Summer break prompts home activity ideas for Fremont families
A column invites Fremont Unified School District families to turn summer into learning adventures. It suggests alphabet games, supervised field trips, and nearby attractions like Mission San Jose, Chinatown in SF, and the Cable Car Museum. The piece lists local sites such as the Chiaves Indian Cemetery, Santa Clara’s Statehouse Replica Museum, and Moffett Field’s Amos Research Lab, emphasizing safe, educational outings over idle time.
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Grant Ave
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San Francisco Stock Exchange
Pine St
Sunset Magazine
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Middlefield Ponds
Menlo Park
Oregon
California
Sulphur Creek Park
St. Hayward
Amos
Moffett Field
Mountain View
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fourth of July Old-fashioned Picnic planned for Castro Valley
Castro Valley Women’s Club and local groups plan a second annual Old-fashioned Fourth of July Community Picnic at Castro Valley Community Center no parade, but booths, games, and refreshments. Activities start at 1 0 and end around 4 pm with no admission fee. Families may bring picnics and enjoy games for children with support from Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Lions Rotary and local clubs and agencies.
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Castro Valley
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Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
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Sober alcoholics are over civilized, doctors say
New Canaan doctors Charles Newman and John Yamerin profile sober alcoholics as overly civilized, guilt ridden, and unable to express inner feelings. Based on a Silver Hill Foundation study of hundreds, they argue alcoholics drink to contact reality not for indulgence, and urge empathetic treatment. Read from Fairfield County to San Francisco, the study covers professionals and housewives alike, showing a common drive to achieve and a need for dignity in rehabilitation.
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Living Arts League installs new officers at luncheon
Mrs. Jack Neavill of Castro Valley was installed as president of the Living Arts League during a luncheon at the Elegant Ranch restaurant in Hayward. Mrs. James Kennedy and Mrs. Edward Holden were named recording secretary and vice president. Honorary life member honors went to Mrs. Prank Bricker. Outgoing president Mrs. J Waldo Rittler received a gratitude gift. The group recesses for summer with first meeting set for September.
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Castro Valley
Living Arts League
Prank
Matilda) Bricker
San Leandro
J. Waldo Rittler
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