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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
5
Comptche residents attend the final Home Economics meeting at Gus Mendosa home with 19 present. Plans announced for the fall bazaar and Aug 4 turkey dinner. Next meeting July 10 due to holiday. Numerous local visits, graduations, and family happenings noted. Almanac lists root crop planting days midmonth and above ground plants days later.
Ukiah unified high school district considers 1963 64 student activities budget with sports financing withdrawn from the student body and district unless the school board decides otherwise. Potrero Valley program stays with changes. baseball dropped at Ukiah. track becomes a spring sport. Trustees discuss tax increases, hire several teachers, reject a high bid for a bus lift, and review cafeteria leasing options.
Council discussed rapid growth of swimming pools and safety fences, opening bids for city utility line closers, and erecting a switching station to finish PG&E line relocation due to freeway work. Bids set for June 25 at 2 pm. The city renewed a three year audit contract with Fitzgerald and Poulson for $1,250 annually.
Sacramento dispatch notes veteran California wildlife lobbyist George Difani credited with shaping the tone during the 1963 session on fish and game. He argues organized sportsmen promote hunting and image building, while other groups from Lake and Mendocino push private clubs and mechanized hunting, complicating conservation efforts. The piece discusses hunting limits, does, bucks, and potential moves to bar hunting from vehicles as a policy question.
Fort Bragg resident Uedde Wilson had a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor girl dismissed in Superior Court before Judge Wayne Burke. Also dismissed was a check charge against Lawrence Scruggs of Ukiah. Antoni Jr., who pled guilty to a similar count, was sentenced to one year in jail suspended and fined 1000 dollars with three years probation including a ban on relations with girls under 18. Michael Bradley of Ukiah had a weapon possession case continued to tomorrow. Wendel Taylor of Willits had a resisting arrest case continued to June 14 for trial.
Comedian Sid Caesar collapsed backstage during the first act of the Broadway musical Little Me on Wednesday night. A doctor said exhaustion caused the fainting and Caesar rested backstage before being driven to his Long Island home. The show continued with understudy Mickey Deems and Caesar was expected to return tonight.
Ex servicemen may claim unemployment compensation based on federal or combined wages. To qualify, they must be unemployed, registered, able and available for work, and actively seeking employment. Benefit rights for early entrants and wage credits earned before service are noted with timing rules.
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