Volunteer program aids Mendocino welfare needs
Betty Seagraves describes lonely welfare recipients and families in Mendocino County. A new volunteer service will train and supervise local citizens to supplement paid staff by offering companionship, transportation, tutoring, advocacy, and clerical support to the elderly, disabled, and welfare families.
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Betty Seagraves
Ukiah Valley
Mendocino
Volunteer Service Training Aims To Grow Welfare Helpers
The program offers orientation and training to volunteers for the welfare department. It emphasizes choosing service area, measuring personal time, and highlights benefits to self and community. Contact Kay Bennington at 307 N Main St Ukiah or call 462-1461.
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Welfare Department
Kay Bennington
N. Main Street
Ukiah
Mendocino County Plans Friday Mobile Home Hearings
Public hearings on four mobile home use permit applications are set for Friday at 10 a.m. in the Supervisor's Chambers of the county courthouse. Projects include temporary dwelling on Boonville Road by James P. Morgan, farm laborer housing on School Way Redwood Valley, a two mile south Elk Highway 1 mobile home park by Mobile and Investment Co. R. M. Carrington, 9.4 miles west Laytonville Branscomb Road park, and Merle Arner Fort Bragg travel trailer park south Fort Jay three miles east of Highway 1 Simpson Lane. The Turner matter remains continued from June 4.
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Mendocino
Elk
Highway 1
Thelma A. Haney
Branscomb Road
Laytonville
Merle .Arner
Fort Bragg
Fort Jay
Simpson Lane
Turner
German film fan damages display without theft
In Germany a man smashed a theater showcase window but did not steal items. He grabbed a photograph of actor John Garko promoting Sartana is Coming, instead of watches or rings.
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D Qffenbach
Germany
John Garko
Senate OKs $185 Million Junior College Bond Issue
The Senate unanimously approved legislation to place a $185 million junior college construction bond before voters in the November 1972 general election. Sen. Albert S. Rodda of Sacramento said the 1964 bond was nearly spent and more funds are needed to handle rising enrollment.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Albert S. Rodda
Assembly
Rodda
Ukiah Demos name officer and three directors
Ukiah Democratic Club officers elected last week at the Deerwood Swim Tennis Club include Al Eldrick as secretary with Bill Ware as president Sybil Hinkle as vice president and Abbey Calitri as secretary The directors named were W L Webb Brown Emily Valentini and Patrick Finnegan Calitri will lead a summer registration drive for new 18 year old enfranchisement and contact numbers are provided Ware Hiatt and Valentini will direct a Democratic booth at the Redwood Empire Fair with volunteers invited to call Ware for details Also noting a historical price drop from 12 1 2 cents ferry fare to a nickel between Staten Island and Manhattan
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al Eldrick
Ukiah Democratic Club
Deerwood
Bill Ware
Sybil Hinkle
Abbey Calitri
W. L. (Webb) Brown
Emily Valentini
Patrick Finnegan
Calitri
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Redwood Empire
Ray Hiatt
Albert Valentini
Ware
California Condor stamp aids wildlife drive
On Tuesday June 15 1971 Ukiaty California Postmaster A C Briggs announced a new U S stamp to aid condor survival. The issue includes three other wildlife stamps the polar bear trout and alligator and promotes the Let them live Let them alonte campaign. Agencies aiding the program include the California Academy of Sciences State Board of Education Interior California Fish and Game Department and U S Forest Service. Condors once ranged from Mexico to Washington now survive only in California under protection laws. They live in sanctuaries south of Bakersfield and east of Santa Barbara with a nine to ten foot wingspan and a 25 pound frame. They feed on carrion and are non predatory with weak feet unable to lift heavy objects.
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California
California Academy of Sciences
State Board of Education
Department of Interior
California Fish and Game Department
U.S. Forest Service
Mexico
Washington
Sierras
North America
America
Bakersfield
Santa Barbara
Wilberforce University: nation’s oldest Negro university
Wilberforce University in Wilberforce Ohio, founded in 1856, is identified as the oldest historically Black university in the United States. The article emphasizes its long-standing status in higher education and its historical significance for African American students.
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Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Ohio
United States
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