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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1964

Page

5

Belle Davidson Dies at 86 in Willits Rites Saturday

Pioneer resident Belle Davidson 86 of Willits died Wednesday June 10. Funeral services set for Saturday at Eversole Mortuary at 1 a.m. officiated by Rev. Ron Treibel. Burial in Ukiah Cemetery. Survived by sons Henry of Berkeley Lloyd of Sacramento, grandchildren Dannee Grimm Ukiah John Davidson Robert Davidson Berkeley, and niece Cora Berryhill Willits.

Belle Davidson Willits Upper Lake Ukiah Cemetery Henry Davidson Berkeley Lloyd Davidson Sacramento Dannee Grimm Ukiah John Davidson Robert Davidson Cora Berryhill

New Business For Yanglin Opens Liquor Store In Ukiah

Bill Yanglin former owner of Yanglin's Meats in Johnnie's Market now runs Yanglin's Liquors at 114 S School Street, aided by Phoe Lampkin with years in retail liquor. He moved to Ukiah in 1949 and started the meat business in 1950, sold in 1960. The couple, Florence and Bill, live at 21 Mill Court with daughter Florence Mitchell in Ukiah. His hobby is hunting.

Bill Yanglin Yanglin's Johnnie's Market Yanglin's Liquors Jack and Joe's S. School Street Phoe- Phoe Lampkin Yanglin Ukiah Florence Mill Court Yanglins Florence Mitchell

Scranton's political record and reform stance highlighted

The piece notes Scranton's reputation for courage in pushing a one percent sales tax increase and reforming unemployment compensation. It describes his position as a moderate Republican who believes states can perform many functions better than Washington.

Scranton GOP Washington Republican Party

Woodward to Attend Insurance Session in Portland

Billy J. Woodward, Ukiah representative of Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, will attend a sales conference at the Hotel Sheraton in Portland from Sunday through Wednesday. He will study the latest developments in selling and servicing life, accident and sickness coverages, and group insurance.

Billy J. Woodward Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Sheraton Portland

Grass Fires In City Keep Firemen Busy

Four nuisance grass fires burned within six hours in Ukiah prompting fire department calls to Mason Street Old Sewer Plant site Laws Avenue and Highway 101 Old Calpella Road and nearby properties. No damage reported. officials warned owners to be careful with incinerators as warmer weather begins.

Ukiah Mendocino Mason Street Lombard Laws Avenue Highway 101 Tom Sentency Propery Old Calpella Road

June advantages in buying a house say realtors

Realtor writer notes June offers calm shopping, slower spring rush, and delayed sellers with good prices. Buying then gives time to settle before school, potential vacations for moving, and less rushed decisions. They caution no single best time, but June is favorable for buyers.

Ukiah Hit-Run Driver Sought After Parked Car Crash

A Ukiah driver was to be arrested after allegedly striking a parked car in the 300 block of S State Street and leaving the scene. The vehicle owner is Sharon Ball of 736 S Oak Street. A. E. Thirkill, a local service station owner, reported the license number to police who confirmed it with the DMV in Sacramento.

S. State Street Sharon Ball S. Oak Street A. E. Thirkill Department of Motor Vehicles Sacramento

Fire safety rules for cinerators and site clearing

The rules require covers for all fires and cinerators, and the site must be cleared of weeds. Fires may burn only from early morning to noon.

Scholars Life and CSF Awards Across Ukiah Area

A long list of CSF life memberships scholarships and awards highlights students from Redwood Valley Ukiah and Santa Rosa including Judith Gill Penelope Johnson and Sharon Hale. Notable honors include UC San Diego and UC Santa Barbara connections Bausch Lomb awards and Cypriot Egyptian history note. Cyprus first was overwhelmed by Egyptian conquerors about 1500 B.C.

Life CSF Eva’ Milliken Rice Cynthia Kay Campton Red-wood Valley -Grange Linda Louisé Franz Redwood Valley Pta Beverly Joyce Joiner Stella’ E. Witter Ukiah Elks Club California Nurses Association Judith Anne Gill Life Csf Chennall Chessall Family Patricia Elen Zinzer California State Scholarship Commission CFM Gary White University of California At San Diego Joan Laverne Persky Mendocino County University of California Stephanie Richards Dominican College Penelope Ann Johnson Doyle Santa Rosa Junior College Karen Ann Conover Bernice Foster Cober University of Pacific Marie Lorraine Pack Rotary Club Sharon Lee Stinehoff Santa Rosa Maria del Damen Rosales Helma Jean Dukes Ukiah Beverly Ruth Kuintzle Shirley Dianne Goodnight Stella E. Witter Artion Bruce Perry Evans John Phillip Souza Douglas G. Brown University of California At Santa Barbara Carolynne Cook Memir Sharon Ann Hale Shirley Renee Blocher Jill Eileen Busch Jamie Ann Norton Carol Elizabeth Parker Steven J. Wilson Oscar C. Filgas Cyprus

Drun Charge Plea Entered by Local Laborer

Rofilne Allen Hostler, 21, a Covelo laborer, pled not guilty to being drunk at Anton Street last night and asked for a jury trial in Ukiah Justice Court. Trial set for July 6. he is jailed in lieu of $110. Mother reports Hostler struck a 14 year old and hit a 15 year old during a ball game incident. police investigating.

Rofinile Allen Hostler Covelo Anton Stadium Fred Goss Ukiah Justice Court Hostler Ukiah

Skin Diving Contest At Albion Sunday

About 100 skin divers from northern and central California will compete at Albion on Sunday for the Central California Council of Diving Clubs championships. The meet, along with an earlier Santa Cruz contest, will determine the finalists who will represent the region at the August national meet in Plymouth, Massachusetts. San Jose Skiff Divers No. 3 won the Santa Cruz meet. San Jose Skin Divers No. 1 placed second, East Bay Barnacles of Oakland finished third. Teams from roughly 50 clubs seek trophies awarded by total weight and fish count.

Central California Albion Council of Diving Clubs Santa Cruz Plymouth Mass San Jose East Bay Barnacles Oakland

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