Vintage Carmelo

No #193

Journal #194
1984

Editor: Mark Hanson

What Scientology is Doing
History Making Event
The Pledge to Mankind (Heber pic)
Success Story Ralph Temps
ASHO Completion: Dan Woodruff
Birth: A daughter, Nora Ann, to Pam and Gary DeDontney on 6/3/84 (ancestry says name is Nora Lee)
she went to Harvard - oh my!
Clears in the 31k range


No #195 or #196

Journal #197
1985

Editor: ?

Clearing is Total Freedom
Scientologists and Celebrities Crusade for Religious Freedom
ASHO Completions: Gary Dulleck, Maggie Butterworth, Karen Scott (Livingston/Robinson), Kathy Newman, Janice Racheff (Silber), Nancy Forrest, Skip Hopgood
38,926 Clears



Journal #197 1985 Minor Edition

Editor: Peter Mathieson, Mark Hanson

Ron's New Streamlined Grade Chart
Questions and Answers

 
No #198

Journal #199
1985

Editor: ?

Is There Hope for a Better World?
Book Auditor's Certificate
What is Dianetics?
ASHO Auditing Completions: Bruce McDonald, Adelle Clarke


Journal #200 1985

Editor: ?

Clear Certainty Rundown
Success Stories
Bridge to a New World
Clears in the 33k range
Prices in the Stratosphere

Journal #209 1986

Hmm. We're back to Saint Hill.
Economic Systems
Policy Letter of 1982 released in 1986
Muhammed Ali is sold a Dianetics Book
Celebrity Center Event at Saint Hill


Guess that's it!
 
it could even be that either is acceptable, depending on whether the reference was to all the graduates (alumni) or just singling out the female ones (alumnae). thus for example shouldn't it be 'Joan Baez, one of the most famous musical alumni' because that group clearly includes others like Leonard Cohen; but it could also be 'Joan Baez, one of the most famous female songwriter alumnae'?
I think you're right here. We often use the masculine form when referring to a mixed group; for example, we say "mankind" when we mean both males and females. Insisting on "alumnae" in this case would be pushing it. I was bored and decided to nit-pick. :confused:
 
I think you're right here. We often use the masculine form when referring to a mixed group; for example, we say "mankind" when we mean both males and females. Insisting on "alumnae" in this case would be pushing it. I was bored and decided to nit-pick. :confused:

Keep in mind, the original definition of "man" per the OED, def. I, sub def. i: a human, irrespective of age or sex.
"Mankind" refers to all humans.
A policeman is a "human, irrespective of age or sex" who is employed as a police officer.
A Congressman is a "human, irrespective of age or sex" who has been elected to Congress.
(I could go on all day, but you get my point.)

[I guess 'Once a word clearer, always a word clearer...]

Jack
 
Keep in mind, the original definition of "man" per the OED, def. I, sub def. i: a human, irrespective of age or sex.
"Mankind" refers to all humans.
A policeman is a "human, irrespective of age or sex" who is employed as a police officer.
A Congressman is a "human, irrespective of age or sex" who has been elected to Congress.
(I could go on all day, but you get my point.)

[I guess 'Once a word clearer, always a word clearer...]

Jack
I was a W/C'er for a few months myself. That was probably the best time of my 6 or so years on staff. I was doing well, by scn staff standards. I was eating well, liked my job, actually got paid regularly, and shared a not fancy but decent apartment with one other staff member, who was also a friend.
 
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I was a W/C'er for a few months myself. That was probably the best time of my 6 or so years on staff. I was doing well, by scn staff standards. I was eating well, liked my job, actually got paid regularly, and shared a not fancy but decent apartment with one other staff member, who was also a friend.

Yeah. I loved the W/Cer post.
I did that for a few years, even achieved a minor, local celebrity.:cool:

It took some effort, but I finally got my seniors to agree that since there was no more hatting that I hadn't done, the only logical thing was for me to start the PRD! :buzzin: I'd wanted to do that ever since I'd heard of it.

Of course, I did it my way: Chief dictionary: The Compact Edition of the OED, magnifying glass and all, and the College edition of the American Heritage Dictionary!
I had heard of people doing the PRD with high school level dictionaries and thought; Why bother, if you're not trying to improve your knowledge? Lost a lot of respect for those people...

One of the reasons I loved being word clearer was I was introduced to all levels of scn. I had to w/c the staff, auditors included. When high-crime checkouts were made "only M-9" I had to take several auditors through the brand new Int. series. The auditors knew I was new and not privy to all this tech, so they "M-7ed me through it, so I wouldn't fall asleep! So I learned a lot of tech (and admin) that many didn't. If someone tried to bs me with "tech" I could usually call their bluff and hold my own, even with higher classed auditors, hee hee...
 
Yeah. I loved the W/Cer post.
I did that for a few years, even achieved a minor, local celebrity.:cool:

It took some effort, but I finally got my seniors to agree that since there was no more hatting that I hadn't done, the only logical thing was for me to start the PRD! :buzzin: I'd wanted to do that ever since I'd heard of it.

Of course, I did it my way: Chief dictionary: The Compact Edition of the OED, magnifying glass and all, and the College edition of the American Heritage Dictionary!
I had heard of people doing the PRD with high school level dictionaries and thought; Why bother, if you're not trying to improve your knowledge? Lost a lot of respect for those people...

One of the reasons I loved being word clearer was I was introduced to all levels of scn. I had to w/c the staff, auditors included. When high-crime checkouts were made "only M-9" I had to take several auditors through the brand new Int. series. The auditors knew I was new and not privy to all this tech, so they "M-7ed me through it, so I wouldn't fall asleep! So I learned a lot of tech (and admin) that many didn't. If someone tried to bs me with "tech" I could usually call their bluff and hold my own, even with higher classed auditors, hee hee...
The PRD? I admire your fortitude. I never did that, or aspired to.

Also your memory. At this point I no longer remember the W/C'ing methods above M4. (I looked them up just now.)
 
Journal #122 April 1976

Editor: Diane Colletto/ASHO
Expanded Dianetics Internship: Barbara Slatkin, Jim Rogers, Jean Vavrus
Class VI Internship: Diana Noeske, Jeff Youmans, Jeff Fahey (all Santa Clara)

Just ran across this gofundme for end of life care for Jeff AND Carol Youmans. It was posted July 2022.


chris scoggins with a different wife. no miranda there.


 
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This post on Rinder’s blog is 2013 but details exactly what happened not just in the bay but all across California. Interesting comments from many, including Michael Berman (once the C/S at SFO) and probably one from Dylan Gill’s dad (40 years working at Delphi in Oregon.)


Hadn't heard this story about Lori Hodgson


Knowledge Report: Lori Hodgson on Disconnection
 
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mike brown just mentioned erin woodruff and i'm trying to figure out who she is. this list doesn't show john's kids shane or todd. dan is his brother.


Birth at San Jose: Claire and John Woodruff, a son, Shane Christopher on 9/9/76
1980 newsletter - John Woodruff story/pic (with Claire and female toddler)
A son, Todd Patrick, to John and Claire Woodruff 7/17/82

1983 - John Woodruff Opens New Class IV Church in California, Tustin - Orange County


Claire Baker Woodruff
Born May 1947
Spouse

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yeah claire has passed. i googled this before and then couldn't find it again.

Claire Elizabeth Woodruff (Baker) (deceased) - Genealogy
https://www.geni.com › people › Claire-Woodruff


Mar 7, 2015 — Claire Elizabeth Woodruff (Baker). Death: Immediate Family: Daughter of Edward Martin Baker and Cecelia J Baker Wife of John W Woodruff


Daughter of Edward Martin Baker and Cecelia J Baker
Wife of John W Woodruff
Mother of Shane Christoph Woodruff; Stacy Elizabeth Woodruff and Todd Patrick Woodruff
Sister of Joan Carolyn Maciorski and Cecelia Janet Russell
(should say shane christopher woodruff)
Managed by:Private User
Last Updated:April 29, 2022
these free lists can be wonky.


Barbara N Woodruff
Born Apr 1919?
K Brent Woodruff
Born Dec 1926

relatives:

Stacy Woodruff Johnson
Born Jan 1978
Cassandra E Woodruff
Born Jul 1979
Cristin Woodruff
Born Nov 1981
Daniel B Woodruff
Born Mar 1946
Steve Knox Woodruff
Born Aug 1974

daniel: https://www.truepeoplesearch.com/results?name=Daniel Woodruff&citystatezip=Los Angeles, CA


don't know if dan had kids. his address comes up as l. ron hubbard way but he's not on this list. ivan obolensky on list but he's out? and the butterworth woman is somewhere else too.


i think dan and john were from menlo park. Dan married cindy page in the early 70’s. They were both Santa Clara staff. John met Claire Baker and they married, both staff as well. Cindy and dan split up when she went in the sea org and he didn’t. She came out and he went in. Last time i saw him at CC i think he had a new wife and cindy worked in hollywood doing set design or clothing.

stacy:

Stacy Elizabeth Woodruff 45
San Juan Capistrano, CA

Aliases: Stacy Elizabeth Anchia, Stacy W Johnson
Address History: San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
Relatives: Carlos Anchia, Carlos Anchia, Maria Anchia, Alisa Fernandez, Thomas Johnson
 
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this is an old list from 2005 but wow, didn't know doug holser was in the sea org. erin selle is listed here. must be cece was confusing the erins in the video the other day. different erin. and dan woodruff must have or had a wife named elizabeth.

Sea Organization staff Lists - L Ron Hubbard Way Los Angeles

a lotta names i recognize.

Silber, Blake
DeCrescenzo, Jesse P
somebody related to tree nebeker (Nebeker, Alan G)
Swartz, Gretchen L
Selle, Erin A
this is the erin that cece was talking about.
Erin Selle. Age 42 / Mar 1981. View Profile. Los Angeles, CA. has lived in: Los Angeles, CA.

Tozser, Heather E
Woodruff, Daniel B
Woodruff, Elizabeth A
hmmm elizabeth 81 years old (!) possibly related to derek meyer.

Woodruff, Tom A (no idea who this one is)

Who is Thomas Allen Woodruff?

Thomas Allen Woodruff is 69 years old and lives in Los Angeles, California. Thomas was born in July 1954. Thomas is a Trial Attorney who is currently employed at Woodruff Injury Law. Some of the previous jobs include a president at Woodruff Injury Law. Thomas received a degree in juris doctor (j.d.), law from Samford University, Cumberland School Of Law. Thomas graduated Florida State University. Thomas has 12 different addresses, the most recent of which is in Los Angeles, California.


thomas allen woodruff. 1413 L Ron Hubbard Way, Los Angeles, Ca 90027-5903. 69 year old. Who is Thomas Allen Woodruff? Thomas Allen Woodruff is 69 years old and ...

troy hubbard (maybe a grandson that aaron mentioned vanessa dated? he said it was a hubbard but couldn't remember first name.)

 
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1973. what WERE they thinking??!!

At San Francisco, California To LEIF and RENEE MAGNUSSON, a daughter, ARISIA MARIAMNE, born September 28, 1973, delivered by her father.


interesting. i do remember the name at SF org.


"Leifur Christopher Magnusson II Age 78, passed away in Clearwater, FL, April 26, 2007. Born Dec. 21, 1928, Oak Park, IL. After residing in Winnipeg, Canada, was raised in the Excelsior and Bernal Heights Districts San Francisco."
 
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