Maureen Pearson, Edith Clinch, Helen Floyd, Barbara Englestad and Rose Marie Calkins, members of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, were raising money for the YMCA youth World-Service Fund by washing cars. The girls and others could be found at the Union station at Hewitt Avenue and Broadway, and the Art Associated station at 20th Street and Broadway.
Negotiations for the purchase of Coy’s Fishing Resort at Mission Beach by the Tulalip Tribes were completed. Tribal treasurer Herman Williams exchanged a check for the sales papers with Hubert Coy. Looking on were George Williams and Joseph Coy.
Kenny Loggins, whose hometown was Everett, was now a solo act. Formerly, he was a member of Loggins &Messina. Friday night, he was to perform at the Seattle Center Arena.
An 81-year-old north Everett man was getting back part of his stolen savings, thanks to some honest boys and men who found the cash in the 2800 and 2900 blocks of 21st Street. Among the boys were Charlie Todd, Chris Newton, Clinton Cripe and Patrick Malsberry. The adults were brothers Joe and Bob Stront.
By Jack O’Donnell from Herald archives at Everett Public Library.
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