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Newspaper

Ukiah News

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1955

Page

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Timber Cut and Haulage Suit Filed in Mendocino County

William Kenneth and Jessie Buehler sue in superior court for an accounting of timber hauled across and cut on their land since August 1954. They seek prohibition against entry during the suit and monetary damages including 50 cents per thousand feet for hauled timber and 30 dollars per thousand for cut timber plus penalties for tree damage rental and grazing losses.

Mendocino County Superior Court William Kenneth Jessie. Buehler Buehler Cloverdale Redwood Company Cc. Rudolph Lumber Corporation Moores and Smith Joe Gallacci

County 4-H Field Day Sprint in Ukiah Saturday

Mendocino County 4-H clubs prepare for a three week set of events starting with a field day and demonstrations on Saturday April 23 at the 12th District Fairgrounds in Ukiah. Juniors will train in foods and clothing gardening and electricity with panels judging 11 categories of exhibits.

Mendocino County Ukiah Howard Forest North Coast George Wilson Viola Wells Lakeounty Fred Taylor Farm Labor Office Earl Lindley Pacific Gas and Electric Company

Masonite Employees Awarded for Cost Savings Ideas

At the Masonite suggestion committee meeting four awards were given to employees for cost cutting and efficiency ideas. Joseph W. Strong Clarence Mayo and E. D. Haines of Ukiah and Jack Woodson of Redwood Valley received honors. Strong won the top prize of 100 dollars.

Masonite Suggestion Committee Joseph W. Strong Clarence Mayo E. D. Haines Ukiah Jack Woodson Redwood Valley Strong

Enlarging of Assessment Program Will Be Sought

Santa Rosa builder Hugh Codding will coordinate material labor and funding for the Albertinum and El Rosario school gymnasium project to aid orphan children. A 40-person meeting at the George M. Mann apartment established a joint industry labor front with Dan Dolan supplying trusses and Gale Santocono designing plans. Codding vowed building would begin soon with sixty days to completion.

Albertinum Gymnasium Hugh Codding Santa Rosa Albertinum George M. Mann Cisson Theatre Codding Mann el Rosario John Haig Central Labor Council Ukiah Dan Dolan San Francisco Gale Santocono Terrence O’sullivan Laborers Union Columbia Park Bay City Haig See Gymnasium

County to add timber and lumber division in assessor’s office

Wilburn L. Brown assessor outlined a plan to reorganize and enlarge the county assessors office with a timber and lumber division. The 1955 56 budget would rise from 530 000 to about 970 000 with 210 000 for the new division to inventory timber lands and accelerate equalizing assessments. The plan aims to recover lost revenue and create a permanent program supported by personnel and machinery. See ASSESSMENT, Page Four.

Board of Supervisors Wilburn L. (Webb) Brown Brown iBrown Rall

Legion Area Meet prep draws 300 in Ukiah weekend

More than 300 delegates and members are expected in Ukiah for Area I meeting of the American Legion sponsored by Lewis White Post No. 76. Post Commander Roland Hamilton hosts with general chairman Bill Broaddush. officials from six districts and state department heads attend. headquarters at Palace hotel. events include dinner, dancing, Golden Fizz breakfast, and main session Sunday at Veterans Memorial building.

Ukiah The American Legion Lewis White Roland Hamilton Bill Broaddush California Francisco Nevada Oregon Malcolm Champlin State of Area I Andy Cordill Sacramento Palace Hotel Sam Ray Veterans Memorial Building Redwood Room Cordill Commission American Legion Auxiliary Lewis White Post

Four contestants enter Miss Redwood Empire pageant finals

Fort Bragg area leads with four entrants Janet Plotnik Donna Fitch and Natal ie McCoy among contestants. Lakeport's Shirley Smith represents Lake County. Plotnik plans Santa Rosa Junior College study Fitch aims to be a commercial secretary McCoy is a Ukiah High student and vocalist Smith is baton twirler. Final will be seen in Page Four.

Fort Bragg Redwood Empire Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce Fort Bragg Area Janet Plotnik Donna Fitch Little River Ukiah Natalie McCoy Lake County Shirley Smith Lakeport Miss Plotnik Santa Rosa Junior College Fitch Lions Club

Palsy Research Needs Faith Usiah Junior Chamber Told By Doctor

Dr Raymond Nebelung urged Ukiah Junior Chamber members to back cerebral palsy research with similar faith shown in polio vaccine efforts. He cited funding needs for basic research and for trained therapists, noting state and nonprofit agencies provide some services and calling for continued support.

Usiah Ukiah Nebelung United Cerebral Palsy Northern California William Moon Santa Rosa Sonoma-Mendocino-Lake Counties Stan Lance Raymond Nebelung Chamber of Commerce Palace Hotel State Department of Health State Department of Education and Crippled Childrens Society Jayces

History Pays Off For Writing Team In Good Old Cash

Mrs Patricia Howell posed as an illustrator to fund a Mendocino County Indians history expedition by selling advertising in an Indian lore magazine. Arrested for soliciting without a license, she faced a 50 dollar fine or 10 days in jail, unable to pay. Police suspect a long list of businessmen funded a non existent magazine in a six month venture.

California Patricia Howell Mendocino County P. H. Howell Howell Judicial Court Fred Goss George Smith

Damage Suit Seeks 128000 Over 1954 Ukiah Crash

Newell E. Hitt of Ukiah files a 128000 personal injury suit in superior court after a December 13 1954 three vehicle collision five miles south of Ukiah on Highway 101. Defendants include W F Moore and Son Warren Gregg Lodi truck driver and Eldrick Ukiah. Hitt alleges Eldrick driving a pickup collided with Gregg's truck causing the heavy vehicle to strike Hitt's auto. Preston Falk and Johnson represent Hitt.

Newell E. Hitt Ukiah Highway 101 W. F. Moore Warren Gregg Lodi Albert Eldrick Hitt Eldrick Gregg Preston, Falk and Johnson

City Is Ordered to Supply Water for Wener Home

Superior Judge Lilburn Gibson issued a writ of mandate ordering the City of Ukiah to furnish water to the Martin Wener home at 40 Helen Avenue. The writ followed the denial of the city's motion for a new trial, with the next step for the city either appealing the verdict or complying by supplying water to the residence.

Lilburn Gibson Ukiah Martin Wener Helen Avenue

Presentation Of Stalag 17 Here Cancelled

The final play of the Civic Drama Festival The Velvet Glove was presented last night in the high school auditorium under Soroptimist International of Ukiah. Stalag 17 was cancelled the day of its scheduled performance on March 29 and will not be shown in Ukiah. Refund checks for drama guild subscribers will be mailed soon.

Soroptimist International Ukiah Stalag 17 Drama Guild Nola Pearce Drama Guild Committee

Truck Firm Wins Damage Action in California Court

A superior court jury ruled against Mrs. Minnie A. Reid of Hawthorne in her 100000 damage suit against Warren Trucking of Hayward and driver Lionel Castellano. They awarded the trucking firm 531.36 for vehicle damage from the collision as Reid's car and the truck met 14 miles north of Laytonville on January 25, 1952.

Minnie A. Reid Hawthorne Warren Trucking Company Hayward Lionel Castellano Reid Laytonville Hale McCawen Wayne Burke Burke and Mrs. Reid Leo Cook Kasch Cook

Mendocino Students Compete for Bank of America Awards

About 30 graduating seniors from Mendocino Del Norte Humboldt and Lake counties participate in the 1955 Bank of America Achievement Awards zone selection in Garberville. Ukiah High is represented by Mildred Brown Douglas Burke Gloria Stransky.

UKIAH Bank of Americn Garberville Milley Brown Doug Burke Gloria Stransky Ukiah News Mendocino County Bank of America Mendocino del Norte Humboldt Lake Counties Nat Garberville Ukiah High School Mildred Brown Douglas Burke Sandra Paul Gene Wong Fort Bragg Roberta Armstrong Willits Marlene Hetzel Hopland High School Janice Baxter Anderson Valley Cordelia Hautala Fort Bragg High School Wayne Cox Round Valley High School Margaret Lehfeldt Leggett Valley High School

Potter Valley Spring Festival and Rodeo Plans

Potter Valley gears up for the Tenth Annual Spring Festival and Rodeo to aid the volunteer fire department. Potter Valley High School girls sold tickets for the festival dance on May 14 and the rodeo on May 15. The queen will be crowned May 14 at 1 30 PM, with the parade at 2 PM, and runners up as attendants.

Potter Valley

Quarterly Sheriff Report Details Expenditures and Caseload

A sheriff office report covering jan 3 to mar 31 1955 details expenditures receipts and cases handled. It lists special fund balance 28671.15 total receipts 20700.61 total disbursements 17581.84 and march 31 balance 26711.92. It breaks down salaries gas coroner services jail meals hours by department miles traveled and jail prisoner work hours with a noted saving to the county general fund.

Sheriff's Office Reno Hy. Bartolomie Board of Supervisors Sheriff's Special Fund County General Fund

Scout Circus Plans This Year Calls for Greater Activity

Scouts and leaders met at Northside school with District Commissioner W H Shields and Walter Heady to outline this year’s Scout Circus at Purdy hall on May 21 The event will feature more boy led activities in first aid signaling tower building and crafts The grand entry opening ceremony will include a pledge to the flag Cub Scouts perform around 7 30 pm and displays by Scouts will be showcased A council camporee at Hendy Grove for Boy Scouts was also discussed with most troops planning to participate and the Camporee set for the upcoming weekend

Northside W. H. Shields Walter Heady Purdy Hall Fairgrounds Hendy Grove

Missing Ukiah Girl Elopes in Nevada

A 17 year old Ukiah girl Opal Foster was reported missing by her mother on Monday. The case prompted an all points bulletin before the parents of Vernon Harper said they married Foster Tuesday evening in Carson City Nevada and returned to Ukiah.

Carson City Nev Opal Foster Clair Moore South Dora Street Vernon Harper Sheriff’s Office Miss Foster Ukich

Ukiah Area Schools Plan Open Houses for Public Schools Week

Schools across Ukiah area announce open houses and special programs for Public Schools Week from April 25 to 28. Ukiah Union High School hosts a 7:30 p m program in the boys gym with department displays. Northside School and Yokayo schools follow with events April 26 and 27 respectively. Pomolita School shows pupils in classrooms April 29. Hopland and Redwood Valley hold evening open houses April 27, with River Union April 27 and Potter Valley events by date through April 28.

Ukiah Ukiah Union High School Northside Yokago Hopland Elementary Hopland High School Redwood Valley School River ‘Union School Potter Valley Schools

Ukiah High Class of 1950 to Hold June Reunion

The Ukiah High School Class of 1950 plans a June 25 reunion centered on a dinner at the Redwood Valley Grange hall. Reservations are directed to Mrs. Raymond Bartolomei, with mailing lists led by Mrs. Leroy Paget. Invited guests include Principal W A Chegssall and advisers Bill Tully Tra Gilliand with their wives. Norman Wright was class president at graduation.

Ukiah High School Redwood Valley Grange Hall Raymond Bartolomei Jones Street Ukiah Leroy Paget Tedford Street Puget W. A. Chegssall Bill Tully Tra. Gilliand Mary Oliver Grace Toles Norman Wright

Finalists Named for Ukiah Spelling Bee on April 28

Fourteen school finalists were announced by Margaret Byrnes for the Mendocino county spelling bee to be held April 28 at Radio Station KUKI at 10 30 a m. Judges are PTA district officers. First four place winners advance to the Redwood Empire Spelling Bee in Santa Rosa May 7.

Mendocino County Margaret Byrnes KUKI Parent-Teacher Association Allen R. Hughes Potter Valley Werner 0. Yunker Ukiah QO. D. Elmer Redwood Valley Leggett Valley Barbara Walker Point Arena Ronald McMillan Calpella Diane Lindershausen Baechtel Willits Cheryl Phillips Laytonville Brian Kercenko Pine St. Tementary Lillian Elliott Sharon Branscomb the Brookside Fay Bredehoft Anderson Valley Priscilla Turner Brian Aldeghi Hopland Shirley Diggs Mike Foster River Union Susan Erickson Ukiah James Larson Santa Rosa Press-Democrat

Polio Vaccinations Delayed In Mendocino County

Dr. C. G. R. Kroeger announced postponement of polio vaccinations for all Mendocino county first and second graders for at least four weeks. He said the state health department advised Salk vaccine would not be available in the county until about May 18.

CG. R.kroeger Mendocino County Kroeger State Department of Health

Truck Collision Near Ukiah Injures Four

A northbound truck and a southbound highway postoffice collided ten miles north of Ukiah yesterday afternoon. Driver Wilbur E. Peck of Willits and postoffice operator Roy M. Bode of Santa Rosa escaped serious injury along with two mail clerks aboard the bus. The traveling postoffice was damaged on the left side.

Ukiah Wilbur E. Peck Willits Roy M. Bode Santa Rosa Highway Patrol

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Masonite Employes Legion Area Mystery Farm Ukiah Area U. Morgenti Talmage Lillian Pacini Elm Street Vaughn Graham Irvington Drive Joe Turri Box 182 Louis Locatelli Jessie Lucchesi Ukiah New Office North School Street Marguerite Shields Norma Postal Angelo Grilli Stella Adreveno Rt. 2 Wate Wener Scout Circus UHS Reunion
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