Sausalito News, Volume 62, Number 6, 6 February 1947

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Contents

Masthead

EDITORIAL

Sanitation District Makes Start On Pipeline Building

JUNIOR COLLEGE BREAKS RECORD AS 900-PLUS ENROLL

Meet To Consider School District Boundary Revision

About Town

Doucet Ordered To Crack Down On Zoning Violations

Justice Court Rating To Be Increased

CAMP FIRE OPENS TRAINING COURSE

Boy Scout Week Starts Tomorrow

Urge Vigilance On 'Flu Types

PEACE OFFICERS MEET TONIGHT IN SAUSALITO

Plan To Kill Poison Oak Approved

Baseball Field Lack Protested

Civic Groups Ask Funds For Summer Recreation Program

Council Meet Covers Many City Matters

Lions Hear Story Of Champagne And California Wines

COUNCIL VOTES 4-1 TO RELEASE SOUTH SCHOOL Packed Council Chamber Hears School Board Offer Accepted

Pettersen Picked Up On New Drunk Driving Charge

Army Mobile Recruiting Unii Here Next Tuesday

Salvage Shop’s Doors To Open At 10 Tuesday

Poppy Club To Meet At Pot-Luck Lunch

February To Be Busy Month For Girl Scouts

Board Oi Managers Ot Parent-Teachers Meets In San Raiael

Valentine Dance Planned By Teeners

Did You Know That . .

Scout Committees Study '46 Reports, Prepare For '47

20-30 Club Opens Membership Drive

Star ol The Sea Y.L.IJ Study Club Meets At Amelie Smith's

Kit-Kats Honor Mrs. Lois Howe At Baby Shower

Song Recital Planned For I Woman’s Club

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After Tomorrow They’ll Be Mr. and Mrs. John B. Williams

John Ehlen Talks At P-TA Meeting On Founder's Day

Mrs. H. Estes To Head Drive For Red Cross

Children See Movie About Guide Dogs Training Program

Music Study Club To Have Luncheon

TALK ON INDIA HEARD AT CHURCH

Women's Legion Post To Entertain Guests From Hamilton Field

DID YOU KNOW . .

Music Teachers Plan Tea In Mill Valley

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Lions To Have Dance

Baker Hurt When Car Hits Traffic Signal

Local Firm Awarded Big Building Job

First Aid Course Has Ten Students

Fairfax Urges County-Wide Reappraisal

Assemblyman To Talk At Republican Meet

Marin Veterans Seek Employment

San Rafael Sales Tax To Start March 5

Marin Thetas Have Informal Meeting

TWO RESUSCITATOR CALLS

Added Water Supply For Sausalito

School, Sewer Districts Ask State Funds

Marin Gas Tax Portion Averages $1.98 Per Vehicle

Manuel A. George Dies In Oakland

45th Annual Citrus Fair At Cloverdale February 20-23

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Council Indignant; Protests New Maintenance, Repair Costs

HERE IS THE HOUSING AUTHORITY'S NOTICE OF CHARGES FOR SERVICE

Donovans, Relatives Exchange Visits In Time of Sorrow

Kahrts Entertain Houseful Of Guests

LEADERS NEEDED FOR OVER-LARGE BLUEBIRD GROUP

Movie Schedule

Garage Permit Denial Told Council; Housing Rehashed

Daily Craft Classes Will Begin Monday

NAACP Youth Council Elects '47 Officers

Child Center Still Running

Swing Your Partner; Square Dance Starts

Miss Huesel Is Bride By Candlelight

P.-T.A. To Sponsor Game Party Friday

New Washroom, Locker Hours

Vein Lindbergs Are Hosts During Week

Tenants Claim Mill Valley Market Prices Are Cheaper

50 Take Pot Luck At Boy Scout Supper

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New Honolulu Race Includes Local Yachts

FIRST BAY AREA DRIVE-IN THEATRE STARTS IN MARIN

Extending Garbage Dump Resisted By Planning Board

UPSET STOMACHS YIELD INCHES OF GAS AND BLOAT

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Tide Rip

PRINCESS FLORAL SHOP BOUGHT BY MERSHONSHADDYS

Former Marinship Ferry Soon On Richmond-S. R. Run

Bill Proposes State Buy G. G. Bridge

BUILDING PERMIT GIVEN

MARIN ART NOTES

Upper Marin Schools Ask $96,400 For School Construction

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Press Club To Hold $lOOO Journalism Contest For Students

Local Per Capita Costs Up In 1945

Paul Grim Serves On Navy Training Ship

Capt. Layton, Net Depot Commander, Receives D.S.M.

RUMMAGE SALE TO AID PLAY SCHOOL

Book Review

Presbyterian Women To Sponsor Supper

Air Vital To Plant Growth

Rains Light, But Reservoirs Full

Navy Offers Planes To Kill Mosquitoes

THRIFT SHOP WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY

Bill On Health Insurance Started

Romantic News Told

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