Merchants Clash with Concord Sunday at Anton Stadium
Ukiah Merchants, improving through the season, face the Concord Cardinals Sunday afternoon at Anton stadium. The Cardinals compete in the Bay Area County league and are considered a strong foe. Ukiah’s diamond forces have lost only once this year, to the Jeffersons, a top San Francisco semi pro club.
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Ukiah Merchants
Concord Cardinals
Anton Stadium
Cardinals
Weld & Strong Erst
Ukiah
Diamond Forces
Jeffersons
San Francisco
Covelo Juniors Stage Horse Show and Rodeo
Covelo Junior Riding club hosted a junior horse show and rodeo at Covelo rodeo grounds last Saturday. Willits Junior Horsemen joined in with Betty Ann Stansberry named best dressed cowgirl and John O’Ferrall best dressed cow boy. Winners included Rohrbough twins in first pair event, Stansberry in musical chairs, Buddy Gorman in peanut class, and Samya Powers with Linda Foss in stake races. Charlene Drewry led train horse under 12, Don Strickland won package race, Powers and Vanna won ribbon race, and Betsy Stansberry led trail horse with Carolyn Brown second. Junior rodeo saw Budd Vann ride a cow bareback for 8 seconds. young riders Jimmy Brown and others assisted with ribbons awarded to non winners.
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Covelo
Willits
Betty Ann Stansberry
John O'Ferrall
Wie’ Rohrbough Twits
Perry
Philo
Billy
Craig Lamb
Doug Stansberry
Buddy Gorman
Sbnya Powers
Linda Foss
Charlene Drewery
Charlene Drewry
Roy O'Ferrell
Don Strickland
Bill Lamb
Sonya Powers
Cheryl Vanna
Carolyn. Brown
Budd Vann
Roy O'Ferrall
Jerry Henderson
Jimmy Brown
Hattie Clark
Gertrude Crockett
Tommy G. Brown
Merchants Blank Alameda In Four-Run Victory At Ariton
Ukiah Merchants defeated Alameda Naval Air Station 4-0 behind Gary Modrell four‑hit pitching. Rovera led the offense with three hits, including two RBIs, while Don Stewart collected two of Alameda’s four hits. Brumback and Lucchesi contributed productive at bats as the Merchants broke through in the second inning and added runs in later frames.
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Gary Modrell
Ukiah Merchants
Alameda Naval Air Station
Ariton Stadium
Merchants
Bob Vasintini
Margi
Don Lucchesi
Billi Brumback
Modrell
Floyd Rovera
Rovera
Nah
Don Stewart
Alameda
Bohaber
Stewart
Nicuole
Freete
Easca
Dessapniad Tomters
J Myers
J. Luccheal
HK Bartolomei
Valentini
T. Bartolomei
D. Lucchesi
Brumback
Peete
Barbecue and 2 Ball Foursome Support Furniture Fund
Last Thursday's 2-ball foursome and barbecue raised twenty three dollars for the furniture fund. The barbecue served spare ribs instead of chicken. Low gross winners were Gen Cox and Barry Falk, and LaVerna Holahausers and Chet Armstrong tied for low gross, each earning a ball. Low net winners were Renee Myers and Ernie Banker, tied with Gert Cuneo and Claude Johns, each receiving a ball. Next 2-ball is Thursday, June 21.
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LaVerna Holahausers
Chet Armstrong
Gen Cox
Barry Falk
Renee Myers
Ernie Banker
Gert Cuneo
Claude Johns
Bob Whitaker
Homestead
Fishing License Sales in May Set Record in California
California anglers bought a record number of fishing licenses in May totaling 783,035 dollars, the highest monthly total yet. The gain over the prior May was 85,000, boosting 1956 sales to surpass June 1955 figures by 314,000. Deer tag sales also rose over 1954, with 401,820 buyers, led by Region 8 in San Francisco and followed by Los Angeles Sacramento Fresno and feeding regions.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game Region 8
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacraento
Fresno
Fedding
Ukiah Hitter Leading Merchant Batting Averages
Junior Lucchesi tops Ukiah Merchant hitters with a .385 average. Don Lucchesi and Bob Varentino follow at .318, Gary Modrell and Charlie Myers at .250, Boyd Rovera .222, Bill Brumbach .200, and Telmo Bartolomei .167 to round out the lineup.
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Junior Lucchesi
Merchant
Don Lucchesi
Bob Varentino
Gary Modrell
Charlie Myers
Boyd Rovera
Bill Brumbach
Telmo Bartolomei
Talmage Sluggers Fall to Hopland in Six Run Defeat
The Talmage Sluggers trailed Hopland 9 to 8 after Bettcher hit four three run homers in the sixth inning. Stayton started for Talmage while Sherp pitched for Hopland as Talmage left runners on base in the late frames. Tonight they host Cloverdale at Anton Stadium at 8 p.m. and Sunday meet St Helena in a separate game at St Helena.
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Talmage
Hopland
Bettcher
Wien
Ted Stayton
Sherp
Hopland Moundsman
Cloverdale American Legion
Anton Stadium
St. .Helena
Helena
Jayees Meeting In Ukiah District Leaders Plan July 22
Representatives from Petaluma Santa Rosa San Rafael Fortuna Eureka Arcata and Sebastopol joined Ukiah area Junior Chamber leaders for a district meeting. Outgoing president reports and upcoming president plans were outlined An orientation for local officers is set for Sunday July 22 in Ukiah. Del Ross Sebastopol and Kenneth Casper Vallejo attended as State JC officers. Joe Hampton and Bob Swan led the local chapter dinner with Hampton outgoing and Swan incoming presidents.
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Petaluma
Santa Rosa
San Rafael
Vos Fortuna
Eureka
Arcata
Sébastopol
Ukish Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ukiah
Ukiaha
State JC
del. Ross
Sebastopol
State Junior Chamber
Kenneth Casper
Vallejo
Joe Hampton
Bob Swan
Reunion plans draw most of 65 class members
Mrs. Smith reports about 80 percent of the 65 member class have reserved for the reunion weekend. Travel distances include Carl Spreckelson of Dallas Texas and Mrs John Franikin Betty Brooke of La Mesa California. Boating and swimming are on the afternoon program with a dinner dance at 7:30 p.m.
Flood Damage Funds Set For Mendocino Farmers
Federal grants totaling 85000 have been allotted to Mendocino County farmers for flood damage recovery. Eighty five farmers applied for grants limited to 1500 per farm to restore land. Hard hit farmers may access more from a 1,000,000 emergency fund via the agricultural department. Local ASCS branch will administer payments after work, with Ukiah manager Don Ward reporting.
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Mendocino
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Dbn Ward
Ukiah Office
Parade Plans Considered for Logging Fair Events
Willits Redwood Products plans for a 26 ton mammoth stump exhibit at the 12th District Fair. The board weighs placing the stump at the fair center or near the entrance as a display. Hot meals will be sold, with a food concession still to be let for the Home Economics building. The $46,000 kitchen may not be completed by opening. state funds of $61,000 for Ukiah and similar plans in Colusa cover kitchen needs. The Home Economics building 40 by 80 feet, with a 12 by 20 kitchen, is under way. Almost half of commercial exhibit spaces have been sold. The parade proposal was discussed but no action taken. a parade is viewed as essential for the fair. The redwood log gift to the fair is also noted.
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Willits‘ Redwood ‘Products Company
Fairgrounds
Fair Board
Ukiah Home Economics
Colusa Fair Home Economics
Ukiah
Fair Aid
Shome Economics
Fairgris
Jean-to Fashion
F. P. Stipp
Suit continues over Coyote Valley land rights
Government negotiations proceed on several large tracts in Coyote Valley as property owners express dissatisfaction with prior offers. Residents urged to secure property appraisals to set a definite value before land offers are made. Dam construction bids opened June 5 with Guy F. Atkinson Co. of South San Francisco low at 7,467,750.10.
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Coyote’ Valley
Ats
Guy F. Atkinson
South
San Francisco
Fort Bragg votes reject school tax rate hike plan
Fort Bragg voters rejected a proposal to raise elementary and high school tax rates from $1.25 to $1.75 per $100 assessed valuation. The high school district vote was 1,004 to 979 against and the elementary 1,071 to 976 against the plan, marking a second defeat for the measure.
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Fort. Bragg
Unclear Recensionin Stripes Names in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists several personal names such as Wanda Ann Pear son Barbara Fey Mary Alice Raffety Janis Reid Alten Richardson and Linda Wiemeyer amid scattered words about graduation and recognition, but no coherent event or context emerges from the readable portions.
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Caaring
Wanda
Ann OF Pearson
Barbara
Fey
Mary
Alice Raffety
Janis Reid
Alten
Richardson
Linda”Wiemeyer
Fragmented Prohibition Page Estimates Home Costs
OCR text shows scattered house costs and business names with incompletely captured values. Entries mention Jeffers Brothers dwelling at Imepee Drive costing 14120 dollars, a street office cost 12500, Mee Golden restaurant on South State Street at 13800, and O'Donnell Reklty dwelling.
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Jeffers ‘Brothers
Imepee Drive
J. Seer
Odge
Mee Golden
South State Street
O'Donnell Réklty
Flood relief funding and dates amid the Red Cross drive
A fragmented report notes that the Red Cross, aided by American generosity, met flood relief needs in eastern states earlier this year. It mentions Mendocino County and a flood response tied to 1987, with figures such as 121,120 dollars and 403 South Street cited in the partial text.
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Fenian
Sainitiog
Ain Oata
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Daniels-Harlowe
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Pontise
Cadillac
North State St. HO
Naval Air Team
Peete Z. Modrell
Myera
D. Stewart
Hohardt
Roman
Richfield
Marguerite
Schwarm
Vivi Bones
Mona Fahrney
Marge Orand
Verna
Mills
Bones
Vivi Rones
Ukiah Sporting Goods
Irene Rea
Muni
FORD
Ford’s
Banzhai Farm Machinery Company
Lucchesi
Jayees
Ieee Joint System Se
Ukiah Farm Suppliers
Hey, George
Jack Smith
Ver Ei
Ed Parish
Russell Cane
Lop
C. Raymond
Hudson
Ukiah News
Hass
ACME
Fort Bragg
Mendocino Motor Sales Co
Victoria
C.D
Seale
Fairlane
Pontias
Chevrolet
Nash
O.D
Pune
Studebaker
DeSoto
GMC
Motor Sales
Stephenson Sts
Ompstead
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