Colorful Graduation Exercises End Ukiah Year
Colorful graduation activities wrap the 1958 59 term in Ukiah Valley with numerous ceremonies. Eighth graders, seniors, and elementary pupils prepare for diplomas at Pomolita Potter Valley Ukiah River Union Calpella and Redwood Valley campuses. Local speakers include Noelle Tarburini Brian Weatherford Mary McFarling Elizabeth Wise and Betty Knighten with Frank Petersen keynote remarks by Joe Hudson and Nelmes Smith of Bank of America.
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Pomolita
Potter Valley High School
Ukiah High School
Potter Valley Granudschool
River Union
Calpella
Redwood Valley
Willits
Willits High Wall
Clive Adams
17Th District Fairgrounds
Noelle Tarburini
Brian Weatherford
Mary McFarling
Elizabeth Wise
Carolyn Dillard
Sopcam
Kathleen Brogle
Sandra Heiberger
Elaine Brashear
Frank Petersen
the River Union
Betty Knighten
Dennis Lucchesi
Eiveret Shank
Beams
Clair Holliday
Jerry Theis
Nelmes Smith
Bank of America
Ukiah
Donna Butler
Charlotte Tatum
Joe Hudson
Smith
New Owner Announces Mill Change In Ukiah Valley
A former Arcata lumberman bought the Calpella DeVerbiss mill and will start one shift operations within 50 days. Al Thrasher, arriving from San Francisco, plans to employ about 10, switch to Redwood lumber, and seek county road easement rights. He heads Al Thrasher Lumber Inc and will base on logs from Ukiah area while keeping a Los Gatos home.
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DeVerbiss
Calpella
Arcata
Tarasher
Northwestern
California Lumberman's Club
Hureka
County Board of Supervisors
Paul Poulos
Walter Severance
Joe Scaramella
Thrasher
Joe Hartley
Poulos
Harold Bainbridge
Merle Orchard
Kempe Hichardson
Severance
al Thrasher Lumber, Inc
Alfred Pedersen Injured in Potter Valley Crash
Alfred Pedersen of Redwood Valley was seriously injured but not fatally in a Monday crash on Potter Valley road 2.2 miles north of Highway 20. He was driving south when he veered onto the west shoulder and lost control, skidding into a tree. CHP Patrolman Richard Bakker filed the report.
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Highway 20
Alfred Pedersen
Redwood Valley
Ukiah General Hospital
Highway Patrol
Pedersen
Potter Valley Road
Richard Bakker
CHP
Nicaraguan revolt crushed near Santo Tomas
MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP) The government said rebel invaders in the Santo Tomas area were crushed in a two hour battle and would be offered surrender terms today. Gen Anastasio Somoza said planes would drop leaflets and those surrendering would likely face military courts with no death penalty under Nicaraguan law. The decisive blow came Monday as more than 200 government troops attacked rebels with mortars and automatic rifles. no casualties were immediately reported.
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Nicaragua
Santo Tomas
Anastasio Somoza
National Guard
Somoza
Ukiah to Host 1959 Showcase of Famous Brands Home
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce plans a $25000 model home at the 12th District Fairgrounds opening August 27. Coordinated by Earl Fullerton and Nelmes Smith, the Masonite project highlights living patterns and local products, following a nationwide program that has spurred home building and remodeling activity.
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Ukiah
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
12Th District Fairgrounds
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Nelmes Smith
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Masonite
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Driver's First Drive Ends in Yard Crash at Todd Road
A 16 year old, Frank Derr of 600 S Dora Street, borrowed a Buick from Loyal Homes at 150 Cherry Street for his first driving attempt. He drove on the wrong side of the road and crashed into a front yard tree at 421 Todd Road. Police Leslie Ryan and Leon Miller noted no license and the owner's vehicle in use. A deer with injuries was later dispatched nearby by Officer Richard Borecky and Patrolman Don DePew at State Street and Talmage Road.
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Frank Derr
S. Dora Street
Cherry Street
Leslie Ryan
Leon Miller
Derr
Richard Borecky
Police Department
Don DePew
CHP
State Street
Talmage Road
Ukiah Elks Flag Day observance set for June 1
Ukiah Elks Exalted Ruler Howard Hoover invites the public to join the lodge on June 1 to honor the flag as a symbol of freedom. The event marks the 182nd anniversary of the 1777 design. Alaska Hawaii additions loom, and a Flag Day committee is named with J W Tully as chairman alongside Jim Broaddus and Dick Davis.
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Howard Hoover
the Elks
Hawaii
Hoover
Ukiah
Continental Congress
Congress
United States
Chateau Thierry
Omaha Beach
Pork Chop Hill
J. W. Tully
Jim Broaddus
Dick Davis
Regular Step Pay Hikes For Teachers in Ukiah
Ukiah school trustees voted to grant teachers on the current salary schedule their regular step increment with no cost of living bonus and a final decision on dropping special booster and physical exertor programs after July. A tentative budget of 8,049 dollars plus 85,140 to cover override-tax expenses was outlined by Superintendent Dick Simpson. Two newly elected board members Leo Cook and Conrad Cox attended but take office after July 1. Budget trims seek to fund step increases by eliminating booster programs and the oldest teacher position, saving about 1.7 million, while adjusting part time help and services to shave 13,500 and raise meal prices five cents to sustain programs.
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Dick Simpson
Leo Cook
Conrad Cox
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Simpson
Sen
Phavine
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Brief
Northwestern California will be fair through Wednesday with clouds in extreme north and a few scattered light showers north of Ukiah today. Inland areas will be slightly cooler with high temperatures and lows around Ukiah, Napa, and Santa Rosa. Coastal winds turn northwesterly at 15 mph.
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Santa Rosa
TEA Considers Short Translator Blackout Over Funds
Television Improvement Association votes to blackout translators for several days starting June 15 to raise about 1500 dollars of a 2000 judgment owed to former director William Parker. Directors urge donations from translator users and viewers to avoid disconnecting services.
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Television Improvement Association
Othe Fairgrounds
William Parker
TIA
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Alfred Kittleson Injured in Ridgewood Crash
Alfred Kittleson a 26 year old Ridgewood resident was injured when his sedan collided head on with a truck on Highway Db north of Colpella. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was taken to Mendocino County Hospital. The truck driver Abrahamson 31 of Rhoneville was treated and dismissed. Police say Kittleson was driving on the wrong side and the other driver sped too fast for conditions.
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Alfred Kittleson
Ridgewood
Mendocino County
Ola
Wd Abrahamson
Rhonerville
Hillside Hospital
Iittlesor
Nitthesam
Rhittleson
Vandals Deface Art Works at S F Gallery
San Francisco art scene shaken as M H de Young Museum offers a 1000 dollar reward for the arrest of the vandal who damaged 15 works at Golden Gate Park including a Rubens and other master pieces valued above 250 000 dollars Fourteen paintings and a wood carving were marred with slashes and a small hole drilled into a Linden wood carving depicting Mary and St John the Evangelist The attack prompted a full collection check over the weekend and restoration is expected if canvases survive.
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UPI
M. H
Rubens
Bessever
Museun
Jy Dling Phacher
Mary
Stofin the Evangelist
Perelli-Minetti to Visit Bricarellis in Ukiah Area
Antonio Perelli-Minetti, former supervisor at Cafifornica Gripe Products, travels from Kern County to Ukiah as a guest of Mrs A Bricarelli on Priest Street. He owns vineyards and a wine business, with his sons helping in inherited interests. He also owns a building on School Street now housing Raseo's store.
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Ukiah
Kela
Kern County
Mer
A. Bricarelli
Priest Street
Ukiah Immes
Peredi Minetti
Tlelang
School Street
Ukud
Raseo
Grass fire reported near 101 Auto Wreckers on highway north
A grass fire was reported near 101 Auto Wreckers along a north highway at Oda poi Sao ding, with responders dispatched to contain the blaze and prevent spread to nearby structures. Fire units arranged traffic control and requested additional water tenders as needed.
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Oda Poi Sao Ding
Potter Valley High School Commencement Planned Wednesday Night
Potter Valley High School will hold commencement exercises Wednesday evening for the class of 1 graduate. Principal Pat Patil will present diplomas to numerous graduates and Rev. George Pearson will deliver the invocation. The program includes processional, flag salute, songs, and awards followed by the benediction.
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Potter Vallicy
Potter Valley High School
AL Patil
Wll
John Alameda
Robert Bond
Phyllis Qing
Pat Dightmian
Mike Poster
Bob Gibson
Laurel Gaintty
Judy Purley
Bob Purley
Kenny Pfynes
Larry Laney
Marian McCay
Rosella Lass
Boyd Thompson
Steven Thornton
Vic
Marston Gillett
George
Pearson
Dynes
Youse
Atlen Hoobaieon
Phyllis Chag
Willian O | Murphy
Ubiah Union
Benedionor
Fragmented Weather Snippet With Odd Phrases
A garbled OCR fragment mentions temperatures and weather terms but is incomplete. It references numbers like 69 and 27 and includes stray words such as Neon high and morning and appears to be a damaged page segment with no clear event or location to report.
Two Loggers Killed In Humboldt County
Two loggers died in separate Humboldt County accidents near Blue Lake. J. J. Hanson, 52, of Miranda, was struck by a falling tree while supervising loading work 16 miles east of Blue Lake. he owned a small lumber company. Clyde Jackson Arnold, 38, of McKinleyville, was killed when a tree being felled hit him at a Guynip Logging Co. jet locating at Minor Ranch near Blue Lake.
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UPI
J. J. Hanson
Miranda
Blue Lake
Hanson
Clyde Jackson Arnold
McKinleyville
Arnold
Guynip Logging Co
Vista Point Tourist Center Study Underway in Marin County
A committee led by Paul W. Poulos to study a proposal for a Redwood Temple Tourist Information Center at Vista Point in Marin County. The plan envisions erecting two bookshops and facilities on the shoreline with maintenance and operation by REAL. Final approval hinges on backing from the Army, State Highway Division, and Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District directors. Vista Point overlooks the bay and skyline views near the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Marin County
Paul W. Poulos
Redwood Lempus Supervisors Unit
Siastic Army
State Division of Highways
Golden Crate Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge
Bay
Cmd
San Francisco
Bast Bay Sky Lines
Poulos
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