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CLOVERDALE REVEILLE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1953 PAGE THREE WOMAN EDUCATOR TO SPEAK AT PTA CONGRESS HERE Among the speakers at the meeting of the 14th District California Congress of Parents and Teachers in Cloverdale on Sept. 17 will be Dr. Bernice Baxter, director of education in human relations of the Oakland City Unified School District. The meeting will be held from 10 a. m.

to 3 p. m. in the Grange Hall, with Mrs. William Patching of San Rafael presiding. RITES HELD FOR Ml M.

KOHLER Funeral services were held in the Chapel of the Chimes, Oakland, on Aug. 28 for Mrs. Margaret Kohler of Cloverdale. Mrs. Kohler died at the age of 82 on Aug.

2G after a long illness. Her only survivor is her daughter, Miss Margaret Kohler. Born in Redwood Valley, Contra Costa, Mrs. Kohler moved to Cloverdale with her daughter in 1919. They have resided near Cloverdale ever since.

GARDEN MOTEL IS SOLD TO COUPLE FROM SEBASTOPOL Garden Motel has been sold by Mr. and Mrs. George Slianahan to Mr. and Mrs. Bion Elliott and the Shanahans have purchased the Bion's home near Sebastopol.

The Elliotts took over operation of the motel on August 31. They will continue furnishing weather reports to the Reveille as recorded 'for the U. S. Government at the motel. The home the Shanahans have purchased is located on two acres of ground on South Craven-stein Road a mile and a half south of Sebastopol.

J-r. and Mrs. Elliott have operated motels in Arizona and a hotel at Roreville. They have two children, a son, Master Sergeant Leift'ilon Elliott at Chanute Field, 111., and a daughter. Mrs.

Raymond SP To Spend Nearly Four Millions On Traffic Control On Route Southern will spend to further speed train movements on its Shasta Route to the Northwest, with anticipated benefit to operations all over the system, I). J. Russell, president, has announced. The company has authorized this exnenditure for installation of 95 miles of centralized traffic control (CTC) between Crescent Lake and Eugene, Russell said. Construction will begin in early October.

CTC is a means of dispatching trains by remote eleitrical control, it was explained. Many more trains can be handled and their running times substantially reduced by use of the facility. The expedited train movements Fire Mountain Pageant At Guerneville Sept. 12 Guerneville will hold its annual spectacular Pageant of Fire Mountain at Johnson's Beach Saturday night, Sept. 12.

The pageant dramatizes an Indian legend and it is staged with the moonlit river as the setting and the dark wooded slopes as a backdrop. One of the outstanding sights of the event is the regatta of canoes illuminated with torches. Another impressive display is in the climax of the pageant when flames spring from the mountain side. The pageant is sponsored by the Resort Owners' Association of Guerneville. Pageant chairman is Mrs.

Marie DeSmit; pageant director, Mrs. Dorothy Gugich. Water is transported as far as 500 miles by the Central Valley Reclamation project. I The theme of the meeting will be "Opportunity lor World Understanding," and Dr. Baxter will speak on "World Understanding Begins at Home," Mrs.

Lowell Duesler, president of the Cloverdale will be hostess to the meeting. TOP ENTERTAINERS TO BE FEATURED AT APPLE SHOW Mendocino County Fair and Apple show, with a theme of "Agriculture," opens its gates Sept. 25 for a throe-day run. A fast-moving program featuring top vaudeville entertainment, a rodeo, horse show, dancing and a parade highlights the annual event. Manager II.

N. June reports the entire fairground premises have been improved with a 40 70-foot addition to the cattle barn serving as a judging arena to help speed the handling of these exhibits. Last year approximately 1,300 exhibitors had individual entries in the exposition. Saturday and Sunday afternoon, Sept. 20-27, the rodeo, horse show and running races are scheduled to begin at 2:110 p.

m. in the main arena. The fair parade, directed by Warren Kubler, starts at 12:45 p. m. Sunday.

The Rodeo Cowboys Association's approved Wild West show will have Bob Barmby Jr. of Perkins as announcer, with Bob Barmby Sr. furnishing the Among the entertainment stars appearing during the fair are Fran O'Brien, TV comedian and magician; the Paris Sisters, sponsored by the Andrew Sisters; Charlie N'evnian, harmonica virtuoso on the Fred Waling TV show, and Toni Marzean, acrobatic star recently featured on the Kate Smith TV show. Fremont County was the name originally proposed for Yolo County by the 1832 Legislature. Tesh, who is with her husband, Technical Sergeant Tesh of the Army recruiting service, at La Crescent, Minn.

on its Shasta Route are expected to result in a greater availability of cars and motive power for com FORMER PASTOR'S WIFE TO TEACH IN CAMPBELL SCHOOL Rev. Joseph H. Bennett, former pastor of Cloverdale Congregational Church, in a letter to the Reveille said he and Mrs. Bennett are enjoying their new home at Campbell and that the people there have welcomed them with open arms. He wrote that Mrs.

Bennett, who was formerly kindergarten teacher in Cloverdale, will start in her new school at Campbell on Sept. 11. He added that Campbell has a new building which will house "l)0 children, all of primary age. Rev. Bennett said that he has not settled mercial and defense traffic along all of S.

lines, it was stated. The railroad has already equipped its Shasta Route with CTC between Satubrmi Snout I FINE FOOD RAINBOW TROUT FROM WEST TROUT FARM SEAFOOD CRAB SHRIMP LOUIES SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN STEAKS TRY OUR DELICIOUS NOON-DAY LUNCHES Redding and Black Butte, Calif. A second segment of 90 miles between LUCKY FISHERMEN Party of 13 boarded the "Wasp" off Fort Bragg on Labor Day and had a successful day of fishing. The catch included both chinook and silvers. Donna and Lester Choate, Si and Irene Francis, Gladys Willys and Dovle Lancaster were among the "lucky" members of the party.

EVIDENCE Eleven-year-old David Crafts Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, proudly holds onto a fin of the 542-pound Marlin he hooked in Hawaiian waters. The young fisherman fought his catch for two hours, and four others landed it after another five and one half hours. Klamath Falls and Crescent Lake, Ore, is near completion. When the new installation is finished, 273 miles of line over the Cascade Mountains will be under CTC, adding to the railroad's extensive installations of this facility already in operation on other strategic sections of its line. FINE SUMMER SALADS Cocktail Lounge Phone TW 4-7944 OPEN 7 DAYS UNTIL 10 P.

M. i in any particular charge as yet but has several opportunities which are opening up. He sent his best wishes "to my many friends in Cloverdale." San Francisco is the city nearest to the geographical center of Pacific Coast population. 4 CANDIDATES ARE NAMED FOR WEST POINT BY SCUDDER Congressman Hubert B. Scudder, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Sausalito To Celebrate Regatta Days With 30 Sailing Races, Shows Sailing and art will blend like scotch and soda when Sausalito presents its seventh annual Regatta Days celebration this weekend.

Saturday and Sunday. The versatile progiam affers such features as a ghost ship race after dark by star boats with illuminated sails, outstanding art exhibits and separate sailing ra.es. The sea and shore affair will also be marked by a pageant, puppet show, outdoor dancing, barbecue, Army and Navy demonstrations and musical concerts and solos. For the two-day period, the town will adopt the 15 officers and 15(1 men of the I'SS Grady, moored off Sausalito for inspection by the pub-lie. The Anti-Aircraft Artillery units of Fort Kronkite will demonstrate the Army's now multiple machine gun an.l other weapons.

Jean Varda. Sausalito artist, will play the lead in the pageant. "Judgment of Neptune," opening at p. m. Saturday, followed by the LOCATED IN THE NEW CAVALLI BLDG.

Cloverdale KSfarrre representative in Congress of the district which includes Cloverdale and Ceyserville, has submitted four nominations to the Department of tin Army to fill a vacancy at the I'niti'd Slates Military Academy at West Point, class of 1 The nominees are: principal, Townseml Allen Van Fleet, Kent-field, Marin County; first alternate, Jerome Caltoft Beatie, Peta-luma. Sonoma County; second alternate. Neil Seymour Williamson Mill Valley, Marin County; and third alternate, George John Bu-kow, St. Helena, Napa County. These nominations were made as a result competitive examinations which were open to all candidates in the First Congressional District of California.

Pipjiir vines bear fruit within ao or three years of planting but they are not mature until seven or eight years old. FRESH EGGS Large Grade Per Dozen 69c spectacular star boat exhibition on I.KCAL NOTICE BISQUIGK 40 oz. Package 39c Richardson's Bay at p. m. The puppet show will be given three times each afternoon of the weekend festival.

The sailing races are slated for a. m. to p. m. Sunday.

The celebration, expected to draw oiit-of-towners, is centered nt Shell Bea -h. adjoining the Sausalito Ya hi Harbor. This point will be the start and finish line for all tlie races. common to northern California waters ii'cl'ide the finback, speim and humpback. r.

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within iix months nfter the publication of this notice. Dated Augit 't 1 1. MILDRED WALL. FviiMitrix of the Last Will and Tetament of K. Wall.

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