County Hospital Struggles With Emergency Care Costs
The Ukiah area faces ongoing strain as county patients rely on Ukiah General for emergencies when private hospitals bill low indigent rates. A case of a fractured neck, treated at Ukiah General, underscores funding gaps with a $991 bill and welfare referral. Supervisors debate indigent care costs and delaying a third public health nurse amid nurse shortages and budget limits.
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Ukiah General
Wkiah ‘General Hospital
Welfare Department
Harold Bainbridge
Heise
Health Department
Joe Hariley
Nursing
Mendocino
Planning’ Commission
Anchor Bay
Anchor Bay Corporation
Third of TV Fund Already In
About one third of the 32000 goal for an ultra high frequency transmitter behind Mendocino State Hospital has been raised. Ten thousand dollars is pledged by canvassers and a door to door drive will cover the city and surrounding area to complete the fund. Roughly 80 canvassers attended a meeting to plan today and tomorrow’s push with a sound truck reminding residents to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino State Hospital
TV Improvement Group
Potter Valley High to Graduate Eleven Seniors Wednesday
Potter Valley high school will hold commencement exercises Wednesday evening in the gym. Ernest Pauli will present diplomas to Carolyn Buchholz Mary Lou Caudilo Larry Cook Darene Crawford Bill Marshall Ralph Meyer Scotty Nelson Virginia Strickler Pat Tomlinson Shirley Woolley and John Westfall. Scotty Nelson will give the salutat ory and Virginia Strickler the valedictory. Robert Ek Sondergard will be the speaker. Principal Freeman Whitaker will present awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley High School
Pan
Ernest Pauli
Carolyn Buchholz
Mary Lou Caudilo
Larry Cook
Darene Crawford
Bill Marshall
Ralphi Meyer
Scotty Nelson
Virginia Strickler
Pat Tomlinson
Shirley Woolley
John Westfall
Robert Ek. Sondergard
Freeman Whitaker
Fire Dept Exhibits at Western Fairgrounds Arch Units
Visitors view a 50 foot grand entrance arch and new arches at each mechanical side. The display includes tall aluminum light towers the Mystery House and other units. Great Western Shows lauded for its cleanliness honesty and service and noted as an exemplary amusement company. They are an approved service member of the Western Fairs Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Great Western
California
Great Western Shows
Western Fairs Association
the West
County considers road upgrades and annexations in five actions
The board discussed bringing roads up to county standards if taken over. They postponed a Cow Mountain Fish and Game agreement and halted plans to import Elk from Cache Creek with a proposed special hunting season. Spanish Canyon was approved for annexation to the fire district, and Lighthouse road in Point Arena could join the county system if offered. Semi final adjustments to the proposed preliminary budget were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow Mountain
Fish and Game
Cache Creek
Spanish Canyon
Fire District
Lighthouse Road
Point Arena
County administrator plan shelved by Mendocino supervisors
Mendocino County supervisors debated a county administrator form amid varied community opinion. Members from Hopland Ukiah Willits Fort Bragg Point Arena spoke against immediate adoption. A special committee found the county unready and tabling the idea for now, citing small size and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hartley
Hopland
Paul Poulos
Ukiah
Board of Supervisors
Potter Valley
Redwood Valley
Joe Scaramella
Point Arena
Mendocino
Scaramella
Brown
Farm Bureau Committee
Willits Considers Dam To Serve 8000 Inhabitants
City and soil conservation officials evaluate a Muir Canyon area dam to store 19 000 acre yards of water and supply recreation. The project, potentially funded under 400 000, would involve Outlet Creek and Baechtel Creek, with Army Engineers to decide feasibility.
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Hulett
Soil Conservation Service
Army Engineers
Two Creeks
Outlet Creek
Baechtel Creek
Muir Canyon
Willits
Corps of Engineers
Cops Nab Colleague in Unmarked Car Chase
New York police officers in an unmarked cruiser spotted a motorist making a illegal U turn and speeding away in the opposite direction. After a chase they halted the violator who turned out to be another unmarked police car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cub Pack 62 Holds Final June Meeting
Cub Pack 62 wrapped up its June gathering at the municipal park on June 7 marking the final meeting until September. Cubmaster Jerome Woerner thanked den mothers and introduced fall-start new cubmaster John Seaton amid award presentations led by Ed Pyland and chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack 62
Jerome Woerner
Den
John Seaton
Ed Pyland
Larry Wise
Mike Swan
Mike Pyland
Jerry White
Bobby John
James Crabtree
David Pruitt
Bobby Oswell
Dennis Guilfoyle
Bobby Parker
Bobby Jones
Juan Sebastian de Elcano
Mack Little
Keith Hargett
Donald Burger
Dwight Harper
Steve Colllenback
Pat Collenback
Gold Arrow
Graydon Enright
Silver Arrow
Ralph Saunders
John Collenback
Masonite Receives Defense Department Award
Masonite, led by resident manager Dean Thatcher, accepted a defense department award presented by Major General Robert Lee Howze at a ceremony with the color guard. Thatcher credited Masonite’s normal cooperative stance, stressing defense responsibility, reserve training, and efficient personnel turnover through the reserve program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Thatcher
Masonite
Robert Lee Howze
Sixth Army
Thatcher
Defense Department
Army
Lotar Jung Leads Laytonville Lions Club Installation
Lotar Jung was installed as president of the Laytonville Lions Club at Grundy’s Resort Leggett during a special Ladies Night meeting. Wayne Calder Jr. Fletcher Franklin W C Johnson Elder R Lehfeldt Roy Arnett Robert Grundy Emil Altman and other officers were named with Rex Gomes of Mendocino as installing officer. New members William E Bradley and Earl Workman joined. The club, noted for civic projects, supported many causes including sports programs Fire Department and Christmas events. The March of Dimes drive raised over 1000 for the county chairman.
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Laytonville Lions Club
Grundy's
Leggett
Lotar Jung
Wayne Calder Jr
Fletcher Franklin
W. C. Johnson
Elder R. Lehfeldt
Roy Arnett
Robert Grundy
Lion Tamer
Emil Altman
Floyd Harmon
Craig Weaver
Arthur Harwood Jr
Rex Gomes
Mendlocino
William E. Bradley
Earl Workman
Laytonville
Laytonvile Lions
Laytonville Girls Scouts
Leggett Valley High School
Laytonville High School
Long Valley Fire Department
Branscomb
Leggett Valley
Grundy’s
Sandra Simpson
Piercy
March
April
Point Arena
May
Branscomb School
Ball Park
Burglary and Riot Calls Reported in Yo kago Area
A Monday police report notes Yo kago school entry and room visits with about $15 stolen. Herb Geise reported theft of a 5 gallon oil can worth $5.20 from his Dodge pickup over the weekend. Riot squad responded to North State street but contestants fled. one man, George Freeman, was jailed after being found highly intoxicated.
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Herb Geise
Elim Street
North State Street
George Freeman
Stephen J. Enloc Rites Wednesday
Stephen J. Enloc, 70, retired rangher in Ukiah valley, died Friday at St. Helena Sanitarium. Born December 4, 1871 in Louisiana, he lived in Ukiah 20 years. Funeral from Everson Mortuary Wednesday June 12 at 3 p.m. Rev. Robert Groves will officiate. interment in Ukiah Cemetery. Survived by six children, 19 grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and several siblings in the east.
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Stephen J. Enloc
Ukiah Valley
St. Helena
Louisiana
Mildred Enloc
Eversole
Robert Groves
First Presbyterian Church
Ukiah
Leona Riley
Vivian Enloe
Stephen Enloe, Jr
Juanita Sozzoni
David Enloe
San Francisco
Violet ‘Hughes
Sacramento
East
Boy Scout Explorer Post 12 Enjoys Camping Weekend
Members from San Mateo and their advisers camped on the Raymond Pearl property on Laughlin road. The outing included fishing trips to Lake Pillsbury and Atlantic coast weekend visits with relatives and friends from San Francisco and Albuquerque.
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Boy Scout Explorer Post 12
San Mateo
Raymond Pearl
Laughlin Road
Terry Buttle
Dan Secrest
Jerry Flinn
John Howland
Rodney Rickett
Andy Coltart
Mr. Pearl
Lake Pillsbury
S. J. Woyciechowsky
Coast Guard
Rodney Coltart
Milton Curnow
Mrs. Pearl
Local 4-H Members To Attend 1957 Junior Leader Conference
Six Mendocino county 4-H club members and adult leaders will attend the 1957 junior leader conference at Santa Barbara college June 17 to 21. Participants include Sandra Babcock Barbara Bainbridge Carol Mason and Karren Lane. The event features talks by International Farm Youth Exchanges from Burma Italy Honduras and Scotland plus industry leaders University faculty sessions and beachside recreation.
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Mendocino County
Santa Barbara College
Bill Brooks
Santa Barbara
University of California
Sandra Babcock
Barbara Bainbridge
Fort Bragg
Carol Mason
Mendocino
Karren Lane
Redwood Valley
Burma
Italy
Honduras
Scotland
California
Appreciation for kindness after husband's death noted
In appreciation the writer thanks all who were kind during the time of the death of her husband. Special gratitude is extended to co workers and friends at Mendocino County Hospital Mrs James Flowers.
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Mendocino County Hospital
James Flowers
Local Hosts and Representatives Named in Healdsburg Ukiah Events
Mr and Mrs Neal Isaacson of Healdsburg Mr and Mrs Bob Knob and Mr and Mrs Henry Canclini of Ukiah attended with company representatives Mr and Mrs Gil Bell of Ukiah and Mr and Mrs Ralph Stiles of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Isaacson
Healdsburg
Bob Knob
Henry Canclini
Ukiah
Gil Bell
Ralph Stiles
San Francisco
Oliver Pacini aboard Matsonia maiden voyage
Mrs Amelia Pacini receives word her son Oliver an accomplished accordionist will be aboard the Matsonia for its maiden Honolulu voyage on June 17. He will entertain with stars Hilo Hattie and Ray Kinney during the voyage and Mrs Pacini plans to meet him in San Francisco when the liner docks June 22.
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Amelia Pacini
Cypress Avenue
Oliver
Matsonia
Honolulu
Hilo Hattie
Ray Kinney
Pacini
San Francisco
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Fire Dept
Kentucky
Mendorino
Marin
Placer
Harvey
Chamber of Commerce
County Chamber of Commerce
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
County Chamber
Bay Area
Greyhound Lines
East Commercial
Mill Creek
Willits Creek
San Francisco Valley
Mendocino Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Howze
Cub Pack
Lions Club
H. G. Cram
Hillview Avenue
Mr. Cram
Marjorie O’dogherty
Joe Lindsey
Don F. Pearsons
1129
Elm Street
Ted McCarthy
Charlotte Pearson
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Bill Clary
Fred Ringstrom
Byron Bishop
Tom
Mack Miller
Walnut Avenue
Lawrence Samson
W. Perkins
Redding
Shasta Dam
N. W. Oglesby
George Portlock, Jr
Apple Avenue
Prudential Insurance Company
Keller, Ranch Lodge
Covelo
Davis
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Bank of America
Plymouth
Car Life Magazine
CAR Life
Family Auto Magazine
Dell
Chrysler Corporation
Pigmon
U.S. Auto Club
Motor Trend Magazine
Motor Trend
U.S
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