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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1963

Page

5

Local Pair Attend Son's Graduation in Bay Area

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jess were in the bay area over Friday and Saturday to attend the graduation of their son Paul C. Jess from the University of California Law School. The ceremony at Boalt Hall terrace on Friday and the main exercises at Berkeley on Saturday marked his completion after prep at Ukiah High School and San Francisco State College. He will study three more months before taking the state bar exams to practice law.

A. A. Jess Bay Area Paul C. Jess Law School University of California

Petaluma Firebell Returns to Fort Ross Museum

Localites recount a firebell taken to Sacramento about 1844 then stolen and found in a San Francisco junk yard in 1866. It served Petaluma until 1916, lost in 1924, found in a jail coal bin, and given to the Native Sons of the Golden West who sent it back to Fort Ross in 1945. The fort’s stockade, manager's house, and surrounding blockhouses are now preserved as a museum. The Smiths returned home over the mountains from Stewarts Point to Boonville, with ocean views from the pass.

Sacramento John A. Suller Avas San Francisco Smiths Stewarts ‘Point Boonville

DAR to Meet Pono Chapter D A R Luncheon

The Pono Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a luncheon on Thursday June 20 at the Palace Hotel. Regent Mrs. Oscar Ronco says the agenda includes plans for the chapter's new year of work. Also noted is a statistic that over 60 percent of American adults are licensed drivers.

Pono the Daughters of the American Revolution Palace Hotel Oscar Ronco

Class of 1963 to hold commencement ceremonies

Ukiahi to life membership in the state's high school honor society highlighted the 1963 class achievements in academics music and athletics. Concert band directed by Gerald Littleton and chorus led by Les Johnson will perform Melo dee Rhodes soprano solo in The Omnipotence. Phil Puterbaugh composed The Black Dragon for recessional. Jane Cleveland leads class salute to the flag as Carl Purdy ball hosts the 8 p.m. procession. Father Roger Anderson gives the invocation and Rev. Cornish Jones delivers the benediction.

Gerald Littleton Les Johnson Melodee Rhodes Franz Shubert Phil Puterbaugh Jane Cleveland Carl ‘Purdy Roger Anderson Cornish Jones

Teacher Salary Zeck and Lawrence Clark on Pomo lita

Supt Jack Simpson told the board the proposed 1963 64 budget may total 1 033 642 without reserves Adding an undistributed reserve of 18 000 would bring the budget to 1 051 000 roughly matching 1962 63 Funds remain for a classified salary committee recommendation for a 5 per month health and accident fringe benefit and a 10 per month per step raise if funds allow Elvina Michaels and Zada Parkers were hired as part time custodian and secretary A side note mentions young crows can eat food equal to their weight in a day.

Zeck Lawrence Clark Jack Simpson Elvina Michaels Zada Parkers

Saturday Afternoon Club thanks Ukiah Journal for publicity

Ukiah Daily Journal receives thanks from the Saturday Afternoon Club for the year’s publicity and coverage. Mrs. F T Groundge, publicity chairman, thanks editor Gay T Neep and the society and women’s page for support of events and meetings.

Ukiah Daily Journal Journal Gay T. Neep

County Board Discusses Budget and Bookmobile Service

The New County board met with a road commission survey group, heard Supervisor Oscar Klee say funding resolutions would be premature, and acknowledged letters supporting continuing the County Bookmobile. They reviewed budget and code adoption, and may hire an extra building inspector for the Coastal area.

Ito Oscar Klee Retters Ray Hiatt

Complete Auto Upholstery Service At Acme Auto Trim in Ukiah

Acme Auto Trim at 962 N State St Ukiah, owned by Jacki Stewart with 18 years of experience, offers complete auto trim and upholstery services serving Mendocino and Lake counties. The shop provides custom and original seat covers, ready-made options, quality fabrics, and a full guarantee. Stewart says customer satisfaction guides the business and will redo work if needed. They also offer auto boat trim, awnings, shades, tarps, pool covers, and a repair service, plus do-it-yourself supplies and in-store merchandise.

Jacki Stewart Acme Auto Trim N. State St Ukiah Mendocino Lake Counties Jack Stewart Acme North State St

Funeral rites pending for Cor delia B. Grist

Funeral services are pending at Zimmerman Mortuary for Cor delia B. Grist 82 of 674 Willow Avenue who died at her home last night.

Zimmerman Mortuary Lfor Cordelia B. Grist Willow Avenue

Not That Hot Kansas City Sees Grill Tanned Nude Mower Incident

In Kansas City temperature hit 87 degrees on Tuesday. A police dispatcher, noting the heat, sent a patrol to arrest a man reported mowing his lawn in the nude.

Kansas City

Kennedy Proposes Racial Golden Rule in UPI report

Kennedy urges a national race policy to guarantee equal rights from lunch counters to polling places. He pledges new legislation to enshrine the idea that race has no place in American life, while federalizing the Alabama National Guard to enforce integration at the state university. Strong reactions follow from lawmakers, civil rights leaders, and supporters and opponents alike.

Alvin Spivak Washington UPI Kennedy Congress White House Alabama National Guard Senate Mike ‘Mansfield Ken

Governor Rejects Special Session Threat on Fair Housing Bill

Legislature Today reports Governor refuses to use power to call a special session as leverage for advancing a fair housing bill in the Senate. The Senate receives Finance Committee’s $3.2 billion budget. Assembly passes lower house bill permitting church and veterans groups to hold fundraising bingo and lotteries and creates a state youth conservation corps. A delayed Governmental Efficiency Committee action on fair housing. a letter from the governor speeds passage of a gas tax increase. Estimates show shipping 4,200 gallons of oil one mile costs about one cent by tanker.

Senate Norman J. Gatzert San Francisco Appeals Board Governmental Efficiency Committee Randolph Collier Assembly Youth Conservation Corps

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