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Newspaper
Ukiah News
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
8
Point Arena Medical Center will close for one month as Dr C W Jeffries takes vacation. He left Saturday December 3 and returns January 3. Mrs Helen Greco will open the office Monday evenings to dispense medicine and provide regular treatments. The Jeffries family plans Christmas with Mrs Jeffries' parents in Terra Haute Indiana. The annual Christmas dance underway.
The Catholic Ladies Organization hosted a successful Saturday night event with prizes won by Roy Kitti of Fort Bragg Arnold Cremonini of Point Arena John Podesta of San Francisco Merna Faleri of Elk and Gary Larson of the Air Base who took a five pound fruit cake as the door prize. The Civic Club plans a fifth annual Christmas party for south coast children at the theater on Tuesday December 20 with Santa arriving by fire truck and gifts for kids. Edna and Jim Pellascio provided theater space after hosting earlier parties in the Civic Club Hall. The Rev Clyde Teel announced a Boy Scout fund drive soon and Ed McMillen and Stella Skiffington Petersen are preparing to move to Point Arena after marriage in Ukiah on November 17. The Civic Club’s Christmas novelty sale is also noted.
Chalmer Lee Love a 32 year old from Glenn county was killed when his car plunged off Highway 101 three miles north of Laytonville. Patrols say his body was found in two feet of water and drowning or a blow from the crash may have caused death. The body was sent to Anker Mortuary Willits and will be moved to Willows for burial.
District Attorney Merle Orchard questioned the 1953 petition for forming the Fort Bragg Rural Fire district saying the board cannot act on a request based on 1952 assessment figures. The assessor will determine if 25 percent landowners still signers. The Cyril M. Goudges own the Redwood Valley farm north of the PGE station.
San Francisco earned the distinction as the first U.S. city to house a civic opera venue, marking a milestone in public cultural infrastructure and performing arts access.
A San Francisco feature notes 14 miles of bridle paths woven through Golden Gate Park, outlining equestrian access across the city’s historic green spaces. The article emphasizes the park’s generous equestrian lanes and potential for riders to traverse varied scenic routes.
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