Silent Carpenter’s Revelation Strikes Chapel Dedication Night
A Santa Fe convent tale unfolds as Mother Magdalene learns the silent carpenter’s name Jose is the key to the new chapel. After a winter journey from Santa Fe to Albuquerque, the staircase rises in the unused chapel, gifting a miracle moment and a spoken first word from Manuela’s voice. The mystery man’s identity and the nighttime event unfold amid snow and devotion.
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Magdalene
Sebastian
Gar
Santa Fe
Sainte Chapelle
Paris
Albuquerque
Francis Louise
Mother Magdalene
Manuela
Furniture executive dies at 72 in Fremont obituary
Walter J. Connolly 72, who built a garage furnace repair into Connallys Home Furnishing, died Monday. He founded the Fremont store in 1945 and was active in Knights of Columbus, Kiwanis, and the Chamber. Survived by wife, two sons, four grandchildren. Mass Friday at St. Leonard's. entombment Holy Sepulchre. Memorials to charities preferred. Friends may call at Roses Mortuary after 1 pm tomorrow.
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Fremont
Walter J. Connolly
St. Leonard’s
Connolly
Cheatsy
Standard Oil Co
Connally
Fremont Blvd
Oakland
Knights of Columbus
Eugenio Pacelli Council
George C. Coit
Columbus
LDES
Mission San Jose
Fremont Kiwanis
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Fremont Elks Club
Fremont Chapel
Roses
Holy Sepulchre
Thanksgiving Dinner Plan by Swenson at Recreation Dept
Swenson, a two year veteran with the recreation department, will prepare a Mexican tray salad with cucumber onion orange avocado and an orange chili dressing. Mandarian chicken in four sweet and sour sauce will be served with eninehy beans and Japanese style string beans. Dessert includes Green Goobers from the San Leamiro Girls Club and drinks mix limeade vodka milk sugar and ice. Swenson uses a paper chart for duties while volunteers help with decorations and a live Christmas tree.
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Swenson
Recreation Department
Jean Estrella
Jan Raly
Minnesota
Oakland
Oakland Hall of Justice and Jail Project Planned
Oakland plans a 37-bed jail and courthouse on a two-block site between Washington Jefferson Sixth and Seventh streets in downtown. Estimated cost is 33 million dollars. An environmental impact report was filed for study and action. Architects urge closing Clay Street to connect jail and courthouse. Preliminary schematic drawings and models are prepared with May 1 target for board review.
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Oakland Hall of Justice
Oakland
Washington, Jefferson, Sixth
Seventh Streets
Oakland Center
Clay Street
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Hayward
Stocks Edge Higher on Open as Traders Return
Stocks push higher in early trading on the New York Stock Exchange as foreign markets and investors show cautious optimism. The market activity appears moderately brisk with buyers stepping in early.
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York
New York Stock Exchange
City approves creekside 31-unit apartments amid erosion worries
The council backed Smith Zaballos plans for a five building complex beside San Lorenzo Creek detailing erosion fears and the need for setbacks. Environmentalists and residents urged caution while supporters cited downtown revitalization and creek protection measures. Some officials pressed for public input before permit appeals.
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City Center
San Lareno Creek
Hayward
Jackith
Resti Zaballos & Sons
Gail Steele
Usel Creek
Hayward Firemen Rescue Trapped Goat From Abandoned Well
Firemen in Hayward rescued a goat trapped in a well above Overhill Drive. The well is about 29 feet deep with 10 feet of water. A nearby resident reported the incident as officials plan to check three or four other abandoned wells in the area.
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Hayward
Pat
Mission Boulevard
Mike Barbaro
Larne Goal
Fie Department
Berkeley auto dealer Lloyd Wise dies at 73
Lloyd A. Wise of Oakland, developer of the Downtown Center in Hayward and owner of a Berkeley area auto venture, died at his home. His firm Royal Properties continues work on renovations to the former WT Grant Store building at Foothill Boulevard and B Street. Wise, a Hayward booster, helped revitalize the downtown area. He is survived by his wife Leila and two daughters. A memorial service will be held at a local church on Feast tenary Day.
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Berkeley
Lloyd A. Wise
Oakland
Foothill Boulevard
B Street
Wt, Grant Store
Mr. Wise
Leila
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Cocca
Stuth County
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Steven
Sciénce
Florence Wabonne
Everson
Dunna Dejrates
Teresa Humphreys
Stanley Jansson
Guttasard
Robert Plowman
Tru
Belongioy
Davis Menikelte
Jota Myman
San Leandro
Ira Bennett
Blavor
Laken Dee
Sheriff's Department
Eden Township
Mary Ann Novak
San Lorena
Macnina
Tievision
Aff
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Joyce Converse
Diamond Ranch Market
Hesperian Blvd
Sar Lorenzo
Thott Auta
John F. Kurz
San Lorendo
Timothy James Vandebwlden
H. Holden
Picyela
Value
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Raydined Navarro
Bay Fale
Setureau
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Sita
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Pater Guareiro
Walter White
Niki
Fathe T. Etter
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Dee
Albany
Ore
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Helen Scales
Grote
Amian Degen
Resicanes
Joseph G. Vieira
Coleg Television
John Jefferson
Droken
Anna
Calien Ave
Esterday
Slas
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Kenneth Hall
Ltd
Edward J. Flathbon
Citizens Band
Barbara E. Evarfey
Portale Morse
John Z. Lawrence
ATV
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Valuna
LaVerne Forsyth
Jevilry
Worth Bastolen McMaay
James R. van Dyka
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Gary W. Meeks Sr
He Fravéiican Center
Warm Springs Blvd
Moray
Cantal Plumbing Co
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Groatn’s
Paseo Padre Parkway
Asion City
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Olague
Rousseau
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Cifrans Bene Vaaia Stojen
Medice! Chinis
Union City Inc
E St
Principality of Monaco
Casino of
Monte Carlo
Walter J, Connolly
San Leamiro
Dena Pai
Recreatios Iiment
Manne Howe
Paget
Sheridan
Oakes Drive
Alameda County
San Lorenzo Creek
Center
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B St
Alex
Botanical Garden
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Oakes
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Steele
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Cies
Toni Lucas
Royal Properties
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
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