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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1968

Page

4

Hoyer Obituary Highlights Leggett Resident’s Life

The obituary notes a Leggett resident who died at five years after residing in Ferndale and Crescent City. He was a member of the Laytonville Lions Club and the Eel River Sportsmen's Association. Surviving relatives include wife Irene Hoyer of Leggett and brothers Vic of Crescent City Olaf of Detroit and Jens of Denmark, among others. The Rev. James Everly will officiate with interment in Crescent City Cemetery.

Nearay Leggett Ferndale Crescent City Laytonville Lions’ Club Eel River ‘Sportsmen's Association Irene Hoyer Vic Hoyer Olaf Hoyer Detroit Mich Jens Hoyer Denmark James Everly

Ollie Goodwin of Covelo Dies at 86

Funeral services set for Ollie Goodwin 86 lifelong Covelo resident who died Sunday in a Ukiah hospital. Rites at Anker Lucier Mortuary Willits with Rev Harold C Casper officiating. Interment at Ukiah Cemetery. Born Christmas Day 1881 she is survived by husband Byron and numerous relatives in Covelo.

Ollie Goodwin Covelo Ukiah Anker- Lucier Willits Harold C. Casper

James Ray Extradition Effort Aids London Proceedings

James Ray indicated U S authorities were pursuing extradition in London with U S Asst Atty General Fred Vinson Jr meeting senior officials after a formal request would come from the State Department. Ray appeared in magistrates court with armed detectives, and press coverage was limited at his hearing as King’s civil rights influence noted.

U.S Ray Atty Fred M. Vinson,Jr London Statland Yard Ks Oh State Department Ametth Ray State di See ‘Foreign Office Ays Vinson Newsamen Britain Frank Milton King United States

Sheinwold on Bridge Lowly Cards Vital In Some Contracts

Bridge column explains how intermediate cards decide outcomes in contracts. A featured hand from H W Kelsey’s Advanced Play at Bridge shows strategic digs, dummy play, and safety plays including when to force hearts and how to handle diamond shifts and club finesses. The Daily Question scenario asks for the right opening bid with Q63 spades and KQ1062 hearts, 4 diamonds, Q1092 clubs, concluding that one heart is best even with both sides vulnerable.

H.W. Kelsey West East

Scottish Rite Confers Degrees on 5 Okiahans

Five Oklahoma members were elevated to the 32nd degree Scottish Rite during ceremonies last week at the Santa Rosa Scottish Rite Temple. Honorees: Harry C. Jordan Jr., Carl C. Herold, Willard A. Townsend, Wayne F. Riggs, and Leonard R. Nix. They and their guests will dine at the Temple on 441 B Street, Santa Rosa, at 6:20. Interested Blue Lodge members are urged to contact Meredith Harlowe, Lyle Briley, or Leslie Budd for information.

Okiahans Santa Rosa Scottish Rite Harry C. Jordan Jr Carl C. Herold Willard A. Townsend Wayne F. Riggs Leonard R Nix Temple B Street Blue Lodge Meredith Harlowe Lyle, Briley Leslie Budd

Ukiah Driver Hurt In North State Collision

Ukiah man Jesus Roman aged 28 sustained minor injuries when his pickup collided with a vehicle driven by Gerasimos Kyriakos, 29, on North State Street at Garrett Drive Sunday afternoon. Kyriakos was cited by Ukiah police for excessive speed in the rear end crash.

Jesus Roman Ukiah Gerasimos V Kyriakos N. State Street Garrett Drive

Wilma Phillips Laid to Rest in Fort Bragg

Funeral services were held today at Canaar Fairlee Funeral Home for Wilma Phillips longtime Fort Bragg resident who died in a Ukiah hospital after a long illness. Born in Hope Arkansas at 53 she is survived by children Margaret Garcia Alice Santee William Phillips DI Rosemary Darlene and Nancy Phillips Fort Bragg brothers James Jones Tom Jones Jack Jones Ruby Squires and Margaret Wilcox seven grandchildren and burial is planned at Ocean View cemetery in Fort Bragg.

Canaar Fairlee Wilma Phillips Fort Bragg Ukiah Phillips Hope Ark California Margaret Garcia Los Angeles Alice Santee William Phillips Davenport Iowa Rosemary Tuomala Darlene Nancy Phillips Claude Phillips James K. Jones

Workshop For Judges And Constables In Mendocino

A Saturday session in Fortuna sponsored by the Judges Marshals and Constables Association of California gathered seven Mendocino County officials. Constables Jack H. Campbell Fort Bragg Vaughn F Hudman Laytonville Gerald E Newton Ukiah and Paul E Titus Boonville attended alongside Judges George A Carver Leggett Basil R Heathcote Mendocino and Leland K Slavens Point Arena.

Basil R. Heathcote Mendocino Leland K. Slavens Point. Arena

Man and Woman Die In Lake Pillsbury Cabin Fire

A man and a woman, unnamed by Lake County authorities, died in a cabin fire in the Home site area near Lake Pillsbury Friday night. The blaze, of undetermined origin, left victims unidentifiable at the scene. The cabin was owned by Rex Popplewell of San Mateo. Fire spotted by Soda Creek station of the U S Forest Service shortly after midnight.

Lake County Lake Pillsbury Rex Popplewell San Mateo Soda Creek U. S. Forest Service

Mendocino Farm Bureau Board Meeting Slated June 11

The Mendocino County Farm Bureau board will meet on Tuesday June 11 at 9 30 a m in the Agricultural Center on Low Gap Road.

Kennedy Death Shape Shifts Public Mood Across Nation

Amid grief and political rancor, President Johnson mourns Kennedy while defending national balance. In London and Washington, voices decry illness in society as Edward Kennedy honors his brother. A vast funeral train carries mourners to a solemn Lincoln Memorial service.

America Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr Kennedy London Johnson Los Angeles Robert F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Robert Kennedy White House Dallas Edward Kennedy Rose Earl Warren Ralph David Abernathy Martin Luther King Washington Union Station Senate Constitution Avenue Justice Department Lincoln Memorial

Kurt Schmitz Jr Commissioned On Graduation

Kurt G Schmitz Jr a Ukiah graduate of 1964 earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration at the University of San Francisco and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Army after completing ROTC He will serve a two year active duty term and then join his father's Ukiah business The ceremony was led by USF president Very Rev Charles W Dullea and Maj Gen James H Sheldon with family present The celebration included a dinner at Lafitte s in San Francisco and Gwen Island of Ukiah joined the family plans to attend Napa College

James H. Sheldon U. S. Army Paul Napa College Lafitte’s San Francisco Gwen Island Ukiah

Kennedy Funeral at Arlington Ends a Nation's Mourning

The Kennedy family held a somber graveside service as Jacqueline Kennedy and her children paid respects to the late President. John Glenn and Edward Kennedy carried the flag to Mrs. Kennedy, candles glowed, and mourners saluted. The gravesite was described as temporary with a permanent monument planned later by the family. Mankiewicz quipped about closing the doors of the juggernaut.

Resurrection City Mathew Kennedy Freckles John Glenn Edward Kennedy Ethel Kennedy Johnson Jacqueline Kennedy Frank Mankiewicz Robert Kennedy John Kennedy Mankiewicz

Mendoseta clash over district budget and bus funding

Leo Cook reports Mendoseta refuses to divert 79 000 from property tax reassessment to transportation. board argues funds must cover all essentials from buses to books. They warn squeezing transportation jeopardizes ADA and state aid, while teachers’ salaries stay the focus of Mendoseta’s demands.

Nual Mendoseta Webb Brown ADA

Ukiah High Students Voice Education Crisis and Pride

Steve Thomasberger, Associated Student Body President, denounces dull schooling and teacher removal, recalls police at a teachers walkout, and calls for community support. He cites loss of 15 top teachers last year and warns Ukiah High risks losing more, urging improved communication and school spirit through activities.

Ukiah High School Ukiah High Columbia University Danny the Red Niji Mario Savio S.E.M Hopland Redwood Valley Potter Valley Ukiah Steve Thomasberger

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