Strikes and Spares Highlight Narrow Bowling Week
The league saw few high scores as many players posted subpar results. Elwood Adams led with a 245 game and 636 series, while Joe Paladini posted 613 with 223 and 216. Inez OBrien topped the women with 226, Gloria Strong 543. Various divisions posted mixed results and several splits were converted.
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Joe Paladini
Inez—O'brien
Gloria Strong
Gloria
Pete Onori
Art Underwood
Curt Pond
Lee Richardson
Bert Friend
Ron’ Gowan
Bob Messi Jr
Tony Bartolomei
Larry Baldwin
Bill Shroyer
Jiggs Pallock
Vi Miller
Jo Groves
Ginny Messi
Val Conlin
Donis Harrell
Banks reopen after six months in Ireland economy
In Dublin Irish banks resumed operations after a six month shutdown. Banks and clerks work overtime to clear about 2 million pending checks and 12 to 15 million more in pubs and stores. The Bank Officials Association approved a new wage offer and urged customers to expect slow restoration of account accuracy.
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Donal P. O.higgins
Dublin
UPI
Irish Republic
Bank Officials Association
CSEA income workshop in Hayward report makes a note
California School Employees Association held a salary survey workshop at Chabot College in Hayward with Ukiah Valley CSEA Chapter 194 members Floyd Hampton Alice Phillips Bernice Denham and Elma Maxwell. Attendees exchanged ideas and tackled school budget processing from the administration perspective. Members will report to their local chapter at the November 3 meeting at Oak Manor school.
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California School Employes Association
Chabot College
Hayward
Ukiah Valley Csea
Floyd Hampton
Alice Phillips
Bernice Denham
Elma Maxwell
Oak .Manor School
Hooper Sanders Bridge Winners at Ukiah Club
Muriel Hooper teamed with Bill Sanders to win the Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club tournament at the Palace Hotel on Monday night, with Dick Drury and Dave Strong finishing second and third behind Beverly Carter and Lorraine Wener. In unrelated notices, AWOL sailor Jerry Eugene Reynolds was arrested in Aliceville, Alabama, and banks faced delayed payments and high overdraft charges during the shutdown, with Ireland applying 9 percent interest on overdrafts as loans.
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Bill Sanders
Palace Hotel
Dick Drury
Dave Strong
Beverly Carter
Lorraine Wener
Ireland
Ukiah Air Sampling Shows Low Contaminants in Downtown
Dr. Robert L. Holtzer reports Oct 8 atmospheric tests at State and Standley Streets for three pollutants. Total oxidant, nitrogen dioxide, and carbon monoxide stay well below state standards, though oxidant and nitrogen dioxide reach unusually high levels for Eureka areas. Local trapping of air explains smoky periods. monthly Ukiah Area Council meets tonight at 7 30 PM at First Methodist Church with guest Mr. Smitham from the county welfare department. Members Swinney and Freestone named secretary and treasurer, respectively. Community food baskets planned for Thanksgiving and Christmas. canned goods urged.
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State and
Standley Streets
Charles P. Sassenrath
Humboldt “Air Pollution Control District
Ukiah
Sassenrath
Eureka
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Agriculture leads U.S. water pollution, Nixon notes
Washington UPI reports President Nixon highlights agriculture as the leading source of water pollution, affecting about 90 percent of U.S. water. Dr. Jesse Lunin of the Agriculture Department warns monitoring farm runoff is complex, and definitive fixes will take years, urging cautious use of herbicides and pesticides while research continues.
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LEONARD_CURRY
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
United States
Jesse Lunin
Department of Agriculture
Lunin
Agriculture Department
State media credited for minimum fire loss
After an unusually dry and dangerous year that threatened massive destruction by fire throughout the north coastal region George Gentry fire prevention chairman of the Redwood Region Conservation Council says area news media deserve full credit for limiting losses with the first rains easing danger He praises the California Division of Forestry and other firefighters and notes that timely information via newspaper radio and television kept visitors campers hunters and woods workers informed The news media within the Redwood Region did yeoman work this year and their role is key to the effort
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North Coastal
George Gentry
Redwood Region Conservation Council
Gentry
California Division of Forestry
Redwood
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