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Two men were sentenced to 180 days in jail each yesterday for separate penal code infractions, but the jail term of one was suspended. David Wayne Fowler, 32, 14 Highland Drive, was sentenced to 180 days in jail less one day. Fowler had pleaded guilty to forgery. Superior Thomas Kongsgaard also placed Fowler on probation for one year. Gary Dean Brott, 26, 3543 Dover also drew a 180-day jail sentence, but Judge Kongsgaard suspended the jail time.

Brott, who was convicted of passing a bad check, was placed on probation for 18 months. He must make restitution. Jail Ordered Of Forgery For Violation Teachers To Be Honored ST. HELENA-Teachers of St. Helena's public schools will be honored at a community reception next Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock in the new patio of the Presbyterian Church.

The School-Community Forum Group and the Presbyterian Church are jointly sponsoring the event. Refreshments will be served by the Women of the Presbyterian Church whose committee is headed by Mrs. Al Meyer. Richard Roche, superintendent of St. Helena Unified School District, will introduce the teachers.

There will be a musical program, and all interested persons are urged to attend. No Charges Filed Against Napan A Napa man jailed Monday for disturbing the peace and investigation of assault with a deadly weapon has been released with no charges being filed. Dale Dent, 42, 2140 Ethel Porter Drive, was freed Tuesday. He was jailed Monday night on a citizens arrest by Orris Dent, 20, same address, who claimed 'the elder Dent attacked him with a butcher knife and cut him slightly. Deadline Told For Art Entries CALISTOGA Deadline for entering the Calistoga Soroptimist Club's Art Show will be Sept.

28, Mrs. Edy Wilkinson announced today. Entry blanks can be mailed to Mrs. Wilkinson at 22 Arch Way, Calistoga. The art show will be held Oct.

23 and 24 at Tubbs Hall on the county fairgrounds. FLOOD CONTROL- Conn Work Due In 1966 along Conn Creek will not be done this year, the board of supervisors learned this week. County Engineer George the Soil Conservation Service contemplates starting the Conn channel cleaning next spring. The work could not be finished before winter rains if it is started now because the bridge on Oakville Crossroad could not be replaced in time. Supervisor Jack L.

Ferguson expressed displeasure at ing the Conn work past this season because of possible flooding of area land. Conn Creek improvements are part of the SCS flood control project for the Napa River and its tributaries. Another, more major phase, is a dam on Redwood Creek, and the board also spent some time discussing this aspect. Reinhart reported that Coordinator Robert LaRue is attempting to secure rights of entry from 17 property owners so soil tests can be made for the road which will skirt the reservoir. The soil tests must be completed this fall so the road can be designed next winter.

Construction will begin next spring. The board agreed that LaRue should make the obtaining of these rights of entry his number-one task right now. If they aren't obtained, and if the soil work is not done before rains start, the construction of the road might be delayed. Delaying the road would delay construction of the dam itself. Flood control (Dick) Reinhart reported that Girls' Group Sings For Napa Lions The Napa Lions Club Tuesday staged one of its outstanding musical programs of the year with a rousing rendition of feminine barbershop by the 30-voice chorus of the Sweet Adelines, local women's barbershop musical group.

Led by Jean O'Neill, the choral organization sang a series of numbers, including two which it sang at the national barbershop competition earlier this year in Salt Lake City. The group also demonstrated "part" singing, to show how the choral effect is achieved through harmonizing. Roy Knox was program chairman for the evening. Another feature of the dinner session in the Plaza Hotel was a talk by George A. Hart, Long Beach attorney, and a member of the Lions Club in that city for 40 years.

Hart, a guest of Louis Ezettie, discussed unusual incidents and cases connected with his law practice. It was announced that the Lions Family picnic will be held at Vichy Springs Sept. 14. Committeemen in charge include William Howe, S. G.

O1- son, Ed Sterrett, Harold Langdon and Warren Kubler. The clubmen will attend a Giant's baseball game at Candlestick Park on Sept. 10, traveling by bus from Napa. Charles Hunt, president, conducted the meeting. Three Hurt Near Sonoma SONOMA Three accidents in the Sonoma area were reported yesterday by the California Highway Patrol.

-Enrique Segaro, 18, was driving along Silvia Drive when his car went off the road and hit a tree. The accident occurred at 12:15 a.m. today. He was taken to Sonoma Valley Hospital, where his condition is poor, a hospital spokesman reported. -Timothy Smith, 15, Warm Springs Road, was going west on Warm Springs Road when he lost control of his car and hit the edge of a bridge.

The accident occurred at 5 p.m. yesterday. Smith was taken to Sonoma Valley Hospital, treated and released. Mrs. Barbara Chatty, 38, was taken to Sonoma Valley Hospital where her condition was reported good by a hospital spokesman.

She was taken to the hospital after an accident at the intersection of Los Guilicos Avenue and Laurel Street. She was involved in a collision with a car driven by Mrs. Joan Ketzer, 27, who was going east on Los Guilicos Avenue. No other injuries were reported. Firm Honors Napa Man Robert F.

Thompson of 1625 Sequoia has qualified as a member of the 1965 Star Club of New York Life Insurance Company. Membership in the star club is based on outstanding 1964- 1965 sales records, according to General Manager Robert L. Hunke, C.L.U., of the company's Santa Rosa general office. As a star club member, Thompson has been invited to attend this year's educational conference to be held Sept. 29 to Oct.

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The Napa Register 226-3711 AT STATE FAIR- 4-H Clothing Exhibits Win SACRAMENTO Five Napa clothing exhibitors were named as special award winners at the State Fair by Miss Dorothy Duncan, 4-H fashion parade in the Open Air Theater Stage at noon tomorrow at 3, at the state fairgrounds. Three members from the Westwood 4-H Club will be re- ceiving the special award hon-! or. They are Jane Carpignano, Zaiga Miglavs, and Linda Bright. Lora Crist from Shurtleff and Jan Atchley from Vichy 4-H Club were also special award winners. Sixty Napa 4-H Club clothing project members exhibited articles in the State Fair.

Their exhibits were made in their clothing projects this year. The 60 members represent 14 4-H clubs throughout Napa County. Blue ribbon winners were: Irene Lopez and Nancy Cutright of Alta 4-H; Josephine Krostek of American Canyon; Theresa Hensen of Carneros; Diane Martin, Nancy Hegwood, Bernadette Brovelli, Annette Michelli, Ruth Moorhead, and Linda Taylor of Rutherford; Joy Meenely of Shurtleff; Phyllis Keig, and Susan Klippert, Equestrian; Kathy Peterson, Candis Harberts of Vichy; Barbara Lieb of Westwood. Red award winners were: Jenifer Jackson, Deane Estes, Delores Estes, Melody Fowler, Sherri Kellum, Debie Zurney and Isabel Lopez of Alta; Mary Gerth of American Canyon; Alice Kristensen and Julie Kristensen of Browns Valley; Kathleen Woods, Big Ranch; Sandra Taylor, Kathy McDaniels and Linda Pestoni of Rutherford; Sandra Burguin, Susan and Linda Aguira and Linda Pestoni of Rutherford; Sandra Burguin, Susan Shields and Linda Aguire of Soda Canyon; Lois Breen, Jonaline Krueger, Linda Bowlby and Paulette Taylor of Shurtleff; Janet Frediani and Mary Frediani of Tucker; Mel ody Juchau, and Patricia Steele of Vichy; Bonnie Williams, Kathy Bright and Judy Bright of Westwood; Shirley Towey and Harriette Yoho of West Park. CABLES HIS MOVES NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Fischer, 22, U.S.

chess champion. has won his third long-distance game in the Capablanca memorial tournament. The tournament is being played in Havana but Fischer is cabling his moves from New York because the State Department refused him a visa to visit Cuba. White ribbons were awarded to: Polly Lopez of Alta; Linda Abruzzini of Las Amigas; Paula Moberg, Holly McDowell and Linda Martin of Rutherford; Sherry Arens, Carol Breen, and Linda Sexton of Shurtleff; Pam Steele of Vichy. Public Notices NOTICE FILING OF PETITION INCLUSION IN SPANISH FLAT WATER DISTRICT.

NAPA COPNTY, CALIFORNIA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition has been filed by BERRYESSA INVESTMENT CORPORATION for inclusion of certain lands hereinafter described in the SPANISH FLAT WATER DISTRICT, NAPA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA; that a cription of of the boundaries of the land proposed to be included is as follows: All that real property in the County of Napa, State of California described as follows: PARCEL ONE: Portion of Lots 5 and 6, Range 3, Subdivision as said Subdivision 18 shown Map entitled. "Map of the vision of the Berryessa Valley. Rancho Las Putas." filed September 24, 1867, in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Napa, described as follows: Beginning at the. Northwest corner of Section 35 in Township North, Range 4 West. Mount Diablo tase and Meridian; running thence said point of beginning North East 1201.1 feet along the Easterly boundary of Section 27 In said Township and Range, which 1s a Westerly boundary of the Rancho I as Putas, thence leaving said boundary North East 2830.0 feet along the Northwesterly boundary of said Lot thence leaving said Northwesterly boundary South East 3046.4 1301.9 feet: feet; thence thence South South East 2161.2 feet; thence South West 502.3 feet to a point on the Southerly boundary of the Rancho Las Putas which 1s the Northerly boundary of the Southwest quarter of Section 36 in Township and Range; thence North West 3877.9 feet along said boundary boundary and Southeast the North- quarter of said Section 35 to the Southeast corner of the Northwest quarter of said Section 35; thence North West 2644.0 feet along the Easterly boundary of said Northwest quarter which 1s 8 Westerly boundary of the Rancho Las Putas to the Northeast corner of said Northwest quarter of said Section 35: said corner is South East 2643.4 feet from the point of beginning; thence North West 2643.4 feet along the Northerly boundary of said Section 35 to the point of beginning.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that erty portion of the South herein described proplying of the Northerly boundary line of that certain parcel of land described as parcel One in the Deed to Lionel L. Jackson, et al. recorded December 24, 1958 in Book 585 of Official Records, at page 385. Napa EXCEPTING County Records. ALSO THEREFROM all that certain parcel of land described in the deed to the Deed to the County of Napa recorded May 16, 1963, at in Book 673 of Official Records, page 978, Napa County Records, and further excepting all that portion of the herein described property lying Easterly and Northerly of the Easterly and Northerly line of said parcel described in the Deed to the County of Napa, PARCEL TWO: A non -exclusive Hight of Way As reserved in the Deed to Lionel L.

Jackson. et al. recorded December 24, 1958, in Book 535 of Official Records, at page 385. That the time and place of the hearing upon said petition 18 the 6th day of October, 1965 at 1:30 p.m. district office, Knoxville Road, Spanish Flat, Napa County, Califorpia; that at said time and place any interested in the proposed inclusion may appear and file oblections in writing, showing cause, 11 any they have, why the land or any part of it should not be included as proposed in the petition.

Dated: August 31, 1965. LOUISE FINLEY Secretary Spanish Flat Water District (9-2, 9, 16, 23) Television 14 Television 14 Television 14 Television Television Television COLOR TELEVISION NORTHERN CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST VOLUME COLOR DEALERS NO ONE BUT NO ONE PHILCO WILL BEAT OR Table Models of OUR PRICES COLOR PHILCO TV COLOR OUR SERVICE Start OUR GUARANTEE $11.25 as LOW per as mo. FREE HOME TRIAL INSTANT CREDIT NO DOWN CLAUDE CALLANDER COMES HOME TO NAPA Black Jack Wayne -Joe Paul Mike Danny -Del Too At 1612 JEFFERSON STREET NAPA TI NAPA SANTA ROSA VALLEJO REDDING SAN JOSE Classified Classified Directory Announcements Answering Service Apartments Automobile Service Automobile Supplies Autos For Sale 36 Autos Wauted Boats Supplies 32 Building Supplies 30 Business Opportunities 22 Bicycles 31 Cleaners Laundries 53 Deeds of Trust 67. Farm Equipment 39 Farms For Rent Farms For Sale Female Help Wanted Fruits Vegetables Garden Supplies Equip. Gravel Loam Help Wanted Homes For Rent Homes For Sale Household Goods Instruction Insurance For Sale Livestock Wanted Loans Wanted Lost Found Lots For Sale Male Help Wanted Mattress Renovating For Rent Miscellaneous For Sale Miscellaneous Wanted Mobile Homes Money To Loan Moving Storage Musical Instruments Notice To Creditors Nurseries Office Equipment Personals Pets Pet Supplies Photographers Poultry Supplies Radio Service Ranch Produce Real Estates Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate.

Country Real Estate Loans Real Estate Exchange Real Estate Wanted Refrigerators Repairs Services Room Board Rooms For Rent Sewing Machines Sporting Goods Television Trans Travel Service Trucks, Tractors, Trailers Upholstering Vacuum Cleaners Washing Machines Wanted To Rent Wood For Sale Work Wanted CASH RATES rate lines 2.00 rate lines 3.00 rate lines 5.00 rate lines 10.00 rate 5 lines 2.50 rate 5 lines 3.75 rate 5 lines 6.25 rate 5 lines 12.50 Public Notices CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME No. 1146 Know all men by these presents: We the undersigned, BEN F. WEITZ and AUDREY A. WEITZ do hereby certify: That our names in full are BEN F. WEITZ and AUDREY A.

WEITZ and that our place of residence is 2240 Main Street Napa, California; That we are transacting business in the State of California under the fictitious name and style of BENAUD OIL COMPANY; That we are the sole owners and proprietors of said business; that the place where said business 18 carried on and our principal place of business under said name situated at 2240 Main Street, Napa, California. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 20th day of August, 1965. BEN F. WEITZ AUDREY A. WEITZ STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF NAPA On this 20th day of August in the year one thousand nine hundred and 65, before me, ETHEL TUELL, Notary Public in and for the said County of Napa, State of California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared BEN F.

WEITZ and AUDREY A. WEITZ. known to me to be the person whose name 18 subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal in the said County of Napa, the day and year in this certificate first above written. ETHEL TUELL Notary Public in and for the County of Napa, State of California (8-23, 30; 9-2, 13) Page 17-NAPA REGISTER ADJUSTMENTS Phone 226-3711 It your Classitied Advertisement appears incorrectly notity us immediately.

The Napa Register will not be responsible for errors ap pearing in advertisements atter the first insertion. COPY DEADLINE Copy must be in by 12:00 Noon line ad 4:00 p.m. dav publication Except Saturdav-10 a.m. CREDIT Above rates subiect to 50 cents service charge for credit. Office Hours: 8:30 a.m.

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Sat. Lost found LOST: short hair Chihuahua Cocker. Has black collar Vic. 1500 Palmer. Ans.

Bambi, 1652 St. LOST--Collie, mare, sable white. 13-yrs. old. Name Baron.

Re ward. Phone 224.7622 before 2:00 p.m. LOST: on Sunday, dog. blackbrown with white nose and markings. Tan coller, no Dry Creek Rd.

Area. childs pet. $25 reward. 255-3840. MISSING July 4 from Terrace Dr.

male Pom. is Peke, age 3. Light dark red, some black mixed in, white around mouth. Reward, phone 224-8266. Announcements DON will clean your rugs, carpets.

upholstered furniture. in your home or business. His work will please you as it did the movie stars. Don's Rug Up holstery Cleaners. 224-7636 CHAUFFERS car club is sponsoring car wash miles North of Bel Aire on St.

Helena Hwy. at Will's Richfield Station. Saturday 4th. RELIGIOUS SCIENCE, evening classes Tuesday and Thursday p.m. Under the instruction of licensed practitioner--Leader Ruth Wright, 1131 Brown call 224-4321.

Sunday Church Services 11 a.m. BEAUTIFUL Wedding Cakes, top ornament included, reasonable Delivered. Phone WO 3-3490. KNITTING CLASSES starting soon, evening classes. Start Christmas gifts early.

Call 255-3393. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Phone 224-3123 or write P.O. Box 354. PRAYER SERVICE 24 hour prayer service for those who are troubled or need spiritual help.

Call Napa 224-1788 day nite. or write 1128 Pueblo PI. God answers prayers, Moving Storage kID GLOVE CARE the Symbol of Mayflower Service Gentle, skilled care for your goods when you move or store the Mayflower extra at no extra cost! CHIPMAN MAYFLOWER 584 Coombs 226-9953 September 2, 1969 Personals PERMANENT hair removal electrolysis. By A appol. tment only.

Phone Frances DiRienzo R.N., 255-1055. 1130 First Gordon Bldg Moving Storage MOVING? Holmes Van Storage Ask for free moving day kit with a free estimate. Local Long Distance No Obligation, 226-7379 FAST-DEPENDABLE FREIGHT SERVICE C-Line Express 224-2572 525 Silverado Trail Household Goods 3 ROOM GROUPS BEDROOM-DINETTE LIVING ROOM $288 TOWN VALLEY FURNITURE 1646 Main St. 226-6269 Television 14 21" COLOR TV From $269 COUNTY WIDE SERVICE Technicians" BROOKS' 1050 Lincoln Ave. TV RADIO Prompt Service or Bring in and save Open until 9 p.m.

MANN'S TV 2520 Jefferson Dial 224 5302 Washing Machines 16 HOUSEHOLD COMMERCIAL Coin Laundry Leasing Coin Laundry Sales COUNTY WIDE SERVICE Repairmen" BROOKS' 1050 Lincoln Ave. Nurseries 21 NAPA County's only exclusive Begonia garden. Hundreds of plants just starting to bloom. Beautiful flowers till winter. Gift wrapped if you wish.

Prices start at $1.50. Visitors welcome. Vi's Begonia Gardens, 1147 Hardman Ave. 224-2006. Business Opportunities 22 SIGNAL STATION for lease, good location.

inventory investment. Opportunity for mechanic, contact Bill Anderson, 224-0116 evenings 224-6070. SERVICE STATION lease available, excellent location, some cash necessary. Call 224-2969. 6 to 6:30 a.m.

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1 Day 3 Day 6 Day 30 Day 1 Day 3 Day 6 Day 30 Day Dance Pupils Earn Prizes Two students from Dianne's dance Studio, 2260 Brown won second prize 1 for the cakewalk duo-dance at the Glen Ellen Talent Show during the recent Artists Festival. Cathy Santa Maria, 2270 Dry Creek Road, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Santa Maria and Dianne McKenzie, 3374 Mt. Veeder Road, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Warren D. McKenzie, will 1 be featured at Napa High School at the studio's annual show early in October. All money is donated to charthe ity. Last Cancer ye year fund it was and this donated to year will probably go to the Boys Club, according to Mrs.

Santa Maria. POLE CONSUL DEFECTS STOCKHOLM, Sweden (A)- The Polish consul in Sweden, Edmund Michalski, has defected and been granted political asylum in Stockholm, the Foreign Ministry said yesterday..