Teens in Action built from youth efforts to aid Marines
Teens in Action began as a student government project to aid Marines in Vietnam, later reorganized at Marshall Junior High to fund wildflower seeds and a Nature Center, then shifted to broader city wide youth coordination. Adults balanced support with district policy concerns while students repeatedly formed and disbanded the group to pursue hands on fundraising and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jensen
Jensen
Marshall Junio High School
Washington
Vietnam
Lo Mora
Fensett
Umdaunted
Ferns In Action
Teens In Action
Acession
Belacound 2 Subaet
Texas
Cal Farley
Southwest
Marshall Junior High School
Florada Park
Millikan
Nature Center
Don Pettijohn
Los Altos
Aclian
Mary Rotintin
Jeff
Robb Brill
John Jameson
el Dorado Nature Center
Pat's Pointers Crochet Patterns and Letters Page
Crochet fashion tips for children with a one piece cardigan and matching socks in worsted and fingering yarns. Ads offer instructions by mail from Pat Trexler Independent, Press Telegram. readers respond with knitting machine questions and garment care advice for shrunk sweaters and wool care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Germany
Daisy Nestoroff
Linda Drive
Fremont
Cal
ITU Unit Picnic At Recreation Park
ITU unit 1244 Lone Berth Typographical Union 650 will sponsor a family picnic Sunday from 4 to 4 pan in Recreation Park. Persons should bring their own picnic items, silverware and utensils. Coffee and punch will be provided. There will be games for the whole family and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Typographical Union
Recreation Park
Winners in school fashions contest at May Co event
Gwen Wahlenmaier and Michele Merva won first place and runner-up respectively in a teenage beauty clinic competition for May Co summer graduates. They will model in a back to school festival co sponsored with Seventeen Magazine at May Co Lakewood store on August 12 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Wahlenmaier
Lel
Michele Merve
May Co
Seventeen Magazine
May Co. Lakewood
Gwen
Gary W. Wahlenmaier
Adenmoor
Lakewood
Bancroft Junior High
Michele
SL. Anthony High School
Michael Merva
Josie
Children and windows spell tumbles and trouble
Child safety amid open windows is urged as a major fall hazard for under four year olds. Experts cite NY studies showing high mortality from window falls, especially in summer, and advise limiting opening to four to five inches, removing handles, securing screens, avoiding beds near windows, and using guards while keeping an escape route in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mayer
New York
Sumer
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Linda Zine Stuff Weiler
Gove
Pat Trexler
Press-Telegram
P.O. Box
Charlotte
N.C
Ruby X
Miami
Florida
Ruby
Mit
ITU Unit
Gay Pauley
UPI
Lille Nek
National Lafety Council
National Center For Health Statistics
Public Health Service
National Batety Council
Kerry
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