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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
4
Bill Cave from Anderson Valley and Rev. James Everly joined the Tring Dyrstads from Leggett on the junior college committee. Dr. Paul Poulos urged organizations to contact him for speakers. Robert Kauffman appointed his finance committee including Lew Sbra na Floyd Ross and Jack Kum mert in Ukiah area. Al Canepa from Willits listed among Donatiotig.
Disjointed OCR notes describe plans for booths at the Edwood Empire Fair Boonville Fair and the Paul Bunyan Days. The event is stated to be held on the coast in July with organizers seeking displays and participation.
Public Administrator Sam Ray Jr will sell at private sale after July 9 1966 the Raymond LaMew estate real property in Redwood Valley Mendocino County California by order of the Mendocino Superior Court. Bids must be written and sealed with 10 percent cash bid, balance upon court confirmation. Terms include tax and maintenance prorations and title costs borne by purchaser. Bids may be delivered to the Public Administrator or timothy w obrien attorney Ukiah with sale details and bid deadlines.
Presiding ramnisieet in all the congrega of the religious group in this area announced plans to encourage all families to stress togetherness as a bulwark against delinquency. A delegation of 65 members represented at the Word of Truth assembly to be held at the State Fair grounds in Sacramento July 8-1. Thousands of children will attend the Sacramento gathering. Assembly sessions are designed for all family members who come with Bible notes and a song. The Witnesses say the times are critical, especially during vacation, making family worship vital.
Willits 4-H Club at the Farm Center named new officers led by President Lucinda Alpers. Other posts went to Carolyn Butin as vice president Nancy Fales secretary Niki Whipple treasurer Mary Jeris sergeant-at-arms and Leonard Sawyer recreation-song leader. Sonja Snider reported on home furnishing projects and Lynne Sanders on dress revue held in Ukiah where Cathy Butin was chosen as alternate county dress revue winner. Cathy described experiences at the Regional Field Day on the Davis campus with Emma Ruth and Robert Bartow chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Bartow.
Mendocino County Historical Society will meet Sunday July 11 at Gualala. A chicken barbecue begins at 12 30 p m at the Gualala Hotel for 2 25 per plate. Open to all interested. reservations by July 1. Mrs Lloyd McMillan, program chairman, organizes a display of historical items and area tours if possible.
The article notes that a pause in bombing operations drew insult and anger. It mentions the British Commonwealth prime ministers’ concerns receiving little response. Presidents arrived from Kansas City on Air Force 1 and had breakfast with former President Harry S Truman in Kansas City.
A tribute to Dorothy John and her committee for smoothly organizing the picnic. The note highlights grateful greetings from those unable to attend who sent messages to longtime friends present, recognizing the effort and warmth of the gathering.
Governor proposes using federal Medicare money to fund a state aged care program and delays Senate redistricting. Unruh unveils the plan with Burns and other leaders, aiming to accelerate April tax collections to May and June before the next fiscal year. Burns offers cautious support. Republican leaders blame Brown for the legislative stalemate and criticise Unruh’s one shot approach.
The Euphrates and the Tigris meet above Basra in Iraq and from that junction to the Persian Gulf the waterways are called the Shatt al Arab.
A 1965 census report notes growth in the number of shareowners to 20,120,000 as urban and suburban areas gain. Growth is strongest in towns 2,500 to 25,000 within major metropolitan regions, with central cities over 500,000 rising modestly. Rural areas still account for about a quarter of the shareowner base, though numbers decline slightly from 1952 readings.
Forest B. Tilley of Redwood Valley, formerly of Ukiah, earned a bachelor of science in forest management as part of Humboldt State College's 380 June graduates. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walker B. Tilley.
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