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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1968
Page
4
Bridge column by Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a hand where North rebukes South for two trifles and explains correct play for a five diamond contract. The piece covers bidding choices, opening leads, diamond finesse, and spade suppression to avoid danger, plus a definition of Cislunar space.
The Etude Music Club of Santa Rosa announces annual scholarship auditions for young musicians. Preliminary rounds occur in Santa Rosa and Ukiah with finals in Santa Rosa during March 1969. Prizes: first 200 dollars, second 100 dollars across piano and harp, stringed instruments, and woodwind/brass categories.
Five men charged with consorting to cheat wealthy Friars Club members out of more than 400000 were found guilty on all 49 felony counts. The jury of 12 deliberated 22 hours over four days, with U.S. Dist. Judge William P. Gray set January 20 for sentencing and motions. Maximum terms range up to 130 years for one defendant.
Ukiah police investigate break ins at Butch's Gulf Service on S State Street and a cabin behind Chef Cafe on N State Street. Tools were stolen from the station and a radio from the cabin.
A selective group of eighth graders will join Project 50 this summer at the University of Santa Clara. The program seeks to inspire 50 youths from low income backgrounds to enter a college preparatory curriculum when they begin high school in the fall.
Jim Brown, 21, of Ukiah, back home after a life saving kidney transplant at UC Medical Center with donor his mother Mrs. Jer nie Brown. He plans to return to work at Mendocino State Hospital as a trainee and thanks Ukiah residents for blood donations and letters during his hospitalization.
Daily star guide urges each sign to act with clarity and purpose while noting full moon shifts. Highlights include Aries outlining ideas and communicating with relatives, Taurus pursuing quality and money, and Gemini urged to push ahead and assert themselves.
Funeral services were conducted for Diane Lillian Jones 24 of 121 Glenrob Avenue killed in an auto accident near Calpella. The Rev Richard Taylor of First Baptist Church led at Zimmermann Mortuary with burial in Ukiah cemetery. She was born in San Francisco and lived in Ukiah six years. survived by husband Donald and daughters Cheri Denise and Tina Michelle. her parents Etta and Joseph Williams. grandmother Lillian Harrison. and brother Ward Howard.
Dr. Quentin Bryan speaks at Trinity Baptist Church at 7 30 p m on a film Sex in the U S and sex education in schools. He will answer questions and all parents are urged to attend.
Nigeria announced it is ready to end the civil war with secessionist Biafra whenever rebels agree to serious peace talks. The government also criticized international relief efforts for bombing victims of the fighting.
Al Kruth the Ukiah director of public works said today he does not anticipate the city will receive repayments from American Pipe and Construction though he would not rule out the state uncovering further connections with related contracting firms. The city has received about $10,000 in recoveries from overpayments by firms connected to six named firms after a state antitrust action exposed intertwined relationships.
The Coast Guard searched a 5,000 square mile area for a 47-foot schooner missing since Sunday with six aboard. The yacht sailed from San Francisco toward Half Moon Bay as planes scoured from Pt. Reyes to Big Sur. Onboard were owner Doug Kewell of Alameda his wife their three children and crewman Bob Borroto of Berkeley.
The general educational development test will be given Dec 6 7 at Ukiah High School to any interested adult. This test provides a high school equivalency certificate and is accepted by government agencies and many private businesses. For information call 462 1931.
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