Estate of Tolbert J Biggerstaff probate notices and fictitious business name filings
The Mendocino County Superior Court issues notice to creditors of Tolbert J Biggerstaff deceased and names the administratrix Geraldine Biggerstaff. Multiple fictitious business name statements are filed for local Ukiah businesses including Henri’s Coiffures and The Letter Shop, with proprietors Hannah Slembrouck and Thomas A Shannon and Dolores R Shannon. Bulk transfer notice lists Cordel P Langley dba Redwood Coast Lumber Co as transferor to Counters Pacific Corporation with June 30 1971 transfer date. Public notices list several other local businesses and owners with county filing dates in June 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of the
State of California
County of Mendocino
Tolbert
James Biggerstaff
Tom Biggerstaff
T. J. Biggerstaff
Spurr, Brunner & Nelson
North State St
Ukiah
California
Geraldine
Henri
N. State Street
Hannah Slembrouck
Gibson Street
Mendocino County
South State Street
Thomas A. Shannon
Despina
Dolores R. Shannon
Cordel P. Langley
Dba
Redwood Coast Lumber Company
South Redwood Highway
Counters
Pacific Corporation
West Elm Street
Fort Bragg
Petersen, Lonergan & Larson
Attorneys At Law
Coast Highway South
Pacific
Gavin
Panish Mountain Levision Company
South Main Street
B Communications Corporation
Maryland
A Corporation
Jim R. Langton
James’ R. Langton
Ukiah Beauty College
Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods
S. State St
Calif
Anthony J. Bartolomei
W. Church St. Ukiah
Millie G. Bartolomei
Why b 4th article on forming a local community college
Marshall Leve argues the county should form a community college district or annex to an existing one. He cites state law, rising taxes, potential revenue loss, economic development, and benefits for students and adults. Options include annexation by petition or election, with state approval and local vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Leve
Mendocino County
County Board of Education
Golden Gate Arabian Horse Show draws riders to Santa Rosa
Mendocino County and Oklahoma enthusiasts travel to the Sonoma County Fairgrounds for the 13th annual Golden Gate Arabian Horse Show with shows at 1 and 7 30 p m on Saturday and a Sunday finale. Prizes range from 50 to 300 dollars per class along with trophies and ribbons. In other items, Charles Crawford Jr 55 of Talmage was jailed for drunken driving after a 2 10 a m arrest at Talmage Road and Foster Court. Vandals damaged a Redwood Valley Mustang with sugar in the gas tank. A Ukiah man 20 and another Redwood Valley man 18 were jailed on malicious mischief and reckless driving charges. Potter Valley school windows shattered by air rifle fire valued at 430 dollars. Damage believed to have occurred the night of June 15.
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Mendocino County
Santa Rosa
Sonoma County Fairgrounds
Charles Lewis Crawford Jr
Talmage
County
Talmage Road
Foster Court
CHP
Larry Dean Pruitt
Ronald Wayne Metcalf
Redwood Valley
Edward Wegner
Cox Ranch
Potter Valley
Rites Saturday for victims of drowning
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Round Valley High School auditorium for Sherman Sargent Jr. 17, who drowned Wednesday near Dos Rios. He was a Round Valley High School class of 1972 student and had lived in Covelo 14 years. Survived by parents Sherman Sargent Sr. and four sisters and a brother. Rev. Ray Davis to officiate. Anker-Lucier Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Round Valley High School
Sherman Sargent Jr
Dos Rios
Covelo
Sherman Sargent Sr
David
Cindy
Pam
Joan Lee Stevens
Sandra Gale Rogers
Santa Rosa
William Moxley
Santa Ana
Ray Davis
Anker-Lucier Mortuary
Purse Theft Reported In Ukiah Case
Minhie Alexander, 71, of 6600 Eastside Road, Ukiah, was the theft victim after leaving her purse in a shopping cart at a local store. Deputies said the purse, containing about $92, was missing when she reached home and a store check found no sign of it.
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Minhie Alexander
Eastside Road
Ukiah
Sheriff’s Deputies
Williams runs for Ukiah council in June 29 election
Williams Chap Williams, candidate and owner of Foothill Market, is among 11 running for Ukiah city council. A native area resident, he is a 1935 Ukiah High School graduate who studied at Santa Rosa business school. He managed Foothill Market since Sept 1970 after 23 years with Swift and Company. His uncle H. B. Smith was Ukiah mayor for 16 years and helped acquire Todd Park. The Williams family donated land for the public library. Chap serves on the city planning commission and supports youth baseball. He and his wife Bonnie reside at 857 S Oak St with a married son and daughter.
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Chap Williams
Foothill
Swift and Company
Williams
H. B. Smith
Ukiah
Todd Park
Prevent Acity
A Williams
City Planning Commission
Bonnie
Ukiah Justice
S. Oak Street
Pioneer
Crawford
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Vogue Beauty Salon
N. State
Fred C. Holmes
Lynn Crow Taylor
Steve A. Gulyas
Ena Ehe
NOR Cal Vending
No. Main
John Todd
Pine St
Ukiah Juanana Todd
No. Pine St
Foodland Super Market
Ukiah, Calif
James C. Lee
Oak Manor
Ukiah Thig
Otis W. Means
Barbara St. Ukiah
Clara N. Means
Green Barn NO. 6
South State St
Jackson W. Stieb
P.O
Red Bluff
George K. Spencer
Jackson W. Stiebs
Complete Automotive Machine Shop
NEWBY
E. Clay
Jose Barrazan
P.O. Box 64
N. State St
Clifford H. Chick
S. Pine
S. Dora
Observatory Road
Malmis
Lake & Mendocino Counties
Dick Stevenson
Pest Control Co
Indepenge Bport
Area Og Theatre
Salle
Thunder Po
Frroerax
Stafford
Cart Gens
Camela Band
JO Elan
Wanda Hale
N.Y. Daily News
Dorothy Manners
L.A
Examiner
Burt Lancaster
Dean Martin
Ross Hunter
Burt Lancaste
Jean Seberg
George Kennedy Vanheflin
Barry Nelson
Jacqueline Bisset
Helen Hayes
Maureen Stapleton Lloyd Nolan
George Kennedy
Alfred Newman
Arthur Hailey
George Seaton
Universal
Todd-Ao
TTEO
Decca Records
Svatabse
Admission Prices
Airport
U.S. Air Force Academy
Gravely
Rotary
Valley Equip. Co
Talmage Rd
Anpella’ i. Parlor
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