WEES Westside Local Spelling Contest Result
WEES Westside held a spelling meet to determine top performers among students. Contest details highlight scores and standout spellers from several classes.
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1966
Page
4
WEES Westside held a spelling meet to determine top performers among students. Contest details highlight scores and standout spellers from several classes.
Jingle Bell Ringer promotes a large wooded corner lot with a spacious three bedroom older home in good condition on the west side with favorable terms and a low down payment. Equus Means Horses advertises a miniature country estate with a 3 bedroom newer home a large garage and fences plus a mobile home and a pond on 1% acre minimum nearby town. Rental listing offers a clean five bedroom home for adults with pets welcome at $100 monthly.
California nurserymen report strong supply for four AARS rose varieties for 1967 with preorders signaling high demand. Be Witch ed, Luc ky Lady, Roman Holiday, and Gay Princess headline the lineup, offering hybrid tea and floribunda forms in striking colors and large blooms.
A brief housing item notes a model or listing in Ukiah Valley for a custom home. It mentions a $1,000 down payment option and a $14,600 figure, likely related to financing or price terms, with sparse fragmented wording. The text references vacancy and moving considerations in a real estate context.
Ralph Wright 65 a Ukiah area pioneer died in a San Francisco hospital. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Eversole Mortuary with Bishop Milton Jones of the Latter-day Saints officiating. Interment in Ukiah cemetery. Born December 2, 1901 in Wilits, he lived his life in Ukiah, worked as a ranch foreman. Survived by wife Lorraine Wright of Ukiah, daughter Reta A Thomas and son George Lang of Ukiah, another daughter Josephine Gregory of Texas, plus several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
The cantata Born A King by John W Peterson will be presented by the First Baptist Church choir on Sunday at 7 30 PM. Director Otto Killion calls it one of the finest Peterson has produced with soloists Kenneth Okaset Mrs Josephine and Ruby Stoughton with Mrs Gallaher and Mary Ann Willems. Mrs John Ashford will play organ and Mrs Neil Oglesby piano. The cantata will be taped for later radio presentation on KUKE.
You can prune grapes and deciduous fruit trees between now and February or consult a CAN nurseryman. Store tuberous begonia bulbs in a dry place and lift dahlia roots for winter storage. Cut late blooming dahlias and chrysanthemums back if not done yet. Shop nurseries for last minute gifts, especially azaleas and orchids.
A fragmented report indicates a woman from Kaukauna Wisconsin had a car accident. She reportedly took her car to a garage for repairs and borrowed another vehicle to drive.
A legal critique argues the state court misapplies state action under the Fourteenth Amendment and conflicts with U.S. Supreme Court precedents. The author urges U.S. Supreme Court guidance, noting the case may reach the high court in spring and expressing hope for a ruling favorable to California residents.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Ukiah and a court proceeding connected to a officer who has served with CHP for ten years. The garbled text references tenure and ongoing court action or sentencing, with names and details obscured.
Graveside services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. in Evergreen cemetery Boonville for Peter George Friesen eight, who died Wednesday. The Rev Bruce Baker of Boonville Methodist church will officiate. Friesen born in Kansas City Kansas lived in Boonville 26 years and was a former manager of the Boonville Fairgrounds. Surviving sisters are Margaret Coates and Agnes Haughn of Oakland and Alice Murray of Santa Cruz.
Funeral services for Thomas Hampton of Ukiah, 70, long-time Crawford Mill employee, will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Ever Sole Mortuary. A Arkansas native, he died Wednesday in a local hospital. Survived by widow Nell, two sons Herbert and Clyde, daughter-in-law Snowden, a brother Troy Hampton, five grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Burial in Ukiah Cemetery with pallbearers Walter Kress, Vern Sneaky, Jerry Herb Gregory, and Herb Ash. Rev. Cornish Jories officiating.
Paul Smith urged more effective government and efficiency, saying California is susceptible to cutting costs. He touted screening and community recommendations as part of his campaign while listing his opponent and district details.
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