Ukiah bids moved to June six for new stores and roads
Bid date moved to June 6 at 3 pm with firms from Ukiah Santa Rosa Sacramento Walnut Creek and San Francisco listed as bidders. Plans room busy for new Safeway Ukiah store and Bee site redevelopment. ABSCO wins paving and channelization bids. housing starts show May gains in Sonoma County.
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Rcn Ukiah
Ameride Bullae
Safeway
Ukiah
ABSCO
Uva Drive
Willits
Sam Farnum
Shelter Cove
Six Rivers Forest
Sonoma County
MCCA to discuss building code changes at June 13 meeting
The MCCA will hold its next regular meeting June 13 at Lido to review proposed changes before the 1967 codes are adopted. Building officials are to participate and contractors are urged to attend, with attendance arranged by leaving a name at the MCCA plans room. Phone 462-9019.
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MCCA
Lido
Witnesses Plan New Hall Construction Near Low Gap Street
Jehovahs Witnesses select a corner site on Low Gap Oak Street for a new Kingdom Hall. More than 50 volunteers plan to contribute labor during evenings and weekends. Robert Boyd presides as ministry unit leads the project through ceremonies after four months of preparation.
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Low Gapang N.oak
Jehovahs Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
RV Elementary Graduation Slated for June 7
Round Valley elementary prepares for graduation at 7 30 p m Wednesday June 7 with Myra Cardweill performing the processional Gordon Heggie giving the invocation Jacob Short leading the flag salute and the national anthem sung by graduates and audience Rev Bernice Mast leading. Mike Ogle gives welcome Sharon Thurman class history Alana Levie piano solo Sherri Hill class president honors and diplomas presented by Allen Levi during the benediction by the ceremony finishes with the valedictory by Carol Dunlap and a final piano solo by Sherri Hill.
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Round Valley
Myra Cardweill
Gordon ‘Heggie
Jacob Short
Bernice Mast
Mike
Ogle
Will
Sharon Thurman
Alana Levie
Sherri Hill
Carol Dunlap
Sherri” Hill
Isabelle Mooy
Allen Levi
Notice to creditors in estate of Roby May Gray
In Mendocino County California the estate of Roby May Gray deceased is administered by Marvin Earl Gray executor. Creditors must file their claims with vouchers at Chinello Chinello and Dady 616 First Western Bank Building 1221 Van Ness Avenue Fresno California 93721 within six months after the first publication May 25 1967. Attorneys for the executor Shineleo Chinello listed. First publication in the Ukiah Daily Journal May 25 1967.
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Superior Court of the
Mendoc
Roby May Gray
Chinello
Chinello & Ddy
First Western Bank
van Ness Avenue
Fresno
California
Marvin
Earl
Gray
County officials weigh sales tax plans for Ukiah dispute
Mendocino County supervisors review Derrick and Beltrami reports on Bradley Burns tax splits and countywide service implications. They consider uniform distribution across all cities, potential cancellation of Ukiah agreements, and freezing library funds unless a settlement is reached. A decision is urged next week.
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Board of Supervisors
Ukiah
Derrick
State Board of Equalization
Mendocino
Ullah
Fort ‘Bragg
Willits
Point Arena
Poifit Arena
Fort: Bragg
Beltrami
Mendocino County
Oklahans
John Mayfield, Jr
Harvey
Augia . Avila
Ernie Banker
Joe Scaramella
Lake County
Death summons Joan-Elliott. rites set Friday in Redwood Valley
Joan Patricia Elliott 34 of Redwood Valley died Wednesday in a Ukiah hospital. Funeral services Friday at 1 p.m. at Zimmerman Mortuary with Rev Merton Haskell officiating. Internment in Potter Valley cemetery. Born in La Honda, she had lived four years in Ukiah. Survived by sons John Andy Burleen Janice Cindy Tammy Elliott. mother Rena and sister Tillie Gamble, both of Redwood Valley.
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Joan Patricia ‘Elliott
Redwood Valley
Ukiah
Merton Haskell
Potter ‘Valley Church
Zimmerman Mortuary
Potter Valley
LaHonda
Elliott
John
Andy
Burleen
Janice
Cindy
Tammy Elliott
Rena
Tillie‘ Gamble
Protest Planned On Chicago North Side Tenements
A demonstration was planned by a group protesting living conditions near 400 North Side tenements. Pamphlets were prepared for distribution, and the plan shifted to distributing coaches, dead rats, stagnant sewer water, broken plaster, and shattered glass.
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Chieago
North Side
Adoption of revised basic room rental rates at County Hospital
The district attorney’s office opposed using hypnosis directly as treatment by psychiatric social workers and vetoed a proposed county funded trip for two workers to attend a hypnosis symposium.
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District Attorney’s Office
Saturday Rites Scheduled for James E. Cowen
Funeral services set for James Edwin Cowen 46 at 11 a.m. at Zimmermann Mortuary with Abell lodge 146 F&AM conducting rites. Interment in Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno. Born Berkeley, he moved to Ukiah in 1960, worked for Baywood Trucking, Navy veteran, survived by wife Sally, mother Mabel, son William, stepson Michael Taylor, brother Peter.
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James Edwin Cowen
Abell Lodge
F&am
Zimmerman Mortuary
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Berkeley
Cowen
University of California At Berkeley
Ukiah
Baywood Trucking Company
United States
Thousand Oaks Lodge
Sally Cowen
Mabel Cowen
William Cowen
Santa Cruz
Michael Taylor
This City
Peter Cowen
El-Scbrante
Adolph Felix Services Held
Funeral services for Adolph Felix 78 of Covelo were held at 10 a.m. today at Zimmerman Mortuary. He died Wednesday at a local hospital. Interment followed at Ukiah Cemetery. Survived by son Maurice E. Felix of Concord. Felix was a native Californian.
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Adolph Felix
Covelo
Ukiah Mayor Faces City Negotiation Standoff
Ukiah news notes continued coverage on the city’s negotiation stance as supervisors reportedly prepared to press on while the mayor said the city had made up its mind. Mayfield challenged Norgard over the sheriff’s office benefit describing the claim as semantics. President Gerald Newton presided and introduced the speaker.
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Mayfield
Norgard
Sheriff's Office
Gerald Newton
Fire Calls Reported This Week on Local Roads and Homes
A grass fire occurred on county property along Low Gap Road. Earlier, at 8:59 a.m., a lint fire at the residence of W A Galbraith, 428 North Dora, caused no reported damage.
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Low Gap Road
W. A. Galbraith
N. Dora
Connally declines to second guess riot handling
Gov. John Connally said he would not be a Monday morning quarterback and would not second guess officials on the Texas Southern University riot. He reported contacting officials about 50 times the day of the riot and offered his office’s services to help. Connally called the incident very regrettable and said he was continually checking into its cause.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
John‘ Connally
Texas
Southern University
Connally
Point Arena Prom Highlights and Staff Changes
Point Arena high school held its Junior-Senior Prom May 20 in the gym. Decorations led by Maxine Stor fetta and Steve Campbell featured a Sayonara Oriental theme, with refreshments and music by the Persuaders. Chaperone was John Blazavic. the banquet followed at the Point Arena Hotel. Otto T. Bierwagen, leaving after two years in physical science, plans private institute work after 15 years as chemist. Cub Scout Den 2 met May 24 at Mrs. Shirley Peterson’s home. a weiner roast followed for Scouts and guests.
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Point Arena
Maxine Storfetta
Steve Campbell
Persuaders
John Blazavic
Point Arena High
Otto T. Bierwagen
Bierwagen
Nisf-Institute
Cub Scout den 2
Penn Arena
Shirley Peterson
Manchester
Den
Flora, Cornett
Darlene Bartell
Boy Scouts
Bill Ainslie
Mike Bartell
Steve Biaggi
Tony Branco
Roy Cornett
Steven Glaze
Robbie Lamb
Jack Laurer
Sherry Cornett
Dawna Cornett
Marilyn Ainslie
Kathy Ainslie
Deborah Peterson
Family, air base open house and local health news mix
Winds kept boats in port while campers filled the Cove for the weekend. Four year old Joey Cabassi of Manchester recovers from May 24 open heart surgery in Los Angeles. Open House Day at Point Arena Air Base May 20 drew about 200 visitors with radar tours and a B52 flyover. Maj Morris and Capt Mittendorf await transfers and separations. Costa of Fort Bragg, injured in February, is home after hospital stays. Joe Halliday and relatives camped at Mt Diablo May 20 with a large Bay Area group.
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Joey — Cabassi
Iola and
John” ‘Casbassi
Manchester
Los Angeles
Charles Cabassi
Point Arena Air Base
Ey Nr
Morris
Capt
Mittendorf
Hamilton Field
Maj
Point Arena
Hamilton Air Base
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe Halliday
Paris Crowds Witness Helicopter Flight Speed Records
The report claims new speed records from New York to London and New York to Paris for helicopter flights, submitted to the International Aerobutics Federation. Igor Sikorsky founder of the helicopter firm attended. Choppers averaged 132.4 mph amid weather challenges from rain to hail. Maj Herbert Zehnder said weather caused altitude shifts from 100 feet to 10 000 feet. Maj Donald B Maurras refused to sit and relax after the flight. The pilots, needing a shave, toasted with champagne after the mission.
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New York
London
Paris
International Aerobutics Federation
Igor
Sikorsky
Herbert—Zehnder
Donald B. Maurras
Death Toll War Air Losses Rise in May
Report notes 36 U.S. planes shot down in May, the war’s highest monthly total. May also saw 27 Communist MIGs shot down by American pilots, a new record, following July’s previous peak of 33 planes lost.
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U.S
California Senate panel kills corporal punishment notice bill
SACRAMENTO UPI A push to reduce corporal punishment in public schools failed in a Senate Education Committee. The measure would have required school officials to notify parents before administering corporal punishment to a pupil.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Senate
No Iffs Iff Spares Clothes During Market Street Holdup
Anna Marie Iff, 28, secretary for the Swiss National Tourist Office, handed over her purse to a gunman on Market Street but refused to surrender her blouse. She grabbed for the gun, a toy, and the thief fled into the crowd.
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NO Iffs
San Francisco
UPD
Anna Marie Iff
Miss Iff
Market Street
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