Ukiah Fiesta honors winners at Mountain View event
A Ukiah crowd packed the Mountain View area for a community Fiesta with prize drawings and awards. Winners included Vickie Miller for cosmetics, Frances Radades for home care products, Susie Holcomb for cleaning items, Rick Coulter for a typewriter, Karen Mondragon for Kinney’s gift certificate, and others such as Clara Avenue and Joanna Loney among prize recipients. The program featured a photo contest, a piano selection, and a fashion show coordination by Dorothy Stanton and Idell Wipf, with Floyd Ross aiding as Chamber president. The event opened with the Most Court Clerk declaring tied first-winners Ruby Martin and Pat Rowden, and local merchants reported strong participation.
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Utah
Fk Wade Oiter
Mountain Ve
Viviane
Woodard
Vickie Miller
Hillview Avenue
Elizabeth Arden
Rexall
Frances Radades
Peach Street
Amway
Willits
Susie Holcomb
Boonville
Ilpsan
Kay Gold
NBS
Virginia
Meyer
Saree Carlie
de Pracoer Ahoaraiah
Jett Langley
Holly
Don Frye
Clay Cooper
Kay Golding
Shaxoi
Huill
Mr. Frye
Despartr
Iene Entertainment
Dorothy Stanton
Idell Wipf
Joan Smith
Angell
Rexall Drug
Garner
Wellfield’s Jeweler
Purtity
Mary. Davis
Penney's
Sharon Slater
The
Palace E. ‘Shop
Mary
J.C. Penney
Probation Sterilization Issue Divides Lawyers
Nancy Hernandez faced six months in county jail after pleading guilty to being in a room with marijuana. Judge Frank P. Kearney ordered probation only if she consented to sterilization, which her attorney Louis Renga calls unreasonable and unconstitutional. ACLU's A.L. Wirin notes sterilization as a probation condition raises rights concerns. cites Holmes Supreme Court precedent on sterilization linked to insanity.
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Nancy Hernandez
Frank
P. Kearney
Sanchez
Kearney
A.L. Wirin
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Los Angeles
ACLU
Supreme Court
Wirin
Oliver Wendel Holmes
Hospital Employee Reinstated After Board Appeal
The State Personnel Board reversed Mendocino State Hospital's probationary rejection of Marjorie N Elmore affirming reinstatement to her food service post in Ukiah with back wages. Union support from Local 519 AFL-CIO and attorney Robert Y. Bell aided the decision, described as a rare victory for probationary workers and highlighting solidarity among hospital staff.
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State Personnel Board
Mendocino State Hospital
San Francisco
Fri
Marjorie N—Elmorese
Uliah
Elmore
Ukiah
Robert Y. Bell
Tree Collision on State Street Leaves Guard Rail Damaged
Ukiah police issued collision notices to Darrell Nelson Pike 23 Hopland after a late night accident on State Street 300 feet north of Wabash. Pike driving 45 mph in a 35 mph zone attempted to pass a truck and veered into a ditch striking an evergreen tree tearing metal guard rail and 50 feet of barbed wire fence. No injuries reported though car majorly damaged. Passenger Alice Marie Van Dine 34 Redwood Valley detained on suspicion of intoxication after failing sobriety test. wine container found in car. Pike cited for excessive speed operating vehicle without license and open liquor in car.
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Ukiah
Darrell
Nelson’ Pike
Hopland
Wabash
State Street
Pike
Alice’ Marie van Dine
Redwood Valley
Saigon riot violence widens as clashes, blast kills and destroys
In Saigon and Cholon a day of anti government unrest escalated with Vietnam Marines repelling youths after a seven hour street battle. A blast in a suspected bomb factory killed at least ten and injured three. the fire jeep and truck fled after a shooting near Vien Hoa Dao pagoda. Pvt Nguyen Van Ngoc died from a bullet while a teen was wounded. Buddhists asked Ambassador Lodge to identify the shooter and ensure trial.
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Cmarines
Cholon
Saigon
China
Vien Hoa Dao Pagoda
Nguyen van Ngoc
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Truman aide meets Israeli leaders on eve of visit
David Noyes, adviser to Truman, met Israeli officials Sunday to discuss the president's upcoming trip. Truman is due to attend July 11 cornerstone laying for the Harry S. Truman Center for the Advancement of Peace at Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
David ‘Noyes
Truman
Avith
Harry Truman Ter
Hebrew University
Bayley Named To Two Posts At California Conference
Mendocino County Veterans' Service Officer T R O Bayley Jr. returned from the 18th annual Training Conference of the California Association of County Veterans Service Officers held at the Del Webb Towne House in San Francisco. Bayley was unanimously elected Service Officers' Association president and reappointed legislative chairman. The next training conference will meet in Santa Rosa September 14-16. The program emphasized the Cold War GI Law and other veterans programs. Local offices in Ukiah and Fort Bragg can provide updates and speak to groups. call 462-4731 extension 226.
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Mendocino County
T. R. O’bayley, Jr
California
Association of County Veterans’ Service Officers
del Webb Towne House
San Francisco
O’ Bayley
Service “Officers’ ‘Association
Santa
Rosa
Veterans Service
Veterans’ Service
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
O’bayley
Veterans' Program
Bid Invitations For Drilling On Big Sulphur
Army Engineers will issue bids May 27 for drilling at a proposed dam site on Big Sulphur Creek near Cloverdale, a Russian River tributary. Col. Robert H. Allan said four 4-inch core holes totaling about 625 feet and one 2 1/8 inch hole to 1000 feet will be drilled, with a $15,000 to $20,000 cost and 120 day completion. Bids open 2:30 p.m. June 21 at 100 McAllister Street San Francisco.
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Big Sulphur Creek
Russian River
Cloverdale
Army Engineers
Robert H
Anan
San Francisco
McAllister ‘Street
Allan
Teen-age Girl Kept Prisoner in Bakersfield Attic
A 13-year-old girl Marion Delores Green told police she was kept in solitary confinement in her grandmother's Bakersfield attic for a long time. She weighed about 60 pounds with broken ribs and possible spinal injury, and was hospitalized in San Francisco. Her mother Martha Green had taken her to a doctor, then sent her to live with her grandmother Martha Robinson. San Francisco police asked Bakersfield sheriff to investigate.
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San ‘Francisco
UPI
Bakersfield
Marion
Delores Green
San Francisco General Hospital
Sreucht
Ekend
Martha Green
Green
San Francisco
Trepassing arrests in Longvale for two youths
Nathan Holder, 19, and Alvin Dennis Dodd were both arrested for trespassing on Saturday in Longvale. The incident involved two juveniles and a possible misprint in the original report.
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Charles’ Nathan Holder
Alvin Dennis Dodd
Longvale
Birds Delay Project Holbeach England Parking Garage
A planned parking garage project in Holbeach England faces a delay as work will not start until three nesting birds are finished nesting in a hedge nearby. The pause follows wildlife concerns and official guidance to protect the birds.
Col Alan outlines drilling casing and core requirements
Col Alan states that for a project a 4 inch core and 60 feet of steel casing will be required and specifies the 2 4/8 inch core. The remark outlines the material specifications and the intended scope of work.
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Col
Alan
Realtor Week Designated by Mendocino Board
The Mendocino County Realty Board today designated Realtor Week with plans for celebration. President Herb Saxon says Realtors nationwide join 82,000 colleagues to highlight professional ethics and services. The slogan Moving Up Settling Down See a Realtor emphasizes helping families find larger or first homes.
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Mendocino
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Saxon
Lucarelli Rites Held Today for Local Rancher Henry Lucarelli
Graveside services were held today at Ukiah Cemetery for Henry Lucarelli 70 Philo rancher and woodsman who died May 19 at his home from a heart attack Funeral arrangements were through Eversole Mortuary for the San Francisco native who had lived in the community 24 years Survivors include a sister living in San Diego.
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Ukiah Cemetery
Henry Lucarelli
Philo
Eversole Mortuary
San Francisco
Cee Danes
San Diego
Dodger Stadium Baby Announcement Sparks Crowd Cheer
At a Dodgers Pirates game a couple used the stadium message board to reveal a pregnancy. The crowd cheered as the message was shown and the organ played Rock-a-bye Baby. The note asked to inform Bob Cowan and Diane of their upcoming child.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodger
Dodger Stadium
Bob Cowan
Diane
Willits Man Held On Driving County
Sheriff deputies arrested Charles William Marshall 52 Willits Sunday at Laytonville on charges of suspected drunk driving reckless driving and driving on the wrong side of the highway Marshall was booked at the county jail then released on bail pending court appearance.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Charles William Marshall
Willits
Laytonville
Marshall
Comery
Pleasant View Dairy Promises Hours Fresher Daily
Pleasant View Dairy on North 101 Highway Ukiah runs the area’s only milk processing and bottling plant. Owned by Walt Bogner with 40 years in dairy, the firm delivers Grade A milk plus cottage cheese buttermilk and other dairy products to Ukiah Talmage and Redwood Valley via three daily routes. All milk is purchased from Potter Valley producers. Call 462-5260 to join door to door service. Pleasant View Dairy also wholesales Clover Dairy products.
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PleasantView
North 10 Highway
Ukiah
Walt Bogner
Pleasant View
Talmage
Redwood
Valley
Bogner
Potter Valley
Pleasant View Dairy
Clover Dairy
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Joanna Loney
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Fair Board
Wells Jewelers
Floyd Ross
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Henry Blackwell
David Neustel
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Walt Sogner
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