday at Manchester. The meeting Sunday brought to an end National 4 -H week activities. During 4-H week several members of the club visited the "Recreation Class" of Lyn Owens at Pomolita to described club projects and activities. They described clothing, photography woodworking, foods, sheep and rabbit projects and told of a new rifle range being prepared for the 4 -H.

New magazine for working women printed "Economic independence is the real independence for women," asserts Beatrice Buckler, who is editor of a new magazine called Working Woman. "You can talk all you want about being independent, liberated, free and seeking your own identity, but if you can't support yourself, if you can't stand on your own two feet, what does it all This woman who had been named the first woman vice- president of Family Circle, a subsidiary of the New York Times, gave up this position to edit the new By JANET rOOS. public health nutrlUodlst Q. Recentiy I've lot about Vitamin first that taking it will keep you from getting the swine and second, that mothers should give Vitamin to their babies to prevent crib death. Are mended it Bat it ankniM Bid beieauM 1 thought nnMrlAe nelMier IVhat te mi Ug ihterett In flttroidfe all about? A.

Yovt art Hglitt llurdkle these claims true? And If so, how much should one take? does help teetti i miJUdng th A. I've heard the same tooth ehanid sti 'idinj iinjil reports you have, but I dMi't therefore more -r ttfi put much stO in them. While caries. a number of reports have been granddaughter made about Vitamin C's help any teeth getting over a cold, no con- are devdoping uh trolled studies have been done on the flu and Vitamin C. Since no studies have tested whether Vitamin helps or not, I think it would be pretty risky to depend on it for protection from swine flu.

The vaccine would be a better bet. Giving Vitamin to all babies to prevent crib death is another idea I can't go along with. First, the research was very and is only a theory. But, even if Vitamin were found some day to aid in cases of crib death, the huge quantities of recommended by the researcher were high enough to harm many healthy babies. Babies have very immature kidneys that cannot handle high doses of anything, especially something as acid as Vitamin in excess.

I feel far niore babies would be harmed than might possibly be helped. Q. My baby granddaughter and I are both taking fluoride her gums, and so can from fluoride. But helps teeth 6nly'during the time they are inl fancy through your doctor is mt giving you tar youF teeth, even if any? However, fluoride only deposits in teeth, it alsii deposits hi boiies, makinll them stronger and iresistant to fracture. Studieil have recently showii elderly people living in areas where water is fliidridatefl have less osteoporosis; (brittle bones).

I presume (hat you your live in ati area witB fluoridated because then you wouldn't nieed i supplement: While a little good, excess amouiits aife Send questions thi8 column to: Janet nutritionist. North Regional Center, 4li N. Street, Ukiah, qA-95482. Favorite recipe century. This family hired a Court records and the sailing ship to take them for working women, genealogical information they Belfast, Ireland, to Nova She says: "We're not going Dotes to keep Oct 13 Health taurse visit, to 11 a.m..

280 Blain Street, Pdnt Arena. Oct 13 Womea, Infisnts and ChildreQ's Food and Nutrition Program jiod Immunfaclitioas ainic, 9:30 a.m. to Methodist Church, comer of SchoM and Pine Btr WUUti. Oct 13 Nurse visit 10:30 a.m. to 12.

Wes Oct 13 TOybrary, 10 to 11:30 a.m,, cMldren's room, library, corner Ma)i) and Perkins streets, UUafii Oct 13 UUah Garden Caub buffet Itincheon and meetlBg. 12:80 p.m.. UUah Garden HOUM U03 W. Clay Straet. Oct.

13 Lip reading dasaes, i to p.m., Ukiah Senior OOteoM Oenter. 819 E. Perkins Sbreet. Oct UUah Family Planning Clinic. 4 to 7 Ojet 13 Immunlzatioas, teats, blood pnmun and examination dinica, 4 to 7 p.m..

County Health Offices. 800 N. Bush SMwet. Ukiah. Oct 4ln- ner, 6:80 p.m..

HoplMid Sehooi. Out 13 Shamrock 4-H Club family potluck and meeting, 6:30 p.m.. Oak Manor School multipurpose room. Oct. 13 REACT (Radio I Emergency Associated Citizens Teams), 7 p.m., Nokomia School multipurpose room.

Oct. 13 Pomo Grovp, Sierra Club, 7:30 p.m., meeting room at the Home Federal Saving and Loan building, Ukiah. Oct 13 Loyal Order of Moose, 8 p.m., Mooae 1282 S. SUte Street. Ukiah.

Oct 14 Orthopedic and handicaiqied clinic, 10 a.ni. to 1 p.m.. County Health Offices, 800 N. Street, Ukiah. CaU Ext.

281. Oct 14 Point Arena Family Planning Clinic, 10 a to 1 p.ni., 280 Main Street, Point Arena. Call 8822091. Oct 14 KosmoB Garden Qub, 2 p.m., Saturday Afternoon comer of Church and Oak, streets; UUah. Oct 14 Blood Bank, 3 to 6 p.m.

CithHOS Ooptftr. E. Peridns Street Oct 14 Teenagers of the Moose leave for district in Napa, 5 p.m., Moose Lodge, 1282 S. State Street. Ukiah.

Oct 14 Beginners square dance class, 7 p.m., multipurpose room, Frank Zeek School, 500 Low Gap Road, Ukiah. CaU 462-1693 or 462-6070. Oct 14 15 Rummage sale by United Presbyterian Women, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Presbyterian CSiurch, comer of Dora and streets, Ukiah. Oct 15 Redwood Valley TOPS (take off pounds sen- siUy), 9 a.m..

Redwood Valley Grange Hall. For informatim call 485-7967. 4854827 or 485- onFridw dance then Oct IS Ukiah FamUy Health Services Clinic, 9 a.m. to 12, County Health Offices. 890N.

Bush Street, Ukiah. Oct IS WilUts FamUy Planning Clinic, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.', Methodist Church, School and Pine streets, WiUits. CaU 462-8783. REACT meets Wednesday REACT (Radio Emergency Associated Cltizeos Teanu) will Jiave as its guests Wednesday evening law en- forcemwt agency members for ft special theedng at Nokomia School.

IteeUpga of this oiianiaatiiip ap open to the a maettng will contain will be the topic of Lake County district attorney, David Luce, who wiU speak at the Ukiah Tree Tracers 7 p.m. public-instruction meeting Wednesday at the Mendocino County Library. Luce spent three-years with the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C.; two years as administrative director of courts in Alaska, organizing their new state court system; and he will be remembered as Mendocino Countyls deputy district attorney from 1963 to 1966. Thyra McGuire of the, Mendocino County Employe's Credit Union is historian for her family. In eight years of research on 26 lines, she has traced her family back to Nicholas.

Hutchins who was bo.rn in England in 1645 but was living in Virginia by 1699. Back in our early days it was often customary to perpetuate a mother's or grandmother's maiden name, as "given" name of their children; This happened in Thyra's line when Polly Strangeman married into the Hutchins family. Strangeman Hutchins in Although he was a Quaker and did not bear arms in the; Amierican Revolutim, he did' give patriotic service to ouf country and is listed in the D.A.R. "Book of Revolutionary Patriots." Thyra's husband Bill's family also goes back to EIngland where his ancestor Robert Kenworthy was bom in 1782. The McGuires have a book in 1784 which tells about one their Kenworthy kin.

Another of their Kenworthys was killed at General Caster's "Last Stand." The McGuire Family HisUM7 includes three Kirkpatric brothers who went Scotland to Ireland in the ITtti Scotia, from which their descendents moved to New Jersey. ()ur nation's War claimed the life of one pf Thyra's kin: Thomas Fsills died in a Confederate prison at Richmond just the day before he was to have been released. With research in the states of Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, New York, New Jersey, is well as England, Ireland, Germany, and Nova Scotia, the McGuire family history shows that a nation's history is into the lives of her people. to get onto a soapbox and but we are saying that a woman wants to t)e independent. She is no longer Waiting for a 'Pririce Charming' to come along and take thfe responsibility for-her life off her shoulders." Ms Buckler was formerly associate editor of Good Housekeeping, a writer and editw of Parents' and of Woman's Day.

She also is a widely published author and expert on women's affairs, listed in Who's Who in America and Who's Who Among American Women. First issue of her new magazine will be out in Novembier. Tender strips of top round and noodles go into the deluxe main course casserole given here. It's to serve in about half an hour, and putting it together is a breeze. After sauteing the beef and onions, simply add everything else to the pan mushrooms, egg noodles, ete.

'nirnlntp an oven dish, then bake' uncovered a mere 20 minutes. With a mixed green salad, this an attractive appetizing menu for fast family or company meals. QUICK STEAK AND NqODLE CASSEROLE 1 c. egg noodles (about 2 oz.) salted water 1 lb. lean beef top round med.

onion, chopped 2 tbs. butter 1(4 oz.) can mushroom stems and pieces 2 tbs. flour 2 tbs. sherry 2 tsp. wortiestershire sauce tsp.

salt tsp. pepper Vi c. half and half' Grated parmesan cheese Drop noodles into boiling saltbBlwatet-5 gently: Drain. Meanwhile, bctf thinly across grain.Uhen cdt into short lengths. Saiite oniofa in butter.

Add beef and sautfe quickly over high heat until browned. Remove frorn heaj Stir in noodles anid. a remaining ingredients cheese. Turn intoVl-quaft baking dish. Sprinkle wim cheese.

Bake uncovered in degrees oven 20 to 25 or until heated throtjigh. Makes 4 servings. ilaoclng I fetm. Ill the ropmiA Utl dancing set rixiitMW'j COLLEOE 73) So. St.

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