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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1966
Page
9
Ernestine L Wiseman, women’s editor, writes from Hayward California on page 18 for Tuesday May 10 1966. The note reflects local women’s interests and community news coverage.
Eugene Capions of Fremont announce the engagement of their daughter Eileen to Charles W. Crandall. The couple plan to marry August 20 at St Alphonsus Church in San Leandro. Eileen lives in San Leandro and works in Oakland. Charles is a former Arizonan residing in Castro Valley. his parents reside in Phoenix.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary 1139 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet in the Eagles Hall at 21406 Foothill Blvd Hayward at 8 15 pm tomorrow to elect officers for the new term Mrs Mary McLennan will preside
Mr and Mrs William Clark Sr of Guerneville, formerly Hayward, were guests of honor at a bon voyage party hosted by Mr and Mrs Norman Stavert in Castro Valley. The Clarks will depart for Japan May 22 to visit their son, American Consul William Clark Jr, in Sapporo. The elder Clarks plan a two to three month stay. the younger Clark previously served in Africa with the Foreign Service and was appointed by President Eisenhower. Bonnie Belden, daughter of Dr and Mrs Edwin Belden, Castro Valley, has been named to Angel Flight at UC Berkeley where she is a sophomore and will serve as an official hostess for the Air Force ROTC campus-wide. She is a member of Alpha Xi Delta and valedictorian of Castro Valley High School.
The Epsilon Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold annual installation rites tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Marvin Raney at 1214 Belleau Street San Leandro. Mrs. Fat Galer will accept the president's gavel for the 1986 67 term with co hostess Mrs. Ervin Ondree.
Janice McCormick and Phillip Owen wed at St Felicitas Sanandro with families and friends in attendance. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul J McCormick, wore Organza lace with pearl accents. the groom’s family included Mrs Margaret Hausladen and late Nathan N Owen. The couple planned to live in San Lorenzo after a Carmel trip.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Wruble Jr hosted guests at Alta Mira Clubhouse San Leandro after the marriage of Barbara Bussell to Stan Wruble. Barbara wore a white gown with pean detailing and seed pearl bows. The couple resides in Hayward with Stan employed by a farm equipment firm.
Linda Mosher married Barry Hobbs in a lace and slipper satin gown at Eden Congregational Church. The couple, living in Hayward after a Tahoe trip, are tied to Castro Valley and Fremont families. Bridal party included Pamela Hobbs, Danny Hobbs, Habin Hobbs, Sandra Adishion, Beverly Garnett, Sheri Gonsalves, and Don Fisci.
Rural newlyweds Barkley Ward of San Diego tie in Fairway Park Baptist Church Hayward. Bride Sharyn Ward daughter of James and Mrs Ward of Livermore wears satin Jeriyth gown with chapel train. Attendants include Nora Jean Gausmann Nancy Harwood Susan Stevenson and Dennis Espinosa.
The Amador Livermore Valley Historical Society hosts a dinner at Castlewood Country Club in Pleasanton with the theme The aged to the ultra modern. Dr Michael May of Lawrence Radiation Laboratory discusses the lab’s role, while Trader Vic Restaurants boss Victor Bergeron speaks on Wines for Cooking and Drinking. Local winery executives from Concannon Cresta Blanca Loretto Ruby Hill Weibel and Wente are introduced. Chef George Campbell serves New Orleans gumbo soup throws a diverse menu. Public event with limited seating. reservation calls to John and Mrs John Marshall.
Margaret Joy Tibbetts tests the U S embassy role beyond formal talks. She cites informal questions from tourists about not being able to cash checks and discusses protecting Americans abroad in Norway. She notes over 100000 Americans visit yearly and urges ambassadors to know people and local realities beyond the Foreign Service network.
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