Wiseman's words A datebook of parties
A crowded datebook of farewells and gatherings anchors this slice of local life. Castro Valley residents Dick Yoaker Elaine depart for South Lake Tahoe with retirement, while friends host going away dinners and receptions in Oakland Millbrae San Leandro and beyond. Other local couples move or travel as they split homes and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Yoakers
Castro Valley
Elaine
Valley
South Lake Tahoe
Shell Oil Co
Stan
Lilymary Petersen
Lilymary
Highland Woods
South Shore
Russell Bunderson
George
Chabot
Carol
Castro Valley High School
Yeakels
Parsons Parents Club
Tamarack Branch
Children's Hospital
Castro Valley Invitational
Mr. Camenzind
Louis and
Mary Camenzind
Hayward
Eileen Jean King
San Leandro
California
Chico
Maryhill
Midway
J and E Dairy
Lillian Gallo a lifelong Hayward volunteer leader
Lillian Gallo has devoted 21 years to charity work in Hayward from Red Cross drives to PTA leadership. She serves on multiple advisory boards and committees, chairs the Senior Californian Information Fair, runs an office from home, and garden-solemnly juggles mail and meetings while planning retirement to painting and decorating.
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Lillian Gallo
Hayward
Red Cross
San Francisco
PTA
Sunset High School
JoAnn
Bureau
Boys’ Club
Hayward Area Recreation District
Citizens Advisory Board
Wedding of Karen Reavis and Adam Dieter at St. John’s San Lorenzo
Karen Reavis and Adam Dieter wed at St. John’s Catholic Church in San Lorenzo with Rev. Robert Barselli officiating. The couple, living in Castro Valley after a Carmel Valley honeymoon, celebrated at the Blue Dolphin in San Leandro with a large wedding party and family guests.
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St. John's Catholic Church
San Lorenzo
Karen Reavis
Adam Dieter
Robert Barselli
Sacramento
Karen
Kenneth Reavis
Patti Lewis
Jar Reavis
Karen Marshall
Adam
Vincent Mieter
James Eggiman
Brad Jones
Dean Gernundsen
Blue Dolphin
San Leandro
Castro Valley
Carmel Valley
Zar Exorcism Rite Gives Escape From Household Drudgery
Egyptian rite Zar offers women a night out through hypnotic drums, frenzied dancing, and ritual bloodletting. The practice, rooted in Ethiopia, is used to appease spirits when medicine fails, with a kodia guiding communication and demands.
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Hoda Sarag Eldin
Cairo
Ethiopia
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