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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1946

Page

3

Castro Valley News Briefs Highlight Local Discharges, Homes, and Events

Castro Valley native Poole receives Army discharge after six months at Clark Field Manila as radio operator. Poole plans to return to UC California to study physical education. The Rossinis move to 107 Madigan Avenue, formerly Arthur Gillett’s home. Gaspard and Tresten Giorna purchase Parsons Road tracts for a future house. Notin to return to Huntington Park after visiting Castro Valley. Borneman sells Castro Valley boulevard dwelling to the Clarks of Castro Valley Realty. Girl Scouts hold farewell party at Hayward Memorial Park for graduates, inviting a boy friend and ending with games. Castro Valley Community Methodist Church offers vacation church school June 18–28 and July 4–19, 9 to 11:15 a.m., for children up to high school.

Itdm Peek Av B Poole Castro Valley Boulevard Army Beale Clark's Field Manila University California Castro Valley Hayward Memorial Park Hase Aly Castra Valley

Burbank Playground Hours Announced

Burbank playground under Mrs Wanda Galletti opens for five weeks starting June 24 from 10:30 am to 6 pm. The May Ward area recreation district sponsors the free program for children aged three and older, with supervision by Mrs Galletti and a call for mothers to send their kids.

Burbank Burbank Playground Wanda Galleletti

Rev Hamilton Returns From Atlantic City Trip

Reverend and Mrs Hugh Douglas Hoyt Hamilton and Mrs Sophie Hansen traveled from Ashland to Atlantic City New Jersey for a High General Assembly visit. En route they called on relatives in Kansas and Michigan and visited several major cities including New York City.

Hugh Douglas Mig Hoyt Hamilton Atlantic City N. d Hamilton High General Assembly Presbyterian Churches U.S.A Kansas Michigan New York City

Community notices and varied gardening social events

Friends send birthday wishes and speedy recovery notes for a local resident living at 16565 Whit Street. Mr and Mrs H F Honan hosted relatives from Tacoma and guests from Oakland San Leandro and other nearby cities, including a birthday gathering with cousins and spouses. A Ritz Carlton chef promotes using only water with pan drippings to make gravy, claiming flour harms flavor.

H. F. Honan Louis Diaz Ritz Carlton

Soctal and Cub News Pomo Elects New Officers

Soctal and Cub News Pomo elects new officers for Pom Council 208 at a Thursday meeting. Mable Hopkins succeeds Bye Mwig ag Pocahontas. New officers include Wehona Rose Sauan prophetess Moe Rwig powhatan Me Al Dubruo keeper of records Ruth Arlett collector of wampum Carol Oldnixon keeper of wampum Aleha Westerland trustee and pianist Kathryn Zomes. June birthday celebrations honored. hostesses were Mrs Hopking and Mrs Madeling Martin.

Degree of Pocahontas Pom Council Mable Hopkins Bye Mwig Wehona Rose Sauan Moe Rwig al Dubruo Ruth Arlett Wampum Carol Oldnixon Aleha Westerland Kathryn

Vacation Bible Schools Open Monday for Two Weeks

Vacation Bible schools run Monday through Friday June 10 to 21 at local churches with music crafts and religious instruction. The Union program combines Methodist Presbyterian Episcopal and Congregational churches with multiple meeting sites and staff led by Mrs Hassler. Programs include a First Baptist Bible school at 670 Sunset Boulevard and First Christian in San Lorenzo starting June 19, with classes 9 to 11 and 9:30 to 11:30 respectively, led by Rev Farrar and Rev Odell and a team of teachers.

Union Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Methodist Church Congregational Church Wlene Jensen Earl "Sperry Laura Johnson Marion Saywell Stanley Pechaen Harold Grams Mary May Thorndike B. Beauregard M. Lorang Pundt Stanley Petersen B.D. Gurnay First Baptist Church Sunset, Boulevard Harbert A. Farrar First Christian Church Carrol Odell Hirst Christian Church Simon and Soth Shveets San Lorenso I. A. Johnson

35 Students Honored At Luncheon At Burbank School

Thirty five sixth graders from Burbank School and two sixth grade teachers were honored at a luncheon hosted by their mothers. The event featured corsages for teachers, a gold jacket gift, decorated tables, and games with prizes. The students will enter Bret Harte school in September.

Burbank School Betty Titehenall Grace Walfrom Miss Tuth Larkey Titchenall Miss Larkey Bret Harte School

PTA Unit Names 1946 47 Chairmen

A special Burbank PTA board meeting named the chairmen for the 1946 47 term. Appointments include Program Mrs Alice Marcotte Membership Mrs Kathryn Zores Music Mrs Grace Walfrom Mageying Mr James Kidder Roommother Mrs Lorraine Ross Hospitality Mrs Agnes Pavan Founders Day Mrs Mel Espondoza Summer Roundup Mrs Lena Merwin Publicity Mrs Maxeine Bransen. It was announced that some PTA funds funded clothing and hot lunches for needy children in recent months.

Burbank Pta Alice Marcotte Kathryn Zores Grace Walfrom James Kidder Lorraine Ross Agnes Pavan Mel Espondoza Lena Merwin

Burbank Roundup Provides Student Physical Examinations

Thirty five children were given physical examinations Wednesday led by Dr. Louis Baer with help from school nurses and several members of the Burbank PTA.

Burbank Louis Baer Burbanks Pta

Edith Clark New President Of Rebekahs

Edith Clark was elected noble grand of the Rebekah lodge at a bi weekly meeting presided by Mrs. Mary Christiansen. Officers for the next six months include Brand, Bertin Carter, Wallace, Mary Thorup, Edith T Douglas, and Mabel Davis. Delegates to the State convention in Santa Cruz reported on activities. The remainder of the evening featured card games and refreshments served by Mrs. Theres Mager Haard and committee.

Belith Clark Noble Grand Rebekah Rebekahs Santa Cruz Theres Mager Haard

Miss Clara Berg Honored After 34 Years Teaching

Miss Clara Berg, Bret Harte teacher of 34 years at Hayward Elementary, received a four bouquet gift from the faculty as she nears retirement. Principal H. A. Roberts presented the present while Mrs Josephine Tanghe sang as Berg accepted the bouquet. Evelyn Garcia presided at the morning gathering.

Clara Berg Bret Harte Hayward Evelyn Garcia Kathering H. A. Roberts Miss Berg Josephine Tanghe

Trinity Choir Enjoys Wiener Roast at Park

Thirteen members of Trinity church choir enjoyed a wiener roast in Hayward Memorial Park on Thursday afternoon and evening marking the end of winter work under director Mrs T C Harris. Transportation duties were handled by several members including Mrs John Smith and Mrs Stanley Pacheco.

Trinity Choir Trinity Church Choir T. C. Harris Hayward Memorial Park John Smith Stanley Pachenco L. W. Ryall A. C. Rasmussen Smith Bethmyr Burr Andrea Smith Merle Myrna Mark Ann Rasmussen Diane Thorndike Suzanne Close Robert Suzanne LaCrois Eleanor Virginia Valente Beverly Enos Margaret Juanita Harris Gary Wayne Benns Ronnie Pacheaco Ann Pacheaco

Sunset Area News notes weddings and camp plans

Edward Avila and Rose Julio wed in Reno last Saturday and plan Oakland home as he works at Remar Bakery. Sunset friends, picnics at Alum Rock, and a July Day Camp start for Sunset recreation group are reported, along with Fern Zonke’s bridal shower at Ella Barnes’ Sunset home. Miss Zenke’s upcoming wedding to William C Hughes of Los Angeles.

Helen D. Brown Edward Avila Tillie Avila Sunset Boulevard Rose Julio Oakland Reno Edward Remar Baking Company Sunset Boys Alls Palamares Camp Sunset Recreation Department Fern Zonke Ella Barnes Hboulov Jovaly Clary Johnson Mildred Wise Norma Bailey Eileen Wilson Peggy Hennett Dorothy Benneth Gunnel Olson Madalyn Donaire Evelyn Nissen Shirley Woodall Etta Barnes Jean Barnes Barbara Barnes Lyman Bailey Corday Johnson Otto Tatisheck Nesmuth Zenke Floyd Barnes Miss Zenke Zenke William c. Hughes Los Angeles Hos

State Meet Reported By Mrs Machado For Foresters

Mrs Machado told Companions of Foresters about the state delegates work at the annual May convention in San Jose. May Brieto attended with 16 Hayward members as guests on the final day. Plans were set for the June 20 meeting to initiate new candidates with Bertha Martin Brady aided by officers. Florence Wittkopp showed color and black and white movies of the 1939 San Francisco World's Fair and local parties at meeting's end.

Tina Machado San Jose May Brieto Hayward Bertha Martin Brady Florence Wittkopp

Girl Scout camp to be run at Cedar Brook near Sonora

The Sunset Girl Scouts will oversee the Cedar Brook camp near Sonora with several counselors including Jean Wingfield Evelyn Wingfield Alice Beeman and Gerry Dancer. The note mentions Angeles visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Davis Hughes and plans to be away about ten days.

Angeles Davis Hughes Cedar Brook Sonora Sunset Jean Wingfield Evelyn Wingfield Alice Beeman Gerry Dancer

Schooner Club Initiation Ceremonies At Ashland Club

Initiation rites for Kathleen and Curls Cunningham Marge and Midd Kyanovich were conducted in the Ashland Schooner Club Thursday evening. Supervising the initiation were Toward Sprickton and the Rev Hoyt Tnaralston. Refreshments followed the social games. Next meeting is a picnic at Memorial Park on June 21. Additional attendees included Toretti Remadall Miriam Hay Wis Elwood Bona Dorothy Curtl Rabingon Leta Fae Cheever Perry Tazel Murchison Myrtle Spracklen Wien Hymilton.

Kathleen Curls Cunningham Marge Midd Kyanovich Ashland Schooner Club Sprickton Hoyt Tnaralston Ganes Memorial Park Toretti Remadall Miriam Hay Wis Elwood Bona Dorothy and Curtl Rabingon Leta Fae Cheever Perry Tazel Douglas Murchison Myrtle Spracklen Wien Hymilton

Graduation Party Honors 58 Students

A graduation party at Ashland school Thursday night honored 48 eighth grade graduates. Room mothers of the two eighth Blade rooms were hostess, and the serving committee was composed of Masdames C. W. Mc Ginnis, St. Grosjean, Re Beck, William Syenasi, William Tacob sen and Fr. Madeira. Teachers present at the party included Mrs. Belvit Boynton, Mrs. Lucille Gold and principal William Dres bach. Square dancing and social dancing were enjoyed and just before 21 o'clock refreshments were served. Each graduate was presented with an attractive favor.

Ashland School Masdames C. W. McGinnis St. Grosjean Re Beck William Syenasi William Tacobsen Fr. Madeira Belvit Boynton Lucille Gold William Dresbach

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Castro Valley News George Rossini Madigan Avenue Arthur Gillett Rd Gaspard Ot Giorna Parsons Road Ray T. Notin Huntington Park Charles O'Connell Castra Valley Boulevard R. W. Borneman Frederick Clark Clark Reality Ashland News Zee Sophie Hansen Isitill Dragonwyck Byron Barr Laius Long Tokyo Rose Kellogg Norwin Almada Myrtle Street Jean Marie Almada Mamie Sliva Angeline Almada Solo Road Kent Studio Whit Street Coresery Kent Sipio Western Blvd Soctal and Cub News Pomo Hassler Danie Hall Cypress Camp Woodmen of the World PTA Oakland Bank of America Templebar Edith Clark Russell Wayne Allen Russell Quiet Carson Cilly Service Richard Stanley Vanier Audrey Detores Vanier Hayward High College of Arts and Crafts Uncle Sam Wallace Studio Hayward Acres News Ant Denney Jackie Alum Rock Park Dean Wingfield Jeraldine’s Mrs. Ray Fiend Rayoond Bowles San Francisco W. Kk, Bodsel and Son Shoo Uaker Ricca Market Philip Ricca Philip and Ronnie OLD Market Schooner Club Vérpigfan Grand Avenue Calié Marilyn Merle Her ALL Girl Orchestra D.E.S. Hall MacArthur MacArthur Vincent Jim” Russo
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