Area Youth Activities Schedule and Venues
August activities list for Haywari area youth groups across multiple centers. Events include folk dance for elementary and teens, boy and girl clubs at Russell City, Village Center, and high school gym venues, with times ranging from late afternoon to 10:30 p.m. Includes horseshoes, teen clubs, tumblers, and dance groups, with venues at Community Center 1015 E Street, 1015 H Street, and Mt Eden and Castro Valley schools.
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Village Center
Russell City
Ton’s Place
Washington
Russell Road
Russell School
Pam
E Street
Fairview
Qdamboran
Jbennyson
Ashland
Mt. Eden Trean
Mt. Eden
Fussell City
Layton's Place
Bn Diggers
Riese
L. Anthony
Swiny
Pine ‘Boy's Club
Stussell City
Layster’s Place
Imei Trussell
Gtr
Tiplermediate
Babylew
Temboree Ten Augur
Genter
Dolly Rogers Toen
Valle Vista
van Tennyson Loonciers
Ennysyn
Pany St
Vinilu Teen Ge
Yennis
Buy _ Scott
Castro Valley
Villaga
Castrol Valley Community Center
Oo Softhall
Bret Harte
Canon
Neat High School
May Extend City Water To Russell
City council discussed extending water lines to Russell City and moving the Jackson Street pumping station to a high point near Mt Eden. County may finance the extension. the station would serve 600 acres from Hesperian Boulevard to the Southern Pacific tracks.
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Ure
Russell City
John Haar
Haar
Public Works
Ohjvet
Pulopinig
Ali Sébhaire
Planning Commission
Harry Carr
Broadway
Tsywind Panltry
Batley
George G. Fordy
Lower, & Street
Water Department
Oydey
Haygvard
Dnelson
Sycamore Plone
Allie Lion
Mujr
Clarety Street
Accountants Meet in Berkeley Dinner for So CA Society Chapter
The monthly dinner meeting of the Bay Area chapter of the Society of American Accountants will be held at Berkeley Women's City Club 2315 Durant Avenue Berkeley at 6 pm Wednesday August 17. T. L. Larsen secretary lists speaker J. Toons associate professor Armstrong College.
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Fins Bay
The
Society
Americanr Accountants
Bereley Woman’s
Hausa
Durarit Avenue
Berkeley
Wedneaday
T. L. Larsen
Speater
Wine Repfoha Lucerne Rehabilitation Update
A Lyon family member reports Abrew of Dairyview Avenue is improving at Stanford Hospital in San Francisco after a recent unclear illness. Family members hope he will be able to leave for home soon.
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Jouaph
Bairyiew Avenue
Mambeyy
Bik
Stanford Hospital
San Francisco
Eurey
Fiekis Ashtend Field
Airport
Knights of Columbus Initiate Eight New Members
Eight new members received the first degrees at a Maynard Knights of Columbus initiation ceremony. New members named include Martin J. Beards, John Crone, Bernard Mooney, Willian Challoner, Arie A. Dirante, William Sullivan, Thomas Marshall, and Patrick Dwyer. Visiting dignitaries presided and a barbecue for members was announced for September 1 at the All Saints barbecue pit.
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Maynard Knights of Columbus
Inio
Martin J. Beards
Prank GC. Riffel
John Crone
Bernard Mooney Sy
Willing Sweeney
Willian Challoner
Arie A. Dirante
William, Sullivan
Ean Inchutech
John Banducci
Robert Horton
Ova Clawson
Thomas, Marshall
Robert’ Momicy
Richard, Silva
Frank A. Vargas
Patrick Dwye
Clyde Simpson
Rov
Patrick O'Brien
Frank Silveira
10Th District
Walter Connolley
Centerville
Aoth Wag
All Saints
John Lopes
Marsuel J. Dunvie
Louis’ Silva
Gil
Theiles Host At Home Village Family Party
Theiles Edward and Lloyd Theile will host an at home party at 16166 Via Anceta in San Lorenzo Village to thank friends and show off their new home made possible by community support. Invited are Village and San Lorenzo groups, with past Theile Night donors and local organizers named. The benefit raised 807.25 plus 215.13 from Greenwood Corporation aiding a down payment for 18166 Via Andrea. President Marvin Richardson notes community good will.
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Edward Wind Lnielle Theite
Lloyd
Partey
Ancheta
San Lorenzo
Theile
Greenwood Corporation
Andeia
Theile and Son
National Broadcasting Company
Jack Berch
Geshii'e
Marvin Richardson
Eulalia Anderson Leads Castro Valley BPW Meeting
Eulalia Anderson president of Castro Valley Business and Professional Women's Club presided at a social meeting returning from a Jamaica vacation. Guests and members welcomed each other as Lion’s Club rep invited all to the Castro Valley Lion’s Carnival set for August 26 to September 3 at the Lions grounds on Rutledge Road. Entertainment featured Village Horses dance numbers and community volunteers from Arlyne Gladden studio with a varied program including tap, song, and ballet performances by local performers.
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Castro’ Valley Business and Professional Women’s Club
Eulalia Anderson
Castrol Valley Lion's Club
Gastro Valley
Lion's Club
Tabor Bay
Lions Club
Rutledge,road
Castro Valley
Arlyne
Gladdendante
San Curtis Street
Gladkdlewares
Lauries Hook
Patty Jo Price
Barbara Bygum
Nan Poppleton
Wendy Shaefer
Barbara Rose
Margie Janet
Jack
Ardel Vingkard
Pam Kerr
Darlencook
Sandy Mobley
Patty McJonnell
Judy Gross
Dennis Price
Mary Janet
Louise Lussigi
Tvom
Adah
Danny Willis
Marj Junct
Family of ministers features in Hamilton church note
The article notes the Tennison family from Hamilton connected to the First Baptist Church with multiple ordained ministers and candidates. It mentions Louise Lussier Adah Willis and Danny Willis, plus an unscheduled vocal by Ariyne Gladden who sang Blue Skis.
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Hamilton
R. C. Tennison
First Baptist Church
Louise Lussier
Adah Willis
Danny Willis
Ariyne Gladden
Dhe
Ypicrophone
Uae
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Bert Ruarte
Patrick Dwyer
Linda Vista Park
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Village Horses Association
al LaCrone
Village Volunteer Fire Department
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Dolly Review
Hayward
California
Woman's Club Church Religious Science
Krafts
Miracle Whip
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