Mendocino Historical Society seeks county's oldest pioneer resident
Mendocino County Historical Society appeals for the county's oldest living pioneer who remains a resident of the area. A photo and life story will be published in the county papers and displayed in the county museum. Contact Mrs. Lila Lee at 730 Grove Ave Ukiah. Executive board meeting held at the Divine home overlooking Little Lake Valley east of Willits. Regular notes include museum reports, fund drive updates, and donor opportunities with bays and spaces named for pioneers, businesses, or organizations. Next meeting set for July 13 at the Piedmont Hotel Fort Bragg with a chicken luncheon priced 2.25. Reservations with Mrs. Lee.
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Elsa Thompson
Mendocino County
Gene ‘Bacchi
Dos Rios
Divine
Piedmont Hotel
Fort Bragg
Lee
Notice to Bidders for Ukiah Asphalt Overlays
Ukiah City Council invites bids for asphalt concrete overlays on South Dorgx Street and Standley Street. Bids due June 17, 1969 at 2:00 P.M. at Ukiah City Clerk. Specifications at City Engineer. Must include bid bond 10 percent and comply with California Labor Code wage rates.
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Berofhi
Ukiah
California
Ty Streets
Dorgx Street
Clay Street
Mill Street
Standley Street
State Street
School Street
City Engineer's
City Hall
City of
E City Council
State of
Willits Chamber Electing Director Slate
Willits Chamber of Commerce votes by mail to elect nine directors this week. Nominees include Robert Grieve Raymond Rockefeller George Foreman Jerry Wilson Larry Lucier Roy Platz Fred Leonard Lois Mahan Paul Kennedy Jack Angel Charles Bushmann and Rollo Stowaser. Nine top vote-getters will be seated with two filling unexpired terms.
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Wiebits
Willits Chamber of Commerce
Robert Grieve
Raymond E. Rockefeller
George Foreman
Jerry Wilson
Larry Lucier
Roy E. Platz
Fred Leonard
Lois Mahan
Paul Kennedy
Jack Angel
Charles Buschmann
Rollo Stowaser
Chamber
Dow Jones Averages Mixed As Markets Slide
Dow Jones final stock averages show all groups lower with 20 industrials at 912.49, down 5.46. 20 railroads at 227.30, down 0.56. 15 utilities at 126.18, down 1.38. and 65 stocks at 311.71, down 1.75. Trading volume reached 10.6 million shares, slightly below Monday’s 10.65 million.
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United
Press International
Dow Jones
Battery Stolen From Montgomery Ward Truck
Officials at Montgomery Ward on S State Street reported to the sheriff that a battery was stolen from a parked truck sometime in the past week.
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Montgomery Ward
S. State Street
Sheriff's Office
Police tighten rules on facial hair for San Francisco patrols
The police commission announced stricter facial hair standards for officers, banning long hair and setting limits on sideburn width and mustache length. The move targets grooming trends among some officers, signaling a shift toward a dog patrol policy.
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San Francisco
UPI
Police Commission
Tuberculosis Association Will Meet in Santa Rosa
The board of directors of the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease association of Sonoma and Mendocino counties will convene Monday June 16 at 12 15 p m in room 63 of the Holiday Inn Santa Rosa. President Robert F Davenport will preside.
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The
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of
Sonoma and
Mendocino Counties
Holiday Inn, Santa Rosa
Stereo Theft Reported in Ukiah Incident
Kevin Boynton of Ukiah reported to city police that a thief stole his 4 track stereo tape deck and about three tapes from his car. The items were valued at 240 dollars.
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Kevin Boynton
Ukiah
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Edith V.A. Murphey
New Museum
Bill Montgomery
Ukia Mendocino
County
County of Mendocino
State of California
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Hattie TiLlotson
Svariti
Ackhammer
Barber- Greene
C.y
Willits Chamber
Jonneys
Carise
Hocus Pocus
Ukiah Daily. Journal
Towncraft
Dacron
Oxfords
Towncraft Penn
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