The Times Standard from Eureka, California • Page 17

Forget Clock Daylight Time on Sunday Sy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'ijxcept for three slates, the ration will go on daylight saving time at 2 a.m. Sunday. Hawaii. Arizona and Michigan will remain by local law on standard lime while most Americans turn their clocks ahead one hour. Thai, at least, is the general picture.

But some states are special cases, and Indiana is probably the most special of all. Indiana is divided by a time zone line, with about half the counties in the eastern time zone and the rest in the central zone. Come Sunday the line dividing the time zones will be shifted to the west, leaving only iwo pockets- of six counties each, near Chicago and Ijouisville, in the central zone. This means thai in a large part nf the state residents will push Iheir clocks ahead one hour lo conform with daylight saving time and another hour if f'ncir time zone has been changed from central to eastern. THEN THERE'S Michigan.

The federal Uniform Time Act provides that a state must observe daylight saving time from 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in April until 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in October, unless it exempts itself by state law. Two years ago Michigan exempted itself. Last year, however, the state went tiack on daylight time when the exemption law was nullified by petitions which forced a referendum.

In November, voters rejected daylight time, in effect reinstating the law, and putting the state back on standard time. Michigan's Lower Peninsula lies in the eastern zone while the Upper Peninsula, a large but sparsely settled region, is in the central zone. Boiling Point By Hal Boyle I THIS TIMES-STANDASD FricUy. Apr. 25.

1969-- 17 TVT 1 iCW 3CX Classes Hit I Deaths and Funerals BROOKS, ELSIE FLORENCE, I NICKALOU, Superintendent of a be- ife is the opportunity to work at omething you enjoy doing," aid Angela l-anshury. "Many, many people don'l get Ins chance, and therefore they lever experience a sense of the ulfillment of life." It was a loss to politics and a gain to the theater when the April 22. 1969. 1136 Olympiai Arcata, WUe of Glade A. Mother Darlene Alcala of! Dublin, California, Brooks of Berkeley.

Sister of KONSTANTINE. (GUS), April 22, 1969, 2430 Bair.bridge Sireel. Eureka. California. He was preceded in death by his wife Mary J.

Nickalou in 1965. Father of George Nickalou of cause of the increasing number! of phone calls he has received i from concerned parents inquir-' an Sheri Alcala all of Duh-; Margaret Dedrick'of Eureka, Sophie Miller of fcu- Crandmother of Berett. Cindy 1 reka. Jessie Male Napa 81MHS ing about sex education mors. has released the following! statement: "The rumors implying the' start of a new sex education program in the Eureka City' iritish-born actress decided to I a re completely false.

ollow her mother's example he material and information and embark on a career before! beln 8 circulated is from an un- he footlights. One of her child- lood dreams--she is the grand- laughter of George Lansbury, ormer leader of the British La- jor party--was to become Eng- and's first lady prime minister. known source, and has no relationship whatever to the established program of (he Eureka City Schools. The material implies its local use. but because of its crude nature, it would lin.

She is also survived by numerous nieces and neph-j ews. A native of Couer O'AI-j ene, Idaho, age 55. Services: will be held at Paul's Funer-i al Chapel. Arcata, Friday, i April 25 al 1:30 p.m. with the! Reverend Harold Jackson of-: ficiating.

Pallbearers will be Paul Rust, Harvey Smith, John Lionbergw, Roy Sligh. Kenneth Haywood, Ed Scheffel. Miss star- never be considered for use in; I the Eureka schools." Singer continued, "A revised ring in the Broadway musical, 'Dear World." which gained 1 ond Tony Award has 'Family Life Education program appeared in 70 films and num-Tor the Eureka schools has been Some of the eastern counties erous ays i nce sne came to in the process of development in the Upper Peninsula ignore rj ana da as a wartime evacuee; for nearly two years now, and is the zone lines and keep their a clocks set for eastern time. doing Judging from a recent vote by county supervisors in the west- a a wet ij 1549.110! yet completed. The commit- impersonations in a night! lee "working on its developing; is composed of members of the teaching staff and administra- ern part of the Upper Peninsula, A EAR LATER she was: lore.

It will be well publicized creolls lnere to0 pre cr east "i working as a cosmetics and explained to parents before lime. Texas HAT wi lhey do oiinuay. AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)-The! "They'll do whatever they speaker of the Texas House of i damn please." said one source. Representatives.

Gus Or take Kansas. Most of the said Thursday he and former i state is in the zone and Miss America Donna Axum go to central daylight time, be married June 7 in Universi-jTwenty counties and parts of ty Lutheran Church, neai the'four others in the western part University of Texas campus. 'Of the state are in the mountain lin a J.os Angeles department jstore at S28 a week when the late movie magnate Louis B. Mayer, impressed by a short Miss Axum, Miss America of i zone. but onlv two observe 1964 is the daughter of Mr.

and I mountain time during the win- Mrs. Hurley B. Axum of El Dor-! tor. The rest set their clocks lo ado. Ark.

She is 27. Mutscher contra! time. 3fi. She is on the Texas Tech On Sunday all or parts of speech faculty. en nf those western counties nill being implemented." Singer concluded that he was glad of the interest shown by concerned parents, but again re- The speaker and Miss Axum's! switch to mountain family announced their engage-'lime while the rest go went April 8.

'daylight time. film test, signed her to a seven-ipeated that the rumors are year contract at weekly. I false and that there is no cause Over the next two parenlal concern. Hollywood make-up men must; have anointed her with a ton goo to age her face to play the roles of hags and hussies which became her specially. She finally escaped from this typecasting in the Broadway hit, "Mame," a sprightly role in which she won her first Tony Award.

fiive character acting also won her Award! The second Dl'llff UK torney, Manuel Nickalou of Napa and Victoria Anderson of San Diego. He is also survived by 12 grandchildren, three great grandchildren and one niece living in Greece. He came lo this country as a young man, living in this community since 1923. He had been employed by the Northwestern Pacific Railroad for over 32 years until his retirement in 1950. A member of the Northwestern Pacific Broiherhood of Railroad, a native of Athens, Greece, age 81.

Services will be held at the Chapel of the Ferns, Cooper Mortuary, Friday, April 25, 1969 al 2 p.m. with the Reverend David Cole-1 man of the Trinity Lutheran Church officiating. Pallbearers will bf Dick Scntt. Rusty Markstrom, Frank Reichlin, George Hurd. Fred Aldrich and Charles Steele.

Interment Ocean View Ccmeierv. Eure- rn JO r- TRINITY HOSPITAL Arcltt M.EDE1ROS In AjMtt, Apfll U. IW. to Mr. and ttrl.

Alfred na OJiU Wrest, Arcata, sir'. In April It. IMt to Mr Mri Doftild J. I IN APPRECIATION "CARDS OF THANKS ARE GOOD FORW Hid Emily JnanKj" may i ID Ihark friendt of tr.e tiecfateti "In Mjmoriam" and Notice! a opportunity 1" a i of tne deccajcrf To Insert Cards of Thanks, In Memofiam. Man Memorial.

Dedication an this pew Pnonl ul-tltt and ask for Eve Edwards. she 'Mill gladly atsitt you with ntipful information regarding correct wording. LOST 4 FOUND 15 Forum Slated By Fortuna Fourth Trial Date Set For Ukiah Slaver RED BLUFF A I A and Charles Steele. Interment fourth murder trial for William: 0TMTM View Cemetery, i Junior Conley of Ukiah, who. A i drew life sentences in two prev- MARKION-S FLOWED; ious trials, is scheduled for Te- su nmdnun street hama County Superior Court Henderson la-Hit Jl John 11.

Keaoe of ra County, sitting on the rn-tm by assignment, sel the a A I Thursday and fixed bond a $50,000 for Conley. who wasi NOTICE OF SALS transferred from Folsom Prison! Countv jail. court-appointed i. Bell of -Santa a in ltie Iry)bv of tre 0 ICf of HUM on zi in a two part Hotel Arson Delays Speech by Reagan for her perform- ies of drug forums to central ances in "Gaslight." al thf Fortuna Union 'Picture of Dorian Gray." a i School Little Theatre, May "The Manchurian jfi al p.m. Many film fans, indelibly im-l David R.

Potter, vice-princi- pressed by her screen a ar coordinator of the pro- have automatically come to, grams explained that this think of Angela as a crafty, meeting will have as its featur- wrinkled old lady--a Mrs. Me- Lj uesls ij le rj ru thuselah. This rather amuses rom si Miss Lansbury, a strikingly eam is conlprised of in handsome, blue-eyed still in her early forties. the June 3 trial moved 10 BOLDT LA ND 1ITLE cc San Francisco. ootaiicn.

HUMBOLDT The original trial was held rh 1 vi in Mendocino County a "monsy i months after the Julv 1984 at in. nf 1 1 nri hie'' a i fi rtnl wife. whom Conlfy dated during a previous cs-: trangenienl of the couple. i The McCools were shot at their home in Ukiah. Conley.

was convicted and sentenced to! life in prison. A second trial, ordered by the. State Supreme Court, ended in 1 a deadlocked jury, and the case 1 BEGINNING on tl't line at a point wnich 0 degreea 46 minutes from the Ouwrifr Sn of Seclinn IIJP 1 South 0 deqrtej the Ousrier Sect! West 305 I AND TITLE i Quarlpr i-ction North. I LOS ANGELES (API Gov. 'Ronald Reagan was forced lo ifiehiy a speech to a Mexican- American a i group Thursday night when arsonists used road flares lo set 12 small a 'dividuals who themselves have! been addicts and have had first with for i the total as high as A few minute.s after Reagnn finally began speaking to the Nuevas Vistas Conference, pro- hand experience al and treatment.

Ai-pomnanv doesn't care to know who and Dr wnliam reallv are. They like to feel moved here trial in 1967. Again there was a conviction; and life sentence, bui a fourth! trial was granted by the Third District Court of Appeal on grounds jurors were insuffi- iciemlv instructed. i with Ouari-r S-ctii met of TOO feel; 110 If ft; A I SALE Till bt fires on other floors of the Bill- testers in the audience began that, what they think a mo.te Hotel. Reagan's speech was held up a half-hour while firemen used giaiU fans lo force billowing black smoke from the hotel.

'chanting anti-Reagan 'and shouting obscenities. After Reagan said, "OK, get them out of here," police ar- tn her next film roie in "Thei Dreamers," she again essays age brackets as a dc- countess 10 ieci er of lhe Humboldt Countvj ibout Heallh Clinic. VfT 1 This same program has been; TV clSIllllji rested 20 on suspicion of inK TM 'TM No injury was reported a public meeting. sh( nu iif there were no immediate ar Some of the protestors sa i ge rests. jhad walked out of the meeting a a Jrack at ii Reagan Safe they objected to HcaganV The remark is iv The fires, all set in storage farm and education policies.

presented many times in fornia including a recent pre sentation at College of the "Redwoods. All interested parents pharartor and adullS general are illvlt cnaiauei. a A more es ensive program is for the For- Cub Pack 69 Has Meeting fun areas and rest rooms, never en-, Viciousness dangered the governor sitting: "Tliis should give you somej(, cr as in a large, below-ground of idea of the pro ess ona Tlie fires were on the mezza- of the kind: people we're deal- nine, fourth, ninth and 10th floors of the 13-story hotel. of MLs3 Lansbury, and shows wliy peo tuna High student bodv at later time. b-n-r Cub Pack 69.

under the Ata Mr a.rection of James N'elsnn. cub- lain Deed o( Trusi epcuted by GERALD R. ATVJELL LA nONNA ATVJELL. lo EUREKA TITLF iCOWPANY, co'pa'alion. fls JTruslee, in lavor GEORGE W.

HER'. RON dnd HELEN 6. HERRON. his rscorced It. undsr Retoiri.

'er- Ma in Book flfU. Pizf- oi Olficin! Rrcardi nl Ifumoolrlt Coui "It looks like someone just ran through the hotel setting sri an 0 1 ing witli." Reagan told news- THIS IS HER CREED in her! men after his talk. He did nol, nrds: explain his comment. Reagan said in his Dam Word Due Soon speech master, met recently al Washington School. foie following awards were presented: Den David Glen de Bobcat; Mike Band! and Tommy Tompkins.

wolf. Den 2: ST- Ricky Nelson, Denner Bar. Den turDiui. 3: Larry CamphplI and Toddj Charles Dilbeck.i Governor jjack Hubbard. Mark Macari.

conscientiously at-! fa the best you SACRAMENTO -fires," said Fire Division Chielithat state officials are seeking of yourself in evpry department i a i Reaf 3rl has romised ln Pastori Allen Shimasaki Henry Sawyer. He said to help Mexican-Aniencan vnl life, you will indeed go, a ip onpth(! a nd Paul Shimasaki rach appeared touched off by "some-jyouths; hold a meaningful hest back. By giving affirm. versin Dn; ins dam project reived their wolf ar.d gold one who knew what he was in society while preserving lncir a tively. you can't hrln hut end --in the near future." according'row poinls NOTICE TO BIDDERS TON FOS PICK doihg" hecause they were set cultural identity.

to burn unnoticed" until the; "I call upon you to tell us flames hecame intense. 'what texts we need to and forward any one of these told the delegates. "Tell us I and negative." had gotten going before tt'c; at caught it. we would have the plus side of happiness. 0 opponents to (he dam who "Your state of life will be hap-! iMk their case to Reagan on wen? as not stationary lost! programs are lot.

of people." said Battalion to help more Spanish-j in Chief Charles McCown. surname students complete high; I Investigators estimated dam-; school and college." Thursday. Webelos that earned awards; follows: Mark Good-- The group Thursday's Stocks By Uniteri Press Internarional 'Kroger 41 win: engineer, forester and na-'ms roup described their turalist. Mike Shimasaki. sports- meeting with Reagan cord-1man.

Shrout: ial. They were led by showman. Bobby Nisson: i 3 Richard Wilson of Covelo. the sportsman and showman. town tlial would he flooded by Pack 69 is sponsored by Inv a backed up behind the manuel Lutheran Church.

Den dam. and their assistants are: On April Id. the pro-dam EelMtidy Bandi and Joy Pastori. Darrvl Drpnon son of Mr liive Association had an audi: r)en I. Turner and Peggy and Mrs Alberi Drenon cnee ln ea san and handed Parker.

Den 2. Nils Macari and i Route'1 Eureka was promoted hm a statement listing rea- I-olus Hubbard. Den .1. Ron 2 'to Army Specialist Four. 5 TM 5 for the dam.

ti Frlaai' from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 will bf rcrfivM at P.O. Ro 1W. Californifl oi- S055 Walnut Eurtkfl. Californin.

until Et P.M. They will oe Is Promoted From Sutro i- Co. Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers American Can 55' American Motors 10 American Smelting 33'z American Tel Tel il'i Ampex 1 Anaconda Armstrong Rubber 47-'i Associated Dry Goods I9 3 i Bafik of America 724 Bethlehem Steel Boeing 49 Borden .12 Brunswick 21's Caterpillar Trac Celanese C4 7 Chicago Rock Island 23 Chrysler 48'i Crane Co. Crown Zellerbach Dact 47 Del Monte 27'j Dnw Chemical 73 Du Pont 144'7 Eastern Airlines Eastman Kodak Fairchild Camera SOU Fibreboard FMC Corp. Ford SO General Klectric General Food General Motors 79'i General Telephone Georgia Pac 97 General Fireproofing Getty Oil 7.1 Goodyear SOIS Granite City Steel I9 3 i Greyhound Hewlett Packard 84 IBM Int'l Harvester 31 Vj Jnt'l ffickel Int'l Paper 44 3 Jihns Manville 39 3 i Jones Ijauehlin 30 5 Kaiser Alum 3614 Kennecott SI I.ihby 124 52-'? Liggett Myers 39'-? i Lockheed 3Si, Macy's 1 Copper 85 Marcor 5fi National Biscuit 51 'i Distillers 39'j iXational Lead tOIin Mathieson 28 Chu Lai.

Vietnam. i A door gunner in fhp 176th lA.ssault Helicopter Company Chu Lai. 8prr. Dronon en-. 'tered (he Army in March basic (raining ai Kt.

and was station- led Ft. Rncker. before alarm, sounding at noon Thur: arriving in Viptnam la.st Sep- day. was answered by men and Fire There, No Danger CRESCENT CITY'- A fire Turner is assisted by Earl I Knight for the Webelos Den. LEGAL KOTICE NOTICF OF TRUSTEE'S A NOTICE OF SALE OF HKAL I AT PRIVATE SALK 'SUPERIOR COURT THE FOR THE COUNTY OF HUMROLDT Ho.

1I81S 0 rc (Pacific Lighting 27 3 Pacific Telephone 21 iPan American 22 i.I.C. Penney 50 IPcnn Central 52' 4 IPepsico 484 Phillips Pelro 68 Polaroid 1091k i Procter Gamble 87 Radio Corp 42 3 Republic Steel 44 5 'Reynolds Tobacco .18 i Royal Crown Cola Mli I Safeway 29 Sears Roebuck 70 I Shell Oil 674 iSierra Pac Power 24 Calif Edison 35' i Southern Pacific SB's jStandard Oil Calif 68 i Standard Oil Indiana 61 '4 'Standard Oil Jersey Swift Co. 28 Texaco 84 's 'Transamcrica 34 3 i i Union Carbide 42-lfi 1 Union Oil 54 5 i Union Pacific -48U i United Aireralf 764 i United Air Lines 394 U.S. Gypsum 79'A Uniroyal U.S. Steel IVarian 294.

Western Union Westinghouse Electric Woolworth 32 Youngstnwn SiT 1 tember equipment of the Crescent Fire The 20-year-old soldier gradu- Protection District, but. when I Uted from Fortuna ninn High they found the blaze, was i. cox 'School in 1066 and was employ- controlled and there was orivan in 'ed by Ray and Clare Ster'm no need for Iheir services. A i rMnm i Sic i Healih Cluh, San Malen. neighbor had turned in the rm before entering the Army.

alarm thinking a house was iw. His wife, Laura, lives al 212 afire. in, I 'Of Felton San Franciscn. Scsna Ends PiJot Gurse would help." said Assist- CQRBETT i ant Fire Chief Wallace Demp- "if anyone, intending 10 cr ibpi to such extent that the fire I is apt be mistaken (or one out control, would notify the sheriff's office of such intention. is the office through which CPPD are triggered." -vfculfd by V.A3EL A LIN a wida.v lo illLc COV.PANY.

lor fil flfifl o' HAZEL G. LONG, hk of Ofl.ciAl of Humholril Cci-r Cojnty of Humoolet. "tot of rhc Suac Two Seized In Pot Arrest i Trad of iaiti ii of in Book I I Warrant Officer Candidate i Rodger H. Sesna. 23.

son of Mr. 'and Thurley Sesna. 844 Eighth Foniina, completed helicopter pilot course April 11 at the Army Primary Meli-! CRESCENT CITY The 1 copter School. F'l. Wolters.

County Sheriffs office During the Ifi-week course, he i yesterday morning reported ar- 1 iivas trained to fly Army of two transients, had tituM Bias of offn-t nr'. invif-d for (am real property anr; mufl be in wrjtins, and will h. al thu flffic. of HILL. CORBETT I- al- tor Cle'k Courl iaii! EVELVM LAR- hfl th fl Icopters and learned to useHmder suspicion of burglary.

llhr.m in tactical maneuvers. on suspicion of posses; He next will undergo of marijuana. An investiga- eri flight training al the Army lion is under way. 1 Aviation School. Kt.

Booked on the charges were: 'Ala. Upon completion of George Ivie 25. of, vanred training he may he Francisco, and Victor Du- a warrant officer. 'lava. 32.

who gave no resi- Sesna entered the Army in'dential address. ItMa.v IMS and was last assigned! Meanwhile, a Crescent Justice al Ft. Polk, U. 'Court preliminary hearing has HILL. JANSSEN.

i. A graduatr nf Fortuna been set at a.m. Monday. 0f i 1W Union High Schoiil. he attended ril 2S, for Lawrence Fifth llumboldl Slate College.

22. Crescent City, whoIEUMH. 1 ''L' ta, Calif. He is a member arrested earlier this Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. lur.der suspicion of Burglary.

fr REWARD for information Irnnmg to in? of EX- PhNSlVf- SADDLE lot at Reinnrook, Mnrr'n 31 Send to P.O. Box Eureka, Calf. '0SONAL NOTiCB 23 ADVERTISERS Cosh Refunds CJtJA- bid. will bi furnis. 1 rtii fxwnsf of me sHier in eonrwti itn the of rMl property.

nrorfltod at Ihi rJntc nf car rtiftvH nflhl to DATED: APRIL H. EVELYN LARSOH. sxeeuirix Of ClMtft i COX fr McKitine ISA'. 73? Film Strwt. iflid ofticfs March 13.

MARY JOSEPHINE BRAZIL Exfeuinx ef jMATHEWS, TRAVERSE 'By: Edward F. Travmp AttorntVJ fiv Exfcutr COURTESY SERVICE 1 iindinrj keyi, cr loit i rruv bnno Ihfm lo tnt LOST AND FOUND Humbolflf i Losi di d-M ihem. They PlfcJ eish sat expiration diie rf ihelr Hirers proof cf list. efflcUnt results cf TimtvSUndird, CI-wsHiei Ads iwmt Richard Atlowiy 1787 P. O.

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Upon proper lion. will clidly refund tht BTiMjnt VW. BEST MKAT AT BEST PRICES Nr--" No. 443-4663 RANCH FOOD LOCKERS ing i our hom i Tuesday tt Poodle, to" Mtl. We if cr Uows Prjjrie-.

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HERE!" i AMUSEMENTS Curd Saturds' P.m.. 1:30 p.n i-rn Humboldt pomoni Schotir 0 April DOWS PRAIRIE. M. 7 p.m. Cards, p.m eur ftf hflH fabrics.

Enrollmsnti for I STRETCH SEW clAHK. Humbotdt i Card I Gflmfa, 7:30 Grange, Spru 'TOR PETE'S SMCE!" COWING SOON SEE N) I GAMES Evu-y and Sal. at 1 p.m. tflfjle Hall, 7317 Si. arty Aor.

Arcati ts Hall, llrh i 7-TO 8:30 mo i Souin Braid surpriit, MI- HONEYMOON TIME is lirnf iry ith f-ragranci rV.odsrn Drug, Arcata. vou thcpped tti Broken Egg Snell, Mod 2K15 F. Henderson On WATCH OUT In flays Coniolett Watch service. NATE'S JEWELRY, 51? JOBS WANTED- I PERSONAL NOTICES 231 i GENERAL INFORMATION for Private a Advertisers DEADLINES Ad Copy placed bp- CAMCELLATIONS Ad! 11 fl rn wili NOT CANCELLATION NUV.SEP.S--C 1 old hsme. Home wanti pin or full tlrrw wwk nit? thill, dssk clerk, r-ss P.M.

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HIM THE SUPERIOR COUPT QT THF OF fiLIPOPNIfi IW AND FOR THF COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT In th? of thf Estnlc e( JOHN GONSALVES BRAZIL. Nolice is herfoy Qivcn the ur.BK- Enfeurr'x ef c( Jotin IGaiiaivfs Braiii dtne. rn -J: 777.4 hppn rn my pnt.rnns nnrf fripuris nitner-opcrntor Beavle Salon Eureka ihf of tt! Pet'lt to you all Warmest congratulations lo A A BLACKWELL the new nwner of PETITE EEAUTE SALON 2902 St. Henderson Center Signed, Wilma Potter.