Ukiah News from Ukiah, California • Page 5

THE UKIAtf JIESii 4SoOBG ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. T. KuneraF sTrvices were Tuesday i During the past 15 years, afternomi at Boonville Community: she made her home in Uklah with per woi-d ...03 "Minimum 50 cents.

Subsequent Insertions Per word 02 Minimum, each insertion after first Insertion, 25 cents. MARK KING Sales Service HILLMAN-MINX MG automobiles FOK SAI.E— FOR SALE Muscovy Phone Ultiah 658. ducks. -29C FOR home by owner; nice lot, close In, lots of shade trees. Phone 1580-M.

N-15c SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATION WANTED John Wilson, designer and draftsman. 30 years architectural experience. 598 A Park bloulevard. Uklah. D-27p WANTED TO Furnished apartment or home for couple by Dec.

15 for approximately 3 month period. Contact Masorilto switchboard operator between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. N-29p MISCELLANEOUS- GO? S. state Phone HELP WANTE BOYS 12 years of age or older to cari'y Uklah News routes.

Need boys to sell on streets. Apply Uklah News. 106 N. School or phone 1340. HELP and part time Rawleigh dealer wanted for eastern Mendocino county.

For details phone Uklah 41-R-2. S-6tf HELP WANTED-MALE MEN A leading life, accldertt and health insurance company has ah opening in this area a man not over 45. No experience required. Complete training with leads furnished. Opportunity for good earnings and advancement.

See Mr. Banachowski Monday evening, Dec. 3, between 8 and 10 p. or Tuesday morning, Dec. 4, between 9 and 12 a.m.

at the Palace hotel, or write to Manager, 7th Floor, 105 Montgomery Street. San Francisco. N-29c Davis Appliances FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG HOOVER HOUSEHOLD COMMERCIAL Sales and Service The 101 Redwood Highway North Phone 690-J ALWAYS PLENTY OF SAFE, CONVENIENT PARKING church 9or Edmund Clow, of Philo, pioneer Valley resident, who died in a Uklah hospital Sunday. Carl Doss officiated at the services, with burial following in Boonville cemetery. Officers of Anderson Valley lOOF lodge conducted graveside rites.

Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clow, the deceased was born in Anderson Valley and spent his lifetime in ranching in that area. Mr. Clow leaves his wife, Mrs.

Elizabeth Clow, in the family home in Philo. Other survivors include two children, Opal Burke of Ukiah and Marion Clow of Philo; two brothers, William Clow of Philo and Cary Clow Of San Rafael; two sisters, Mrs. Ella Hogan of Bon- viUe and Mrs. Maggie McAbee of Larkspur, and four grandchildren. mortuary of Ukiah was in charge of funeral arrangements.

PRUDENCE ROSE Final rites were Tuesday from Bversole mortuary for Mrs. Prudence Leora Rose, 79, Uklah resident for the past 15 years, who died here at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leila Romer, Sunday. Interment was In Uklah lOOF cemetery, with Elbert Holland officiating at the services. Born in Byron, Contra Costa county, Mrs.

Rose was the daugh- her daughter. Her late husband, James Rose, preceded her in death 11 years ago in Ukiah. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Romer, Ukiah; Mrs. Otto Miller, and Mrs.

Wllma Newell, both of Oakland. also is survived by four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. IIOPLAND NEWS- ftoYfriricT Members of Elks Lodge No. 1728 will officiate at funeral services at Eversole mortuary Friday at 2 p. for Roy Hurt, 39, well known Ukiah contractor, who died of a heart attack Monday niorning at his home in Talmage.

Rev, Father Celestine Quinlan of St. Mary's Catholic church, will preside at graveside rites at Ukiah Catholic cemetery, where interment will be made. Former' owner of the mat on ivfain street, Mr. Hurt was born in Arkansas. He resided in this community 14 years.

In addition to his wife, Mrs. Rita Hurt of Talmage, he leaves a son, er. Due to the holidays, there will Otis Hurt, also of Talmage; three brothers, Otis of Uklah, Mancel of Body Card Pdrty Big Success; Girls and Lose Games, But A's Wiif BY RAMONA ABERT The card party given by the high school student body Saturday evening was a success financially as well as socially. The door prize went to Jimriiy Milone, and Mrs. Eva Rice won the turkey.

The funds from this party will be used toward new band capes and athletic uniforms. Hnpland high school traveled to Potter Valley Nov 21 to play basketball. The girls played a losing pame with Potter, 48 to X. The team also lost to the Potter Valley boys, 29 to 39, but their luck changed when the A team tnnk ball. Hopland won the A game 39 to 13.

IIopliuKi farm Center members and their families enjoyed their annual Thanksgiving dinner given at the high school. Nearly 100 people enjoyed this lovely meal, planned and served by a committee under Mrs. Jack Lee. A short business meeting was held after the dinner to elect officers for the coming year. President Joe Hartley was re-elected, Pete Rosetti was elected vice president, and Dorothy Abert, secretary-treasur- Legal Notices BROADDUS AND GOLDEN NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION FOR JUDGMENT- AND DECISION ASCERTAINING AND ESTABLISHING "THE UKIAH NEWS" AS A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION.

In Ihe Superior 'Court ol the Stole of California, in and for the County of fvfen- docino. No. 9048 WANTED Plowing or discing work with Ford tractor. Phone Willits 2563. Homer Bray.

D-29p hire logging trucks for long tei'm job, for heavy trucks. Witcher Logging Healdsburg, Calif. See John Hughes at Lytton Scales Shack. Also Truck drivers wanted. N-29c FOR FOR cabins, $50 monthly, utilities included.

Kitchen, bathroom, bedroom. Positively couples only. Telephone 117 after 5 p. m. S13-tf FOR RENT Upstairs room, steam heat and hot water.

Gentleman only. Phone 80-R. N-ltf FOR RENT Warehouse, 3,000 square feet, suitable for garage or storage space. Has railroad spur track. Call 65.

N-8c FOR RENT Warehouse, good condition, suitable heaviest load, 1,000 square feet. 731 South State. Phone 1385 TJ. N-8tf FOR 2 room furnished apartment for rent. Call at 146 Gibson before 3 p.m.

or phone 82. -29C FOR RENT 3 room furnished apartment with bath for couple. 413 W. Smith. N-29p FOE UKIAH GROUP of ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meets Every Sunday, 4 p.m.

at Ukiah City Hall Second Floor Anyone With an Alcoholic Problem Invited Address Any Inquiries Alcoholics Anonymous p. O. Box 85 Ukiah, California FOR fryers, 35c per p6und. Box 116, Redwood Valley. Phone 27-R-4.

aStfc FOR John Deere plow, new Superior Cover-Crop disc, cultivator type CC Cast tractor, new rubber and paint. Complete price $850. James Barnett, Napa, Calif. Ask information for phone number. N-29p FOR 1956nBuick Rivera.

beautiful 2 tone, below market price. Write Box Ukiah News. -13C Franchised Dealer for GENERAL" ELECTRIC Home Appliances Also Plumbing and Electrical Contractors We Sell, We Install, We Service No job Loo large or too small Cohen Davinn 119 Main Phone 933-W State Licensed Contractors In the Matter of the Proposed Ascertainment and Establishment of "The Ukiah News" as a Newspaper of General Cir- culalion. Notice is hereby given that Howard V. Latimer, manager of "The Ukiah News" has filed in the above.entltled court his verified petition praying that the court make its decision and judgment ascertaining and establishing that "The Ukiah News" is a newspaper of general circulation.

Said petitioner alleges in his petition, in substance, that "The Ukiah News'' has been established, printed, and published at regular Intervals for at least one year preceding the dale of the filing of said petition in the City of Ukiah, County of tvlendocino, State of California; that "The News'' is a newspaper of general circulation, publisTl- ed for the dissemination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, and that said newspaper has a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers. Notice is hereby further given upon the filing of said petition the above-entitled court directed that notice thereof be given, by publication for ten successive days in "The Ukiah News." to wit: In the weekly issues of November 29, 1951, December 6, 1951, and December 13, 1951, and fixing the fime when application would be made for this hearing. Notice is hereby further given that said etitioner will on the 14th day of Decem- er. 1951, at 10 o'clock A.M., or as soori thereafter as counsel can be heard, apply to the above-entitled court at the County Courthouse in Ihe City of State of California, for the order and relief 'prayed for in the aforesaid petition to which reference. Is HOWARD V.

LATIMER, Manager BROADDUS i GOLDEN Republican Press BIdg. 104 North School Street Ukiah. California ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER Nov. 29, Dec. 4.

13, 1951. Riverside, and Charles of Locust Grove, Okla. He also is survived by six sisters: Biota Creekmore, Vallejo; i Lizzy Driscol, Mvrtle Bingham and Alta Ball, all of Tulsa, Goldie Barber, Kansas City, Ella Smith, Excelsior Spring, and Dolly Hurt, Oakland. Mr. Hurt's father is Ernest Hurt of Locust Grove, Oltla.

The Ukiah contractor finished construction of the Ukiah Grange hall the first of this year. DANIEL L. PAKDINI Funeral services will be conducted by members of Uklah Elks Lodge No. 1728 at 2 p. m.

today at Eversole mortuai'y for Daniel L. (Danny) Pardini, 44, Navarro Hotel owner, who was killed i a head-on crash near Dlmmick Park on the Navarro highway Monday morning. A life-long resident of Mendocino county, Mr. Pardini was born in Greenwood. He was well known in this area as a sportsman and resort operator.

He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Herbert Eitner of Redwood City; a brother Earnest Pardini of Boonville; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Cole of Aituras, and one grandchild. He died enroute to a Fort Bragg hospital. be no regular meeting of the Farm Center in December.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foote and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pauli were guests at the dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hopiier are enjoying a two weeks' visit in Chico, where they plan to also do some hunting. Dave Henderson has returned from several days in Dixon, where he was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.

LOCAL LIVESTOCK AUCTION MART Dairy cows, $210 for a jersey. Drop calves, $32 a head. Veal, $35.25 per cwt. White face stock cows, $297.50 a head. Heavy bulls, $27 per cwt.

500 lb. purebred Angus heifci's, $357.50 a head. Common cows, $25.50 pel- cwt. Canner and cutter cows, $17 to $23.20 per cwt. Fat hogs $20 per cwt.

Feeder pigs, $21.20 per cwt. Fat sows, $16 per cwt. Grass fat lambs, $29.40 per cwt. Feeder lambs, $28.60 per cwt. Ewe lambs, $25.25 a head.

Aged ewes, $10.50 a head. Chicken feed horses, $3.80 per cwt. Harold Buckman. Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Gibson and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Gibson went to Sacramento Valley pheasant hunting over the weekend. Good luck was reported by all. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Boasley were among those who enjoyed pheasant hunting over the past week. Billy Kay Sullivan happily surprised his parents when he returned home after many months in Korean waters aboard the U. S. S. Glendale.

Hay Moritz, a shipmate of est'Rene Abert, spent the Thanksgiving holidays In the home of Mrs. Dorothy Abert. and Thanksgiving dinner was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lucchctti of Cloverdale, Mr.

and Mrs. Tlno ti i Tlanriv. An outstanding event was the chr.sccning party given in honor of baby Di.ana Lou Villeneuue, daughter of Airs. Carmen euue, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Felix Puccetti. Diana Lou was baptized in a white crepe christening a gift; of the godmother, the godparents being Mr. and Mrs. James Milone. Guests at the dinner that was a feature of the occasion included, besides Mr.

and Mrs. Milone, the following: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milone and daughters, Sandra and Linda; Delia Gibson, Mrs. Rosasco, Bill Rosasco.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Pool; four guests San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs.

Brunicardi, Emelio Puccetti and Robert GunsUicci, and three guests from Louise Garden and Gertie and Bert Williamson. Thursday, Nov. 29, Ukiah Nows PAGE Ffl MRS. KECOVEIJINO Mrs. Edith V.

A. Murphey of Covelo, and widely known in Ukiah and throughout the county, is reported as rapidly recovering from a recent accident' in which she suffered a broken wrist. Mrs. Murphey is a longtime newspaper correspondent and writer of special features. Vearinantyearoui you'll do well wilftthi COUNTY CRIME $200 Fine Levied in Justice Court On Ukiali Disorderly Conduct Complaint William E.

Ford of Ukiah pleaded guilty to charges of disorderly conduct Monday in Ukiah township court and was fined $200 or 40 days in jail by Judge Will Van Dyke. Ford'was ari-ested Hy'dity police on a citizen's complaint filed by Wallace Brown, also of Ukiah. The two men were engaged REAL ESTATE- WANT TO BUY Small down payment, balance like rent. Reliable. Write Box BC, Ukiah News.

m24tfp FOR weeks old Pomeranian puppies. Phone D-6c FOR oil heater in good condition. Suitable for office or lai-ge room. Has electric clock heat control. See at Ukiah Van and Storage or Donald Nassie 111.

W. Perkins. D-14c Investigations Special Police Guai'd and Watchman Service TITAN Detective Agency Phone 232 P. O. Box 395, Ukiah, Calif.

Business Opporlunities and Real Estate INCOME PROPERTY 8 New Units with Garage, Builtto Last, Low Up Keep, Steel Casement Windows, AH Electric, Good Location, Income $520 Month $15,000 3 BEDROOM HOME Exceptionally Well Built, Beautifully Landscaped, All Electric, Many Fine Features, Excellent Location, Close in $12,200 WILL FHA GOOD BUILDING LOTS With Water- $800 With Water, Good CARD OF THANKS HOME $1,900 Full Down 3-Room Incomplete on 1 Acre O. E. LONG REALTY Long Acres, So. Hwy. 101 Opposite 668-W in a fight in front of the Fd'est club Sunday night when police broke up the melee.

Ford resisted arrest and was nabbed by the police four blocks away. NON-SUPPORT Floyd Edward Wright, 28, of Covelo, is scheduled to appear in superior court Pi'iday at 2 p. to answer charges of non-support of his minor children. He is in county jail on $1,000 cash bail or $2,000 bail bond. AUTO THEFT An 18-year-old San Francisco youth was arrested in the bay city last week and will appear in superior court here Friday afternoon to answer charges of auto theft.

He is in county jail, and bail is set at $1,000 cash or $2,000 bond. DRUNK DRIVING Vincent Ray Thompson, 45, of Ukiah, was fined $250 or ordered to spend 50 days in county Jail Monday after he appeared in justice court and was found guilty of drunk driving by Judge Will Van Dyke. Settlement of New Hampshire began in 1623 at Portsmouth and Dover. FOR SALE OR room home on 50x120 lot, good condition, natural gas, water. Located Keyes, Calif.

Will sell or trade. AI Caudle, 753 N. State, Ukiah. D-13p LlVESrOCK AVCTIOISI Every Tuesday Sales ftaliirday Phone 690-W for Information and Truck Service Ukiali Auction IN GRATEFUL appreciation to all our friends for the many expressions of love and sympathy extended us in the loss of our beloved husband and father, Ray Dunham. Mrs.

Emma Dunham, Miss Lillian Dunham. -29C REAL ESTATE- HOME FOR SALE! Owner leaving town. Attractive, all electric, 5-room home, hardwood floors, plus utility room, lawn, redwood fence, Ukiah's nicest section. PHONE 1510-R STROUT SELLS COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Eastern buyers arriving. List your property today.

Our 51st year. Offices coast- to-coast. See, phone or write Mrs. Molie M. Davis, Associate, Strout Realty, 757 South State street, Ukiah, California.

Phone 648-W. Jul-12tf 24-Hour SerVici Tires iCar Washinf DiAVIS SHELL SERVICE Sfate and Heiiry Ph. 517 MENDOCINO COUNTY'S FINEST Used Car Values Prices Slashed! 7 DAY CLEARANCE SALE 48 STUDE LC. OD, Was 1495 Now 1395 47 BUICK Sedanette, 1395 1295 40 DODGE 4-Dr. Custom, 1135 1035 41 CHEV 2-Door 505 465 41 STUDE Ch.

345 275 41 FORD 5-P. Coupe 295 225 39 STUDE Comm. 4-Dr 245 195 40 NASH 4-Door 195 95 40 FOKD 2-Door 195 38 4-Door 195 95 35 wm IMi Ton FB 15 AttNOW Forrest Hughes STUDEBAKER 585 N. Phone 212 Ukiah, California Dr.andMriMeese Reported Better Dr. and Mrs.

RobeVt A. Meese, injured in a weekend automobile accident Nov. 10, in which one Ukiah high school girl was killed, are reported "both improving" at, Santa Rosa Memorial hospital, ac- manager of the Elk Lumber com- 7:30 Club Sets Benefit Bazaar For Choir Robes The 7:30 club of the Presbyterian church will hold a bazaar Dye. 7 and 8 at 206 North School street (the former Jardine Insurance office north of Savings Bank)) The special feature of the bazaar will be a Christmas giff table of an attractive assortment of gifts "to make real all wishful thinking." Mrs. George Porter, general chairman of the bazaar, requests "All those having donations tor the bazaar, please bring them to 206 North School street, Dec.

6." Funds received from sales will go toward the purchasing of choir robes for the church's fast growing choir. 'Wonderful Time' On Vacation, Scotts Report Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Scott and their daughter, Mrs. Harry Roberts, have just returned from 16-day vacation which they spent at Elk, their old home on the coast. The family had a wonderful time visiting and being entertained by old friends and for 31 years. For 28 years Mr. Scott was forms of fire, marine and casualty insurance and fidelity and surety bonds.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD ACCIDENT AND INDEMNITY COMPAH) W. J. Mellis RESIDENT AGENT 301 Scott St. Phone 609 Ukiah, California 51. Specials November-December Hormone Plus One Bottle fo Hand Lotion 6 oz.

Bot. Reg. Price $1.50 Beauty Kit Regular Price $7.95 Eau de Cologne or Flowers i India Cologne I Price $1.25 ObrCl Ono Bottle paradise for Two Cologne or Spring Revue Cologne Regular Price SI SO Plastic Cnps One of eacli or Two for PLUS TAX Money pne! BERLIN'S PHARMACY store Ilflurs: 9 a.m. to 8 p. Ukiah Phone 157 We GiveS Green Stamps For Neon Signs and Service CALL NEON TUBE-LITE CO.

COLLIOCT WILLITS 7J31 FIRST IN SERVICE QUALITY L. M. Elledge Owner 23 YEARS EXPEIIIENCE FULLY INSIJKED 423 E. San Francisco Avenue Willits, California cording to officials yesterday. Dr.

Meese, 28-year-old denti.st, wtio recently began practicing in Ukiaii, driver of a nortlibound car on Highiway 101, near Squaw RocK swerved to avoid a tiead-on crash with a car driven by Marvin Russell Childers, 19, of Ukiah. The cars collided and Dorothy Childers, 17, sister of the car's driver, died as a result of injuries. Dr. and Mrs. Meese and young Chi'ders were injured.

Mrs. Meese was considered in condition when she and her husband were taken to the Santa Rosa hospital. Childers was talten to the Mendocino county hospital, where he was treated toi' a broken back and internal injuries. Mrs. Meese is reported "doing nicely" by hospital officials, who report that while is out of critical condition, her injuries are still serious.

pany, while at the same time taking active part in community affairs of civic worth to Elk. While on the coast they were dinner guests of May, Flora and Colle IBuchanan at the Distolle restaurant in Point Arena. ROOFING since Phones: Office, 102 531 Herman Permanent Employment As TELEPHONE OPERATORS No experience necessary. You will be paid while you learn. As a beginner, you can earn from to $180 or more per on your assignment.

Regular and frequent increases. Interesting and essential work in pleasant surroundings. If you are between 18 and 40, come in between 8:30 and 4:30 and let us talR it over. Ask to see: MISS ANDERSON 180 West Church Street Ukiah, California PACIFIC TELEPHONE Are You Bothered FOR- Control and Extermination of Ants and All Garden and Household Pests Termite Inspection and Control Spraying of Ornamenfai Shrubs WE EXTERMINATE PESTS Phone SANTA ROSA 949-M COLLECT LAIZURE and WILLIAMS Tcrmlti! and Pest Control 2940 Redwood Highway South SANTA ROSA, "CALIFORNIA VACfflOHs In Mendocino and Lake Counties Tlic West's Wonilerhind BIG FIR LODGE New Trailer Space Housekeeping Cabins and Sleeping Cabins WEEKLY RATES Soft Drinks Beer Gasoline 4 South of Willits, Miles Nortli of Ukiali, On 101 "IW THE TllElJS I'hone WllIitB NANCK'S Hot Springs Mud, Steam and Sulphur Baths New De Luxe Hotel Apartments Nance's Inc Phono Culisloga 211 CuliNtogu, California Var the Best in Food and Drink THE BIG OAKS Featuring Family Style FHENCII and ITAMAN DINNKUS Enjoy your dinner in a pleasant' atmo.spherc Lorene MeKeel at the Han. mond Orjr-n playing your requests Por Ueservatlons I'lione Uklah Wirt 0 Miles North of Ukiah on 101 von A PICKFICCT AND DIFFIORKNT VACATION Visit the Flying Sky Ranch 15 Milo- Prom Willits.

Plan. Ranch Meals. Dancing, Swimming, Pishing Air Strip on Grounds Open to Murge and Frank Boas, Ileurat Phono WilltU 4440.