Vestal Outlines Three Way Cost Plan For San Lorenzo Recreation Center
At a San Lorenzo meeting the board discussed a three way cost plan for a proposed recreation center at the National Guard armory site on Ashland Avenue. Plans include 120 by 200 foot hard surface area and facilities for basketball tennis volleyball and more with an estimated cost around 14000 dollars. The project would serve the unincorporated area between Hayward and San Lorenzo and involves coordination with the national guard and nearby high schools.
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Adwinsdty
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Ue Tipard
Vestal
San Lorenzo High Schoul
National Guard
Tavenea High School
John Boomer
Ronthill Manalai Proventiat Club
Recreation Disteter Advisors
Lineal Teal
Hones
Ural
Crow
Castro Valley
Ra Valley
Ariel
Hipkins
Vyper & Ath
State Pension Revision Wins Narrow Victory in Referendum
Official results show pension revision receiving 1 560 484 Yes to 1 152 429 No with 2 799 164 voters, 4.4 percent of registered. Proposition No 1 school bond totals 1 890 770 Yes 706 970 No. Other measures: No 3 1 522 445 Yes 985 646 No etc.
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Pension Revistory
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Neal Bearden Assigned to New City Job
Neal Bearden is assigned as finance officer in the city civil service system. The appointment, made by acting city manager, places Bearden in charge of the finance department with a monthly salary noted, amid procedural notes from the Civil Service Commission regarding eligibility and separation terms.
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Manayee
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Civil Service Commission
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Hose
County Leases Building on Castro Street
County board approves lease of the building at 200 Castro Street for county offices to move from Hayward by December 16. The temporary Castro Street site will house all county offices until a new building is bought or constructed in the Hayward area.
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Castro
Creorge Damssen
Man M. Giffin
Castro Street
Marcus Carlen
Hayward City
Elnyward
Badin
Sanarvisors
Trarry Bartell
Hhe
Two New Tracts Nearer City Annexation Debated
City council hears plans to annex southern Niles highway parcels via Hayward connector. H E Adams reports intradiction of a resolution for annexation, facing opposition from Commelman Joby Haar and others. Without a map, action stalls. officials fear later expansion to built up areas may violate standards.
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Niles Highway
Hayward Sodata
H. E. Adams
Alta Vista
Courcilmay
Commelman Joby Haar
Ane
Ulely
Becausdie
Wilson
Adams
Ames
al Niles Highway
Hottadry
Haywards
Presni Sorensen
Beth
Russell
Hesperian
Tergenson
Jhn Apt
Arin
Advisory forms area community center planning group
An advisory committee will be formed Thursday night to represent the area between Hayward and San Leandro for a proposed community center. The Ashland Community Council meeting discussed funding, with many organizations endorsing the center as donations push toward 2500 dollars.
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San Leandro
Grap
Ashlin
Meteher
Sihiplion
Wis
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Athe
Eli
Collingll Dole
Gotos
Porary
Alabam
Rosalie Krugger
Ash
Georgie Krom
Ashland
Mynhenterthy Crea
Ashton Derls
Ehiby
PTA
Village Noes Christmas Decorating Contest Offers $150 in Prizes
San Lorenzi Village Garden Club announces the sixth annual Village Noes Christmas decorating contest with total prizes of 150 dollars. Homes vie for originality in outdoor lighting from Dec 17 to Dec 24, with prizes of 50, 30, 20 and five 10 dollar consolation awards supported by local sponsors. Past contests drew visitors statewide and featured varied, festive displays including bright light outlines and playful scenes.
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San Lorenzi T Village Garden Club
Village Noes
Maite
Chareh
Everal
Juco9
Charlotte Ann Souker
Pam
Winsner's
Cnad Corporation
SLV Homes’ Association
Care den Elut
Chiron Dulay
Greenwood Corparnation
Elderly Man DieS After Being Hit on Font Boulevard
An elderly man, Charles Eaton, 65, died after being struck by a car on Font Boulevard in Oakland. He suffered a compound fracture and other injuries and was transported to Highland Hospital after emergency treatment at Fairmont Hospital. The driver, Zigmund Golaszewski, 225 936.84th Avenue, Oakland, remained at the scene. the incident occurred as Eaton and another person were attempting to cross. Police continue investigating the dash cam and witness statements.
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Sian Laiichanther
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Font Boulevard
Charles Eaton
Midland Road
Oy Zigmund FP
Golaszewsk
S.coast
San. Franciscay
J. Highland
Hospital Sundin
Fairmont
Eaton
Stecklert Golaszewski
California
Patrébien
van Feony
Ant Aledd
Pigon
P.m
Wee
Tau
Fire destroys Cherryland rental home leaving five homeless
A Cherryland fire gutted a rented residence, leaving five residents including Alma Gurney aged 12 Hank I and Mae 9 and Sharon Rothehlkien homeless. Neighbors reported the blaze started near the stove in a building extending from a garage. Firefighters arrived with three engines, one burner noted, and damage forced the family from the scene. Friedelyn Test Tlame owner Mrs. Dirkes promised assistance to find shelter and the community prepared to help with Christmas items.
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Uren
Vietios
Alma
Gurney
Ate
M. Wd
Dirkes
Friedelyn Test Tlame
Daily Review
Reat
Hayvard
Fegan
Kyremen
Dont Kid Yourself CHP Warns Winter Traffic Danger
A California Highway Patrol official cautions motorists that winter weather creates deadly driving conditions. Cliff Peterson notes December set a grim record of 328 deaths from weather related crashes, urging care due to fog, rain, and slick roads.
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CHP
Peterson
Heart Attack Fatal to Albert Velebil
Albert Velebil husband of Helen L Velebil died at home from a heart attack in Sunset Staywardl after many years as a employee of a local electric company. Funeral plans and additional details unavailable due to damaged text.
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City's Ditch Digger Rental Under Fire
City council discusses renting a ditch digger at 596 a day amid objections from three councilmen about city leasing equipment and competing with private firms. City Manager Lohan Ficklin reports on a formal contract. policy debate centers on use for water mains and cost rebating to subdividers over seven years. Authority orders study by city engineer and approves tasks including water line work and police training funding. Haar votes No.
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A. W. White
John Haar
Haar
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Tiago Sind
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Bee
Tiago Valcedl
Adel
Hayward
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Tha Yare
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Ardar
Nettral
San Jose State College
High School to Present The Nativity Christmas Pageant
Ming Arts Area of Hayward union high school will stage The Nativity December 15-16 with all departments contributing. An 80 member A cappella choir directed by Mrs Barbara Ward, plus high school orchestras, will perform under Miss Barbara McCullough. Design, costumes, posters, and decorations are led by Gerald Irving Don Sogeske Elizabeth King Julia Swift and Evalyn Heagers. Cast includes Mimi Platt and students across roles. Theodore Cavanaugh is organist.
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Hayward Union
Barbara I. McCullough
Pat Cas
Tse
Pine Arts
Barbara
Wary
Ed Ward J White
Nu Ae
Gérald Irving
Don Sogeske
Mera
Mia
Adele Davidson
Mise
Elizabeth King
Evalyn Heagers
Yule
Mimi Platt
de Muri
Josetto
Dirk Field
Shepher Nervyn Carey
Margery Sylvia
Ngdanl
Shepherderses
Joan Madsen
Pelareg- Barnhill
Anxels
Bob la Crosée
Patman
Ben Hursh
Kings
Joe Mhans
Herod
Sam Harwood
Bill Rice
Roy Little
Darrel Wilson
Richard Mendanca
Int Bowman
Soldiers
Theodore Cavanaugh
George Z. Wine Arta Areg
Committee for 15 On license Changes to Hold Meet Tonight
A citizens committee of 15 will meet tonight with city councilmen to discuss proposed business license ordinance changes. Malcolm Wavisson of UC Berkeley will advise at 7 30. Councilman Bill Wilson chairs the meeting as protests influenced the fiscal ordinance review. A second session is planned for Thursday evening with about 35 Hay ward residents invited to share views.
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Ery Hall
Malcolm Wavisson
University of California
Bill Wilson
Clidwens
Hayward
Carlos Wired
City Fathers Deny Claims For $39,000
Acting Mayor Carlos Gee at Hayward Union High School faced a bizarre incident when a stranger handed a check and asked questions at a classroom door last week. City claims against three residents were sent to the insurance company for routine handling amid assertions of injuries and property hazards.
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Carlos Gee
Leaewer
Hayward Union High School
Futtle
Curler
Asurmice -Company
Loughery
Elaine
Tina
Lillian Atkins
Stindish
Myrtle-Pwign
Raomies
Church Plans Told at City Council Meet
Church members presented plans to annex and convert a building to house church activities and resident apartments. They seek city annexation protections and will consult the city engineer and manager on the project, noting the apartments would be for church use not rent.
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Wo Eagan
Kelly Steel
Tasward
Sunstroke toll climbs in Buenos Aires heat wave
In Buenos Aires Argentina forty sunstroke cases were reported as the city sweltered under a 102 degree heat wave.
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Argentina
U.P
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