South County Saturday Pleasant Activities List
South County Saturday offers film screenings at Centerville Library at 2 p.m. with titles Beware Beware My Beauty Fair Me and You Kangaroo and Flat Flip Flies Straight. A cartoon shows free today at 11 p.m. at Southgate Community Center in Maynard. San Lorenzo Library hosts a book sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 395 Paseo Grande featuring children's books. Oktoberfest with Bavarian food beer and entertainment runs 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Swiss Park Newark headlined by Joe Smteil and his band admission $3. For more information call 792-5423 or 881-6700 or 793-6272.
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Centerville
Nicolet Ave
Fremont
Southgate Community Center
Chiplay
Sleepy Hollow
Maynard
San Lorenzo
Paseo Grande
Swiss Park
Mowry Ave
Newark
Joe Smteil
Hayward Events and Museum Hours Across City
The Hayward Area Historical Society Museum opens today 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. featuring fire engines costumes photos maps and memorabilia of early Hayward. Other activities include a Nature Program at Sulphur Creek 1401 D St Hayward a rock climbing talk. ITAHD Community Players perform The Gingerbread Lady at Chabot College Little Theater 25855 Hesperian Blvd Hayward curtain 8:30 p.m. Call 881-6700. Coyote Hills Indian village tour today 2 p.m. at Coyote Hills Regional Park Patterson Ranch Rd Fremont free. Shoreline program on Hayward shoreline 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. meet at west end of Winton Ave Hayward free. Tours of McConaghy home 1–4 p.m. admission 60 cents adults 25 cents children at Hesperian Blvd and Bockman Rd San Lorenzo. Call None. Heat Show ’78 at Oakland Coliseum noon to 11 p.m. Call 835-7800. Ohlone College faculty art show through October in room 4203 Fremont hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 857-2100. Weather South County fair through tomorrow with highs in 70s. Vol 4 No 359. 15 cents.
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Hayward Area Historical Society
Hayward
Main St
Itahd Community Players
Chabot College
Hesperian Blvd
Informa le Call
Coyote Hills A
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Patterson Ranch Road
Fremont
Winton Avenue
McConaghy
Hesperian Boulevard
Bockman Road
San Lorenzo
Lucille Large
Ocl
Ohlone College
Mission Blvd
Typical American male a wet noodle says counselor
San Francisco report notes that many husbands are passive and exhausted after work, using dinner, alcohol, and TV as a retreat. Dr. Pierre Morell argues lack of active father models, industrialization, and shifting roles fuel marital tension and a longing for more from marriage. He urges national discussion to improve male role models.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Association of Marriage and Family Counselors
Pierre Mornell
Mill Valley
Morell
America
Hare
Mornell
Foothill Route Faces Heavy Costs for Limited Relief
A CalTrans survey estimates Foothill Freeway fixes could cost 62.3 to 476 million dollars yet ease only a portion of the Hayward traffic choke. It finds 25 percent of daily Foothill Mission Boulevard congestion comes from outside Hayward, suggesting local origins. Officials note five proposed bypass options are under review by MTC for the corridor.
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Bob Norberg
Hayward
Mission Boulevard
Department of ‘Transportation
Soul County
San Mateo County
Metropoltan Traspaar
Metropolitan
Transporta
CalTrans
MTC
Foothill Freeway
Foothill Boulevard
Mattox Road
Ten year old burns survivor named Castro Valley honorary fire chief
Greg McCarthy, a 10-year-old burn survivor who lost 65 percent of his body in a gasoline accident, was installed as the Castro Valley Fire Department's first honorary chief. Fire Chief William Pedroni placed a helmet on him as his father and mother attended, praising his courage and character. Greg, now recovering with skin grafts and ongoing therapy, was praised by sponsor Fire Captain Sam Chisholm and researchers expect further operations as he grows.
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Karen Holzmeister
Castro Valley
Walnut Creek
McCarthy
Chisholm
Greg
Eden Hospital
Folger Cuts Coffee Prices Across Ground and Instant
Folger Coffee Co. reduced wholesale prices to 3.18 a pound for ground coffee and 66 per 10 ounce jar for instant, lowering ground by 20 cents and instant by three cents an ounce. The move follows declines in imported green coffee and will take about 60 days to filter to retail. The cut, second in a month, is part of ongoing pricing shifts by Folger, a Procter & Gamble division. In San Francisco, MIA Co. matched the 20 cent ground coffee reduction to 3.18 a pound effective yesterday.
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Folger Coffee Co
Folger
Procter & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
San Francisco
MIA Co
Nixon rally calls for fighting spirit in Orange County
Former president Nixon, in his first political speech since resignation, urged Republicans to mobilize with a fighting spirit and enthusiasm over money. Speaking at a private oceanfront home to about 50 wealthy Orange County donors, he pressed for young, attractive candidates and party rebuilding, noting Orange County's shift from a Republican stronghold to more Democrats in recent years.
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Corona del Mar
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Emnie Winter
Republican Finance
Orange County
Robert Beaver
Lincoln Club
Oulset
Dodgers, Royals Win To Take 2-1 Playoff Leads
The Dodgers rallied with three ninth inning runs to beat the Phillies 6-5 and grab a 2-1 lead in their best of five. The Royals crushed the Yankees 6-2 to also lead 2-1 in their series. Games Sunday on KCBS Radio and KRON TV.
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Hollywood
Phildelphia Phillies
Kansas City Royals
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Royals
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Kcbs Radio
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Union City
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