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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1956
Page
13
Irvington Businessmen Association learns the eight by twelve foot flag is in a storage room after Walt Roethlin presents a bill in his cafe. The misadventure unfolds amid local humor including Santa Claus popularity and a 4-H All Star honor in Alameda County.
Bay City bids opened for an incorporation attempt in Bay area spanning Cestra Valley San Lorenzo San Leandra and Hayward with a projected flood control project valued around 374000 to 49000. Supervisor Brande Eun opposed the notice while Gerald Cochran leads the effort. The Long dispute over the Treeview annex and related bond issue continues amid repeated notices and legal actions.
Two damage actions totaling 100000 sue Alameda County and the county fair association. Plaintiffs William Barrett of Santa Barbara and Charles Thompson of Oakland claim Barretts two year old filly Lattego ridden by Thompson was injured when a temporary wooden ceiling protruded onto the track at the Alameda fairgrounds during a June trial run. Barrett and Thompson seek 50000 each alleging careless maintenance of the track.
About 3 000 acres in Fremont Washington township are offered for industrial development. The survey by Washington Township Industries Incorporated cites 17 firms employing 10 730 workers with $18 million annual payroll and $72 million in sales. Area covers Union City Alvarado Decoto and Fremont districts including Centerville Mission San Jose Warm Springs Niles Irvington and Newark.
The Palma Ceia Christmas decorating contest announced winners for multiple categories. First prize of 25 dollars went to R H Brine at 27758 LaPorte with a 23 dollar prize shared among Sebastian Way residents for a four-house display. Other prizes included a grand 850 dollars split among two homes at 8685 Sebastian Way and 27647 Miami Street. Judges were Richard Scolari, Ray Coates, and James Klingensmith.
Fremont announces district wide holiday activities planned by Dr. Harold Schoenfeld. Programs include basketball tournaments for grades five and six at 1 a.m. and seven and eight at 1 a.m. Dec 12 through 28 at Barnare and Decoto schools with other events at Hillview Crest and Castro Valley venues.
BERKELEY A sailor and a companion pleaded guilty to auto theft and admitted beating and robbing Richard J Haller UC student activities director. They were arrested in Haller's stolen car in San Leandro with John T Guard a juvenile onboard. The case was certified to Superior Court with one junior offender slated for juvenile court.
Alameda County Sheriff H P Gleason and Hayward Chief George Forth announce the adoption of a Law Enforcement Code of Ethics by city and county agencies. Drafted by the Peace Officers Research Association of California, the code outlines duties to the public, restraint, honesty, and service. It aims to professionalize law enforcement statewide, with widespread adoption by police and sheriff departments.
Santa Claus arrives from the North Pole to Glenmoor Gardens in Fremont on Saturday at 1 15 PM landing at Centerville airport. He will host a 1 1 2 hour session in the Glenmoor Garden parking lot and preside over the annual Glenmoor Merchants Association party for area children with local volunteers assisting.
Fremont Planning Director Dick Willsinson invited by Irvington businessmen to discuss subsidiary and access roads. Bill Humpert says reducing Highway 1 congestion via east and west side roads near Irvington and Alvarado could help. Annual Christmas party planned at Eagles Hall in Alvarado with members and families attending.
Hayward city employees may receive a five percent across the board raise with the Public Works and Manning directors proposed at 5 percent for all, while the council delays decision to January 8 to study the budget. The plan would cost about $3,000 monthly versus $6,000 for the higher proposal, and budget constraints cited by City Manager S. D. Smith.
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