Students Plant Own Sierra Redwoods in Conservation Week
Nearly 12 000 students in Mendocino County along with teachers and staff received Sequoia gigantea trees to plant at home or in school yards. The trees were provided by Critchfield Tree Farm and Nursery through the University of California Extension Service during Conservation Week. Each bagged sapling included soil or peat moss and an instruction sheet by Extension Forester Woodbridge Metcalf. A few trees will form windbreaks around school grounds.
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Mendocino County
Critchfield Tree Farm
St. Helena
University of California, Agricultural Extension Service
Forester Woodbridge Metcalf
How to Attract Industry Topic Of PG E Speaker
Tom Ludke PGE public relations director spoke at the Chamber of Commerce industrial committee meeting at Casa de Santos today. He outlined efforts from other communities to attract industry and praised Ukiah’s planned industrial appreciation week with local manufacturers to display product exhibits downtown. He stressed a strong business climate, asset survey, fair land values, and the types of industry a city can support, citing Fresno’s industrial park and payroll as a model. a community congress was also discussed for future consideration.
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Tom Ludke
PGE
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Casa de Santos
Ludke
Ukiah
Fresno
Thomas Holliday Named to Pear Advisory Board
Ukiah Valley pear grower Alex R Thomas is named to the Advisory Board for the Marketing Order for Fresh Bartlett Pears. Clair Holliday, Talmage, named as alternate. Terms run June 2 this year to May 31 1964 with nominations from districts and distributor meetings in San Francisco Los Angeles and Sacramento. Lake County appointees include W D Jones Lakeport with Gene Burger as alternate F R Stokes Kelseyville with Leroy Thomas alternate Glenn A Smith Kelseyville with R L Henderson alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex R. Thomas
Ukiah Valley
Clair Holliday
Talmage
Charles Paul
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
California
Lake County
W D. Jones
Lakeport
Gene Burger
F. R. Stokes
Kelseyville
Leroy Thomas
Finley
Glenn A. Smith
R. L. Henderson
Center Otluck Hopland Farm Bureau Center Potluck Night
Hopland Farm Bureau Center will hold a potluck on Thursday March 21 at 6 30 p m at Legion Hall followed by a 4 H Club demonstration night. Secretary Minva Matthews announced the event.
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Otluck
Hopland Farm ‘Bureau Center
Legion Hall
Min@va Matthews
Kiwanis Luncheon Will Hear Walter Egan in Ukiah
Ukiah Kiwanis Club hosts Lt Gov Walter Egan of Santa Rosa at Tuesday noon luncheon in the House of Gamer to discuss Kiwanis aims for 1963. Past Lt Gov Walter Farney will introduce him. Al Kruth leads Key Club at 7:30 p.m. meeting in Ukiah High cafeteria. Overseas interclub makeups planned for Willits on March 8 and Petaluma on March 26.
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Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Walter Egan
Santa Rosa
House of Gamer
Walter Farney
Qvill
al Kruth
Ukiah High School
Fair Mart
Petaluma
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Fred Sten
Don Peterson
Internationals Relations Committee
Robert Broaddus
Cloverdale Ukiah Bridge Results Highlight Local Winners
Irene Hardie and Jerry Weldon won the Clovendale Duplicate Bridge Club Mixed Pairs title in Sonoma County. Runners up were Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kennedy, with LaVerna Holzhauser and Jim Vadon in fourth place and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wener fifth. Trophies to the winning team. East West winners at Ukiah included Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Roberts and top North South was Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy. Other standings feature Irene Hardie and Marge Boynton second in east-west and Clyde Warren with Margaret Williamson pairing high in North-South.
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Irene Hardie
Jerry Weldon
Clovendale
Sonoma County
George Hunter
Ed Kennedy
LaVerna ,Holzhauser
Jim Vadon
Charles Wener
P. R. Roberts
Kennedy
Assembly Wants Talks With Lawmakers Front Page 1
Superintendent Rafferty says he has not been approached in advance about lawmakers plans and would be glad to discuss any topic. He notes ongoing disputes with legislators and the State Board of Education, including a debate over faculty balance at state colleges. Senator Burns of Fresno denies any evidence of subversives in state colleges.
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Assembly
Rafferty
State Board of Education
Hugh
Burns
D-Fresno
Senate Unamerican Activities Committee
City approves jailer role for rehabilitated worker
The city commission praised John George for shining floors at the jail and voted on Thursday to hire him as janitor after he completes his 30 day sentence. The decision follows his demonstrated work ethic and contribution to city facilities.
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Ensmate
Mobile
Ale
UPID
John George
Education consultant to address Ukiah Valley retarded children meeting
Pred M Hanson, education consultant, will speak at 8 p m Monday at Frank Zeck school to Ukiah Valley Association for Retarded Children. He discusses new developments and proposed legislation affecting mentally retarded children, with a background in special education and school psychology across several districts and colleges.
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M. Hanson
Bureau of Special Education
Ukiah Valley Association For
Frank Zeck School
Hanson
Henson
Long Beach State College
University of the Pacific
University of Southern California
Thinson
Clothe Naked explored by Prout campaign observers
Prout advocates SINA and moral concern over animal nudity while Henry Zuckerman finds humor in media coverage of the campaign. The piece notes Prout’s sincerity and growing discomfort at naked animals versus others’ amused reception.
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Iron Page
Prout
Sina
Henry Zuckerman
Boonville Club Contest Winners Named At Event
Marie Tarwathor of Walley high school was chosen winner of the annual Speakers Contest in Boonville with about fifty attendees. Donald, a local senior, was runner up and Norma Wilkins a freshman. The winner will compete in Pt Arena this month with district and zone contests planned for Lake County and Hobeng's Resort later this spring. Local residents George Lawson and Alice Lawson returned from a Southern California trip, while Iban Gaffney began Monday driving lessons for adults. Community events included Bible study by Church of Christ members, a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Culbert Freissner, and Lent evening services at the Community Methodist Church led by Dr. Chester Strait.
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Sheri Mathing Anderson
Walley High School
Locations Club
Boonville
Miss
Patmas
Donald
an@ gunner
Norma Wilkins
Robert Mathias
Phil
Bisieh
Gil Woodworth
Lions District
Art Wedemeyer
Ukiah
John Bacci
Santa Rosa
Lions Club International
Donald Parrish
Philo
Pt. Arena
Hobeng
Lake County
George Lawson
Alice
California
Jerry Thomas
Inglewood
Michael Brunnell
Danny Lawson
Iban Gaffney
Beth Tolman
George Smiths
Pleasant Hill
Smiths
Jim Langan
Baby
Los Angeles
Donna Sheldon O
Church of Christ
Winfred Golden
Buster Hollifield
Culbert Freissner
Mmes
Walter Richmond
Archie McDougal
Dick Winkler
Earl Clark
Joel Rielly
Mervin Perkins
Rankin Rickard
Bleaner Terwiliges
Community Methodist Church
Faith
Chester Strait
Berkeley
Theft reports at Ukiah realtor office prompts arrests
Bill Auld, a Ukiah realtor, reported theft of deeds and letters from his office. Two youths from Laytonville and Leggett, aged 18 and 19, were arrested for possession of alcoholic beverages in their car during a 5:15 a.m. incident and for violation of liquor laws. The suspects were identified as David Martin and William Hardman.
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Policy
Bill Auld
Ukiah Realtor
Laytonville
Leggett
Auld
David Martin
William Hardman
Briefs to be Filed Continued on Ukiah Air Service
Ukiah officials press for air service despite terrain, weather and high operating costs. PAL argues larger planes and subsidies limit improvement. CAB examiner Wrenn weighs public need for commercial air conveyance and possible renewal or replacement with smaller, authorized service linking Sacramento San Francisco Eureka and other major airlines.
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Ukiah
PAL
Trailchild
Wrenn
Sacramento
San Francisco
Eureka
Frogmen sightings lead San Diego bay swimming ban
San Diego officials barred amateur skindivers from swimming in San Diego Bay after reports of mysterious frogmen near Navy warships. Coast Guard and Navy authorities argued heightened security required the measure to protect vessels and personnel. The ban follows multiple sightings this month and ordered patrols and armed sentries around harbor ships.
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San Didgo
Calif
San Diego Bay
Navy
Unified Port District Commissioners
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Pg&e
Thomas Holliday
Pear
Kiwanis
Cloverdale
Boomille News
Marie Tarwathor
Pacific Teephona
United States
Ukiah Daily Journal
Mhial Baily Yd Journal
Sali
G.E.C.C
Ulich
11Th Naval’ Distri
Robert Waldrogg
Coast’ Guard
Waldron
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