Kiwanis Inducts Three New Hayward Members
The Hayward Kiwanis Club inducted Bud Pers, James Stark, and George Poulsen at its Castro Valley meeting last night. Fred Cox presided. Ted W. Kindler of Slick Airways spoke on air freight, noting Boeing Stratoliner prospects and California cargo trends. Frank Castellucci chaired the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Kiwanis
Castro Vil
Bud Pers
Central Bank
Hayward
James Stark
Anglo-California National Bank
George Poulsen
Standard Oil Company
Fred Cox
Kiwanis
Slick Airways, Inc
Texas
Slick
Ted W. Kindler
Kindler
Civil Aeronautics Board
California
Frank Castellucci
County Teachers to Install Miss Alice Hughes President
Miss Alice M. Hughes of Ashland elementary school will be installed president of the Alameda County Teachers' association at the annual installation dinner. The event starts 6:30 Tuesday night December 13 at Castro Villa in Hayward, with George Rusteika announcing officers. The program includes guest speaker Dr. Guy Thomas Buswell and musical numbers by The Hungry Five of Lower Slobovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Hughes
Ashland
Alameda County Teachers’ Association
Castro Villa
Hayward
George Rusteika
Miss Hughes
James Kerr
Chabot
Marshall -Street
Esther’ Arrasmith
San Lorenzo
Amador High School
Pleasanton
Joseph Moray
Guy Thomas Buswell
University of California In
Berkeley
University of Chicago
Slobovia
Jim Brown
Jean Sorenson
Russell City
Lunney Ryan
Alameda — County
Isabel Mosely
Warm Springs
Movie at CAP Meeting Highlights Local Visitors
Hayward Civil Air Patrol members welcomed Mrs. J. P. Augustine and son Philip Miss Barbara Nelson and Miss Jane Smith of Hayward at last week’s CAP meeting LeRoy A Hansen joined CAP at 1784 163rd avenue He earned a private pilot license An hour long film about a navy pilot’s sea rescue was shown Messages are now sent to Oakland CAP group via Hayward station led by Norman Renier Communications Officer Plans for a Christmas party in June or December were discussed for the squadron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Civil Air Patrol
J. P. Augustine
Philip
Barbara Nelson
Jane Smith
LeRoy A. Hansen
163Rd Avenue
Hannen
Navy
Ath Group
Cap
Oakland
Norman Renier
San Lacindro
Stanley Steamer Tops Mt Washington in 50th Anniversary Run
Edwin A. Battison drove his 1900 Stanley Steamer to the summit of Mt Washington New Hampshire to mark the 50th anniversary of the first ascent. He covered the 8 mile steep course in 4 hours and 40 minutes amid challenging weather and winding roads.
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Stanley
MT. Washington
N.H. WP
Edwin A. Battison
Mts Washington
Hayward High Prints Sixth Small Weekly Paper Haypress
Hayward high school students continue the sixth consecutive small weekly paper named Haypress. The staff plans to extend the experiment through semester end if favored and finances permit next semester. A humorous skit about newspaper publishing will be staged by the staff before semester end. Under Tom Martin’s chairmanship journalist students plan a one day snow trip in January by chartered bus to Long Barn or similar resort.
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Hayward
Fiayp
Joanne Rossmann
Thiypress
Tom Martin
Long Barn
Old Jack Frost Theme for Hayward Alumni Dance
Old Jack Frost will be the home for the Hayward high school alumni dance on December 10 at 8 30 p m in the boys gym Anna Giueia chairs the alumni committee inviting all Alameda graduates and their guests Admission will be charged per person Committees for the day include Charlotte Christson decorations Bill Sheets arrangements Gen Holloway entertainment and publicity and Anna Garcia refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward High School
Anna Giueia
Pers
Charlotte Chrison
Bill Sheets
Gen Holloway
Anna Garvia
Elementary Teachers Enjoy Skit at Hayward Meeting
The Associated Elementary at Hayward met at the rryland school Monday December 5 with President Alice Thompson presiding. A skit The Night Before Christmas entertained members before business, and new faculty member Ruby Stark was welcomed. The group endorsed federal aid to education, and nominations were set with Jean Broadwell chairing, Cecelia Reardon and Marion Thorpe as committee members, plus Katherine Mitchell and Mrs Kara Kinst. The association voted to affiliate with the National Education Association. The meeting adjourned after conference reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Hayward
Rryland
Alice Thompson
Ruby Stark
Jean Broadwell
Cecelia Reardon
Marion Thorpe
Katherine Mitchell
Kara Kinst
National Education Association
Asilomar
Safeway Managers Oppose Union Representation in Hayward
Safeway district manager Michael Molony states that store managers oppose being represented by the Grocery Clerks Union. He notes a jurisdictional dispute between two AFL unions over which group will represent clerks, while stressing no wage or work condition issues and that Safeway offered a contract later rejected by the Retail Clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway
Grocery Clerks
Michael Molony
Hayward
Mr. Malony
American Federation of Labor
Molony
Orev
East Bay
Mr. Molony
Hayward Area
A. F. of L. Retail Food Clerks' Union
A. F. of L
Retail Clerks Union
Teamsters
Retail Food Clerks — Union
Valley Lions Organize New Boy Scout Troop
The Castro Valley Lions plan a first organizational meeting for a new Boy Scout troop. It will include Lions members, 11 and 12 year old boys, and their parents at the Lions hall on Rutledge road tonight at 7 30 p m. Over 150 boys were invited to attend and moving pictures will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Patton
Lettuce Varieties Question Iceberg Mislabeling
The National Geographic Society notes most commercial lettuce comes from New York and imperial strains and are wrongly called iceberg. True iceberg leaves have a red tinge and hold no commercial importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Geographic Society
Light-Weight Auto Planned for $500
San Diego engineer J. J. Hall unveils a compact light weight car priced around 300, built largely from aluminum and plastic. The 775 pound vehicle measures 153 inches long with a 100 inch wheelbase and 40 inch tread, speeds to 45 mph and uses 45 mpg gas. Hall, formerly Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft chief, says the car is a flying auto byproduct and prototypes have run thousands of miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
J. J. Hall
Hall
Consolidated - Vultee ‘Aircraft Corp
Flying Auto
A E Velebil Rites Set for Tomorrow
Funeral rites for Albert Ernest Velebil will be conducted at 2 pm tomorrow in the Garden Chapel of the Pratt-Fliers mortuary with interment at Lone Tree cemetery. A native of Minnesota he lived here 22 years and was a refrigeration engineer for Hayward Electric. He is survived by his wife Helen and son Eugene, with brothers and sisters including Frank Jr Anna Stocker Mrs William Aener and Mrs Jennie Hessenflow. He belonged to Eden Aerie FOE and Castro Valley Rod and Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ernest
Velebil
Pratt-Fliers
Lone Tree Cemetery
Garden Chapel
Hayward Electric Company
Sunset Boulevard
Minnesota
Helen Velebil
Eugene Velebil
Ferspane
Frank Velebil
Anna Stocker
William Aener
Jennie Hessenflow
Edenaerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Castro Valley Rod and Gun Club
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Alice Hughes
Kent
The
Daily Review
Acme Telephoto
AMA
Andy Hall
Mount Vernon
American Medical Association
Ernest E. Trens
Association
Washington
Old Jack Frost
Memphis
Tenn
E. L. Frayser
Grace Wilcox Lucerne
Pei
Valley Lions
Rodest
UCLA
Henry
Red
A. E. Velebil
United States
Arnold, Neb
Haywood
Hayward Merchants Association
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce
Safeway Stores, Incorporated
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