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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1969
Page
6
Alfred Sheinwold explains a basic bridge principle: avoid drawing trumps when dummy has shortness in a side suit while there is a trump lon g hand. Do not draw trumps before ruffing losers, and use dummy’s ace of diamonds to win the first trick and then return a heart.
In the Superior Court of California Mendocino County, Duncan M. James Public Administrator filed for letters of administration with will annexed for the estate of George Hess, deceased. Hearing set for Friday June 20 1969 at 9:30 AM at the Ukiah courthouse. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated June 3 1969 Viola N. Richardson Clerk. By Mary Gilley Assistant Clerk. 6/b 9 12 1968.
Eddie Randell Hinson aged 18 from San Bernardino was arrested Friday in Willits by CHP Officer Thomas Norman on DUI charges and for possessing an open container in his vehicle.
Carl Martin Cox a former Ukiah resident aged 67 died in his sleep at home in Stockton after retiring from Mendocino State Hospital where he and his wife Clara worked. He served in World War I and is survived by two sons a daughter and his widow. Funeral at Frisbee and Warren Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial near Stockton. The volcanic island Mauritus lies about 1200 miles east of Africa.
A visiting teenager in Willits fell down a rocky bluff on Pine Mountain during darkness and was found about 8 a.m. with injuries. Richard Kent, 18, was taken to a local hospital and then moved to a southern California facility. His companion, Steve Hibbs, suffered less severe injuries and assisted in the rescue attempt.
Frank Pettygrove of Fort Bragg reported to the sheriff that a transducer for his depth finder was stolen from the stern of his boat at the Noyo Mooring Basin. The theft occurred between May 25 and June 4, with a value of 29 dollars.
Readers flood the column with moral puzzles and confessions, from teen pregnancy and adoption regrets to wedding jitters and kiss etiquette. Ann Landers weighs in with pointed counsel while the column flares with readers sharing personal dilemmas and reactions.
Nally Naty and Earl H Nally submitted the low bid of 29313270 for work on Branscomb Road about 11 miles west of Laytonville. District Engineer B G Larsen said DEG Highways opened 11 bids in Sacramento on June 4. A substandard timber bridge at Taylor Creek will be replaced with a 108 inch culvert and 1 8 miles of realignment with a 32 foot paved section. The project, designed by Mendocino County road department, is financed jointly by federal state and county funds with completion planned late this year.
Mauritius became the first British possession to adopt the new postage method by issuing two stamps in 1847, marking a milestone in postal history and prepaid mail.
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