Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 10

10 -Ukiah Daily Journal Tuesday, Jan. 24. 1 CHAMBER "Neither rain nor that seemed to be the (rase Saturday evening as many of the Ukiah business community gathered at the Home Arts building to honor the outstanding citizen of of 1971 and to install the 1972 officers of the Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce. The evening was a nice blend of fun and seriousness. Twcf old friends kidded other as Ed Eversole made the! presentatHiiff' speech about Judge Lilburn Gibson, the outstanding citizen of 1971.

Leve, outgoing president reported on the past year and recognized the tributions'made by the many volunteers who labored to make 1971 a good year. Mayor Sterling Norgard issued the oath of office to the new officers and directors. The new president, Dean Nelson, expressed the hope that the chamber could continue to be. of service to the community, the business community and visitors to our area. He mentioned that a wine festival to be held in the early fall would be a nice addition to the chamber's activities.

Membership Drive Full of enthusiasm after the dinner, the chamber is having a special January membership drive tomorrow morning from 9:30 to noon. Ira Brannon, the membership drive chairman has chosen "Half-a-day, Makes the Chamber Pay" as the drive By asking members to spend only three hours Wednesday morning, a large turnout of campaign workers is expected. The drive, will begin, with a coffee and rolls kick-off meeting at Sambo's at 9 a.m. Any businessman interested in being contacted by a volunteer should contact the, chamber office at' 462-4705. i New Members We welcomed three new members in January: Pinch Penny Post at 1717 S.

State, manager Dave Bray has a complete line of advertising specialties at his new location; John Stegemann Motors at 1080 N. State. John is the new owner of the Cadillac, Pontiac, Buick, Opel and GMC Truck dealership. John has begun remodeling and improving pie offices and showrooms. Promises to be a really nice location; Book Revue at 116 W.

STANDLEY. Lee and Pat Enemark maintain a very large inventory of books and Lee also handles special orders for 1 books. This is the kind of service that helps to persuade people to Shop Ukiah. New Store Another old member opened, up a beautiful new pharmacy at Dora and Mill Streets. Stop by and say hello to Vince Angell at Angell's Mill Oaks Pharmacy.) Vince's new operation is already a landmark and is 4 source of pride to it I Air Safety Committee probes seminar Infant deaths Thursday CARRYING ON TRADITION Edward Eversole, left, the only living charter member of the Ukiah Lions Club, had the pleasure recently of inducting his grandson, Rick, into the service organization.

The Ukiah Lions Club was founded in 1926 and chartered in 1927. Looking on during induction' ceremonies, is current Lions President Robert Spagnola. 'It just jumped out!" shooting suspect says Dr. John Ratto op chiropratic practice Dr, Johri B. Ratto, chiropractor, has recently moved to Ukiah, and'will be opening his office for the practice of'chiropractic-, at 807 South Dora St.

DR. JOHN B. RATTO Dr. Ratio is a graduate of the March 1971 class of the Palmer College of "Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. While attending Palmer College, Dr.

Ratto interned in the college's X-ray department and was an honor "student. He is a member of the Pi Tau Delta International Chiropractic Honor Society and the International Chiropractors Assoc. Prior to four years at the Palmer College, Dr. Ratto, who was born in in Napa, where he graduated high school and later attendee Napa Junior College. Dr: Ratto and his wife, Mary, are living at 326 Washington Ave.

in Ukiah. Mrs. Ratto, also a native Californian, is a graduate of Sacramento State College. She has worked in the past as a social worker for the Napa County Welfare Department and has spent the last four years as a community worker for the State of Illinois' Department of Mental Health in East Moline, 111. She hopes to find employment in her field in the Ukiah area in the near future.

Dr. Ratto opened his office on Jan. 18. Office hours will be 9 a.m.-12 noon and 1:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Monday through Thursday. Friday hours will be from 10 a.m. -12 noon and 1:30 p.m.- 7 p.m. Office visits will be by appointment. Telephone' No.

462-2943. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-An unemployed janitor said he stopped his car and shot two policemen with a rifle Monday because of a sudden impulse to strike against "the system." Asked by nfewsmen why he had done it, Junious L. 21, replied: "Aw, man. It was a fool's play. Just a fool's play." Poole was arrested several blocks from where he stopped his car and "without saying a word," wounded two officers, one critically.

"They hadn't done anything. It was the whole system," Poole told newsmen from his jail- cell. "I don't know why I decided to let them have it. It just jumped out." Police said Poole had received a number of traffic tickets recently, the last one hour before the shooting. They speculated he was after the officer who issued him the citation and when he couldn't find him, attacked the first policemen he saw.

Patrolman James C. Bailey 30, underwent emergency surgery and several transfusions from being shot in the abdomen. Officer Code W. Beverly was shot in the thigh. Bailey said from his hospital bed that he and Beverly had begun walking their beat in the Mission district when a white car "A Negro got with a rifle in his hands and, without saying a word, started shooting at us," Bailey said.

"Code got hit right and went down. He did not have a chance to return the fire. I got hit, but I Was able to squeeze off eight shots. I don't think I hit him, though." Dead men 'still Love SEATTLE (UPI) Members of a religious sect have decided' two members whose bodies were found in a commune chapel Sunday are not dead. "We'll just have to see about this," said Happiness Israel, spokesman for a communal group, of about 50 persons who call tfiemselves the "Love Family" and occupy seven houses in the city's Queen Anne district.

Two victims identified as William V. Eddy, 26, and Gregory L. 22, were found dead after reportedly taking part in a ritual involving' inhalation of solvent fumes. Fellow members identified Eddy as Reverence Israel and LeMaster as Solidity Israel. Love Israel, head minister of the Church of Armageddon, told officers the victims had taken, part in the "rite of breathing." The ceremony involves placing a substance, known within maintains the sect as "tellyouall" into a plastic bag and inhaling the fumes.

Happiness Israel referred to the substance as having "special atmospheric conditions." The medical examiner's office said it appeared more like paint thinner. "We'll just have to see about this," Happiness Israel said. "We had a meeting and it was decided that they are not dead." "Tellyouall," he said, "is a gift from God. He said if Eddy and LeMaster really are dead then they "disbelievers." The medical examiners office, agreed to comply with a request that autopsies not be performed until today. A safety seminar for all pilots in the Ukiah area will be held Thursday night in the, library of the Ppmolita junior 1 high school.

The purpose of the meeting, according to Joe Gilley, aircraft accident prevention, counselor for the area, will be a demonstration on "vertigo," a diz-i ziness effect pilots sometime' encounter when they fly into heavy clouds. Gilley said the practical demonstration will of a chair with the pilot strapped and then spun at a high speed, simulating the "vertigo" effect. After the pilot is spun he will attempt to right his direction. Gilley said the demonstration is as near an actual simulation as can be achieved. On hand to perform the demonstration will be Thoville G.

Smith, a Federal Aviation Agency accident prevention specialist, from the Oakland airport. Gilley said that accidents involving a pilot who is not instrument rated are caused primarily when the pilot flies into a cloud cover and loses his orientation. He said the chair training would be beneficial to these pilots as well as the better trained ones. Smith will also bring with him a safety film oriented at positive thinking for pilots; Gilley invites not only pilots in the area but-persons who are interested in becoming pilots. For further information, on the meeting he invites anyone interested to call him a.t 4625902.

Eel bill reintroduced SACRAMENTO (UPI) Peter Behr, R-Tiburon, has introduced a bill to declare "wild" the Klamath, Trinity, Smith and Eel rivers in extreme Northern California. The measure, a similar version of a bill which was killed on the Senate floor last year, was unveiled last week at a news conference, but not formally introduced. It was designated SB107 Monday, the same as last year's legislation. By JANE DENISON WASHINGTON (UPI) Senate subcommittee today began exploring the mysterious "crib death" disease that each year kills thousands of seemingly healthy babies as they sleep. Medical experts and parents who have suffered the shock of suddenly losing.an infant were summoned to testify at a series of hearings on the rights of children- Walter F.

Mondale, chairman of the subcommitte on children and youth said it was fitting to begin, with "the most fundamental right of the right of a child to live," 1 Later hearings will deal with such topics as discrimination against handicapped youngsters and unsafe children's furniture. First identified as a specific PUC lawyers recommend refund SAN FRANCISCO Attorneys for the State Public Utilities Commission recommended Monday that the board order a multi-million dollar refund for customers of the Pacific Telephone Company. The request, made by attorneys Richard S. Gravelle and Leonard L. Srf aider, wds based on a California Supreme Court decision in November which said a key part of the PUC's ruling granting a $143 million rate increase to Pacific Telephone was illegal.

disease in 1969, "crib death" or "cot death" is estimated to snuff out the lives of at least 10,000 infants in the United States each year. In the medical community, the malady is usually known as "sudden infant death syndrome" or simply SIDS. "By any name, it is an elusive disease which strikes not only the but his whole family," Mondale said in his opening statement. "Sometimes the victim's parents, and and sisters never, recover from the shock, guilt and self-incrimination that follow." In a typical SIDS case, Mondale said, a happy, healthy baby is fed and tucked into his crib for the to be found dead a few minutes or hours later. Autopsies fail to reveal a specific cause of death.

Mondale quoted a letter from a woman who lost her son to SIDS 24 years ago and later was divorced. "My ex-husband has told both my daughters that I killed the baby," she wrote. "I fed him at 3 a.m. and at 6 a.m. He was dying when I went in to check on him.

I have seen two psychiatrists but I still have terrible guilt feelings." How can any mother in a similar situation "ever hope to escape the gnawing feeling that she was in some way responsible for that death the tortured thoughts that if she had only checked one more time, that the death could have been prevented?" Mondale asked. DR. JOHN B. RATTO CHIROPRACTOR PALMER COLLEGE GRADUATE Announces the opening of his office for the practice of Chiropractic at 807 SOUTH DORA STREET UKIAH, CALIFORNIA 95482 Office Hours By'Appointment Telephone 462-2943 Monday in capital Ky United Press International The Governor for the resignation of Kerry Mulligan, chairman of the state Water Resources Control Board because of "certain outside activities which are incompatible with the duties of an executive official of state government." A warrant has been issued in Honolulu for Mulligan's arrest on charges of attempted bribery. The Senate Legislation Introduced Klamath, Trinity, Smith and Eel rivers as protected "wild rivers." (SB107 -Tiburon.) BART -7- Bars San Mateo County from taxing Bay Area Rapid Transit facilities in the county.

R- Walnut Creek.) Guards Appropriates $12 million to raise state prison guards' salaries. ardson, R-Arcadia.) number of jurors in criminali and civil cases from 12 to six, except in capital cases. D-Monterey Park.) 1 Requires governor to call special) legislative election within seven days of vacancy. D-Monterey Park.) shift proposal to raise $4.7 billion, with an $800 million increase in state school aid. D-Yreka.) The Assembly Legislation Introduced California's nearly coastline from slipshod development.

Sieroty, D-Beverly Hills.) that construction projects maintain adequate first aid facilities. (AB181 Townsend, D-Torrance.) to prevent young children from accidentally consuming harmful products. R- Cool.) state sales tax by 1-2 per cent to increase state money for education. R-Los Angeles.) to increase minority employment by relatively smalt contractors. -Los Angeles land and buildings owned by veterans groups from property taxation.

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