The St. Helena Star from St. Helena, California • 7

ST. HELEN STAR, ST. HELENA, NAPA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Page Seven' St. Helena Still A Reasonably Safe Place, Police Report Shows to 325 in 1974. Parking in the wrong place produced 153 citations in 1975, down from 264 in 1974.

Parking in the wrong manner was almost even, 111 in 1975, to 113 in 1974. During 1975 there were 145 misdemeanor arrests, 69 for felonies, 53 for drunk driving, and 21 involving drugs. There were four burglaries of residences in 1975, but 17 burglaries of commercial establishments. The report listed 68 thefts, 16 assaults, and seven motor vehicle thefts. In the commercial burglary category there was partial 1 recovery in three cases, four! complete recoveries.

Under thefts, there were 46 complete recoveries, one partial recovery. Of the seven motor vehicle thefts, there were five recoveries. The police were able to secure $1,366.00 restitution in worthless checks, the report concluded. The statistical analysis was presented in the form of a memorandum from the chief to Councilman John Aquila, police committeeman on the city council. Mayaard Ferguson Aad His Jazz Baad to Appear I lena High School Jazz Band and at 8:10 p.m.

Mr. Ferguson and his group will take I the stage. Tickets for the concert went on sale January 19. Tickets will be available, $5 per seat, at the Napa Valley Cleaners, corner of Oak and I Adams Streets. All seats will be reserved and numbered and recorded for ease of seating the night of the concert.

This event is being spon-i sored by Jazz Band Director i Bob Graf and the St. Helena High School Jazz Band. A Little Known By-Product A little-known by-product of U.S. com memorative stamps is their social impact, Ray Balch, postmaster of the Angwin and Deer Park Post offices, said today. According to Baloh, each socially oriented commemorative stamp issued serves as a constant reminder to Americans of the world surrounding them.

In the past, Balch said, the Postal Service has issued stamps to promote public service projects. Legal Notice Traffic accidents declined, in 1975 compared to 1974, a statistical survey by Police Chief Andy Angel shows. There were 96 accidents in 1974, compared to 78 in 1975. Moreover, there were only 19 injuries in 1975, compared to 28, in 1974, in St. Helena, and only one fatal accident last year, compared to two in 1975.

But arrests for drunk driving in traffic collisions in creased three fold, from three in 1974 to nine in 1975. There were nine reported hit and run cases in 1975, 11 in 1974. Six hit and run cases were cleared in 1975, seven in 1974. In other traffic cases, there were 1146 citations for hazardous conduct, compared to 509 in 1974; non-hazardous, 198, in 1975, 230, 1974. Overtime parking resulted in 315 citations last year, compared nard Ferguson, world famous jazz trumpet artist and his full Jazz Band will appear in St.

Helena. Ferguson is currently rated the number 1 Jazz Band in the world of jazz. In the afternoon he and his band will present a two hour jazz clinic to the jazz musicians of the St. Helena Public Schools and to jazz musicians from area schools that will be invited to attend the event. The evening concert will begin at 7:30 p.m.

with a short concert by the St. He- On the basis of the analysis it would seem that St. Helena is still a reasonably safe place, despite the 17 commercial burglaries, and the doubling of citations for hazardous driving, in 1975 over 1974. Thursday, January 29, 1976 (SCqqogDs lb. Center Cut Boneless Swift's Butter Ball Frozen Cudahy Fresh-In 10-oz.

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Vice-Chairman Chapman conducted the meeting. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as corrected. Budget Transfer Requests Nos. 151, 160 and 161 were approved. Personnel Action Form No.

2, No. 322 was approved. Adoption of Class Specifications for Mental Health Worker IH was deferred. Approval of the te-vised Tentative Parcel Map of Small Creek Vineyards was continued to January 27. 1975 Special Census was discussed and will be rescheduled.

A Public Hearing was set for February 3, 1976 at 9:00 a.m. on the appeal by Ward Maher. An agreement with Cal Trans was approved. Agreement No. 1232 was approved with Sandra M.

Morgenstern and Doris J. Pick. Agreement No. 1233 was approved with Mr. and Mrs.

Heide and Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Work done under Contract PW 74-9 for construction of Napa County Law Enforcement Building was accepted. Standard Agreement No.

1234 was approved with the Calif. Hwy. Patrol. The purchase of additional equipment for the Department of Corrections and Municipal Courts was approved. The claim of F.

E. Caudle was approved. Authorization was given to disburse $52.52 from the Mary Arnold Trust Fund. Rate and depreciation for Equipment No. 1063 was set.

The claim of Wasco Fire Protection was approved. Appointments were made to the Drug Abuse Advisory Committee. The claim of Dennis Edward Stratford was rejected. Resolution No. 76-9 was adopted declaring intention to sell certain real property.

Supervisor Tuteur arrived and proceeded to conduct the meeting. The Board agreed to allow Timothy Korn to present his arguments relative to a Tentative Parcel Map request. The Tentative Parcel Map of Ernest C. Larsen was denied. The Tentative Parcel Map of Robert W.

Harper was approved. The Tentative Parcel Map request of George and Lois Ross was denied. Grazing leases at Napa County Airport were awarded to Ed Brewer. Supervisor Chapman was appointed to the Program Review Committee. Supervisor Simms was appointed to the Napa County Manpower Advisory Council.

Sam Pisicchio was appointed as alternate representative to the State Manpower Planning Council. Lake Berryessa Resort Improvement District financial problems are to be discussed at a Public Meeting. Resolution No. 76-10 was adopted requesting additional funds for control of Dutch Elm Disease. Supervisor Chapman was requested to prepare a policy relative to release of records of Advisory Committees.

Supervisor Norriss was excused. CAPS will be scheduled to present their quarterly report in April. Supervisor Martz was excused. A letter is to he prepared to Congressman Leggett request-j ing continuation of Revenue Sharing Funding. Supervisor Norriss and Super-: visor Martz returned.

The Public Hearing on the Solid Waste Management Plan was continued to January 27, 1976 at 11:00 a.m. County Administrator was directed to prepare recommendations for moving the Auditor-Controller operation to the Hail of Justice Building. The concept of contracting with David Rounds as Public Information Officer was approved. The management plan for Coon Island will be presented to the Board. Contracting for the provision of nursing services for the Department of Corrections was discussed.

A proposed agreement with the Napa Valley Unified School District to relocate buildings to the site of the Mental Health Complex was continued to Januaty 27. 1976. It was ordered that the meeting be adjourned to January 23, 1976. The foregoing is a fair statement of the proceedings of tl Napa County Board of Supei-visors on the date first mcr-tioned. SAM CHAPMAN Vice-Chairman JOHN TUTECR Chairman ATTEST: FLORENCE W.

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