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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1973
Page
3
The Duly Review of Heywood California reports a bustling Saturday on July 28 1973 with community events and local happenings across town. Local businesses, schools, and civic groups coordinate activities, inviting residents to participate and enjoy the weekend.
Mount Hermon Christian Conference Center will hold another Saturday staff night concert next week. A lineup of top dramatic and musical talent will perform, staged entirely by the summer student staff. The evening will be on the recreation field starting at 5 p.m. For more information call (408) 335-H66.
Oakland Chapter of the Fall Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International invites all to an 8:30 am Saturday breakfast at the Better Way Restaurant 540 MacArthur Blvd. Speaker will be author Frank Foglia of the book Hey, God. Foglio is an international director of the organization. Special music will be by The Living Letters. Breakfast is 1.75 including tax.
In San Francisco at St Marys Cathedral the first performance of A Solemn Liturgy will feature a Catholic mass in multimedia. The work unites orchestra, chorus, and dance, with music by Rev. J Kevin Waters and lyrics by Rev Joseph Brown. Choreography by Luis de Tavita, all Jesuits from the Institute of the Arts, closing a two week Jesuit symposium at the university.
San Francisco ordination of Nestor Ibarra Gonzalez, 20, son of Hayward residents Prof. and Mrs. N V M Gonzalez, will be the first such rite at St Patrick’s in 150 years. Archbishop Joseph McGucken will confer Holy Orders at a home parish mass in Hayward.
The estate of Joe L. James Monahan, Oakland native and founder of Monahan Paper Co., bequeaths 410000 to Catholic institutions. Little Sisters of the Poor, Catholic Charities, Confraternity of Christian Dorpering, Bishop O'Dowd High School, St Francis de Sales Cathedral, and St Margaret Mary Church each receive 10000. St Patrick, Our Lady of Lourdes, and St Mary Immaculate Conception get 20000 each. The bishop said funds aid local parish services.
Dozens of area congregations list Sunday worship times sermons and related activities. Bethany Baptist Church hosts 11 am services with Rev. Norman Thompson on The Price of Truthfulness and 7 pm on The Confidence of the Christian Hope while Good Shepherd Lutheran holds 8:15 am worship and 1 pm communion. Grace Lutheran schedules 8:20 and 10:30 am services led by Rev. Robert Koch, and First United Methodist offers 10:30 am sermon Enlarge Your Tones Lengthen Your Ropes Strengthen Your Stakes. Other churches plan family worship, teen events, Bible studies, and a church barbecue with games for members and friends tomorrow. guests include Rev. Tom McCoy and Rev. David Wiseman. Numerous locations listed in Eden, Hayward, Castro Valley, Fremont, and surrounding communities provide varied sermons, activities, and registration for a Christian day school starting in September.
The Catholic Diocese of Oakland allocated 5500 to three self-help efforts under the Campaign for Human Development. Liver-More’s low-income goods center received 2000, Fruitvale Summer Youth Program got 1500, and St Andrew’s Summer Program received 2000. The CHD supports poverty reduction nationwide without regard to race or faith.
Jehovah's Witnesses report a record turnout at the Divine Victory International assembly at Oakland Coliseum. Officials say volunteers aided the Livermore center, with community contributions supporting youth programs in the Livermore Amador Valley. The West Oakland effort has aided about 100 youths aged 11 to 15 through education and recreation projects at St. Andrew's and related outreach.
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