Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 5

J06MPTCHE The Comptqhe met' for their second luncheon at the Pinewood 01 on the ComRtche Ipoad. Attending were 'liatiri and Mrs. piSen $esft 'J 1 Biaggf; Mrs. Ames Ann Backus, and Mrs. Ben Peterson, little River; Mrs.

Ecl- fc'i 'mund Plttihan, Melburrie; Giddens and Mrs. H. D. bobbins, Docker Hill; Frank Smith and Mrs. I.

R. Dy- H' ef, Keene Summit; Mrs. Tyne -ii Cordeiro. Mrs. Lena Meshish- nek and Mrs.

Norman son, Comptche. The next meet- 11 ing will be held Dec. 1 iri Compt-t: che at the home of Strauss. Guests at the I. R.

Dyer home 1 all last week were their former neighbors from A'aska. Mr. and I' 1 Mrs. Willis Miller of Whitney lands, Wash. Mrr-and Mrs.

Joe of Mountain ViewTspent all last week" with MfST Agnes Benz in 1 Lil.tlcdRiyer".._They- Canada for a three-week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John Regse pf Mendocino returned Nov. '16 after spending a week in the Bay area with children.

They went especially to see their grandson, 'Douglas Ha'mmbnd, off for Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson and their three children, Etra, Kirsten and Ann, arrived Sunday from- Canoga Park Los Angeles and will be spending the Thahksgiving week with Ms parents, the Ben Petersons, in Little River. Another thrill for the Petersons is the arrival of their eight-year-old grandson, John Harold Peterson of Saratoga, coming by bus alone.

He wilL also spend the holiday week here. Peterson is withrthe Rocket-dyne division of North Getiiogs Comptche Grange and J. Brooks, son of Mr working for the HEC -and. making apple pies for the freezer for some future dinner. The two men, Hugh Graham and Maurice Wilson were a big help as they peeled apples almost all They put 40 pies down in .1 the freezer.

Edith Graham, Lena Meshishnek, Merian and Esther -i in. Newman, Sydney Macdonald, r'in and Tyne Cordiero were-the pie The rainfall to Monday morning for the valley was' 3.10 inches in the last rain making the total for the season now 10.97 inches, On' the Ridge the total j-ainfall is 10.64 inches. 1 Mrs. Irene Haarby and Mrs. Lucia Strides of Fort BragJT were overnight guests at the 1 home of Lena Meshishnek Friday night.

The 29th annual Comptche Community Christmas Tree and program is planned for Dec. 17 at the Comptche Grange Hall At Each resident family's it. children receive a gift bought by the Grange and Santa comes jto distribute these gifts. The school I and the Sunday school put on programs each year and "there -are about 200 people tending. Coiflmunitjr singing of mas songs, followed by cookies.

cake and poffee supplied TTT Everyone gets an orange and candy. This year'the grammar. school children are from the -first through the fourth grade. The new $155,000 bridge and approaches across the inorth Ihe Cow Palace in San Francis- fork of the Albion river on the Oct. 29.

Gertrude White Comptche -TJkiah road is pro- and Mrs. Leonard both gressing nicely. The Fort andLolflcers with bases are all finished, and the timber work is in for the floor-of-the bridge-which is built 3ne side will" parently be higher than the many of the young people at- other. The two three-foot culr verts under the detour are the subject of. much discussion in the area as everyone feels that this detour will go out if we get a goqd down pour and they were fun af terlfip last 2 inch rain in 24 hours Sunday This would close the road which is a bypass for the Navarro when that- river closes mat road after 3 big storm.

This in turn would 5 leave Fort Bragg with only one I- (inlet, the Willits roacl. Esther Newman of San -Cisco has been home all week and her Sally, also San "Francisco, came home day- Bom girls wiU be-home for I Thanksgivlrtg. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Strauss were in Santa Rosa on business Friday; oh night theyj attended Ihe wrestling matches in liUciah." Last week they spent in Quincy on a hunting trib, and though they didnit have any luck hunting, they enjoyed the vacation.

The Mendocino County man's Association annual, meeting and eleqtibn of officers was held at Hbe Piedmont Hotel in Fort Bragg Nov, 19. ffyere cifowd in spite of the Th0re were volunteer and chiefs fjcpm almost vplunttebr fjre Uonal us pie," said chairman ojf Wet board. www county, wlih fi group -jfrbim Meijdociqo, Indtii and IJort Bragg. Norman Thompson wto Ihe bhly representative foe Comptche Fire.department, Mr. and Mrs.

IVayrte fiwansott sts and littie daughter, of Susanyille, were at die home of his Bngff. 'raejr with alL IbpaTrelatives and spent one with the Axel BrowrTg in Bragfc. Perry Brooks, has been home from Fort Eustes, Va. since Noy. 12 visiting his parents and sister, Mrs.

Jerry Philbrick and her family. He reports to Oakland Nov. 23 and expects to leave for Viet Nam shortly after. The family enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner in Potter Valley Saturday, and the Brooks-left for Redding to spend a day with the grandmother before Bill leaves. A new baby boy arrived for the William Stenbacks at Millbrae.

It came Nov. 21 at 2 a.m. Mrs. Marquita Rybloom entertained the family at a pre- ifianksgiving dinner on Nov. 20 at her home on the Ridge.

Attending were Mr. and, Mrs. Charles Mathison of Fort Bragg, Bob and Emma Mathison of, the Ridge' and Mrs. Iva Nystrom and son, Skip, of Ukiah. Sunday, evening visitors-atr the ald daughter Muriel, also of the Ridge.

Bjda, or offers i.DXUed propf rtj: and. must bo in writtnR- may bn dplivcmd to the undPr- HlB 'ned at Its offices at No. 1 Jones Street California, or may be delivered to the fljrned at thr. oTficr. nf Tobtn Tobln, 1 Joncn Street, San Francisco.

California 941U2, at any -time after the riret publication of this nptlce and before the making of tho Kale. Tertns and con of sale: Cash in lawful money of the IJnlteTf Stater, of America; of the amount bid id accompany the offer and the balance to be paid upon confirmation of sale by the Superior Court. Taxes, maintenance expenses 'and premiums on Insurance acceptable to the purchaser shall be prorated as of the date of recording of conveyance. The examination of Utle, recording of conveyance and any title Insurance policy shall be at the expense of the purchaser or purchasers. Tho property herein described Is unimproved.

The undersigned hereby reserves the rlEttt to reject any and all bids. Dated: November 8, 1966. -THE H1BERNIA BANK, a corporation. By ROBERT A. HAMILTON am i 1 ton, Assistant Trust Officer TO BIN TO BIN By T.

ADAM MUSTO Attorneys -for THE HIBETtNIA BANK, a corporation 30 According to our almanac the 23rd, 24th and 25thof November are-for stalks-and vines, 26th and2tth are for roots the 30th, 1st and December are good days for all planting, especially seeds as they germinate rapidly. NOTICE OK SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 6th day of December; nSipe -County'' of will the highest The Mendocino "Coast Riding Club newiSwo chartered bus loads people and adults attended the afternoon, ance of the Grand National at attended Joljbwr fijg Saturday Tlie planned! ride artcTbreakfast Nov. Was. postponed due to rain, but tended the Grange breakfast anyway. The Nov.

13 ride wa again postponed due to the weather, but they held their regular meeting and made plans for their Christmas Party to be Dec. 10'at the Riding Club house. They also chose the nominating for their new officers for next year to be Mrs. Julia Moungavan, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ethel Xmmel, and Harold Bolden.

erved I Soil Mendocipo County Soil Conservation District has joined the nation the observance of Na- tfonaliFaJfmTCity Week, Nov. 1B- 24. President Johnson said in proclaiming economic progress and population; growth are speeding the inter- nVijjgling jot Jtowns Md cities, thjJs challenges in 4he wise use of land resources. A £opd Jexamnle of the kind of tgW Couh was- an exceptionally largely Sojl rasbrict is the tfce pjebple of municipal, and the iJacobsfn, ICendocQpo to 10:30 Dot njlding 9-1102 a Hon! rkot 6-2600 In the StipertoV CduYt of the State 6f Call torn la tn Mid for the City and of Hart Fraritlsco the Matter of the Estate of GORJOON aRANVlLLR alwo B8 OQBUfcON THOMAS GRANVIUJ3, also Gordon T. Gran- vflle, nlBo KnoWh Ci.

T. ORAN- VII1L.E, alao known as THOMAS O. O-RANVHJLE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HB3REBY GIVEN that on or after December .12, 1966. the undersigned.

THE HIBERNIA BANK, a corporation, as Executor oil tho Will of the above named decedent, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, subject to confirmation by Tlie above entitled Superior Court, all the right, title. Interest and estate of t)ie decedent at the time of his death and all tho right, title and Interest the estate has, by operation of lnw or otherwise acquired other than or In addition to that of the decedent at the time of his death, In and to that certain real property located In tho County at Mendocino, State of CaVlfornla, described as follows: LOTS 3, i and 5, Block 18. on numbered and designated upon tho map of Clover-dale Park Subr division No, A on December 16, 13D8 In 1, Drawer 3, Pago 24, Mendocino County Subject' to: Current taxes, nan I condj ti re tjl.c.t Ions. re ServSuTbns, "rlgffts, "rights of way; easemen ts of record. UKIAH DAILTJOUJMJAL, UKIAH, CALIFORNIA fahrlc tor suhinier sportswear, knows no season this year.

Now autnentte i a madras is appearing in fall and winter fiasWons, suggesting welcome gift ideas for ladies who love the popular fabric. just about all the feminine names on your gift list! CHECKING THE Kenneth Hotofefi, difeet.orof Mary Franz, left, organist, and Jan Creswell, pianist. The wtll-preienf-Handel's ana Bach's "Unto Us a Child is Born" Dec. I I in the high school photo by K. Hunter Covelo Comments By TESS 983-3430 COVELO-DOS month'iness-training and background in or so ago when we were told the working functions of farm that the bridge across the Eel 1 cooperatives.

LEGAL NOTICE bidder all rlffht, ititle and Interest of MCTdo- and to the following described property: 1. 1 each- 1960 INTERNATIONAL, ton Pickup. Equipment No. 631. Serial No.

SB928308. 2. 1968 INTERNATIONAL, Pump Equipment' No. 3. i truck chassis.

Equipment No. 221, Model Serial 397565. 4. 1 each .1949 DODOE, ton flfckup. Equipment No.

611, Serial No. 86604670. 5. i each 1966 Vfe ton piekup, No. 349, Serial No.

fei IS iPldii will bo opened In Ihe. nfilcfi of, Purchasing Agent, Room Co-unity Courthouse. Ukiah. Bids-will -be submlttied- on tho form provided. Forms aro available at tho above address.

vetrtdes on an "as Is, where Is" basis for cash-. Successful bidders will be required to pay California use tax, license and transfer of title costs. may be Inspected at the County Yard, Low 1 Gap Road, Ufelah; between tho hours of 8:00 and 6:00 P.M., Monday thru Friday. The Mendocino County Purchasing Agent reserves the right .0 accept or reject any or all bids. ALBERT P.

BELTRAMI COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR- PURCHASINO AGENT By: Edward H. Hall EDWARD H. HALT, ASSISTANT PURCHASING 30 LEGAL NOTICE RAWLES, NELSON A GOLDEN NOTICE TO NO. .13447 Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Mendocino Eatate of WILLIAM M. STAND- LET.

also known as W. M. STsANDLEY, Deceased. NpTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the neceasary Vouchers, In the office of the clerk Of the above entitled court, or to present them, heqeasary vouchers, tb the tinder- slgpea at Uve office of NelBon Golden, AUorneyn at Callforula which is the place of buainess of the undorMsned in all nifctWrs pprtalniiier t6 wd decedent, within stx months the pUbiication at this "iOtiw. October 31, WILtlAM W.

Admlrtlatfator of Katate of the above named decedent LE8, qOUOCN wouldn't be finished before Thanksgiving we raised our eyebrows, thinking this might be an exaggeration. Well, here Thanksgiving is upon us and the bridge is "Jiear" completion. Railings had not Once they come and are put in then, hope, the bridge will Covelo Chapter FFA, at their November meeting, decided to hold their annual Future Farmer Field Day at the Reservation grounds Sunday, May 14. The chapter will purchase two for the barbecue chairman, Ray Williamson, who will select feed the'steers out. Committee members include Lewis MAD FOB MAOKA8 Madcss, tawAy8 a favorite LEGAL NOTICE PAWLE8, NELSON GOLDEN Superior Court of the State Of California for the County of Mendocino Estate of JOHN GROVES SMITH, also known as J.

UKOVKS SMITH, also known aa GROVES SMITH, also known as JOHN G. SMITH, also knowtP'aa JOHN SMITH, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ta the creditors of tfie above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedetit are required to ftle them, with the necessary vouchers. In the of the clerk rt'f the'above entitled or to -present them, wltli necessaVy Vouchers, to the un- derslgrled af Qit, office of Rawles, NelB6n ft "qoMieh, Room 209 Snv- fiwitfaipg, Pout office 6aHforrtIa wrtlch ipwee of business of the un- in all matters pertpln- of fhla notice Jatedf 18, N.Y. in CQmpsnsatmp Unf Zimmerman WASHINGTON Exeffrpts from personal mail to and from a Jot oi people: Mayor John Jlntosf, New York you had Homing to do with it, I am sure you will Want to know uV in order to rectify a serious Injustice, Living in your city is Isidore Zimmerman, who was inhumanely incarcerated in New York Jails for 24 years, part of the time on Death He was finally released when the fttll facts known.

Despite 1 afntrfthis, Judge Matthew Levy of the New Yorfc gtaU? supreme Court, when caflctLupon to' set a date for Zimmerman's case against New York State for the W. SMITH TrTTATES SiScStora-of the Will of Attorneys Si Law Room Sayings Bank Bldjf. Post Office 720 Ukitth, CaHfornia Telephone: 462-6696 Attorneys for Co-Executors -fn the Journ Daily Ukiah ournal November Ti, 1966. 30 II LEGAL NOTICE Hurt, Other topics of discussion were freshman projects, sweetheart candidate and communtty service. be opened to the public Jim Brown and Milt there is still the matter of, a west approach to the bridge.

Right now the road leading to the west side is a muddy mess, full of chuckholes, mud, but the county is to put in a temporary road for the winter which we had expected to.be Well, the vagaries of nature decreed otherwise and work "depends upon the Rainfall to Monday Was roughly 6 to 7 inches, snow is falling in the Valley, is laving Forest Practices Public Hearing Slated Nov, 30 The Redwood District forest practice committee will hold a in the mountains down to 1.400 to public hearing at 10 a.m. Wed- 1,500 feet and still falling. There nesdayr Nov. 30, in the Carson are snow flurries on the Layton-, Memorial Auditorium; Harrison ville road below the summit, and Streets, -Eureka, toi review Well, maybe things will be proposed changes in the Red- brighter by Christmas. We hope wood District forest practice i rules.

Nov. 17 at the.Masonk; Temple was the first meeting for Augusta chapterjs newly-installed of- Public hearings concerning proposed revisions of the rules were -in- Santa Cruz in April and in Ukiah in May. During these hearings the forest practice committee received proposed rule changes on erosion control, snag removal Proposed revisions should be submitted in writing, prior to the hearing, to the Committee Secretary, Deputy State Forester, C. W. Fairbank, California Division of Forestry, Post Office Box 670, Santa Rosa.

Timber operators, forest land-' owners and persons interested in forest management are invited. Bank Bide. Office phone 1 rfteys for Administrator (tuWiCfttlott Jh the Gttmh ATOM NoVomJier fleers, Worthy Matron Zella Win ters, and Worthy Patron Grant Winters, presiding in the East. A program of m'usic and poetry was presented. Taking part Were Sherri Hill, Christ ine and other suggestions concern; Cleveland, Sharon Thurmah and ing uniformity between the four 'Jim and Elaine Smith.

forest practice districts- Thanksgiving decor was lovely and appropriater-for the seasoh. A liberty bell of brown with a background of fallen, colorful autumn leaves adorned the East, and pyracantha made the dining tables lovely. Pumpkin pies carried but the spirit of Thanksgiving. Lillie Hill was decorations and program chairman and new member's were in charge of refreshments. The next meeting will be at 8 p.m.

Thursday, Dec. 1, with Ruby Dunlap, program chairman, and May Conner, refreshment chairman. Dennie Brush has won the annual Farm Cooperative Quiz contest. He receives $10 and the right to represent the Covelo chapter at the regional contest Dec. 14 at Scotia.

Tying for second and receiving $5 each were Larry Cook and David Bauer who also will travel to the Scotia Inn to compete against the chapters of the north coast region and individuals throughout the state. Individual and team awurds will be presented at the Scotia Xnn banquet oft Dec. 14. The annual evenUs sponsored by the Agriculture Council of California in an effort to" aid agriculture students in acquiring bus- CELIBACY ABOLISHED? THE HAGUE (UPI) than' 1,700 Dutch Catholic priests Tuesday urged Roman Catholic leaders to abolish celibacy as a requirement for priesthood. The priests, nearly one-third of 5,500 parish churchmen polled by a church action group.

Stressed they were not opposed tb celibacy itself but only tb the church's law on the subject. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 'ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES To Whom It May Concern: Subject to lsstlance-of the license applied for, notice Is hereby given that the undersigned proposes to selt alcoholic beverages at the premises, described follows: Junction N. State Street Redwood Valley Road, Calpeila Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned ts applying (o the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for Issuance on original application of an alcoholic beverage license (of premises as follows; ON SALE BEER AND WINE EAT1JNO PLACE Anyone desiring 'to protest the issuance of. such license may flln A Verified" protest with any office of tho Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, ttlthln 30; days of tho dato the proposed premises posted, stating grounds for uVnlaT as' provided by law. The premises are.

not now licensed for the sale of alcoholic The form of verification' may be obtained from ahy office of the Department. JOAQU1M V. DIAS IN LEGAL NOTICE LOTUNJBpS A LdUNIBOS SUMMONS Superior Court of -the State of California for the County of Sonoma No. 66174 Marie 'thereHse dragging on for four years. Twenty-four years is a long time to take out of a man's life in the first place.

Four years is much too "long to delay a restitution trial in the second place. Meanwhile Zimmerman has been able to get only sporadic work. He has already suffered enough. You, as a humane mayor of New York City, might see what you can do to expedite his case and rectify an injustice. courts can be humane or be boss-ridden.

It looks as if the wrong bosses were now riding them. Esther II. Slmmbns, LOB Angeles, Calif was merely a coincidence that Lt. Jerry Nugent was shipped home from Viet Nam five weeks after his brother, Pat, married the President's daughter. The lieutenant had completed his 12 months in Viet Nam and was eligible Return.

Before the wedding, however, the President spent the taxpayer's money to film a personal message from Lt. Nugent ih-Vlet Nam. The film was rushed to the White House where the President showed lt to the in his private projection room. Sebastian A. Rabano, et al THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, To tho above nam rid Defcnflanrt: you are hereby to appear and- answer tnft complaint of the above named plaintiff filed in the above entitled in a oV'C entitled brought.

Against you in said Court, within TEN days after the on, you of this summons, if aeryedj wtthln the above named county, within I'HIRTT d'ays-if served elsewhere. You are hereby less you so appear and ansiwer, fiBtld JBlAJfltlff will iudgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint as arising upon contract, or will apply to the Court for any relief demanded in the complaint DATED: MAR. 7, 1966. (Seal) EUGENE D. WILLIAMS, Clerk By Helen P.

Hanson, Deputy Clerk LOU NI BOS A LOU NI BOS 10 Fourth Street Petaluma, California Attorneys for' Plaintiff 1.6, 23, 30 LEGAL NOTICE HUGH L. of of CITATION NO. 13462-A Dept. 2 Superior Court of the State California for the County Mendocino Adoption of, THOMAS EDWARD DOBBINS, and SUSAN EILEEN DOBBTN8, Minors. TO: THOMAS WILLIAM DOBBINS: YOU ARE HEREBY CITED to be and.

appear on February 6, 1967 at 9:30 A.M. In Department Two of the above entitled Court in the Court House, Ukiah, California, then and there to show cause, If any you have, why the Petition of RALPH NOLAN MATTHEWS for the adoption of THOMAS EDWARD DOBBINS and SUSAN EILEEN DOBBINS your minor ted. DATED: OCT. 26. 1966.

W. J. BRQADDUS, COUNTY CLERK BY: 'MARY' H. HUGHES. DEPUTY CLERK 23, 30 Pfc.

Robert Mackey, First Cavalry Division, Viet Mam The Defense Department, following up our. exposeLof GI gyps, "has ordered a "fuir investigation" of automobile, abuses. Servicemen who have lost money on shady auto transactions can also" get free advice from their legal officer. Ira Johnson, -Milwaukee, WIH. Allen-Bradley which buys the back page of the John Birch Society's magazine each month, may consider President Johnson pro-communist but doesn't let, this interfere with business; Trie company sells electronic equipment to- the fed- era) government, then uses the profits to promote right-wing causes.

At last report, Fred Loock, the company president, was a power in the Birch Society and a member of its national finance committee. Alice Ulnn, Decatur, Ga. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, D- N.Y., the Harlem globetrotter, didn't have the worst attendance record in Congress, though he missed five out.of 10 key votes. Rep.

James Martin, campaigning for Governor of Alabama, and Rep. James rison, campaigning for reelection in Louisiana) Bllssed eight out of 10. Rep. Phfl Lap- drum, and Rep. Ed Willis, who also faced tough primaries, missed sjeyen of 10.

Others with even wone records were absent because of illness. They included Herman Toll, Ralph ScoUX, Murray, Carieton King, and Joe Martip, R-Mass. Rep. William Ayres, Akron, Ohio The'fact that yoji haye induced Powell of chairman of the tbrp- mitteeV to allocate taxpAyeS" funds.to pay for a purely poll' cal attack on the Anti Poverty Program, makes the facts worse than those Which we reported. It also explains the fact.

that you were the one member of the committee who chain-' pioned Chairman Powell when he was being criticteed by other members of the Education and Labor Committee. Chairman PowelL has been able to use Anti Poverty funds extensively in- Harlem so it seems ironic that he would allow some of his committee funds to be diverted to you to attack Anti -Poverty. However, -In view of the fact that you championed Powell when all members pf your committee stripped Jiim of his autocratic power this irony understandable. Pete Nieliwn, Mated ho It might be possible to grow crops on the moon'in special greenhouses which, would be needed to protect the plants from the severe tenipgristul (234 above at high noon to 234 midnighf). Lunar explorers will bring back soil samples which will be tested for fertility.

Esther Stein, Philadelphia, Pa. You are right that industrial pollution contaminates our environment worse than dotes auto fumes. It would cost an estimated $100 million a year just to control the pollution Xrom the nation-' pulp and pqper mflls. Management claims it can't show a profit from making our air and water purer, so the air breathing and water -drinking public show a deficit-. William Curtis, Palm Beach, Fla.

Admirers of Sen. William Fulbright, pushed him for the Nobel peace prize. He didn't lobby honor him-self. It was a pure coincidence' that he happened to be lecturing- in Sweden 1 about the time prize committee was considering candidates in next-door Norway. TUNNEL IDEA VIENNA (UPI)- slovak economist has proposed an off-beat idea for giving landlocked Czechoslovakia access to the sea tunnel.

Dr. Karel Zlabek proposed in the latest issue of the Czech technical T-6 a 210-mile tunnel be dug, from southern Czechoslovakia to the Adriatic Sea at a cost of $2 billion. i "Better Than Never!" THANK YOU For Your Attendance and Interest during the OPEN HOUSE of our A 'A..