Ukiah News from Ukiah, California • Page 9

Your Shopping DIRECTORY trade these Itelidbte MerchanH Get the flest for Your Shopping Oollar Appliances rRIGIDAIKE MAYTAG Household Commercial Sales and "Service DAVIS APPLIANCES Always Plenty of Free Parking Tlie 101 Redwood Highway North Ukiah Phone 690-J Automobiles BUICK and CMC TRUCKS Front End Alignment, Wheel Balance, Motor Service WEBER BUICK COMPANY Ukiah 401 South State St. Ph. 14H Bakery Known for, Our.Home Leavcncr CAKES AND PASTRY For Any Occasion AKLENKS BAKKRY 344 N. State St. Phono 1336-W Beauty Shops ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling, Permanent Waving Elsie Jenkins, Proprietress 205 No.

Oak St. Phone 218 Across From the Post Office PALACE BEAUTY SHOPPE Where Smart Women Shop for Greater Loveliness Offering Complete Beauty Service Open Tues-Fri. Eves, Appointment Palace Hotel Building Ukiah Phone 518 Ceramics Glazes Firing Free Instruction Ceramic Supplies Greenware KLYNG CERAMICS Lorinc lilyng, I'roprictor Kvood Hwy. So. Ukiah, Ciflif.

'ute 1, Box 72 Phone 53-J-l Chain Saw TITAN CHAIN SAW SHOP SMsi AND 24-Hours 216 E. Standley, back bus depot Phdile Ukiah UKIAH KNIFE AND SAW WORKS Band Saw, Circular Saw, Knife Grinding, Hammering, Welding 270. East Smith St. Ph. 1098-W Dairy and Poultry Goforths Dairy and Poultry Distributors A FULL LINE.OF Dressed Poultry Eggs Cheese Slow Cured Hams and Bacon S.

State Phone 478-R Ukiah Dining and Dancing DINE AND DANCE In Our Beautiful Lounge Overlooking Clear Lake At the AURORA CLUB DUncing, Entertainment Nightly Giggle Royce, Em Cce Nice, Lake County, Ph. Nice 9925 In and Anita Bassctt's Rendezvous On Beautiful Clear Lake Dancing DeLu.xe Dinners Cocktail Lounge Fish From Pic No charge for tie-up Phono 9983 Lakeport Brooktrails Guest Ranch Horseback Riding, Dining Room, Cocktail Lounge Banquets and Special Parties Marie and Eddie Anderson 2 Miles From Willils Phone Willits 7271 fou'll Enjoy Your Visit at the VUMG4lif (T Featuring FINE CHICKEN and PRft-WN DINNERS Also Trailci- Space On Hwy 20 2Vi Miles West Clear Lake Oaks- Phone and Cocktail Hou Have Been Looking for and Talmage'fcoad jjhone Ukiah, Calif. mm illW JPvcry Saturday Night Ik Operated LeRoy Smith 5 Utiles South of Hopland 5 Miles North of Cloverdale REDWOOD Electrical Radio Service Electric Motor Sales Service Maintenance Service, Electric Contracting, Work Guaranteed, Pickup and INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC Redwood hi-way no. 23 Marlin Ukiah 113-W Willits 2315 Expert Service on Home Radio Auto Radio Television Large Stock of Parts and Tubes RADIO SERVICE CO. 709 So.

State Phone 1524-J Garages Real Estate Redwood Valley Garage Automotive Maintenance Welding Brazing General Repair Work Battery Service L. W. STANCELL, Prop. Ph. Ukiah Valley O.

E. LONG REALTY Business Opportunities and Real Estate Brokers Long Acres, So. Highway Opposite Airport Office Phone 668-W Residence Phone 1413-M Gift Shop Gift Shop LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH LEE B. WILSON and ASSOCIATES Ukiah 570 North State St. Phone 980 Giving or Getting CARGO HOUSE Will Be prouds to Serve You Add a Touch of Loveliness With a New Lamp Shade 101 Hwy.

So. of Town, Phone 7e8-J Ukiah LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH LEE B. WILSON and ASSOCIATES Ukiah 570 North State St. Phone 980 Giving or Getting CARGO HOUSE Will Be prouds to Serve You Add a Touch of Loveliness With a New Lamp Shade 101 Hwy. So.

of Town, Phone 7e8-J Ukiah Giving or Getting CARGO HOUSE Will Be prouds to Serve You Add a Touch of Loveliness With a New Lamp Shade 101 Hwy. So. of Town, Phone 7e8-J Ukiah Redwood Shingles Insurance Redwood Shingles Insurance UKIAH SHINGLE CO. Manufacturers of Redwood Shingles "SHINGLES THAT LAST" N. JACOBSEN, Manager Route 1, Box Phone Ukiah 1539-J INSURE WITH JAUDLVK INSUKANCE Ukiah LE15 B.

WILSON and ASSOCIATES 570 X(irth State St Phone OHO UKIAH SHINGLE CO. Manufacturers of Redwood Shingles "SHINGLES THAT LAST" N. JACOBSEN, Manager Route 1, Box Phone Ukiah 1539-J INSURE WITH JAUDLVK INSUKANCE Ukiah LE15 B. WILSON and ASSOCIATES 570 X(irth State St Phone OHO Laundrys Cleaners Resorts Laundrys Cleaners BONANZA SPRINGS A Bonanza of Health, Happiness and Good Times P. O.

Box 236 Lower Lake, Lake Coimty Phone Bonanza Springs Free Plastic Bag With Every Sweater Cleaned Master Cleaners and Dyers 195 Seminary Ave. Phone 404 BONANZA SPRINGS A Bonanza of Health, Happiness and Good Times P. O. Box 236 Lower Lake, Lake Coimty Phone Bonanza Springs Free Plastic Bag With Every Sweater Cleaned Master Cleaners and Dyers 195 Seminary Ave. Phone 404 Eel River Park and Lodge Ideal for Fun, Relaxation Fishing, Hunting, Swimming, Hiking, Boating, Cocktails, Dinners Cabins on Monthly Rates Eel River Park, Lodge, Box 112 Potter Phond 7843 LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Pickup and Delivery Service LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS North State Phone 1104 Eel River Park and Lodge Ideal for Fun, Relaxation Fishing, Hunting, Swimming, Hiking, Boating, Cocktails, Dinners Cabins on Monthly Rates Eel River Park, Lodge, Box 112 Potter Phond 7843 LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Pickup and Delivery Service LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS North State Phone 1104 RIVER BEND On Highway 101 Just 5 Miles Soutli of Hopland FUN and DANCING Every Saturday Night For Fishing See LeRoy Smith Do Your Laiuidry the Easy Way Self Service WASHING DRYING IRONING THE 30 LAUNDRY 347 N.

Main St. Phone 1497 RIVER BEND On Highway 101 Just 5 Miles Soutli of Hopland FUN and DANCING Every Saturday Night For Fishing See LeRoy Smith Linoleum Restaurzuits Cafes BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO. Featuring a Complete Line of Armstrong Linoleum and Asphalt Tile Install it Yourself and Save FREE ESTIMATES North Highway, Ukiah, Ph. n24-J The BEST in Things You Like to Eat Try Us When in Redwood Valley REDWOOD VALLEY SNACK BAR Liquor Stores Sewing Machines UKIAH LIQUOR STORE BEER WINE LIQUORS Free Delivery 202 South State St. Phone 761 JOHNSON'S Sewing Machine Center Pfaff Domestic Sewing Machines Maytag Washing Machines Sewing, Washing Machine and Appliance Repairs 362 N.

Slate, Ukiah, 1370-J Nursery and Florist Sheet Metal Now Is the Time to Brighten Up tho Home With Dish Garden and Planter Lamps Ukiah's Down Town Florist SHADY LAWN NURSERY and FLORIST 345 North State St. Ph. 1118-J Ukiah Sheet Metal Shop Manufacturer of Everything in Sheet Metal Warm Air Heating Air Conditioning J. B. BRADSHAW, Prop.

112 W. Ukiah, Ph. 358-J Office Equipment Shopping Center Headquai'ters for Office Equipment Typewriters Adding Machines Olfice Furniture EMPIRE OFFICE MACHINES CO. Kermit and Elsie Brown 325 N. Slate St.

Phone 144 Shopping Center Headquai'ters for Office Equipment Typewriters Adding Machines Olfice Furniture EMPIRE OFFICE MACHINES CO. Kermit and Elsie Brown 325 N. Slate St. Phone 144 TRADE AT Redwood V. Shopping Center General Merchandise Hardware General Electi-ic Appliances Work Clothes Gladys and Koy Williams Redwood Valley Ph.

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School, Ukiah, Phone 8S2-W dent tickets purchased by the Redwood Valley P-TA. They were accompanied by Mrs. Ethyl Hinds, who this month had the use of the adult ticket presented to the organization by Mrs. Clara Butow. before she left for Alaska with her children to join hei- navy husband, Commander Ernest Butow, now stationed there.

Qiuwlcs on the mail route this week was Roy Bieaull. one of those who as mail carrier for Ibis area. 'P'lcre is no indication, however, that the post will be his permanently. The futiu'e of the mail route and the identity of the official mail carrier are uncertain. Charles Jorlies is recovering from injui'ies sustained to a hand when he made a slip while using a power saw at his shop here.

s. John Snyder is lepoited seriously ill with a rare uilmenl, and is not responding to the medical treatment given her so far. She has been failing steadily fur many weeks. She is the sisier of T. b.

a I Redwood Valley rancher, and the mother of a laige family, Much concern is felt for hei i-csidents of the valley. Hill ISedner has been returned to his home after being hospitalized with a serious illness. Although well on the road to I'ccovery. he still requires the care of a nurse. Mr.

and iMrs. I'diciano aie the parents of a baby girl, boin last week. She is the sixth child of the couple. That lung time man of niy.stcry Archibald H. Wooley, known for yeai-s as the hermit of Redwood Valley, is almost hi)nself again.

Several months ago the aging man was brought down froiu his isolated cabin by member.s o( the sheriff's office, and taken by Parent-Teacher Unit Dad Is Named Chairman of Membership Committee BV BETTY FOKD lUembcrs af the Redwood Valley Parent-Teacher association met at the Redwood Valley elementary school last Fi'i- day night. It was most gratifying to note the number of fathers present, and the active part they are playing in the work of the organization. Fathers will have their own membership chairman from this meeting forward. Appointed by President Leo Bleler, he is Woodrow White, We look for fine results from the work he plans. School Principal Francis Ebert presented his plan to design a "Community Calendar," which will list all the dates of community projects, public meetings and social affairs open to the community throughout the year.

Many times in the past, plans of the various organizations have overlapped and through no fault of participants. It has been voted that Mr. Ebert prepare the calendar and that it will be presented to all other organizations in the valley for their approval and any additional suggestions they wish to make. Progi-am Chairman Beulah Powell presented an unusually thought- provoking film, "And Then There Were Four," dealing with the dangers risked in every-day driving by all. A story of ordinary people in all walks of life, doing ordinary things, the tale began as the story of five persons and ended with four.

It wasn't a pretty ending, with the mother of two children dying in the flames of an overturned car. Following the meeting cake and coffee were sei-ved by refreshment committee members. Opal Covert, chairman; Ruth Bettencourt, Bertha Yarbrough. Norris Haig, Ava Peterson and Louise Reed. Winner of the attendance banner for this month was Frank Bettencourt.

of many residents of both Redwood Valley and Calpella were this week being concentrated on the coming "Community Halloween Carnival," to be held at the Redwood Valley elementary school Saturday night, Oct. 27, at 8 p. m. Conducted i a i I for the children of the valley, fun for all is promised. It is to be remembered that, no Halloween celebration other than this is to be held here, and no childhood is quite complete without the thrills and chills, mischief and make-believe of Halloween.

Do not plan merely to bring the children, plan to make a night of it and join in the fun. Your support is needed and so are you. Also coming up this weekend is that all-important open meeting to be held Friday night, Oct. 26, at 8 p. at the Redwood Valley Grahge hall.

Walter Severance, Mendocino county road commissioner, the hoai'd of supervisors, as well as sevei-ai othei' county public officials, are expected to be pie- sented. Those urged to attend include a.l) riesidents of this avca. Grange members or otherwise. Three important matters arc to be aired at that time. Namely, the county zoning ordinance now being planned by the board of supervisors, the section of load running directly through the Coast Plywood Mill, which is located between Calpella and Redwood and Redwood Valley's thi'eat- ened mail route.

These problems are of such natiu'e as to affect every resident of the valley and of the town of Calpella. It is most important that all attend. Ilunie from a suoccssful weekend hunting trip in Trinity county are Joe Borgna and Clarence Kclton of this valley and Art Bradley of Ukiah. The trio brought back two fine bucks. a week here at the home of Mrs.

Amy Winsby was Mrs. Hazel Cassellas, widow of Dr. Toy Cassellas, who made her home here with her husband unld his death some time ago. She is now a resident of Santa Cruz. He has returned to her home after pausing for a short stay in various bay area cities.

Spending a five-day slay in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Trowbridge last week were Mr. and Mrs. James Mathews of Oakland.

Known to his close friends as "Jazzbow," Mr. Mathews has been a hot drummer for many years and is active in musical circles in Oakland. iMiiking a flying trip to Oakland was Lee Trowbridge, who attended a banquet given in honor of Inspector of Police Emil Ham. of that city, upon his Ham and 'I'rowbridge worked together befoi'e the latler's retirement from the force. Haiu will continue his career as an investigator in Tacoma, Wash.

Guest of honor at last week's lop social affair held heie. was Mrs. Robert Wold, the fiirmer Josephine Cassella. A bridal shower wus conducted for her tho Redwood Valley Grange hall by Anne Trowbridge and Hazel Lillrell. A table piled high with gifts giccted the recent bride upon her airival.

Many of them were sent by friends imable to attend. Cards were played during the early part of the evening. The dining room of the Grange hall was most attractively decorated for the supper served at the close of the evening. One of the most unusual cakes this writer has ever seen stood at Iho place of guest of honor. One of the many served, which was designed and baked by co-hostess.

Hazel LiUrell, it represented a lovely girl, clad in hoopskirts, her gown lavish with roses made of frosting and a bridal bouquet in her arms. II a pity to cut it. Those attending were Doll Born- hiem, Hazel Muir, Hulda Simmons, Gladys Williams. Mina Edna Schmill, Jean Shields. Liela Bryant, Agnes Coble.

Bellv Kiirlis. Dorothy Arnold. Belle Breault. Ellen Lindley, Irene Boyd, Patty Babcock, Ruth Rochester, Patterson. KM la Maurer.

Belly Forrl and SJiem- Crockett. cons were The Two music students attending this month's concert con- dueled in Ukiah by the CouununiLy Concerl association, using the slu- ambulanrc to tho coimty hospital in what was believed to be a dying condition. Time passed and the incident was almost forgotten. This week, however, the hermit of Redwood Valley wus from again. He is alive, very much so.

A resident of the valley had a telephone call from him a.sking if ho might come and pick grapes. After all his years of living as a hermit far back in the hills the comparative comfort of the cotmty hospital does not appeal to him in tho least. The general idea is to get out. far out, where he can feel the heat of the and the bile of the wind in his face. County authorities do not agree, however, with that idea, il was reported, despite his present improved health.

He is still in the county hospital. '9j Iflimer HJSttcii, home from the bay area this week on a slioil visit brought good news. The daughter was sli-icken almost a year ago with polio, and has since lived in an iron lung, will soon be able to leave the hospital where she has been a patient. Guests In tSe home of Mr. and Mrs.

Rov included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyn- lon. foi'mei' resuio.iLS i now make their home in Portland, Ore. They are the foi'mor owners of the popular Broolctiails le.soil, near Willits, and have a friends here in the valley.

The couple stopped hero enruulc to their Portland home from "a loui- of Ihe nalion which look them along the Atlantic seaboard and thi-ough the southern stales. Friday, Oct. 19, the Redwood Valley Red Devils luet the Hopland elementary in their first home game played this season and were defeated 54 to 12. The first two quHi'ters were sided football in favor of The score at the half standing jit 40 lo 6. The Rod Devils railiod slightly in llie second half, holil- ing Hopland lo two touchdowns, scorin.g one themselves.

Frank Ri- retli scored bolh louchdowus fur the home team, oach making rim.s of more than 4U Gary played outstanding defensive fiiotball throughout I game, it was his game of tho season. Starling Imoiip for the game was Lee Miller, I.e.; Forest Jack N'orris. r.o.; George I Thursday, Oct. 25, Ukiah News PAGE THREE Pennio, f.b.; Adlen Slay, l.h., and I thp Paulson household. The child.

Frank Ricetli, r.li. Jiinics Uecd wood workshop instructor at the Redwood Valley elementaiy school, informs us that work in the shop is prograssing nicely. Tho hoys have been engaged in doing a paint job on the inside of the building and putting various tools inshape. on projoct.s will begin soon. Leo Ilyan joiu'neyod to San Francisco last week to attend the annual banquet cimducted by Branch 88 of the National Association of weighing 0 pounds and 11 ounces, has been named Margrel Ellen.

She is the fourth child of Mr. and Mrs. Paulson and the 12lh grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Ryan.

That record will not stand long, however. Mrs. Ryan informs us that grandchild number 13 is expected lo arrive shoitly after the first of the year. IHMSELI What ilo you think my bed. I foimd imdcr Postal Supervi.sors those Waiting to give me a scare Iheir number who have retired from active service.

TIUKSO retiring during the past year were iion- ored gtU'sts. and wore placed at a special table. 'I'lioy were referred I as "Jimiin- Oldtiuu'rs," r. Ryan was one of that number. The affair was hold at Lucca located in San Francisco's inloi-- nalional setllement.

Those present expressed regret that John F. Postmaster of San Fianciscu unable lo attend due to illness. JM Leo has icturnod from week's Slav at the home of I her daughter and son-in-law. Mi-, and Mrs. A.

H. Panlscin in Castro Valley. Mrs. Ryan lundo tho jnur- ney to euro for her diiughlor following the birth CJI' a now bal.iy in Wlu'n 1 tiu-nod out the light to prepare for the night, liut a hiding there. H(- ilu- most curious rubber I face, I And his hat? goodness knows I where ho found it.

Hb Wore an old sheet that didn't quite meet. So he'd fastened a ribbon around Jl. He was armed with a flashlight 1 thought I'll FQV a moment 1 stood paralyzed Then tliat giggled when I grabbed it. il wiggled It was only iiiv Johnnv. disguised.

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