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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
9
Dear Plenty writes that her divorce will be final in 45 days and asks friends to stay out. She notes her husband has begun to grow up and behave responsibly during discussions of finances but fears returning would be madness. Ann urges giving the marriage a chance and reminds that a divorce can be obtained later if needed.
Public auction set for July 7 1969 at 10 30 A M at the Western Title Guaranty Company Mendocino County Division Ukiah California to satisfy the deed of trust dated January 27 1966 by Dirk H Wild Berger and Lorraine Wild Ager trustees for the benefit of Stacy B Cross and Pat Cross and Mike Fish and Sylvia Fish as to undivided interests Parcels include Lot 74 Deerwood Park Unit Two Tract 50 and exclusive road easements over Lots 715 and another lot in Deerwood Park. substituted trustee Pfleger R C Pfleger Vice President.
In a bridge problem, South uses a desperate discard to induce a favorable lead. The article analyzes the sequence from opening heart to declarer play, ending with the recommended bid of two diamonds. If partner raises, plan follows to reach three spades or two spades based on responses.
Ukiah California June 24 1969 letter to editor complains about Sunday noise from the Trap Club in Regina Heights and likens it to Berkeley People’s Park unrest. Taxes and home peace cited. reader urges officials to consider residents sleep and health needs. Donna Cooper signs as a Ukiah taxpayer praising courage of a June 19 letter.
Shirley Seiler director of the Animal Protective Association told visiting Brownies that anything could happen in her job. A couple arrived with a snake in their car. She lifted the hood and removed a harmless prairie king snake eight feet long.
The limit of twilight is defined as the greatest altitude where air density scatters enough sunlight to be seen. This level is approximately 40 miles above the Earth.
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