Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 9

CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Omar actor 7 Advantage 11 Cocktail sauce 1 A City on the Tagus 15 Wheedle 16 Yale man 1 7 Captivate 18 SOS: 2 w. 20 Mexican dollar 21 Runny stuff 23 time 24 Entrance 26 Entangles" 27 Dubious 31 Heroic acts 34 Straw mattress 35 Distance measure 37" Cbmrr(oh verb 38 Bakery goods 39 Muse of poetry 41 Put. away 42 Girl's name 43 Unexpected obstacle 44 Mourn 46 Thick 48 Answer 50 Portion 52 Lady Hamilton 53 Word of caution 55 Greek letter 56 El Texas 60 Worthy to be chosen 62 Fixed firmly 64 Position 65 Close 66 Mad 67 Sink fixture 68 Clay soil layer 69 Acknowledges DOWN I Walk 2 Whet 3 Ah me! 4- Makes over 5 Altar answer: 2.w. 6 "The man" 7 8 Anonymous John 9 Greek physician 10 Detonate .11 Ingrained: compound 12 Diseases 13 Meerschaum 19 Loathe 25 Mineral 26 Link firmly 27 Boosted 28 Gullible 29'Well-aimed hit: 2 w. 30 Reflection 32 Herd 33 Drain 36 Talkativeness 40 Unusuah 41 Mustard plaster 43 Scorching 45 Edge 47 Tangled mass 49 Plane 51 Insurgent 53 Suit accessory 54 Lamb's pen name 55 Uncanny 57 Jai 58 Dispatched 59 Poems 61 New Guinea port 22 Ancient money 63 Conjunction of Thursday, Jan.

13, Solved aeon nsnEQ rararsH nan BHi7iE3 mma Huniiinrs siawiaH sun Marara nramta nraHiaaiannnniEraea vustsa ESUIMS aau OWIE see 47 Your today, tomorrow by the stars By SYDNEY OMARR For Saturday, January 15 Capricorn persons make fine; listeners. These natives have a knack for giving impression they are mighty interested in what the other person has to say. This is one of the best qualities Capricorn exhibits. Capricorn is ambition, career, responsibility and, very often, a sense of destiny. There seldom are halfway measures with these people.

Capricorn harmonizes with Taurus, Virgo, Scorpio and Pisces. Capricorn is drawn to Cancer, but often it is a case of opposites attracting each other. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Don't go too fast. If you rush, you only have to bear expense or retracing steps. Act accordingly.

Review contractual obligations. Bring ambitions, desires in line with reality. Improve public relations. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You may be slightly ahead of your time. Opposition comes from those of little faith.

Hold fast to beliefs, principles. You may have to be in touch with one at a distance. Do so. Spread message. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You find that holding in displeasure, is destructive.

Share feelings. You might be pleasantly at response. Emjjhasis is on learning, teaching. Money conflict is but temporary. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Impatience could defeat your purpose.

There are legal and emotional considerations. Domestic and professional conflict could erupt. Key is to measure values, time moves. Let mate, partner take initiative. LEO (July 23-Aug.

22): Obtain valid hint from Taurus message. Progress may seem agonizingly slow. But maintaining steady pace will eventually get you Where you're going. Know this-proceed accordingly. Check diet.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Path is smoothed by one who seemed to lack interest, However, this should hot be used as excuse to be careless with money, possessions. Conditions change rapidly. Strive to maintain balance.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 22): What has taken for granted now is apt to be plosive. There are sudden also is likelihood of personal publicity. Buy yourself a present.

Be happy and, thus, create a more harmonious home atmosphere. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You may, at times, feel as though you were walking on eggs. In actuality, you niay have difficulty separating facts from wishful thinking.

Key now is to turn mystery to your own advantage. Be discreet. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Personal magnetism flows; money situation is brighter.

You get chance to prove assertions. Professional superiors back your position. Strike while iron is hot. True, this is cliche. But now it does apply.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Cycle is such that reason will emerge from apparent confusion. Finish what you slart. Aries is involved.

You lend now to be Martian, That's okay, but be sure you pick your spots. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): New deal is upcoming. You may not believe while in progress.

A bright light could come into your life. Leo could figure prominently. Keep a secret. You are tested. Private malter should remain confidential.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Spend for quality. Those who offer substitutes do not have your best interests at heart. Follow through on hunch. One who taught you in past is apt to make reappearance.

Express gratitude without being maudlin. if TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you have unusual, compelling voice; you are in cycle which, if single, leads to marriage. If married, there could be addition to family. Married or single, you get more responsibility and chance for greater rewards. GROWING CITY RR A population' of 10,5 million persons has been forecast by ,1975 for the Los Angeles metropolitan area Uf make the city Ihe largest in the United Stales, according to cyclopaedia Brilannica.

Ann Too late for advice rs 1972 LEGAL NOTICE Dear Ann Landers: It's" top late for advice, but I'd like to say in behalf of old- fashioned morality and sexual conduct which you have upheld through the years and I laughed at. J. and I are college seniors. met in our sophomore year 1 there was instant chemistry. After a few weeks we decided to have a "meaningful (This means sleeping together.) We talked about getting married after graduation and I thought we had an understanding.

Last night when I asked J. whether he wanted a June wedding on campus or a wedding in my church his answer stunned me. "No rings, no strings that was our agreement." We talked a long time and he expressed his views clearly. He said a ceremony or a piece of paper means nothing. He pointed to the divorce rate.

He then cited the number of married people who to death, or cheating, swinging, swapping and so on. feels that when two people love each other they should stay together and remain faithful because they WANT to, not because they are obligated by law. I am shattered and heartsick. 1 must now ask myself, why should he want to marry me? He has all the advantages of marriage and non of the responsibilities. I bought a philosophy that has made me ashamed of myself and cheated Builders ruining the land By DAVID JENSEN SACRAMENTO (UPI) California's foothill subdivisions carved up more than 500,000 acres of land between 1960 and 1970, leaving behind polluted streams and eroded earth, a Reagan administration says.

The harmful effects of improper development range throughout the. state, according to the 70-page study by the Division of Soil Conservation. In Southern California, it said the threat of disastrous wildfires has increased because of the proximity of residential areas to chaparral-covered hills. In Northern California, the report declared that if developT ment continues of 70,000 acres of land in the Truckee area, "deer migration routes will be blocked" and this will have a drastic impact on the interstate deer herd. The study, released Wednesday, warned, "The impact of people's activities is creating conditions that are destroying the values that people are seeking." It said that careless development has caused "significant environmental- problems such as water pollution, loss of fish and wildlife habitat, damage to water courses, lakes and reservoirs, impairment of recreational opportunities, and sediment and flood damage to property." The study, entitled "Environmental Impact of Urbanization on Ihe Foothill and Mountainous Lands of California," was accompanied by photographs of deep gullies left by erosion in subdivisions and burned over foothill residential areas in Los Angeles.

It said the "greatest source of erosion and sedimentation (in streams) is from road construction" in subdivisions, adding that exposure of soil during construction can increase the rate of erosion from 10 times the normal rate for cultivated land to 2,000 times that for forest land. "Physical damages caused by erosion and the removal of vegetation through grading operations create scars that frequent ly destroy opportun i ties for quality sightseeing," the report saidslt cited Lake Tahoe and, the Southern California coast as examples. The study also said that persons who buy lots in many recreational subdivisions are not building homes on them. In a survey of 24 developments; the report said that it would take 150 years to fill half the lots if past building trends continue in the future. me out of what I wanted most.

Since the youth of today believes in telling it like it is, I hope the girls, out there who have bought the free-love line will read my letter and give it serious thought because this is the way it is. Bittersweet Dear No situation is a total loss if you learn from Thanks for writing. Dear Ann Landers: I was surprised at your brutal attack on (he medical profession. You said in a recent column: "What gives ME a pain is doctors who fail to advise patients who have no organic illness that they need counseling and instead give them pills and tell them there is nothing wrong with them." As a person who has lived 70 years and spent a lifetime in health service, I can tell you that people do not want to tell IhenV'It's all in your head. There's nothing wrong with you." They consider it the same as being told, "You are nuts." Furthermore siich people will invariable go from doctor to doc tor, until they find one wo will give their illness a name or sell them an operation.

A patient who has no organic illness responds much better to a pill which has nothing in it but sugar or a $3 bottle of tonic that won't help him but won't hurt him either. It has been proven that people who need a psychological lift often get it from innocuous prescriptions. It makes them feel belter, and after all, this is what counts, isn't it? Santa Barbara Dear Santa The patient who takes a sugar pill or a swig of $3 tonic that won't help him, but won't hurt him either is not solving his problem. What he needs is to find out what's bugging him and how to deal with it. Only then will he be able to eliminate the psycho- generated aches and pains.

Confidential, to Oakland Heartache: Guts it through. Some men never grow up. Your husband spends more for his "toys" than he has a right to. Until he realizes he's behaving childishly and WANTS to grow up. there is nothing you can do.

LEGAL NOTICE STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OK FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following'; persons have abandoned the use of the fictitious business name Yokayo Veterinary Clinic at 2300 North State St. UKiah, California 95482. The fictitious business name referred to above was filed in County on May 13, 1971. Paul W. Poulos Jr.

DVM P.O. Box 613 Ukiah, Calif. 95482 Fran G. Poulos P.O. Box 613 Ukiah, Calif.

95482 This business was by Paul W. Poulos Jr. DVM. W. Poulos Jr.

This statement was filed with Ihe County Clerk of Mendocino County on January 12. ,1972. 2-4; 1972 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TOCTtEDITORS No. I501H Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Mendocino Estate of HAROLD G. YOCOM, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at P.O. Box 636, Ukiah. California 95482. which is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, within 4 months after the first publication, of this notice. Dated December 17.

1971' EILEEN B. YOCOM Administratrix of the estate of the above named decedent JACK C. IIAMSON Attorney at Law P.O. Box 636 Ukiah. California 95482 Telephone: 707-462-8693 Attorney for Administratrix First publication: Dec.

24. 1971 12 1971, 1 -7 .14 NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Commission of the CITY, OF URIAH, CALIFORNIA, will, hold a public hearing regarding: Use Permit' Application No. 72-11 as filed by R. Bragg to permit retail stores, offices and coffee shop in C-2 zone located at 178 E. Gobbi Street in the City ofJJkiah, County of Mendocino, State of California according to application and location map on with the Clerk of the City of Ukiah Planning Commission at City Hall, 203 South School Street, Ukiah, California.

Said hearing to be held on February 3,1972, at 8:00 o'clock P.M., or as soon thereafter as the same may be heard, and continued from time to time as the same may require, in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 203 S. School Street, Ukiah, California, at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and be heard. ALICE H. YARBROUGH CLERK LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENDED BULK TRANSFER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that William Lawton, doing business as Lawton's Chevron Service, whose business dress'is 1201 So. State Street Ukiah.

California, is about to make a bulk transfer sale to Edward F. Klee, whose business address is 1201 So. Slate Street Ukiah, California, the following property: All of Ihe equipment, materials, supplies, merchandise and other inventory of service station, known as Lawton's Chevron Service. This property is located at 1201 So. State Street, Ukiah, County of Mendocino, California.

This bulk transfer will be consummated on or after 10:00 AM, February 3, 1972, at the escrow department of NOKCAL ESCROW COMPANY 837 Fifth Street, Santa Rosa, Calif. The scheduled closing date, as defined in Civil Code Section 3440.1. shall bfe''no earlier than above date and at such time as all escrow conditions have been completed by the parties hereto. Within the past three years transferor has also used the following business names.at the following business addresses: None. The purchase price will be paid as follows: By cash.

Transferee has taken possession of the premises and properly Jieing sold hereunder solely as Ihe Agent of Transferor pending conclusion of the sale. DATED: January 3, 1972 Klee i Transferee) LEGAL NOTICE BELL. COX AND MANNON Room 203, Savings Bank Building School Standley Streets P.O. Box 419 Ukiah. California 95482 Telephone: (707) 462-2958 Attorneys for Petitioner NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL No.

15061 Dept. I In Ihe Superior Court of the Slate of California in and for Ihe County of Mendocino Estate ol EDITH F. BELL, also known as MRS. EDITH F. HELL, also known as EDITH BELL.

Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai Charles R. Bell has filed herein a petition for probate of the will of the above named decedent and for issuance of letters testamentary thereon to said petitioner, reference to which is made for further particulars, and that the time and place of hearing the same has been set for Friday. January 21. 1972 a( in the court room of Department No.

of the above entitled Court', in the Court House, Ukiah. California. Daled January 7, 1972 VIOLA, N. County Clerk By MARY UlLLEY, ASST. CO.

CLERK Ukiah Daily LEGAL NOTICE Dial 462-1421 NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors will meet on Wednesday, January 26, 1972 at 10:00 in the Supervisors Chambers, Courthouse, Ukiah to consider the following applications: AGRICULTURAL PRESERVES: Marin Thomas; of Ukiah Chas Norris Helen Lincoln; SE of Laytonville Richard Wbrthen Frank Lindgren Wi. L. Owens; SE of Pt Arena Jam H. Chun; No of Son Chty Line W. R.

Burris; Hearst Willits Rd Boise Cascade Corp; Ft Bragg area Henry Pt Arena Kenneth Haskew; SE of Ft Bragg Paul Dalerio; Redwood Valley Donald Wegner; of Talmage L. Trombley N. Franks; Potter Valley Lee Persico; Hearst-Willits Rd Alfred Parker; Navarro Oscar Smith; of Ukiah L. Mitchell; Potter Valley O'Meara, Holman, Barter; of Low Gap Rd Irma Zem; Manchester Aborigine Lmbr Co; NE of Ft Bragg G. Schrader A.

Wagner, of Ukiah S. J. Kramer; 6 mi NW of Son Cnty line Clarence Nielspn; 8 mi SW Hwy 128 both sides Fish Rock Rd R. H. Douthil; of Ukiah REZONING AG PRESERVES Chester Linser Frederick Rodack; NW of Bell Springs Joseph Morcumb Jared Foster; of Ten Mile River Murray Oldman; 4 mi of Trinity Cnty line Lowell Stone Rita Drivell; 4 mi of Talmage on East Side Rd Wm Thompson Richard Gene Curtis; 3 mi of Hwy 1 on side Hwy 20 Darrel Wooldridge; of Old Hopland, of Field Station Rd Michael Bunim; 6 mi NE of Hwy 101 on side Mina Rd Alma Clyne; 6 mi of Albion Georgia Pacific Corp, Covelo; Hendy Woods Pt Arena Chas Kiltel John Nielands; of Philo Waller Eriksen Mary Miller; 4 mi of Laytonville" on Dos Rios Rd Albert of Brooktrails, of Hwy 20, of Willits James McGuire; of Ten Mile Creek Boise Cascade Corp; of Mendocino W.

Haycock L. Doyle; Redwood Valley area Masonite Corp; 13,300 acres Mendocino Cnty (see map in Plan. Dept) Richard Truax; of Laytonville Ancilla Scaramella; of Manchester Francis Rust; end of-Little Lake of Hwy 101 D. Leonard M. Pool; 3 mi Montgomery Woods St Pk J.

G. Coleman; of Laytonville Allison-Vinton Qayner; Dos Rios Haiden-Vinton Gayner; Indian Springs Rennels-Brady Dawson; 2 mi of Ten Mile Cut-off Rd side Eureka Hill Rd KEZOINING: Calif RuralDesign; 1 mi Eureka Hill Rd on Garcia River Stanley Kilker; 5 mi SW of Hwy 128 on Greenwood Rd ALL PERSONS INTERESTED MAY APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THAT TIME. Viola N. Richardson, Clerk-Recorder and Ex-Officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Hart By: Joyce Hart. Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO.

72-Y-K The following person is doing business as: YOKAYO VETERINARY CLINIC at 23.00 North State Ukiah. Calif. David William Crew 401 Lovers Lane Ukiah This business conducted by An Individual William Crew This.statement was filed with ihe County Clerk of Mendocino County'on 12, 1972. Advertising Index Apt. for Apt.

for 7 Automotive Service Parts MB Boats, trailers, motors 20A Business Opportunities 19 Business Rentals, 12 Campers a Trailers 23 Cars, trucks 29 Child care. 2A rent 9A Employment Agencies Employment Wanted 1 Equipment for rent IS Farm rentals For rent or lease 14A For sale (miscellaneous) 21 Garages for rent 7A Help wanted Houses for 8 Houses for 9 Income Property IS Instruction 3 Investments Livestock 24 Lost and Found 4 Mobile Homes 23A Mobile Home Service-Repair 23B Money to loan 28 Money wanted 19A Motorcycles and bikes 21A Motor Homes 23C Musical Instruments 24 New and Used Equipment 22 Notices 5 Personals SA Pets 25 Real Estate for sale 17 Real Estate wanted 17A Rest Homes HA Room and Board 11 Rooms for rent 10 Services offered 20 Situation's Wanted IB Trailer rentals 13 Used Cars Wanted 2 Wanted to buy 27 JVaated to rent or lease 2i Wanted WAITRESSES wanted. Apply in Person. Sambos 1430 No. State Ukiah 194t5cl Wanted SERVICE MANAGER for in dependent automotive service center.

Send resume to Box A- 294 c-o Daily Journal. 183t20cl Men Women YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN The US Army offers full pay and top benefits and trains you in your choice of hundreds of trades, technical and office skills. Unlimited educational opportunities. Three year) enlistment. Salary just doubled.

Call colIecT. 462-2991. 191tl0clj LEGAL NOTICE NOTICEOF TRUSTEE SALE On Friday, the 4th day of February, the hour of 10 o'clock A.M., of said day, at the East entrance df the Mendocino County Courthouse, Ukiah, California County of Mendocino, Stale of Camornia, First American Title Insurance Company, a California corporation, as trustee, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in lawful money of Ihe United States, all payable at the time of sale, the following described real property, situated in the County of Mendocino, State of California, and described as follows, to-wit: Lot 89 as numbered and designated upon that certain map "of DEBRWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION UNIT TWO, TRACT 50 and recorded March 3, 1964 in Map Case 2, Drawer 2, Page 96, in the office of the County Recorder of Mendocino County, State of California. Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty regarding title, possession or encumbrances to satisfy the obligation secured by and pursuant to the power of sale conferred in a certain deed of irusl executed by Lewis E. Brit Ion and Frances L.

Britton, husband and wife as joint tenants to First American Title Insurance Company, a California corporation as trustee, for the benefit and security of Stacy E. Cross and Patricia Cross, husband and wife as joint tenants, dated March 23, 1970 and urecorded 12. 1970. in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Mendocino, State of California, in Liber 817 of Official Records at page 81 under Serial Number 43327. Dated January 12, 1972.

FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY D. Williams Sr. Michael Di Williams, Sr. Vice President (SEAL) NEED full time Babysitter, my home, p.nfi. shift.

Transportation required. 462-7853. 191t5pl "AVON CALLING" START NfeW YEAR RIGHT. "I LIKE BEING MY OWN BOSS. So I like being ah Avon Representative.

It's my own, business. I meet people, I earn money." Call now for an appointment in your home: Mrs. ALLEYNE Peirce 451 Zinfandel Dr. Ukiah 462-il49 191t5cl MIDDLE or single lady to work in Rest Home. Living quarters, room board salary.

485-8609. 193t3cl LICENSED PLUMBER Contract Work 462-9339 193tfcl TEXAS OIL COMPANY has opening in Ukiah area. No experience necessary. Age hot important. Good character a must.

We train. Air mail C. E. Dickerson, Southwestern Petroleum Ft. Worth, Tex.

193t4cl COMBINATION Fry Cook Fountain Girl, 21 yrs. or older. Call in person, Owl Cafe Billiards, 255N. Ukiah. 194tfcl NORTH COAST OPPORTUNITIES is accepting applications for Area Coordinator.

Salary $697 mo. Duties serve as resource to strengthen low income grpups. Work with low income groups to identify' needs, establish priorities develop plans to eliminate poverty, related problems. Supervise Community Aides volunteer workers in carrying out work programs to achieve measureable goals as designed in accordance with NCO policies. Supply clear concise written verbal reports to Deputy Director about each program area that Community Aides are involved in.

Responsible for performing some liaison between the low income local city, county state agencies. Qualifications: Have 2 years experience working with low income community groups. Must demonstrate an effective ability. Must be committed to the objective of NCO. Applicants can apply at 203 S.

Main, Ukiah. Closing date 18,1972. 194t3cl LVN for relief. 2, 3 or 4 shifts a week. Modern Convalescent Hospital.

459-5592. MOtlOcl MAKE MONEY Helping or Full Time. Very Rewarding. No exp. nec.

Call 263-4755 192U0C1 $3 to $5 commission; part or full time. Raleigh Products. 462-4170. 172t(cl LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT File No. 72F-1 i The following person is doing business as: FAIHVIEW MOTORS at 1070 North State Street, Ukiah, California 95482.

W. J. Scalf, .268 Porno Drive, Ukiah This business is conducted by an individual. s-WJ. Scalf W.

J. Scalf This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Mendocino County on January ,3. 1971. CITY OF UKIAH CIVIL SERVICE City of Ukiah invites applications for the position of: Laborer $534 $648 Street Maintenanceman $588 $716 Excellent working conditions with liberal fringe benefits including sick leave, vacation, paid holidays, paid insurance" plan, and utility discounts. Description of position and application forms are available from: Personnel Clerk City of Ukiah South School Street Vkiah.

California Applications will be until 5:00 P.M. January 21. 1972..