San Lorenzo District approves bids and payments
At the semimonthly Oro Sanitary District board meeting in East Anne, officials authorized bids for large sized y pipes, set bid openings for Tuesday Jan 13, approved a $6000 progress payment to McGuire and Hester for the Bockman Road ditch project, extended completion time by 30 days, reviewed weather delays, authorized November bills totaling 2, PG 155,57, and discussed switching plant power to Pacific Gas & Electric at the far end of Bockman Road.
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San Lorenzo
East Anne
Orooma ‘Sanitary District
Ain
McA Guire& Hester
Bockmain Road
McGuire & Kester F
Bockmay Road
District Legion 2 Officials Visit San Lorenzo Post
Tenth district American Legion officials visiting San Lorenzo post 875 for the regular semi monthly meeting on Hesperian Boulevard. Commander Ray McPherson announced the visiting group includes District Commander Rae McKee First Vice Commander Frank Canaria Second Vice Commander Dyer Fearson and Adjutant Al Schlenke. The meeting marked the last year for the San Lorenzo Lugivi taires.
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San Lorenzo
American Legion
Alameda County
Regula
Legion Hall
Hesperian, Boulevard
Ray McPherson
Wdis
Dae McKee
Ja “Canaria
Dyer Fearson
al Schlenke
San Lorenzo Lugivitaires
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Poultry Producers of Central California report today’s egg quotations with Nulaid at 64 for large and 58 for medium. Dressed poultry prices list fryers 43-44 per 3 pounds, broilers 44-45, roasters 46-47, hens under 4 pounds 28-29, over 30. Roasters 27-28, young turkeys 43-45, turkey hens 46-49, aquabs 1.15-1.25, rabbits 64-65. Live poultry shows broilers 30-31 per 24% pounds, fryers 90-31 for 3-4 pounds, hens under 4 pounds 17-18, heavy hens 26-27, squalot 90, old vocRiors 16-17.
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Caliornia
Jerge
Broilera
Rossters
Reg Bowman Named 1953 Area Chamber President
Hayward area business leaders elected Reg Bowman as president of the Castro Valley Hayward San Lorenzo Alameda County Chamber of Commerce for 1953. He succeeds outgoing president Hayward, with N E Selsom named vice president and C J Rule serving as secretary. New officers endorsed a centennial celebration for Alameda County and discussed water study findings. A council session was planned to address Hayward water problems and they backed a proposal for Bay crossings.
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THE
Daily Review
Pastallice
Huyard
California
Elas
Canpress
Marois
Hayward
Aitarnia
Floyd L
Sparks
Clark Sparks
Casta
Streat
Alameda County
Lucerne
Lockhaven
Casing Valley
Castre Valley
Lorenzo
Lee
Reg Bowman
Area Chamber
Reg Bowmanyber
G. A Powers
Fist Vic
Helety Ruch
Hayward Drug
Ashlaid
Gohe Rhodes
Castro Valley Area Chamber of Commerce
N. E. Selsom
Horday
Cherryland
M. D. Richardson
Organ Jun
Organ Jun's Vice-President, ‘San Lorenzo: E. D. Board of Directory
Massa
Rule
J. C. Porter
Pg&& Manager
Chamber Press
Genk
Bowman
Ifan
Alaimeda County
Chamber
Haywards
San Francisco Bay
National
Lowell” Lucas
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Ray Bowman
Hayward Area
Kiwanis Host Prep Clubmen at San Lorenzo Meeting
Newly formed high school Key club members sponsored by Kiwanis of San Lorenzo Village were introduced by Kiwanis and school faculty. Larry Anderson and Walter Johnson spoke on progress as funds are raised to buy uniforms for the school band. Dr Jack Turker of Oakland attended as a guest. AL N Dunlap was inducted as new member. Dan Willis led the initiatory ceremony with O D Cale as sponsor. President William Proctor announced the annual Christmas party set for December 23.
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San Lorenzo
Kiwanis of
San Lorenzo Village
Larry Anderson
Kiwatian Walter
Johnson
Aective i ML
Kiwanis Club
Keneeny
Muren
Jack Turker
Oakland
East Lake Kiwanislub
AL N. Dunlap
Cordoba
Dan Willis
O. D. Cale
William Proctor
Leo
Death of Charles P O Malia In Oakland After Illness
Charles P O Malia a resident of Hayward for four years died in Oakland after a long illness. He was a Boise native, former Office employee in Hayward, and a member of Culinary Workers and Bartenders unions. He belonged to Hayward Lodge No 140 and is survived by widow Eva and daughters Patricia Jacqueline Geraldine and Joan. Funeral rites will be at Sorensen Brothers chapel on Tidd Street. Florence and John Pallie Idaho are his siblings.
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Wecoto
Charles Palritte J O'Malia
Oakland
Boise
Italy
Hayward
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Alliances
Alan
Hayward Mouse Lodge
Sorensey Brothers
Tidd
O'Milia
Eva O' Malia
Patricia
Jacqueline
Geraldine
Jain
Florence
Dohmn P Alle 'Idaho
No Petitions Filed Yet for Village Posts
SAN LORENZO The annual Village Homes association election opens with no petitions filed for three-year director terms. Nomination petitions may be obtained from Manager M. B. Sanford with a January filing date. Incumbent President David Allen and Director William Sullivan’s terms expire. Sullivan will not seek reelection.
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San Lorenzo
Village Homes Association Directa
David Allen
William Sullivan
Manger M. B. Sanford
Sanford
Ithwo
Allen
Sheriff Captain Outlines Disturbances At Dance Hall
Captain Richard Condon of the Washington township sheriff substation outlined juvenile cases arising from Garden of Allah dance disturbances to the Niles chamber of commerce. He cited a steady rise in juvenile arrests near the hall and noted the need for more sheriff patrol cars to police the area. The trouble led Sheriff Gleason to seek cancellation of the Garden’s dance permit, while a recent supervisors meeting granted a new dance permit to Mrs. Hazel White.
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Niles
Garden of Allah
Niles Chamber of Commerce
Richard Condon
Washington Township
H. P. Gleason
Condon
Board of Supervisors
Hazel White
Chester Stanley
Chamber
iVets Plan Christmas Potluck Party Saturday Night
Hayward post 1182 Veterans of Foreign Wars schedules a Christmas potluck dinner and party for Saturday night at the Veterans Memorial building. Tony Mateos, senior vice commander and party chair, will invite post members and families. Turkeys provided. Santa Claus to deliver gifts after the dinner program for children.
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Hayward
Veterans’ Memorial
Hayw Post
Tony Mateos
Santa Claus
Leaders May Hold Eisenhower MacArthur Meeting Location
The Times reports a possible Eisenhower MacArthur meeting to discuss ending the Korean War. An unimpeachable source close to the president elect says the talks could occur in Hawaii or on the U S West coast and would center on MacArthur's strategy.
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Tokyo
Times
Dwight Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Hawaii
United States
MacArthur
City Planners Discuss Street System in May Meeting
Hayward city planners and a retained expert debated street and highway improvements, zoning, and rehabilitation as part of a master plan. They considered land use, age, and destination studies before Wise would approve. A civic center site away from downtown and sale of valuable retail property to relocate departments were proposed to improve pedestrian traffic.
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Hayward
Wward
Commission
Leiy
Irvington School Plans Annual Children’s Christmas Party
Irvington chamber of commerce and Irvington PTA will co sponsor the annual children’s Christmas party at Irvington School. The group voted to feature movies and entertainment and to purchase two more strings of tree lights for the main street and the Irvington park tree.
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Irvington
Irvington School
Chamber of Commerce
Irvington Pta
Chamber
Irvington Park
Death notice for Charles Patrick O Malis in 1952 Oregon area
Charles Patrick O Malis, aged 41, of Decota Idaho native, husband of Eva, father of Patria Jaqueline Geral dine and John, brother of Florence Jol O Mal a, member of Morine Lodge No 1 Hayward and Culinary Workers Union Local 2 Hayward. Friends invited to funeral at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward Friday December 12 at 10 00 AM.
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Omalia
Galland
Charles Patrick O'Malis
Decota
Eva O'Malln
Patria
Jaqueline
Geraldine
John O'Mala
Florence
Jol O'Mala
Glenn Rs
Idalws
Morine Lodge No
Hayward
Culinary Workers Union
Loval 2
Baise
Idaho
Telephone Company Asks 12 Percent Rate Hike
Hayward California Pacific Telephone asks the California Public Utilities Commission for higher rates. City by city increases range from no rise for four party service to 50 cents for others. Statewide average would rise about 3 percent per phone line per day. Company claims inflation and higher costs justify a 12 percent general increase. Parking wage costs cited alongside investment growth in California plant.
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Hayward
Paifte
California
Utilities Commission
Ian Hayward
Pacific Telephone
Pair Sentenced on Attack Charges in Alameda County
Two Hayward men received county jail terms and probation in Alameda County Superior Court for felony attack. Toho A. Deak Cruz, 22, was placed on five years probation and two years in jail for his role in a July 31 assault on a Hayward man. Manuel Pena, 21, faced five years probation and one year in jail in connection with the case. A car tied to the crime was stopped by sheriff’s deputies after the victim identified the defendants. The pair pleaded innocent at first but later entered pleas.
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Oakland
Hayward
Donald Quayle
Alaymeda County
Toho A. Deak Cruz
Manuel Pena
Jijl
T. L. Foley
Eden Township
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Robert N
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Coronado
Western Auto Supply CO
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Newark
Harold ‘Caldeira
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