CinemaScope Screen Installed For State Drive In Theatre
A giant CinemaScope screen over 100 feet wide and six stories high is in operation at the State Diego Theatre to show CinemaScope. The installation cost more than $20,000 and took two months, one of the largest screens in northern California. Beginning Saturday, CinemaScope features will be shown at the State Drive-In for more than a week.
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State Diego
Ukiah
California
State Drive-In
Realtors Set Ukiah Conference June 6 At Palace Hotel
Local realtors from Mendocino County and neighboring areas prepare for a one day educational and sales conference at the Palace hotel in Ukiah on Monday June 6. Ken Ballou president notes the California Real Estate association sponsors the event to provide up to date instruction and the theme How to Thrive in 55. A nationally prominent speaker is slated as featured this year.
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Palace Hotel
Ukiah
Ken Ballou
Mendocino County
California Real Estate Association
Ballou
Residents oppose river bond at Mendocino County meeting
Local landowners along the Eel River reject a bond proposal citing flood risk and water needs. Speakers like Kasch insist water rights are protected and condemn a potential real estate boom during dam construction, arguing Mendocino rights and Eel River diversions remain secure.
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Masonite Corpora- Garrett and Co
William Johnson
Paul Mearty E
W. Dutton
John S
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Realtors
Mendocino County
Sonoma County
Mendocino
Kasch
Col
S. N. Ann
The
Army Engineers
Katich
Mendocino Obinty
Pageant program features Ukiah High singing group
The Junior Chamber of Commerce presents a pageant with interludes by the Ukiah High School singing group the Mello Ettes and performances by junior chamber members.
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Richard Lower
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ukiah High School
Lhe Mello Ettes
Junior Chamber
Driver Held for Manslaughter Trial After Fatal Crash
Mathew Peters was bound over to superior court after a preliminary hearing in Ukiah District on manslaughter arising from an April 5 automobile crash that killed Floyd Potter. Two passengers Morton Williams and Vivian Fawcett were injured when Peters’ car hit a tree on East Perkins Street just beyond the city limits.
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Mathew Peters
Superior Court
Ukiah Judicial District Court
Floyd Potter
Peters
East Perkins Street
Morton Williams
Vivian Fawcett
Falk Pushes Coyote Valley Dam Plan in Water Dispute
Falk argues for Mendocino county participation in a Coyote Valley dam to secure water and control releases. He cites concerns over northern California water pressure, potential bond costs, and the need insurance for Eel river supplies while noting engineering reports urge regional participation.
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Coyote Valley Dam
Eel River
Sonome, County
Mendocino County
Falk
Washington, D. C
J. Mervyn Daw
Board of Trustees
Sonome
Bank of America presents final awards to leading students
Bank of America President S. Clark Beise awarded $5,400 in final prizes to the winning students, recognizing their achievement and leadership in the parade.
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Page One
Bank of America
S. Clark Beise
County salary actions linger on budget talk
Pay hikes continued for the county auditor. Recommendation calls for no raise for the County Superintendent of Schools John Taylor. Poulos noted the recommendations have already been transmitted to Senator Busch. The piece ends with a quote about constancy to purpose from Disraeli.
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John Taylor
Poulos
Senator Busch
Fort Bragg Girls to Represent County at State 4-H Meet
Linda McBurney Barbara Ann Bainbridge and Sandra Babcock of Fort Bragg will represent Mendocino County at the State Convention of 4-H clubs August 30 31 and September 1 after winning top honors at the Regional 4-H Club Demonstration Event in Ukiah. Their team Color is Magic and their clothing demonstration tied first, while Sandra’s rabbit agriculture demonstration Keep Them Hopping placed high.
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Linda McBurney
Barbara Ann Bainbridge
Sandra Babcock
Fort. Bragg
Mendocino County
Carl Purdy
Ukiah
California
Linda
Barbara Ann
Sandra
University of California Extension Service
Davis
Hospital Development Struggles Surface in Board Session
Over weeks the hospital project grew with few public notes until Dr Raffety asked the board for funds for administration. He then complained of lack of cooperation from the business side.
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Raffety
Six New Teachers Hired By Anderson Valley Schools
Boonville announces six new teachers for the coming school year. Don MacCallum returns as mass instructor. new staff include Sharline Martin and Donna Wright from Sidney Montana. Dorothy Greeley from Osakin Minnesota. Gerald Fuller from Camarillo California. Charley Arey from Long Beach California. A slate of existing faculty members departs including Nancy Mason Hazel Erwin Pansy Eubanks Esther Crispin Mary Hayward Frank Hayward Velma Farrer Ora Lee Squier Donald Squier Ella Farrer and Alice Marsh.
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Boonville
Don MacCallum
Sharline Martin
Donna Wright
Sidney
Mont
Dorothy Greeley
Pansy Eubanks
Esther Crispin
Mary Hayward
Frank Hayward
Velma Farrer
Ora Lee Squier
Donald Squier
Ella Farrer
Alice Marsh
Three Toastmasters Deliver Speeches at Palace Hotel Meeting
Alan Auger Fran Conner and Joseph Juliana spoke at a Toastmasters gathering yesterday noon in the Empire Room of the Palace hotel. Evaluators Lee Conroy Russell Clarke and Charles Beil offered feedback with Robert Sandelin presiding as president pro tem and Walker Tilley and Paul Sutterly assisting.
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Alan Auger
Fran Conner
Joseph Juliana
Empire Room
Palace Hotel
Lee Conroy
Russell Clarke
Charles Beil
Robert Sandelin
Walker Tilley
Paul Sutterly
Charles Bell
Frank Peterson
Walter Minger
Claude Falconer
Richard Ingram
Glen Wright
William Lewis
P-TA Conference Draws North Bay Delegates
Nearly 400 delegates from 30 units across four North Bay districts attended two days of P-TA sessions. Local planning was led by presidents Mrs Albert Bechtel Mrs Werner Yonker and Mrs B C McFarling with Mrs William Patching presiding.
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North Bay Area
P-Ta
Albert Bechtel
Werner Yonker
B. C. McFarling
William Patching
Sonoma
North Bay
Claude Falconer
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
George Dietterle
Superintendent of Schools
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women’s Society
Purdy Hall
12Th District Fairgrounds
Robert C. Groves
First Presbyterian Church
Daniel Dailey
Jay Allen
Ukiah Theatre
Peter
Melloettes
Pomolita
Willits High School
Guidi and Parker Vie for River Union District Seats
Incumbent Robert Guidi Jr seeks re election while Alfred Parker runs for the opposing River Union district vacancy amid a local contest for seats and representation.
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Robert Guidi, Jr
Alfred Parker
River Union
UC Labor Relations Director to Speak at Mendocino CL Council
John Hutchinson director of the University of California labor relations institute will address a Mendocino County Central Labor Council public meeting at the Labor Temple tonight. The gathering opens at 8 p.m after a 6 p.m business session.
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UC Labor Relations
John Hutchinson
Labor Relations Institute
The
University of California
Mendocino County
Manager Considers Resignation Over Administrative Reforms
Mankins told the board that if they were not satisfied with his work he would submit his resignation. He discussed pushing for certain administrative changes and warned of stepping away if the board opposed his efforts.
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Mankins
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