State parks urge use of northern Sierra reserves
William Penn Mott Jr. promotes camping at 10 state parks from Lake Tahoe to Plumas and El Dorado counties noting low August reservations at D L Bliss and others. Unreserved sites are first come first served, dropping after Labor Day. roads via Interstate 80 and Hwy 89 provide access as parks report light summer demand. The piece also covers Tyree Club’s 30 years of conservation and a brief note on opening of the tree squirrel hunting season in Napa, Sonoma, and Lake counties with limits and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Nevada
Lake ‘Aloe
Plumas County
William Penn Mott, Jr
Mott
D. L
Mottas
Frenchman Reservoir
An- Valley Reservoir
Lake ‘Davis
U.S. Forest Service
Plumas-Eureka State Park
Bonner Memorial State Park
Squaw Valley State
Tahoe ‘State Recreation Area
Placer County
Sugar Pine Point
D. L. Bliss State Park
Emerald Bay State Park
el Dorado Coun
Sierra
Plumas Counties
Truckee
Tyree
San Francisco
Sewor
Iron Canyon
Table Mountain
California Department of Fish and Game
Sacramento
Carquinez
Lake
Napa
Sonoma
Recall Reagan movement continues, attorney says
In San Francisco the recall drive against Governor Ronald Reagan remains active with attorney Arthur C. Zief arguing the petition deadline is 41 to 60 days away. State Secretary Frank Jor dan ruled the final deadline was last Wednesday, noting 450,000 signatures were turned in though 780,414 valid names are needed to place the measure on the ballot. Zief says supplemental petitions may extend the filing window and warned the group would sue if signatures gathered in this period are rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPT
Reagan
Arthur C.zief
Ronald Reagan
Frank Jordan
Zief
Marriage Licenses Issued In Willits Ukiah Potter Valley
Vital statistics list marriages for Willits Ukiah and Potter Valley with couples Phillip Wood and Earline Mahan issued Aug 2 1968 Jonathan Byers and Michele Rathe issued Aug 1 Norman Wright and Georgia Mac Donald issued Aug 1 1968 names ages and hometowns included plus a legal notice from Spridgen Moskowitz Barrett Acho regarding estate filings and will of decedent with publication details and dates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Allen Wood
Earline Lee Mahan
Willits
Howard Lawrence Wold
Nana Beha
Ukiah
Jonathan Todd Byers
Michele Cosway Rathe
Potter Valley
Norman Enoch Wright
Covelo
Georgia Mary MacDonald
Long Beach
Spridfe Barrett
Fk Achor
Adent
ITZ
James B. Carr Wins Honors At Chico State
James B. Carr of Redwood Valley earned a place on Chico State College’s honor list for the spring semester of 1968. B Gordon Gibbs, vice president of academic affairs, sent the congratulatory letter. Carr majors in political science and law, and is a 1964 Ukiah High School graduate living at his parents residence in Redwood Valley for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Carr
Redwood Valley
Chico State ‘College
B. Gordon Gibbs
Carr
Ukiah High School
C. R. Carr
Road K
Liberia Founded by Free Blacks in 1847
United Press International notes Liberia on Africa’s western coast was founded in 1847 by freed American Negro slaves. The republic’s population is now about 2.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Internatonal
Liberia
Africa
General Election Voter Procedures
Viola N Richardson, county clerk, lists key dates for voter eligibility for the general election. Naturalization by Aug 7, new resident registration by Aug 7 for presidential electors only, and Sept 12 registration closes. Absent voter applications run Sept 6 to Oct 6, with 5 p.m. deadlines on Nov 4 for absent ballots and election day rules clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola N. Richardson
California
Inspector of Precinec Board
Laborers Held In Garlic Heist Near Gilroy
GILROY UP I Two unemployed Morgan Hill farm laborers Manuel Delvillor 23 and Enrique Sanchez 21 were arrested and charged with stealing half a ton of garlic from a nearby field. Delvillor panicked when police spotted him and sped off with lights out. Police found the garlic in ten 100 pound sacks hidden in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilroy
UPI
Morgan Hill
Manuel Delvillor
Enrique Sanchez
Let Yourself Go with Modern Car Financing Now
Consumers are told that today’s financing makes brand-new or reliable older models affordable with low monthly costs. Good credit and prompt payments ensure flexible terms and nationwide credit bureau access via Associated Credit Bureaus of America, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Credit Bureaus of America, Inc
Cowboy ethic letter rebuts rustling livelihood claim
Calpella resident Ear l G C Eby Sr objects to Ukiah Daily Journal's July 29 note that cattle rustling was the livelihood of the American cowboy. He cites Western ancestry and says most cowboys were honest and law abiding, miscast by broad generalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calpella
Calif
Ukiah Daily Journal
Eby Sr
Land Surveyors Week Set By Gov Reagan California
Gov Reagan designates August 4 to 10 as Land Surveyors Week to honor the California Licensed Land Surveyors Association and the role of surveyors in state growth and property rights. Lake Mendocino chapter joins in the observance with local spokesman Joe Scherf noting the regional collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Gov
Reagan
Senate and
Assembly
California Licensed Land Surveyors’ Association
Lake Mendocino
CUSA
Lake and Mendocino
State Association
Joe Scherf
Stassen Considers Future Run Amid Rockefeller Banter
In Miami Beach Harold Stassen, at 61, hints his fourth GOP presidential bid may be his last if unsuccessful. He chats with Nelson Rockefeller, who jokes about youth in politics as both ponder future ambitions and returns to the conversation with light banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
UPT
Harold Stassen
Stassen
GOP
Nelson Rockefeller
Harold
Rockefeller
Rocky
Athletics Best Or Play Twice
The Oakland Athletics face a schedule with double headers or rest, after a split Sunday doubleheader in Cleveland. Manager Bob Kennedy’s club, in fifth place, drew a second straight bye, then meet the New York Yankees in a twin bill Wednesday before a Friday night doubleheader in Washington. Ken Sanders was optioned to Vancouver and Joe Keough, 22, called up from Birmingham to fill the roster gap. Keough, brother of Marty Keough, bats left and will help fill the pinch hitting vacancy created by Floyd Robinson’s sale to Boston. Among the Creek Indians, the custom is that a man who marries goes to live with his wife’s people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Oakland
Bob Kennedy
Cleveland
A’s
New York Yankees
Athletics
Washington
Ken Sanders
Vancouver
Sanders
Joe Keough
Birmingham
County notices and odd ads in a local paper
A sharp eyed reader spots an erroneous label in a county Chamber brochure calf photo. Weekend classifieds showcase quirky ads, job pitches, and oddities from a Mary land Washington area to Reno PO boxes. Local event notes and a humorous driving tale round out the column.
Daniels to Test Ankle Saturday
Santa Rosa report says halfback Clem Daniels will test his injured ankle Saturday night as the Oakland Raiders host San Diego. Daniels broke a bone in his ankle in the seventh game of the 1967 campaign but says he is ready to go. Quarterback Daryle Lamonica and cornerback Kent McGloughan, who suffered minor injuries in last Saturday night's loss to Baltimore, also appear healthy again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Calif
UPN
Clem’ Daniels
Oakland Raiders
San Diego
Daniels
Daryle Lamonica
Kent McGloughan
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
By James Woodworth
Tye Ie
Chico State
Bucket Brigade
Turner
Charlene
James
Jackie
St. Petersburg
Fla
Credit Assoc
R. C. Varone
Mar
Mendocino County
Uki
Eee FC Rockefeller
Keough
Marty Keough
Creat
The
Floyd Robinson
Boston
New County Chamber of Commerce
Saturday Review
Chronicle
Reno
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Ranch
Gunnar Johansen
Small World
Pat Ashurst
Hopland
Pat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!