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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1971
Page
5
Daily astrological hints for each sign offer advice on conduct and mood. Aries to Pisces receive guidance on forgiveness, focus on future, emotional balance, and family ties during the holiday period. A birthday note highlights spiritual growth and potential happiness blossoming from this year’s start.
Puzzle listing with numbered clues across and down including hints like Ravine Tale of heroes Jolly time Spring harbinger ears and more. mixed entries from various categories with several missing numbers and overlapping themes.
Welfare Director Dennis Denny announced surplus food commodities will be distributed to needy residents in Mendocino County starting January 7. Distribution sites include Ukiah at Main Street, Fort Bragg at North Coast Opportunities Inc, Laytonville, Covelo, and dates cover January 7 through January 24 with alphabetic distribution schedules by last name. Residents must provide residence proof, income, and resources information for eligibility. proxies accepted for most households, but redetermination required after changes.
Sabbath School members pin gift envelopes to a large Christmas tree to symbolize gifts to Jesus as part of a 9 30 am program at Ukiah Seventh-day Adventist Church. Fifth and sixth graders sing Qo Come Little Children, seventh and eighth graders sing Jesu Jesu Little Son and Winds Through the Olive Trees. The ladies ensemble performs The Bohemian Lullaby and There's a Song in the Air. Becky Anderson returns from Walla Walla College to play piano, with Pastor J Wyland Wood delivering The Gift of Peace message at morning worship. Ralph Gates sings Sweet Little Jesus Boy with Susan Hopper on organ. public invited to both morning services.
Showman Joe Weston Webb attracts 12 applicants to a local newspaper ad seeking a trainee cannonball tester for a new cannon at the fair. The winner would earn 54 dollars each time fired from the two foot wide six foot long cannon.
Washington United Press International reports President Nixon’s revised plan would strip many politically potent programs from the Agriculture Department and transfer them to three new federal departments. The Agriculture Department would retain core farm support, research, and regulatory units while the rest move to Human Resources, Community Development, and Natural Resources. Over half the department’s budget would remain, but employment would fall by more than half under the new structure.
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