Mendocino Court and Planning Notices From Ukiah
A 1972 marriage summons for Anthony Avila and Shirley Avila appears with instructions to respond within 30 days and notes possible court orders on property, support, and custody. Separate Mendocino Planning Commission notices set hearings for March 15 1973 on zone changes and agricultural preserves in Boonville Westport Potter Valley Laytonville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court OF California
County OF Mendocino
Ukiah
California
Anthony Allen Avila
Shirley Anne Avila
Violan. Richardson
Mary Gilley
Mendocino
Boonville
Philo-Greenwood Rd
Signal Ridge Rd
Tian, Risw
Por
Wayne F
Joan B. Miller
Westport
Potter Valley
Potter Valley Road
Pine Ave
Herbert H. Giese
Laytonville
U-R
Branscomb Rd
Ronald F. Hall
Pack 62 Names New Cubmaster and Committee
Last Thursday at Nokomis school a reorganizational dinner and meeting selected Erroll Stephens as Cubmaster. Don Vidmar became committee chairman with Bill Mills in charge of awards Anita Frey treasurer and Cherelyn Greise joining Sheila Ripke and Pete Frey as den leaders. The pack meeting featured a skit about finding den mothers with participants including Tommy Morrison Jimmie Lampi David Vidmar David Crumrine Allyn Thompson Kristen Mills David Roberts and Eddie Hensley. Wolf badges went to Allyn Thompson Kristen Mills and David Roberts and David Roberts received a denner bar with Eddie Hensley as assistant. Troop 62 led by Charles LaDelle ran games as parents met with Dick Hacke. Den Chief David Cooper of Troop 62 narrated the skit.
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Nokomis School
Erroll Stephens
Dick Hacke
Yokogo
Don Vidmar
Bill Mills
Anita Frey
Cherelyn Greise
Sheila Ripke
Pete Frey
Den
Tommy Morrison
Jimmie Lampi
David Vidmar
David Crumrine
Allyn Thompson
Kristen Mills
David Roberts
Eddie Hensley
Denner
Troop 62
Charles LaDelle
David Cooper
Oakland man takes own life in RV
An Oakland father of four, Raymond Lewis Greenwalt, 38, who planned to move to a Redwood Valley home, apparently shot himself in the head with a shotgun Saturday at his weekend residence at the end of Inez Way. Time of death is estimated at a.m. with no note. He is survived by his wife Joan and four children. The body was taken to Eversole Mortuary.
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Oakland
Redwood Valley
Raymond Lewis Greenwalt
Inez Way
A.m
Joan
Eversole Mortuary
Big Brothers seek volunteers for Ukiah chapter
The Big Brothers program in Mendocino County invites volunteers to help organize a local Ukiah chapter. An organizational meeting is set for Monday March 12 at 8 p.m. in Room 102 at Ukiah Methodist Church, to elect a board and discuss by laws and incorporation. Call contacts listed after 6 p.m. or 5–7 p.m. or write to P O Box 362 Ukiah.
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Big Brothers
Mendocino County
Ukiah Methodist Church
Bob Cavender
Jim Rhodes
Chet Hardin
Mark Raymond
P.O. Box
Ukiah
Market Order Topic Of Pear Meeting In California
California Canning Pear Association prepares for its annual meeting at Woodlake Inn in Sacramento on March 8. President Leroy Finley and Floyd Hedlund of the Agricultural Marketing Service will discuss the new market order benefiting Bartlett pear growers and potential industry attendance across major California districts.
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San Francisco
Bartlett Pear
California Canning Pear Association
Cameron Girton
Woodlake Inn
Sacramento
Leroy Thomas Finley
Floyd Hedlund
Fruit and Vegetable Division
Agricultural Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Girton
California
Ukiah Mardi Gras draws crowds in bayou themed party
Two couples tied for most original costumes Al Beltrami and Duncan James dressed as Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket and Uncle Sam with Liberty. Les Yourie’s couple won funniest act as a greasepaint waitress and cook. The ball featured a bayou stage with mirror water lilies moss and birds. Decorations were led by Charles Green and a large committee. 680 guests attended. Mardi Gras organizers thanked the community for support of St. Marys School.
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Journal
K. Hunter
al Beltrami
Duncan James
Beltramis
James
Uncle Sam
Les Yourie
Robert Cook
Pat Nicholson
Jack Kummert
Louis Zaina
St. Mary’s School
Dow Jones mixed gains around midsession on NYSE
UPI report shows the Dow up 1.13 to 962.45 at midmorning after an early rise, with 782 advances to 422 declines among 1,573 issues. Mattel led actives up 36 to 7 on 91,300 shares. IBM fell 4 percent while Texas Instruments rose 2 3 percent on lighter volume.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Mattel
Deere & Co
Fairchild Camera
Xerox
Corning Glass
IBM
Texas Instruments
Reds claim victory in French elections
Paris reports a leftist coalition of Communists and Socialists claiming victory in the first round of parliamentary elections. Gaullists warn the runoff next Sunday will decide if the government survives. Early forecasts place the left’s seats near or above a challenger majority, prompting Pompidou to convene aides to plan tactics for the second round.
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Paris
UPI
Union of the Left
Gaullist
Georges Pompidou
Elysees Palace
Washington man hurt in rear end collision
Washington resident Jerry Stewart, 43, of Olympia, was injured in a rear end crash on Highway 101 near Talmage Road while following a 1942 Diamond T truck. He suffered a fractured right hip and leg and was in stabilized condition at Hillside hospital.
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Washington
Jerry Stewart
Olympia
Hillside Hospital
Charles Couchman
McKinleyville
Jacky Couchman
California
Highway Patrol
Talmage Road
Coachman
Stewart
Police seek 26-year-old in Willits motorcycle theft
Sheriff's deputies seek a 26-year-old man linked to a Friday motorcycle theft from a Willits home. The bike belonging to Nellie Elena Kransicka was driven away from a garage Friday afternoon.
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Willits
Nellie Elena Kransicka
Landmark
Missionary Baptist Church
California Assemblyman Proposes Three Campaign Finance Bills
Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman Alan Sieroty a Los Angeles Democrat proposed a three bill package to outlaw corporate campaign contributions and curb lobbyist influence. The first bill would ban corporations from contributing to candidates or ballot proposition campaigns.
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Sacramento
UPI
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Thomas S. Brigham
Nancy Biggins
West Perkins St. Ukiah
Ukiah Daily Journal
Official City Newspaper
Dean Devries
GEO. Hunter Man
B. A. Cober- Pub
Emer
Sat. Sun
The
Mendocino Publishing Co
South School Street
Calif
Daily Journal
UKIA
Jaye
State St
Big Brothers Group
Charles Green
Greens
Jorgen Johnson
Dean Berland
Ray Sierra
al Antoni
Monte Hill
Ted Barrett
Joe Vargas
Charles Barra
Jim Morris
Doug Clarke
Gail Sutton
Today's Market Report
First California Company
South School
St. Ukiah
DOW Jones
Superior
Halliburton
Getty
American Stock Exchange
Am. Tel & Tel
Boise Cascade
Denny’s Restaurants
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Lucky Stores
Masonite Corp
Occidental Pete
Pacific Gas & Elec
Penneys, J.C
Sambos Restaurants
Ltd
Oil of Calif
Teledyne
TransAmerica
Winnebago
Louisiana Pacific
Bank of America
Diagnostic Data, Inc
Equitable SL
Franzia Bros. Winery
Pennzoil Offshore Gas
Seiscom Delta
Dora Aue
Ren-de-Vee
Reds
Charles Hatcher
Lockwood Drive
Empire Gardens
Faye Dye
Rod Pacini
Klil
Hatcher
Donn Saulsbury
Kathy Hunter
Lance Motors
N. State Street
Hopland
Raymond Arnold
Lobby Regs
Richard Lyman, M.D
South Dora Street
Hill
Francesca
Universal
Newman “Henry Fon Lee Remick
Newman-Foreman
Panavision
Masone
Ukiah Area
Kiwanis Club
Masonite
Knights OF Columbus
St. Marys ‘Lake Mendocino
Ukiah Lions Club
Manor Inn
Redwood Empire Lions Club
Manor
Rotary Club
Palace
Club
House
Church & Oak Senior Citizens Club
Grange Hall Soroptimist Club OF Ukiah
Masonite Room Palace
Masonite Corporation
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