Sonoma West Times and News from Sebastopol, California • 7

-SONOMA COUNTY BUSINESS REVIEW- All the goods, services and recreation needs are available for STREBUILT ANTENNA SYS- SANTA ROSA SAW SHOP you right here in Sonoma County either in your own community or in nearby Santa If you haven't found what you are looking for here in the nearby area then just try looking a little harder. We have it. This department was written and edited by a tive of this newspaper as he saw conditions. We wish to thank those citizens who helped make this section possible. MENS FINE TAILORING By Frank Weidner, Owner Of all the businesses in the area we can think of, popular with the public from Santa Rosa and also the other communities nearby, one of the most important and popular ones is Mens Fine Tailoring By Frank Weidner, located at 2410 Midway Drive in Santa Rosa.

This fine business is located in Montgomery Village and parking is never a problem. This business is owned and operated by Frank Weidner, and is the headquarters for complete custom tailoring and as well as reweaving. Frank will handle your material with the fine and precise care he has come to be known for all over the Santa Rosa area, as well as Sonoma county. Frank Weidner is well-experienced in his field, with over 25 years of experience, and this experience and desire to continually add to the emphasis on service for his customers is accountable for a large measure of his success. Businesses like Mens Fine Tailoring play an important part in helping make Santa Rosa the important business center it has become.

We are pleased to mention Frank Weidner and his business in our special review, and to recommend them to our readers. For futher information call Frank at 542-0142. GENTES INTERIORS BILL JUDY GENTES, Owners The beauty of the home is enhanced greatly by the addition of fine, quality carpeting, with the service from Gentes Interiors. This beauty is brought to its fullest, because they are complete interior outfitters, going beyond just the carpeting business. Gentes Interiors serves the customers all over Sonoma County, customers who have come to depend on them for assistance in planning the entire decor of the home.

This includes floor materials, draperies, shades, and other related materials. When they finish planning, or helping you personally with your plans, you will see beauty that will make you feel like you live in a new home. The installation is neatly done, and they feature quality workmanship as well as quality products. You can stop in at Gentes at 2445 Bluebell Drive when you are nearby or they will come to your home and show you samples if you prefer. We have many reliable companies in Sonoma County, serving with quality work and quality products.

Gentes Interiors is one of them. You can call for information at 546-1000. ACTION PLUMBING AND HEATING FLOYD CRANE, Owner Action Plumbing and Heating is one of the most active businesses serving all of Santa Rosa as well as neighboring towns in the building trades fields. Floyd Crane is the proud owner of this fine service and is located at 55 Mountain View Avenue. Floyd is the headquarters for complete plumbing and heating maintenance and repairs on water heaters, furnaces, thermostats, sinks, valves, and toilets.

No job is too large and no job is ever small enough to refuse. Floyd Crane is well experienced in his field and is efficient in every area of work he does. Action Plumbing and Heating offers emergency service seven days a week, with no extra charge for overtime, nights, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. We are pleased to include Floyd Crane in our review and to recommend him for any plumbing or heating job you have to be done. For further information call Action Plumbing and Heating at 542-2525 or in Sebastopol call 823-9191.

RELIABLE HARDWARE and STEEL COMPANY RICHARD RICE, Owner As one of the older professional and creative-type businesses of Santa Rosa, Reliable Hardware and Steel Company has gained the respect of Sonoma County residents for many years. This business is located at 345 West College Avenue, in Santa Rosa. Reliable Hardware and Steel Company is operated by Richard Rice and is the headquarters for industrial wholesale steel bars, sheets, plates, cold rolled shafting, as well as nuts, bolts, screws and washers. Richard Rice has gained new customers and friends with his friendly and complete hardware and steel company. Besides carrying all of those other fine products they a also carry quality electrical tools such as, Milwaukee, and Black and Decker.

Reliable Hardware and Steel Company will fill your every hardware and steel order with the finest products and fast, efficient, and friendly service. We congratulate Richard Rice on the continued excellent operation of his fine Reliable Hardware and Steel Company. For further information drop by and see Richard at 345 West College Avenue or call 545-7822. And remember you can rely on Reliable Hardware and Steel Company. ADAM AND EVE HAIR SCULPTURES CHON BROWN, Owner Adam and Eve Hair Sculpture has the reputation as a fine hair styling center for men and women in the Santa Rosa area.

Chon Brown is the proud owner of this well established business located at 1922 Armory Drive. Chon has four other qualified stylists, Bev, Jean, Pam, and Linda working with her at her shop. The stylists at Adam and Eve Hair Sculpture feature hair cutting, blow waving, permanents, expert color matching and use the well known Red Ken hair care products. Chon carries the line of Red Ken acid balance, organic protein products for her customers home use, as well as handling many of the other hair care products on the market. For you Santa Rosa Junior College students with student body cards, Adam and Eves Hair Sculptures offers a special discount.

We are pleased to include Chon Brown and her business in this special review and recommend Adam and Eve Hair Sculptures to our readers. Stop in or call for an appointment at 546-8660. Adam and Eve Hair Sculptures are first on earth with fine hair case, for you today. THE TIMES 7 Thursday, Sept. 25, 1975 cooking class set TEMS DAVE STREBEL, Owner In paying tribute to some of the more experienced men in the various trades and professions i in Santa Rosa and vicinity, we would be remiss in our duty should we fail to include Dave Strebel, owner of Strebuilt Antenna Systems, at 4380 Hall Road.

Dave has twenty five years of experience: and fine quality service on long cable transmission work. It is a combination of technical skill, and business ability that has raised Dave to a position of leadership in his field, with work that has come to be known for its quality. No job is too difficult for him, and the small jobs receive the same precise care and attention that the larger jobs require also. Dave will service antenna systems for apartments, motels, mobile home parks, ranches, and estates. This company is headquarters for complete antenna service, whether it is designing, installation, or repair, and the owner's background contributes much to the reputation of the business and its popularity.

We are pleased to mention Dave Strebel and his business in our special review, and to recommend his services to our many readers. For information, call Dave at 545-3050. SUNSET BARBER SHOP FRANK HARDEN, Owner We wish in this special business review, to bring the attention of our readers to the well earned position that Frank Harden and his assistant barbers have reached in the business life of Santa Rosa. During the time Frank has operated the Sunset Barber Shop, he has made many friends with his customers because of his friendly and efficient service. Frank Harden and his assistants Kit Sittner, Lee Clem, and Allen Navarro deserve the confidence which the people of the community have in them, and they continue to maintain a fine standard with high quality hair cuts.

Frank also offers a discount of seve cents to all of his senior citizen customers. The Sunset Barber Shop is located at 2212 Cleveland A venue in Santa Rosa. We are privileged to mention Frank Harden owner of the Sunset Barber Shop in this review and wish Frank and his assistants many more years of continued success. For more information call Frank at 545-4098. ACME LOCK SHOP TOM and KATHLEEN EVANS, Owners The shop at 877 2nd Street in Santa Rosa becomes more popular each week and Tom and Kathleen Evans are the largest reason for this popularity.

Tom and Kathleen are specialists in their field and will give whatever job you have their fullest attention. Acme Lock Shop is the fine business we are speaking of in this review. Acme Lock Shop has complete lock oriented work, from installations and repairing as well as selling locks and changing safe combinations for commercial residential safes. Tom and Kathleen handle all general locksmithing and they offer one of the finest services in the Santa Rosa area in lock and combination work. The Evans have been in the lock business for many years, which is another of the many reasons you can rely on Acme Lock Shop for the finest quality work.

So if you have any problems along the line of locks and safe combinations call Tom and Kathleen Evans at 546-2514, you're sure to get the best they have to offer. STREBELS GARAGE JACK STREBEL Owner Having a well earned reputation for reliability, quality and a complete knowledge of the garage business, Jack Strebel owner of Strebels Garage, has added to the stature of Santa Rosa as a commercial service headquarters. At the same time Jack yearly builds his own reputation in his profession as one of the more proficient men in the specialized auto services in all of Sonoma County. Jack's business is located at 985 Piner Road and he offers such car services as mufflers, tailpipes, brakes, tune-ups, and engine overhauls. Stebels Garage has been in operation since 1928, and is one of the finest in the car repair service found in the area of Sonoma County.

Jack and the other members ofthe Strebels mechanic staff ofer their customers fast, quality service, no matter what the size of the job may be. For efficient and fast service for your car, drop by at Strebels Garage or call Jack at 545-5815 for appointments or further information. SUTCLIFFES SPORTING GOODS NORMAN SUTCLIFFE, Owner Do you consider yourself a true sportsman? If the answer is yes, then the place for you to shop is at Sutcliffes Sporting Goods in Santa Rosa. Sutcliffes Sporting Goods is one of the largest headquarters for the sportsman in the Santa Rosa area. Sutcliffes has every things for the hunter or fisherman, with products like reloaders and accessories, archery sets and everything along the line of fishing tackle.

For you individual athletes as well as for the schools, Sutcliffes is also the complete headquarters for all sports supplies needed for football, tennis, basketball, track and field, seimming, wrestling and many, many more. Sutcliffes also carries name brand shoes such as Converse, Tiger and Puma just to name a few. So what ever your sporting supply needs may be, indoors or outdoors, depend on Sutcliffes Sporting Goods. For further information give owner Norman Sutcliffe a call at 542-1884 or stop by and get your sports supplies at Sutcliffes located at 421 Street. LEE BRISBIN PAINTING LEE BRISBIN, Owner The word service cannot be over emphasized when referring to Lee Brisbin Painting.

This business is located at 3101 Sebastopol Road, where they give quick service, and they welcome the customer needing auto painting service as well as appliance painting. Lee Brisbin is the owner of this business, a company with extensive background in the painting field. Whether you have an 1 appliance or an auto requiring painting you will find the same courteous and complete help Lee can provide at Lee Brisbin Painting. No matter how small the job, nor how extensive the job Lee can handle it. with his thorough and high quality paint service.

With companies like this one, you can get everything you need right here at home in Sonoma County. Rely on this company, and other Sonoma County specialty businesses for everything you need. For information call Lee at 544-6624. Performing an outstanding service for the people and businesses of Santa Rosa and the surrounding area, Santa Rosa Saw Shop has achieved an enviable reputation for its progressive policies of business administration and excellent customer service. Much credit for the success and popularity of this company must be given to the owner Robert Leonard.

A man of ideas, Robert Leonard is as practical as he is enterprising in putting those ideas to benefical use in furthering the service his company renders to the customers. Santa Rosa Saw Shop has been experienced at hand, circle, band and carbide saws for many years. Robert is a dealer of Simmonds saws and his experience is of the highest quality in his special service field. We are glad to pay tribute to this type of progressive citizen and company, that has helped Santa Rosa become recognized as one of the more prominent business and commercial centers in this part of California. You will find this special service shop at 732 Wilson Street, or you can call for more information at 542-4717.

For all your saw needs whether it be electrical, gas or other rely on Robert Leonard and his Santa Rosa Saw Shop. ROBERT LEONARD, Owner THE PARK TO BE- -The long awaited Laguna Park, located behind the Boys Club on Morris Street, will begin taking shape later this week. The park is expected to be ready for the start of Little League season in the spring, and park officials say there may be some football played there this year. Shown during a tour of the parksite (from left) are Everett Mederios, Barney Brown, both members of the Lions Club of Sebastopol; Herman Cox, vice-president of the Boys Club; and Frank Kelly, president of the park board. The Lions aided the cause Monday when they presented a $1,000 check to finance construction of a snack bar.

4 hurt in Intertie's car -truck impact collision Four persons were injured Thursday when the car in which they were riding collided with a semi-truck on Highway 1 north of Jenner. Injured and taken to Community Hospital in Santa Rosa were John Enos, Sebastopol, Edward Abell, Santa Rosa, Thomas Joseph Derosier, Bodega, and Harry Weckerle, Occidental. Enos was the more seriously injured, suffering a broken leg and hip. Spokesmen at Community said he was in good condition Tuesday morning. Derosier was treated for minor injuries and released Thursday, and Weckerle was released the same day after treatment for a sprained ankle.

Abell was released Monday after treatment for a punctured ankle. The California Highway Patrol said the accident occurred about 10:30 a.m. as the car, driven by Derosier, attempted to pass a truck driven by Darrell Dean Cooper, 19, Santa Rosa: As the car pulled alongside, a trailer on the back of the truck swayed and struck Derosier's car, forcing it into a bridge abutment. Cooper was cited for failure to stay on the right side of the road. Oregon native claimed Funeral services were held at graveside Sept.

19 in Forestville Cemetery for Mrs. Bessie Margaret Green of Forestville who died in Sebastopol Sept. 16. Mrs. Green, a retired waitress, was 79, had lived in Sonoma County for 21 years and in California for 70.

She was a native of Oregon. She is survived by a daughter, Margaret Winters, Ashland, OR; a sister, Rachel Davis, Sebastopol; a granddaughter, Maxine Rice, Carmichael; a grandson, Allen Winters, Ashland, OR, and several great-grandchildren. Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. The Russian River Health Center will sponsor classes in family cooking and nutrition beginning Oct. 1.

The classes, funded by a combination of state and federal funds, will be taught by Gabrielle Hartnett. Classes will be held Wednesdays from p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Over-50 Club in Guerneville. For additional information and reservations, Miss Hartnett's phone number is 869- 2849.

She said, "Some idea of how many will attend the 1st class will help us plan how much to Old time ice cream social set The El Molino Nursery School and the Kallah members of the Forestville Methodist Church will hold a joint Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Social Sept. 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Forestville Youth Park. In addition to a variety of homemade ice cream prepared plain or fancy, games are planned along with banjo music, a clown, a shadow box and Tintype Gordon will be on hand to make old-style portraits. Pies, cakes and cookies will also be available.

The public is invited- -in old-fashioned costumes if desired. Luttmann speaks on space math Dr. Frederick W. Luttmann of Sebastopol spoke last week on the radio program, "Perspectives on Science," sponsored by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. Luttmann is an associate professor of mathematics at California State College, Sonoma.

Luttmann spoke over Berkeley radio station KPFA on "Non-Euclidian Geometry and the Curvature of Space." He was interviewed by Dr. Richard M. Reis, executive director of the astronomical society. Forestville's freshwater Pitkin Marsh, home to a number of plants on the endangered list, was the subject of discussion again last Friday by county planners, botanists, Forestville residents and marsh-area property owners. Conservationists fear the effect of the proposed Russian River-Cotati Inertie (aqueduct) on the marsh, portions of which will be skirted by the Intertie.

They fear further deterioration of the area's ecology. County planner Ron Dering suggested additional meetings to discuss management regulations for the area. And it was noted that the county may hire a hydrologist to determine water requirements for the plants and homes on nearby land. Dr. Kenneth Stocking of California State College, Sonoma, raised the possibility of finding funds for outright purchase of the marsh.

Some property owners are asking tax relief through zoning of their lands as open space or agricultural preserves. The Burkarts presents Twenty-four Weeks of Fashions for Juniors Ballroom Classes Dancing with Start Social Tuesday, Training October 1, 7:00 P.M. At Veterans Memorial During October 542-2846 Burkarts The Burkarts Dance lessons are the 542-6113 gift of a lifetime. Mrs. Mac Pherson STORER CABLE TV NEW TV SEASON SPECIAL SAVINGS OUR REGULAR $10.00 CONNECTION NOW ONLY $500 VHF ANY Enjoy TV and More Set UHF on Channels OFFER EXPIRES SEPT.

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