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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
2
Principal Wren says police patrols outside dances are limited and stresses need for five to six parent chaperones per event. The district plans better lighting, published guidelines, and clear times, with 100 parents volunteering and April 7 Circus Maximus supervising debut.
Beginning Sunday March 26 and continuing through April 2 Trinity Baptist Church will host evangelistic services each evening at 730 led by Dr Floyd Looney of Fresno. Looney, field representative for the Annuity Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, will preach with Thayer Mays directing music and a choir planned for each service. The public is invited.
Mendocino County Library Friends hold their monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the upstairs area of the County Library on W Clay New members will be introduced and Spring book sale results discussed Norman Hallam county librarian will outline library needs beyond current budget Book sale proceeds will fund minor library items All members urged to attend to help set policy for future library purchases Also spaghetti dinner tonight at Mariposa Church 5 30 to 8 Adults 1 25 students 1 and 15 cents children under 12 Proceeds aid German and Spanish student tours to Germany and Mexico this summer
A health and safety leader for a women’s club answers reader questions on arthritis. Topics cover vitamins usefulness, safe activity, heat therapy, overweight joint impact, circulation relation, nervous system involvement, and a reader query about lemon juice with baking soda. The doctor cautions on sodium for hypertension heart disease liver cirrhosis and kidney disease.
A miscellany of local chatter notes Ukiah schools face condemned buildings and double sessions impacting business appeal. Mentions Yamaha dealership plans in Santa Rosa, Mohasco expansion in Merced County, Ukiah store growth at Lady Bug Ranch, and various community classes and ventures amid tax talk.
An article promoting the National Association of Professional Educators PEG, later NAPE, as an alternative to union aligned groups. It highlights educator rights to disassociate from dues, calls for school program autonomy, and invites public support with membership details and benefits, citing Governor Reagan’s endorsement.
Santa Rosa attorney Barry Keene praised Senator Randolph Collier’s measure to create 10 rural California school districts as pilot areas for learning programs from pre school to fourth grade. He urged selecting a Sonoma Mendocino Humboldt district and has written to Collier and Assembly Speaker Moretti, as he campaigns for the Assembly District.
Jack E and Lorene N Balkenhol file an injury suit in Superior Court seeking 50000 each from Trudy A Anderson for damages from a March 27 1971 auto accident on Highway 101 north of Leggett. They claim permanent disability and seek general damages past medical costs and earning losses plus court costs.
LAKEPORT Students from Clear Lake high school joined George Chapman's Spanish I V classes to view the Ballet Folklorico of Mexico at San Francisco's Masonic Auditorium. The S. Hurock program traced Mexican history through dance music and song with acts from Chiapas Oaxaca Jalisco and the Huasteca Veracruz regions. The troupe includes over 70 dancers singers and musicians. The 21 students enjoyed the show last performed in San Francisco four years ago. Chapmans group was chaperoned and chauffeured by Mrs. Rosa Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs. Corbridge.
The Ukiah Grange hall will host a public breakfast on Sunday March 26 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. organized by Ukiah Chapter No. 874 of AARP to help defray expenses without raising dues. Local seniors and churchgoers are invited to attend and enjoy brunch after services.
Gary Stephen Raines, 18, was jailed in Laytonville on charges of unlawful sexual intercourse with a 14 year old. Sheriff's investigators arrested him at his Laytonville home after an intensive probe following a complaint from the girl’s parents.
The People's Temple congregation reflects on a young member's moving story of drug hardship and conversion to Christianity. Church groups plan Easter activities and coordinate Sunday School teachings for the holiday observance.
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