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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
2
State Department figures show October employment up 1,250 from October 1972 but 750 fewer jobs than August with unemployment at 1,075 in October. Government remains largest employer with 3,275 positions. education gains offset declines in manufacturing and services as winter downtime nears.
New York trading opened with a cautious down tone as the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 3.31 to 830.21 by noon. Volume exceeded 7 million shares with declines edging advances 690 to 506 as tech giants, oil and utilities faced modest losses and select bargains emerged after a prior rally.
Ellis Lee Naylor of Brooktrails died Sunday of an apparent heart attack at 71. A Chicago native, he worked 52 years in the Los Angeles area as a paper box and board mill salesman before relocating to Willits 14 months ago. He is survived by his wife Ann, a son Richard Naylor in British Columbia, and sister Virginia Belasco of Greenbrae. Mass will be Thursday at 11 at St. Anthony's with interment in Willits Cemetery. Anker-Lucier Mortuary in charge.
The Lake County Committee on School District Organization will meet at 8 in the supervisors' chambers at the Lake County courthouse. They will review the community college district master plan, discuss programs for today and 10 to 20 years ahead, consider alternatives, and prepare tentative recommendations for the county committee.
Funeral services for Efren Banda Mora 17 of Ukiah, shot Saturday night in a cabin north of Ukiah, will be held at St Mary of the Angels Church at 7. Burial will be in Ukiah Cemetery. Mora a Guadalajara native and Ukiah resident of seven years worked as a millworker and is survived by wife Carmen Mora, parents Rafael and Rosa Mora, siblings Rosa Emma Rafael Saul Petra, and grandfather Severiano Mora.
Lakeport area residents join the Lakeside Community Hospital Building Campaign as Advance Gift and Special Gift teams recruit donors in Nice Kelseyville Lakeport Upper Lake and Witter Springs. Campaign leaders urge voluntary pledges from three to five years with no obligation if circumstances change.
Monica Robb of the American Legion post appeals for blood and a potential marrow transplant for Jeffry Lloyd White of Auburn, a high school senior battling aplastic anemia. He has needed 70 pints of blood at Sutter General Hospital and may require 50 pints more and a bone marrow transplant from his brother Rod.
The Ukiah Jaycees start selling Christmas trees from 5 pm to 9 pm on weekdays and 10 am to 5 pm on weekends at the Value Giant lot near S State and Gobbi. Trees 3 to 15 feet priced at 1.50 per foot with free mistletoe. Proceeds support local Jaycee projects including Bicycle Safety, Festival Parade, VD awareness, and Big Brothers.
The Maryland legislature designated the striped bass as the official state fish, reinforcing its symbolic role in the state's natural heritage and coastal traditions.
Jeannette L. Allen a 55 year old Ukiah resident and former nurse died yesterday from an apparent heart attack. She is survived by husband Leland and six children Carl Tommy Patrick Allen Richard Robert and Peter plus nine grandchildren and three siblings. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at Ukiah Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints with burial in Ukiah Cemetery.
The Clear Lake Water Quality Control Council will meet Friday December 7 at 7 30 p.m. in the Lake County supervisors chambers. A technical committee report covers Dr Oswalds algae harvester and studies by Drs Moyle and Li on fish in Clear Lake seeking 6500 for one year of work amid hoped federal and state grant support. The Mississippi silversides now dominate the lake after introduction by Dr Sherbourne Cook and researchers will study their impact on other fish as well as gnat and algae control.
The Greenwood Project's Dental Program in Elk will close for now after weekend sessions on Dec g and 9. In nearly two years 500 people received care who otherwise could not access service. The building remains for community use as funding searches continue.
Oysters respond to light and sound by altering behavior. Studies show these mollusks detect changes in illumination and acoustic cues, guiding movement and feeding responses.
Beltone announces a free illustrated booklet with 20 answers about hearing loss. The fact filled guide helps readers learn what can be done, with no cost or obligation. Requests should be mailed to Beltone Electronics Dept. 2570 at 4201 W. Victoria Chicago Ll. 60646.
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