Valley Cubs Reach Bobcat Rank at Castro Valley Pack
Big night for Castro Valley Cub Scouts as the entire troop earned their first Bobcat rank. Families attended the ceremony at Castro Valley School with den mothers and leaders present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Der 2
Larry Cobb
Robert Salling
Steve Hayes
Richard Johnson
William Garcia
Richard
Henry
Secone
William Ash
Roger
W. Salling
FR. Ach
Jeli
Thomas Killehar
Daniel Johnnson
James Pord
James Killehes
Fred Goff
Harvey Scotong Jr
Donald Johnson
John Cain
John Hogere
Iaft
Mrs L Young Heads Club At Independent Improvement
Mrs Loretilt Young new president of the Independent Improvement club made committee appointments at the Friday night meeting. Entertainment goes to Mr and Mrs Joe Fruga and Mr and Mrs George Mosegaara. sunshine committee includes Carl Mosegaard and Mrs Robert Ramage with Mrs Fred Jackson. Membership lists Mr and Mrs Cli gaerit and Mrs J., rgd P, delegates named. In the art club, Mrs George Hudson and Amy Jensen chair. Dorothy Montero, Mrs E H Sturtson, Mrs Young, Mrs Pratt and Mrs Laura Kinney attended the business meeting. Lu cille arranged games. refreshments served by Joe Frige and Mrs Kaislivery. Malter Young, clerk of the Ind pupil school board, noted the February 7 bond election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Fendees
Joe Frige
Kaislivery
Malter Young
Boar
Youth Activities Calendar Highlights In Hayward Area
An OCR fragment lists varied youth programs across Hayward area venues including dance groups at Union Whedest Ashland and Prospect streets, tennis and folk dance clubs, teen clubs, and junior programs. It details times from early evening hours and notes contact points for Boy Scout troop meeting schedules.
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Snitis
Agers
Any's Wall
Wath School
Id Pan
Folle
Hank Rehool
Whniikens Wodle
High Sell
Unonwestead
Ash
Prospect
Bége
Russell City
Lag- Gs Place
Washington
Sell Road
Pay
High School
Sae
Perm ' Bayi
Zhanal
Oth
Ny St Anne
Jolly Rogers Loan
Nyers
Valle Fn
pyHon Aehgol
Tennyson Joo
Fhirview Eal
Bam
Widen
Mt Eden
Wth
Igh
Jaly
Dopiniers
Igh School
P.m
Russel City
Ley
Plage
Cenrell
Pan Neve Folk Defice
Lorenzo Village
SL. John's Club
Parish Ine
Lewelling Boulevard
Tel
Joven
Geet Lingto
St An- Ohya
Molk Dune
Bik Aelia Tote
Eymakers Wolke
Vat High
Squy Daniel
Asti- Feusel Rehoal
Boginners Poll Danes
Lamesterd
Prospect Eels
Ititssce
Tayi Pinee
Washinton
Toca Usuell
Villege Titer High
Vanced
Immunity Center
Tom Agett
Iilnge Center
Anita Teeh
Lly Magers
Teen Kuyers
Comynly
Foth Deere Circus
Ennyson Acho
Ates
Mt. Eden
Aly Plades
Cuntro Valey
Anobollc
Adh
Ashland
Airport
Phon- Jn Lucerne
Gmvi
Sqgut
Tide of Toys Volunteers Pack Boxes for Europe Aid
San Lorenzo American Legion Post 75 held a semi monthly meeting to organize the Tide of Toys drive. Village school children donated toys, with Dorothy Gansberger and staff coordinating collection. Toys will be boxed at the Village home of Walter Stoth and shipped to Philadelphia for distribution to European recipients via the Turnpike Marshall Plan network.
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Legion Post
San Lorenzo
Europe
Shiktvon
San Lorendo Village
Jain
American Legions
Atlantic
Myrepe
American Legion
Legion Tail
Uehee Ville
Caruige
Hesperian Culevard
Dorothy Gansberger
Walter Stoth
Legion
Philaddiphis
Paset Commando
Hansen
Amerigan
Philadelphi
Carr
European
Star and Life Applicants To Appear In Scout District Review
Eden Scout District calls Star and Life candidates to a mandatory Bands of Review before February 1. Roberd Wejby notes the review tests Scout knowledge and oath practice, while McWinlMechanlcul coach supports the event. District plans a February 6 ceremony at Bancvott Junior High with Second and First Class contenders eligible for District Count of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Eden
Watt
Aly
Ashland
Roberd Wejby
Eral
Harry Shafter
Mc- WinlMechanlcul
Annual Salvation Army Advisory Meet Set for Thursday
The Salvation Army announces an advisory meeting on Thursday at 1000 Second Street at 645 p.m. Lt Lorraine Wilson presents 1949 welfare project reports and statistics. Special guests include Lt Cal and Mrs A B Gilliard, Lt Col Gilliard and others from Northern California, with Lt Brewer serving as division commander.
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Salvation Army
Second Street
Christias
Lorraine Wilson
Cal
A. 3. Gilliard
Army
Western
San Francisco
A. W. Brewer
California
Nevada
Gilliard
Bay Area urged for United States air academy site
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce pushes for Northern California as the chosen location for the $300,000,000 United States Air Force academy. The group, with Colonel S. B. Tandy, cites Bay Area population density, rail and highway access, and ideal water, sewage, and drainage conditions as key factors guiding the proposal.
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San Francisco Chamber Abd Commerce
California
United States
Atr
Army
John Ob
Chile
Caniber
United
Chamber of Commerce
S. 8. Tandy
Corps
Engineers
Bay Area
Lick
Northen
Gradinu
Return to Normal Unemployment Rate In State Insurance
California announces a change in unemployment insurance with a maximum rate of 26.7 percent and a one percent employer contribution for 1950. The plan restores a higher schedule, expands benefits, and sets conditions for state disability funds while prioritizing labor needs and housing and land provisions.
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Sacramento
California Department of Employment
Efteet Uoughout
Wurley
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Robert J. Agness
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Danglas Hudson
Brose Buckham
Martin Dalmay
H. J. Agness
Larry Tracy
F. W. Holm
James Mitchell Robert. O'Donnell
Wayne Dennett
John Bellsmith
Garry Lynn Dyfett
Mrs. Bellamith
Mary Dennell
Kent Thorp
Larry Tloyd
Gerald Miller
P. J." Nielsen
den Indtherr
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Hayward Area
Mle Elementary
Reidsville
State Penitentiary
G.odell
Orville
Chandlers
Bri 'Today Road
San Leandra
T_T. Bode
Missouri Conservation Commission
Birs
Hazel Wess
Richmierd
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Concord
Gakanti
Ask Academy of Air Force
S.o
Academy
America
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Good Housekeeping
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Oakland
First ST. Hayward
Inwest
Crescent Jewelers
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