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AIR COUNTY Emergency boost -Press Democrat Photo Emergency equipment for Sonoma County Air Ambulance gets a boost this year when Sonoma County Medical Assistants Association will purchase a cardiac monitor defibrillator with proceeds from their seventh annual Little Reno Night April 8 from 7 p.m. until 1 a.m. in Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Building. Jean Cain, left, is president of SCMA; Stephen Weil, R.N., is nurse coordinator for the ambulance service, and will be in charge of the equipment which will be available at no charge to the patient. Little Reno Night tickets, include dinner and are $10.

They may be obtained from Zola Bennett, 542-5864; Mrs. Cain, 528-3500, or Mrs. Nancy Seegelken, 542-4423. She is chairwoman and will be assisted by committee chairwoman Loretta Brasacchio, Bennett, Dorothy Hayes, Patricia Cantrell, Mary Dibble, Joan Leahy, Jean Franklin, Mary Testorelli, Dusty Brown and Maria Fincher. Reservations must be made by March 23.

Ticket holders will be given $20 play money for the evening. A roast beef dinner will be served from 7 until 10 p.m. Engagements Colley-Abler Beseda-Osborn SEBASTOPOL Wil- A wedding in May is liam Lindsey Colley III, planned by Mary Orsson of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- born, daughter of Mr.

liam L. Colley 9274 and Mrs. Charles OrsFerguson Court, and born, and Todd Beseda, Sheri Lynn Abler, Palo son of Mr. and Mrs. Alto, will be married.

Ruben Beseda, all of Sheri's parents are Santa Rosa. Mr. and Mrs. James The bride-elect is a Louis Abler, Palo Alto. graduate of Santa Rosa Wedding plans are indef- High School and Santa inite.

Rosa Junior College. She The future bridegroom is a note clerk with the is a graduate of Analy Exchange Bank. High School and attends The future brideSanta Rosa Junior Col- groom, a driver for The lege. He works for a Press Democrat, is also Santa Rosa service sta- a graduate of Santa tion. Rosa High and SRJC.

Sheri is a senior at The couple plans to reCubberley High School, side in Santa Rosa. Palo Alto, and will be Batres-Rivas graduated in June. She plans to enroll at SRJC Mr. and Mrs. Romeo in September.

She works Batres, 2511 Pawnee for a yardage store. have announced the enThe engagement news gagement of their was revealed at a family daughter, Nora, to Joe party at the Sebastopol Amelio Rivas of San home of the bride-elect's Francisco. aunt and uncle, Mr. and He is the son of Mr. Mrs.

Donald Beeson. and Mrs. Jose Rivas, Tuel, Mexico. The wedAyala-Cameron ding will be in St. EuPETALUMA Col- gene's Cathedral in leen Cameron and Ste- July.

D. Ayala are en- The bride-elect will be ven graduated from Ursugaged. Their parents are Mr. line High School in June. and Mrs.

Irwin Cameron Her fiance, who attendand Mrs. Virginia T. Ay- ed schools in Mexico, all of Petaluma. works in San Francisco. ala, A second-year student Sherman-Garfagnoli at Santa Rosa Junior HEALDSBURG LinCollege, where she is en- da Garfagnoli, daughter rolled in nursery school of Mr.

and Mrs. Giuteaching program, the Garfagnoli, bride-elect is a graduate Healdsburg, is engaged of Petaluma High to Glenn Sherman of School. Windsor. The future bridegroom He is the son of Mr. is in the U.S.

Navy sta- and Mrs. Gerald Shertioned at the Navel Air man, Santa Rosa. Station, Lemoor, where Miss Garfagnoli is an he is a photographers He is alumna of Healdsburg mate third class. High School and works an alumnus of Santa for Sonoma Vineyards, Rosa Junior College and Windsor. Her fiance, a is a part time student at graduate of Mt.

Eden Chapman College, Or- fligh School, Hayward, ange. served four years in the The couple will be U.S. Navy. He is emmarried in August after ployed by Optical Coather graduation from jun- ing Laboratories, Santa ior college. Rosa.

PILLOWS RENOVATED Cleaned Fluffed Returned in New Ticking Same Day Service CLEANERS 2410 Montgomery Dr. 2419 Midway Dr. 542-7744 545-2496 Poison hotline opens A new 24-hour poison emergency hotline has been installed at Community Hospital for fast response to poison related problems. The new emergency information service, announced earlier this week by Dr. Thomas Novotny, emergency room coordinator, began March 1 and will operate 'round the clock.

The hotline number is (707) 527-7177. Community Hospital installed a new Poisondex unit in the emergency room last year. This unit, ready County crisis SONOMA A 24-hour crisis hotline is open, serving the Sonoma Valley area. Persons needing emergency aid. who have questions on where to turn for help, may call 938-HELP and receive information and referral.

The crisis hotline is a joint community effort coordinated by the Sonoma Valley Family Service under the direction of Margaret Dale. Dr. Gerald Silver of Sonoma County Mental Health Outreach Office and Valley residents SONOMA Some 45 persons, representing a variety of Sonoma Valley recreational groups, met last week and agreed a valley wide recreation district is needed in Sonoma Valley. Albert Mazza, representing Sonoma Valley Athletic Club, served as moderator of the informal session. Two studies are under way on the recreational needs of the valley.

Valley of the Moon Recreation and Park District is conducting a study Club to view slides of trip PETALUMA Frank and Maja Gray will show slides of a trip to Sweden at a meeting of the Petaluma Camera Club at 8 p.m. Wednesday at McNear Elementary School, 605 Sunnyslope Ave. The trip includes a jaunt from the Swedish mainland to the "Gems of the Baltic," with the island of Gotland featured. Visitors are welcome. BARBARA'S MONTGOMERY VILLAGE ROHNERT PARK special purchase! our 2 most popular fashion pant styles REG.

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dinner meeting of Sonoma County Medical Association at Los Robles Lodge. A physical fitness advisor and author of books and articles on running, sports, medicine and pathology, UIlyot is a runner herself, placing sixth among women in last year's Boston Marathon. She's a 1966 graduate of Harvard Medical School and has done pathology research at the University of Aberdeen (Scotland), Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, and at the University of California, San Francisco. March 7, 1978 PRESS 5B Health and available at all times, contains all pertinent information concerning the appearance, odor and effects of every known poison and poisonous plant. This information can be located on the Poisondex microfilm storage unit and the antidote (or other necessary, emergency measures to be taken) relayed to the caller in a matter of seconds.

Use of the Poisondex has reportedly been responsible for saving the lives of several children who accidentally swallowed poison. hotline opens 50 trained volunteers assist in its operation. The volunteers are taking a 13-week course, three hours a week. in preparation to handle the crisis calls and give immediate service. Professional counselors from the community provide backup assistance.

The hotline also serves in suicide prevention and as a source for alcoholism and drug abuse information, with lists of all available resources. study recreation for a master plan, using revenue sharing funding, and Sonoma Valley Chamber of Commerce is coordinating a study by a citizens task force. Elliot Sidener, chairman of the VOMRP District, said a series of public meetings has been scheduled for March 13, 20 and 27, at 7:30 p.m. at Flowery School. Any expansion of existing recreation districts in the valley will have to be decided by the voters.

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UKIAH Ask Operator for ENTERPRISE 1-8793 Classified Advertising 427 SANTA MENDOCINO ROSA AVENUE screening available PETALUMA Health screening by the CommonHealth Club will be available March 28 at the People Services Center. 47 Sixth St. The health screening will start at 7 a.m. The examinations, available to anyone 18 years or older. take about an hour.

Further information on the health screening is available by calling 763-9866. Frontier Village trip set PETALUMA The city recreation department is taking reservations for a trip to Fron- tier Village in San Jose March 23. Starting time is 5:30 p.m. A fee of $7.75 per person includes transportation, admission and unlimited rides. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult.

The department provides supervision for older children. Registrations are taken at Room 7, city hall. Phone 763-2613, Ext. 70, for information..