Churches Ashland Registration for beginners announced
At The Churches ASHLAND registration for beginners and newcomers to enroll in St. John's Catholic Church school begins Aug 14 as Rev. Patrick J. Dermody announced. The new term will run with 19 classrooms, seven nuns and four lay teachers, and eleven classrooms already filled. The fall term will add two classrooms and two teachers over last year.
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Ashland
St. John’s Catholic Church
Patrick J. Dermody
Explorer Post 838 Scouts Begin Desolation Valley Camping Trip
Seven members of Explorer Post 838 and their advisors departed for a week of camping in Desolation Valley. They will hike across Reho Lake to a 9000 foot valley with base at Lake of the Woods. Pack racks and gear prepared by the explorers.
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Explorer
Boy Scouts
Desolation Valley
Donald Mowbray
Mockingbird
Jim Barrington
Will J. Townsend
Hickory ‘Ave
Hayward
Dall Sinor
Ray Sinor
Regal Ave
Mike Schmitt
Herman Schmitt
Stanwood
Mark Woodard
Alvin H. Wood
Sgt. Geo
Logan Chapman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boy Scout
Pastors Trade Homes Pulpits on Summer Vacation Swap
Rev. Homer A Schwarz and family of San Lorenzo exchange homes with Rev. William A Davis and his sons Glen and Alan of Denver. Schwarz conducts services in Denver while Davis leads at San Lorenzo Community Church. Vacation Bible School runs August 5 to 16 from 9 am to 12 noon, with regular Sunday School teachers supervising. Registration occurs Saturday and Sunday.
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Second Baptist Church
Pacific Ave
Oaly
Kenneth Hawkins
Paul Mason
Berkeley
Golden Gate Baptist, Theological Seminary
San Lorenzo
W.A. Thiele
Calvary Lutheran Church
Vis
Magdalena
Ararat
Mount of Judgment
Thiele
Yosemite
Homer. A. Schwarz
William A. Davis
Glen
Alan
Denver
Colo
Schwarz
Rev. Davis
San Lorenzo Community Church
Davis
Carmel
Monterey
San Francisco
Sacramento
Irvington Presbyterian Daughters Luncheon at Church
The Irvington Presbyterian Daughters will hold a luncheon at the church social hall on San Jose Ave with serving from 11 30 a m to 2 p m. Mrs Nila Simmons and Mrs Mary Ann Bolts are chairwomen with a committee including Mines Mavis Holt Joanne Schmidt Irisa Harris Ann Rop chek. The Hayward First Methodist Church plans a family service tomorrow at 9 15 a m with James Alvah Andrews delivering a talk titled We Are Not Alone. Andrews is a familiar voice on the Methodist Hour. The Vacation Church School enters its second week starting Monday morning at 8 30 a m with a special parent program Friday evening to showcase the children s handiwork and experiences.
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Church of
Irvington Presbyterian
Church
San Jose Ave
Nila Simmons
Mary Ann Bolts
Mines
Mavis Holt
Joanne Schmidt
Irisa Harris
Ann Ropchek
Hayward
James Alvah Andrews
Hayward First
Scout Troop Honors At Markham School Ceremony
An annual Court of Honor at Markham School awarded Tenderfoot to David Giacoletto Gary Hagist Jon Manke and John Muney Second class to John Garitz Bradford F. Martin Fred Mc Reaker C Robbins and Victor G Wood First Class to Burke Deadrich Merit Badges earned in First aid by Lanry Booth and Dennis Knoles Patrol Leader Insignia went to John Geritz and Flaming Arrow Patrol Asst Patrol Leader Insignia to Fred McReaken Flaming Arrow Patrol Troop Committee Insignia to Frank Mertin and Kenneth Wood Miniature badges were awarded to mothers of scouts reaching tenderfoot second class and first class rank.
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Hoy
Dimond
Markham School
Tenderfoot
David Giacoletto
Gary Hagist
Jon Manke
John Muney
John Garitz
Bradford F. Martin
Fred McReaker
C. Douglas
Robbins
Victor G. Wood
Burke Deadrich
Lanry Booth
Dennis Knoles
John Geritz
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Asst
Fred McReaken
Frank Mertin
Kenneth Wood
Ray Freitas
Ernest Beck
Edward Geritz
Charles Deadrich
Sierra Buttes
Kenneth Freitas
Doug Robbins
Brad Martin
Thomas Patterson
Carl Tanner
Victor Wood
Fred Mc Reaken
Wood
Geritz
Deadrich
Outpost Camp
Blood Brothers
Woodchucks
Diverse Fun Fest Offers Vacationers In-State Delights
Vacationers can sample Old World culture and Hawaii themes in California this August. Danish Days in Solvang Aug 17–18 features Ableskiver breakfast and Danish costumes. Nisei Festival in Los Angeles Aug 17–25 presents Japanese art displays, Ondo dancing, tea ceremonies and flower decorations. Hawaiian Festival in National City Aug 18–24 includes Hawaiian dress, AAU swimming, street shows and a luau. Several fairs and festivals span Aug 9–25 across Humboldt, Siskiyou, Trinity, Lassen, Yolo, and San Joaquin counties, with a water carnival in Paradise Aug 17 and free admission.
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California
Solvang
Copenhagen
Li'l
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Hawaii
National City
Luau
Old Globe Theater
Balboa Park
San Diego
Yucaipa
San Bernardino County
Capitola
San Francisco
Oakland
Sigmund Stern Grove
Humboldt County
Ferndale
Siskiyou County
Yreka
Trinity County Fair
Haytork
Hayfork
Lassen County
Susanville
Placerville
Yolo County
Woodland
Sam Joaquin
Stockton
Paradise
Butte County
Feather River Country
Rioters Sentenced to Prison Terms in June Riot
Three Santa Rita inmates implicated in the June riot were sentenced by Superior Judge Charles Wade Snook to 10 years each on major charges. Joel A. Dyers, Frank J. Tavis, and Fete Amador Martinez received additional sentences on narcotics and theft counts, with Lawrence Higuera given one extra month for car theft. Dyers, Tavis and Martinez were sent to Vacaville medical facility.
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Santa Rita
Sater
Charles Wade
San Leandro
Oakland
Fete
Amador Martinez
Lawrence Higuera
Santa Francisco
Dyers
Tavis
Martinez
Vacaville
Suit May Develop On Oil Painting
Former motion picture executive Carl Laemmie Jr. accuses arts dealer George Gastine of misrepresenting an oil painting he bought for 4000 dollars as possibly an original Vincent van Gogh. He seeks a court deposition on Aug. 14 in preparation for a potential lawsuit.
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Hollywood
INS
Carl Laemmie Jr
Vincent van Gogh
Laemmie
George Gastine
Timber supply reaches demand in balanced growth
In Cloquet Minnesota the Minnesota Committee of American Forest Products Industries reports sawtimber growth now nearly equals removal. Chairman Raymond J. Wood says commercial U S forests grow enough sawtimber daily to build about 15,500 new homes.
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Cloquet
Minnia
America
Minnesota Committee of American Forest Products Industries
Raymond J. Wood
United States
Annual Dirtfall On Home 108 Lbs
The average six room metropolitan home collects 108 pounds of dirt yearly while Chicago cities bear 53 tons of dirt per month per square mile. Los Angeles New York and other large cities show similar dust burdens. Servicemaster compiled the statistics for cleanliness guidance.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Servicemaster
Fremont Considers Recreation Commission At Work Session
A city council work session at 1:59 pm Monday will discuss creating an official recreation commission. An ordinance for a seven member body, already approved by the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee, would gain defined powers as members resign to form the permanent group. The meeting is in the city manager's office at Mission San Jose City Hall.
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Fremont
Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee
Mission San Jose
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