Protest Expected Over Southwest Addition Bond Issue
A protest against the 136000 bond for Southwest addition improvements grew after property owners spoke to Ukiah city council. City Attorney Bourke urged written protests to City Clerk Turner by March 21 as a hearing on the measure is scheduled. Owning residents cited prior water line installations and lack of assessments. Other actions included approving the Fair Way Oaks map, auditing fiscal procedures, and authorizing a 95000 purchase for a new sewer plant site. Public works discussions noted sales tax sharing and airport drainage needs for federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Turner
Angelo Grilli
William Shelley
Antone Niderost
A. Pozzi
Iice
Fairway Oaks
Ukiah
Miner B. Phillips
Regional PCA Meet Set for March 15 16
Milton C. Nystrom announced final arrangements for the Redwood Empire Production Credit Association regional conference at Castlewood County Chile near Pleasanton on March 15 16. Directors and secretary treasurers from Chico Feather River Colusa Glenn Livermore North Bay San Jose Woodland and the Redwood Empire PCA will review short term cooperative credit policies for sound credit service at reasonable farmer costs. Attending from this area are George A. Curtis Gene F. Burger Glenn Barrass John P. Ornham Prescott Branstetter and Nystrom. Main office is 534 South State street Ukiah with 623 H street Eureka as a branch.
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Milton C. Nystrom
Redwood Empire Production Credit Association
PCA
Castlewood County
Chile
Pleasanton
Chico
Feather River
Colusa-Glenn
Livermore
North Bay
San Jose
Woodland
Redwood Empire Pca
George A. Curtis
Lakeport
Gene F. Burger
Glenn Barrass
Covelo
John P. Ornham
Prescott Branstetter
Fortuns
Nystrom
South State Street
Ukiah
H Street
Eureka
Point Arena Items Include Dinner Plan and Meetings
Point Arena community notes report the Red and Gun club meeting at Hotel Garcia with Roy Hepworth presiding. A dinner is set for March 24 at Grange Hall Manchester, with Sen James Busch and Judge Lilburn Gibson invited to speak. The March 25 shoot near Manchester and P T A refreshments are noted, officers will serve another year. Jack McKenarley spoke on fish and game at the South Coast Service club. Former Chamber of Commerce members will meet to discuss using the treasury funds. The Hackett couple gave a Bavarian costume program at the high school, with color photos and commentary. Civic club thanks the Hackettts for their time. Bill Walker of Manchester crushed a hand at Bojock Mill, losing a finger. The South Coast Republican Women's club plans an April fashion show with Betty Christiansen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Arena
Red and Gun Club
Hotel Garcia
Roy Hepworth
Grange Hall
Manchester
James Busch
Lilburn Gibson
Parents-Teachers Club of
Elmer Walker
Fred Morgan
Londo Franci
Jack McKenarley
South Coast Service Club
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers Treasury
Joe
Elma Hackett
Hackett
Germany
Austria
Italy
Betty Christiansen
Locatelli Farm Remains In Locatelli Hands In 51 Acre Orchard
The Locatelli Farm at Point Arena is now owned and operated by Mr and Mrs Louis Locatelli who have occupied it for ten years. The 51 acre property includes 35 acres of grapes and ties to early owners the Baccaglio family through Mrs Locatelli. In local news two babies were born at Point Arena Medical Center last week and several community health activities took place at the Civic club with a well baby conference. The March of Dimes drive raised over 1500 dollars, a high mark for the area. Point Arena High School opens its baseball season March 9 hosting Willits with three holdovers from last year. Nearby, Point Arena basketball teams wrapped up the season against Mendocino. B team 48 44 winners, A team down by eight with seniors Cabassi McMillen Mason and Caughey marking the end of an era. Grover Lawson, longtime Point Arena resident, died in Hayward February 16 at 67. survivors include wife Hat.
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Point Arena Medical Center
Elvin Woodward
Point Arena
Woodward
Peggy Remstedt
Frank Hortie
Raeleane Arnette
Horne
Pauline White
Civic Club
Mrs. Kennedy
Gussie Pierce
Beatrice Acquistupace
Kay Franci
Pearl Libecap
Merle May
Martha Biaggi
Bonnie Farnsworth
Doris York
June Stornetta
Willits
Tom Pike
Don Caughey
Charles Cabassi
Bob Wolstenholm
Mendocino
Bruno Fistolera
Leonard McMillen
Ernie Mason
Grover Lawson
Hayward
Hat
County Red Cross Drive Delayed to June in Mendocino
Mendocino county Red Cross chapter will skip March fundraising and launch its annual drive in June. Headquarters in Ukiah with Willits Hopland Anderson Valley Potter Valley and north county affiliations. Disaster year prompts postponement after $13,696.92 spent countywide on floods. Attention to annual givers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Mendocino County
Red Cross
Ukiah
Willits
Hopland
Anderson Valley
Potter Valley
Highway 101
Fort Bragg
Local Notes On Family, Business and Events In Manchester
Tie Lawson and wife with three daughters and three sons scattered from Hayward to Santa Barbara. A Laurel street sewer stoppage overflow flooded the Scaramella home. Daryl Holloway opens a second hand store at Anchor Bay, open daily from noon. VFW Auxiliary dance earned about 150 for an incubator at the Medical Center. Esther Bean and Lillian Titus hosted a wedding shower for Mrs Raymond Scaramella at Grange hall Manchester. Raymond and Sadie Scaramella wed in North Carolina in June last year and moved here in January. Fred Morgan and others visited a San Francisco robbery exhibit. A baby boy born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Stormes of Manchester at Point Arena Medical Center.
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Tie Lawson
Francis Latin
Hayward
Nada Spitzeck
Margaret Nowel
San Leandro
Harry
Petaluma
Walter
Reno
Robert
Santa Barbara
Laurel Street
Joseph Scaramella
Daryl Holloway
Anchor Bay
VFW
Jeffries
Medical Center
Esther Bean
Lillian Titus
Raymond Scaramella
Grange Hall
Manchester
Raymond
Sadie
North Carolina
Fred Morgan
Tiney Mitchell
Laurence Scaramella
San Francisco
Point Arena Medical Center
Cliff Stormes
Easter Seal Drive Set From March 10 To April 10
The Crippled Children’s Society of Mendaycino County announces a fixed Easter Seal appeal from March 10 to April 10 for 1956, extending nine days past Easter Sunday. President Francis Ebert says this 23 year drive shifts away from pre Easter timing to simplify planning and future campaigns may keep the March 10 to April 10 window.
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Crippled Children's Society of
Mendaycino County
Francis Ebert
Ebert
Ukiah Red Cross Appeals June Contribution Instructions
Donors may send contributions to the Mendocino County chapter of the Red Cross made payable to Mendocino County Red Cross and mailed to P. O. Box 461 Ukiah. Contributions will be credited and will not be solicited in June.
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Mendocino County
Red Cross
P. O
Ukiah
Births and Easter Seal drive advance in county
Health department records list births for Feb. 10 to Feb. 22 at Leggett Ukiah Mendocino Willits Fort Bragg Philo Laytonville and more. Easter Seal drive aims to start March 9 with mailed seals to most homes to fund services for crippled children and reduce confusion over Easter dating shifts.
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Health Department
David W. Livingston
Leggett
David Ronalki
William M. Neese
Ukiah
William Edward
Oliver V. Olson
Mendocino
Richard Gene
Harold F. Crothers
Willits
David Hugene
Robert T. Dudley
Terrilyn Joel
Clifford A. Stormes
Manchester
Clifford Alan
James W. Sanders
Fort Bragg
William Wade
Delbert N. Wade
William Alen
Andrew C. Kaijankoski
Andrew Eric
Gilbert N. Friberg
Teresa Ann
Carl E. Kesti
Katherine Ann
James S. Welter
June Ann
William Ruel Tatum
Charla Gwen
Heals Department
Gentle births listed in Mendocino county area
A February birth notice records numerous names and towns including Willits Ukiah Fort Bragg Redwood Valley Leggett Fort Bragg Hopland and Westport. Parents and newborns such as Phillip Eugene Rhonda Marie Vernon Dale Isabella Anne James Randall Betty Suzanne Linda Diane Catherine Mary Judy Lynn Johnnie Lewis Patricia Edna Marc David Brett Timothy Cynthia Marie Lance Dana Randall Lane William James Marcia Doris Kathleen Inez Galen Patricia and others are noted with dates from February 16 through February 25.
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Willits
Phillip Eugene
Benton
R. Smith
Laytonville
Rhonda Marie
Vernon D
James Randall
Lyle G. Tuttle
Ukiah
Betty Suzanne
Victor W. Romeri
Fort Bragg
Linda Diane
Thomas D. Cooney
Catherine Mary
Francis M. Johnson
Redwood Valley
Judy Lynn
James
Meeks
Johnnie Lewis
William
Mead
Patricia Edna
Raymond W. Higginson
Marc David
Arthur V. Hudman
Leggett
Brett Timothy
George M. Lanmon
Marcia Doris
John R. Poor
Hopland
Kathleen Inez
William R. Waton
Westport
Galen Patricia
Robert R. Guidi
Judge Commits Leggett Man to State Hospital
Robert Cox of Leggett Valley pleaded guilty to lewd and lascivious conduct and was committed to Atascadero State Hospital for observation as a sexual psychopath. Two psychiatrists testified last Friday that he fits the legal definition. Superior Judge Hale McCowen ordered commitment for up to 90 days for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cox
Leggett Valley
Atuscadero State Hospital
Cox
Hale McCowen
Atascadero
Personal Property Forms Mailed by County Office
Taxpayers receive annual personal property report forms with a due date of April 20. The notice lists births and families in several towns including Talmage, Myr, Potter Valley, Boonville, Rockport, Hopland, and Willits with birth announcements and family names. The notice closes with a real estate share note about National Forest land and a want ads line.
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Locatelli
Louis Locatelli
Mystery Farm
Ukiah News
Baccaglio
Talmage
Mill Ovaal Road
Kermit and
Elsie Brown
North State Street
Ukiah HO
County Red Cross
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E. Smith
Homestead
James A. Lawson
Barbara Drucilla
George L. Meek
George Taylor
John D, Petty
Philo
Michael David
Allen J. Bryan
Allen David
William R. Bar
Wilmer Shields
Shields
Star Chief
Strato
State
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Aman Mortuary Ambulance Service
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