Petaluma Argus-Courier from Petaluma, California • 7

SO THEY TELL ME tvlth -OBITUARIES- Peninsula Freeway Route Seen IBngUJSC WaMops BILL SOB SACRAMENTO Wl New legis-i the Division of Highways will to state engineers and the High- Goldie Hopkins iAIIino Mrs. Goldie M. Hopkins, wife of I The funeral of Mario Allino, SdsQDDlidDii'aD lation is being proposed to makej Junipero Serra boulevard on the' San Francisco peninsula a VVillett Hopkins, retired Petaluma 66, took place toda from Soren- map the area from the air and recommend a route to the State Highway Commission. He said this might take six months or a year. Parkman voiced opposition to a bill pending in the Assembly PALO ALTO-UP Southern California's powerful track and field letter carrier, died at 8:30 o'clock sen Funeral Home, thence to St.

Vincent's Church where a One of its sponsors. Sen! Harry Parkman (R-Woodside) says it is designed to eive the Dublic a last night -at Petaluma General Hospital. way Commission following a public hearing. Parkman said he -would arrange for a hearing of his anl Thompson's bill before th-3 Senate Transportation Committee within two weeks, bill, route selection would 13 left Petaluma Argus-Courier Wednesday, May 11, 1355. High Mass was celebrated for the repose of the soul.

Interment She had been under a doctor chance to voice its view on rout team jesterday defeated Stanford 85 1-3 to 45 2-3. but a Stanford javelin throw bettered a national intercollegiate record. which would add all of Junipero was in Calvary cemetery. Mr. Allino, a retired poultry- care for several years and after a sudden turn for the worse yesterday morning was taken to the hospital.

man, died Sunday alter an ill Meet records were set in three ness of two other events and one tied in the Funeral services will be held at ing of the proposed highway. Parkman made the statement yesterday after he. and Sen. John F. Thompson (R-'San Jose) amended a bill to provide for the establishment of the route.

J. W. Vickrey, assistant state highway engineer, said if the bill is approved by the Legislature, The Rev. James K. Clohcrty twilight competition before 6,500 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at officiated at the Mass and at spectators.

i Parent Funeral Chapel. Entomb Serra, plus its extension from near San Jose to the junction with the Monterey highway south of San Jose, to the state highway system. Parkman said the bill, authored by Assemblyman Bruce Allen (R-San Jose) and Clark Bradley (R-San Jose), would route the extension through valuable residential property in Woodside and Hillsborough. the committal services at the Bob Kimball hurled the javelin ment will be in Cypress Hill Mem cemetery. 239 ft.

IVz inches, exceeding the orial Park Mausoleum. Officiating as the pallbearers national record of 237 feet 10 Bill Mrs. Hopkins was born in Rio were Manuel C. and Robert Mat Miller of Arizona State set in 1951 Vista and lived there until coming thias, Victor Gonzales, Ernest at the Fresno Relays. 7 to Petaluma 50 years ago.

She and Mr. Hopkins were married 49 Zuniga, Leo Villalobis and Frank Rivera. Give Happiness If you want a lovely present For very little cash. Then visit Richey Jewelers. lhese meet records were set Vickrey called it an attempt to by Trojans: years ago in San Francisco.

Their The Rev. Cloherty officiated Walt Levack and Ron Morris in the 440-3ard dash, which he won in 48 flat and again in the mile relay. In the relay Garrett started four yards ahead but Larrabee passed him. The Trojans swept the 880, the mile and pole vault, collecting 11 first places all told. Stanford heme is at 612 English St.

at the Rosary last night at Sor- pin down legislation where part of the route would be located. Under the tied for first in the pole vault at She was the daughter of the ensen's Chapel. 14 feet 93A inches. This bettered late William and Alice Elliott and the performances of Earl Mea the sister of Mrs. Maude Mathe- Lindfors Cadmium has a tensile it quick dows and Bill Sefton, two other Trojans who tied for a then-world son ol fetaiuma, Mrs.

Alma You'll find flash. swept the javelin and won four strength of Funeral services for Gunnar F. Struckman of Mountain Ranch, events. pounds per square inch and an recora ax leet BVfe mcnes in (Lindy) Lindfors, 57, who died and William Elliott of Sac 1937. The latest styles in bra; SEVERAL WEEKS AGO, 1 listed the "pet peeves" of some of our neighbors and suggested that the gripes might very well serve as a check list by which we can improve our-pelyes.

The response to my little article was excellent as a matter of fact, I have enough material to fill two or three columns, but for the time being, 1 will limit myself to the following report. The fellow who speeds by a horseback rider and who drives as close to horse and rider as he can rates a loud "boo" from a lot of horse enthusiasts who have been endangered by this thoughtless motorist. The jay walker stands high in the "unpopularity contest" as a menace to himself as well as to his fellow citizens. The people who dispose of unwanted pets by dropping them along the road are berated by a goodly number oi Petalumans who believe that kindness to animals goes hand in hand with kindness to human beings. The auto owners who park in other folks driveways get a big vote as discourteous fellows.

Other individuals who aren't apt to win friends and influence people are described below: The shopper, carrying a loaf of bread and a jar of pickles, who crowds to the front of a waiting line and demands that the cashier wait on her first "because she won take as much time as will the more heavily burdened customers The driver who parks his car in two spaces instead of one. thereby cutting parking facilities in half. The motorist who throws newspapers, cartons, etc. from the car, scaring and sometimes endangering those who drive behind him. The bartender who serves drinks to those who have already had enough and who shrugs cff the responsibility of caring for his helpless customers.

The telephone addict who won't hang up even after you've told him that your supper is blackening on the stove. The fellow who doesn't fix his fence, with result his livestock appear on the highway to imperil motorists. The customer in a store who telh her life history to a clerk while other shoppers stand and hope they'll have a chance to make a purchase before closing time. The chance acquaintance or. clerk who calls you "dear" r- 1-1 ramento.

She is also survived by Saturday at his home in Novato lets. Marty Montgomery ran the mile after a short illness, were held several nieces and nephews. in 4:10.8. Paul Moore of Stanford yesterday at the Memorial Chap Mrs. Hopkins was a charter Necklaces and pins.

Ivory, gold or silver. els of Russell and Gooch in Mill member and past president of Valley. Interment was in Mti. Petaluma Auxiliary No. 43, United Tamalpais Cemetery, San Rafael.

For a birth'lay or Lohen- Spanish-American Veterans. Mr. Lindfors lived Mill Val 5 grin. IS KASY ley before moving to Novato sev Imports Provincial Pattern Pitchers Canisters Relish Dishes Candle Holders and Bon Bon Dishes Alsctf Lovely Japanese, IMARI-WARE PhoM SCnOTCKEBIER 2-4591 HARDWARE CO. st.

FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE 1 864 en months ago. He retired in 1947 as a master sergeant in the Unit set the old record of 4:11.5 in 1940. Ferando Ledesrna won the two-mile in 9:15, bettering the 9:22.4 set in 1946 by Trojan Roland Sink. Pat Coyle, only double winner, tied the 100-yard dash record of 9.6 seconds. The mark is jointly held by Mel Pattori and Charles Paddock of USC and Hector Dyer of Stanford.

Coyle won the 220 in 21.6 seconds. Mike Larrabee of UC twice outran Stanford's Walt Garrett, once Rabbi Coffee Rabbi Rudolph I. Coffee, 76, ed States Army. He saw duty in the Aleutian Islands in World San Francisco, who was well War II. Richey Jewelers Phone 3-8877 163 Maui St.

IVtaltima He is survived by his wife, Bes side, and a Gunnar also known in Petaluma, died yesterday at Notre Dame Hospital in the bay city after being ill with of Novato. "iTV -rtTw -K- zskt '5 a respiratory virus for the past few days. He was a close friend of the News From The Hospital wrffo Guare? yo ur Famiyb heath Newburgh family, who had been prominent in Petaluma for many years. He will also be remem bered here as speaking on scv eral occosions in the the 1920's 0 mm nit at Congregational Church For Arirl honev until the sweetness atlects your temper liKe ums. His wife, Minnie ik in the sugar does a sore tooth.

Thes crines and manv more have been presented to same hospital with the same ail ment but her condition satis Latest reported admissions to Petaluma. General Hospital include Harry Trescott, 4330 Bodega treatment; Mrs. Anna Johnson, 242 Highland Cotati, minor surgery; Mrs. Estella Freeman, 118 Post treatment; Wayne McDaris, 419 Sheldon minor surgery; Ralph Woodson, 4V2, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Woodson, 432 McDowell tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy Mrs. Frances Mitchell, 3125 Middle Two Rock I i i i et i i i i i i evy i me, and from time to time, I will share them with you. By Hi i- mm I 1 1 1 I 3 II I I I ft I ft r. rrr. factory and she is expected to return to their home at 2400 thf wav.

have vou been comparing your habits with tne mi Buchanan St. on Saturday. Dr. Coffee, widely known throughout the nation for his hu Specials Good May 12 to May 19 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities manitarian and serv "gripe How do you rate as a neighbor? LOCAL TAVERN owners report they have received an unusual number of two dollar bills during the past couple of weeks. Almost all of these bills have had at least one corner torn off them.

3 3 ed at various times as chaplain at Folsom, San Quentin and Al-catraz prisons. He had also CHALLIMGE OIL ats 49 VII served on the State Board of i Charities and Corrections and as SURF Giant 55c WATERBURY, Conn. UP) Dr. WATERBURG, Conn. LP) Dr.

Clavton B. Mathers said first Giant DIDJA KNOW that Mary Barthelmess, daughter of chaplain of the state assembly. He was the father of Roger and second graders in Water-1 H. Coffee and Marion SNOWDRIFT 3. bHn 79 65c bury receiving Salk polio vac Sommers, both of San Fran cine shots would get a lollipop cisco; brother ot Jess Cottce ot chaser.

Los Angeles and Mrs. Ada Second Baseman Curt Roberts Spiro of San Francisco and the grandfather of Rudctte Sommers. of the Pirates started the 1955 sea Dr. Coffee was born in Oak son in tne same manner as last land and there he was a high year. He got the Pirates' first hit.

schoolmate of the late Jack Lon don, noted author. He retired in ECRAFT JMY0KWI1SE 55c GRAPE JAM BEEF STEW HONEY GRAHAMS Welch Mario Nabisco 8 qz. jor 2S)c 11 lb. tin 38)c Ilb.pkg. Sgc Richard Barthelmess (he was the romantic idol of the silent screen), lives in Inverness? PAUL THE MIGHTY FISHERMAN! Mrs.

Paul Zastro informs us that there is no living with her hubby these days since he has his chest out bragging about the 160-pound marlin he caught off the coast of Mazatlan, Mexico. No fish story, either says she. We have films to prove it. She also relates she caught two 6-pound something or other. But says, why talk about my little fish.

Oh Hum. Give pops the glory. Bless him. NOTE: We wonder if Mrs. Zastro isn't just as proud of that 1 60-pound marlin as the man who is doing all the bragging? MUSIC WITH A SPLASH will be repeated at the Peta-luma High School swimming pool Thursday afternoon.

1933 from Temple Sinai in Oak Card Of Thanks land after which he devoted his time to humanitarian activities. QUIGG We wish to express our Funeral services will be held at 11:30 clock Friday morning sincere thanks ana appreciation to our many friends who were so kinrt to us during our recent bereavement and also for the beautiful floral of-i at Sinai Memorial Chapel, Di- ferings. Special thanks to the Royal Neighbors for their Services and kindness to the family. visadero and Geary Streets, San Francisco. Entombment will be at Emanu-El Mausoleum.

SANI-CL0R Quarts LESLIE AND MtRVYN QUICC, MRS. ROSE JESSEN AJAX CLEANSER Giant Time 4:15 p.m. The public is invited and tickets are not Fu neral Notices A BIG THANK YOU To our Friends and Customers Who made our anniversary a success. The Detroit Tigers will play an 2 for exhibition game with the Cincin for deNEUF In this City. May 9.

nati Redlegs on Aug. 15 at Flint, needed. CAN YOU TOP HIM! Mich, as part of a centennial cele bration. 1955. Winifred de Neuf, wife of the late Emil de Neuf; beloved mother of Emil A.

de Neuf of Salt Lake City, Donald de Neuf of Ithica, N. Spaghetti Meat Balls Boots Boysen arrived in Petaluma from Germany exactly 70 years ago Sunday. Boots would like to know if there SYRUP 12-oz. far 15c Mark CONGRATULATIONS TO: The winners of the 21" TV SET Mr. and Mrs.

Dias. Payran Petaluma. anyone in Petaluma who came to our city from Germany and Mrs. Pauline Burgess of Manila P. loving grand over 70 years ago.

Sunday was also Boots 74th birthday. 1 1 tin mother of Loraine and Robert de Neuf of Petaluma, Mrs. Mary Uhland of Florida, Mrs. While walking around town Sunday this old time Peta-luman found three one dollar bills, and. on a second trip around town he found another dollar bill.

Looks like some PARKAY0LE0 1 b.25c LUX Hand Soap, reg. 4 for 29c, bath 3 fer 29c Jean Turner and Mrs. Ellen Turner of North Carolina, Ronald, Carol and Jeannie de MJB RICE PORK BEANS 2 for 21c Drew 300 can Neuf of New York; loving sis ter of Mrs. Eva Nickson of Petaluma. A native of Ra 28 oz.

pkg. 35c 48 bags 55c one in Petaluma was throwing their money away. 3r A LITTLE TOO LATE A woman drove her big car into Zimmerman's Union Service Station the other day and tooted for service. After sitting there a few minutes, without raising anyone, she drove away in disgust. I "1 11 11 1 T-1 TREE TEA cine, Wisconsin.

Aged 85 years TINY TOT BRISUNG SARDINES 25c Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Thursday, 1 1 tin 39c May 12, 1955, at 11 a.m. at the SPICED CHILI CON CARNE Mario MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, 6 oz. jar 1 .49 Instant Parent Funeral Chapel, 216 lne lady needn have been mad. the boys weren out on the grease rack shooting dice. The station was closed for Washington St.

Interment pri vatc. 12 oz. pkg. 35c 2fcr39c HYDR0X COOKIES Sunshine PRUNE PLUMS, 21 can Hunt's business and locked up a week before she arrived. 3r TEEN-AGE ROAD-E-O! HOPKINS In this city.

May 10th, 1955. Goldie May Hop i ciaiuuid win oe me scene or a i een-ge Ioad-e-o May 21, a number of people have asked us to tell them kins, the dearly beloved wife of Willett Hopkins of Petaluma. a little about this affair. the devoted daughter of the This Teen-Age Road-e-o will be sponsored by the local Try the train and ease the strain Enjoy a good night's sleep on oar 8nooli, diesel-powered train to Eureka. It's the easy, time-saving way to go.

Comfortable Pullman car with berths, bedrooms and a drawing room. Snack lounge. Coach service available, too, at low fares. For tickets, information, Pullman reservations, phone or call at any NWP station ticket office. late William and Alice F.

El liott, the loving sister of Mrs MEATS 1955 SPRING LAMB POT ROAST, young tender steer beef lb. 42c FRYERS, No. 1 fresh colored local lb. 49c Junior Chamber of Commerce, and it will be held at Kenil ri. TU A I I i i ne i een-Age roaci-e-5 was Dorn wnen a group Maude Matheson of Petaluma, Mrs.

Alma Struckman -of Mt. or jaycees gathered in bt. Paul, in 192 for a regular Ranch and William Elliott of Sacramento. A native of Rio Vista, California. A.

charter member and past president of Petaluma Auxiliary Nq. 43, lb. 39c lb. 49c GR. BEEF, fresh lean, all beef SPARE RIBS, small meaty U.S.W.V.

jaycee regional safety conference. In three short years the program has grown to be a major project among the 2,750 Jaycee chapters across the nation. It is designed to give the nation's young motorists an opportunity to prove and improve their driving habits and attitudes and to stimulate community activities in bigger and better high school driving education programs. Patterned aftec the National Truck Roadeo, the Teen-Age Road-e-o is one more positive contribution to the nation's traffic safety efforts. i ii t-i i T-i Friends are invited to attend the funeral at 2:00 p.rrf.

Thurs 2 lbs. for 19c cello Pak 25c 3 lbs. for 15c 2 for 19c Mill day. May 12th, 1955, from the Parent Funeral Chapel, 216 Washington Street. Entombment LAMB CHOPS, shdr.

choice milk lamb lb. 59c FRANKS lb. 45c I BACON lb. 49c ZUCCHINI, medium fancy CELERY HEARTS YELLOW ONIONS AVOCADOS, medium size GRAPEFRUIT, fancy JUICE ORANGES The Redwood Empire Route Cypress Hill Mausoleum. Skinless i Eastern full slices wur locai community roaa-e-o win go liKe tnis: nose a a a a a i a 3 for 19c I taking part will be given a written test on driving knowl edge.

There will also be a performance test in four ob stacle-tvpe exercises. aaaaaaaaaai a a a 2 doz. 49c The Teen-Age Road-e-o is the fastest erowintr Droiect of to a a a a a a a a a a Complete Line of Household Necessities Hardware, Plumbing Fixtures, Paints, Shellac, Point Thinner, Varnish, Brushes and Pet Food and Supplies. ROAD OILING for Dust Control SPRAY OIL for Chicken Houses Oil for Weed Control GARDEN SUPPLIES Check Our Stork BEDDING PLANTS Many Varieties a a Drive-in the Ja'cees. H- WE WONDER how many people know that Richard Kazaka, the 66-year-old ex-San Francisco prize fighter who broke into the headlines after dying from the result of having been pushed off a "street car in San Francisco, once fought in Petaluma under the name of Mantell.

A CENTURY LATER! Bob Mageetti found an 1855 American half dollar on East Street Sunday. This half dollar is in very good shape. Surprising when you remember it was made a hundred years ago. ELECTION TALK! At the present time Everett Auffrey is spending more time campaigning for the office of city councilman than any other two candidates put together. Looks like Auffrey is working very hard to overcome the handicap of not Linj aa eli known as some of the other 833 THIRD ST.

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