University Scholarships Listed In Mendocino County
A long list of local high school seniors receives scholarships and awards from universities, colleges, and organizations. Names include Frances Grant, Jay Tayes, Christine MacDougall, Noelle Tamborini, Elizabeth Wise, and many others with Bank of America, Lions Club, and university honors noted. CSF life memberships are awarded to several students, highlighting continued academic achievement and community involvement.
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Erica
Robert Chisholm
Redwood Valley
PTA
Toni Ellis — Doyle
Bank of America
Toni
Kay Freeman
Santa Rosa Beauty College
Sharon Graham
Frances Grant
University of Pacific
Frances
Christian Youth Exchange
Germany
Jay Tayes
Lions Club
Bank of ‘America
Carmen Helisten
Betty Crocker
University of California
Louise Hornung
California State
College of Notre Dame
Jon Hudson
Bausch-Lomb
Howard King
Linfield College
Jennifer Lawman
Christine MacDougall
Eva Millikin Rice
University of California Mendocino County Alumni Association
Linda Mayfield
Arion
The
Kiwanis
Mary McFarling
John ‘Phillip Sousa
Etude Club
Perry Ramsey
Melodee Rhodes
James Schmitz
John P. Burke
Noelle Tamborini
University of California Regents
Eileen Thornburg
Rotary Club
Women's
Mendocino-Lake County Medical Society
Brian Weatherford
Chessall
Eureka HooHoo Club
Kathy Williams
Redwood Valley Grange
Elizabeth Wise
Ethel Poage
Whittman College
Whitman College
Maxim Zbitnoff
Puget Sound College
CSF
Robert Bernard
Steve Book
Richard Bulger
Mike Cash
Susan A. Earley
Bruce Galvin
Jay Trayes
Jennifer Lewman
Cynthia Mercer
Marilyn Meyer
Betty Knighten Miller
Cheryl Drme
Randolph Seward
Vicki Simpson
Volunteer of Year honors go to Giorno at Mendocino Hospital
Vincent Giorno was named Volunteer of the Year at Mendocino State Hospital during a Volunteers Recognition Night honoring 350 volunteers. The event featured remarks by Roy Smith and Warrington Stokes on volunteers as a bridge between community and hospital, plus discussions on expanding mental health services and volunteer roles.
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Vincent Giorno
Mendocino State Hospital
E. W. Klatte
Roy Smith
Giorno
Warrington Stokes
Alameda County Mental Health Association
Stokes
Mendocino
Orland
Dr. Klatte
Merry Makers
Lake
Sonoma
Klatte
Zenaide Hall
Smith
Mortgage rates seen easing may spur home construction
Financial observers predict cheaper home mortgage money in 1963 could encourage more new home starts, signaling a potential boost for builders and the housing market this year.
Jury Named in Complex Venue Selections Continues
A lengthy court session lists 50 potential jurors across Ukiah Willits Fort Bragg and nearby towns for a conspiracy venue with many called and several excused by judge and prosecution. Names include Pauline Van Osten Kathleen Gentry Marguerite Stotts and others. several did not return or were excused for today.
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Casebier
Pauline van‘ Osten
Ukiah
Doll McConathy
Edith Hildebrand
Willits
Maude Lake
Mary
May
Viola Bailey
Ann Dawe
Timmie Hughes
Virginia O'Farrell
Retha Neblett
Cummings
Kathleen Gentry
Harry Burkette
Fort Bragg
Ann Isle
Marguerite Stotts
Potter Valley
Welton Andrews
William Berkland
Lila Bertino
Frances Black
James’ Brennan
Mabel Bray
Nancy Brooks
Tillie Chase
Bertha Gillespie
Wanda Gowan
Rebecca ‘Harrison
Marilyn Heath
Betty Hubbs
Margaret Lindberg
Betty McBride
Myrtle McKinley
al Niderost
Rodney Pacini
William Schmitz
Donald Stine
Bonnie Trout
Pauling van Osten
Branscomb
Darrel Adams
Hopland
Charles Ashurst
Ernest LaMastus
Elsie Walker
Robert Adamson
Ronald Hunter
Essie Foster
Raymond Funk
Peter Garbini
Olga Happe
Diane Paoli
Joan Pate
Arthur Schulze
John Vanden-Bosch
Reilwood Valley
William Casebier
Ramona Robinson
Manchester
Clement Cunha
Boonville
John Deady Farrer
Albert . Goines
William Sherwood
Pauline Tyson
Shirley Wagner
Fawns Develop Quickly Says Auto Club
The National Automobile Club notes that antelope fawns grow fast and can run at speeds up to 25 miles per hour just one or two days after birth, highlighting their early mobility.
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National Automobile Club
Gov Brown weighs gas tax pledge vs bill to raise it
In Sacramento Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr weighs signing a bill advancing a gasoline tax from six to seven cents per gallon and raising truck weight fees 19 percent. Supporters say $70 million yearly would return to local governments for streets and roads, while Brown maintains the levy would be a new tax and violate his campaign pledge. The measure, by Sen Randolph Collier, would also let county boards raise vehicle registration costs by 25 percent to fund mass transit.
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Sacramento
Edmund G.brown
Hig
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
Brown
Avho
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
County Boards of Supervisors
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