Field Trips For Newark Kids Set This Month
Newark youngsters can join two city recreation trips this July. A zoo visit on July 18 is limited to 40 Kiddies Klub members with a 25 cent transport fee and 10 cents for lunch. signup slips available July 1 to July 16 with departure at 9 30 a m from E L Musick School. A second trip for non participants will be arranged, plus an earlier July 11 nature hike to East Bay Regional Park for ages 10 14 with a 35 cent fee and bring your own lunch. signup closes July 9.
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Newark
City Recreation Dept
Zoo
Mel Nunes
Eest Bay
Probation Granted in Coast Counties Check Case
Roy E. Sowell, 56, of Hayward, president of the defunct Coast Counties Installation Co., San Rafael, was placed on three years probation for issuing worthless checks. Two other officers were named in the complaint. Sowell pleaded guilty to a $75 cash and a $126 check against Peoples Drugs, San Lorenzo, and US Market, Hesperian Elva. He surrendered June 10 before Municipal Judge T. Le Foley, claiming there was money in the company account.
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Coast Counties Installation Co
San Rafael
Roy E. Sowell
Pulaski Dr
Hayward
Sowell
T. le Foley
People's Drugs
San Lorenzo
Hesperian Elva
Court Action Faces Mother and Sobrante
Esther Martin, 23, charged with attempted robbery at a Hayward service station, to appear Sept 25 at 2 for a preliminary hearing in Hayward Municipal Court. Free on $2000 bail. Judge William H. Gale to hear case after police reports.
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Hayward
Esther Martin
David W. Firth
William Moses
Martin
Innocent Plea By Itinerant Worker Charged At Fairmont Hospital
Roy Stacy, 54, formerly serving for vagrancy, pleaded innocent in a Wednesday hearing after a failed work party assignment at Fairmont Hospital. Hayward Municipal Judge T L Foley set a Monday preliminary hearing. Stacy, with no fixed address, was scheduled for Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center on June 35 and was last seen while at the hospital on June 19. Authorities tracked him after he asked a man for train times along Sap Leandro road. that man, Reserve Officer Beverly Bunting, then arranged a trip to San Leandro Police Station.
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Fairmont Hospital
Hayward
T. L. Foley
Roy Stacy
Stacey
Santa Rita
Leandro R
Summer dance at WUHS tomorrow schedules first of five
Fremont The first summer high school dance will be held at Washington Union High School from 8 to 11 p.m. tomorrow. The event, in the girls gymnasiums, is the opening of a five‑week series supervised by Wayne Scholl. Admission is 50 cents. only WUHS students with student body cards admitted. dress is sports clothes.
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Fremont
Washington Union High School
Wayne Scholl
WUHS
Scholl
Recreation Report Due
Fremont recreation commission will discuss a general recreation survey at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Recreation Director Don Driggs will present a draft survey based on planning standards adopted by commissioners. The report covers site descriptions and discussions of Fremont areas for recreation park development and city development recommendations. Sites visited include Gallegos estate, Vallejo mill site, Niles Canyon, quarries, Bailey property, Hidden Valley and Linda Vista Parks, Mission Peak, and Coyote Hills.
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Fremont
Fremont Recreation Commission
Don Driggs
Legion Post Names State Nominees for Fremont Election
American Legion Post 195 of Washington Township submits nominees for the Fremont election to be held Wednesday. Names include Albert L. Hanlin commander Kenneth D. Steadman first vice commander Joseph R. Nunes second vice commander Robert I. Anderson past commander Marston C. Cassell chaplain Frank X Vest adjutant finance officer Jack K Pool assistant adjutant James K. McKernan sergeant at arms Manuel Swartz assistant sergeant at arms Clifford Rogers historian and Frank X Vest judge advocate. Executive Committee members are Wanlin Vest Steadman Nunes Frank R Mennonca Swartz and Sam G. Scott.
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Manuel , Swartz
Clifford
Army Sinkers Not for Dunking in Japan
In Zama Japan soldiers turn waste paper into 25 pound doughnut shaped pulp snacks. A Japanese contractor provides the machinery that mashes paper into pulp, presses out water, then dries and cooks it into ten pound sheets sold on the local market.
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Zama
Japan
US. Army
Cocoa bean exports fall in Brazil in 1957
Brazil exported 241.802 million pounds of cocoa beans in 1957, down 12.8 percent from 1956, according to trade data. The figures show a substantial drop in cacao shipments as Brazil's cacao industry faced lower overseas demand.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Prizes at Fairyland for three millionth visitor
The three millionth visitor to Fairyland at Lakeside Park Oakland will pass through the Old Woman's Shoe on Wednesday. Prizes will be awarded by Julie Wakefield the six year old queen of Fairyland, Helen Kennedy president of the Advertising Club of Oakland, Clyde Woolridge Lake Merritt Breakfast Club, Clarence Miner Oakland Park commission chairman, and William Penn Mott Jr. parks superintendent. A lifetime pass to Fairyland will be awarded. A framed montage and photograph of the three millionth with civic dignitaries will be presented.
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Oakland Park
Lakeside Park
Oakland
Julie Wakefield
Helen A. Kennedy
The
Vertising Club of
Fairyland
Clyde Woolridge
Lake’ Merritt
Breakfast Club
Clarence
A. Miner
Oakland Park ‘Commission
Julie
Willian Penn Mott Jr
Clifford E. Rishell
Park Commission
Wiley Heads Hillhoppers in Hayward Jeep Club
Carl Wiley becomes president of Hi ppoers Jeep Club succeeding Tom Whitley named Jeepmaster. Jane Weidner elected secretary Claude Baggett vice president and treasurer. Installation occurred at Crow Canyon Chateau dinner dance. A film show in Livermore promotes club and the July 26 27 Georgetown State Jeep Jamboree with a back country run to Lake Tahoe via Rubicon Springs.
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Carl Wiley
Muir St
Hayward
Hippers Jeep Clb
Tom Whitley
Jane Weidner
Soto ‘Ra
Claude Baggett
Dent
State Meet On Freeway Monday
Fremont residents and local officials attend a State Division of Highways meeting at 3 p.m. Monday in San Francisco to discuss four proposed routes for the Dumbarton freeway linking the Dumbarton bridge with Highway 9 near Niles. Officials expect to express a preference at the session.
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Fremont
Dumbartoc
State Division of Highways
Oak S1
San Francisco
Dumbarton Bridge
Niles
Leandro Firm Wins Contract for Army Trailer Work
Leandro Firm of San Leandro wins a contract totaling 1,567,198 to be administered by the San Francisco Ordnance District. Standard Trailer Co of 415 Park St gets 25,124 for semi-trailers for the Army Tank Automotive Command. The deal signed by Jack T. Bill, partners. District office at 1515 Clay St Oakland procures defense items for the Armed Forces and related work.
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San Leandro
San Francisco Ordnance, Dist
John M. Stark
Standard Trailer Co
Park St
Army Ordnance Tank Automotive Command
Jack T. Bill
Corking Party Missed by One at Canada Dry Ball
A guest at the Canada Dry Ball won a one gallon bottle of whiskey as a two door prize. A hotel waiter poured drinks at the guest’s table and a Newark bill for $6.66 arrived. The City Recreation Dept sponsors the recreation program with no formal team directors. First meeting set at I. A. Briller School baseball diamond.
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Hong Kong
Canada
Newark
Jal Ra
Fen
Corriage
Mel Nunes
I. A. Briller
Dream of breaking gas meter leads to self-report
Unemployed laborer John William Ashworth, 42, in Leeds or Fremont area, believed a dream showed him breaking a gas meter during heavy drinking. He investigated at a convent cellar and found two shillings missing. He turned himself in to planning commission. The city court dropped charges after he admitted the offset, with a July 14 commission review planned.
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Leeds
England
UPI
John William Ashworth
Ash
Fremont
Tral Business
Ities
Dick Wwilken- Ashworth
Sion
Castro Valley Library Plans Special Activity Room
Castro Valley plans a special activity room as part of the proposed library. The Library Advisory Committee aims to limit the room to 100 people with 700 square feet, smaller than a typical classroom. Local groups may use it for art displays, parent groups, nursery school activities, book reviews, reading clubs, and political study discussions. Contact John Stevens at LU-2-8330. A topo survey request was urged to the County director of public works for the site at 20055 Redwood Rd.
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Castro Valley
Castro ‘Valley
John’ Stevens
Public, Works
Redwood Rd
Whispers Spark Senate Plea for Public Address System
Washington reports that Sen. Alexander Wiley proposes a public address system in the Senate to overcome whispering and muffled remarks in the chamber. The piece notes many senators speak softly or are hard to hear in galleries, with Johnson and Smith among those affected.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Alexander Smith
R-N. J
Thomas E. Martin
A-lown
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Wiley
Johnson
Nanette Fabray Sues for Crash
Hollywood actress Nanette Fabray 34 filed a Superior Court suit seeking 101200 damages for injuries from an auto crash last April 16. Attorney Irving H Green represents Fabray and her husband Ronald MacDougall 43 in the action against lamp and shade businessman Peter Liotes.
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UPI
Nanette Fabray
Irving H. Green
Miss Fabray
Ronald, MacDougall
Peter 3
von ‘Liotes
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