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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

11

Redwood PTA Tea Honors Old and New Officers

The Community Center on Walnut Road hosted a Redwood PTA tea honoring its new officer roster. President Mrs James Crosby and fifth vice president Mrs J O Plant were officiating through corsages candles and honorary pins. Guests heard unit history and enjoyed colors colors and music from local students and groups.

Community Center Walnut Road PTA James ‘Y. Crosby J. O. Plant Sixteenth Plant Cass Bibeau God Bless America Troop 89 Prane McGlinchey Speaters Spe Mines Jones Crosby Geral Glass Cass Biber Harold_ Sherman Danald McCullough Dwight Wwelkemy Leo Melcher Harald Ashton Robert Cliflon Esmond Follett Witegerald Earl Mennett Will Neill, Jr Lowell A. B. Morris Roy J A. McCullough

Points for Judging Gardens Told in Sin Lorene Village

Mrs Petsy Choreh, president of the Village Gardens club, outlined scoring for the Sixth Annual Flowers show and Garden show in Sin Lorene Village. Criteria include neatness, planting purity, plant material condition, color, lawn, and design with emphasis on overall care. 50 percent for rent and 40 percent for back. patio not scored separately. Preliminary judging June 2–10, first judging June 13–Me by nurserymen and landscape architects.

Bains Indees Sin Lorene Village Anc Petsy Choreh Village Gardens Club Sune iGant Fi

Thieving intruders break into hen house in Maysville

Orville C. Rains reported burglars smashed into a hen house in Maysville. They took a setting hen, eggs, a nest, and a box containing the wholly shebang.

Joe Maysville Orville C. Rains

Ham and Trimmin Dinner Planned by Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid of Shory June B church in Gartios is planning a ham and trimmins dinner to raise funds for group projects. Proceeds will aid church activities with chairwomen Mrs J Junker Mrs Lillian Heusen Mrs Dora Sharmohlen and Mrs Prieda Car. Dinner starts 6 30 p m followed by an after dinner program featuring skits vocal and piano numbers and community singing.

Trimmin Talth Lutheran Chures Gartios Aid Clairman J. Junker Lillian Heusen Dora ‘Sharmohlen Prieda Carruth Lauties Aid Jheln Margie Kaahler Jean Espeer Charite Bil Phormehjen John Koehler Dean Thormahlen Margie Koehler Karna Olson David Hansen Rhoda Wildvick

Livingstons Host Eden Church Social

Colony 29 of Eden Congregational church gathered at Mr and Mrs John Livingston's Parsais Avenue home for a neighborly social. Reverend Richard Newhary presented slides of the church's history with attendees including Mrs Elizabeth Bell and son Ambrose Bell Mrs tioma Dolco Mrs Jack Gonsalves Mr and Mrs Gouge Peters and Mrs Stimley Petersen.

Colony Eden Congregational Church John Livingston jParsais Avenue Richard Newhary Elizabeth Bell Ambrose Bell Tioma Dolco Jack Gonsalves Gouge Peters Stimley Petersen

Western Stars To Be Featured At County Fair

San Lorenzo Community church hosts a two day county fair starting Friday at 6:30 pm with live acts by Western Star guests Dude Murti and Cottonseed Clark. A 4 pm performance slot on Saturday features Tune and all star performers with appearances by Tex Neal and Red Eyes and Hoot Russo among others. Vendors include Lustig’s Appliances and a farmers market offering vegetables, canned goods, aprons and antiques. Proceeds fund church activities with a nickel-a-spoon dinner at 5:30 pm Saturday served by the church Women’s Association.

San Lorenzo Community Dude Murti Cottonseed Clark Chave Blick Ehief Lustig Applinnes Wayward Reet Ays Wes Pam

Officers Elected By SL Camera Club

Radic Smith was elected president in a near unanimous vote for the newly formed San Lorenzo Camera Club. Other officers named include Nancy Walverton as vice president Roberta Fush as secretary and Mary Louw Lesthers as treasurer. The next meeting is set for San Lorenzo Community Church with a program on introduction to picture making.

Radic Smith San Horenay Camera Club Hachard Co Tash Survivor Nancy Walverton Roberta Fush Mary Louw Lesthers Afso Contage San Lorenzo Community Church Kadpristides

Children Aware Of Simile in Car Theft Case

Second grade pupils at Berbynart school learned of the disappearance of Mrs Reilly Breen’s automobile stolen recently in Oakland. The driver was captured after a Wednesday recovery, ending the incident and teaching students the crime does not pay.

Ever Qurious Berbynart Mathv Reilly Reill Breen Okland Telly Yeas

Committee Approves Young Bus Drivers

SACHAMENO UP A bill would let 17 year olds obtain chauffeur licenses to drive school buses. The Senate Transpartition committee approved the measure amid bus driver shortages caused by Korean action. Assemblyman Banat Grunsky said the World War Issue Vision was needed to address the shortage and that younger workers were being considered to save money.

Sachameno Senate Assemblyman Banat Grunsky Wataniville Grunsky

Dublin Freeway Portion to Bid

State Division announces bids for a freeway segment on U S 50 near Dublin County. The project covers a 2.5 inch wide alignment between Hopeyard 1 and a point 2.5 inches west of Dublin, with accompanying bridges and access works as part of the LAGUNA project scope.

Dublin Sacramunto Eigh Wvasses Nefortine U.S Alittndia County Bis Hopyard 1 Brivnlgfes Heloss Arruyo de Laguna Siancene Eusl

Livermore Stockmen Set Meeting on Disease Topics

Extension will host a cattle discussion covering anaplasmosis abortion issues and management. The Livermore Stockmen's Protective association sponsors the meeting at 4 p m on June Lith at the Alameda county firehouse in Livermore. Walter Johnson, farm advisor, stresses the topics' importance to stockmen and dairymen. The abortion trouble and anaplasmosis are cited as ongoing concerns across the state.

Livermore Alameds Walter Johmson

MRS C W WILCOX HONORED AT P T A LUNCHEON

A surprise luncheon honoring Mrs C W Wilcox P TA president was held in the garden area of the M S Perkins residence on Earl Drive. Hostesses included Mrs Howard Plisturey and Mrs Job Dun babin with attendees praising her tenure and presenting a gift.

C. W. Wilcox Baywood P-1ta M.S. Perkins Earl Drive College of Kuncheon Howard Plisturey Job Dunbabin F. M. Foster Master Baduat Delmar Marshall Robert Lowe W. Robein Hobson Leonaid Stoddard Gorge Landis Geonge Tanjyhe Calvin Morris Merrill Pimentel John Andrews Richard Sauurs Robert Bates Laren Do~syell Jack Rees Gerald U William Welch T. F Moe Charles Bartick Willian Gubbins Harry Crouch Raymond W

Miss Dee Elsworth Returns From Denver College

Miss Dee Elsworth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Elsworth, graduates from Colorado Women's College Denver with an Associate of Arts. She arrives home this afternoon from graduation services attended by Elsworth and his wife.

Dee Elsworth Denver College

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