Abalone Bill Presented to Assembly Committee
Sportsmen from the Redwood Empire led by Ernie Titus and Claire Titus with Warden Jack McKearly traveled to Sacramento to present an abalone bill to the assembly committee. Lawyer Gilchrist represented commercial abalone fisherymen. The measure was sent to an interim two year study and seeks commercialization of abalone fishing in Marin and Sonoma counties. Gun clubs from Fort Bragg and Point Arena survey abalone fishermen on the coast to gauge visits, travel, and spending to aid Mendocino clubs in opposing commercial fishing.
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Assembly Nuke Point Arena
Ernie Titus
Sportmens Council
Redwood Empire
Claire Titus
Jack McKearly
Sacramento
Assembly
Gilchrist
California
Marin
Sonoma
Fort Bragg
Point Arena
Mendocino
Ukiah Baseball Club Coach Seeks Community Financing
The Ukiah Baseball club launches a fundraising drive led by Al Anton Gerald Cox and Foggy Otteson to finance a new season. Manager Telmo Bartolomie says the squad is taking shape with ample material and invites players to join. The league includes Ukiah Willits Fort Bragg Branscomb Laytonville Casper and Santa Rosa with six home and six road games plus at least nine exhibitions in the bay area at Anton Stadium on Sundays. Memorial Day weekend may host practice games.
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Telmo Bartolomie
Bartolomie
Ukiah
Willits
Fort Bragg Branscomb
Laytonville
Casper
Santa Rosa
Bay Area
Anton Stadium
Record High Salmon Prices Mark Opening Of Commercial Season
Commercial salmon fishing began Sunday May 1 along the California coast with record high opening prices. Fort Bragg fishermen received 40 cents for large kings, 32 cents for mediums, and 29 cents for small. Crescent City paid 34 cents straight run for large and San Francisco offered 36 cents for large, with small and medium around 40 cents. Prices vary by port and will settle based on production and demand from Los Angeles and San Francisco markets. Local Noyo fishermen doubt a strong early run, citing tough prospects.
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California
Fort Bragg
Crescent City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
Fight Begun on Commercializing Abalone Fishing
The Point Arena Rod and Gun club met April 26 at Hotel Garcita with President Roy Hepworth presiding. Kimmié Titus was tasked to contact local business houses for aid to Mendocino fish and game clubs in opposing commercial abalone fishing. The group distributed question cards to abalone pickers to document activities as part of the campaign.
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Point Arena
Hotel Garcita
Roy Hepworth
Kimmié Titus
Mendocino
Wade McHoyt
Mendocino Coast
Trout Plant At Cleone Lake Draws Park Justification
Five thousand rainbow trout six to nine inches long were planted in Cleone Lake at MacKerricher State Park last week by the Department of Fish and Game. Park supervision by Phil Nealon notes no park use fee beyond standard picnic and camping charges.
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MacKerricher State Park
Department of Fish and Game
Phil Nealon
Ukiah Trackmens Dominate Eureka in 63 41 Victory
Ukiah High varsity trackmen defeated Eureka 63 to 41 on Saturday while the junior varsity fell 58 to 55. Ukiah won seven first places led by Manuel Perry in 120 yard high hurdles 180 low hurdles and broad jump Paul Jess in the 440 Howard Cornell in the 100 yard dash Don Sandstrom in the mile and Dave Wright in the discus.
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Ukiah High School
Eureka High School
Ukiah
Manuel Perry
Paul Jess
Howard Cornell
Don Sandstrom
Dave Wright
Dinner for Block A Society at Ukiah High
A banquet will be held this evening at the House of Garner for members of the Block A Society of Ukiah High school. Coaching staff will discuss the past year’s successes in an informal gathering.
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House of Garner
Ukiah High School
Wildcats Scoreless No-Hitter Defeats Ukiah 1–0
The Ukiah Wildcats lost 1–0 to Fort Bragg after a no-hitter by Bob Bartalini on the coast diamond. Ukiah pitcher Charley Perkins allowed only two hits in a pitcher’s duel. Earlier, Ukiah JV tied Potter Valley 2–2 in 12 innings at Antoun Stadium with Ralph Kamvila pitching all nine-plus innings.
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Ukiah High School
Fort Bragg
Coast
Bob ‘Bartalini
Charley Perkins
Ukiah
Potter Valley High School
Antoun Stadium
Ralph Kamvila
Officers Elected By TB Association At Meeting Here
Marion Follett was elected president of the Mendocino County Tuberculosis association at the annual dinner meeting last Friday night at the Palace hotel Ukiah. New officers include Dr. William West vice president Mrs Evelyn Welch secretary and Bruce Cronk treasurer. Directors to serve three year terms include Rev E E DeFord Covelo Mrs Phil Clark Mrs Adele Williams Bou nville and others across Ukiah Fort Bragg Laytonville Willits and Mendocino with Frank Zeek listed among past officers. Annual treasurer and budget re-
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Marion
Follett
Mendocino County
Adele Williams
Bounville
Lloyd Hall
M. D
Arthur Gray
D. M. Jackson
Caroline Chatterton
Florence Doidge
Fort Bragg
Joseph Hartley
Frank Grace
Hopland
Dorothy Harrison
Laytonville
Adelaide Hinton
Legett
Lauren Dennen
Little River
Fred Bishop
Manchester
Thorkild ‘Thomson
Loren McDonuald
James Shelton
Potter Valley
Alma Albee
Kenneth Smith
Willits
Edward Axt
Robert Read
Harold Henderson
Robert Harmon
James Chess
Howard Blocher
DDS
Richard Larber
Lee Conroy
Roy Swain
Frank F. Zeek
Ukiah
Redwood Appliance Becomes Maytag Franchised Dealer
Redwood Appliance and Television announced this week that they are now a franchised Maytag dealer for washing machines and appliances. The Maytag company marks nine millionth washer with a nationwide celebration titled the Maytag Spine Party. Ralph Woodall Melvin Bonham and Rory Pfeil participate in the themed event with bright sport coats and striped hats.
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Redwood
Maytag
Maytag Company
Ralph Woodall
Melvin Bonham
Rogy Pfeil
Road Improvement Plan Wins Okay
A group of timber operators and the board of supervisors approved a joint financing plan to improve two road sections near Point Arena. Bill Moores of Hollow Tree Lumber led the group which will cover two thirds of the costs for 0.75 mile in Ounham Valley on the Maillard property and 0.5 mile along the Zeni property, along a two mile coastal road that connects Highway 128 to the coast near Point Arena.
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Board of Supervisors
Fish Rock
Point Arena
Bill Moores
Hollow Tree Lumber Company
Ounham Valley
Maillard
Zeni
Yorkville
Poitt Arena
Ukiah Hosts Marine Recruiter Visit And Local Reports
Local notes list officers Marion Fol lett Seal Sule and Clare Wilsey with Dr Roy Swain as chairman and Mrs Phil Clark reporting on the Los Angeles state convention March 17 to 19. Marine recruiter Sgt Jim Tobin will be in Ukiah May 11 and 12 at the courthouse from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. respectively. Also a historical line notes San Francisco firemen were paid for services only in December 1866.
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Marion Follett
Seal Sule
Clare Wilsey
Robert Sutterwhite
Roy Swain
Phil Clark
Los Angeles
Soroptimist International of Ukiah
Ukiah
Jim Tobin
U. S. Marine Corps
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