Service clubs vital to community progress says Hayward Lions chief
President Van Burke of the Hayward Lions club argues service clubs unite business leaders to raise ethics and harmony, boosting community prosperity. He praises past year gains, invites public input, and pledges Lions support for initiatives benefiting local life and growth.
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Hayward Lions at International Convention Greet Delegates
Hayward Lions president Big Van D Burke announced a community edition of the Hayward Review for delegates at the Lions International convention in Cedar Point Ohio from June 28 to July 2. The edition, sponsored by the Hayward Lions Den, promotes Hayward and invites new residents while detailing the club's service.
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Playground Work Plan of Lions To Aid Kiddies
Lions member Hert Bedford advocates a systemized playground program as vital to Hayward’s community. Investigations proceed to cost and optimize benefits, with focus on child physical and mental well being and potential playground equipment.
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Lions Express Appreciation To Review Force
The Hayward Lions club thanks the Review Publishing Company of Hayward for turning their paper and plant over for a Community Edition. The gesture reflects cooperative spirit aiding community building and Lionism. Riverbank in Stanislaus County returns to a rece-growing district with one Lord ranch field at 235 acres. Bean growers in Turlock face a surplus of blackeyes due to overplanting. Ventura apricot growers stay with the association and will retain members for now.
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Hayward Emerges as Pacific Coast Floral Center
Hal P. Angus, a local horticulturist, touts Hayward as a key floral hub on the Pacific coast. Ideal climate and rich soil enable year round production of a flower difficult to grow elsewhere.
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Citizenship work is planned in Hayward effort
The Hayward Lions Club supports Amercanization efforts led by Lionna Reynolds president of the Hayward Council of Americanization. A survey will determine local needs and coordinate with state school and social facilities. Over twenty people have shown interest in training. Two speaker series will visit seventy Hayward organizations to enlist participants before pupil enrollment under Hayward School authorities.
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Fresh hayward flowers decorate the White House table
Winter deliveries from the Hayward district via air mail supplied fresh cu flowers to President and Mrs Coolidge for the White House table. Dahlias roses lilies and many flowers grow around Hayward and are used commercially. An Visalia orchardist began apricots and Merced County saw strawberry crops yielding 450 dollars from three-fourths of an acre.
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What Lionism Means to Me in Boyhood Values
The President speaks on Lionism as reviving juvenile ideals in adults. He urges clubs to rekindle honest values from youth, replacing commodity focus with service and human goodwill. The message champions returning to childhood ethics to guide business and civic life.
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Postoffice serves over 20 000 in Hayward district
Local postmaster Harry A. Bradford notes the Hayward district population served by the post office has grown from 11 000–12 000 to about 20 000 in two to three years. Lions Club member Frank P. Hann reports a projected one million dollars will be spent on new homes and buildings by year end.
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Lions Fortunate In Having Good Meeting Place
Hayward Lions club officials praise their Dublin Pergola meeting place near Hayward as unsurpassed in California. The report notes the venue’s suitability and benefits for club gatherings and activities.
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Hayward Lions Celebrate Bridge Milestone to Bay Center
The Dumbarton bridge project near Hayward moves toward completion by year end, linking Newark to Redwood City and easing East Bay travel. The Lions Club recalls its early support, notes a 400 ton steel scale, and expects regional economic benefits from faster food transport and increased tourism.
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