The Press Democrat from Santa Rosa, California • 23

Bureau needs volunteers Volunteers are needed to share a few hours each week with persons who desperately need help, according to the Volunteer Bureau of Sonoma County. Elderly residents throughout the county depend on meals programs for one hot meal each day and volunteers are needed to help at dining sites and to deliver meals to clients' homes. Information about this and other volunteer services is available from the bureau, 544-9480. Barracks plans picnic The joint annual picnic of Santa Rosa Barracks 258, Veterans of World War and its auxiliary will be Tuesday noon at Doyle Park, Santa Rosa. No meetings will be held in Santa! Rosa Veterans Memorial Building during July.

Ballroom dance classes offered SONOMA Classes in ballroom dancing are offered at Sonoma Veterans Memorial Building Thursdays from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Kitty Lee, dancer and owner of a dance studio 18 years, is instructor. Class fee is $4.50 per couple, or $2.50 single, for each session. Instruction includes the waltz, fox trot, tango, swing and polka. Future plans include the samba, cha-cha and rhumba.

CONSERVE ENERGY? Sure- -Let the SUN help with your hot water needs INSTALL SOLARSTOR Non-pollutant solar system for heating water and save approximately of your annual fuel bill. And the sun is at its best NOW! Call your plumber or Flame Guerneville Since APPLIANCE GAS Road and 1935 CO. Santa Rosa Phone 542-7826 Dateline: Petaluma By Gladys Nitzberg PETALUMA The historic Great Petaluma Mill will be the setting for the Marin Charitable Association's "Third Annual Great Escape" fund-raising party. The mill, which I has been restored and now houses many intersting businesses and shops, will be the locale for its newest enterprise, the Steamer Gold Landing Restaurant, named after one of the steamers which went up a and down the Petaluma River delivering cargo between San Francisco and Petaluma many years ago when water was the easiest and cheapest mode of transportation. The restaurant, located at the turning basin of the mavigable Petaluma (salt water) River, will host the event July 31 with a prime rib dinner, wine and dancing.

MRS. LOUISE SIRI, Santa Rosa, was installed as grand marshal for Young Ladies Institute at the 74th grand convention recently in Burlingame. She is a member of St. Rose Institute 132, Santa Rosa. Next year's convention will be in Santa Rosa, hosted by District 5, including chapters from Sausalito to Eureka.

CUSTOM DRAPERIES Draperies Cornices Shades Bedspreads "Exclusive But Not Expensive" Drapery Custom Shop 901 West College Ave. Phone 546-2517 Santa Rosa Members of the committee, including a trio of Petalumans, Mrs. Richard Hay, Mrs. Patty Hilligoss and Mrs. Christine Hill, indicated that upwards of 300 people are expected.

Many of those coming from Marin will arrive by boat, coming up the river and docking nearby for the party. Mrs. Robert Hopps, Belvedere, party chairman, stated that Marin's own Ragtimers Dixieland Band" will entertain during the evening and that the 20 or more shops in the historic old mill will remain open for guided tours. The two-story, restuarant will be the latest addition to the 100 year-old (and some) building. The Steamer Gold Landing adjoins the section of the giant warehouse which was built by Thomas Bayliss in 1854.

The feet thick walls of brick and stone which have been untouched by earthquakes and other natural disasters, have been cleverly utilized in the rugged decor of the new facility. Plans have been made to place tables on the wharf for out-of-door diners and boat travelers. There will also be a no-host bar and special awards. Invitations and reservations chairman is Mrs. Paul Gano (Mary), Kentfield.

Mrs. Alexander MacMillan (Sue), San Rafael, is president of the Marin Charitable Association and Mrs. Dolph Hill Petaluma, is secretary and party publicity chairman. Local reservations may be made with her by 762-7054. The Marin Charitable Association operates solely with volunteers who dedicate many hours toward helping the youth of Marin and the North area.

Some of the important raising events of the past include eight years of sponsorship of the Marin Debutante Ball; the Marin Hike for Help; two Jazz Concerts; an Auction and the Computer Center Opening of Firemen's Fund. Grants have been made to 33 youth agencies in Marin and Sonoma Counties to the benefit of countless girls and boys. Funds raised and dispersed to youth by the 125 members are in excess of $150,000. EUREKA BRAND SENSATIONAL NEW ter ture Power-packed, cleaner packed at canis- fea- the EUREKA town. lowest price in dust Large wheels complete struction bag capacity, tool all -top steel lid attachment easy-roll disposable con- Sale set priced lots Sensationally more.

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E. England is the first president of Valley of the Moon Chapter 1567. Serving with him are Ernest F. Power, first vice president; Norris H. Lane, second vice president; Morris H.

Kamons, secretary, and Raymond C. Whiteaker, treasurer. The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, Sunday, July 10, 1977-7B Other officers will be elected and installation will take place at the July 27 chapter meeting at 2 p.m. at the Sonoma Veterans Memorial Building. All federal retirees who apply for membership by July 27 will be considered charter members.

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