Potter Valley Community Notices and Local Events
Jane Troxell and Ailena Elmer attended a branch meeting hosted by Mrs. John Harper on May 27 under Ukiah Branch AAUW. Memorial Day services were led by the VFW at the cemetery. Kathy Pacheco celebrated her seventh birthday at James Shelton’s home with family and friends. Dorothy Smalley notes no Garden Club meetings in June or July, with an August field trip planned. Grange HEC will meet June 10 with a 6 30 potluck. Several family weddings were attended including Theresa Carolo and Jose L. Avelar Jr. in Fort Bragg May 28. The high school band spring concert on May 26 featured Gypsy Bride Overture, Allegretto, Hello Dolly, three John Morrissey sketches, Teddy Bear’s Picnic, Washing ton Post March, and more. The chorus performed Younger than Springtime, If I Loved You, and Bless This House with the band. Members listed include Marilyn Harvey, Carol Burton, Alice McGord, Pam Alexander, Janet Thill, Shirley Page, and many others. Stage Management by Jim Hopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marston Gillette
Paul Weeks
John Morrissey
John Bratton
John Philip Sousa
Holy Jesus
Cherubini
Lee
Vanguard
Marilyn Harvey
Carol Burton
Shirley Page
Gladys Bur‘ton
Bonnie Coolidge
Jeannine Churchill
Charles Andersen
Billy Fish
Laurie Harding
Merton Haskell
Dennis Patterson
Danny Cahcon
Mike Chaffee
Charles Jones
Robert Harvey
Greg Alexander
Holly Harding
Steve Duman
Jeff Gillette
Roy Vermillion
Joe Peregrina
Doug Jones
Debbie Wright
Bill Roby
Jim Hopper
Notice to Creditors for Elizabeth Skiffington Deceased
Creditors of Elizabeth Skiffington also known as Elizabeth Skiffington are required to file claims with vouchers in the Ukiah court clerk’s office or present them to Spurr Brunner Nelson at 101 North State Street Ukiah California 95482 within six months from the first publication. First published in Ukiah Daily Journal June 6 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Eee Te
Elizabeth
HSS
Skifington
Skiffington
SPURR
Brunner & Nelson
North State Street
Ukiah
California
Daily Journal
State of California
Mendoeiin
Renson Newell
Renson Ss. Newell
Ren Newell
Leo MG Cook
Crawford Building
Atorney
Isxccutrix
Typhoid Cases Rise at Stanford Fraternity Kitchen Source
Six more Stanford students were hospitalized for typhoid with total cases reaching 30. Most are tied to Beta Theta Pi, university health officer Hal Wilson said the fraternity kitchen likely caused the outbreak, with 29 of 51 members and one pledge involved. Names of patients include Atherton, Burke, Cureton, Arnon, Gamble, and Barte-Relling Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San-- Francisco
UPI
Stanford University
Beta Theta Pi
Hal Wilson
A Wilson
Man
Atherton
Kevin_ Burke
Pacific Palisades
Stewart Cureton
Santa Cruz
Robert Arnon
Costa
Mesay
John Gamble
North Hollywood
Russell Barte
Relling Hills
McAteer Estate Passes to Widow Frances McAteer
Mrs. Frances McAteer widow of state Sen Eugene McAteer inherits his entire estate. Executor William E McDonnell says the value is likely 500000 to 750000 dollars. The will dated February 26 1963 was filed in San Francisco Superior Court. McAteer died May 26 of a heart attack leaving a widow and three sons. McDonnell will continue managing McAteer’s Sherman’s Wharf and Sausalito waterfront interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San—Francisco
UPI
Frances McAteer
Eugene McAteer
William E. McDonnell
McAteer
Superior Court
McDonnell
Pope
Foresters Tour California Coast Forest Areas and Leaders
A 145 strong group of foresters educators and officials toured the California coast Saturday. The Redwood chapter of the Society of American Foresters sponsored the event visiting Jackson State Forest Caspar Creek watershed Surfwood Estates and Union Lumber along the Négo River. Jean Sinde the Jackson State Forest manager spoke on cutting trials thinning and harvesting of young redwoods. Bob Grundman chief forester Union Lumber led remarks on history of thinning. A pre tour banquet was held Friday night at the Piedmont Hotel in Fort Bragg. Distinguished attendees included James Sterns UC extension George Alcorn Maurice Petersen Clarence Kelley and local supervisors and advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Chapter
The
Society of American Foresters
Jackson State Forest
Caspar Creek
Surfwood Estates
Union Lumberland
Négo
Jean Sinde
Redwoods
Bob Grundman
Union ‘Lumber
Piedmont
Rt Bragg
Livermore
State Resources Agency
Walker
Ste
Sonite
James Sterns
State Department
George Alcorn
University of
California
Maurice Petersen
Division For Agricultural Sciences
Clarence Kelley
John Mayfield Jr
Harvey Sawyers
Joe Scaramella
Augie Avila
Kelly McGuire
State Forestry Board
Pete Passos
Mendocino County
Shooting Case Hears From Hunter Witnesses
Testimony recounts a shooting scene in a living room with Cheatham describing an accident claim. Hunter’s pickup seen parked with him nearby as investigators, including Bowman and Shea, testified. Hunter faces assault with intent to murder as Judge Winslow presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheatham
Bob Bowman
Tim, Shea
Hunter
Robert Winslow
Alfred Fraga Remains Critical After Chico Injury
Alfred Fraga remains in critical condition after a Friday fall in Chico that fractured his hip. He and his wife visited their son Dick and daughter-in-law at 520 West Seventh Street when he fell while alighting from a car at Chico Somingly Hospital, 560 Cohasset Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Fraga
Chico
Chico Somingly Hospital
Cohasset Road
Fraga
7Th Street
R. Fraga
Reagan Budget Proposals for UC and State Colleges
Reagan seeks a $254 million UC and $7.3 million for state colleges in a $187.3 million package, restoring 600 of 3,700 planned hospital staff cuts. Assemblyman Veysey objects saying it makes little sense as the budget advances amid split votes and looming veto power. The Senate panel and a six member conference committee prepare to resolve differences while Reagan keeps final say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Victor V. Veysey
R-Brawley
Senate Finance Co
Sixman
Assembly
Senate Governmental Efficiency
Alarmed by Bus Policy Sparks School Meeting
Parents criticized a three mile minimum bus distance plan for next year as a costly false economy. They noted state reim bursement covers transport, while express bus cuts would save only about 30,000 after reimbursements. The board urged Public Works to draft a resolution and highlighted unsafe pedestrian routes, as officials considered needed road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mayfield Jr
Joe Scaramella
Public Works—Committee
Mystery Power Failure Plunges Four States Into Darkness
Nine large utility firms and a federal team probed a Monday blackout that left 13 million people without power across New Jersey Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania and beyond. Investigators considered many causes from air conditioner load to an animal transformer event while officials urged caution against sabotage. Governor Hughes formed a task force amid concerns echoing the 1965 blackout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Keough
Newark
N.J
UPI
United States
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Delaware
Maryland
Federal
Power
Commission Epcy
Fpe
Lee C. White
Senate Commerce Committee
Washington
White
Richard J. Hughes
Ukiah Woman Injured When Car Rolled After Reach
Mrs Jami Irene Smith a 22 year old Ukiah resident was dragged several yards by her rolling car on Vichy Hill Drive near Merle Orchard residence while reaching to pick up an object. The vehicle then left the road and struck a tree injuring her and her four year old daughter Terry Smith who sustained minor injuries. Highway patrolmen report the car began moving after she opened the door and she either fell or was thrown from the car as it started to roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Vichy Hill
Jami Irene Smith
Merle Orchard
Astronaut Edward Givens Jr Killed in Auto Crash
Pearland Texas reports major Edward Givens Jr 37 an Air Force astronaut named for the space flight program was killed in a one car crash near the space center. Two others injured seriously. Police chief A H Casey said no further details were available at the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearland, Tex
API
Edward G. Givens Jr
Manned Spacecraft ‘Center
Pearland
A. H. Casey
Givens
Air Force
To. A
Grabbing Ace Ruins Defense in Bridge Game
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a South hand where opening lead from the dummy and rapid club/heart exchanges produce a near-miss contract. East’s haste to claim the king of hearts creates a risky, unmakeable contract, while precise play by South secures the result despite defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Witt
East
West
Hearing Notice for Will Probate Mendocino County
Notice of hearing on probate of the will of TRYGVE ASHERSON REYES in Mendocino County Superior Court. Hearing set for Friday June 16, 1967 at 9:36 a.m. in Department 2 Courtroom, Ukiah. Petitioner: Reyes and Rawles Nelson Golden & Poulos attorneys. Date May 29, 1967. Deputy Clerk: Margaret Harryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
California
Ana
Mendseing
Trygve
Derson
Court House
Ukiah
Lei N. Richardson
Margaret Harryman
Rawles, Nelson, Golden & Poulos
Savings Bank
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Henry Vaux
BUC
Berkeley
Forestry Historical Society
Emmanual Fritz
Union-tumber Company
Nayo River
Phil Lowell
Division of Forestry
Shapter-Of
Society-of-American Foresters
Pete Passof
Potter Valley
Jane Troxell
Ailena Elmer
John Harper
American Association of University Women
VFW
Kathy Pacheco
James Shelton
Peaently
Rudy Pacheco
Barbara
Debbie
Kenny_ Foster
Jaeky
Shirley
Dorothy. Smalley
Grange Hec
Martha*Brimmer
Manuel Alves
Isabel Schlicht
Michele
David. Alves
Harry Harding
Laurie
Susie
Theresa Carolo
Jose L. Avelar Jr
Fort Bragg
Brunner
Nelson
Stanford
Ralph Oliver
Taurot
Yugoslavia
Macedonian
World Book Encyclopedia
Nbc-Tv
Mediterranean
Royal Fleet
Sheinwold
Alfred Sheinwold
Southdrew
Rawles, Nelson
Golden & Polo
Leo M.cook
Schuler
Phonograph
Loggers
Price Reg
South State St
Old Brownies Market
Chaser
Urplus
South Main
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