Hinshelwood Family Plans Northwestern Park Tour
C Hinshelwood and family depart July 2 for a leisurely grand tour by car and trailer to national parks including Crater, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon. They will visit Kirkland Washington and Crater Lake, meet with the chief ranger, and are joined by Mrs Hinshelwood’s sister Clare. They expect to travel through Vancouver on return around July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hinshelwood
Episcopal
Hayward
Hinghelwood
Hinshelwoods
Kirkland
Wash
Hinshelwood
Crater National. Park
Yellowstone .National
Grand- Canyon
Reno
Wanner-Pass
Theis
Clare Hinsleli
Pat
Ye Chie Ranger
Vancouver
Harry Lee
Anamna
Lees
Camp Chabot Opens Weekend Camping for Organized Groups
Camp Chabot welcomes organized groups from churches and agencies for weekend and overnight camping beside Lake Chabot. The year round program by the Recreation Department accommodates 15 to 40 persons with one adult per eight children. Fees include 0.60 per person per night, minimum $3 for groups under 30, and 0.60 round trip bus transport per person. Reservations through Mary Ellen Lydon at the Municipal Auditorium office. Camp supplies include firewood, gas, hot water, electricity, and sleeping platforms. campers must bring food and linens.
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Camp Chabot
Lake Chabot Golf Course
Osiuena” .Recreation Department
Recreation Department
Mary Ellen Lydon
Municipal Auditorium
12Th Street
Tie
Harte PTA Elects and Prepares Meeting Schedule
Harte PTA president C E Kitchel urges contact with parents for the special election tomorrow. Members include Mmes J Bowen L Valent R Alves C Moris, Aldo Riccilto and others as the program committee works in the library to outline tentative meeting dates. Mark Masson leads a session with new officers among attending members.
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Mark Masson
Seasion
Fmen
Armong
Mmes
Kay “Mount
M.kelly
Ira Call
Steiman
Wave
Herb Rabret Harte
Ard, Coughlin
PTA
Woman Seeks Return of Lost Wallet With Photo Portrait
A woman reports she lost a wallet containing a photograph of her mother who died two years ago. The wallet, about four dollars in cash and various papers, was left near a bank cashier’s window after a transaction at a 12530 address. Patterson at 6473 Hi or via phone 1-2608 may assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville J. Patyn
America
Hayward Ich
Pattogson
Patterson
Stafford Ad Details Sunshine Queen Contest at Fair
The notice outlines the Sunshine Queen Contest sponsored by the Institute of Government and Laci sh, with Stafford chairing the race. It notes festivities at Cas Valley Fair from August 3 to 8, and that the queen will be crowned with a second-time ball in Cas alley signs.
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Stafford
Sunshine
China
Clarante
L. 1S
Ae Gonsalvas
Nia Buckingham
Tal ‘Arnold
Cas
Casalley
Folk Dancers Offer Summer Recreation At Sunset School
Sunset Recreation group formerly the Hayward district plans a potluck dinner and dance on Saturday July 20 at 6 40 PM in Sunset school auditorium. After the meal the group will learn new dances and practice familiar routines with members ranging from beginners to advanced.
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Sunset Recreation Dhuly
Mane
Hayward Area Recreation District
Sunset School
Encoura Od
Mne
Harry’ Hook
Proan
Hi Steppers Dance for VFW Auxiliary at Social Meet
Hi Steppers of Hayward high school under directors Curtis and Dunn were featured on the VEW YBB2 auxiliary program at a Thursday social. Refreshments overseen by Branson accompanied the event. The auxiliary joined in the Liberty Bell display at City Hall Plaza and colors were posted by several groups. Ida Applext senior vice and Bessie Mafala junior vice presented the unit’s flag and banner, and the bell was rung as a finale.
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Hayward Union High School
Kelly Jean Curtis
Lester Dunn
Efreshments
Marguerite Branson
City Hall
Chiles
Ida Applext
Bessie Mafala
Gach
Home Party Honors Eleventh Birthday of Kenneth Mancebo
Kenneth Mancebo son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mancebo of Grant Avenue San Lorenzo celebrated his eleventh birthday with a party at home. Games and dancing provided entertainment. Kenneths mother served birthday cake candy and cold drinks. Guests included Barbara Richardson Arlene Kessler Frances Peterson Carol Books Carolyn Lasseter Darlene Lasseter Michael Guipa Toby Guipa Laurel Brier JoAn Sousa Dick Volpe Jackie Bulmer Arthur Travis Roy Smalley Sharon Maneebo Kin g Delgarde visiting from Redding.
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Kenneth Manceebo
Frank Mancebo
Grant Avenue
San Lorenzo
Kenneth
Barbara Richardson
Arlene Kessler
Frances Peterson
Carol Books
Carolyn
Darlene Lasseter
Michael
Toby Guipa
Laurel Brier
Joan Sousa
Dick Volpe
Jackie Bulmer
Arthur Travis
Roy Smalley
Sharon
Shirley Maneebo
Claude Smalley
Art Smneot
Almodis
King Delgarde
Redding
Walnut Canyon National Monument Near Flagstaff Arizona
National Automobile Club reports Walnut Canyon near Flagstaff retains numerous Indian cliff dwellings, highlighting its significance as a protected site.
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Walnut Canyon
Rlagstaff
Arizona
National Automobile Club
Dinner Social At Church Attended By Over 125
At Calvary Lutheran Church San Lorenzo a Friday dinner social drew more than 125 attendees honoring recent confirmants. The Women's League organized the event chaired by Mrs Frets Nichols with Rev W A Kiele leading invocation. Performances by Harry Morris and a barber shop quartet delighted the crowd followed by playful pantomimes by Pastor Thiele and community singing. Readings by Joan McCrummen accompanied year’s confirmands with Mrs Frank Buck supervising the program. The gathering closed with two sound motion pictures.
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Calvary Lutheran Church
San Lorenzo
Women’s League
Frets Nichols
W. A. Kiele
Harry Morris
San Diego
Norman McCrummen
Frank Buck
Ofithe Pro‘grams
All Saints Club Elects Officers for Six Months
Frank Meza was elected president with Eleanor Rose as vice president Marion Trautner became treasurer and Mary Bazinet the secretary Refreshments for the election meeting were arranged by Jean Brougham The group plans a variety show and will present at the school Next meeting is July 13 with George Watson as refreshment chairman
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All Saints Club
Frank Meza
Eleanor Rose
Marion Trautner
Mary Bazinet
Jean Brougham
Elvh
the & A& m
Rancho
Castro
Valtey
George Watson
Suttle Re elected Leader of Alameda County Garden Club
Mrs H W Suttle was elected and installed as president of the Garden Club section of the Alameda County Farm Home department for a third term. Installation occurred in Hayward at the Hortons home with about 40 attendees at a picnic lunch and annual rites. Joining her in office were Mrs Henry Christensen as vice president and Mrs Charles Greene as secretary treasurer. Mrs James Ramsey served as installing officer and became program chairman. A gift from members and a present from the outgoing secretary treasurer were presented to Mrs Suttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Suttle
Garden’ ‘Club
Alameda County
Farm Home Department
Hayward Home Gardens
Frank Horton
Seventh Street
Suttle
Henry Christensen
Charles Greene
Treasuer
James Ramsey
Edna Dobbel
Rummage Sale Set This Week by Local Group at IDES Hall
The NDGW schedules a two day rummage sale at IDES hall Friday and Saturday with Lorraine Mosegaard as chairman. Donations are sought and may be arranged by calling Miss Mosegaard at Lucerne 1 481. Items include kitchenware clothing furniture toys shoes purses millinery and antiques.
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NDGW
Ides Hall
Lorraine Mosegaard
Iiss ‘Masegaard
Lucerne
Jamboree Train Report From Yellowstone Visit
Special to The Daily Review describes the Jamboree train en route to the International Boy Scout Encampment in Valley Forge. Scouts recount wet Yellowstone weather, lodge stays, and a river of mischief and proficiency shown by Hayward patrols led by guide James Johnson.
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Yellowstone
Daily Review
Valley Forge
HIG Timber
Montana
Big ‘Timber
Canyon
Old Faithful
Abe ' Atwood
Richard “Dick” ‘Crockett
Lloyd-Nixon
Minesota
Photography Exhibit At Fair Reports Best Yet
Kenyon reports the photography exhibit at Pleasanton Fair opens today in the fine arts building with 120 prints across five prizes. Judges will award top honors tomorrow at 7 pm in the presence of Dr Irving Ellis EPSA ARPS. Entries come from across the Bay Area including one exhibitor from Carpinteria and one from San Luis Obispo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaméda‘County
Pleasanton
Barl Kenyon
Phography
Irving Ellis
EPSA
ARPS
Bay
Kenyon
Garpenteria
San Luis Obispo
Let us satisfy our own consciences and seek fame
A terse moral line urging inner judgment over chasing glory. It notes that merit guides success, and force cannot compel outcomes. The fragment resembles a personal reflection on virtue, destiny, and achievement.
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Jobe Nad
Henuci
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Lephone Cominii
Golars
VFW
Kenneth Mancebo
Wimer
Olive, Wendel Holmes
Head ‘Club
Charles Sumneree
the’ Hayward Jewelers
Riveria
Agevernane Heep
Mathe
Torte
Adart
Tinpstan
Heather
Edding
Diana
Hayward Jewelers
Bill Faria
Detroit Lakes
Castro, St
Schafer
Amanda
Beauty Studio
Peter
Madain Hairstylist
RRES
Hesperian
Nunes
Castro Valley
Dole
Oaitin
Stokely
Piper Pickees
Lic
Chatea
Starkist
Ge 4
Clorox
Kay
U. 5
Decker
New York
Blue Lake
Valencia
Bond Meat CO
San Lorenzo Village
N.Y
Hormel
New York York
Tom Turkeys
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