Vote Planned on $404000 Bond for New Ukiah School
Ukiah Union Elementary district voters go to the polls Tuesday from 7 AM to 7 PM at Pomolita school to decide on a $404000 bond and a $296000 state loan for a new east side school. A two thirds majority is required for both measures, with seven double-session classes planned and home owners facing about $5 annually for 20 years.
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Ukiah Union Elementary
Pomolita School
South Dora Street
Nokomis School
River Road
Talmage
the . Raphagen
Ukiah’s
Ukiah
Taxes Discussed At Ukiah Meeting Called by NAM
A NAM sponsored dinner in Ukiah on Monday June 4 discussed tax reform to aid small businesses. About 30 local and coastal businessmen heard Bernard Hartung, A Sheridan, and C C Sluaser speak, introduced by William Moores. The theme urged lower taxes on higher brackets to free investment and boost local employment amid rising mergers. Hartung used color charts to illustrate points.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Ukiah
Coast
Willits
NAM
Bernard Hartung
Palo Alto
A. Sheridan
Rai Sire
San Francisco
C. C. Sluaser
William Moores
Moores
United States
Hartung
UHS Class of 38 Planning Reunion in Ukiah
Ukiah Union High School’s 1938 graduating class plans a reunion June 30 and July 1. Eighteen members but one are found. the committee includes Thoren Fravel Florence Miller Haydon Chet Hill Bernice Haas Tindall Sam Ray and Vernon Pacini. They meet tonight at 8 at Pacini’s home and urge attendees to reserve early. Bud and Betty Prather reside in Hawaii while Shered Santos is in Texas and Bertha Jane Stark Dandergrift is in Colorado.
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Ukiah Union High School
Earl Woodruff
Thoren Fravel
Florence Miller Haydon
Chet Hill
Berneice Haas Tindall
Sam Ray
Vernon Pacini
Bud
Betty Prather
Hawaii
Shered Santos
Texas
Bertha Jane Stark Dandergrift
Colorado
Elks Set Flag Day Rites in Ukiah June 10
Elks Lodge of Ukiah announces Flag Day ceremonies at the municipal park on June 10. Principal speaker will be John Golden, with Waldo Perkins outlining flag history and W. J. Broaddus delivering the response. Ukiah High School band Lenore Hazelhurst will sing, Explorer Sea Scouts will act as escorts.
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Ukiah Lodge of Elks
Dna Spewai Services
John Golden
Ukiah
Waldo Perkins
W. J. Broaddus
Lenore Hazelhurst
Explorer Sea Scouts
Arthur O'Rourke
James Satchi
Willits Area Couple Seek 40000 in Road Damage Suit
Jack and Roberta Lewis sue Welch and Welch and Howard Lane and Lloyd Moore alleging a right of way across Welch property to their ranch southwest of Willits. They claim a log bridge has been torn apart and the road undercut, making it impassable and liable to wash out in winter rains. A restraining order to halt further damage is sought. Kasch and Cook represents the plaintiffs.
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Willits Area
Superior Court
Welch and Welch
Howard Lane
Lloyd Moore
Jack
Roberta Lewis
Willits
Law Firm
Kasch and Cook
Gibson Leader In County Vote
Superior Judge Lilburn Gibson, who opposed re election, led Mendocino county with 8321 votes. He outdistanced every other candidate in the countywide vote.
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Gibson
Lilburn Gibson
Mendocino County
Willita and Point Arena Vote on Bond Issues Tuesday
Willita Point Arena school district voters face bond issues and state loans totaling about 000,200 next Tuesday. Willita proposes a 350,000 bond and 500,000 state loan to fund a new elementary school in Willits, upgrade a Willits school, and add to Laytonville Grade School. Point Arena seeks funds to finance a new gymnasium with matching support around 100,000.
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Willita
Arena
Polit Arena
Willits
Laytonville
Foint
Bechtel to Attend Fire Chief Meeting
Fire Chief Al Bechtel of Ukiah will attend the Northern California Fire Chiefs association gathering at Hoberg's Lake County, running from tomorrow through Sunday. About 200 fire chiefs from northern California are expected to attend. The program includes progress reports from the California Fire Chiefs association, California State Firemen's Association, and the Northern California Fire Chiefs fire inspection section, plus a report on Marysville Yuba City flood operations. A key presentation will cover reorganization recommendations for the Northern California Fire Chiefs association, with a full report on the California Workmen's Compensation Insurance fund for firemen and related items. Weather in Lake County will host the meeting.
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al Bechtel
Ukiah
Northern California Fire Chiefs Association
Hoberg’s
Lake County
Northern
California
California Fire Chiefs ‘Association
California State Firemen's'‘association
Marysville
Yuba
California Workmen's Compensation Insurance’ Fund
Ora Ee
Ite” Chistinden Info
Wearith Lake County
Poulos Secures Big Win in Local Election
Voters yesterday backed Poulos for a second term in a tight valley contest. Poulos led with 1,814 votes to 867 for Anderson, while Anderson’s allies received 26 votes. The result marks a clear victory for Poulos amid a fractured opposition.
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Poulos
Poulos , Son
Eng
Poulos-Andérgor
Anderson
Bix
Ter Valley
NETS
Graduation set for Ukia High School class of eight
The Ukia High School graduation cerim ony highlighted eight graduates with special awards and scholarships announced. Betty America McFarting and Betty Castel among those named, with speakers including Ann McParling, as teams and honors were presented.
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Ukia
Ann McParling
Nts
Aeing Betty
America
McFarting Betty Castel
Jaias ‘Bausch B
Acience
Douald Ee de
Panne Woog
Scout Troop 46 wins Président award at camporee near Petaluma
Troop 46 of the Presbyterian church, 35 boys led by H C Toles and assistants, earned the top camporee honors at Two Rock Ranch near Petaluma. Officials Sam Gardner and Walter Sanders praised the group for craft, cooking, packing, discipline, and teamwork. Graduation lists and local speakers were announced for Main Street High and elementary ceremonies.
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Presbyterian
H. C. Toles
John Nichols
Martin Stipe
Robert King
Two Rock Ranch
Petaluma
Sam Gardner
Dstrict
Walter Sanders
Sonoma
Mendocino
City Gets Refund On Compensation In Ukiah
The City of Ukiah received a dividend check for 2699.93 from the State Compensation Insurance fund, equal to 43.6 percent of 6206.79 in total workmen's compensation premiums for 1955. City Manager Lyell Cash announced the reward, praising local civic employees and the teamwork between city officials and the fund for the cost savings.
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Ukiah
Lyell Cash
E. R. Howard
Increase in Local Crime and Juvenile Cases Report
County Clerk W Broaddun prepared a 1986 report showing higher crime and juvenile activity in the first five months versus all of 1955. Criminal cases totalled 44 in five months versus 68 in 1955. juvenile cases 77 versus 97. Civil filings reached 174 in five months, 488 in 1955. Divorces and annulments rose to 85 from 246 in 1955.
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W. Broaddun
Mendocino Democrats Favor Kefauver With 375 Vote Lead
In Mendocino County Kefauver carried the county by 3 085 to 2 710 over Stevenson while Stevenson scored a statewide landslide. Eisenhower slate of delegates unopposed. Local races show Scudder winning the Republican nomination for congressman and Belotti defeating Miller for assemblyman by 3 847 to 2 052 with modest turnout expected.
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Mendocino
Kefauver
Clem Miller
Frank Belotti
Rep
Tom E. Bai
We Pee
Richard Richards
Kuche
Yorty
Miller
Watkins
Scudder
Assemblyman
Buir
Belotti
Graduate In Newsroom Orchoestra Recital Names Local Cast
A fragmentary school notice lists students and teachers for an upcoming orchestra recital. Names include Dolores Carrick Miss and Patric ia Dorene Mil et ire Minton with several others. The page shows a Gradua te header.
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Harriet Ful- Gray
Charles Ernest James
Han- Louise Himdés
Charles Fi Ditinon
Geani
Johnaen
Jamen
Iy Keys
Gary Jeaneth Menn
Joanne Adel
Milk K.P
Patricia
Dorene
Milet
Minton
Rodney Robert James Pickle
Bejoy Posey
Gail Louise Post
William
Charles ‘Renfro
Betty A Ricetti
John Robert Io
Coyote Valley Dam Bid Tops Seven Million Four Hundred Sixty Seven Thousand
Bids from ten firms for the Coyote Valley Dam four miles north of Ukiah were opened at 2 p.m. in the San Francisco District office under Colonel John A. Graf. The top bid reached 8,777,777.30 while McCammon Company of Palo Alto bid 7,683,146.66. the project is expected to award within ten days and start mobilization ten days after award.
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Guy F. Atkinson Company
South San Francisco
Palo O
Graf
Danly
Panel Discussion on Ukiah School Bond Tonight
A radio panel tonight at 6 45 discusses the Ukiah Union elementary school district bond issue voting day is Tuesday June 12. Panelists include Raul Hangen Mendocino county school board member Ernest Banker Ukiah Union trustee Jack Simpson district superintendent Stanley Watson rancher Don Bones Ukiah city official.
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Ukiah Union
KUKI
Pevarass
Raul Hangen
Mendocino County
Ernest Banker
Jack Simpson
Stanley Watson
Don Bones
Ukiah
Charles
Low Bidder Named for Humboldt Bridge Project
The state division awarded the contract to Humboldt Seeteustts Inc of Eureka for 803 dollars. Bridges will be built between 1.3 miles north of Hilvilla and 1.4 miles south of Lodge.
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Humboldt Seeteustts, Inc
Eureka
Hilvilla
Lodge
District Jaycee Meeting In Ukiah On Sunday
The California Junior Chamber district meeting convenes at Ukiah Sunday from 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m at municipal park. Leaders attending include state president Kenneth Cooper and district VP Del Ross with co chairmen Conrad Cox and Larry Brown coordinating a barbecue and meeting at CSHA park in Talmage. Wives of Ukiah members will host visiting spouses.
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California Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ukiah
Municipal Park
Vallejo
Eureka
del Ross
Santa Rose
Conrad Cox
Larry Brown
The
Ukiah Junior Chamber
Youth League Car Wash Set For Saturday
Commissioner Sam Kay announces a youth league car wash at the Ashurat Richfield station State and Seminary to benefit the Ukiah Pony league. The event, priced at $1, follows a postponement due to the death of Brownie Brown, president of the Ukiah Pony league, and will be run by league players.
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Ashurat Richfield Station
State and Seminary
Sam Kay
Clarence L
Brownie) Brown
Ukiah Pony League
River Union eighth graders to receive diplomas
A River Union elementary school ceremony on Thursday June 14 at 8 p.m. will award diplomas to 18 eighth graders. Principal Robert Broaddus will preside with student speakers Janet Hopper and Donald Johnstone. Graduates include Donna May Arnold Gary Ceccarelli Janice Crawford Susan Erickson Larry Green Walter Hayden Juanus Hays Janet Hopper Donald Johnstone Ya Knutson Emmett Lincoln Craig Martin Patty Ann Ramsey Larry Pearson David Rinaldo Terry Smith Eleanor Vedella Alexander Gordon Jr.
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River Union Elementary School
Robert Broaddus
Janet Hopper
Donald Johnstone
Donna May Arnold
Gary Ceccarelli
Janice Crawford
Susan Erickson
Larry Green
Walter Hayden
Juanus Hays
Ya Knutson
Emmett Lincoln
Craig Martin
Patty Ann Ramsey
Larry Pearson
David Rinaldo
Terry Smith
Eleanor Vedella
Alexander Gordon, Jr
Polack Brothers Circus Set for July 9 and 10
Polack Brothers Circus will appear in Ukiah July 9 and 10 with Ukiah Pomo Shrine Club and Willits Fort Bragg Shrine groups helping. Shrine members aim to show every child the show with matinees at 2 16 p.m. each day and Tuesday July 10 declared Ukiah day. School cooperation provides bus transportation and free tickets for families in need, via the school offices.
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Polack Brothers
Ukiah
Premium Money for District Fair Sets High at 36036
Premium money for the district fair rises to 36036 with 185 cent premiums from the pilleis this week and mailings to follow. Beef cattle dairy cattle swine and sheep see sizable increases while Future Farmers 4 H and junior departments gain. Premiums listed cover light horses beef cattle dairy cattle sheep and various exhibits with totals and specific amounts.
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Ieal Verry Ter
Pilleis
Fair
Ukiah
Complete graduates list from UC and regional schools page
A long OCR fragment lists potential graduates from multiple institutions including University of California Occidental College and Santa Rosa Junior College. Names such as Barbara Perry Patsy Baker Ruth Ann Adams and Richard Allen Buxton appear along with education details and affiliated scholarships and pages. See UHS Page Four for full list.
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On Woodson
Fulkerson Mein
Ann MoeFarling
University of California
Willam Benson Lurrey
Barbara Perry
Occidental
Mary Alice Raffety
University of San Francisco
Richard Allen Buxton
Santa Rosa
Ruth Ann Adams
Carol Anderson
Delmer Allgup Jr
John Joseph Avila
Patsy Leonora Baker
Cecil Lorenz Barnes
Patricia Griffin Barnes
Cecil Barnum
Jane Delaney Besort
Bertha Belcher
Judith Maureen Bingham
Dortha Baldwin Blackwell
Thomas Elwood Blue
John Bock
Gary R. Bondi
Sandra Lee Booth
Gail Valeri Bowdoin
Normen L. Bowman
Ronald
Point Arena Elementary to Honor Eighth Grade Graduates
Eighth graders from Point Arena Elementary are set for graduation night on June 13 at the school. Joan Warner is named valedictorian with Stanley Solbeck as atatorian. Graduates include Ruby Odegard, Rodney Fergusi, Randi Olsen, Floyd Walker, Jack Henrikson, Josephine Rasmus Ise, Robert Seymore, Daryl Colesen, Shirley Curtia, Michael Conia, Linds Wilson, Cecelia Cameron, Katrine Carr, Joan Walker, Virgil Swift and others.
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Fo Ogi Ena
Point Arena
Joan Warner
Stanley’ Solbeck
Atatorisn
Ruby Odegard
Piahles Bolbeck
Rodney Fergusi
Randi Olsen
Floyd Walker
Jack Henrikson
Clarice Sorensen
Sam Ogleaty
Josephine Rasmus- Ise
Robert Seym
Five Seniors to Graduate at Manchester Elementary
Five students will graduate from Manchester Elementary School on the evening of June 12 at the Manchester aula. Diploma recipients include Carol Ilene Scaramella, Lorene Reynolds, Peggy Biechiep, and Verdon Turner. Student speakers will be Marlene Scaramella and Peggy Bishop. A scarecrow exhibit will be part of the Farm Center grounds carnival.
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Manchester
Manchester Aula
Carol Eer Ilene Scaramella
Lorene Reynolds
Pegey Biehiep
Verdon Turner
Marlene Scaramellg
Peggy Bishop
Iéarecrow Dick
Pepe
Cnic
Cheater
Commencement at Calpella Set for June 14
Outdoor graduation for Calpella Union Elementary eighth graders scheduled for June 14 at 7 p.m. The address will be by Conrad Cox deputy district attorney Mendocino County. Rev Glen Flory will give the benediction. Speakers Diane Lundershausen Jeannette Johnson. Principal John Franz presides. Other graduates include Paul Bates Peggy Birge Pets Buckham Harriette Donaldson Mary Lane Linda Lundershausen Patricia Matthews Olivia Orio Leroy Partridge.
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Calpella Union
Conrad Cox
Attorrney
Mendocino County
Glen Flory
Redwood Valley
Community Church
Diane Lundershausen
Jeannette Johnson
John Franz
Paul Bates
Peggy Birge
Pets Buckham
Harriette Donaldson
Mary Lane
Linda Lundershausen
Patricia Matthews
Olivia Orio
Leroy Partridge
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le Havre
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Bechtel
MRC
Puat Church
Gareante Sapeakere
Homonn
Abert
Gwen Sassar
Paul McGrew
Jerry McCorn
Wiliam ' Treymone
Patrick Robinson
Gerald Stites
Thames House
Richard Dooley
Robert Taylor
Bobby
Bir Vee
Hudson
Reds
Pennyy Condusting
Yina
Spencer
Dianne
Tripe
Mage
Glass
Wil
Miss
Dolores Carrick
Will Gommani
Bella O Mary’s
Sok Peal
Sentine
Mazel
Carelolt
Ain
Coyote Valley
Bys Willits
Tha’ Tate
Mee
Jayceeenn
River Union
Polack Brothers Circus
Pf. Arena
Calpella
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