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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1971
Page
7
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Lake County hosts two days of Independence celebrations with parades music and fireworks. The Kelseyville parade and barbecue Saturday kick off events along Main Street, while Sunday features Clear Lake boat races at Harbor’s Pier and a fireworks show at Konocti Harbor Inn. Activities include an air exhibit, boat parade, and a lighted night boat parade with prize prizes from Lakeport Chamber of Commerce. Spectator events are free.
Police report a five ton steel railroad bridge was dismantled and carried away from a stream near Dobbiaco Italy. The bridge had been unused since bus service replaced the Cortina Dobbiaco railroad years earlier. A farmer noticed its absence and alerted authorities.
The versatile Ukiah First Presbyterian Church choir performs Gilbert and Sullivan in a modernized trial by jury set in the Old West saloon. Directed by Dr and featuring Paul Tanner jazz trombonist arrangements. Contact church office for info.
A reader cautions against pressuring a son into Princeton after siblings chose elite schools and later pressures him with guilt. Ann Landers responds that students fit various paths, and a younger son can thrive at Notre Dame, urging parents to avoid coercion and mistreatment. Another letter asks how to handle moving future retirees with meddling grown children. Landers encourages independence and warns against perpetual parental roles, endorsing relocation to enjoy later life.
Mike Peroni earns winter honors list at Cal Poly Pomona and closes studies toward a bachelor degree with plans for a master. Dr. Hammack to begin optical practice in Lucerne on July 1. Willits Frontier Days celebrates the Fourth with parades, rodeo, and a gala dance as Ed Hart rides as grand marshal. local towns and Brooktrails Lodge host summer festivities amid traditional Fourth of July excitement. Afghanistan and Soviet Union remain separated by rivers with no bridging spans.
Two Cloverdale sisters, Jill Leisz 16 and Laurie Leisz 17, suffered minor injuries after their northbound car collided with a truck and trailer three miles north of the Sonoma County line on Highway 101. The lead car attempted a left turn, apparently after a faulty signal. The truck, driven by William Eddleman 46 of Eureka, pulled out to pass and was disabled. its driver was unhurt.
The slang origin traces to theater practice of free passes known as paper to fill the house. It notes later use of wafers for failing shows as a related custom in box office culture.
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