Mission San Jose candidate Roy Dean outlines Fremont bid
Roy Dean, one of 17 Fremont city council candidates, says he favors Fremont’s growth with good government and low taxes. A Mission San Jose resident since 1937, he is USDA? no, he’s a fruit farmer on Parry Avenue, electrical engineer by training, and presides over Mission San Jose Chamber of Commerce. He moved from St. Francisville in 1948 and has two children, with ties to local schools and zoning, planning, and highway committees.
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Tri-State College
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Washington Township
Washington Junion High
Mission San Jose Chamber of Commerce
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Alameda County
Citizens Committee
Fire Chief Warns on Christmas Tree Safety in Hayward
Hayward Fire Chief Matthew Jimenez warns families to place trees away from stairs and exits, inspect trees, ban smoking near trees, and fire proof decorations. He urges fireproofing costumes and avoiding loose fabrics while stressing rapid evacuation and calling the fire department if a blaze occurs. He cautions about pitch and resin combustibility and advises careful toy selection for children.
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Hayward
Matthew Jimenez
Jimenez
From South County Named to Council
Norma Shanna han of Hayward and Mae Cunningham of San Leandro were elected to three year terms as representatives to the state council of education from the governing council of Bay section California Teachers association at its meeting here Saturday. Carry over members from this area serving on the CA council are Jack Switzer Douglas Pimentel and Thomas Devlin from Hayward and Melvin Cheney Castro Valley.
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Norma Shannahan
Hayward
Mae Cunningham
San Leandro
Council of Education
Bay Section
California
Cp.a
Jack Switzer
Douglas’ Pimentel
Thomas Devlin
Melvin Cheney
Castro Valley
Leandro CofC Board Election In Progress
Ballots are in the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce for election of 12 board members from 24 candidates. Names include Joan Avery physician John Hlais del Don Branson lumber dealer Tom Brown insurance agent Clarence Burrell school superintendent Ed Chovanes auto dealer Ray Clarke travel manager John Gill shoe store owner Fred Haycock restaurateur Clifton Johnson businessman Imony Allen L Kelly executive Abe Kofman publisher Fred Miller furniture maker Don Murphy public relations Earl Pearson executive Bennett Reynolds wholesale druggist Kenneth Richards pharmacy owner James Riley bank Kenneth Robinson physician Shaw employment service director Bill Spacke camera studio Edward Voorhees clothier Gerald Worthley sanitary district manager. Ballots due by December.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Director
Joan T. Avery
John G. Hlais
Del
J. L. Branson
Tommy Brown
Clarence Burrell
Schior
Ed Chovanes
Ray Clarke
John Gill
Fred A.haycock
Clifton Johnson
Imony Allen L. Kelly
Abe Kofman
Fred Miller
Don Murphy
Earl O. Pearson
Baird Porter
P&t
Bennett M. Reynolds
Kenneth G. Richards
James P. Riley
Kenneth W. Robinson
Shaw
Bill Spacke
Edward F. Voorhees
Clothier
Gerald Worthley
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Bay Area Water Meet Seeks Bay Area Plan Details
A statewide water meeting will be held at 1521 Alhambra avenue Martinez beginning at 10 a m on December 16. Alameda county delegates are expected. Speakers include William L Berry H A Howlett and A J Dolcini as the meeting reviews the California Water plan and its Bay Area implications.
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Bag Counties
Alhambra Avenue
Alameda County
Ed Levin
Santa Clara County
California
Bay Area
William L. Berry
John M. Haley
H. A. Howlett
A. J. Dolcini
Levin
San Lorenzo land move risks industrial water supply plan
Industrial land at the foot of Grant avenue in San Lorenzo faces a water access battle as Eden Township County Water District may exclude 549 acres from its district to allow annexation to SBMUD EBMD. Worthley warns lack of water halts a $1,000,000 P-X Market warehouse project, urging water from Mokelumne River to protect underground supplies. Eden directors will decide at their January meeting.
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Grant Avenue
East Bay
SBMUD
EBMD
Eden
Wortley
Worthley
Bohannon
Greenwood Corporation
ERMUD
Mokelumne
Ict
EBMAD
Sisters Hospital Fund iDrive Tops $100000
Donations to the Sisters Hospital Building fund in the Catholic Population Appeal division topped $190,000 today. Chairman Ben Leal Jr said an incomplete audit showed a loss of $102,000 had been detected. The special appeal was organized in Catholic parishes throughout Southern James County. Leal said a complete report will be available tomorrow.
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Sisters’ Hospital Building Fund
Catholic Population Appeal
Ben Leal, Jr
James
Leal
Tomorr
Moods of Life Captured Dorothy Maynor Thrills Audience
Dorothy Maynor presented a moving Hayward high school recital titled Vignettes of Life. She explored moods from playful to spiritual delivering deep emotion in Morgen Anticipation and The Pasture. Ludwig Bergmann accompanied quietly guiding a spellbound audience through diverse songs and chants.
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Hayward High School
Miss Maynor
Miss Maynord
Naginski
Robert Frost
Strauss
Schumann
Larimer
Schubert
Back to School Night at Hayward High School
Hayward High School hosts its annual Back to School Night tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Parents tour classes, register for schedules, and attend 10 minute sessions with 10 minute passing periods. Refreshments follow in the cafeteria from 10 to 10 30 p m with P T A volunteers supervising.
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Hayward High School
Wight
Patton
Girls! League
Hayward Red Cross Branch Sets Annual Dinner Meeting
The Hayward branch of the American Red Cross will hold its annual dinner meeting on Wednesday at 6 30 pm at the Oakland Chapter House canteen on South and Fallen streets in Oakland. Reservation checks for the $1 75 dinner should be mailed to the branch office at 91924 East 10th Street Hayward.
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Board of Directors
Hayward
American Red Cross
Oakland
Sth
Fallen Streets
East Lith Street
Navy Schools Stressed Reach for Reserve Openings
The Naval Electronics division 122 25 reserve announces openings for former rated enlisted personnel through Chief Petty Officer W L Townsley. The recruiter announced a weekly group meet on Wednesdays at Hayward Airport to discuss opportunities.
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Navy
Naval Electronics’ Division
Ettleeen
Hayward
Two Valley Polio Cases Reported
Polio struck two Castro Valley residents in last week’s report by the county health department. A 31 year old mother of three had non paralytic polio while a 13 year old boy had moderate paralysis and is at the Vallejo Rehabilitation center. Health officials expect polio cases to taper off. The week also saw 10 measles in unincorporated Eden Township, one in Hayward, two in San Leandro, nine other Eden cases, two tuberculosis, and various chickenpox cases in San Leandro and Washington Township.
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Castro
Snowman’s First Christmas Delightfully Awaits
A snowy yard hosts a cheerful snowman during its debut Christmas season. Neighbors admire the frosty figure as children gather nearby, marveling at its coal eyes and carrot nose. The scene captures simple winter joy and communal cheer in a small town.
Petition Aimed at Unifying Washington Township School Districts
Viola Johnson leads Centerville five member committee seeking immediate study of consolidating Washington township's ten school districts. They plan to sign a petition to the Alameda County Committee on School District Reorganization at Niles Chamber of Commerce noon meeting after the Washington Township Conference on Education. Dr Joseph Enos of Niles and Barry Weber of Centerville report anonymous calls received yesterday.
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Viola Johnson
Centerville
Washington Township
Alameda County
Niles Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Enos
Niles
Barry Weber
Enos
Weber
Washington Union High School
Jana
Isthogis
Maurice Marks
Mission San Jose
Frank Borghi
Decoto
Stanley Hickman
Lvington
Barger
Genewal
Drayton B. Nuttall
Bureau of
State Department of Education
Nuttall
Washington
Rising State Population Stresses California Schools
California educators warn of a surge in enrollments with births and migration driving a projected half million students by 1960. Dr. Ronald W. Cox cites rising birth rates and migration as key factors, urging local planning and district unification to handle crowded classrooms and rising costs while maintaining education quality.
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Elizabeth Stack
Centeryville
California
Ronald W. Cox
California State Department of Education
Washington Township
Cox
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