Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 8

If Cl Valley Cornish Choir Sings Here rass Oakland Tribune, Monday, Jan. 11, I960 8 null bii iiih ibiiiii i ill mm i inn i immiw 1 1 wiMMiwuMni i iinn'im- nn'Mfcri-riiiii mmmmmwviimimmmivi. ji lu iiinMniiiiiiiii i mww inn but mum minim -i. rv h. 17 II I iA," fi -5- i I I 'I 4 fX I I 1 ii 7 in 1 2' PRESENTATION AM.mblymaa Don Mulfcrd awards'1 Band, California Air National Guard.

Taking part In '--tTp'A (' VV jTf V' 4- AchlTmnt trophT to A2C Donald ewemony art CWO John D. Schary Oeft), band suptrin- Vcfl Ki "''AvX I 4' 'ilfji Wl'BeckU of Alamtda, a rnembtr of th 561st Air Fores tendentj Brig. Gn. Jack Ston (right), adjutant gnraL A iLM i i'4f, 1''-' 1 1 -A ri m-m; V-rl r'V' till fk- fj kv fcilminiiiiiiin 0 tnm i mi i umiiiiii inMiiirir-in-if Tiv wi. if i-iiitrii rTi- fc ill aini n.Miiii iii i.m iii.ii i niiT i 1-1 'i irnrn rr- rT 1 lribane photos OFFICIAL NOW Judgs Jami H.

Age (center) congratu- (from left, fronO. are: Secty. E. S. Thomas, Treasurer Dr.

ANNUAL VISIT The renowned Grass Valley Cornish last night. They sang songs which the Cornish miners lates Allen Broussard, new chairman of board of Men of G. B. Hancock, director ken Smith; (rear) directors Norvel Carol Choir, organized more than 80 years ago, gave their brought with them from England when they came to work annual concert at the Shattuck Ave. Methodist Church in the Mother Lode gold mines.

Tomorrow, Eastbay service club, at installation. Others Smith and Frank Fields and Evelio Grillo lngmmtW tWVyWWWvmr-W WwyWMlW.rTO--ai.i-wy hivwiowi- 1 -J II 1 S- i A Jk -4 INSTALLED Officers for 1960 at Peerless Elks Lodge, Berkeley, are, from left: Frank R. Rice, exalted ruler; Alma Rice, Campanile Temple ruler; Autria Ashton, her vies ruler, and Henry Harris, leading knight. AGENCY OWNERS The Eastbay Motor Car Dealers elected 1960 officers at Oakland banquet From left are: R. L.

Philippi, outgolngpresident' J. E. Cochran, treasurer; Erich Wolf, retiring vice president; Don Doton, vice president; Edward Goldie, president. ui fhr nr TiinmiMiiiiiijil APPRECIATION Mrs. Pat Butler Oeft).

president of the Glenview Jr. Women's Club, receives a gift in recognition of her club's service to the United Cerebral Palsy Associa Aon from Thomas Sonderegger, new president of the CP Hilltopper's Club, and Thomas Wolters, a member of Hilltopper's organization. liJlliiiiiil liiiiilllil EIWANIS OFFICERS Donald R. Church (left), outaoina a president of, the Grand Lake Kiwanis Qub, congratulates 4 the clubs new officers, Clarence Van Buren, first vice president; Dr. John Bolenbaugh, second vice president, and Louis Doty, new president.

1 I fit 9i 7-r 'C fi WSJ y' CkM MW iiii ii-i i in i tm mi iwilll III i V- V'l 0 Tf- DEDICATION Participants in the dedication of the new Temple Beth religious school fa Berkeley yesterday included (from left) Leslie Wohlberg, buflding committee chair INSTALLATION The Oakland Tin i Cluh nw eifi- maw Mayor Qctude Hutchison; Rabbi Sidney Xkselradf ProL Ellis Rivkin of Hebrew cers over the weekend. Pictured at the ceremony ars NEW START Jhs Pyramid dab, business group with "redprodty" as lis keynbisl 1 Union College, Cincinnati, and Dr. A. Gerson Hollander, school. committee chairman.

Frank Glacovonl Oeft), Installing officer; John Land, out- held Its 32nd cmnual installation. From left ars Lou Evans, utgomg prssldsnb Bill WliUt, struchjxe Is shown in ths lop photo. president and Fred Chalenay, new president. vice president and Walter Fernemd, new president I 3 1 Kt.