Mendocino County panel debates bag limits and fishing bounds
A Fort Bragg gathering of the Redwood Empire council plus Mendocino counties discussed bag limits and fishing boundaries. The panel proposed tightening steelhead salmon limits to two fish seasonally, with Marin and Sonoma voting against and Fort Bragg Boonville Point Arena voting for. Alder Creek boundary change to one mile above the highway bridge won approval amid sportsmen interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unty Flai
Fort Bragg
Redwood
Sonoma
Lake
Feridocino
Marin
Mendocino
Akiah
Boonville
Point Arena
Sports Man’aa Council
Alder Creek
Highway Bridge
Game Commission
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Sportsman's Council
Redwood Empire
Ernie Titus
Private Sale Sought in Beauford Estate Case
The estate of Ralph Lane, also known as Ralph T Lane and Ralph Lane deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder after December 24 1998. The property is the undivided one half interest in a described parcel in Mephocina County California with a detailed deed description and terms including cash payment on sale and transfer of title on confirmation. The purchaser assumes all taxes and fees and provides a deed and abstract at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrhone
Ralph Pp
Ralph T.lane
Ralph Plu Lane
Ralph Land
Noues la Soreby
Allee ‘Lane
Mephocina
Chilaornia
Fotlawa
Bilayen
Pnan
Mendorina County
Migainers
Oran Ft
United States
Superior Court
State of California
County of
Mendocino
Antone £. Bernott
A. J. Bernott
Anthony J. Bernot
Tony Bernott
Arnet Brush
Antone J. Bernott
Anthony 3. Bennett
Tony Bernatt
Leters
Ukiah
Hopland High Board Meets as Local News Highlights Weekend Events
Hopland notes show the high school board of trustees meeting on December 6 with Frank Milone as president. Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Lee Gorman and son Kevin from Santa Rosa. Mrs Elsie McGregor returned from Oregon after meeting her granddaughter. The Women’s Society of Christian Service held a gift table and food sale at Metzlers store. Other items cover new cars, a naturalization, a gas stove accident, and new homes in Hopland Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Payne
Hopland
High School Board of Trustees
Frank Milone
Cecil Taylor
Marvin Buoley, Jr
Pete Rosetti
Marvin Anderson
Robert Rosetti
Robert Nicolas
Lee Gorman
Kevin
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Elsie McGregor
Jacksonville
Oregon
James Huff
Pamel Gayle Huff
Women's Society of Christian Service
Metzlers
William Fields
Madge Harmon
Marvin Dooley
Pierce Ingle
Elmer ‘Johnson
Newark
Tommy Ashurst
Richard Metzler
Hopland Village
Willow Water District Bonds to Fund Improvements
Willow Water district plans revenue bonds backed by water service charges to finance improvements over about 30 years. Bonds are not a district debt and require no tax. current water system revenues cover operating costs and both old and proposed bonds. residents would not see rate increases.
Desk Set Extended At Curran Through January 5
Shirley Booth stars in The Desk Set at Curran Theatre to January 5 due to heavy holiday demand. The Broadway comedy follows office staff facing an electronic brain threat with Booth as head of the research department alongside Frank Milan Byron Sanders and others. Performances run nightly except Sundays with midweek and Saturday matinees. New Year Eve show begins at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Bosth
Curran Theatre
Chicago
Tix
San Francisco
New York
Shirley Booth
Frank Milan
Byron Sanders
Harry Ellerbe
Cheerie Meredith
Mary Jackson
Molly Dodd
Barbara Perry
City Names Continued Show Mathews Reappointed Auditor
Mathews, long-serving county auditor, is appointed again from seven applicants including Redding and Los Angeles. He will receive $802 monthly, with a pay scale of $478 to $581. His family has held the post for decades, with his father and mother preceding him. Approval came after a late-night interview and council conference, with possible extended service before age 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Redding
Los Angeles
Iity
City Ease on Alleys Maintains Open Status for Property
Council says any taxpayer can request keeping property open and not part of a lot while city will handle minor alley maintenance. Bids opened for two replacement police cars from Chase Plymouth Garage, For est Hughes Studebaker, Ukiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Plymouth Garage
Forrest Hughes Studebaker
Ukiah
Bid bids cause second call for Plymouth Chevrolet sale
The article notes a second bidding call following interpretation questions raised by the second bidder. Forrest Nuphes Studebaker won with a bid of 1980.24 dollars for a standard police model, tax included, after others raised bids by 100 to 300 dollars. City worker Dave Spurling is commended for a water pipe emergency response. Also read were commendations to Ukiah Fire Chief Al Bechtel and fire underwriters for the city’s emergency services and rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Cowan
Chevrolet
Forrest Nuphes
Dave Spurling
Charles Halliday
Ukiah
al Bechtel
Merle Orchard
Board of Fire Underwriters
Crime Spree and Robbery Report From Local Streets
Police describe a series of break ins and an armed robbery at George's Service at State and Observatory. A screwdriver left behind indicates a methodical break in. about $200 was taken. Detective Sgt. Ransom leads the inquiry with officers Brumback McCuen and McCoy. Five youths looted multiple sites across two counties, including a late night break in at the Country Club bar in Talmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Jerry Ransom
Gail Brumback
Paul McCuen
Paul McCoy
George
State and Observatory Streets
Loyd Walch
Walch
Waleh
George Locatelli
We Counties
Country Club
Talmage
Five youths linked to Sonoma county theft spree and strongarm theft
Five teenagers Artie Lawrence Jr David Enlow Edward Niderost Clarence Mitchell and Roy Oaks were apprehended after a Sonoma county burglary at Hebert's Grocery in Fulton. Mrs Hebert fired three shots from a 32 revolver. Loot recovered included food clothing and firearms. Evelyn Long alias Mrs George Davis arraigned on four checks totaling 264.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Road
Santa Rosa
Waltham
Ukiah
Healdsburg
Cloverdale
Oaks
Talmage Road
Evelyn C. Long
George Davis
Palace
Susie Cox
Hungarian Parliament sees arrests after leaders enter for talks
Racz and Bari, hiding in factories, go to Budapest Parliament to negotiate with Premier Janos Kadar era police state. Police arrest them on entry. Despite renewed industrial walk out, Budapest quiets with tanks guarding Danube bridges and suburbs. transit resumes and post workers reopen lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racz
Bari
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Danube
Cserel Island
NATO Reassures No War Call in Eastern Europe Plan
The Brentano plan outlines five rights for Eastern Europe including self determination and sovereignty. It calls for noninterference by military force or pressure and upholds human rights while noting Soviet forces in Hungary and tightened Kremlin control in Bulgaria and Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pageforce
Dulles
NATO
Fastern
Europe
Eastern
Eastern Europe
Soviet Union
Brentano
Germany
Hungary
Kremlin
Bulgaria
Romania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ith
Aitix
Metimes
Ralph
Frank & Fogarate
Attorn
the Civic Club
Santa Claus
Hopland News
W. J. Broaddus
Cleo Culley
Spurr & Brunner
Pettoneer
Curran
Council
Propane
GAS Service
Anton
Armed Forces Writers League
Joseph D. Harrington
USN
W. J. Lederer
Cincpacfit
Harrington
Virginia Clarke
Frank C. Clarke
Laytonville
Honolulu
Hawaii
Washington, D. C
U.S. Navy
Dar
Rosinch
Rainch
G.E. Stratoliner
Ukiah Daily Journal
E. Standley
Waffle Baker
Revere
N. Hwy
GE Dealers and Plumbing Contractors
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!