Joe Bonavetti 82 Dies In Fort Bragg
Giuseppe Bonavetti known as Joe Bonavetti 82 longtime Mendocino Coast resident died at a Fort Bragg hospital after a long illness Rosary tonight at 8 in Cannarr Fairlee Funeral Home chapel Funeral services 10 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church Henry Faucher officiating Burial Rose Memorial Park Survived by four sons five grandsons two great grandsons with ties to Fort Bragg born in Italy in 1888 moved to coast in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
Giuseppe
Joe) Bonavetti
Mendocino Coast
Cannarr Fairlee
Mr. Bonavetti
Italy
Union Lumber Company
Louis Ghens
John Ghens
Jesse Ghens
Bazilio Ghens
Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church
Henry Faucher
Rose Memorial Park
Vital statistics Becker to Tanner born in Ukiah area
A series of birth notices from Mendocino and Ukiah communities lists newborns and their parents. Names include Becker Shoopman Derr Vaca Johnston Day Ramos McMakin Linehard Costa McManus Honeycutt Harrison Huron Denny Shields Peterson Tanner. Hospitals cited are Mendocino Community Hospital and Ukiah General Hospital with birth dates in late September to early October.
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Grove Avenue
Ukiah
Mendocino Community Hospital
Ramos
Richard Ramos
S. State ‘Street
McMakin
Ben McMakin
Magnolia Street
Willits
Ukiah General Flospital
Passmore
William Passmore
P.O. Box
Boonville
Ukiah. General. Hospital
Linehard
Frederick Linehard
Honeycutt
Carl Honeycutt
W. Smith Street
Apt
Ukiah General Hospital
Vet Harrison
James Harrison
P. O. Box
Huron
Henry Huron
General Delivery
Denny
Ray Denny
Oak Street
Shields
Jerry Shields
Potter Valley
Journal raises newsprint cost for Ukiah Daily Journal
Zellerbach Paper Company informed publishers that effective Jan 1 1971 newsprint costs will rise 8 percent. The increase cites labor settlements, rising wood and material costs, and higher transportation charges. Autoprint grade newsprint will be $165 per ton reflecting the higher rate.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Zellerbach Paper Company
Journal of Autoprint
Suspect Held In Theft Of Fork Lift
Marion Michael Quaillen, 36, of Ukiah, was arrested at the courthouse on charges of larceny after allegedly stealing a fork lift from a Hopland materials yard months earlier. He drove a truck to the yard, identified as a company representative, and persuaded an employee to help load the forklift. He is held in county jail with bail set at 2500 dollars after a Ukiah Justice Court warrant. Deputy Ron Parker arrested him, following an extensive sheriff's investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Michael Quaillen
Ukiah
Hopland
Quaillen
Ron Parker
Sheriff's Department
Moose spaghetti feed planned at Moose Hall Friday
The fourth annual spaghetti dinner sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose will be held at the Moose Hall Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. Roy Grumbling and Women of the Moose Chapter 816 members will cook the meal at moderate prices, with children 6 and under free. Marion Appleby Stella Taylor and Joyce Godwin oversee serving and welcoming. Proceeds go to the Lodge building fund. the event is open to Moose members and guests with music and dancing at 9.
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Loyal Order .of. Moose
Moose Hall
Lee Spencer
Lodge
Roy Grumbling
Women of the Moose
Marion Appleby
Stella Taylor
Joyce Godwin
Bill Patterson
Moose
Five year old rescued by Ukiah firemen
A Ukiah five year old had his hand stuck in a candy jar at Wentz Market Monday evening. Ukiah Fire Department used a hacksaw to remove the top of the machine and grease to free the boy. Ronnie Gardenfare of 124 Norgard Lane was unharmed by the incident.
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Ukiah
Wentz Market
Ukiah Fire Department
Ronnie Gardenhare
Norgard Lane
Firemen anger at governor over strikebreakers
SACRAMENTO UPI. Fire Fighters Local 522 representing about 450 men said they are upset Reagan allowed state fire fighters to replace striking locals. A walkout was called for Wednesday at 8 am to press higher pay and shorter weeks. 140 California Division of Forestry firemen were authorized to fill gaps. Union says the governor is interceding by forcing state employees to act as strikebreakers. Chief union spokesman Ken Larson demanded the governor mind his business. Mayfield confirmed state aid to Sacramento and a response from the state.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
James Marshall
John Mayfield
State Conservation Department
California Division of Forestry
Reagan
Ken Larson
State
CDF
Winston O. Wilson
Mayfield
Loren V. Smith
California State Employer Association
Oregon
Mexican
Smith
Book title blamed for inmate escape scrutiny
Michael G. Perry, 24, escaped from Chamberlain night and was recaptured in Willits by CHP officer Mike Kostanecki. Corrections staff will review Perry’s reading in prison, the book Moving On by Larry McMurtry being checked out just before the escape. His companion H E Maki, 31, was captured shortly after the getaway in a camp panel truck. A Britannica note states grain production is about 60 percent for human consumption with wheat rye and rice dominant.
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Michael G. Perry
Chamberlain
Willits
Mike Kostanecki
California Highway Patrol
Perry
Larry McMurtrey
H. E. Maki
Loney Rites Set for Ukiah Resident William H. Loney
Funeral services for William H. Loney 67 of Ukiah will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church Ukiah. He died Monday at his home after 16 years in the community and retirement from Mendocino State Hospital. A World War II veteran and California resident 44 years, he is survived by his widow Johanna Loney two sons William Jr and Leroy both of San Diego two sisters Florence Hinkle and Eugene Cox of San Francisco and one grandchild. Ukiah Grace Lutheran Church members will pallbear. Eversole Mortuary arranged services.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Ukiah
William H.‘ Loney
Wisconsin
Loney
Mendocino State Hospital
California
T. S. Severtson
Ukiah Veterans Cemetery
Johanna Loney
William
Loney Jr
Leroy. Loney
San Diego
Florence Hinkle
Eugene ‘Cox
San Francisco
Ukiah Grace Lutheran Church
Eversole Mortuary
Dime-a-dip Grange dinner at Willits Grange hall
The second Thursday dime-a-dip dinner will be served at 6 30 pm in the Grange building at School and Pine Streets Willits. Members of the Little Lake Grange are asked to bring food to share. At 8 pm during the meeting, installation of new officers will be led by Arthur Burke Ukiah Grange master. A traffic arrest report: Mitchell Alan Cone 24 of San Francisco was arrested Monday on a traffic warrant for failure to appear and jailed in Ukiah after being brought from Nevada City.
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Willits
Grange
Pine Streets
Little Lake Grange
Arthur Burke
Ukiah Grange
Mitchell Alan Cone
San Francisco
Pete Frey
Nevada City
Calif
Cone
Ukiah
Open houses announced at Hopland Yokago Pomolita schools
Hopland school hosts an open house tomorrow at 7 30 pm with a short meeting then classroom visits. Frank Zeek hosts an Oct 14 open house with PTA refreshments and teacher meetings. Yokago school holds an Oct 15 evening event with a brief meeting and classroom visits. Pomolita junior high invites parents for a see it like it is open day Oct 20 with flexible visiting hours.
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Hopland School
Frank Zeek
PTA
Yokago School
Pomolita Junior High
Roger Wren
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Daily Journal of
Joaquin Garcia
Redwood Valley
East Road
Garcia
Talmage
Calpella
Journal
Williams
Joe Bonavetti
Sherwood Road
Costa
Walter Costa
Route 1
Box 313
McManus
Franklin McManus
Peterson
Lawrence. Peterson
Apple Avenue
General Hospital
Tanner
John Tanner
Box
Redwood
Valley
Ukiahneral Hospital
SANKY
Billy Schriver
Chicago Club
Washington ‘Monument
Luther
Keene
Kirksey
Perkins
Vernon Caughey
Highway Patrol
World‘s Grains
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Merle O. Carlson
St. Ukiah
Sears
The
Savings Bank of
Mendocino
Savings Bank
Egular
Ukiah South
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