Continuous paper drive backs San Lorenzo Cub Pack 6 activity
Cub Stouts of San Lorenzo Pack 6 led by Thomas Butler and George Arentz organize a continuous paper drive to fund pack activities and den projects. Seventeen cubs receive wolf awards at a San Lorenzo Pack 6 meeting in Village School auditorium, with Emanuel Wong presenting the honors to James Clark Gary Arentz John Stevens Peter Metz Michael Mammer Arthur Harold Jim Grohl Michael Souza Ray Russell Ronnie Sykes David Comini Steven Shrader James Reeder Jackie Butler Larry Friesen and Walter Spich-1B.
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Cub Stouts
San Lorenzo
Thomas Butler
George Arentz
Cubmnater
San Lorenzo Pack
Emanuel Ong
James Clark
Gary Arentz
John Stevens
Peter Metz
Michael Mammer
Arthur Harold
Jim Grohl
Michael Souza
Ray Russell
Ronnie Sykes
David Comini
Steven Shrader
James Reeder
Jackie Butler
Larry Friesen
Walter Spich
Small quake reported near San Jose by UC seismologist
A small half minute earthquake near San Jose was recorded by the University of California at 1 68 30 am. Assistant seismologist Don Tocher reported. He noted a moderate temblo lasting about a half hour at 11 31 85 am. The quake originated about 650 miles northwest, likely off the Washington coast.
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Herkeley
Des Moines Dog Saves Boy Then Gets Ice Box Reward
Butch, a mongrel dog, saved two year old La Mont Reed by grabbing his shirt and keeping his head above water for about ten minutes in a seven foot water pit. Neighbors alerted by growling, the boy was dragged from the water, and the dog earned an ice box full of beef as a hero’s reward.
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Des Moines
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Butch
Mig
John Reed
la Mont
Area Girl Scout News Highlights Local Troop Activities
Brownie Troop 85 organized a tree purchase for Fairmont school at a party hosted by former leader Mrs. Marie Marlette. Jacka and other leaders guide the girls as they plan a dedication, water the evergreen, and present the poem Trees by Joyce Kilmer. Brownie sisters host a birthday party for Frances Aschen, bake, toast marshmallows, and craft Uncle Santa hats for Father's Day. Troop 21 holds a year-end Pollick supper at Hayward Area Recreation Center with games and guest invites. Senior Chapter 117 of Castro Valley hosts one-act plays for Masonic Home and Sunrise School, a Mothers Day tea, accordion and vocal performances, and a progress report on swimming badges and officer roles. Intermediate Troop 118 at Redwood School begins tile making under Ben i Koont Jon San Miguel Avenue, molding and glazing Mickey Mouse and galaxy designs for gifts to mothers.
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Fairmont School
Fairmont Terrace
Marie Marlette
Marlette
Jack
Denzil Widel
Jac Newman
Joyce Kilmer
Claudia Wessman
Barbara Jaros
Lois Maganini
Diane Johnson
Charlotte Stanley
Yearald Frances
Weiners
Helen Ittner
Marie Marletto
Mars
Thelma Aschen
Hermine Pearce
Fairmont Hospital
Uncle Sant
Melvin Ittner
Girl Scout Troop
Hayward Area Recreation Center
Marlon Av
Castro Valley
Masonic
Sunrise
Gene Schweneinger
Vestal Street
Gerring Dellner
Carol Gutleben
Lenore Dauke
St. Tenis
Ginger Rafferty
Sharon Yates
Honolulu
Hale
Hayward Ullnge
Kay Finley
Mee
Lenore Dattke
Tr Rer
Gecrine Dettner
Janice Cassidy
Jolvine Byche
Antonia Howron
Gail Wood
Patty Perkins
Gerrine Dellner
Mendocino Woodhinds
Redwood
Beni Koont
San Miguel
Flowe
San Lorenzo Village News Briefs Include Local Leaves and Visits
San Lorenzo community notes report Russ Curly Nathan recovering at home after a heart attack and soon returning to work. Sandra Harshaw, daughter of Ralph and Mrs. Harshaw, healing after a brief Children's Hospital stay for intestinal influenza complications. Navy electronics student Lloyd Gloyd leaves Almaeda NAS for Yorktown VA with wife Rosemary and daughters Jean and Patty awaiting his two month return. W S Cope and Donna vacation plans to Kansas from Via Rivera with Dorothy Cope, known locally at Peoples Drug. New residents Mr and Mrs Max Laybay move in with daughters Eva and Helen joining David E. Mantin School attendance.
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Andrew Williams
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Ralph Harshaw
Children’s Hospital
Huenza
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Estrella
Almaeda_ Naval air station
U.S. Navy School of Electronics
Yorktown
Virginia
Lloyd
Rosemary
Jean
Patty
W. 5. Cope
Donna
Via Rivera
Kansas
Cope
Peoples Drug Fountain
Dorothy
San Lorenzo Village
Max Laybay
Eva
David E. Mantin
Helen
Scout Troop 118 Welcomes Carel Maoc Kay at Alm Avenue Party
A new member Carel Jean Maoc Kay was invested into Troop 118 at Nancy Hanselman’s Alm Avenue party celebrating both her addition and the hostess’s birthday. Other members listed include Yornna Amborn Sigmvid Wicks Sonne Bulgrin Barbara Fitzger id Miriam Herd Patricia Ono O hara Lauralee Hook and Soren Peterson. Leaders are Mrs. Robert O'Neil and Mrs. Clarence Tenselman. Intermediate Troop 37 meanwhile hosted Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Tisher at Like Chabot Road with a games focus and Thelma Fisher as program consultant. Activities featured outdoor games circle relays and dramatic games followed by a potluck supper. Each scout had a task charted by Marilyn Larson and presented various word scramble and hearing tests among other activities.
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Nancy Hanselman
Alm Avenue
Troop 118
Yornna Amborn
Sigmvid Wicks
Sonne Bulgrin
Barbara Fitzgerid
Miriam Herd
Patricia Onato) O' Hara
Lauralee Hook
Soren Peterson
Q. C. Tisher
Chabot Road
Marilyn Larson
Janice Fisher
Adele Dawson
Roberta Addis
Marjorie Easton
Trene Robertson
Sandra Welch
Diane Yetlick
Margaret Nelson
Patricia Zinck
Marlene Zahn
Darlene Osborn
It. D. Armstrong
Village Launderette Owners Move to California
The Leviens, longtime San Francisco exiles from Hamburg, Germany, now live at 15844 Paseo Larpagista and run the Village Launderette. Kenneth Leviens recently graduated from Roosevelt Junior High in San Francisco before they relocated. Collins, at 10156 Via Primero, San Lorenzo Village, earned a Bachelor of Engineering at USC. The ceremony, presided by President Fred D. Fagg Jr., occurred at the USC Coliseum in Los Angeles.
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Roosevelt Junior
San Francisco
Leviens
Paseo Larpagista
Leviens Cine
Hamburg
Germany
England
United States
Ronald G. Collins
Primero
San Lorenzo Village
University of Southern California Coliseum
Los Angeles
Fred D. Fagg, Jr
Too Much Vodka Leads to Deportation Fears
George Mouratoff, in Woodland, faces possible deportation after a drinking bout. U S immigration authorities investigate his case as he remains jailed. Mouratoff laments risking Siberia or worse if sent back to Russia, amid rumors of a heavy vodka night.
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George Mouratoff
Russa
Mouratoff
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Russia
Siberia
Santa Fe President Speaks to S C Trustees Board
Fred G. Gurley, president of the Santa Fe railroad, addresses the S. C. board of trustees, outlining plans and expectations for future cooperation and shared developments.
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Fred G. Gurley
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Santa Fe Railroad
S. C. Board of Trustees
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