See map showing location for club meetings at Napredak Hall770 Montague Expwy
San Jose, CA.
The Following are Life Members:DAVE HAYSLIP+BARBARA HAYSLIP
GROVER INGRAM
SIG ROSS
HENRY GREGG+
BOB CHRISTIAN
NORM PRUNIER
RUDY KUHN+
FRED SCHLICHTING
TERRY KUHN
TOM ELLIOTT
The Treasure Hunters Society of Santa Clara Valley (THSSCV) was founded in April of the bicentennial year 1976 by the combined efforts of two dedicated and knowledgeable treasure hunters, Dave Hayslip of Los Gatos, California and Grover Ingram of San Jose, California. The club is home based in the beautiful "Valley of Hearts Delight", now widely known as "Silicon Valley". The members come from around the surrounding areas and cities. Some come from Sacramento, Modesto, Stockton, as well as closer. Over the years we have grown from a small informal group into a larger family oriented social and recreational club. Our members represent a very diverse group, with interests ranging from metal detecting, coin shooting, prospecting for gold, bottle digging, historical research to assisting archaeologists and Law enforcement.The club has several subcommittees and volunteer groups. Our club members have helped the public in finding lost jewelry and other metallic items. We have, and maintain a very large club volunteer group to assist local Law enforcement in their efforts in searching for metallic evidence at crime scenes. On several occasions throughout the years we have in fact located key evidence that brought a successful convicton of a suspect. The Law agencies have come to realize that our club is a valuable resource to them as an investigative tool.
Meetings are currently being held at the Napredak Hall, 770 Montague Expressway, San Jose, CA. Meetings are held every second Thursday of the month at 7:30 P.M. Meeting activities may include Show and Tell, door prizes, demonstrations of equipment, guest speakers and exhibits. Other club activities include field trips, planted hunts, collecting and prospecting trips.
The THSSCV is a non-profit organization governed by a constitution and by-laws. We currently support the San Jose Historical Society. Visitors are always welcome and are encouraged to join and participate in our activities.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES
A) Regular $20.00-This membership is open to persons 18 years of age and older. B) Family $25.00. Regular or Family will be assessed an additional $5.00 One Time Processing Fee-This membership is open to all families (families defined as children under 18 and two parents). C) Junior $7.50-This membership is open to individuals that are under 18.
"CODE of CONDUCT"
1. Any form of harassment, i.e. verbal, physical, written or sexual, will not be tolerated at any Club activity or event.
2. Personal disputes are inappropriate at Club activities or events.
3. Physical fighting shall be grounds for permanent expulsion to the party or parties guilty of instigating said physical activity.
4. Use of alcohol or drugs at Club activities or events or attending a Club activity or event in an intoxicated state will not be permitted.
5. Use of inappropriate, abusive or vulgar language at a Club activity or event will not be tolerated.
6. Any person found guilty of cheating in a Club hunt, raffle or contest shall be subject to disciplinary action.
7. Members are expected to follow the "Treasure Hunters Code of Ethics".
TREASURE HUNTERS CODE of ETHICS
1. Respect the rights and property of others.
2. Observe all laws, whether national, state or local.
3. Never destroy priceless historical or archaeological findings.
4. Don't destroy, damage, or deface public property or what is left of anything old that does not belong to you personally.
5. Leave land and vegetation as it was.
6. Remove all trash and litter when you leave.
7. All treasure hunters may be judged by the example you set. Be extremely careful with your probing. Pick up discarded trash, and ALWAYS FILL YOUR HOLES!
8. Always conduct yourself in a manner that is courteous and polite with consideration for others.
Happy Hunting!
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