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Newspaper

Ukiah News

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1956

Page

8

Redwood Valley 4 H Club News and Easter Events

Redwood Valley Calpella 4 H members opened with a song at the Redwood Valley school meeting led by class leaders. New leaders John Jochem and Roy Kotlly take charge of electric classes as others plan training and field day events. The club donated a rose garden to the 12th District Fairgrounds. Easter sunrise service and church programs follow with a CCY Easter meeting and gatherings at local churches.

Redwood Valley Calpella Ken Zamzow Tservice Colmby Ifield John Jochem Roy Kotlly Redwood Valley Community Church Meteor Ranch Upper Lake Ranch CCY Jeannette Gray Bible Institute of Los Angeles Jeannette Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl Shirley Fortner Ruth Carr Sharon Johnson Maryohnson Virginia Elmer Turula Reece Boonville Johnson Charles Rath al Simmons Rath Carmichael High Schhool

Ukiah Driver Pleads Not Guilty to Two Driving Charges

Thomas B. Carmichael, 37, of 756 Oak Street Ukiah, arraigned Tuesday before Judge Fred Goss in Ukiah Judicial District Court on two driving violation charges. He pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and following too closely, requested a jury trial, and the case was tentatively continued to April 29 for trial setting.

Thomas B. Carmichael Oak Street Ukiah Fred Goss Ukiah Judicial District Court Carmichael

Hemorrhoids Treated Without Surgery Or Time Loss

Dr. Paul Johnston reports hemorrhoids cause pains and disorders and offers non surgical hemorrhoidolysis allowing patients to stay on the job. The method is highly successful and convenient for patients. Dr Johnston's office at 461 North State Street Ukiah, telephone Homestead 2 5493.

Paul Johnston D. C Johnston

Heifer Awarded to Potter Valley 4-H Youth

Colin Meyers, member of the Potter Valley 4-H club, owns a nine month Ayrshire heifer awarded by the Potter Valley Farm Bureau Center. The program will reinvest the first offspring back to the Center to fund other 4 Her youth. Meyers previously showed two grade Jersey calves at Ukiah, Lakeport and Boonville fairs earning blue ribbons. He was chosen for the Farm Bureau award for his record in caring for and showing his first animals. Davis from La Franchi Brothers Dairy selected the Farm Bureau heifer from Calistoga stock. Meyers thanks the Farm Bureau and Davis for help in preparing his animals.

Colin Meyers Potter Valley Potter Valley Farm Bureau Center Farm Center Colin John Davis Ukiah Lakeport Boonville Ayrshire Farm Bureau la Franchi Brothers Calistoga Davis

Ukiah Concertmen end season with balanced program

The Ukiah Community Concert association closed the 1955 56 season with Edmond Karlsrud leading the Concertmen in a well rounded program of faith opera romantic ballads modern classics American folk songs and southern ditties Karlsrud impressed as both director and soloist earning praise for voice direction and audience rapport William MacCully soloed Olaf the Viking and a Romberg medley featured Willard Pierce William MacCulty and Jack Smith While Carmen’s Toreador Song and Ole Man River drew mixed responses for tempo and novelty

Ukiah Community Concert Association Edmond Karlsrud Karlsrud God Olaf Edvard Grieg Discovery Greenland William MacCully Charles Touchette Willard Pierce William MacCulty Jack Smith Toreacor Ole Man River

South Dora Home Damaged by Fire in Ukiah

Ukiah fire crews fought an early Tuesday blaze at Betty Cooper’s 510 South Dora Street home. One room suffered heavy damage but flames were contained to the living room. Alarm logged at 1:18 a.m. Earlier Monday night Claire Lynch’s home at 422 North Bush was checked for a faulty oil stove. In court, Clarence J. Sunthen, 28, of 126 Ford Street, Ukiah, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and running a stop sign, fined $255 total by Judge Fred Goss.

Ukiah Fire Department Betty Cooper South Dora Street Claire Lynch North Bush Street Clarence J. Sunthen Ford Street Ukiah Fred Goss

Potter Valley Fashion Show by Play School Mothers

Potter Valley hosts an annual fashion show titled Lollipops to Lullabyes at Grange hall. About 70 models depict a girl’s progression from tiny tot to maturity, with Florrie Fashion as the bride catching a bouquet. Prizes, poems, and roles for many volunteers marked the event, followed by Easter weekend visits from relatives and friends.

Grange Hall Florrie Madeline Wipf Elsie Farnsworth Zeta Vaughan Geneva Christofferson Minnie Boynton Melvin Cook Russell Near Joe Smith Harriette Burton Billy Smailey Gladys Maase Katheryn Smith Dorothy Schurr Mary Simpson Charmein Smalley Janet Cain Ann Near Betty Christoffer

Potter Valley Garden Club Guests at Willits Meeting

Potter Valley Garden Club members who attended the Willits Garden Club meeting as guests Monday afternoon include Mrs. James Crawford, Mrs. Floyd Crenshaw, Mrs. Walter Minger, Mrs. Bonnie Thornton, Mrs. Jancy McNulty, Mrs. Lloyd Hughes, Mrs. Thomas Swigart, Mrs. Percy Whitcomb, Mrs. Lionel Murphy, Mrs. Lawrence Bufford, Mrs. Lena Whitaker, Mrs. Alice Whitaker, Mrs. Rodney Farnsworth, Mrs. Louis Meyer and Mrs. Jud Gowan. Easter weekend plans for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hughes in Modesto with relatives are noted, with Hughes also at a Pomona Grange meeting in Manchester. The Parent-Teacher Association play His Name was Aunt Nellie is rehearsing. curtain April 27 at 8:15 p.m. Refreshments sold in the cafeteria. next Garden Club meeting April 4 at the Community Methodist social hall. Hostesses Lena Whitaker, Alice Whitaker, Bonnie Thornton and Louis Meyer. Each member to bring a miniature flower arrangement titled Tidbits of Spring. Elsie Farnsworth to demo a flower arrangement. Bill King and son from Ukiah to visit Easter Sunday.

Son Chloe Phillips Jean Sullivan Betty Christofferson Phyllis Johnson Agnes Minahan Freda Wright Janet Cain Charlotte Bennett Edwin Bennett Marge Blockley Bonnie Thornton James Crawford Jancy McNulty Louis Meyer Lloyd Hughes Joe Burton Dwight Manning Vangie Hopper Eureka Potter Valley Garden Club Willits Garden Club Floyd Crenshaw Walter Minger Jancy McNuilty Thomas Swigart Percy Whitcomb Lionel Murphy Lawrence Bufford Lena Whitaker Alice Whittaker Rodney. Farnsworth Jud Gowan Modesto Robert Hughes Wrs Manchester Parent-Teacher Association Nellie Claude Crenshaw Potter Valley Garden Community Methodist Church Lena Whittaker Elsie Farnsworth Bill King Ukiah

Russell Clarke Named Head of Toastmasters

Russell Clarke is named president of the Ukiah Valley Toastmasters for the coming term. The installation of officers will be at the Palace hotel on Wednesday with planned addresses by Richard Ingraham and Gil Bell.

Russell Clarke Toastmasters Club of Ukiah Valley Palace Hotel Absense Charles Bell Richard Ingraham Gil Bell Glen Wright Alan Auger

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