Water Board Curbed In Castro Valley Sewer Action
CASTRO VALLEY The Pollution Board halted action until the Castro Valley Sanitary District’s sewer bypass overflows. The board ordered the district to install corrective devices and monitor for violations while noting the bypass serves only emergency flood conditions. Everett Weight, CV district manager, said the line is unused and does not threaten the Sac Laren zo Creek tributary. Oakland Scavenger Co. hired an engineer to study cannery waste treatment, with progress reports ordered.
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Castro Valley
UN Water Pollution Board
Castro Valley District
North Third St
Everett Weight
Larenzo Creek
Oakland Scavenger, Co
Decoto Driver Hits Train. One Arrested for Drunk Driving
Jose Miramontez, 33, escaped injury on Smith Street when his car slammed into a Southern Pacific freight train. He was treated at Fairmont Hospital for minor injuries then booked at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center for drunken driving. A Richmond couple in a second crash near Castro Valley suffered minor injuries. Gilbert Roybal and Stella Roybal were treated at Fairmont Hospital after their car collided with a tractor trailer at A Street and Dublin Boulevard.
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Jose Miramibotez
Tecoto
Southern Pacific
Smith St
Dublin
Castro Valley
Fairmont Hospital
Gilbert Roybal
Wie
Stella
Anc
Driv
Bilitz Joe
Whisenfurt
Menlo Park
Hospital Group Seeks Revision of Population Data
St Rose Hospital leaders travel to Sacramento to push revision of Alameda County population figures used by the state for Hill Burton building aid. Fr Dettenrieder leads the fund committee with Dr Carl Fussen to determine acceptable statistical data for next year. They note Southern Alameda County appears undercounted. Marin General’s matching funds issue also cited. The group expects state advisory council to reallocate unused Hill Burton funds at Berkeley meeting next month.
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St. Rose Hospital
Sacramento
Crit
Alameda County
St. Rose
Hill-Burton
Dertenricher
St. Rose Committee
Hill Burton Fund
Marin General Hospital
State Hospital Advisory Council
Berkeley
Dettentieder
Friden Honors 17 Haywardites at Company Dinner
SAN LEANDRO Seventeen residents of Hayward were among 271 Friden Inc employees honored at the annual Friden Award Club dinner at Castlewood Country Club. Pins were given for 10 13 and 20 years of service. three earned gold wrist watches. Hayward workers earning 15 year awards included Ethel Loveland Claude Robinson Joe Alexander Arthur Bayliss Charles Stacey Evelyn Mangio Frank Cortes. Ten year honorees from Hayward were Tom Heyward Gordon Payne Robert Watkins Anthony Mitchell Edward Sears Rose Rose Philly Darbo Maybell Bryden Tom Aldrich Jane Bill John Schmitz.
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San Leandro
Hayward
Friden, Inc
Friden
Castlewood Country Club
Ethel Loveland
Claude Robertson
Joe Alexander
Arthur Bayliss
Charles Stacey
Evelyn Mangio
Frank Cortes
Tom Heyward
Gordon Payne
Robert Watkins
Anthony Mitchell
Edward Sears
Rose Rose
Philly Darbo
Maybell Bryden
Tom Aldrich
Jane Bill
John Schmitz
Arson Case Set Monday In Hayward Court
Hayward Municipal Court will hear charges of arson against Lem Wickett owner of Pacific House Movers Co and former employee Richard Brundage 22 of San Leandro as Brundage pleads not guilty Brundage told deputies he was hired by Wickett to set fire to a house belonging to a former associate Iven Crow president of Crowr Construction Co Castro Valley the house stood idle at the Cherryland High School building site a move was planned
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Hayward
Cheverland
Richard Brundage
Fire Ave
San Leandro
Lem Wickett
Asquire Rid
Pacific House Movers Co
Brundage
Sheriff's Deputies
Wickett
Iven Crow
Crowr Construction Co
Castro Valley
Cherryland High School
Perils in Home Told Leandro Safety Unit
San Leandro safety council members highlighted home hazards in a luncheon talk by Miss Bohmansson and engineers from Kaiser Riverat Terday. The event promoted a new safety sign and stressed dangers from common items like cornstarch polish and the electric iron in everyday settings. Judge William McGuinness of Oakland Municipal Court will speak at the next meeting on January 17.
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San’ Leandro
Miss Bohmansson
Miss
Elsarby
Bill Jorgen- Bohmansson
Labsen
Walter A, Oratories, Inc
the Landauer
San Leandro
Washington Ave
Eastbay
National Safety Council
Wiliam McGuinness
Oakland Municipal
Hayward to Open Smith Calculating Center in January
Hayward will open Smith Calculating Center at 918 A Street with training facilities for IBM key punch Burroughs calculators and comptometers. The school aims to train 146 students and employ up to 200 staff, with instructors Mrs Bet Belo of Farnsworth Age and Mrs Winifred Johnson of Esser Ave San Lorenzo.
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Jean Smith
Oakland
IBM
Key Punch
Burroughs
Beth Belo
Farnsworth Age
Winifred Johnson
Esser Ave
San Lorenzo
Savings Firm Reports 1957 Growth Across Regions
First Savings and Loan Assn led by President Stuart Davis reported 1957 growth in assets from 47,466,416.72 to 336,383,669.85, a 19.21 percent rise. Accounts near 310 million grew 25.41 percent, from 38,687,458.25 to 48,517,255.26, while home loans climbed from 142,977,758 to 250,530,820, up 17.57 percent with reserves rising 18.18 percent.
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Department of First Savings and Loan Assn
Stuart Davis
San Leandro
Oakland
Berkeley
Alamieda
Walnut Creek
San Francisco
Kiwanis Club Provides Toy Supply to San Lorenzo Hospital
In Castro Valley area the San Lorenzo Kiwanis Club replenished the hospital pediatric toy chest with coloring books crayons small plastic toys and slates just before Christmas. Richard Cramer chairs the children's committee and Robert Morrill serves as club president. Earlier this year the club also supplied two portable television sets to the hospital floor.
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Castro Valley
San Lorenzo Kiwanis Club
den Hospital
Kiwanis
Richard Cramer
Robert Morrill
San Lorenzo Club
Storage Petition Denied by Board
San Leandro Ray Hubbard a contractor faced denial of a storage petition by the board. The action centers on the disputed petition and the board's ruling, with implications for the parties involved and local regulatory processes.
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SAN
County Board approves dehydrofreezing food process
In Washington the county commissioners reversed the county department report and endorsed a new food-preservation method called dehydrofreezing. The board required Hubbard to comply within six months, covering packaging storage and transport costs for several foods as part of the order.
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Winding Blvd
San Lrandro
Washington
Countyne Department
Hubbard Sixter
Beverly Wagner Funeral Planned for Milwau kee Native
Services for Beverly Janet Wagner 3 will be in Milwaukee Wisconsin, her hometown, while she died in an Oakland hospital during a visit here with sister Vivs Elten Krause of Castro Valley.
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Castro Valley
Beverly Janet Wagner
Milwaukee
Wis
Oakland Hospital
Vivs
Elten Krause
Castro Valey
Rites Slated for Orville Morphew
Funeral services are set for Orville M Morphew 153 28581 Eldridge Ave Hayward who died Tuesday in a Denver hospital after a heart attack He was Arkansas born worked as a pipe fitter for a Denver firm He was brother of Grady Morphew Alameda and uncle of Thames E Morphey Hayward Services from Pratt Flier Mortuary 1044 C St will be at 12 a m Rev Marvin Jost Huntwood Baptist church officiating Closing services will follow at Lone Tree Cemetery.
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Orville M. Morphew
Eldridge Ave
Hayward
Denver
Arkansas
Marvin Jost
Huntwood Baptist Church
Lone Tree Cemetery
Bainbridge Rites On Tap Monday
Charles Bainbridge 88 died yesterday at his home in San Lorenzo. Burial in Hayward will follow a Monday service at Sorensen Bros. Chapel, 1140 B Street. He was a former painter and contractor who lived in Berkeley before moving to San Lorenzo three years ago. Survivors include his wife Cide, step-sons Dan Austin San Lorenzo Ralph Austin Livermore and Lest Austin Oakland, sister Edith Hopkins El Monte, and eight grandchildren.
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San Lorenzo
Charles Bainbridge
Grant Ave
Sorensen Bros
St. Hayward
Mt. Eden Come
DeSoto
Bainbridge
Berkeley
Cide
Dan Austin
Ralph Austin
Livermore
Lest Austin
Oakland
Edith Hopkins
el Monte
Funeral arrangements for Russell Turner in California
Russell Turner 53 of 20965 Meekland Ave Hayward died yesterday in an Oakland hospital. Services 10:30 am Monday at Berkeley Hill Chapel 102 Shattuck Ave Berkeley. Burial Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno. Survivors include widow Marie two children Rosalind a sister Mrs Ack of San Francisco and brother Reese Turner of Phoenix Arizona. He was a member of Automotive Machinists Union Local 15.
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Russell Turner
Meekland Ave
Hayward
Berkeley Hill Chapel
Shattuck Ave
Berkeley
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Missouri
Union
Turner
Oakland
Marie
Rosalind
I ‘Ck
San. Francisco
Reese “Turner
Phoenix
Ariz
Rites Tomorrow For John Scott
John Scott carpenter and West Virginia native died yesterday in a local sanitarium. Survived by widow Ella D. Scott and children Edna Rawlins Helen Sorensen John Lin cer Evel Burkhart, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services 2 p m at Sorensen Bros Chapel followed by interment at Chapel of Memories.
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Castro Valley
Joan
Mabel Aye
Scott
West Virginia
Ella D. Scott
Edna Rawlins
Helen Sorensen
Woodside
John “Lincer
Denver
Evel Burkhart
Los Angeles
Lora Scott
Irene
Os Scott
Ohio
Ona’ Livingston
Oklahoma
Sorensen ~ Bros
Chapel of Memories
Bertha Lee Asche Services Monday in Hayward
Bertha Lee Asche 86 died Thursday in an Oakland hospital. Funeral service 1 p.m. Monday from Sorensen Bros. Chapel Hayward. Native of Norway she lived 11 years in Castro Valley after 25 years in Menlo Park. Widow of Frederic J. Asche she leaves daughters Bernice Sullivan Castro Valley Winifred Tangue Menlo Park and the late Olive Slosson Santa Cruz. Grandchildren John Lee Pierson San Francisco Frederic Teague Menlo Park Nas Winifred Adams Palo Alto and Margaret Lee Sullivan Castro Valley. Two great grand children remain. Closing services will be at Chapel of the Chimes Oakland.
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Castro Valley
Bertha Lee Asche
Oakland Hospital
Sorensen Bros. Chapel
St. Hayward
Norway
Asche
Menlo Park
Alana Rd
Frederic John Asche
Bernice Sullivan
Winifred Tangue
Menlo Parl
Olive
Slosson
Santa Cruz
Sheavas
John Lee Pierson
San Francisco
Frederic Teague
Menlal Park
Winifred Adams
Palo Alto
Marcot Lee Sullivan
Chapel of the Chimes
Oakland
Funeral for Lise Abelee Held in Castro Valley
Funeral services for Lise Abelee, a Sweden native who lived at 20004 Stanton Ave, Castro Valley, will be held Monday at Sorensen Bros. Chapel, 1140 B. She died yesterday at Oakland Hospital. Survivors include son Charles of Castro Valley, grandchildren James Abelee of Niles and Charlie Abelee of Burlingame, Fred Abelee and Marie Alves of Hayward, Fred Kane and Eana Gould of Oakland, fourteen great grandchildren, and three great-goulds.
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Castro “Valley
Lise Abelee
Castro Valley
Sorensen’ Bros
St. Hayward
Abélee
Sweden
Stanton Ave
Oakland Hospital
Charles
James- Abelee
Niles
Detective Nabs The Fleeing Burglary Scene
Three men from Russell City were held for questioning after a deputy chased their car when it jammed in mud while fleeing a burglary scene at Rubin D Algayo’s home. A portable radio was identified as belonging to Algayo, while bedding clothing and a typewriter were missing. A truckload of other appliances were found, and another burglary was reported at James R. Christian’s home with two shotguns and food.
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Russell City
Nick “Diaz
Monroe Ave
Oanuel Perez
Washington Ave
Jose ' Vi Solano
Fourth Ave
Rubin D.alguayo
Madison Ave
Thomas Houckins
Bill Williams
Alguaya
Vacation Play Programs Set in San Leandro
The San Leandro Recreation Department announces five playgrounds offering Christmas vacation programs of sports and crafts. Monday through Friday 1 pm to 4 pm, activities include paper crafts, foil trees, paper maids, pop sticks, and stenciling. Special events feature movies, roller skating, tournaments, games, excursions, and caroling at several playgrounds. Transportation provided by parents.
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Jefferson
Halcyon
Monroe
Dayton
Lew Gling
Corvallis
Madison
Lincoln Cleveland
Garfield
Ballarena
Queen Crowned Queen of Industry at Alameda Ball
Miss Winnie Ellis of Hayward crowned Alameda County and California Queen of Industry at Leamington coronation ball. She works at Bow and Bell Restaurant Oakland and won 184100 popularity votes as volunteers raised funds for the American Legion 40 and Eight child welfare fund. Supervisor Kent D Purser presented a trophy and tip to Hawaii. employer received a plaque.
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Winnie Ellis
Alameda County
California
Leamington Trotell
Ellis
Anette Ln
Hayward
Bow and Bell
Jack London Square
Oakland
The
American Legion
Hawai
Kent D. Purser
Handicapped Kids Feted by Lions in Ashland
Ashland Lions Club gave Sun Set School’s physically handicapped children a $500 equipment gift. A Lions committee led by Monte Moore, Dave Beeby and Troy Sedte visited the school and recommended equipment purchase as the year’s major project. Joy Borba is club president.
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Ashland
Lions Club
Sunset
Monte Moore
Dave Beeby
Troy Sedte
Joy Borba
Two Decoto Youths Sentenced at Santa Rita Court
In San Leandro two Decoto youths faced sentences for driving without licenses. Lester Lee Castro, 18, of 13 Figath Street, received a five day sentence after paying traffic fines. Trejo Benjamin Rocha, 18, of 12 14th BR, serves one day. Both were charged with operating a car without a driver's license.
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San Leandro
Decoto
Santa Rita
Gerald P. Connitt
Lester Lee Castro
Figath St
Trejo Benjamin Rocha
Ashland Unit Seeks Yes Vote in San Leandro Annexation
Ashland unit's third bulletin canvasses 7007 homes urging a yes vote on San Leandro annexation. It rebuts anti annexation claims citing 2712 petitions and notes many signers are absentee investors. It calls residents to reassess taxes insurance and utility advantages and requests accounting of funds received by the committee.
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San Leandro
Ashland
Aly
Isrour
Pultetin
Plans Sent to State for Centerville Oliveira School
Preliminary plans for Centerville School District's Oliveira School have been sent to Sacramento for review. The district expects about 200 pupils this fall with enrollment over 1900 across three schools. builders seek a July 1, 1958 opening for the first unit as the project aims to serve up to 5000 children.
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Eremont
Centerville
Oliveira
Sacramento
Anthony Salcedo
Hale and Great
Jacobsohn
Luna Ave
Sho Plars
Ashland
Iion
Maroney
California Weather Summary From San Francisco Perspective
A storm moving into Northern and Central California from the ocean is expected to bring rain to the entire area by tonight. Showers and cooler weather are forecast for Sunday. Heavy rainfall occurred on the extreme North Coast with Eureka reporting 1.0 inches and Crescent City 2.99 inches. other areas saw smaller amounts. Coastal winds were southerly from Monterey northward with speeds up to 30 mph. small craft warnings were issued from Point Sur to San Francisco. Temperatures varied little from Friday with 64 degrees noted as a warm spot. most desert seas ranged 60 to 74, while northern coast valleys were 40 to 63. Low temperatures this morning were slightly lower in Southern California and unchanged or slightly higher elsewhere.
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San
Francisco
California
San Francisco
Sacramento
Eureka
Loy
Cresent City
Monterey
Point Sur
Facilities Will Stay Open at Livermore High School
Livermore High School recreation facilities will remain open during Christmas vacation. The gym will be open 9 am to 7 pm daily December 28 through January 3, with early closures on December 31 and January 4 at 2 pm. The district office and recreation facilities will be closed on Christmas and New Year’s Day.
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Livermore
Livermoregh School
Reather
Aim
Frank Lucchesi Receives Dump Covering Variance
Frank Lucchesi operator of Frank's Dump on Russell City Road was granted a variance by the County Supervisors to cover the face of the dump every 12 days instead of weekly. He argued that more frequent covering is economically impractical due to operations near Lockhaven and Agua County.
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The
Daily Review, Inc
Peet
Hayward
Salifornia
Calif
Daily Review
Er Cope
Agua Couey
Frank Lucchesi
Lockhaven
Frank
Russell City Road
Centerville
Bureau
Lucchesi
Quito College Receives Rockefeller Grant for Expansion
Quito College in Quito Ecuador through Central University has secured a 300 208 Rockefeller Foundation grant to strengthen and enlarge its agronomy and veterinary science facilities.
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Quito
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Abraham Kofman
Guiety
Matt Plath
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Smith Calculating Center
Golden Age Club
Salvation Army
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Leona Breakey
Sycamore Ave
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170Th Ave
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Sandy
Beverly Wagner
Orville
John Scott
VFW
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