Newark Model Planes Meet At Washington Union High
More than 150 contestants and airplanes expected as Newark Modelbusters host an annual meet at Washington Union High School from 9 am to 5 pm. Contestants classified by engine size compete in five events including precision stunting and simulated combat.
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Newark
Newark Modelbusters
Alfred Silva
Knights of Pythias
Pam
Washington Union High School
Silva
Eq Shipe
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Washington, D.C
Westerts ‘Astoriated Modelers
Bay Area
FP. T. Ward
U.S. Navy
Fleet ‘Air
Alameda
L. E. ‘French
Alameda Navyl Air Station
R. P. Kranelly
LaVista Board Protests Quarry Permit Renewal
LaVista School district trustees protest Alameda County Supervisors over renewing a sand and gravel quarry permit at Woodland avenue. They cite truck traffic noise and dust affecting Veley Vista School and risk to children, noting a 1955 brake failure incident near the school. The permit, issued to John Goddard of Hayward, faces renewal soon after Planning Commission recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
LaVista
Alameda County
Woodland’ Avenue
John Goddard
Haywerd
County Planning Commission
Veley Vista
Niles Road
Woodland Avenue
Soil District Hearing Set For Alameda County Petsition
Alameda County Supervisors schedule 10:30 am September 22 for a public hearing on creating the Western Alameda County Soil Conservation District. The proposed district spans about 4,000 acres largely agricultural, bordered by Hayward Niles Road, the county line, and the eastern district near Dublin and Pleasanton, with Alameda Creek to the south. County assessor notes 843 landowners in the area, 108 petitioned for the district’s creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Alameda
Alameda County
Jace B. Bo
Fifth Go Round Supervisors Return Niles Zoning To Planners
Alameda County Supervisors voted to send the Niles zoning matter back to the Planning Commission for a further report. The board, by a 9-1 vote with Chairman Kent Pursell dissenting, supported commercial zoning for property at 7172 Second Street owned by Mrs Helen Dutra, reversing a previous residential designation. Petitions bearing 417 signatures urged commercial zoning for the Niles Highway frontage and neighboring parcels. San Leandro officials supported the position. Additional actions postponed or denied involved Mission San Jose site rezone requests and other zoning cases in Centerville and Thornton areas.
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Oakland
Alamed
Enos
Niles Commission
Joseph Enos
Deluxe
Ing Station
Stacy Dobrzensky
Morrison Avenue
Nursery Told
Southern Pacific
San Leandro
Joseph” Bellini
Arnold Bellini
M. A. McDermott
James B. Catlin
Mill Creek Road
Mission San Jose
Catlin
Planning Ieommi
E. P. Jagels
Standard Realty Company
Durham Read
Mission San Jose Road
Gividers
Val Leonardo and
Bracks
Brusseau Pro
Thornston
Blackw and
Dondero Roads
Centerville
County Gives Hoyer Scroll On Retirement
Oakland ceremony honors Erik Hoyer and nine other county employees for long service totaling over two centuries. Hoyer, a Hayward carpenter and Local 1622 founder, received a retirement certificate as supervisors praised dedicated work in building and welfare offices.
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Hoyer
Oakland
Erik Hoyer
County Board of Supervisors
Kent D. Purser
Hayward
Carpenter’s Union
Carey
Campbell
Janet M. Bain
Norman Medhurst
John B. McPherson
Tom McLeaghlin
Hazel B. Smith
Catherine Rogers
Emily Noble
Ann Pentland
Knights Install New Officers at Newark Centerville
Knights of Columbus in Centerville plan installation of new officers for the coming year. The ceremony is set for September 14 at 8 p.m. at Newark Pavilion. New officers include Charles Frick grand knight, John Roth deputy knight, Joseph Perry scribe, Charles Dubuque chancellor, Louis Mayer recording secretary, Daniel Alves financial secretary, Manuel Silva treasurer, Alois Schneider inside guard, and George Kochalka outside guard. Trustees are Walter Connolly, George Colt, and Reymond Anderson. Rev. Vincent J. Breen will be chaplain. Committee chairs include John Roth membership, John Cattaneo Catholic action, Caesar DiGuilio lecturer, George Coit publicity, Manuel Silva fraternal activities, and Charles Dubuque council activities.
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Centerville
Knights of Columbus
Cers
Newark Pavilion
Charles Frick
John Roth
Joseph Perry
Charles Dubuque
Louis Mayer
Daniel Alves
Manuel Silva
Alois Schneider
George Kochalka
Walter Connolly
George Colt
Reymond Anderson
Vincent J. Breen
Holy Ghost Church
Manuel Louis
John Cattaneo
Catholic Action
Caesar DiGuilio
George Coit
Council Activites
Contractor Awarded County Civil Service Building Job
Herbert E. Ellis of Berkeley won the contract for reconstruction of the County Civil Service building at 12th and Jack in Oakland. The San Leandro bid of 31 152 was accepted yesterday by the Board of Supervisors. Thieves stole 21 pounds of nails valued at 6.20 from Western Pacific boxcars, while Hayward architects Waha and Corey drew plans for remodeling and estimated a 25 000 replacement cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Herbert E. Ellis
Berkeley
County Civil Service
Jack
San Leandro
Western Pacific Railroad
William A. Bergman
Hathaway Avenue
Hay JSON Ice
Ward
Ellis
Bergman
Board of Supervisors
S34
Hayward
Corey
Petition Notice Revised Castro Valley Boundaries Filed
Oakland shifts to update Castro Valley incorporation plans as the Board of Supervisors directs a revised boundary map. Assistant District Attorney notes overlaps with Metropolitan Bay City and J Paul Roberts annex plans affecting Baywood annexes and potential exclusive Castro Valley jurisdiction under new incorporation laws.
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Oakland
Castro Valley
Bay City
Nev
Washington Manor
San Lorenzo
Roberts Annex
San’ Leandro
Baywood Annex
County Boundaries Commission
Castro ‘ Valley
San Leandro
Hayward
Gambling Case Is Continued In Centerville State
Centerville reports continued gambling charges against laborers Antonio Fierro and Ramon Harro for allegedly playing blackjack for money at Algaraco last week. Their arraignment was held as the case was pushed to Sent.6. Lupe and Nellie Saucedo, owners of the Halfway House, faced charges for allowing the game and sought a jury trial with trial set for Oct. 21. An armed robbery case involving Huston Branch and Wilber Chandler was delayed to Sept. 6 for a preliminary hearing.
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Centerville
Algaraco
Antonio Fierro
Niles, Ad
Ramon Harro
Fifth Street
Decoto
Washington Township
Fierro
Hazto
E. A. Quaresma
Quaresma
Saucedos
Lopez
Huston
Detroit
Wilber Chandler
Oregon
Lights On ceremony set tonight at Washington Manor
Washington Manor will begin a Lights On ceremony at 7 45 p m with lights turning on by Minster swatch at 8 30 p m Chairman E Stenley Weissburg announced The program features accordionists from the Lou Jack Mah studio and a list of performers including Sharon Goeth Sharon Moore Bobby Drabik Bonnie Drabix Ronnie Da Jan Elliott Silva Carolyn Jonanson Eddie Bauer and Valeria Marshall Ben Leal Jr president of the Washington Manor Community Services board will host and Supervisor Francis Dune will deliver the principal address Officials and civic leaders are invited to attend the event
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Washington Manor
Washington’ Manor
tMinster Swatch
E.stenley Weissburg
Ac] Cordionaires
Lou Jack
Mah
Sharon Goeth
Sharon Moore
Bobby Drabik
Bonnie Drabix
Ronnie
Malcolm da Jan
Elliott Silva
Carolyn Jonanson
Eddie Bauer
Valeria Marshall
Ben Leal Jr
Washington Manor Community Services Board
Francis Dune
Pose
Weissburg
Camigi Minty Services
Gistmiet
San Leandro
Iton Manor Home
Jaton
Francis Unn
Installa
Pg&e
Guide's
San” Leandro
Dave Beeby
Halsey Dunnigan
Fred Agabashian
Brendent
Joe Smith
William Switzer
Thelma West
Ernest Proietti
Ralph Ruggieri
Steven Neishi
Arnold Almason
San Leandro Merchants Dinner Honors Civic Leaders
Kenneth Weiss Jr chairs a San Leandro merchants event with mayoral and council leaders as honored guests. Attendees include Mayor Dunnigan, Vice Mayor and Mrs Kant, Councilmen Frazie r, Swift, Knick, police and fire chiefs with spouses, planning and chamber leaders, and merchants association heads. Next meeting set for noon Sept 7 at Our House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Weiss Jr
Dunnigan
Alvin Kant
James Fra‘zier
William Swift
Thomas Knick
A. J. Lamoureux
Steve Lago
Marsino
Charles . Gebhardt
Zeno Mauvais
Planning Commission
Edward Rubin
San
Tracy Driver Hurt in Crash
A Tracy driver was injured in a rear end collision on State Highway 9 north of Prune Ridge. Louis J. Amaral of Hayward was cited for traffic violations. Doro ward Bauman, cashier at a Redwood Road store, faced speeding and brake defects claims.
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Hayward
Prune Raach
Highland Hospital
Dri Louis
J. Amaral
Hay- Castro Valley
Doroward
Forthy E. Bauman
Redwood Road
Sheriff's
Owas
tak‘Amaral
Long's
Cay
Jack
Bauman
Sacramento State Fair Opens Amid Bus Strike Threat
Sacramento residents anticipate the 101st California State Fair with record attendance as gates swing open for 11 days while Sacramento bus drivers threaten a 40 hour five day work week strike, deadline midnight tonight. Highlights include Maid of California, water ceremony, horse races, and Governor's handicap. Leslie Hendry sails toward Sacramento on a rowboat trip from Martinez describing a calm but eventful voyage.
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Sacramento
Ines
Cere
California
Gay. Goodwin J. Knighty
Gov. Knight
Virginia
Walter Kane
Bakersfield
Kern Points
Kern County
Stockton
Sacramento County
Sacramento Junior Chamber‘of
Gordon’MacRae
Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammerstein
Will Rogers Achne Wis
Voice
Merion Barer
Martinez
Leslie C. Hendry
San’ Franciscan
Hendry
San Francisco
Herdry
Customs Service
Antioch
Everybody Goes on This Trip!
Allan Berg of 1014 Dilla Street wins Western Airlines sponsored trip to Hollywood for his entire family after securing first place in the Carnation Corn Flakes Win a Vacation contest. He travels with his parents Patrick and Pat Donahoe and siblings Linda and Robert. The plan includes Disneyland and radio broadcasts during the vacation.
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San Leandrow
Allan Berg
Patrick Donahoe
Dilla Street
Hollywood
Western Airlines
Linda
Robert
Disneyland
Tone Beaches
Atlan ‘Berry
Driver Stalls Tipsy Charge Finally Loses
SAN LORENZO Charles V Alcorn 31 of 1731 Via Estrelle San Lorenzo was stopped for speeding by Deputy Sheriff Ernest Terry who cited him for driving 50 mph in a 25 mph zone after observing signs of intoxication. Ten minutes later the pursuit continued as Alcorn sped past again and swerved into the curb on the Washington avenue overpass. He admitted drinking sour vodka and orange and was arrested and jailed at Santa Rita prison.
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San Lorenzo
Charles V.alcorn
Estrelle
Ernest Terry
Terry
Alcorn
Washington Avenue
Alcor
Santa Rita Prison
Ruggieri to keynote Ashland Lions meeting tonight
Ashland Lions Club will host principal speaker Ralph Ruggieri, former president and current gene chair, at 7 p.m. at Faria's Stadium Club. He will discuss Lionism from his recent trip to Ohio and Michigan, with plans announced for a Sept. 27 barbecue dance at Eden Community Recreation Center to fund barbecue pits. Gene Armstrong chairs the event. Elwood Bona will lead the session. A white cane sale is slated for October, chaired by Dr. Rick Rowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ralph Ruggieri
Gene
Ashland Lions Club
Faria
Stadium Club
Ruggieri
Ohio
Michigan
Eden Community Recreation Center
Lions Club
Center
Gene Armstrong
Rick Rowley
Elwood Bona
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LaVista Board
Soil District
Lester A. Kirkendall
Oregon State College
Hayward Union High
Eleanor Sekerak
John D. Switzer
Grace Ricketts
L.A. Ramm
Niles
Knights Plan
Civil Service Unit
San Leandro Fete
Tracy
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