Willits Considers Recreation District and Jet Recycling Plan
Willits city council weighs forming a recreation district to broaden funding and extend park programs. A recycling center using Purity Jet will operate monthly to collect bottles cans and paper. An ordinance to ban riding horses on Main Street sidewalks faces potential passage with penalties up to 100 dollars fine or 10 days jail. Main Street parking lot drainage and landscaping progress toward year end completion.
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Willits
Doug Flautt
Park and Recreation Commission
Park
Recreation Commission
Doug Soren
Flautt
Soren
Ukiah
Carl Schloegel
Tye Street
Main Street
Howard Bashford
The
Council
Market Report and Local City Council Notes
A market roundup lists closing gains in many industrials including Am Tel and Tel, General Motors, Safeway, and Safeway among others with notable percentages. A Ukiah man faces burglary and grand theft firearm charges. Willits council approves homecoming parade route, weed abatement, and signs, discusses food assistance shifts to food stamps, and plans local purchasing to aid Willits merchants. The next Willits council meeting on Oct 23 includes a public hearing on airport expansion and funding.
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Jerry Don Tucker
Mill Street
Laure
Ed Gullette
Congress
Board of Supervisors
Gullette
Willits
Flautt
Mendocino County Historical Society Meets at Elsa Thompson Home
The bi monthly board meeting of the Mendocino County Historical Society was hosted by Mrs Elsa Thompson in Compt de on Sunday with about thirteen directors attending and bringing pot luck dishes. The group reviewed various business items and set the next gathering for November 11 at the Ukiah Grange Hall featuring a reservation dinner along with the Plant Sale Bazaar and White Elephant Table. Members with Josephine Grehm Oil painting raffle tickets are asked to bring them for the drawing that day.
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Mendocino County Historical Society
Elsa. Thompson
Compt‘dhe
Tate
Ukiah Grange
Josephine ‘Grehm
County Fire Season Officially Ends in Mendocino
California Division of Forestry in Mendocino County announced the 1973 fire season ended yesterday after about four inches of rain at Howard Forest HQ. Fire stations will not be 24 hour staffed. permits issued 8 to 5 weekdays through December 1 and air pollution rules apply. A 28 year old Redwood Valley man, Charles Raymond Hawkins, was jailed for drunk driving by the Highway Patrol on East Road.
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Willits
Thomas L. Neil
California Division of Forestry
Mendocino County
C.D.F
Howard Forest
Redwood Valley
Charles Raymond Hawkins
Highway Patrol
East Road
New Postal Money Order System To Start In Ukiah Calpella
A new postal money order system will debut next Monday in Ukiah and Calpella, says Postmaster A C Briggs. The change lowers fees for orders from 50.01 to 300 while higher amounts may have different rates, and the new larger receipts promise better tracking and safer handling with machine processing. Recipients can cash money orders at 42 000 post offices and 23 000 banks nationwide.
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U.S
Ukiah
Calpella
A.C. Briggs
Briggs
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Ohio Standard
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