Weekend roundup and local notices in Ukiah
Local column covers holiday shifts and oddities of a three day weekend, breakfast crews, and a Kiwanis breakfast visit. Mentions Redwood Empire horse show results with Senor George narrowly beating Chickashay Dan for top honors, Sonny Perry riding Senor George. Notes town gallery opening Town Crier Gallery with new hours and address. Reports Willits news of Bob Art resigning as president of Fiemco Hydraulics and succession by Bob Reinhard. Mentions political twist with Gopacrats and Alan Cranston fish fry invitation and a joke storefront sign on Highway 20 trading post, cash terms.
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Sonte
State Hospital
Wa Chamber of Commerce
Redwood Empire Rer
Horse Association
Alburquerque
RHQHA
Senor George
Jimmy Busch
C. “Dan
Sonny Perry
Bing Bingam
Gene
Botti
Ukiah
G. L. Rutherford
C. R. Stan
Teidity
N. Scoot Street
Jass
Ost
Aldah
Marshall Leve
Willits
Bob Art
Fiémco Hydraulics
Harrah Bros. Machine Works
Stanway Corp
Remco
Harrah
Judi
Actors’ Workshop
Republican Press
California
Army to keep 20000 reservists called in April
The Army said it has no plans to release the 20,000 Army reservists who were called in April and reported in May. The reservists were deployed to South Vietnam and to strengthen Strategic home forces. These requirements have not changed for the Army. The Navy called about 1,000 men in April and did not include those among the released. Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, has almost 250 tribal groups speaking different languages. The spotted skunk is the most agile of all skunks.
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South Vietnam
Navy
Federated Republic of Nigeria
Africa
Adult and Junior College Classes Begin This Week
Adult and junior college classes start this week with Sonoma State and Ukiah offerings open to all 18 and over. Registration runs through Wednesday for junior college and until September 26 for adult courses, with evening options in driver education ESL orchestra fitness Spanish and more. Several programs including auto service carpentry interior decorating and other courses were postponed a week. call 462-1931 for details.
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Sonoma State College
Santa Rosa Junior Colege
Ukiah
Redwood Valley
South Valley High
River School
New Books at the Library
New titles include New and Selected Poems by Peter R. Viereck, Canada’s North by R. A. Phillips, The Book of Survival by Anthony Greenbank, and Epitaph for Kings by Sanche Gramont. Viereck’s sixth book gathers post 1960 poems and select prior works.
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Peter R. Viereck
Canada’s North
R. A. J. Phillips
Sparkle
Canada
North
Anthony Greenbank
Sanche Gramont
Two Southland Suspects Held
A Compton man, Jack Howard, 32, was arrested by Ukiah police Friday at 3-R Market on suspicion of burglary after allegedly attempting to obtain refunds on waxes taken from shelves. Barry Wallace, 23, of Los Angeles, was arrested at the Travel Lodge for using a forged signature on a credit card at the Manor Inn.
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Compton
Jack Howard
Ukiah
Barry Wallace
Los Angeles
Manor Inn
Wallace
Trave Lodge
Tidal waves push speeds past four hundred fifty miles an hour
A report notes tidal waves can travel at about 450 miles an hour or more, highlighting extreme rapidity and the potential impact on coastal regions and warning systems.
Kiwanis Names Officers For Year Ahead
Ukiah Kiwanis club votes for 1969 officers at the September 11 meeting with Leg Garth as president and Jack Wegesser as first vice president. Brad Braaddus becomes second vice president, Erwin Martin treasurer, with Larry Brown Ea Gadogran Bill Cherry Dwayne Diver Walt Farney Frank Johnson Wil Wilcox and Bob Taylor as directors. Delegates to Kiwanis International district convention are Bob Taylor Les Garth and Walt Woodard with alternates Jack Wegesser Dave Long and Don Bennett. August attendance honors go to Don Bennett Larry Brown Mack Brown Walt Far ey Les Garth Carl Godec Frank Johnson Roland Kussow Erwin Martin Mike My Tom Severtson Bob Taylor Wil Wilcox Ralph Wiley and Walt Woodard.
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Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Leg Garth
Jack Wegesser
Brad Braaddus
Erwin Martin
Larry Brown
Ea Gadogran
Bill Cherry
Dwayne Diver
Walt Farney
Frank Johnson
Wil Wilcox
Bob Taylor
Kiwanis International
Les Garth
Walt Woodard
Jack, Wepesser
Dave Long
Don Bennett
Mack,Brown
Walt Farey
Carl Godec
Roland Kussow
Mike My
Tom Severtson
Ralph Wiley
Free Ride Plan For Northbound Bridge Crossers
Northbound motorists will ride toll free on the Golden Gate bridge for a three month trial starting about Oct. 19, bridge directors decided Friday. Southbound drivers will pay double toll during the experiment. The trial aims to speed northbound traffic during peak evening hours by reconfiguring lanes and toll booths to handle about 96,000 daily users.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Dale Luehring
Births Buzzard and Nunez Families Welcome Two Babies
Vital statistics note the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Buzzard of Route 1 Box 44 A Willits on Sept 1 at Hillside hospital. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nunez of Route 1 Box 1029 Woodlake also on Sept 1 at Hillside hospital. Amish man Simon Gingerich, 52, chose 20 days in jail over a $100 fine for not displaying a slow moving vehicle sign on his horse drawn wagon, saying the Amish dislike flashy colors.
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Buzzard
Larry L. Buzzard
A. Willits
Hillside Hospital
Nunez
Ray , Nunez
Woodlake
Balks Paoli
Ind
UPI
Simon Gingerich
Gingerich
Ukiah District Faces Transportation Budget Cuts
Dr. Don Halverson, superintendent of Ukiah Unified, explains waitings on transportation funding after three years as administrator. He details steps by Mendoseta and the board to trim about $5,000, argues for state funds or local tax, and notes transportation’s share in the district budget and the reimbursement formula.
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Don Halverson
Ukiah Unified School District
Board of Education
Halverson
Don Halverson Q
The
Teachers’ Association
Mendesota
Mendoseta
Ukiah High School
Dow Jones closes higher as utilities steady
Dow Jones averages rise with 30 industrials at 921.56 up 4.35, 20 railroads at 256.11 up 0.03, 15 utilities at 181.28 unchanged, and 65 stocks at 327.09 up 0.80. Volume trades reach 18.26 million shares today versus 13.07 million Friday.
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