Los Gatos Weekly-Times | Girl Scout Hats

June 23, 1999 Los Gatos, California Since 1881

Local seniors to participate in Relay for Life

Four students win prizes in essay contest



Hats off! Members of Los Gatos' Girl Scout Troop #10 used profits from their recent cookie sales to purchase materials to make and decorate hats for children undergoing chemotherapy. Front row, left to right, are: Maggie Fasano, Jessica Safir, Kelly Shultz, Kayla Palmer, Alex Wells and Rachel Berkowitz. Back row: Carley Stavis, Sophia Francis, Stephanie Wessels, Michelle O'Brien, Ariana Nicewonger, Julia High, Elysse Bonner and Susan Alfs.




	Retiring planning director Lee Bowman leaves legacy of green hills, historic preservation

	News Briefs Town to begin major street resurfacing project Serial arsonist may have set Lexington fire Town offers bonuses to employees who refer new hires KCAT forced to cancel live graduation broadcast Arbitrator rules in El Gato Penthouse rent dispute Vandals fire paintball gun at Johnson Ave. houses Police still seeking suspect in assault case Police Report

	Letters Editorials Carl Heintze ponders the Internet joke web Compost heap embodies the American Dream

	District expels LGHS student who brought gun to school New West Valley-Mission Community College District chancellor Linda Salter

	The Prowler Los Gatos Meadows residents join Relay for Life Four local students win prizes in essay contest Engagement: Tankersley, Berg Weddings: Martel, Silver; Rose, Chiala Obituaries: Jon Petersen, Marjorie Loftis, Irene Jensen Photo: Girl Scouts create hats for children undergoing chemotherapy

	Elisabetta offers hand-dyed yarn, knitting services Frame It Art & Design celebrates 25 years

	Main Street Picture From the Past

	Sur La Table offers unique kitchen gadgets, cooking classes

	Sports Briefs Giants win Little League division championships Marcia, Danny Wallis are golf champions

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