Ukiah and Healdsburg Women Golf Clubs Open Play Meet
Ukiah Women s Golf Club hosts Healdsburg Women s Golf Club Tuesday June 5 at the local course in the Tomasco Drug plaque opener. Tee off 8 a m. Helen Hamson oversaw potluck and lunch plans. A June 7 two ball foursome game ends with a chicken barbecue to cover costs. Pro Bob Whitaker listed for inquiries at Harmon 2 60380. May 29 club meeting awarded Mildrehill 100 and Verna Mills 50 for breaking scores. Vivi Bones won low net on odd holes with 28. Verna Mills led 8 hole division with 12 net. Velma Grigon second with 18. First pairing noted for Richfield Tournament on clubhouse board. Ten women qualified.
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Ukiah Women's Golf Club
Healdsburg Women’s Golf Club
Tomasco
Helen Hamson
Dunchys
Bob Whitaker
Homestead
Mildrehill
Verna Mills
Vivi Bones
Velma Grigon
Horns Visit Here for Federated Folk Dancing
Mr. and Mrs. Max Horn and daughter Nancy visited Ukiah last Saturday for the ornate dancing. They joined Santa Rosa participants in Federated Folk Dancing activities linked to the Rose Festival.
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Horns
Max Horn
Nancy
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Ukiah Softballers Face Santa Rosa Test on Road
Ukiah women’s softball team with a 4 0 start travels to Santa Rosa for a matchup with Santa Rosa Jes ters. Evie Ringstrom to pitch with Jewel Burns catching as Ukiah’s lineup features Kathy O Rourke Kate Feliz Rosalind Lucchesi Marie Pollack Delores Miller Stella Martinelli Nancy Dunkan. Next home game vs Laytonville at Giorno park 8 p.m. Ringstrom held Laytonville to two hits while Kate Feliz drove in three with a bases loaded triple.
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Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Evie Ringstrom
Laytonville
Femmes
Jewel Burns
Kathy O’rourke
Kate Feliz
Rosalind Lucchesi
Marie Pollack
Patty Weber
Delores Miller
Stella Martinelli
Nancy Duncan
Pat Pinola
Softbelles
Giorno Park
Ukiah Gals
Recreation jobs open in Ukiah department
Applications for summer positions in Ukiah recreation are still being accepted. Open posts include senior life guard, tots pool guard, and playground leader. Qualifications include a senior life saving certificate, ability to work with children, arts and crafts skill, and program planning for ages five to 13.
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Ukiah Recreation Department
Stan Stafford
Stafford
Calpella Keeps Perfect Record With Two Narrow Wins
Calpella swept two Ukiah Valley softball games to stay unbeaten this season. They edged 101 Car Market 2-1 Friday, then crushed Masonite 10-2 on Monday to run their win streak to seven. CSFA beat Army Reserve and Texaco blanked 191 Used Cars 13-0.
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Calpella
Calpella Crew
Masonite Corporation
CSFA
Army Reserve
Texaco
Club Calpella Csea
Bartoloies
Army Reserve Oi
CSERA
Club
CSHA
Masonite
Bartolomei Texaco
Final date to file flood aid requests set for June 4
Farmers must submit requests for federal restoration aid by Monday June 4. The Agricultural Conservation Program county committee in Ukiah administers the aid, covering debris removal grading land seeding to pasture or cover channel and riprap restoration. Russian river work is excluded due to Corps restrictions. Civil Defense funds may cover that portion. Farmers should report progress immediately after work completion and before the approval notice expires.
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Agricultural Conservation Program County Committee
North Main Street
Ukiah
Corps of Army Engineers
Coyote Valley
ACP
Office of Civilian Défense
Summer Recreation For Adults Planned
Stan Stafford city recreation director disclosed a plan to supplement the winter program with a summer adults recreation effort at the municipal park. The proposed activities include volleyball horse shoes softball and swimming following last winter's Pomolita school gymnasium program.
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Stan Stafford
Stafford
Pomolita School
Suit Seeks 75000 For Jail Death At Covelo
Heirs of Paul R. Haskell truck driver aged 42 file a 75000 damage suit against Mendocino county alleging negligent jail maintenance and lack of medical care at Covelo jail No 7. Plaintiffs Opal E. Haskell and three children of Delhi Merced county name Sheriff Reno Bartolomie Under sheriff Percy Ornham Deputy Fred Roxon and Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland as defendants.
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Paul R. Haskell
Covelo
Haskell
Opal E. Haskell
Patricia Ann Haskell
James Donald Haskell
Elemia Haskell Mark
Delhi
Merced County
Reno Bartolomie
Percy Ornham
Fred Roxon
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Ralph White Family Vacation Planned to East
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White with children Jack and Judy embark on a vacation trip across the eastern United States. They will visit Mrs Whites parents in West Virginia and Mr White's relatives in Canada.
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Ralph Wiites
Ralph White
Jack
Judy
United States
Mrs. Whites
West Virginia
Mr. White
Canada
Willits Dog Tack Wins Cloverdale Sheep Dog Trials
Tack the McNab shepherd owned by Jack Stansberry of Willits won the Cloverdale trials held Sunday May 27 despite a leg injury after a horse stepped on his right hind leg. Tack finished in 7 minutes 5 seconds with 47.67 points. rival Nig finished faster but scored lower. Other winners included Nellie, Lace, and Cap from Geyserville and Yorkville, with times ranging from 7:05 to 9:55.
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Tack
Jack Stansberry
Willits
Cloverdale
Clyde Ledford
Geyserville
Trail Horse Buckshot Hurt at Potter Valley
Betty Kiefer’s prized trail horse Buckshot suffered a compound leg fracture at Potter Valley on May 20 after jumping from a trailer and hitting a car bumper. Vet Dr. R L Chandler arrived. Marvin Holman and Clara Mattox helped stabilize and transport Buckshot to Davis for treatment. Progress reports from Dr. John Wheat indicate the horse is eating and recovering, with casts to come off after healing.
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Buckshot
Betty Kiefer
Potter Valley
Ukiah
Dr. Chandler
Highway 20
Williams
Clara Mattox
Willits
Connie Kiefer
Fort Bragg Man Guilty of Grand Theft Two Counts
A Fort Bragg man, Kenneth Phillips, 513, was found guilty by a superior court jury of two counts of grand theft for taking 448.28 from customers of the W. Tomaselli Company in Fort Bragg and not turning the money over. He was acquitted on a third count for 200.85. Judge Hale McCowen presided. Deputy D A Frank Fetersen prosecuted, W H Runner defended Phillips.
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Kenneth Phillips
Fort Bragg
Hale McCowen
Phillips
W. Tomaselli Company Company
Frank Fetersen
W. H. Runner
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