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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
10
Random desk cleanup reveals kept clippings on city life. Civics discuss regular staff raises, while colorfully worded ads lure nurses and a spirited “Girl Friday.” Perkins Street crossing needs wig wag signals for safer crossings.
In a dramatic progress update, the Surveyor spacecraft, fitted with wide angle and telephoto lenses, spans broad lunar terrain and zooms into tiny features. After 63 hours and 247,538 miles of travel, it narrows the United States gap with the Soviet Union and signals a possible safe Apollo three-man moon landing by 1969, per early scientists.
A cluster of short notices appears from Economic Inequities in Virginia to Ukiah Chamber of Commerce and local cultural events. Highlights include a dubious job pitch promising high pay with odd bans on certain types of workers, a correction about Ukiah’s new chamber manager, and weekend puppet shows at Ukiah Cooperative Nursery plus Santa Rosa Art Festival details. The items reflect quirky local commerce, culture, and community notices.
Overnight guest COMMENTARY COMPTCHE-Ed Gurley and family visited in Comptche then attended a Mendocino chicken barbecue. The Fort Bragg Living Children's Band won the Battle of the Bands in Willows May 28 with Dave Green leading guitar and siblings among the members. Numerous local visitors, parades, Grange memorials, and community events follow, with open gym and planting almanac noted.
Directors of the Redwood Valley water district shift to twice monthly meetings, first and third Wednesdays at 8 pm in Redwood Valley school, open to the public. Previously they met the first Wednesday only.
James Duncan named assistant manager of Wells Fargo Bank Ukiah office by Ralph J. Crawford Jr. Duncan, formerly assistant manager at Fairway Park Hayward, joined in 1952 with prior service in Napa and Walnut Creek. Born in Napa, he and wife Marlene and their children will reside in Ukiah.
Mrs Martha Guntly 88 daughter of a pioneer Anderson Valley family died at her Philo home. Services will be held at Philo Methodist Church at 2 p.m. burial in Philo cemetery. Born Sept 25 1877 in Anderson Valley she lived there all her life. Survived by brother Alonzo Rose Oakland and several nieces and nephews.
Brian Bennett an appraiser in the county assessor office will be installed as president of the Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce during ceremonies set for Saturday June 1 Gene Rowland 1st vice president Jim Lake 2nd vice president Jack McDonald secretary Tom Hendrickson treasurer John Dooley and Jerry Osborne directors
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