Honor Roll Awards To Local Schools
Safety honor roll awards were presented yesterday on 4 Hay ward area Schools by the Hay ward South County Safety Council. Cyril Roche led the event with Bernard Flanigan in Santa Claus attire. Ray Bernover urged every school to join the honor roll, noting 100000 US deaths yearly from accidents and stressing family and community safety teamwork.
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Hayward Area
Hayward-South County
Cyril Roche
The
Safety Council
Bernard Flanigan
Jayward Unified School Dist
Santa Claus
Ray Bernover
Bernauer
National Safety Council
School Receives Federal Metal-Working Equipment
San Lorenzo Unified School District will obtain 11 pieces of metal working gear for Arroyo High School from the federal government free of charge. Valued at about 35948 dollars, the items are described as materials the government will use in case of war and are stored for stockpiling. The district’s only cost is shipping, with a similar transfer previously made to Marina High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Unified School
Ehret
Marina High School
Easement Granted To City For New Newark Parks
Newark Park and Recreation Commission meets Monday to discuss six city parks funded by about 1.7 million dollars from sales. Parks would hug Graham and Snow School sites and two Robertson Avenue school sites, plus a six acre site on Newark Boulevard, Cedar Street near Rosemont, and another near the Betten Court School. In San Lorenzo, the Newark Boulevard Park trustees plan to dedicate an easement for a community park serving Linda Vista School, to be part of a 15,000 square foot community center for 300,000 dollars, with Mel Nunes citing social hall and crafts spaces.
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Newark
Park and Recreation’ Commission
Graham
Snow
Bettencourt
Robertson Avenue
Newark Boulevard
Cedar Street
Rosemont
San Lorenzo
Newark Boulevard Park
Unified School Dist
Linda Vista
City of
Hayward
Larea
Mel Nunes
Sycatian
Mare and
Rich Streets
Schools Named for Awar ds Across Districts
Following are the schools receiving awards in Castro Valley Newark Union City San Leandro San Lorenzo and San Leandro lists Castro Valley Chabot Clifton Laurel Morris Northridge Parsons Proctor Redwood Slanton Sydney Vannay Warren Argonaut Baywood Bidwell Bowman Brenkwitz Burbank Calatoga Cherryland Hast Ave Eden Gardens Eldridge Fairview Gansberger Glassbrook Harder Harte Highland Hillcrest Kimball La Vista Longwood Markham Moorland Muir Palma Cela Park Peixoto Hancho Arroyo Ruus Shafter Park Sequoa Shepherd Sorensen Southgate Shobridge Tenny son Treeview Tyrrell Winton Winton Grove Newark Graham Milani Muller Musick Ruschin Schilling Silva Snow Union City Barnard Decots El Rancho Verde San Leandro Bancroft Cleveland Garfield Haleyan Jefferson Madison McKinley Monroe Pacific Roosevelt St Leanders Wilson San Lorenzo Argonne Arroyo Ashland Barrett Hay Bohannon Colonial Acres Corvallis Dayton Del Ray
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Castro Valley
Chabot
Clifton
Laurel
Morris
Northridge
Parsons
Proctor
Redwood
Slanton
Sydney
Vannay
Warren
Mayward
Argonaut
Baywood
Bidwell
Bowman
Brenkwitz
Burbank
Calatoga
Cherryland
Hast Ave
Eden Gardens
Eldridge
Fairview
Gansberger
Glassbrook
Harder
Harte
Highland
Hillcrest
Kimball
la Vista
Longwood
Markham
Moorland
Muir
Palma Cela
Park
Peixoto
Hancho
Arroyo
Ruus
Shafer Park
Quoia
Shepherd
Sorensen
Southgate
Shobridge
Tennyson
Treeview
Tyrrell
Winton
Winton Grove
Newark
Graham
Milani
Muller
Musick
Ruschin
Schilling
Silva
Snow
Union City
Barnard
Decots
el Rancho Verde
San Leandro
Bancroft
Cleveland
Garfield
Haleyan
Jefferson
Madison
McKinley
Monroe
Pacific
Roosevelt
St Leanders
Wilson
Former Daily Review employee joins San Leandro Police
Mrs. Joan Petri, 23, of Hayward, will report Monday as a police assistant with the San Leandro Police Department, replacing Lynn Green who left last Friday. Petri previously worked as a clerk-typist and receptionist at The Daily Review Hayward office in 1959-1960. she is married with one child. Salary range for the position is $436 to $530 per month.
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San Leandro
Daily Review
Joan Petri
Sequoia Court
Hayward
Petri
Lynn Green
Guilty Plea In Assault In Alameda County
Walter Wolff, 38, of Hayward, pleaded guilty in Alameda County Superior Court to assaulting his ex-wife's boyfriend with a crowbar. He received three years probation after sentencing by Judge Lewis Lercara. Wolff was arrested by San Leandro police following an allegation he slugged Claude C. Philo, 42, of Concord, at the home of Mrs. Shirley M. Wolff, 36, of 14426 Colgate Street. Wolff listed his address as 22523 Montgomery Street, Hayward.
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Walter Wolff
Hayward
Alameda County Superior Court
Wolff
Lewis
Lercara
San Leandro
Claude C. Philo
Concord
Philo
Shirley M. Wolff
Colgate St
Montgomery St
Hay’ Ward
Sunset High plans Friday dance Snowfake Fling theme
Sunset High School sets a Friday 8 to 10 p.m. Christmas dance in the cafetorium titled Snowfake Fling. Sponsored by the Torch Bearers and Science Clubs, the event features Santa Claus and souvenir photographs for couples attending.
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Sunset High Selical
Sunset High School
Santa Claus
Easement Measured Along Linda Vista School Property
An easement spans 10 feet by 236 feet along the western boundary of Linda Vista School property from Hayward Airport to Via Coralla.
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Linda Vista School
Hayward
Via Coralla
Shorter Work Week Debated by California Panel
Los Angeles AP report shows Dr. Eugene Grabbe of Bunker-Ramo Corp urging a shorter work week to counter automation's impact. AFL CIO official White argues a three hour week may soon be insufficient, proposing longer vacations and earlier retirement to spread jobs. Tim Sampson suggests giving unemployed workers weekends at Lake Arrowhead for rest and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California Commission On Manpower, Automation and Technology
Eugene M. Grabbe
Grabbr
Bunker-Ramo Corp. International Computer Operations
White
Tim Sampson
Avalon Carver Center
Commission
Lake Arrowhead
Thief Tackled After Robbery At Whit Liquor Store
Five shots firedFailed attempt Morales, a 45 year old inmate, fled the counter at 13339 Latfing Road store with $18.50. A passerby tackled him and deputies arrived to recover some bills and prevent further harm. Morales is charged with armed robbery and remains in critical condition.
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Whittier
Sherrif
Mike Morales
County General
Steven G. Ferenc
Morales
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del Ray
DR Employe
Cops
Meen
Diamond Budal Fair
Foothill Blvd
Bayfair
San Kandya
New Oakland
Washington St
Rey
Greater Hayward Area
Fairway Park Center
Haymont Center
Huntwood Manor
Oliver Comers
Southgate Southland Superway
Tennyson Center
Vermont Center
Winton Center
Vin
Pasilver
San Leandro Home Improvement Center
Alvarado St
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