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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1959

Page

2

Willits Summer Playground Activities Started Today

Willits summer recreation offers arts and crafts at Brookside Elementary led by Mrs. Alberta Tuttle for elementary to junior high students. Story hour Saturdays at the Willits Library Children’s Room led by Miss Karin. archery sessions midweek at the high school field. girls softball, boys basketball and baseball on various city fields and school gymnasiums. Daily playground supervision at the city park. swimming at Brooktrails with bus transport each weekday.

Brookside Alberta Tuttle Willits Karin ¥de Brookade Field Brookside Field Brooktrails

Merry Bluebirds Finish Project

The Merry Bluebirds wrapped up their season at Mrs. B. J. Tison’s South Highway ranch home. They completed a months-long project sewing little clown figures and celebrated with an outdoor weenie roast enjoyed by Carol Alpers, Karen Kaser, Lynn Lewis, Judy Dukes, Maryellyn Tison, Ruth Barton, Margaret Freitag, Judy Justus, Mary Sherburn, and Peggy Chappell.

Bluebirds B. J. Tison South Highway Carol Alpers Karen Kaser Lynn Lewis Judy Dukes Maryellyn Tison

Calpella School Thanks Ukiah Daily Journal Staff

Calpella California principal John Franz expresses gratitude for extensive coverage of the school by the Ukiah Daily Journal during the past term. He thanks the editor and staff for providing valuable public notice and community information for the Calpella school.

Calpella Calif Ukiah Daily Journal John Franz

Little League Giants edge Dodgers in 6-4 thriller

Giants rally from 4-2 deficit in bottom of final inning as Gary Sanders reaches on error and Bob Ruby belts a three run homer to seal a 6-4 victory over the Dodgers. Mike Porro pitched for the Dodgers and Keny Butler and Ruby homered for the Giants.

Giants Dodgers Frank Merriwell Pirates Phillies Cardinals Braves Gary Sanders Bob Ruby Mike Porro Keny Butler Ruby Phils Mike Dale Dick Chambers Warren Erch Dale Ronnie Reed Mike Haselswertt Rich Petty Grant Woodruff Cardinal Clyde Sark Gary Tatman Hal Wagener Tim King John Farley Charles de Rego Farley Bill Heather

Firco Tops Softball Standings With Two Wins

Firco moved to first place in the Men’s Softball League after a week of two wins. Industrial Plywood upset WRP 5-3, Firco beat C.A. 14-6, then edged Pacific Coast 8-7, and finally beat WRP 13-6. Bill Stamper pitched six innings against Pacific Coast, Newell Stevens secured the win with a clutch line drive, and Danny Tarr drew a walk to spark the final rally. Standings show Firco 8 2, WRP 7 3, Pac Coast 5 4, Industrial Ply 3 6, OT CA 18

Firco Industrial Plywood WRP C.A Pacific Coast Bill Stamper Newell Stevens Dany Daskam Danny Tarr Stevens

Frontier Days Rodeo to Highlight Willits July 4 5

Willits hosts the Frontier Days celebration July 4 and 5 with rodeo rough stock from Dick Hempstead of Red Bluff. A clown and a bullfighter, a frontier parade led by Nellie Corbett, and dances and a barbecue round out the two day event. Queen of the Rodeo candidates include Gertie Dean Haisington Winnie Bryant Karen Miller Marion Whitely La Rita Helen Tubbs Willie Thurman Pat Driscoll Barbara Arlene Laytonville. Willits Frontier Days Inc sponsors with James Jennings as president and John Stansberry as general manager.

Willits Redwood Empire Dick Hempstead Red Bluff Nellie Corbett Mendocino County Gertie Dean Haisington Winnie Bryant Karen Miller Marion Whitely la Rita Helen Tubbs Willie Thurman Pat Driscoll Willis Barbara Arlene Laytonville Willits Frontier Days, Inc James Jennings John Stansberry

Bomb proof WWII gun emplacement nearly demolished

In England a World War II gun emplacement nicknamed bomb proof was nearly ruined by half an ounce of dynamite. Demolition workers noted the roof, only three inches of concrete, could not bear a 25 ton load despite sturdy roof supports. A separate item from Chicago reports the Mid-Continent Pet Industry association plans to display parakeet harnesses and dog cowboy suits at its upcoming convention.

Dad Appledor England Cowpokin’ Canine Chicago UPI Mid- Continent Assn

Fire breaks out near Ella's laundry on Fort Bragg Road

A fire started in an old shack behind Ella's laundry on Fort Bragg Road about 4 30 p.m. Thursday, spreading past Broaddus Creek. Willits department contained it before Forestry could arrive.

Ella Fort Bragg Road Broaddus Creek Forestry Willits

Stolen Payroll Checks Cashed In Willits Pubs

Two payroll checks made out to James Bishop and P. W. Reed were stolen from a desk at Industrial Plywood Co and cashed in local bars. Willits police disclosed. A handwriting analysis has been requested by Sacramento. Daniel Lorn Dare, 40, of Willits, was arrested for driving while intoxicated and released on 50 bail. Alvin Shumaker Jr. and William Earl Holland were taken into custody for probation violation. Shumaker also charged with carrying false identification. Mildred Rose Washburn, 38, of Willits, jailed for disturbing the peace after a 4 am incident. Captain Leo McGinley found Washburn and Benjamin D. Hunt, 30, fighting in front of her home. both arrest. Washburn held in Willits jail.

James Bishop P. W Pinky) E Reed Willits Police Department Sacramento Daniel Lorn Dare Willits Alvin Shumaker Jr William Earl Holland Sullivan Shumaker Mildred Rose Washburn Leo McGinley Benjamin D. Hunt Washburn

Shake-up rumoured at California Water Resources then director swap

Capitol reporters rumors swirl over a potential resignation of Harvey O. Banks as Director of Water Resources in Sacramento with Deputy Ralph M. Brody expected to assume the post. The change, tied to Gov. Brown's administration, would follow ongoing questions about leadership in the department and recent appearances before the legislature.

Sacramento CNS Harvey O. Banks Ralph M. Brody State Capitol Banks Water Resources Department Goodwin J. Knight Brody Edmund G. Brown Landis Toto Brown Ances. Brody Gov. Brown Ralph Brody Lake Mendocino Coyote Valley Walter Resources Department J. del Larber Sarber

Transit Bliss in Coventry Promotes Married Couples on Buses

City transport officials announced support for married couples on city buses. They favor assigning women conductors to work with their husband drivers where possible, arguing the arrangement leads to safer driving and happier crews.

Coventry England UPI

Psychochemical weapons scare hearing outlines risks

Washington hearing reveals concerns over psychochemical agents that could disable or control people without warning. Maj. Gen. Creasy warns Russia might use stealth gas. Congress questions testability and safety. Budget gaps for psycho chemicals are noted amid broader nerve and virological weapon programs.

Washington UPI Russia William M. Creasy Army Chemical Corps House Space Committee Creasy Fulton James G. Fulton Gordon L. McDonough Rcalif Congressman Fulton Congressman McDonough McDonough Congress Chemical Corps

California Assemblyman Beloitti On Final Budget Battle

In the last hours of California’s legislative session assemblyman Frank F. Beloitti notes three main issues before lawmakers. The state budget, tax proposals, and various revenue measures loom as decisions near adjournment.

California Senate Assembly

Classified ad wants to buy wood tank and parts

Classified notice seeks to buy a Redwood Walter tank 10 000 pal. Call Globe 9 9588 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. This compact item asks for a purchase inquiry and contact details.

Call Globe

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