Italian Team Wins Ninth World Bridge Championship on June
The Italian bridge team dominates the final, using sharper bidding to crush North American play. In a decisive swing, Giorgio Bedar donna and partners push ahead with precise bids while Americans Roth and Root miss critical chances. The piece highlights better bidding and judgment as the key to Italy's triumph and includes a Daily Question about how to bid with a broken hand.
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Italy
New York
Alvin Roth
Bill Root
Giorgio Bedladonna
Rothman
Pietro Forquet
Benito Garozzo
Forquet
Toronto
Eric Murray
Murray
South
Scout Camping Sessions Under Way at Navarro
The Sonoma Mendocino Area Council opened its annual Navarro camping season with 121 Scouts from Troops 1 Petaluma 21 Healdsburg 123 130 132 135 Santa Rosa 66 Ukiah 53 Fort Bragg 16 Sonoma 42 Novato led by Scoutmasters. Nearly 600 boys registered to date, with a 103 pre-registered for the second period beginning July 2 and 11 troops expected to contribute.
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Sonoma
Mendocino
Petaluma
Healdsburg
Santa Rosa
Uktah
Fort Bragg
Novato
Camp Navarro
Richard Hacke
Ukiah
Jerry Barnett
Boonville
John Schafer
Two Rock Station
Earl $. Sufflow
Donald L. Hotchkiss
David E. Conklin
Leonard C. Harker
William E. Wiggins
Norman Clow
Charles
Becker
Philo
Ward Page
Tom Panas
Robert Proctor
Carl Fravel
John Pallett
Gary Sugiyama
David Thawley
Steve Smith
Calpella
Paul Weller
Rick
Anderson
Craig Lewis
Tom ‘Musser
Darrel Jones
Sebastopol
Harold J. Alexander
Sonoma - Mendocino Area
Fresno beauty chosen Miss California in pageant
Karen Purcell, a Fresno State senior and Fresno County representative, was selected Saturday night as Miss California to compete in Atlantic City in September. Runners-up were Alexa Clark of Redlands, Shanno Heft of Orange County, Melissa Rider of Tulare, and Donna Maltes of Los Angeles.
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UPI
Strathmore
Fresno County
Redlands
Alexa Clark
Orange County
Shanno Heft
Tulare
Melissa Rider
Los Angeles
Donna Maltes
Fogle Services Set in Manteca
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Berg thold's Chapel Manteca for Willard O Fogle 70 Calpelia who died at a local hospital Saturday. A World War I veteran and retired farmer he was a Belmont Okla native who had lived in the area three years. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Mary Cole Calpella and Mrs Kulu McGuffee Stroud Okla and two brothers Harry Fogle Dilton Okla and Dewey Eogle Sweet Home Grey burial will be at Park View Cemetery Manteca. Burial arrangements are made locally by Zimmerman Mortuary.
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Willard O. Fogle
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Oklo
Mary Cole
Calpella
Kulu McGuffee
Stroud
Okla
Harry Fogle
Dilton
Dewey
Eogle
Sweet Home
Grey
Park View Cemetery
Zimmerman Mortuary
Potter Valley births and travel notes from Andersen trip
Steven Michael Todd born June 17 at Hillside Community Hospital weighs eight pounds six ounces. Dyton Bonham recovering after emergency surgery in Ukiah General Hospital. Memorial Park hosts a chicken barbecue June 17 with horseshoes as entertainment and a bake sale set for June 30. Excerpts from Mrs. Andersen’s letter cover travels from San Francisco to Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Korat aboard USA Thai Air Base routes.
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Steven Michael
Don Todd
Hillside Community Hospital
C. W. Todd
Charles Carson
Memorial Park
Hoppers Cover
Shirley
Andersen
Seerety _ Douglas
Charles
Andy
Tokyo
Asakusa---Kannon-Temple
Emperial Palace Plaza
Ginza District
Japan
Hong Kong
Kowloong
Mt. Victoria
San Francisco
Honge Kong
Bangkok
Thailand
Don Muang
Korat
USA
Ukiah Lions Club Installs Officers for Coming Year
Ukiah Lions Club held a Sunday event at the Narrows Blue Lakes with a roast beef dinner and installation of officers. Edward Eversole officiated, installing Wally George as president and a slate including Ernest Banker as first vice president and Jack Simpson as second. The gathering featured swimming, boating, horseshoes and social visiting.
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Bill Tatum
E. A. Eversole
George
the Narrows
Blue Lakes
Cober
Ukiah Lions Club
Narrows
Wally George
Ernest Banker
Jack Simpson
James Massengill
al Bechtel
Ralph Rains
Jim Morris
Felix Thornhill
Harold Trenholm
C. W. Lightenburger
Reno Bartolofine
Roger Wren
Sterling Norgard
Dave Spencer
Ben Foster
al Bechiol
Previnus
Louis Loosley
Kiwanis Club Nominating Board Seat To Replace Art Stump
Ukiah Kiwanis Club to fill a board of directors post caused by Art Stump's resignation. At Tuesday luncheon, the nominating committee will report and nominations will be taken from the floor. Bill Henderson will present the program. meetings stay Tuesday until Aug 2 then move to Wednesdays.
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Art Stump
Ukiah Kiwanis Club
House of Garner
Henderson
First Population Census in Massachusetts 1765
The 1765 census marked Massachusetts first population count, occurring 15 years before the Commonwealth's official establishment. The record notes the early demographic effort amid colonial governance.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Questions and Answers How School Budget Juggles Problems
The article outlines administrative changes after a 15 percent budget cut. It notes elimination of fed eral projects coordinator, shifting duties to the assistant superintendent, and pension reductions for upper admin staff. Central administration is reduced by one full position. The budget next year should balance, with about 47,000 in the black and possible 90,000 to 125,000 in additional state funds. Transportation cuts and elimination of instrumental music limit options for restoring programs. The district plans to use an unlimited override tax for seventh and eighth grades to fund junior high improvements without raising overall district taxes, relying on reductions in other taxes.
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Paul ‘Tion
Calpella School
Yokayo
Potter Valley High School
Potter Valley High
Now You Know. By United Press International
There are no national holidays designated by Congress, only in the District of Columbia and for federal employees. Each state decides its observed holidays via legislative act or executive proclamation.
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United Press International
Congress
United States
District of Columbia
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