Bayar Home Hosts Birthday Party and City News
Readers in Castro Valley and nearby areas share celebrations and visits as families travel for graduations and birthdays. Lillisn Cane and Roy Westberg family visit from Minneapolis to honor Lonna Bayar’s 12th birthday with cousins Bonnie Shen and Nancy Beyer. Local events include Gary Fitzgerald hosting an eighth grade party with Bark-Warren School staff and students. Barbara Taylor marks her eleventh birthday with a backyard barbecue. Roberta Lasack hosts a surprise baby shower at 167 Dayton Ave. The Macklem family enjoys Yosemite vacation while attending graduations in Minnesota and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin W. Bayar
Judy St. Castro ‘Valley
Lillisn Cane
Roy Westberg
Lenna
Linda
Minneapolis
California
Lonna
Bonnie, Shen
Nancy Beyer
H. T._Fitzgerald
Sandy Rd
Castro Valley
Gary Fitzgerald
Bark-Warren School
George Tow
Gary
Gilbert Sour Linda
Donna Darbogiep
Roberta Lasack
Washington Manor
Doris. Fife
Dayton Ave
Mrve. Wilton Hertelg
Marthe Trushaim
Hajen Lose
Betty Besamek
Margaret Burhs
Jair ™Ginia Ringwood
Susane Royal
Adelina Collan
Food Projects Discussed by Alameda Home Makers
13 Alameda county home extension groups met at the Castro Valley Community Center to discuss future food projects. Topics included keeping fit for health, teaching children eating habits, meals eye appeal, and daily relation to well being. A county meeting will study foreign cookery with a doctors panel on cholesterol and diet. Mrs Christine Groppe conducted the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Alameda County
Extension Service
California
Christine Groppe
Legion Unit Names New Officers After Installations
New officers for American area Auxiliary Unit 649 of Gastro Valley were announced with installation date to be set. Mrs. Josephine Love will serve as president, followed by Thelma Wischover as vice president, Augusta Reese as second vice president, Nitec Ancelst as secretary, Mari on Geary as treasurer, Alma Sarwis as chaplain, Cisra Hoffman as sergeant at arms, Marjorie Ghilholm as marshal, Alvine Argo and Kay McDermott on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Area Auxiliary Unit
Gastro Valley
Josephine Love
Jum 'Shepherd
Thelma Wischover
Augusta Eese
Nitec Ancelst
Marion Geary
Mary Reddick
Alma Sarwis
Cisra *Hoffman
Marjorie Ghilholm
Alvine Argo
Kay McDermott
San Lorenzo Soroptimists Install New Club President
Mrs Lucille Wilson will be installed next Tuesday as president of the San Lorenzo Soroptimist Club at a Villa Lorenzo dinner meeting. Mrs Norma Lucas of the San Leandro Club will install officers, and Mrs Barbara Robinson will serve as mistress of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Wilson
San Lorenzo
Villa Lorenzo
San Leandro Club
Norma Lucas
Barbara Robinson
Wilson
Mines
Eulalia Tilotson
Irene Dahl
Linda Faria
Catherine Cuddy
Clara McHenry
Peg Chireh
Rebekah Head To Pay Visit To Lodge 26
Mrs. Jane Garner, elected district deputy and president of District 7, visits Fresnol for the May assembly. Rebekahs of Lodge 26 meet at 8 pm at 952 B St Hayward to receive officer instructions and hear delegate reports from Lillian Brockett Vivian Betl Edna Dobbei Jane Garner Josephine Hory Gladys Kelly Bonnie Kilgore with Edna Garner chairing the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Garner
Rebekah
Fresnol
Rebekahs
St. Hayward
Lillian
Brockett
Vivian
Betl
Edna Dobbei
Josephine
Hory
Gladys J.kelly
Bonnie Kilgore
Edna Garner
Proctor P-TA Family Night On Saturday
Proctor School P-TA invites families to a potluck dinner Saturday at 6 30 p.m. in the multipurpose room at 17320 Redwood Rd Castro Valley followed by a brief business meeting and a student talent show Principal Carol Gilbert says the event caps their first year. At the May meeting James Taylor Castro Valley theater owner spoke on summer youth theater etiquette and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor Pta
Proctor School
Redwood Rd
Castro’ Valley
Are
Reginald H. Collins
Victor R. Lindstom
Samivel Stanley
Jack Doran
P-Ta
Castro Valley
Carol Gilbert
James Taylor
Carolyn Young to Wed August Bride in San Leandro
Carolyn Young plans to wed August N Cannat IV of Maui in August at the San Leandro Church of Christ. The couple, announced after a dinner at the bride elects parents home, are described with her San Lorenzo High School and Abilene Christian College history. Cannat is a native of Maui and works as a senior electronics technician with an airway company and attends Oakland junior college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro Church of Christ
Carolyn Young
Candu
Barney Young
Ginger Aves
Hayward
August N. Cannant
Maui
Hawaii
Young
San Lorenzo High’ School
Abilene
San Lorenzo Bride at Community Church Nuptials
Mcintyre Ivey vows exchanged May 24 at Community Church on Fasco Grands Ave in San Lorenzo. Bride Jersey Jean McIntyre, daughter of Douglas and Mrs McIntyre, wore antique tissue lace gown with re embroidered yoke and carried a white orchid corsage bouquet. Benedict Glynn Edward Ivey of USMC, son of Clifton and Mrs Eawerd, wore a light blue suit and white accessories. Both graduates of San Lorenzo High School with the bride employed at a furniture manufacturer and the groom stationed at Camp Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanside
Cali
Carmel
Glynn
Edward
Ivey
USMC
Fasco Grands Ave
San’ Lorenzo
Jersy Jean McIntyre
Douglas L. McIntyre
Primero
San Lorenzo
Judy McIntyre
Benedict
Lorenzo High School
Camp Pendleton
Betty Susan Cheng Weds in First Presbyterian Newark
Betty Susan Cheng daughter of Mrs Gum Hon Cheng and Clarence Tom son of Gene Tom Sr were married at the First Presbyterian Church Newark by Martin L. Tanner. Miss Cheng wore a white gown. Arlene Fong was maid of honor. Milton Cheng gave the bride. Reception at Glenview Women’s Club Oakland. Honeymoon in Canada. Home at 1340 East 20th St Oakland.
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First Presbyterian Church
Newark
Washington Township
Betty
Susan .Cheng
Gum Hon Cheng
21St Ave
Oakland
Clarence Tom
Géne Tom Sr
Harvest St. Splinas
Miss. Cheng
Alvarado Grammar School
Washington Union High School
Centerville
Dept .of Employment
Tom
Lavendar Taffela
Arlene Fong
Charles Suey
Gene Tom
Glenview Women’s Club
Canada
East 20Th St
Tamarack Branch Promotes Fall Event at Sequoyah House
Tamarack Branch of Children’s Hospital of the East Bay held its last business meeting at Mrs. Arthur L. Lockerby’s home. Kay guests and committee chair Mrs. Merril planned the fall Fashion Party titled The Masculine Viewpoint for Sept. 21 at Brandon Enterprises on Hesperian Boulevard. John Wheatman of Jackson’s will speak Wednesdays at Sequoyah House as the club continues luncheons. tickets are available from branch members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarack
Children's Hospital of
The
East Bay
Han
Arthur L. Lockerby
Rose St
Mmes
H. J. _ Nerman
Merril
Apee
Nels Nelson
Mmes William Bowman
Agnes Green
West Moreau
Dermat Nelson
Brandon
George H. Oakes
Tyne
John Wheat
Jackson
Sequoyah
Sequoyah House
Children's Hospital
Hesperian P T A Plans Installation at School
Formal installation of the Hesperian P T A set for Thursday at Hesperian School 620 Drew Street San Lorenzo. Mrs Emme Vinxher will serve as installation officer and induct Mrs Noah Olsen as president with officers Brown Liccardo Muldooney Storer Roskie Sharp Hodgson Alvarez Cater Masse as vice president secretary treasurer and other delegates. The eve program includes Blackouts of 1957 by the executive bow nali dances and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heperian School
Drew
St.“San “Lorenzo
Emme
Philp Roskie
Liam “Sharp
Harry Hodgson
Peter’ Alvarez
Henry Cater
Frank Masse
Free vs. fee TV debated at women’s club convention
At the General Federation of Women’s Clubs 66th annual convention in Asheville North Carolina 4000 members hear leaders discuss world affairs and resolutions including making television transmissions unlawful for home reception Nixon Sandburg and Arlene Francis slated to appear. The group also considers pay limits on campaign spending poultry inspection reforms prison rehabilitation and expanded teacher recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan .Hanauer
Perfust Weiler American Club
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Asheville
N.C
Federation
Richard M. Nixon
Carl Sandburg
Congress
Nixon
Sandburg
Arlene Francis
U. S. Meat Inspection
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
District Head Will Install At Halcyon P T A
Trwin Rohr, president elect of the 28th Dist PTA, will install Halcyon PTA officers on Wednesday evening at Ea'elack in the school multipurpose room. Youth groups will advance colors and the PTA plans to donate a set of encyclopedias to the school. The school orchestra and club will entertain along with Girl Scout Troop 374 performing a Scottish dance. Mrs James Murphy leads with Mr William Medipa as co leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trwin Rohr
Dist
P-Ta
Tiill
Halcyon P-Ta
Ea’elack
Halcyon
San
Leandro
James Murphy
William Medipa
Salad Bar Lunch Announced at Thomas Jefferson School
The chair of the cafeteria committee announces a salad bar lunch event to be held in the multipurpose room of Thomas Jefferson School at 14511 Lake San Leandro on Wednesday. The menu includes hot items and will be served, with health considerations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy -Olimpia
Cman
Thomas Jefferson
Valley Parent Nursery School to Install Officers at Castro Valley
The Valley Parent Nursery School will install Mra George Minger as president and officers including Richard Zolling Merrill La Pointe Donald Johnaor Richard Leimbach and Howard Eisenhut at Chabot School Castro Valley tomorrow at 7 p.m. Sponsored by Hayward Adult School the cooperative group has occupied temporary quarters on Poplar Street the past year and will move to a new location in June. Contact Minger at JE 7-2099.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Minger Wi
Castro Valley
Chabot ‘School
Howard Eisenhut
Targe
Hayward
California League Voters Endorse State Constitution Study
At the 36th annual convention in San Francisco the League of Women Voters adopts a study on California's constitution to assess revision needs and financing for water development. It urges ACA 104(Doyle) on appointing county superintendents of schools, and backs ending constitutional recess in sessions and free bill introduction. Mrs. Robert Zurbach elected state president. Mrs. John F. Ryan named northern VP. 162 observers from 50 leagues attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters of
California
Senate
Sacramento
ACA
Doyle
Boards of Education
Robert Zurbach
Pasadena
League
John F. Ryan
San Francisco
Gilbert ‘Moore
Hayene
Harold Chall
Arid
New Dance Club Formed By Intermediate Ice Enthusiasts
A new dance club for intermediate ice enthusiasts has been formed at the school. The group, named Whinty Birds, features eight members and plans routine rounds for an upcoming sealing event at Fair Wardy Taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardy
Family Fun Night at Kimball PTA Tonight
Kimball School hosts a Family Fun Night featuring a baked ham dinner with apple pie and ice cream. Fourth through sixth grade students perform dances and mime acts under Mrs. Alwine Fento’s direction, with Mrs. Clarence Silva as general chairperson and a committee handling food and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball School
Alwine Fentoi
Clarence Silva
beezMmes
Jack, Wagle
Rey_ Little
Victor Moody
Harry’ Byington
Clay
Larson
Bob
Lockerby
Mra. Benjamen/Ferreira
Ucke
Ucketa
Oriental Fare Feature Of Churchtunch Oriental Fare Feature Of Churchtunch
Exotic Oriental dishes will be featured when the Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian Church Hayward closes its missionary study with a Southeast Asia Festival. A progressive luncheon starts at 1:30 a.m. at the church patio, guests served an Hawaiian fruit cocktail, then a car caravan will go to Mrs Hart's home for a meat and sauce courtyard feast. Mrs W L Rocheford leads the festival with Mrs Orvin Bland as food chair. hostesses include Miss Ray Marsh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's.” Fellowship
First ‘Christian
Church
Hayward
St. Sotay
Hart
780 Grove
Déi
Mcn
Save
W.L. Rocheford
Pood
Orvin Bland
Robert Burman
Simmons of
Castro “Naliey
Newark Barbecue Promises Evening Entertainment
The Men's Club of St. Ep church in Newark hosts Ladies Night featuring a barbecue and entertainment. The event is scheduled for 7 PM at the PGMES Clubhouse as the club's sole social function of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
St. Episcopal Church
Newar
PGMES
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Berbara
Judson E. Taylor
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Barbara
Henry Macklem
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Jerry
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Jeff
Clary Larson
Robert Lockerby
Lorrie
Gary Larson
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