Ukiah Teen Center gets city planning approval for new home
The Ukiah Valley Teen Center gains unanimous approval to build on Leslie Street north of Gobbi. The 4,500 square foot facility will support teen recreation and social activities, funded by over $6,000 raised so far toward a $55,000 cost, with public contributions sought to cover the rest.
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Ukiah Valley
Planning Commission
David Daugherty
Agnes Daugherty
Redwood Valley
Bob Axt
Ukiah
Kathy
City Planning Commission
Ukiah Community Congress
Leslie Street
Gobbi
San Francisco services for Cheuck Lees and family
Ukiah residents Mr and Mrs Edward Axt attended services in San Francisco for Cheuck Lees and his wife, slain during a holdup. Lees ran a Russian Hill market for 20 years. Burial was at Woodlawn Cemetery Colma, memorials to Chinese Hospital. Warrant: Grant Bowers, 29, Sebastopol, arrested at Mendocino State Hospital on disturbing the peace and malicious mischief charges.
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Edward Axt
Ukiah
San Francisco
Cheuck Lee
George Louis
Lees
Russian Hill
Woodlawn
Colma
Grant Russell Bowers
Sebastopol
Mendocino State Hospital
Sonoma County
Samuel Rubin services held at Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services were held today for Samuel Rubin 43 of Ukiah who drowned Sunday in Talmage. He lived in the area 20 years and is survived by his mother Ruth Rubin of Los Gatos. Zimmerman Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
San Jose
Samuel Rubin
Ukiah
Talmage
Ruth Rubin
Los Gatos
Zimmerman Mortuary
Mendocino State Hospital Advisory Board Named by Governor
Gov Ronald Reagan named five members to the Mendocino State Hospital Advisory Board and listed members for other state hospital boards. Appointees include Marjorie Boynton Ukiah Gladys Strope Eureka Helene Miller Crescent City Donald Joyce Lakeport and John Perez Anderson. Boards will visit hospitals advise medical and mental hygiene directors the legislature and foster community relations meeting at least quarterly.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Ronald Reagan
Mendocino
Marjorie Boynton
Ukiah
Gladys Strope
Eureka
Helene Miller
Crescent City
Donald Joyce
Lakeport
Shasta County
John Perez
Anderson
Department of Mental Hygiene
Truck Driver Hurt In Mishap On Highway 128
Frank Jonathan Morrell Jr. a 39 year old Santa Rosa lumber truck driver suffered possible major injuries after his tractor and trailer overturned ten feet below the roadbed on Highway 128 just east of Shearing Creek Bridge between Boonville and Yorkville. He was taken to a Santa Rosa hospital by Boonville Ambulance after the 5 15 p m crash. The southbound truck ran off the road causing the rollover and spilled lumber that landed below the road and did not block the highway.
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Frank Jonathan Morrell Jr
Santa Rosa
Boonville
Shearing Creek Bridge
Highway 128
Yorkville
Surplus food program helps Ukiah families stretch meals
The county runs a commodity program since August 1970 serving 1,209 families on aid and 678 low income households, totaling nearly 6,000 people. Cost is 45 cents per person monthly, half funded by the federal government, with distribution at Ukiah and Fort Bragg coast area sites. A bilingual nutrition program assists with cooking demonstrations and home visits to teach healthful preparation of commodity foods.
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Margret Hoaglen
Welfare Department
Ukiah
S. Main Street
North Coast Opportunities
Fort Bragg
Board of Supervisors
Dennis Denny
KC confers degrees on five Knights at St Marys
The St. Marys Knights of Columbus Council conferred the formation degree on five first degree knights at rites in St. Marys Auditorium. Initiates were Wilburn L. Barker Fr. Thomas Gowing Charles G. Myers Steve Oberlatz and John A. Wilson. Initiating team included Fr. Roger Lamoureux John Schafer Rod Zimmerman Phil Miles and Bob Wold. Deputy Grand Knight Frank Nann led a business meeting followed by refreshments.
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St. Mary’s
Knights of Columbus Council
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Wilburn L. Barker
Thomas Gowing
Charles G. Myers
Steve Oberlatz
John A. Wilson
Roger Lamoureux
John Schafer
Rod Zimmerman
Phil Miles
Bob Wold
Frank Nann
50 and Over Club Meeting at Redwood Valley Grange
The 50 and Over Club will meet Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Redwood Valley Grange Hall. Entertainment and refreshments will be provided. Women attending are asked to bring cakes, and everyone is invited.
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Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Northwestern California remains fair with coastal overcast at night and in the morning. Little temperature change expected with highs near 64 and low around 32 in Ukiah.
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California
Weather data snapshot from January 1971 and 1970
A compact weather record lists temperatures for January 1971 with highs and lows, alongside comparable figures for January 1970. It notes rainfall of 28.63 inches in the current period versus 38.88 inches the previous year, and includes a today’s high low sequence and noon readings.
Reagan Won’t Seek Senate Challenge to Nixon
California Governor Ronald Reagan said at the National Press Club he would not challenge Nixon or Agnew for the 1972 GOP ticket and had not decided on 1974 Senate plans. He expects to lead California’s delegation to the Republican National Convention in support of Nixon and spoke highly of Agnew.
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Washington
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Reagan
Agnew
Sen
Alan Cranston
Calif
Marriage Licenses and Dissolutions Noted in Vital Statistics
Mike Walter House age 18 of Napa and Jo Ella Pond age 17 of Ft. Bragg issued January 22 1971. Sterling William Holman age 36 of Talmage and Linda Lee Piver age 24 of Ukiah issued January 22 1971. Gail Shirley McWhorter and Delbert Lee McWhorter dissolution filed January 21 1971.
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Mike Walter House
Napa
Jo Ella Pond
Ft. Bragg
Sterling William Holman
Talmage
Linda Lee Piver
Ukiah
Gail Shirley McWhorter
Delbert Lee McWhorter
Clausen bill seeks 200 mile fishery zone extension
Rep Don Clausen proposes expanding the U S fishery conservation zone from 12 to 200 miles to curb foreign fishing and safeguard salmon and tuna. Rep Thomas Pelly backs extensions citing historic rights while warning of potential clashes with Soviet trawlers off Oregon and Northern California.
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Washington
UPZ
Don Clausen
Calif
U.S
California
Republican Monday
Canada
Thomas M. Pelly
Rwash
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Clausen
Pelly
California Republican
Oregon
Amy L. Wright area pioneer dies at 87
Amy Lenora Wright longtime Ukiah resident dies at 87 after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Eversole Mortuary, with interment in Ukiah Cemetery. She is survived by six children, seven siblings, 12 grandchildren, 37 great grandchildren, and five great great grandchildren.
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Eversole Mortuary
Amy Lenora Wright
Ukiah
Ukiah Cemetery
Chester Wright
Willard Wright
Ridgecrest
Marie Langevin
Cloverdale
Inez Turner Phillips
Idaho
Jenny Middleton
Alameda
Myrtle Peterson
Eunice
Kiwanis to Meet at Garner's After Closure
Kiwanis Club members resume weekly meeting at noon tomorrow in the House of Garner after Garner’s closure. The club names Max Dale as new assistant scoutmaster and approves spending 750 dollars on playground equipment for Vinewood Park to be installed in late March.
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Kiwanis Club
Garner
Max Dale
Vinewood Park
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