Yokayo Bowl Pin News Highlights Jr. League Winners
The Jr. Bowling League finale crowned the Duds as first place, followed by the Mugs and Kilgers. Awards honored high games, series, handicaps, most improved bowlers, and 200 plus pins with multiple bowlers achieving personal bests. A May 24 picnic celebrated winners with support from local businesses and the Men’s City Association.
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Amerpy
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Raelene Duwe
Glenn Hayter
Jeanette
Bradley
Wes Graham
Jim Brown
Patti Turner
Annette Cagle
Bruce Caborn
Mike Graham
George Ayers
Kenny Goforth
Maurice Sarzini
Jet Bradley
Rehee Dawe
Annett Cagle
Keglers
Maurice Garzini
Larry Norton
Judd Jarnagin
Mickey Rickel
Patch
Trophie
An- On Cagle
Roger Scroggins
Tammy Boynton
Raelene Dawe
Ron Grove
Dave Sperry
Mike Rodgers
Kim Presson
Mike
Graham
Glenn
Andy Elliott
Jack Chadwick
Roy Loney
Phil Jackson
Jess Rawles
YBA
Ang Pardini
al Moir
Valley Food Market
Dick Ford
Dick’s Gulf Station
Don Stanton
Stanton Equipment
Frenchie Chalfant
River Road Ranch
Fire destroys stable killing 74 horses in New Jersey
A northern New Jersey stable fire on Sunday killed 71 to 74 horses, many prize thoroughbreds, with an off duty police officer injured by second degree burns trying to free animals. Investigators suspect arson. flames fed by straw and hay. Show arena damage and total losses may exceed 300000 dollars, per owner Joseph Mineto.
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Sfrow
Hayland
Osborn Holen
Hayes
Pamage
New Jersey
Joseph Mineto
Hoien
Crime's Punishment in 1768 Britannica Claim
The first edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica in 1768 stated blasphemy as a crime punishable by death in Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Mind Your Business on Early U.S. Coins
A brief note recounts early coin inscriptions with dates. It states E Pluribus Unum appeared on coins in 1795 and In God We Trust was not inscribed until 1864. The phrase Mind Your Business is cited as appearing on 1787 minted coins.
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U.S
God
Horses Die As Fire Rages Through Farm Stable
A fierce blaze at a farm stable killed horses after the first arrival. Firemen battled the flames for hours as traffic slowed and workers buried the animals on the stable grounds. Helen witnessed the inferno and described a wall of flames and the horses desperate to escape.
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Helen
Warfare State Budget Battle and Vietnam Peace Call
A congressional report contends civilian control over the military has slipped since 1961. It cites over one trillion dollars spent on defense since World War II, argues this curbs social progress, and warns the Vietnam era risks. It urges trimming one million military personnel and forming a coalition government to attain peace in Vietnam.
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Kennedy
House
Vietnam
Notice to Creditors of Bulk Transfer Ukiah Hardware
Legal notice to creditors of Charles D Rupe and Kara M Rupe dba Ukiah Hardware Company 1198 North State Street Ukiah Mendocino California that a bulk transfer will occur to Ukiah Hardware a corporation at 1198 North State Street. Property to be transferred includes all stocks in trade fixtures equipment and goodwill of Ukiah Hardware. Transfer to take place at 9:00 a.m. on Monday June 9 1969 at John Ey Nelson Office Ukiah California before Notary Public John Be Nelson.
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Charles D. Rupe
Kara M. Rupe
Ukiah Hardware Company
North State Street
Ukiah
County of
Mendocino
State of California
Ukiah Hardware
County of Mendocino
John Ey ‘Nelson
Savings Bank Building
Ukiah Hardware Tcr Oata
A Corporation
WM. M. Myers
John E. Neilson
John BE. Nelson
Jarnaghan Is Sentenced On DUI And License Charge
Herman Leroy Jarnaghan, 24, of Hoopa, received a 10 day jail term after pleading guilty to drunk driving and driving with a suspended license. He will serve the sentence in county jail with possible fines and probation terms to follow.
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Herman Leroy Jarnaghan
Hoopa
Unusual Bridge Advice From an Exclusive Column
Alfred Sheinwold explains a bridge hand from Dorothy Hayden's Winning Declarer Play. South must win the first trick to start clubs, while a dummy-first play is warned against. An exclusive addendum advises saving the opened suit for last and not letting a partner play from the dummy too soon. Daily Question bids one heart, with two four-card suits, suggesting a first reply in the cheaper suit.
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Dorothy Hayden
South
East
West
Army AWOL arrest of Leonard Whipple in Covelo
Leonard Dudley Whipple twenty two of Ukiah was arrested Saturday in Covelo by sheriff's deputies on charges of being absent without leave from the U S Army. He is jailed awaiting transport by army authorities to the Presidio San Francisco.
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Leonard Dudley Whipple
Ukiah
Covelo
Sheriff's
U.S. Army
Whipple
Presidio
San Francisco
Officers Laud Cooperation But Traffic Help Key says Hickey
A fragmentary quote highlights praise for police work while stressing that officer success depended on cooperation from motorists. The brief item notes motorists' role in enabling safe outcomes and cites Hickey’s remarks on this point.
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Hickey
New quick setting cement hardens in minutes
A new cement mix sets almost instantly and becomes walkable in about 15 minutes making rapid repairs feasible. The product promises quick strong setting for construction and maintenance projects.
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