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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1973
Page
2
Hopland Troop 64 led by Scoutmaster Dick Hare won four of six events at Scout-O-Rama including wall scaling flapjack flipping flagpole raising and chariot race contests. About 800 parents Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers attended the pageant show presenting the event.
Funeral services for Blanche Bobbie Henderson 66 will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Ukiah Cemetery under Eversole Mortuary. She died Tuesday in a local hospital and had lived in Ukiah 26 years. She is survived by her daughter, a grandchild and a great grandchild, plus a brother and three sisters. The obituary notes birth in Princeton Indiana March 1 1907 and mentions survivors in Oklahoma and Missouri, with a local family circle. The piece also covers Scout-O-Rama events at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds including Troops 67 75 46 49 72 148 and Packs 42 67 with various contests and demonstrations and lists committee members and the master of ceremonies.
Wall Street analysts note slower inflation and solid corporate profits could renew waning investor enthusiasm by late summer. Caution rises if policy stays tight, with analysts predicting a possible market upturn only in 1974. Teamsters wage demands and Ford's 1974 sales outlook fuel fears of a near-term dip.
New York stocks attempted a rebound but extended declines with the Dow off 4.36 at 905.33 around noon as 1,613 issues traded. Brunswick led activity down 14 percent on 110,500 shares, Pan Am and others followed. Oil shares mixed with Getty up, Standard Oil down, Libyan halt noted, and IBM, Texas Instruments and Honeywell rising amid broader tech gains.
Action filled Scout-O-Rama at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds Ukiah featuring Packs 65 and 75 cowboys and Indians wagon attack and Pack 42 Knights of Yore jousting skit. Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers attended the annual event with photos by Mrs. Walter Martin.
Festival Internationale committee announced final preparations led by general chairman Jay Manning. Members include Dave Seeber booth sales Bob Orser decorations Bob Runnings Scotty Turner rodeo Dr Elmer Schmitt international theme coordination Rick Woolworth Mark Raymond Jaycees Festival parade Bill Fowler programs Audrie Avery administration Al Hausauer security Anton Johnson grounds and maintenance Larry Cubberly local entertainment Bob Taylor publicity Gail Turner rodeo queen contest Rowland Nielson parade bands coordinator.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Church of God of Prophecy offers a second take-home ham dinner sale Thursday from 12 to 1 PM and 4 to 6 PM. Complete ham dinners with trimmings cost $2, with desserts extra, proceeds fund the church building. Orders can be placed by calling 462 9360 or 462 7269. dinners are delivered to homes.
Gov Ronald Reagan and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti sparred at the AFL CIO conference over a plan to cap state taxes and spending. Reagan called it a common sense straitjacket while Moretti warned it would shift costs to local property taxes, labeling it a fiscal handcuff to future governors.
Ukiah Boosters Club president Dick Fox announced a Wednesday 8 p.m meeting in the Home Economics building to reset the date for the Boosters Block U Spring sports awards barbecue. Speakers include U.S. Sen Alan Cranston and others as supporters discuss turnout and logistics.
Lakeport Yacht Club sent six boats to the Golden Feather Regatta by Lake Oroville Sailing Club. Bob Hunt of Ukiah won centerboard handicap in a Snipe with son Tommy as crew. Other participants included Al Nicolaisen, Dick Johnson, Hans Carmiggelt, Coen Carmiggelt, Tom Topper, Ed Tolman, and new members Bob and Hilfri Hardesty, boosting club membership to 49.
Christine Maybelle Price, 51, of Ukiah, died Sunday after a gunshot wound suffered while her husband fired at a target during a Eel River outing on May 6. Survived by husband Verle Price of Calpella, two sons William and Mark, a brother William DeLong Jr., and sisters Patricia Michaels and Kathie Tucker. Services held at Chapel of the Chimes in Santa Rosa. interment there.
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