the the the 6-Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, VITAL STATISTICS Births, Marriages, Divorces, Deaths Divorces, Deaths Funerals Funerals mother of Otto E. Sorensen of Concord: dear grandmother of Karin Starks of Vacaville and Judy Sorensen of cord; also survived by 2 arealgrandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. A A native of Germany. age Mission 6 years. member of Druid Circle of Sooma.
Friends are Invited to attend the services on Tuesday, 1973 1:00 p.m. from THE LAFFERTY AND SMITH COLONIAL CHAPEL, 4321 oma Charles Hwy. W. Santa Keturakat Rosa pastor with of Rey. Lukes Lutheran Church officiating.
vate family Inurnment Santa Rosa morial Park. If preferred donations Mrs. Strobino's memory may be made to your favorite charity. (The Sonoma Mission Circie Druids will have special service this evening, April 30. 1973, at 8:00 p.m.
at the LAFFERTY SMITH COLONIAL CHAPEL.) STROBINO In Santa Rosa, April 28. 1973. Louise Strobino loving wife of John Strobino of Santa Rosa: beloved MORANDO in Sonoma, April 27, 1973, Caterina Morando, dearly loved wife of Glacomo Morando of Boves Hot Springs; loving mother of Albert Morando of Milibrae and Clara Bagnasco of Sonoma; loving sister of Marla Morlini Altos: also vived by Adored numerous brothers grandmother and of sisters in Italy: and David Kenneth Bagnasco of Sonoma, Michael, Julie Ann Morando of Milibrae: mother-In-law of Rose Marie Morando of Millbrae. native Friends of are Italy, age invited 64 to years. attend the toneral services on Tuesday.
Mav 1, 1973 at 10:00 a.m. from DUGGAN'S MISSION CHAPEL, St. 525 W. Napa Sonoma. Thence to Leo's Church.
lente where a mass of the Ressurrection will be offered at 10:30 a.m. ment Mountain Cemetery. Sonoma. Rosary, Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. STOY-In Santa Rosa, April 29, 1973: Tom W.
Stoy, beloved husband of Isa: belle Stoy, Santa Rosa: beloved father of Tom Stov of Midland, as. and Jack Vail, Santa Rosa: brother of Nell Maas of Seattle, Inq and Frances grandfather Helms, of Tom, Los Jim Angeles: hey: vi Stov, all of Texas, and Isabelle Toso and Jackie Borden, both of Santa Rosa: loving great-grandfather of Mike Jerry Lynn Toso, both of Santa Rosa: also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. A native of Kentucky; aged 76 years. A member of Marin Lodge 191 F. and A.M.
Friends are invited to attend services on Tuesday, May 1, 1973 at 2:00 p.m. from the DANIELS CHAPEL OF ROSES. Interment, Santa Rosa Memorial Park. FURTNER In Santa Rosa, April 29, of of ine 1973. beloved Santa Ludwig Paxton Jennie Rosa; of daughter M.
Furtner, Santa loving of Furtner, Jr. Rosa, of sister Elizabeth adored Julia Santa of to a mother Rebello of Santa Rosa also and survived Joseph by D. Ginzer numerous of Santa Rosa; nieces and nephews. A native of Windsor. California, age 54 years.
Friends are invited to attend the vices on Wednesday, May 2, 1973, at 2:00 p.m. at DANIELS PEL OF THE ROSES with Father Anthony Gamble officiatina. Private inurnment, Santa Rosa Memorial Park. Carrol Johnson LAKEPORT Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow for Carrol E.
"Shorty" Johnson, 86, of Lakeport, who died Saturday in a Lakeport convalescent hospital. Johnson was born in Lakeport and lived all of his life in the area. He was a veteran of World War I and was formerly employed by the Smoke Shop in Lakeport and the Lakeport Garage. Survivors include his wife, Hazel Johnson, Lakeport; son, Carrol E. Johnson, Sacramento; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Services will be at Jones Mortuary, with the Rev. Glen Cordell officiating. Inurnment will follow at the Chapel of the Chimes, Santa Rosa. Marion Windrem KELSEYVILLE Graveside services were held today for Marion L. Windrem, 68, of Kelseyville, who died Thursday at a Lake County Hospital.
Windrem was a native Californian and had lived in Lake County for 43 years. He was employed as a driver for the Lake County Schools bookmobile. Surviving him are his wife, Lois Windrem, Kelseyville; son, David Windrem, San Francisco; daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Preston, Kelseyville; brother, Philip Windrem, Kelseyville; and sister, Nancy Lee Windrem, Santa Barbara. Services were held at the Kelseyville Cemetery with the Rev.
Paul Larson officiating. Jones Mortuary, Lakeport, was in charge of arrangements. Ukiahn Held In Surgeon Assault By Staff Correspondent UKIAH Rex Lee Hardin, 32, Ukiah, has been chargd with assault with intent to commit murder in connection with the recent stabbing of a well known Ukiah surgeon. Hardin, who had been living in the Broiler Motel in Redwood Valley, was arrested Friday at his place of work by Mendocino County sheriff's deputies. Last week, Dr.
Kenneth Young, 46, said he was assaulted as he was getting into his car behind his office. Ukiah police officers said that the doctor had been stabbed on his left wrist and left leg and was cut across the face. Tito Wires Nixon On Midwest Flood BELGRADE (UPI) President Tito has cabled his sympathies to President Nixon for floods, that have ravaged areas the United States, the presidential office said. The cable said: "For the numerous human victims and enormous material damage caused by the flooding of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, I wish to deliver to you and to the population exposed to this grave disaster, the sincere sympathies of the peoples of Yugoslavia and of me personalIly." Monday, April 30, 1973 SR Girl Found In Woods By Staff Correspondent FORT BRAGG-An 8-year-old Santa Rosa girl was found yesterday at 3:20 p.m. after she had wandered lost in the woods more than four hours with her little black dog.
Kari Lisa Nordby was reported missing at 1 p.m. by her mother, Paula June Nordby, after a two-hour search by family and friends failed to locate the child. Mrs. Nordby told sheriff's deputies they were visiting friends on Sherwood Road and Kari had never been in the area before. The Mendocino Sheriff's Department and members of the Fort Bragg Fire Department rescue team searched after the little girl wandered off.
Sheriff's investigator Jim (Tusso with the child's mother combed the densely wooded area and found several campers who reported having seen a child. They also found footsteps leading toward the Ranch. A group of young campers who observed the little girl near Noyo River called officers and reported they were holding her. She was tired and hungry, and somewhat frightened, but otherwise all right, officers said. Javits: Buck Stops at Nixon On Watergate NEW YORK (UPI) Sen.
Jacob Javits, said Sunday President Nixon was "not a party to the Watergate scandal but has the fundamenItal responsibility for anything that happened in his office." But, Javits added, "I will say he presided over an executive office in which it happened. He needs to separate this great scandal al from the process of government." Javits, interviewed on a local television program (WCBS "Newsmakers'), said he did not want to charge the President with immorality but "I charge him with responsibility. He is the man responsible." Growers Told To Talk to Plants SOHAM, England (UPI) Seed salesman Jack Boyce has a word for growers--have a word with the buds and blossoms. Boyce said in leaflets handed to customers today that talking plants helps produce bumper yields. "Chat up your tulips," he said.
"Have a gossip with your cabbages and brussel sprouts. And don't forget to say 'good morning' to your potatoes." Plants respond to love, Boyce said. "I'm not nutty," he said. "A great deal of scientific work has been done on this in America. Sweet -talking to plants has th same effect as when two teen lovers get together and hold hands in the moonlight.
It brings them into their full blossom." Nine Injured on Weekend In Sonoma County Traffic Nine persons were treated for injuries suffered in six separate weekend traffic accidents on busy Sonoma County roadways, according to the California Highway Patrol. Lonnie R. Wolford, 22, of 741 Mountain View Petaluma, was reported in satisfactory condition at Hillerest Hospital after a single car accident at 8:10 p.m. yesterday on Petaluma Blvd. north of Corona Road.
Officers said Wolford was southbound when he apparently reached for a cigaret he had dropped and ran off the road. He was thrown out when his car struck a tree. The vehicle then continued on and struck a cement culvert. A motorcyclist was thrown from his vehicle in a 3:35 p.m. crash yesterday on Highway 1, north of Bay Hill Road.
According to the CHP, Eric L. Bruns, 3 30, of Fair Oaks, lost control of his southbound motorcycle and it crossed into the northbound lane, colliding with an auto driven by Robert J. Pasehal, 44, of 877 W. Eighth HRD Working With SR School Counselors The Santa Rosa city schools system is one of 30 school districts throughout the state involved in a pilot project designed to prepare high school students for the "world of work." Under the program, the State Department of Human Resources Development is workingwith high school counselors on occupational guidance that will assist students before they find themselves out of school and out of work. In Santa Rosa, Helen Perks has been assigned by the HRD office to work half time in the district's high schools.
She has been conferring with vocational education teachers, work experience coordinators, and counselors to identify priority needs. "This experimental program is being tested as part of our efforts to improve the employment picture in said Earl Brian, Health and Welfare secretary. "Too many young people are graduating from high schools with little or no knowledge about the labor market, their skills or their worth. These young people need good advice on jobs entry level jobs, job requirements, employer expectations, promotional opportunitis, the rights of employers, the rights of the worker, and advice on programs with direct links to occupations. "HRD is capable of providing this information to the schools, to help young people move more effectively into worthwhile careers." he stated.
All of the schools involved are expected to have programs underway for the fall semester, at the latest, according to Benjamin Hargrave, HD deputy director in charge of the program. If the pilot program proves successful, a permanent program could be established through cooperative venture between HRD, the State Department of Education and local edlucational agencis. FARM MARKETS Livestock, Poultry, Produce California Feedlot Range Slaughter steers heifers steady to 50 cents higher, except Imperial Valley steady to 75 cents lower on steers. Feeder cattle steady, instances 1.00 higher on yearling steers for immediate delivery in Northern Calif. Slaughter spring lambs 2.00-5.00 lower.
Fair demand for slaughter cattle thruout the week with moderately active early, slowing late as buvers became bearish wanting to bring live costs in line with lower dressed realizations. However remained firm on their available supply over most of the state with sales on Thurday Friday morning steady prices. Imperial Valley the exception, sales generally 50 cents lower. Increased demand noted feeder tle as native, pastures maturing rapidly with increased movement being anticipated over the next couple of weeks. Demand for slaughter spring lambs poor with outlets limited especially for lambs weighing over 103 lbs.
All sales for delivery within 10 days unless specified. Slaughter cattle fob feedlot after shrink, feeder cattle none shrink, slaughter spring lambs with overnite SLAUGHTER stand in dry STEERS: corral. Choice 950-1050 lb. Choice yield 950-1050 grade Ibs. 2-4 42.75-45.00, 44.0-45.50.
Good Good 925. 1075 lbs. 41.50-42.50, includes calf fed Holstein at 42.00. SLAUGHTER HEIFERS: Choice 800-950 lbs. vield grade 2-4 42.50-43.50.
FEEDER CATTLE: Choice steers hei- heifer steers 650-775 lbs. 50.00-52.00 fers Choice 600-700 lbs. calves 46.00. 375-500 Immed. lbs.
steers thru Oct. mostly 60.00 heifers 53.00 to mostly 55.00, 500 lb. steers 55.00-, heifers 50.00, with cents added on or taken off for each lb. under or over base wt. SLAUGHTER SPRING LAMBS: Choice Prime 95-106 Ibs.
35.00, few shorn mixed. Choice, prime slaughter choice Prepared tancy feeders 60 lbs. Francisco vo 36.00 Market News Office. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI-FSMNS) Dairy, prices to retailers: Eggs, grade AA in consumer cartons, per dozen: FSMNS: Small lot large 62-68; large 59-65; medium 55-61: small 37-43. Chain volume sales extra large 58-60; large 55-57; medium 51-53; small 33-35.
Fall By Gunman Averts Theft By Staff Correspondent FORT BRAGG Nicholas Rossich, a Fort Bragg resident, escaped an attempted armed robbery early Saturday mornling when the gunman stumbled and fell. According to police, Rossich said he was driving north on Main Street at 2:25 a.m. when he picked up a hitchhiker. The rider was described as having a full beard, bushy hair; wearing a green field jacket and jeans. Rossich told officers the man pulled a .45 caliber pistol and said, "Hey man, I need your bread." Rossich said he heard the gun co*cked and then put his money on the dashboard.
A few miles north of town, the robber told the driver to pull over because he needed the car. Rossich said he stopped. As the hitchhiker got out of the car, he stumbled and fell to one knee. Rossich said he made a quick U-turn and drove away. He said he thought the gunman was under the influence of drugs.
By Staff Correspondent UKIAH Roy Irvin Mathers, 37, a Ukiah police officer, was charged with felony drunk driving a after four persons were injured Saturday in a two-car collision on U.S. 101 south of Talmage. Mathers submitted his resignation this morning after a police department "internal affairs investigation." According to Pollice Chief Donn Saulsbury, the investigation had concerned "serious allegations of off-duty police misconduct." Mathers, who had worked for the Ukiah Police Department for just over three years, was not on duty at the time of the accident and was dressed in plain clothes and in his own vehicle. The police officer, who had come to Ukiah from the Orland' Police Department, where he had worked for four years, had been assigned as an investigator. According to the California Highway Patrol, witnesses observed Mathers driving at a high rate of speed and making unsafe passes on the freeway as American ZPG Seen in 2030 SPOKANE, Wash.
(UPI) The chairman of the National Board of Zero Population Growth says the U. S. will not Policeman Cited In Accident COMB Mr. and Mrs. David Comb Santa Rosa, al Santa Rosa Memori: Hospital, April 25, 1973, a girl, pounds, ounces, BENNING To Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmie Benning, Santa Rosa, at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, April 25. 1973. boy. 7 pounds, 3 ounces.
DAVIS 10 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Davis, Santa Rosa, at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, April 26. 1973, a bOY. pounas, 6 ounces, REYNOLDS To Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Reynolds, Santa, Rosa, at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, April 26, 1973. COLLINS To Mr. and Mrs. David E.
girl, 6 pounds, 13 ounces. Collins, Petaluma, at Santa Rosa morial Hospital, April 27, 1973, a ounce. 'KITCHENS 10 Mr. no. Mrs.
John H. Kitchens, Petaluma, 10 Hilicrest tal April 1973, boy. pounds.14 ounces. LUCCHESI To Mr. and Mrs.
George Hospital, April 29, 1973, a boy, a pounds, A. Petaluma. at Hilicrest 6 ounces. MARRIAGE LICENSES CURTSINGER Bruce Edgar Bryan, 27, asd Faith Francis Curtsinboth of Santa Rosa. a Baldwin Park, and David Leslie T.
Ann Briggs, Snode, 20, Rohnert Park. CASTER Eugene Hal Caster, 23, Santa Rosa, and Charmaine Pao, 21, Cotati. HERZOG-LALIBERTE Michael S. 209. 33, Sebastopol, ad Cecile M.
LaLiRosa. Frank Raiph Haynes. and Patricia Kathleen De21, of Petaluma. LYNCH FISHER John Fisher, V. 20, Lynch, 29, and Tamarrah Hollie both of Santa TROUT, Stella Winston Strout, 59, Miley both Perry, of Sebastopol.
Blaine Todd Sell21, and Janet Lynch Sutton, 20, ers. of STUMP-SYNCHROWSKY Harold Ann Calvin Stump Jr. 18, and tris Sychrowsky, 18, both of Petaluma James Curtis Walton, 64, and Beatrice Agnes Shinn Walton, 56, both of Sebastopol. WILLIAMS-PATTESON Phil Allen Hams, 23, and Debra Anne Patteson, 20, both of Healdsburg. ZIMMERMAN-KAHN Ray Walter merman, 24, and Mary Ann Elizabeth Kahn, 28, both of Santa Rosa.
DISSOLUTIONS FILED NEWMAN Frank C. and Marie P. MONTGOMERY Cheryl Lee and John Leland. ANDERSON Darryl M. and Lisda Lee.
A OLSON Douglas A. and Patricia. BAUGHMAN Jeanette Marie and old Eugene. YANGLIN ANDERSON Terry Linda Ann Lee and Darryl and Dennis Miltos. BRAZIL Cheryl and Joseph F.
Jr. HEPLER Merlin S. and Emily Marie. CATTALINI Deborah Kay and Gary Albert. LEE Barbara J.
and Richard RUARK Aranda M. and John W. MANCUSO Nina and Dominic A. TAYLOR Mary Evelyn asd Dom Dodson. MADEROS James and Barbara C.
COX Clifton Eddit and Nancy Louise. Leland Frank and Melinda Sue. fa*gEN Carol Jean and Michael William. ANGLEN Vicki Elisor and Robert Thomas r. BARROS Cathy A.
and Edward G. Sr. TOMLIN Ronald Clarke and Deborah STEWART Ruby Louise and Everett Kay Marie and Stephen Osborne. WIRTZ Celene A. and Kiernon P.M.
HARRIS Sandra Jeas and Howard. WISE Janet Curry and Donald Arthur. STOCKBRINE Nettie Beeson and Richard Earl. BLAIS Arthur E. and Patricia R.
GIARRITTA Jov C. and Frank H. AKEY Dolores R. Clifford M. JAYNE -Tom and Shirley.
-Lois E. and James F. HADLEY -Helen May and Svivester Milton. GAGER -Anita Maria and Raymond, Lee. TORRES Yvonne Hiordis and Joseph DERBYSHIRE Lelia R.
and John W. SOLDIS AN Nancy Lee and Joseph Peter. SULLIVAN John L. and Nancy Suzanne. MULLEN Janet Lee and Steven Leroy.
GROTH EN- Margaret Ann and Rudolph F. SUGARMAN Dorores M. and Bernard. MORTON Madeline C. and Donald C.
O'BRIEN Carol Jay and John B. SASSE Duane Roger and Barbara aldine. Barbara Jean and Thomas, L. SUDBERRY Leslee Anand, Thomas H. BRENNAN Merle and Thomas Mitchell.
WITTE Joyce B. and Edward. MURPHY WIECHMAN Steven Loretta V. and J. and Nancy Kenneth R.
YOUNG Opal P. and and Clyde D. Gene. STACK Patricia Ann Eddie WILSON Pamela Ruth and Cary Lynn. BOYETT Haskell Eugene and Wanda Jean.
Laytonville Man Injured By Staff Correspondent UPPER LAKE A Laytonville man was injured at 7:45 p.m. Saturday when he lost control of his car on a curve on Highway 20, east of Rosemont Avenue. Kevin E. Tredway, 51, was taken to Lakeside Community Hospital, Lakeport, for treatment. According to the California Highway Patrol, Tredway was eastbound when he crossed the westbound lane, hit an embankment, and then overturned.
Julius Winkler SONOMA Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow for Julius Winkler, 85, who died in a Sonoma rest home. Winkler, a native of Germany, lived in Sonoma Valley six years and made his home at 232 Cazares Circle, Moon Valley. He was a retired carpenter for the City of Paris, San Francisco. He was a member of the Carpenters Union Local 483, San Francisco.
He is survived by his wife, Marie Winkler, Sonoma; his daughter, Mary Strohmaier, Oakland; a sister, Mrs. Charles Albright, of New Jersey, and by two grandchildren. Services will be at the Chapel of Bates, Evans Fehrensen. Burial will be at Mountain Cemetery. Bible service will be held at the mortuary at 7 o'clock tonight.
Lena Nella WILLITS Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow for Mrs. Lena Nella, 84, who died Saturday in a Willits hospital. Mrs. Nella was a native of Italy and had lived in Willits for the past 58 years.
She is survived by her sons, Sereno and Aristi Paravicini, of Willits; and Milio Paravicini, Petaluma, and one grandson. Funeral services will be held at the Anker-Lucier Mortuary with the Rev. Michael Culligan of St. Anthony's Catholic Church officiating. Burial will follow at the Willits Cemetery.
Santa Rosa. Bruns was given emergency treatment at Palm Drive Hospital, then transferred to Kaiser Hospital in San Francisco. A Eureka couple was injured in an accident involving three vehicles at 12:30 a.m. at Highway 101 and Industry Road. Involved were a southbound car driven by Lucille C.
Rodriguez, 39, of Cloverdale, a northbound auto driven by Carl E. Brown, 33, of Eureka, and an unidentified third vehicle which was making a left turn onto In-1 dustry Road. The third car then left the scene and the CHP is investigating. Brown and his passenger, Susan L. Brown, 30, were given emergency treatment at Healds-1 burg General Hospital, then transferred to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, where they were treated and released.
Susan K. Dodd, 25, of 795 Benecia Santa Rosa, was taken to Community Hospital of Sonoma County for treatment after her car struck a telephone pole a 2:45 a.m. yesterday on Highway 12, east of Llano Road. Officers said she was apparently belt, attempting when she to lost fasten her control of the eastbound auto. Five cars, including two parked vehicles, were involved in a 6:05 p.m.
pileup Saturday on Lynch road, a half-mile west of Gravenstein Highway. The CHP said the accident started when Paula L. Boolfe, 26, of Sebastopol, stopped her eastbound car to avoid a vehicle driven by Lynn W. Clark, 32, of 4645 Sonoma Mountain Road, Santa Rosa, which was backing into a private driveway. A third car, driven by John L.
Witter, 20, of 3082 Yulupa Santa Rosa, crested the hill and struck the back of the Boolfe car, pushing it into the Clark auto. In the action which followed, a parked Volkswagen and a parked Lincoln were also hit. A passenger in one of the cars, Emmett Barker, 34, of 741 Litchfield a Sebastopol, was taken to Palm Drive Hospital for treatment. Paula Boolfe went to her own doctor. Two persons were injured at p.m.
Saturday when the small foreign auto in which they were riding overturned on Roblar Road, east of Petersen Lane. Taken to Community Hospital for treatment were the driver, Cheryl L. Boyd, 21, of 1054 Merced Santa Rosa, and her passenger, Ron P. Escoto, 23, of Belmont. A Windsor motorcyclist, was seriously injured in a 2:20 p.m.
accident Friday at Sebastopol Security Guard Nabbed In Coin Thefts By Staff Correspondent PETALUMA Two men were arrested Saturday night and booked on burglary charges following a monthlong investigation of Laundrymat coin boxes. They were Donald Ray Harvey, 25, of 620 St. No. 2, who is captain of the Security Service, and L. D.
Lee Snow 23, of 540 King Road. Police said they were arrested after a staked out officer saw Harvey go into the Laundrymat at the Hagstrom Shopping Center at 200 Douglas St. and pry. open coin boxes while Snow acted as a lookout. Officers estimate that more than $400 has been taken from the coin boxes in recent weeks.
The pair is expected to be arraigned in Municipal Court today. Country Top 10 (Courtesy of KVRE) tra-1-YELLOW -Johnny Carver Ken-2-EMPTIEST ARMSRADIATOR -Merle Haggard 3-IF YOU CAN LIVE WITH IT--Bill Anderson 4-BRING IT ON -Joe Stampley 5 WHAT'S YOU MAMA'S NAME-Tanya Tucker 6-KIDS SAY THE DARNDEST THINGS Wynette 7-THE TEDDY BEAR SONG-Barbara Fairchild 8-NORTH TO CHICAGOHank Snow 4.75-9-SOMETHING ABOUT YOU I LOVE--Johnny Paycheck 10 WHAT MY WOMAN CAN'T DO- -George Jones Road and Fresno Ave. The CHP said the westbound motorcyclist, Joe I. Barajas, 26, of 401 Tucker was apparently attempting to pass some cars when one of them started to make a left turn. Barajas swerto avoid the car and ran across a ditch and into a fence.
He was reported in satisfactory condition at Community Hospital. Two teenagers suffered multiple fractures Friday night in a headon crash on Highway 12, east of Watmaugh Road. According to the CHP, a westbound car driven by Neil M. Shepard, 19, of Glen Ellen, skidded out of control and crossed the centerline, striking an eastbound vehicle driven by Roy O. Wilson, 55, of Oakland.
Wilson escaped injury, but Shepard and his passenger, Toni Rosenberg, 18, of Terra Linda, were both admitted to Sonoma Valley Hospital. They were listed in satisfactory condition today. Mendocino Men Commit Suicide By Staff Correspondent UKIAH The Mendocino County coroner's office today reported the suicides of two men, both by firearms. James Patrick Morgan, 20, Ukiah, reportedly shot himself in the mouth Friday with a shotgun at his residence on Boonville Road. A coroner's official said the shooting, which occurred between 1 and 4:15 p.m., was for no apparent reason.
John Howard Simpson, 48, who had been living in a cabin in the Hearst area, took his life with a .22 caliber rifle Saturday, according to the coroner's office. Officials said the victim, who shot himself in the side of the head, left a suicide note. That shooting occurred between 1 a.m. and 6:45 p.m., 1,000 feet west of the Hearst Motel. Both men were reportedly alone at the time.
Funeral arrangements for Morgan are being made at the Eversole Mortuary, Ukiah, and Anker-Lucier Mortuary in Willits is in charge of arrangements for Simpson. Sailor Acquitted Of SR Theft A Superor Court jury Friday acquitted a 19-year-old sailor of a charge he burglarized Tandy's Leather Co. store, 629 Fourth March 10. Nicolo Severio Greco, 19, tified he was in front of the store when a display window was broken. He said the window was smashed while he and a young friend were rough housing in front of the store.
He said his friend inadvertently broke the window, both panicked and left. The two were arrested a short distance away. Greco was represented by Deputy Public Defender Gene Tunney, while Deputy District Attorney Edward Krug prosecuted. Judge John' Mosowitz presided. Ukiah Mother, Son Booked for Fraud By Staff Correspondent UKIAH A Ukiah woman and her son were arrested Saturday on welfare fraud charges, as a result of an investigation by the Mendocino County District Attorney's office and welfare department.
When sheriff's deputies went to serve the Ukiah Justice Court warrants they allegedly found marijuana growing in milk cartons at the residence. John Armand Allard, 19, also was charged with cultivation of marijuana and possession of narcotics paraphernalia. His mother, Katherine Lillian Allard, 38, was charged only with welfare fraud. There are reportedly other warrants outstanding in the welfare fraud investigation. Unlisted Stocks BID ASKED Adv Mry Sy Alex Baldw Jacob 6 Bairdwr BankAmer Corp 45 BankAmRI Cal Water 28 Codding Enterprises 11 Docutel 33 Exchange Bank 30 31 Funk Seeds Hexel Corp Hughes Tool Rity Interdata Inco 10.
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and knocked it off the highway, officers said. Helen McCloud, 35, Redwood Valley, a passenger in the Actkinson vehicle who had been sitting in the right front seat, was thrown out of the car. Officers found her unconscious on the ground, 30 feet east of where the car had landed, on Hastings Road. She was atken to Hillside Community Hospital with head injuries. Also taken to the hospital were the driver, Atkinson, who had facial lacerations and complained of head and back pains; and his other passengers, MyrLindsay, 29, Ukiah, who had neck and ankle injuries and Sue Rash, 24, also of Ukiah, who had facial lacerations and complained of pain in her right arm and back.
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12 25 13 67 105 30 13 10 35 6 2 91 33 DA 83 39 125 99 14 49 49 49 R- 38 2858 43 24 24 24 22 21 21 96 16 32 3358 26 858 26 142 144 13 13 47 47 20 52 24 24 24 19 52 36 36 38 2358 93 34 11 256 K- 14 16 16 16 41 44 44 35 35 35 18 16 16 16 42 10 :1 26 Va M- 28 28 14 35 35 30 33 30 88 78 7 52 74 19 N- 18 15 15 30 30 30 15 38 38 24 16 64 55 55 21. 24 24 33 33 172. 31 34 33 26 Nulaid foods: Large 67; medium 63; small 45. Butter: AA and A 1-lb print cartons patties Cheese: Single daisies processed American 5-lb loaf cheddar 40-lb block 90; Monterey Jack 10-lb rindless block Swiss domestic 80-lb block and wheel SAN FRANCISCO (UPIF MNS) -Fruit and vegeta- bles: Cantaloups Mexico jumbo crates 36s 14.00-15.00. Strawberries Calif 12-pint ys 3.50-4.00.
Beans Mexico improved tucky Wonders 42-43 cents per lb. Cabbage Calif cartons green 24s 6.00-6.25. Cauliflower Calif cartons film wrapped 125-16s 6.00. Eggplant Mexico wirebound crates 18s 3.50-3.75. Onions Imperial Valley 50-1b sacks medium yellow 15.00- 16.00.
Peppers Mexico wirebound crates large bells 16.00-17.00. Potatoes Calif new crop Long Whites 50-lb cartons USIA 5.00. Squash Calif lugs Italian 5.50- 6.00; yellow crookneck 6.50-7.00. 22 17 36 13 36 36 8 8 23 13 13 18 147 146 88 -V V- 16 28 12 9 11 10 32 13 88 20 20 -W 5 30 111 20 13 34 12 10 28 75 25 24 25 14 216 14 13 24 24 23 x238 53 10 13 381 28. 27 6 48 13 25 11 14 82 9 72 18 18 16 33 Va 168 21 -XYZ43 659 140 29 98 13 104 Baker Residence Damaged by Fire By Staff Correspondent PETALUMA Three 43 51 219 5 28 00 10 10 11 24 37 37.
9 63 18 7 08 16 17 7 250 60 183 275 67 11 70 64 11 23 9 16 42. 8 21 stairs bedrooms of the Richard Baker home, 1048 McNear suffered extensive damage in a fire Saturday. The Petaluma Fire Department said the blaze started in one of the bedrooms. Cause is still under investigation..
