Wiseman's words All's Fair in Pleasanton
At Mulberry Branch meeting final word on the Alameda County Fair 1977 preview party was announced. The event, sponsored by the Alameda County Fair Association with hospital support, features model garden displays and art and photography judged under the fair’s international theme. Hostess duties are led by Mrs. John Noonan and guests will ride from the Fairgrounds to the venue.
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Ernestine Wiseman
Mulberry
Alameda County Fair
John Noonan
Peeante Saling
Castro Valley
Marilyn Murphy
Lou Jacklich
Noonan
Livermire
B.L. Ellis
ESA council marks ESA sorority growth at 25th anniversary
The ESA Twenty fifth Anniversary Reception at San Felipe Community Center drew 25 chapters from the Bay Peninsula Regional Council with more than two past presidents sharing three minute year in office summaries. Oakland leaders Letha Tarlton and Helen Forbis, plus Jo Isquierdo Castro Valley, noted for her 23rd presidency of the International ESA, attended and tea was served in a silver and blue setting. Lisa’s family celebrated her achievements as a high school student with Who’s Who recognition and her plans to study media at UC Berkeley in the fall.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
ESA
Ps San Felipe
Bay Peninsula
California
Letha Tarlton
Forbis
Oakland
Em Bullock
Jo Isquierdo
Castro
International Council of Esa
The Second Ark presentation for women at Mills College
The Earth group outlines a Bay Area program titled The Second Ark to be held Saturday at Mills College in Oakland. From 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. the event, sponsored by Warman to Woman and Build the Earth, will explore television's role in shaping life values. Sharron Bolden of the South County Build the Earth chapter says the ark theme calls women to preserve life amid violence and greed. Reservations are required, by calling Pat Nohtnberg at 796-8615.
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Mills College Comel Oakland
Ing
Warman
Bay Area
Sharron Bolden
South County
Build the Earth
Pat Nohtnberg
Committee renames to Shelter Against Violent Environments SAVE
The Committee on Battered Women, a community group seeking a battered women shelter, has changed its name to Shelter Against Violent Environments SAVE. The group meets the second and fourth Wednesdays at the South County Women's Center in Hayward and works on by laws for incorporation as a non profit organization.
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Committee On Battered Women
Shelter Against
SAVE
South County Women's Center
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Long cold winter fashion forecast hints at bold layers
New Directions opens the semi annual press show with Marina Ferrari debuting a wool and silk collection. Daywear uses printed wool, cashmere and alpaca while evening favors crepe de chine and silk jacquards. Coats include voluminous knits and capes. Koos van den Akker promotes patchwork separates priced well above $100, reaching into the thousands.
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New York
UPI
New Directions
Koos van den Akker
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