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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1946

Page

3

Three Speakers To Discuss Recreation Program

Hill and Valley club hosts bi weekly meeting in Dunnehall with speakers Clearge Vestal superintendent of the recreation department Ab hert Swain board of advisors chief George Farth police discuss Hayward recreation progress. Wesley Corday confirms program flags expansive varied offerings. Myr Manza Blake to introduce speakers. Mrs Fischer to lead a brief business session at 3 p.m. Hostesses listed.

Clearge Vestal Ab Hert Swain Cheorge Farth Hayward Area Hill and Valley Club Cat Do Dunnehall Wis Ale Pigelier, Jr United States Wesley Corday Chairan Myr Manza Blake Fischer C. Smith W. Schreiber Minnie Seaver Roy Seaver FR. Rhicus James Simpson

Tammy Ray celebrates first birthday at Valle Vista home

Tammy Ray marked his first birthday with parents Mr and Mrs John Norman Hay and sister Nancy at their Valle Vista residence. Caption notes he weighed 25 pounds at six months and now keeps the family busy managing his curious exploits.

Tammy Ray John Norman Hay Valle Vista Road Nancy Kent Studio

Valley PTA Installs Officers Headed by Mrs Ohlin

Castro Valley reporters note the Valley Cuglia Valley PTA installed new officers at a monthly meeting. Mrs Ohlin was elected president for the coming year with a full slate including H H Morgan as first vice president A B Morris second vice president and Mrs David Dickie recording secretary. The ceremony included pins gavels and a potluck luncheon. The group also voted to add bulletin boards for the new Scout adobe building and planned a swimming party in appreciation of volunteers.

Castro Valley Cuglia Valeey Pta Wy Ohlin H. H. Morgan A. B. Morris David Dickie M. T. Wiley Spencer Decler W. L. Frary L. Q. Taylor John C. Gul- Igben Gordon Wilkinson Vincent Phoebe Hearst Ohlin PTA

Women Workers Critical To World Church Program

Miss Katharine Grammer of St. Margaret's graduates in Berkeley described women as key volunteers and professionals in the Episcopal church both nationally and abroad. She highlighted roles from teaching to missions, noted few women training for professional church work, and urged more young women to pursue church careers. The parish event featured spring decorations and refreshments.

Katharine Grammer Dawn of St. Margaret's Episcopal Chire Berkeley Deo Bol Casummer Whees Minity Junior Guill Nanugl Alflerneay Grantmer Grace Lindsley Grammer National Church Asia den of Women Trinity United States Miss Grammer

Youth Fellowship Formed at Castro Valley Methodist Church

The Castro Valley Methodist Church under Rev. Leroy Lindsey organized a Methodist Youth Fellowship with Java Ave groups. The intermediate group for ages W214 is led by Mrs. Lindsey and the high school group for 15 to 14 year olds is led by Bill Pappas. Both groups meet at 6:39 p.m. Sundays with refreshments served.

Castro Valley

Summer roundup on entering school traffic patrol exams

The article notes a summer roundup for children entering school in the fall. Examinations paid by the PVA were conducted Tuesday by Dr. E. H. Lum at School. Highlights from the state convention held May 2 and 3 in San Francisco were presented by Mrs. Gutlieben.

PVA E. H. Lum San Francisco Gutlieben

Cherryland Hosts Monthly Whist Party at Fire Station

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Cherryland Fire Department held its regular monthly whist party at Firehouse No. 1 on Meekland Avenue and Crewe Way Wednesday night. A good crowd attended. hostess Mrs. Jim Wartjes presented winners Charles Johnson Louis Chiaypool Den Bidema Howard Brown Mrs. Stahlman Dilius Peters Hugh Foust Geraldine Bivemz and others.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Cherryland Fire Department Meekland Avenue Crewe Jim Wartjes Charles Johnson Louis Chiaypool den Bidema Howard Brown Mrs. Stahlman Dilius Peters Hugh Foust Geraldine Bivemz

Pleasanton Farm Center hosts gathering and plans meeting

Mrs Herbert Cavs Hoyt welcomed members at her ranch home in the Pleasanton hills for a potluck with Incheon Lo guests. Mrs Margelly Molinan led a discussion on DY usage as the center prepares for the Project Leaders meeting scheduled for Tuesday May 28 at 10 30 am. Mrs Carts is county chairman of the Farm Centers and Mr Ann Marder is secretary. Afternoon visitors included Mrs Newmpyer and others. June meeting host will be Mrs W Hamilton at her Muir avenue home.

Herbert Cavs Hoyt Pleasanton Hills Margelly Molinan W. Uamillon 1. Bohlg Marder Center Ati Carts Ann Marder Emmity 2. Newmpyer Mine A F. Andersen W. Book J. Hamilton W. Hamilton Muir Avenue

Sunset PTA Carnival Highlights At Hayward Acres

A School PTA carnival at Hayward Acres featured a fish pond, music program, dumpling, games, and food stalls with hot dogs and coffee. Volunteers Mrs Viola Friend Mrs Cyrilla Casperson and Mrs Frank Jablonski led activities including fish pond refreshment tables and kitchen help. Students performed dances songs and skits by Brownings Girl Scouts and local performers. Proceeds will fund PTA treasury for children’s summer roundup exams and other programs.

Hayward Acres Viola Friend Cyrilla Casperson Frank Jablonski Lyman Bailey Agnes Hobson Ida Dancer Jerry Munoz Little Brownings Barbara Joseph R Marilyn Smith Pat Mook Dawn Lambert Freddie Janet Johnson Miriom Murdock Pat Hook Barbara Joseph Faye Thomassen Doris Pugh Eve Jyn Wingfield PTA

Whist Event Announces Next Session at Firehouse

Anthony Souza and Mary Cooper claimed consolation prizes after a whist game. Coffee and cake were served as the progression continued. The next whist will be held June 11 at the firehouse, and the public is invited at ten.

Anthony Souza Strhiman Mary Cooper Atten

Bon Voyage Pen at Ree Wisn Given

A small afternoon gathering honored Mrs. C A Dewante and Mrs. Weston as they plan extended travels. The event featured bridge play and vocal solos by Mrs. Lee, with guests including several local hosts and friends from Blaywarel and Berkeley.

Ree Wisn Oid. Vantip Mes. Gereslutt South Carden C. A. Dewante Young Canada Mer Willie Winnipeg Dewanto England Panama Canal Weston Prosene Bridge Tlc, Graves Vieryt Lee Minnie Franees Chapman Dinnel White Blaywarel Willian Theebala Murophrey Berkeley James E. Simpson Oakland Lee

Mt Eden Improvement Club to Dedicate Service Plaque

The Mt Eden Improvement Club plans a dedication for a service plaque honoring local servicemen and women to be installed in the Mt Eden library. Louise Crandall and C Hennigan were named to plan the service. The club also aims to build a shelter at Mohr drive and Depot road to protect children waiting for the bus, and will meet on the second Tuesday monthly with a final year meeting on June 11.

MT. Roun Mt. Iden Mt. Eden Improvement Club Louise Crandall C. Hennigan Mohr Drive Depot Road

Mrs Fischer Hosts Farm Home Group at Mt Eden Church

Ml Eden Farm Home department met Monday afternoon at Mt Eden Union church with Mrs William Fischer as host. A dessert luncheon preceded the business. Officers nominated and selected included Mrs Havel Edwall as chairman Agnes Simmons as vice chair Mrs Pierre Larre as secretary and Mrs Dc Hennigan as publicity chairman. Mrs Maryella Holman the home demonstration agent discussed the uses of DDT.

Ml. Eden Farm Home Department Mt. Eden Union William Fischer Ss Nevting Havel Edwall Agnes Simmons Pierre Larre Secre Dc. Hennigan Maryella Holman

Church Notig es Jolwt Lut htranchorda

Local church notices list morning services and Sunday schedules for several congregations including Latter Day Saints at Masonic Building with Bishop Wray, Church of Christ Scientist, Salvation Army, First Christian Church near Simon Street, Tennyson Onion Church, Bethel Assembly of God, and Presbyterian Church. Also includes Grace Lutheran, Community Baptist, and Church of Christ in San Leandro with contact cues and service times.

Latter Day Saints’ Church Masonic Slroel W. T. Webb Bishop Wray Sursay M. Snopumiant Mhynarsdlayas Aino P.ol Axeacintina Tadio Heller Bowlaly Maa Bethel Church Assembly OF God Nobert W. Pictie Grace Lutheran Church Grace and Soto Streets Walter Luebkeman Church of the Lutheran Hove Gift of the Holy Ghost Chetie Bay KPRC Boaiim Ind

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