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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1977

Page

11

Treasure Hunters Rise In San Leandro Plot For Sept Treasure Hunt

The article profiles metal detector enthusiasts in California led by Bob and Gene Hale. It highlights finds from burned items in soil to a 120-cent trade token, a 1927 Standing Liberty quarter, and a $22 gold piece in a Christmas present. The California Seekers club hosts annual hunts with prizes such as gold coins and microwaves, drawing participants from across the state.

San Francisco Bob Nol Bud Batt Bertha Terry's Smokehouse Gene Hale Geng Gene San Leandro Betty California Garden Cove Modesto P.O. Box Ems San Searxito

Mock Civil War Battle at Fort Tejon Park July 1

Civil War era skirmishes staged Sunday July 1 at Fort Tejon State Historic Park in Kern County by Battery A and the Civil War Association. The event features a cannon drills, a model T car display, flag raising at 9 am, an Officers Call at 9 40, and multiple mock battles with educational programs about 19th century army life.

Fort Tejon State Historic Park Kern County Battery A First California Volunteer Light Artillery Civil War Association Kirby Morgan Bakersfield Fort

Boat dealers report strong sales despite drought in California

Four major Southern Alameda County dealers describe positive sales trends and robust activity as first boats for families remain in the 15 to 17 foot, trailerable range. Dealers note impulse buyers dip but existing boaters trade up to larger equipment and leisure time spending persists amid the drought reports.

Power Boat Wales California Alameda County Ed Cummins Turner Sports Marine San Lorenzo Ernie Crooks Crooks Boats Castro Valley Jim Kress Fremont Marine Utat Rick Deragon Hayward Marine

Power boat market and water conditions shift dealer guidance

Four local boat dealers describe offboard engines typically powering boats with 70 to 115 horsepower Mercury options and inboard outdrives for first time buyers. Most first timers spend 5,000 to 7,000 dollars including a trailer, with water tests offered to all customers. Dealers emphasize safety and proper handling for all family members and note customers often trade up later for bigger power, hulls, or accommodations as water conditions influence new sales amid a drought year in California.

Mercury Cummins Dragon Gumimins Don Pedro Reservoir California Bill Kreyster KCBS Kreyster Arnsley Chris LaPoint John Steinbach

River Front Off Road Facility Opens in Marysville

The River Front Off Road Vehicle Facility, funded under the 1971 Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Law, is complete in Marysville with a 75 percent local grant match. State Parks grants total 60000 dollars, Marysville contributes 20000, facility includes motocross track and support services. Nearby Macysville advances include picnic areas and campsites as work continues. Approximately 2.5 million yearly is available for local government Off Highway Vehicle Fund grants to expand motor vehicle facilities statewide.

River Front Marysville State Parks and Recreation Herbert Rhodes Annovunced State Department of Parks and Recreation Macysville California Barry Jones Office of Grants

California Game Fair Debuts at Coast Guard Center

The first California Game Fair, a new outdoor event for sportsmen, runs Saturday and Sunday at the U S Coast Guard Training Center west of Petaluma. Demonstrations cover trap shooting archery fly casting hawks and falcons and fishing displays. Admission is by reservation with tickets at $8 by calling 415 362-2442.

U.S. Coast Guard Training Center Petaluma California Bish Game Department Chris Kortch Myron Gregory California Hawking Club Sonoma Novate Trap Club California Rvation Phooing

Self defense guns and safe handling guidance

Essay argues gun ownership for self protection is sometimes necessary but entails risk. Emphasizes proper storage, safety training, target identification, and childproofing. Recommends minimal force, discusses suitable calibers, and suggests a .38 Special revolver with mixed shot and expanding bullets for close defense.

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