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CITY OF COMMERCE, CALIFORNIA •
Reaching out to make the season bright Gage Senior Citizens Apartments, located in a beautiful corner of the City of Commerce, received a special visit from Vice Mayor Hugo Argumedo and representatives of Bridge Publications who delivered meals to the residents for the holidays.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA •
Fair goers learned firsthand why the Volunteer Ministers motto is “Something CAN be Done About it.” Scientology Volunteer Ministers welcomed Phoenix fair goers to their bright yellow pavilion at the Maricopa County Fair.
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA •
Hitler adopted the theories espoused by a German psychiatrist in South West Africa to justify his racist policies. Dr. Koos Marais, keynote speaker at the opening of a human rights exhibit in Cape Town last week, addressed the role psychiatry played in the Holocaust and apartheid.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
This month’s Hollywood Village Cleanup organized by the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre set a good example by transforming graffiti into artistic messages to preserve indigenous wildlife.
FAIR OAKS, CALIFORNIA •
Church of Scientology Sacramento and local Scientology Missions promote 21 ways to make Christmas bright at this year’s Fair Oaks “Christmas in the Village” Celebration.
BUFFALO, NEW YORK •
At the University of Buffalo Educational Opportunity Center, women were empowered through a Youth for Human Rights seminar. A workshop presented by the Buffalo chapter of Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI) March 25 at the 4th Annual Women’s Conference, introduced attendees to their rights.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
A recent study found the pandemic has resulted in a drastic increase of stress among parents.
CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO •
Volunteers from the Church of Scientology Cambridge say “making positive change is in your hands.”
LOS GATOS, CALIFORNIA •
Frances Clark was 50 in 1973 when she first encountered Scientology. Nearly 40 years later, at 88, she is still going strong.
Growing up in South Carolina during the Great Depression, Frances Clark had already graduated from high school and begun training as a nurse when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. With war declared, her once-sleepy Southern town was suddenly teeming with soldiers. They came from all over the country and all walks of life, and they were ready for action.
GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA •
64-year-old John Radich finished a 61-hour, 135-mile solo run through Death Valley despite blistering 127-degree weather to raise funds for his favorite charity—The Way to Happiness Foundation.