Fair FFA Livestock Winners Announced
Pleasanton officials today announced winners of the Future Farmers of America livestock competition by city. Fremont led with firsts for Lemas Oliviera Orsetti Goeracker Preszler Salter and thirds for Silvey Overacker. Castro Valley and Pleasanton officials reported multiple firsts seconds and thirds across categories and noted an adjourned meeting to discuss the Unification Study with Dr Theodore L. Reller from UC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Future
Farmers of America
Fremont
Larry Lemas
Ron Oliviera
Paul Orsetti
Mike Goeracker
Bob Preszler
LeRoy Salter
Mike Overacker
Nee Pleasanton
Ralph Butchko
Floyd O-Gin
Ferguson
Tim Hansen
Gary Lar
Christensen Lane
Frank Watson
Frank Ziemer
Allan Petersdorf
Ralph
Butchko
Ken
Godfrey
Theodore L. Reller
Kenneth Godfrey
Gary
University of California
Larsen
Kiwanis Interclub Meeting Set With Newark Guests
Kiwanis Club schedules an inter club dinner at Villa Lorenzo at 7 pm tomorrow with Newark Kiwanis Club as visitors. Chuck Cline of the Oakland Kiwanis Club will speak on Brazil and show movies and slides.
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Lorenzo — Village Kiwanis Club
Newark Kiwanis J Club
Tomor Jrrow
Villa Lorenzo
Chuck Cline
Oakland Kiwanis Club
Cline
Brazil
Area Winners Listed in Fair Flower Show
Pleasanton officials announced first winners in the amateur tyre division at the County Fair Flower Show. Names include Evelyn Shapland for Castro Valley and Mary S. Francis for Fremont, with several other residents from Hayward Livermore Niles and nearby areas receiving recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Aay
County Fair
Castro Valley
Evelyn Shapland
Peter .Guerich
Feed. Wesby
John Magget
Garden Club
Fremont
Mary S. Francis
Velma
Lewis
Hayward
Dorothy Bayliss
Orland Kent
Bessie Matala
C. W. Carter
John F. Hoon
A. E. MacKay
Eva Cunningham
Livermore
Jack
Pleasanton Fair Dash Sees 260000 Attend Day Two
Pleasanton fair officials report over 260000 visitors by day eight of the county fair with more than 400000 expected through the 14 day festival. The Shetland Pony show drew 3000 and morning parade results list numerous parade winners across drums, drill teams, floats, and horse events led by Pleasanton participants and regional groups.
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Pleasanton
Green Dragon
Santa Clara
Stockton
Ind
Liquor Consumption in 1957 Reaches 212 Million Gallons
New figures show Americans consumed 212,073,384 gallons of distilled alcoholic beverages in 1957, down from 215,225,285 gallons the prior year. Per capita consumption averaged 1.25 gallons.
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Bentent
Glenn Andrade
Allen Lemas
Swayward
Wayne Campos
Buddy Edner
Ronald Enos
Ron Ferry
Andy Gutierrez
Don Jess
Wayne Medina
Alfred Paulsen
Arnold Silvey
Chris Silvey
Jim Yeager
Budley Edner
Richard Timm
Lvermore
Bob Frick
Gordon Johnson
Dick Kiely
Leo Murray
Mike Murray
Ken Walsted
Bill Brittain
Patlyarejel
Wilbert
Kiwanis
A. Simonsen
Soroptimist Club of
Rainbow Girls
San Leandro
Alameda’ County
American Begonia’ Society
Sanol — Caral i Quinn
Bee ‘ther B._ Silver
San Francisco
San
Francisco
Riverbank ‘Recreation’ Dept
Nancy
San Lorenzo Strutters
Mona Rae
Morgan
Gail Ledger
Storkton
YMI
Diane ‘Shelton
Patty
Patter
Napa Native Sons
Juan Batista
Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce
Valley Girls Scouts
South County
Valley Mortar Lines
Twin Valley Distributors Agency
Niles Sportsmen Club
Parado
Mission
San * Jose
V.E.W
Eldo Finely
Ist
Leroy Sipe
Oaksdale
Eldo ‘Finley
Elde Finley
Troi
de Grassi
Albany
Eldo Finley
Frank de Grassi
George Kirschner
Sunnyvale
Marria
Wallen
Petaluma
Kay Sipe
Oakdale
Sulky
Truelock
Clements
Red MacDonald
Berkeley
Nina Watson
Wilhma Jones
Silvermount
Monte Morton
Cheryl- Ann Green
Martinez
Hay
Eterna
Aus
Westinghouse Toaster
Frypan
Stu
General Electric
Cues
Royalite
Ws Cieaner
Inneresprine
Formica
Sporting Goods
Electric Shaver Schick
Varsity
Remington
Norelco
Sunbeam
Schick
VOIT
Dacron
Jsne
Axe
Lues
Bamboo Sha
Peel
Delta
Bonn
Lawrence
Westclox Sportsman
Jon E
Ieee
Penn
Briggs & Stratton
Rose Point
Tarra Cotta
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