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Newspaper

Ukiah News

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1955

Page

1

Scout Circus Opens Saturday Night at Purdy Hall

Arrangements for the Yo kago District Boy Scout Circus are set for Saturday at Carl Purdy Hall at the 12th District Fairgrounds. A 2 p.m. parade from the Veterans Memorial building moves east on Seminary to State then north to Smith and School, with Ukiah High School band and local fire department participating. The circus program starts 7:30 p.m. led by Troop 49 color guard, with a Cub Scout display and tower building demonstrations to follow.

Yokago District Carl Purdy Scouting Veterans Memorial Building Seminary State Smith Ukiah High School Kenneth Cooper Herman Runkel Fire Department Troop 49 Color Guard

Sheriff Attends State Convention in Stockton

Sheriff Reno Bartolomie will attend the California Peace Officers association conference in Stockton, opening today and running through Saturday. He is guest of Sheriff Harless Souza and Stockton Police Chief J. A. Okeefe.

Reno Bartolomie California Peace Officers. Association Stockton Harless Souza J. A. Okeefe

County Hospital Dispute Settled After Closed Session

A three hour executive session between Dr. John Ruffety and Bert Mankins with the county board of supervisors ended with a brief statement that little difficulties at the hospital were ironed out. The press was told overlapping authority was straightened, with Mankins as business manager under Dr. Raffety who directs all departments.

John Ruffety Bert Mankins Board of Supervisors Paul Poulos Dr. Raffety Poulos

Dorsey Brothers Saluted As Top Entertainers Of Two Decades

The Dorsey brothers Tommy and Jimmy are honored for sustaining popular music and entertaining audiences coast to coast. Under Ukiah Kiwanis sponsorship they headline at Carl Purdy hall on Tuesday evening May 31 for a Kiwanis charity dance aiding underprivileged children. The brothers formed their first band in 1922 and later split into two acclaimed orchestras. Tommy pioneered trombone as a lead solo and Jimmy helped define early saxophone style.

Jimmy Ukiah Kiwanis Club Tommy Dorsey Carl Purdy Hall Kiwanis Club Dorsey Brothers Orchestra Dorsey's Shenandoah Tommy America

Rhododendron Festival Lights Fort Bragg Celebration

Fort Bragg hosts an annual Rhododendron Festival May 28 to 30 drawing thousands. The event features a three day flower show at Fort Bragg Elementary, art and crafts displays, a parade to crown a Rhododendron Queen, and speeches by state and local officials.

North California Fort Bragg MacKerricker State Park Weg Docino County Art Association Games Busch Ukiah Frank Belot Ugboldt County Arthur Way Fort Bragg Veterans Building

Ukiah High freshmen registrations rise from prior year

Ukiah High School officials reported 285 eighth graders have signed up for the next year, up from 265 last year. Counselors visited district elementary schools to collect registrations, signaling a larger incoming freshman class despite late registrations often arriving after autumn opening.

Ukiah High School Ukiah

Residents To Lose Homes For Russian River Reservoir

About 400 residents of Coyote Valley near Ukiah face losing their homes within a year as the area becomes a large reservoir to control flood waters on the Russian River and supply water in dry months.

Coyote Valley Ukiah Russian River

Residents face choice as Coyote Valley dam bond passes

Sonoma County voters approve a bond to fund the Coyote Valley dam project after more than a decade of planning. Residents including R B Scammon and Mrs Walace Burns express mixed feelings about relocation while acknowledging the project’s necessity and potential future benefits.

R. B. Scammon

County Officials Face Salary Hikes Recommended by Grand Jury

The grand jury and board chairman propose raises for the board of supervisors auditor and district attorney. Supervisors from 275 to 400 monthly, auditor from 6000 to 11200 yearly with no private practice, district attorney from 6000 to 7200 or 11000 with no private practice, and other officials’ salaries to reflect duties and cost of living. A final copy goes to the board, State Senator Busch, and Gov Knight.

Board of Supervisors Grand Jury A. Salaxy John Taylor James Busch Goodwin Knight Paul Poulos

Miss Redwood Empire To Be Named Saturday

A Boonville blond raises the field to seven entrants in Ukiah pageant at Ukiah High School auditorium Saturday evening. Gail McCoy Ukiah Kiwanis sponsor and Gail Busch Lakeport Lions sponsor compete with Shirley Smith Fort Bragg Janet Plotnik Fort Bragg Donna Fitch Little River and Francis Hulbert Ukiah.

Boonville Ukiah Lakeport Lions Club Jaycee Richard Lower Ukiah High School Ed Groves Redwood Empire John Wonder Melody Dance School Ed Wells Dave King Connie Cox Miss McCoy Miss Hulbert Plotnik Miss Fitch Miss Smith Miss Busch Kent Lee

Cancer Crusade expands to Ukiah business district

The Redwood Valley Grange backs the Cancer Crusade with full support. Mrs. Cyril Goudge and Mrs. J. M. Johnson lead neighborhood efforts while Mrs. Larry Cartwright chairs the Ukiah campaign and Robert Barker oversees county operations. Donations can be mailed to Cancer care of the local post office.

Redwood Valley Cancer Crusade Cyril Goudge J. M. Johnson Ukiah Larry Cartwright Robert Barker

Four Pt Arena Teachers Resign

POINT ARENA The Point Arena High school loses four faculty members. Patricia Ashurst leaves after one year to teach home economics at Hopland. Robert Meadows will attend San Jose State college. George Watson accepts a San Jose Willow Glen High School post. Marvin Wightman will teach agriculture at Salinas High. Remaining staff include Bill Sapp, Ethyl Hood, Wolf Oglesby, and Kennethnow as athletics instructor.

Point Arena Point Arena High School Patricia. Ashurst Hopland Robert Meadows San Jose State College George Watson Willow Glen San Jose Marvin Wightman Sal

Notice of placer claim location near Ukiah

William E. Pittman and Edith Pittman file a placer claim for 160 acres of uranium and placer minerals in section 9 township 18 north range 11 west. The land sits north of Potter Valley near the Lake County line and within three miles of Ukiah located at 275 Cherry street Ukiah.

Recorder's Office William E Edith Pittman Cherry Street Ukiah Township 18 Range 11 Potter Valley Lake County

Albertinum Gymnasium Construction Funded by Santa Rosa Group

Santa Rosa residents begin laying out the Albertinum gymnasium site at the corner of Hope and Stephenson Streets on donated property from Mr and Mrs John Isnard. Architect and contractor roles are set with material shipments from the bay area as funds and planning mature.

Albertinum Gymnasium Hope and Stephenson Streets Dominican Sisters John Isnard Ricard Heil Albertinum Advisory Board Bay Area Hugh Codding Santa Rosa California Albertinum

PeTA President Highlights Family Role at North Bay PTA Meeting

Mrs. Kenneth Spencer state president urged cooperation of Parent-Teacher groups as key to democracy and education at the 13th annual North Bay Conference of the CCPT in Ukiah. She stressed welfare of all, respect for law, enterprise, and continuous improvement in attitudes and intellect. Page Four.

Peta North Bay California Congress of Parents and Teachers Kenneth Spencer Sam Gabriel Aha Danle UTA Aut Moligmipetu Fucsumy Ula CCPT Ukiah Spencer Tme PTA

Mystery Farm No 8 Identified Near Hopland

Eight guessers named Angelo Damiano property near Hopland as Mystery Farm No 8. Ukiah Theatre tickets go to Ed Jennings Mrs George Dawe I A Boesel John Vassar and Mrs W Renfro all of Ukiah and Hopland winners may call The Ukiah News office for tickets. Other correct answers came from Jay Lee Smith Jr Rodger Williams and Warren L Brown of Ukiah.

Mystery Farm Renfro Hopland Ukiah News Office Aell Mendocino Mysery Farm Ukiah Jay Lee Smith, Jr Rodger Williams Warren L. Brown

School Board Elections Slated Friday Countywide

Elections loom in all districts with varied polling hours. Ukiah area has no contests. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in some districts, 1 to 5 p.m. or 2 to 6 p.m. at Pemolita and Potter Valley sites. Incumbents seek re-election in Ukiah Elementary and Ukiah Union High districts. A. G. Solomon faces challenger Stan ley Snook and Guido Venturi in Calpella for one elementary vacancy.

Tustee Ukiah Ukiah Union Pemolita Potter Valley Ukiah Union High Pgmolita Laurence Wildberger Elbert Lane Ukiah Union High School Board Calpella A. G

Ukiah National Guard unit reorganized training in Ukiah

Russell Clarke plans a new California National Guard platoon in Ukiah for men 18 to 35 interested in guard activities and benefits. The unit will specialize in road construction bridge and building work using heavy equipment and attach to the 579th Engineers Battalion based in Santa Rosa, where Clarke serves.

A ‘Ukiah California, National Guard Russell Clarke Ak Arid Pioneer Company East Standley Street 579Th Engineers Battalion Santa Rosa Clarke

Mendocino County teens win Bank of America awards

Three Mendocino County high school students earned 100 each in the Bank of America 1955 Achievement Awards finals held May 13 in Sacramento. Winners were Sandra Faul of Mendocino Union High School and Douglas Burke and Mildred Brown of Ukiah High School. An Achievement Day Awards banquet at the Senator Hotel followed the judging with Dr. Robert E. Burns, College of the Pacific president, as speaker.

Mendocino County Bank of America Sacramento Sandra. Faul Mendocino Union High School Douglas Burke Mildred Brown Ukiah High School Senator Hotel Robert E. Burns College of Pacific

Falk and Kasch spar over Coyote Valley dam at Ukiah Rotary

In Ukiah, attorneys Falk and Kasch debated Mendocino county’s role in the Coyote Valley dam project before the Rotary club. Falk argued for joining Sonoma county, noting water control and cost shares. Kasch opposed.

Mendocino County Coyote Valley Ukiah

Kasch protests Coyote Valley dam bounds debate

Kasch warned a fierce fight looms over setting the Coyote Valley dam zone of benefit and exclusion. He noted little export water value and that about 75 percent of landowners in the floodplain below the dam near the Sonoma county line have protested to exclude their land from the district. See KASCH, Page Four.

Coyote Valley Kasch Russian River Sonoma County Kagch

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Purdy Hall Dorsey Brothers’ Music Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey Ranunitad Nanaa Aenin Tamim UHS Coyote Valley Dam Sonoma Henry Busch Gardner Prand Jury Grand Jur Shirley Smith Lakeport Janet Plotnik Donna Fitch Little River Natalie McCoy Pt. Arena Ranium Cpaima Roster Valley Santa Rosa Group George Mann San Francisco Codding Ukiah National Guard Falk Rotary Mencino County
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