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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
7
Wording outlines daily zodiac notes with Aries through Pisces, urging self-control and practicality. Emphasizes transitory desires, practical peace, personal growth, and recommends independent judgment while noting potential relationships and collaborative hints. Also includes a birthday blurb and general tendencies for Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces.
History traces the Maltese cat back 2,800 years to the island of Malta with evidence from ancient records and genetic studies. Researchers outline how tailed and tailless varieties spread through Mediterranean trade networks and royal burials.
Mendocino high school celebrates the 1965 graduating class with 12 scholarships awarded. Notable seniors include Nancy Rear who gave the welcome speech and Ed ward Noyes valedictorian. Students plan summer work and many have enrolled in colleges, with several pursuing programs at Humboldt State UC facilities and local colleges. Families and friends filled the auditorium for the commencement on June 4.
Two drivers parked identical Mini cars outside the Automobile Association offices in Truro England. They later discovered both were attempting to open the other man’s car. An AA patrolman arrived and solved the mix up.
Redwood Valley Calpella school board will hold its final meeting Tuesday night at the district office. The new unified board will take over July 1 and the PTA will host an open house thanking retiring members C. H. Blacklock J. R. Stafford Hunter Smith and John Johnsson. Refreshments will be served for Redwood Valley and Calpella residents.
Mendocino and Lake County physicians formed the 31st chapter of the California Academy of General Practice on June 10 with a charter presented by Dr. Horace F. Sharbocks in Sebastopol. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. Smalley Willits Dr. and Mrs. Myers Ukiah Dr. and Mrs. Werra and Dr. and Mrs. Wilson plus Dr. Luther. The academy plans scientific programs and requires yearly postgraduate study for membership. Dr. Robert F B Shalley is president and Dr. Luther is acting secretary. permanent officers to be elected next month. Col. Gen. Gustav Joudl, chief of staff of the German Army, signed the surrender at the end of World War I.
A reader explains a bridge hand using a fairy tale metaphor. The tale contrasts a clever escape by Little Red Riding Hood with a failed attempt to fend off a wolf at her grandmother’s bed, applying the same technique to the bidding and play of a bridge hand.
The Dagbreek newspaper in Johannesburg comments that Britain's designation of the Beatles as members of the Order of the British Empire marks a decline in standards of a once great empire.
William Privine has filed a petition for the probate of the will of Wilhelmina Prusi also known as Wilhelmina Prusi deceased and for Letters Testamentary. The hearing is reset for Friday June 16 at 9 30 A M in Department No 2 at the Mendocino County Courthouse Ukiah California. Clerk Barbara Foo.
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