All Officers But One Reelected By San Lorenzo Masonic Lodge
The San Lorenzo Masonic Lodge reelected all but one officer for the 1951 term at its annual meeting in Hayward. Junior Warden William Word relinquished his post. Charles Sedany elected Senior Deacon. Will Word’s replacement was staged to maintain continuity. officers were reaffirmed for the next year and will be installed after a potluck dinner at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Masonic Lodge
Evo Lodge No. TO
Masonic Temple
Hayford
Willian Word
Fairbanks
Alaska
Transocean Air Lines
Charles Sedany
Edward Wil
Alameda County
Masaic
Wall
Seni
William Dewey
Charles Sedam
Cyril Stevens
Julian Poole
Otis Glassrack
Cris Burkalder
Lintard Hunter
William Ward
Woodward Batterson
Floyd Miller
Tyler Lawrence
Miler
Bourland
Will
Word
Hayward
Tarakai
Rent controls extended in Alameda County cities
A San Francisco Housing Expeditor release shows only Hayward remains decontrolled in Alameda County. The extension keeps existing rent controls in effect in several cities including San Francisco Burlingame San Marin Redwood City South San Francisco Belmont Daly City San Jose Santa Clara and Walnut Creek, until the March 34 19XX deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Hayward
Congress
San Francisco
Burlingame
San Marin
Redwood City
South San Francisco
Belmont
Daly City
A Aes
San Jose
Samia
Walnut Creek
Bonded Delivery Service Starts in Hayward Area
Vernon Shanklin launches Shanklin's Bonded Delivery, serving local residents with small truck and large van from 173rd Avenue. Two drivers Cay Dudley and Rob Austin handle pickups and deliveries amid a family-run operation dating back to 1943. Mary Shanklin manages the firm’s secretariat as the couple raises three children Bernie 7 Paulette 5 and another child.
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Hayward
Vernon Shanklin
173Rd Avenue
Shanklin
Enston i
Ser~vice
Cay] Dudley
Rob Austin
Whs Win
U. Navy
Chil Chiecomtre Valley
Mary
Bernie
Ashland School
Paulette
Highlands Library to Close Tomorrow by County Supervisors
Highlands Library branch of Alameda County library will close after tomorrow per county board action Tuesday. Service will shift to a bookmobile, following a yearlong experiment. County librarian Dorothy F. Roberts cited proven efficiency of bookmobile service. attendant Ethel Cochran resigned to relocate to Shasta County.
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Hayward
Alamedy
Lamonow
Aclimn
County Board of Supervisors
Wea
Dorothy F. Roberts
Brtler
Ethel Cochram
Shasta County
Moberts
California Counties Urge 2642 Miles Of County Road Work
Salinas California central coast highway committee chair Salinas announced today that 18 counties face construction needs totaling 2642 miles of county roads and highways plus bridges, costing 3 695 639 over ten years. The plan breaks down by system with 642 miles for county roads and highways and 31k miles for secondary roads, totaling 259 miles and 17 476 200 in needed funding.
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Califirnia Central
Coumly
EL Attench
Salinas
California State
Chamber of Commerce
Central
Coast Highway Committee
Channels for Educational TV Major American School Concern
Alameda County superintendent Dr Seidel cites education TV as a major concern for American schools. He testifies in Washington on equity for rural and suburban students, noting half of California pupils attend distant districts and many will work in cities. TV could link students, teachers, and parents and spread master teaching economically.
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Vaughn
D.ides
Washington, D.C
California
Federal Communications Commission
Nedel
Commission
Dr. Seidel
Philadelphia
Ional
Jan Nglon
D.C
Rezoning Hearing Set for Jan 9 on Kelly Street
Hayward planning commission set a public hearing for January 9 to consider rezoning two parcels on Kelly Street from low density residential to higher density use. The move follows opposition to two fast forming permits and a broader review of land use along the entire street. Chester Barger seeks permission to operate a guest home for the aged at 2536 Kelly, while a local church plans to develop property on Kelly Street. Both proposals conflict with current zoning annexed to the area.
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Kelly Street
Hayward
Chester Barger
Kelly
Kelly Term
Largest Group of New Kiwanis Inductees at San Lorenzo Village
Nine new Kiwanians were inducted at a San Lorenzo Village dinner led by Emil Schaeperen. The event drew about 70 Kiwanians and guests, with plans for two more inductees in coming weeks as the Lorenzo Village club targets 30 members in 1950.
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Kawaris Club
San Lorenzo Village
Phinalta
Emil Schaeperen
Newlake Kiwanis Club
Oakland
William Burke
Wes Missinger
Don Wycoll
Ted Gilbert
Ray Hasek
al Wiedemann
Wallace Hennecke
Ralph Mohr
Jim Singleton
Kwanis Club
Lorenzo Village
Willis
Eleel Sherwood Nichol
Will
A. J. “Ahvis Christensen
Selkiegelen
Morgan Andumun
Chester “Chest” Gally
Grand Lake Club
Reutenant
California-Neviada
Kinyanis
Mred Sisiemann
Berkeley
Oakland Kiwanis Club
Kislemann
Kiwanis International
Acraneett
Anderson
Dotty
Vallety
Eastbay Area
Liberty Street
San Feandro
Margie Janet
Via Media
Ronnie Jefferies
Avenue
Lee Houck
Alge
San Leandro
Allocation For Fairgrounds Restaurant And State Projects
State public works board approved 3,325,000 in grants for a restaurant at Alameda County Fair, UC San Francisco dental clinic, and equipment for Agnews State Hospital buildings. Increased costs necessitated an additional 515,000 for the dental clinic.
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Exporn
University of California Dental Clinic
San Francisco
Line Alameda
County Fair Ab
Agnew State Hospital
State Public Works Board
Denital
EBMUD approves Streamliné Annexation Charge Changes
East Bay Municipal Utility District announces a simplified annexation fee schedule starting January 16. Louis J. Breuner, president, says charges cover filing 160 dollars per proceeding 3 dollars per parcel and 3 per acre or fraction, with exemptions for certain areas and agencies.
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East Bay
Tribulion
Grand Opening Climax At Washnatch Shopping Center
San Loreno merchants wrap up a month long grand opening with a Saturday prize event featuring an all expense paid week long Palm Springs vacation for two, a $100 war bond, and a new bicycle. Local performers from San Lorzo Village Strullers will entertain on the parking lot between prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fl Rancho
Palm Springs
Western Air Lines
Oakland
Los Angeles
Shadow Club
Gelstan Judah
San Francisco
Philco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haywards
Bank of America
Bank of America Christmas Club
Wien
Aia
Taye
Highlands Library
Raine
Naeem
Merian Rich
Castro Street
Miss Rich
Kelly Hill
MiKeever Court
Lloyd Chamberlain
Heynolds and
Chamber
McKeever
Oo Menbers
Robert N. Bird
Richard Court
Planning Commission
Mississippi Valley
Nules
National Geographic
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s
EBMUD
Egmar Baid
Washnatch Shopping Center
University Medical School
Pleasanton
England
Gyremari
FORD
Plymouth
Aero
Chrysler
Royal Sedan
William E. Clarke
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