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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1968
Page
5
Irene Rev Orchard Ukiah attorney rev A B will speak on campaign issues. District Attorney A B Rev invites interested persons to attend a luncheon program in Mendocino County to discuss the judgeship race and current campaign topics.
The invitation to bid covers upgrading 133 signs in Mendocino and Lake Counties. District Engineer H G Larken says black on white guide signs will get higher visibility with larger 18 to 24 inch formats. Bids open at the Eureka Division of Highways office on Oct 22 funded by California Highway Commission.
Fred L. Vincent of Lawtonville pled guilty in Long Valley Justice Court to burning without a permit. Judge George O Carver fined him $25 and imposed three years' probation. Forestry fire squad responded to a fire on the Vincent property one mile south of Laytonville finding debris burning with no one in attendance. the fire was extinguished without damage.
Weisfield's Inc announces the appointment of Russell Lomax as controller. Lomax comes from Doces Sixth Avenue Seattle where he served six and a half years as controller and previously worked with Cascade Natural Gas and Pacific Natural Gas. He was born in Wilsonville Nebraska and educated at the University of Washington. He lives in Seattle with his wife Vivian and three children and is active in the Washington CPA Society and the Boy Scouts of America.
Ukiah resident Dorothy Jimenez, 53, sustained minor injuries Tuesday when the car she rode in collided at the Potter Valley intersection of Highway 20. Eva Kathryn Raney, 59, of Talmage, driving the Randy vehicle, was eastbound, while Minnie May Barry, 63, of Potter Valley, drove the Barry vehicle, which came from Potter Valley road.
Two Talmage women Laura Mackey age 24 and Leona Downs age 27 were arrested by Ukiah police on charges of shoplifting. They were stopped after leaving a J C store with clothing articles. Wayne Morris, an employee, helped in making the arrest.
A UPI report from Mateo California notes students are urged to pursue plumbing careers. The piece mentions a contract value of 374.80 dollars for a 40 hour period, highlighting training opportunities and wage prospects in the trade.
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