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Newspaper

Ukiah News

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1956

Page

11

Ukiah Debates City Manager Model and Parade Plans

From the Publisher's Desk argues Ukiah city council may adopt the Coronado city manager model without a vote, urging democracy and majority rule. It also promotes a 12th District Fair parade led by Ukiah's Junior Chamber of Commerce, and endorses an American Cancer Society checkup slogan while noting Mendocino County's strong finances and sales tax debates.

Ukiah Coronado Herman Runkel Runkel Ukiah News Tweedle-Dee Tweedle-Dum Chamber of Commerce American Cancer Society National Fund Mendocino County Sam Ray Thasrourty Alen

Parallel Bridge Debate in Editorial Letters

Editorial writers debate transportation needs as plans for a Richmond Point San Quentin bridge and a Oakland San Francisco parallel bridge surface. Observers note current traffic strain at Oakland and question if new bridges would ease or worsen congestion.

Golden Gate Bridge Richmond Point San Quentin Powers-That-Be Oakland San Francisco

Army street bridge seen as solution to Bay crossing

A citizen argues that building an Army Street bridge to Alameda could ease Bay area traffic, saving time for travelers to Stockton Modesto Merced and Fresno. The letter notes delays on the Bay Bridge and suggests the Golden Gate route via Sears Point as a placeholder until a proper engineering solution is built.

San Francisco Bay Army Street Alameda Bay Bridge Fresno Bay Stockton Modesto Merced Woodland Sacramento Golden Gate Bridge Sears Point Road Vaejo

Modern Art Gallery Provokes Humorous Debate

Florence McGehee critiques modern art and audience reactions, noting varying levels of understanding and amusement. The piece mocks pretentious interpretations while acknowledging sincere engagement and shared discomfort with nontraditional works. It highlights public tolerance for irreverent responses and contrasts reactions to operatic grandness.

Elliott Retires From MSH Job

W A Elliott occupational therapist IT retires after 351 years at Mendocino State hospital. During his tenure he developed occupational therapy activities from early industrial therapy making chairs and furniture to woodworking ceramics painting watercolors and oils and wood carving.

W.A. Elliott Mendocino State Hospital Elliott

Willits Man Named to National Group

August Uehlinger of Willits has been named to the conservation committee of the National Association of Manufacturers. He owns August Uehlinger Lumber and copper tooling. Elliott, previously staff advisor for the Pomo News hospital bulletin, resigns due to illness.

Willits Mendocino County National Association of Manufacturers August Uehlinger Elliott Pomo News

Auto truck crash near Cummings leaves three dead

Three men died in a northbound Highway 101 collision north of Cummings on Thursday. The victims are William Oglesby 27 Garberville driver of the auto P J Myrick 45 Garberville and Pete Bowles 23 Briceland. The truck driver James Keith Wymer was uninjured. No citations issued. Buy a Ukiah Dollars Worth.

Cummings Highway 101 William Oglesby Garberville P. J. Myrick Pete Bowles Briceland James Keith Wymer

Open Letter Invites Mendocino Lumberers to Conference

Ukiah hosts the Redwood Region Logging Conference May 25 and 26 at the 2R2th District Fairgrounds with free admission. Over $5,000,600 in equipment will be demonstrated, and features include a Hamilton Air Force Band concert, a 90 foot pole performance by Bill Cobb, and a parade.

Mendocino County Ukiah Hamilton Air Force Field Bill Cobb

Stream clearance topic featured at Redwood conference

Loggers and fishing stream relations form part of the Redwood Region Logging conference in Ukiah on May 28 with Robert L. Jones and Henry T robitz leading the program. Topics include clearing streams before winter rains, and the impact on migratory fish, plus a panel on small sawmill problems and a talk on sawyers’ influence on lumber realization. Saturday events include equipment exhibits and a Loggers Fair with banc music.

Redwood Region Ukiah Robert L. Jones State Department of Fish and Game San Frantince Trobitz RRLC Ianiper Emanuel Fritz Walter Collins Fort Bragg Fred Dickinson University of California Forest Products Laboratory Uki

Suit Filed Against City for School Damage

The Roman Catholic Welfare Corporation of San Francisco filed a $3,500 suit against the City of Ukiah over damage to St. Marys School on South Dora Street caused by a sewage backup. The city council denied a claim weeks earlier.

Roman Catholic Welfare Corporation of San Francisco City of Ukiah St. Mary's School South Dora Street

Ukiah Residents Enter 3 Dogs in Petaluma Show

Three Yokayo Dog Training club members enter dogs in Petaluma 11th annual all breed show on Sunday May 13. Twinkle Black Diamond a black cocker registered to Mrs Joan Thysiks and Miss Georgian Thyarka, Ukiah, in female open Cocker spaniel black class, shown by 13 year old Joan Adel Thyarks who has Fresno junior showmanship awards. Tonki s Bhk Heather to be shown in puppy class by Barbara Stryant, 12, who has shown since nine. Tonki s Nokomis Pathfinder nine months old in open close 9 12 months. Both dogs calves and first show for both dogs.

Yokayo Dog Training Club Petaluma Twinkle Black Joan Thysiks Georgianna Thyarka Ukiah Twinkle Joanadel Thyarks Fresno Frank Bryant Umki Redwood Valley Tonki Heather Stryants Barbara Nokomis Pathfinder

Ground Breaking For Dam Planned

Official ground breaking ceremonies for the Coyote Valley dam project are scheduled for early July. The event will be coordinated by the California State Chamber of Commerce along with Ukiah and Mendocino County Chambers of Commerce. President Claude J. Falconer announced the plan.

Coyote Valley Dam California State Chamber of Conmerce Ukiah and Mendocino County Conmercce Claude J. Falconer

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Mann George M. Mann Florence McGehee Dali MSH P. G Pacific Gas and Bactris Company California ULL Claude, Falconer Ukiah Chamber of Commerce V. Hi. Jones Redwood Region Logging Conference CISCO Henry K. Trobitz Klamath City Kermit and Elsie Brown North State Street Ukiah HO Smarth Hand Furniture Company
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