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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
4
Washington UPI outlines which items lose the tax and the staged reductions starting in 1965 66 and 1969 and the expected savings for consumers. It explains refunds for purchases after May 15 and estimates average family budget relief of about 57 dollars in 1966 while noting gains in purchasing power demand production and employment.
Pacific Cal Company as trustee under a 1956 deed of trust will sell Lot 25 in Empire Gardens Mendocino County California at public auction to satisfy the secured debt including $11,215.31 unpaid principal plus interest and fees. Sale set for July 24, 1965 at 10:00 A.M. at the front entrance of Mendocino County Title Co Ukiah.
This notice to creditors in Mendocino County requests all claimants to file their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Patricia V. Cumbow serves as administratrix. Notice published in the Ukiah Daily Journal starting June 8 with law firm Rawles Nelson & Golden acting as attorneys.
The Fifty and Over Club sponsored by Redwood Valley Calpella Grange plans a Wednesday noon picnic at Grange Park Ukiah Fairgrounds. Attendees should bring utensils and a hot dish or salad for the meal. Redwood tanks are noted for storage and handling of wine and various liquids.
Brown meets lawmakers to defend the 1965 66 budget and urges action before July 1. He proposes no tax increase but warns bond interest costs could rise, hitting water funds and school construction. Budget cuts total 99 million, including a 40 million cut in state employee pay and reductions in education programs and projects.
Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe died in 1962 and her estate faces heavy taxes. Her business manager says a $100,000 trust for her ailing mother cannot be funded. Most assets will pay taxes, leaving little to support the wished care arrangement.
Mrs Elena Bell leads a Thursday 2 pm story hour at the Mendocino County Library community room featuring Ian Fleming's Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the second chapter of Mystery at Longfellow Square. The weekly session runs 2 to 3 pm for elementary school children and younger ones with adults.
The National Automobile Club warns drivers should not exceed a two hour stretch without a rest. The guidance aims to reduce fatigue and improve safety on long trips.
Residents and guests gathered for a June weekend of social events in Albion and Mendocino. Francette was honored at a surprise luncheon, with many local women in attendance. A large turnout at Sam’s Albion Flat for the fourth annual steak barbecue followed, though some diners were turned away. Remarks note the event’s social character and the pleasant weather.
Scrap dealer John Walker of Uxbridge England was fined 15 pounds after smashing a shop window in a court hearing. He claimed he had a rumpus with a girl, then hit her by mistake and struck the window.
Detroit reports Chrysler and Ford are sending out rebate checks to auto buyers as the May 15 tax cut took effect. About 200,000 Ford customers will receive checks retroactive to May 15, and Chrysler has begun mailing refund applications to roughly 130,000 purchasers who bought cars since May 15. GM and AM began similar plans to pass savings to buyers.
Gas fitters in Derby, England, walked out on Monday demanding replacement bicycles with a more modern transport form. A spokesman for about 70 fitters said they must travel about town "like old fashioned butcher boys" unless their bikes are upgraded.
Public auction set for July 6 1965 at 9 30 a m at Mendocino County Courthouse Ukiah California to sell Lot 4 Block 1 Ukiah Village Addition No 3 as security for a Deed of Trust dated April 19 1963 held by Continental Auxiliary Company as trustee for Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association. Case records show default and Trustee action.
Ukiah Unified School District calls for sealed bids to reroof portions of Pomoita School at 780 South Dora Ukiah California. Bids due July 5 1965 by 4 00 p m at 429 South Dora Street Ukiah. Bidders shown exact sites by Asst Superintendent W O Murphy. Work includes dry felt hot asphalt moppings gravel coats and two year guarantee with completion by August 13 1965. Bid bond required and district reserves right to accept or reject any bids.
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