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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
5
250 acres near Willits with year round stream and spring water. 8000 gallon cement tank. Owner asking $34,500 with irrigation water available on 20 acres. Terms available. Located in Valley area with potential for recreational development near Willits.
Piercy area graduates Gregory Winsley Evelyn Kirk Patricia Atteberry William Edgins and Steve Clark of South Fork high school pursue new paths. Teachers hosted a picnic marking the last day of school. Families visit and share news as Sandra Brake prepares for Army enlistment training in Alabama.
The term best man traces to old Scotch custom scenes where a groom abducted his chosen bride rather than wed formally. To aid this risky endeavor the groom chose his bravest friend as the best man to accompany him.
Describes a large Ukiah residence with ample storage and a scenic view. Features include an intercom system, well built kitchen, a game room, four bedrooms, a spacious yard and deck, a beautiful setting, and an asking price of 7000 dollars.
In the Superior Court of California Mendocino County the estate of Wilfred R. Shaver also known as W R Shaver deceased is administered. Creditors and all persons with claims must file with vouchers within six months after first publication at the Clerk's office or present at Timothy W O'Brien 150 North Pine Street Ukiah California place of business for all matters concerning the estate. First publication Ukiah Daily Journal 1966. Ames W. Haver as Administrator, Timothy W. O'Brien attorney listed with dates 6/27 6/3 10 17.
Margaret N Wilcox forms a partnership with Francis A Erch to operate Ukiah Realty. Wilcox began real estate in 1955 and Erch, known in Mendocino County, has long worked in real estate and insurance with Alaska experience. They say their combined background will yield strong local service.
About 200 adult Haltica carditorum beetles were released north of Fort Bragg by a Mendocino County agricultural official to combat Canada thistle. The insect also eats Italian, milk, and bull thistles but favors Canada thistle. Biocontrol efforts since 1947 have established predators on five weed species. a formal evaluation will take years, so growers should persist with mechanical and chemical controls meanwhile.
Norman N. Katz & Associates arranged the 900 acre land purchase along Busch Creek in Potter Valley for $250000. Buyers include Karl Hopf of Hunter Engineering, Col. David Nesler of March Air Force Base, Dr. Harold Farselau, Dr. Arthur Ooghe, and Katz. The land features rolling farmland, a ranch with barns, 53 acres of flat pasture, creek frontage and springs, and was praised for natural beauty and hunting and fishing access. Katz says northern California may be entering a land boom and his firm will seek further Mendocino County acquisitions.
Nathaniel H. Rogg of the National Association of Homebuilders said California home construction in the last half of the year will be about 30 percent below original estimates. He cited higher costs and tight credit as driving prices up and reducing buyer access to loans, with a chaotic financing climate attributed to Federal Reserve actions earlier this year.
Ignatius de Loyola established the Society of Jesus, founding the Jesuit order to pursue education, mission work, and religious reform within the Catholic Church.
Comptche.Community highlights Francesome of Woodland Hills visits Claudine Esquivel and husband to month end. Mrs Helen Scammon of Santa Rosa hosted by Dr and Mrs Lester Bulloch. Surprise guests at Maurice Wilsons: Mr and Mrs Don V McKee of Concord. William J Field obituary notes stroke May 29 in Portland. Gary Newman, Vallejo native, earns geology BS from University of Nevada June 11. accepted Humble Oil position in Corpus Christi. Lena Gabbert Mendocino HS wins Group 1 essay $7.50 prize. Esther Keiffer Group 2 grammar $5. Next meeting June 24 at Kelleowen Hall 8 PM. hostesses Esther Hamilton Nora Mason. Comptche Grange initiates Raymond Harris Fort Bragg degrees. officers named. Hugh Graham San Francisco surgery at French Hospital. Oakland Tribune reports Mendocino County Picnic at Mosswood Park June 4 2nd annual by Mendocino Historical Society. Ed Dean Santa Cruz originator. Dorothy Bowen San Francisco now in charge.
A string of visitors from Concord Oakland Montclair Hills Lodi Ukiah Fort Bragg Eu reka Carmichael and San Jose visited the Thompson, Rybloom, Swartz, Helfer and other households in Mendocino. Planting almanac notes accompany the social roundup, with a Friday night American Legion gathering at Kelleowen hall and announced district winners.
Mendocino County Pomona Grange sponsors a public meeting at the Anderson Valley Grange hall Saturday at 8 p.m. to discuss water supply, local revenue, and options. Invited speakers include Mike Busby and officials from the board of supervisors, with Grange committee members urging neighbors to attend.
Five quick garden pointers cover roses sprays to catch insects, deeper planting for tomatoes, pinching tips on bedding plants, mulching fuchsias with peat moss bark or steer manure, frequent feeding and pinching back growth for side branching, and planting dahlias for summer to fall bloom with dwarfs as bed plants and larger varieties from tubers.
Cocoa is the principal agricultural product of Ghana. The crop plays a central role in the nation's economy and rural livelihoods, supporting farmers and related industries across the country.
Richard Morris aged 31 has joined Empire Office Supply and Equipment in Ukiah as a salesman. He will cover Ukiah Calpella Redwood Valley and Potter Valley areas. A Vallejo native and 1953 St Vincent graduate, Morris has lived in Santa Rosa for a decade with wife Patricia and four children.
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