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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1966
Page
6
Washington columnist Dick West reports a humorously pitched trend that men seek separate baths, arguing the bathroom is a battleground of domestic power. Designer Sherle Wagner notes some households demand two tubs when space allows, with back to back or face to face arrangements sparking comic dialogue.
Wrena Harding received many gifts at a bridal shower held August 21 in Mrs Mary Alves home with Isabel Schlicht as hostess. Prizes went to Anne Girard and Helen Caroline Roath won the door prize. Out-of-town grandmother Carol Henke from Napa attended along with Ysobel Thrasher. Guests included Sally Carol and daughter Janice Ukiah Theresa Carol and Dolly Guisti Fort Bragg. The honoree's mother Lenore Hand and sisters Laurie Holly Susie Martha Brimmer Phyllis Page and Grace Hopper also joined. Refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Nick Flores and family of San Martin were recent visitors to Mrs Lois Bevans. Maria Flores stayed with her grandmother for a few days as her parents planned to pick her up. Charlie Flores remains in Ukiah General Hospital room 9 but much improved and appreciates cards. The Egli and Meyer families recently moved to Orofino Idaho while their husbands stayed for work. A second baby shower honored Jane Hewitt on August 25 hosted by Judy Thornton and Janet Nelson. Prizes went to Virginia Road Kathy Roach Pat Snyder and Doris Thornton. Attendees included Bonnita Thompson Carol Montgomery Virginia Roach and her daughters Marilyn Jaci and Kathy Iane Hewitt Dorris Thornton Pat Snyder Gracia Skater Linda Meyer Elaine Marshall Agnes Minahan Grace Hopper Mary Alves Ruth Egli. Refreshments were provided by the hostesses.
Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Zimmermann Mortuary for James S. Robison 77 of 211 Norton Ukiah who died at his home Saturday after a long illness A World War I veteran he moved to Ukiah two years ago after living in Farmersville for over 30 years He was born in Greenfield Missouri and was retired He is survived by his widow Florence Robison a daughter Virginia Shields a sister Mary Cross living in Missouri and 23 grandchildren and great grandchildren The Rev Travis Hyatt of Ukiah Presbyterian Church will conduct services with interment in Ukiah Cemetery
Former President Harry S. Truman issued a prepared statement condemning rising interest rates as a drastic burden on government and consumers. He warned of a possible deflation and a serious low mood if rates stay high, urging that the economy be steered toward public interest through the Federal Reserve.
Democratic Chairman Bud Harwood rebuts county Republicans claiming voters are ignorant of state constitutional officers. He cites recognizable figures Glenn Anderson Thomas Lynch Frank Jordan Bert Betts Alan Cranston and Governor Ed Brown as proof voters know key officials and their roles.
Ukiah police reported a break in at the city pool Coke machine while sheriff's deputies noted pried open machines at The Forks Chevron Station and Millview Auto Sales with unknown cash taken.
Mendocino County sheriff warns hunters and campers not to leave valuables unattended as thieves prey on camps. Jim Pifero of Palo Alto reports $145 in camping gear stolen from Guntley Ranch between August 21 and 26.
Buffalo based report quotes Dr. George E. Moore director of Roswell Park Memorial Institute noting research found some filtered cigarettes pass more harmful elements in smoke than nonfilters of the same brand. The study conducted at Roswell Park Cancer Institute is cited.
Allied ships and U S helicopters fought Communist units on the riverbank as another minesweeper was sunk nearby. A fleet of seven U S patrol boats rushed to assist survivors 19 miles southeast of Saigon. one Vietnamese sailor was killed and three others wounded, including an American who endured injury to his leg while rescuing teammates. Viet Cong mine crews aim to disrupt the vital supply waterway to Saigon. Earlier, they sank the Baton Rouge Victory, killing seven Americans and briefly blocking the channel. A separate air raid targeted oil depots and military sites near Haiphong following a 103 mission run.
Funeral services are pending at Ormsby Funeral Home Point Arena for Rasmus Eschen Eriksen 69 of Gualala who died of apparent natural causes at his home on Fish Ranch Road Friday He was found lying on a couch in his home He is survived by his widow Anna Eriksen
Mendocino cattlemen are urged to attend the Cattlemen Association meeting September 9 at the John Rohrbough ranch in Covelo. A panel discussion will follow a bull buying demonstration, with lunch served by the Round Valley FFA. Dr Merton Love will discuss rangeland research and Edgar Dick with John Weber will report on yearly activities.
DA sheriff notes the order aims to impose court philosophy on administration. The California Newspaper Publishers Association, meeting in Anaheim, passes a resolution deploring Judge Winslow. If denied, the case may go to the Superior Court hearing and then likely appeal.
The Pan American Union in Washington D C received a 1910 donation from Andrew Carnegie for its building.
Alfred Sheinwold recounts Arnold Kauder’s grand slam triumph in the national bridge tournament. Kauder’s seven clubs bid led to a clever elimination play, revealing West’s limited diamonds and sealing the win as East’s traps fell. A Daily Question sample asks how to respond with a two hearts opening hand forcing to game.
Wildlife allocates funds for land development to improve Mendocino coastal access. A 14 mile road will open 1% miles of coastline with coves for fishing and two extra acres with 600 feet of coastline. Development includes 500 feet of access road, parking and beach walkways.
United Press International reports Noah Webster's blue backed speller has sold about 100 million copies, making it one of America's best sellers after the Bible according to Collier's Encyclopedia.
Large for rent sheet metal workshop with 4,290 square feet. Strong floor suited for heavy load. located near local industrial area. Contact prices and details at 462-2632 or 462-2036 for rental terms.
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