Ways To Stretch Your Dollars In Hard Times
Government expert tips from Washington offer practical ideas to trim living costs in the major area. Emphasizes bargain hunting, meal planning, and using leftovers, with advice on per serving cost, meat trimming, cheaper beef cuts, and substitutions. Also suggests buying cereals, canned goods, and fresh produce strategically, and hints at future tips on clothing savings.
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Felix Cotten Washington
Ims
Clead
Trucking Firm Use Permit Denial Nears City Council Review
Newark planners denied Silvey Transportation Co a use permit to move a truck terminal to a 16 acre site at Smith Ave and Cedar Rd decision 4 3 citing anticipated truck noise would hinder nearby residential development council review slated at Sycamore Hall meeting tomorrow. Beutke zoning request for Sycamore Gardens postponed awaiting further action next fall on industrial zoning ordinance.
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Newark
Silvey Transportation Co
Hayward
Leonard
Silvey
Smith Ave
Cedar Rd
Sycamore Hall
F. O. Beutke
Sye‘amore Gardens
Fremont Township Sheriff Card Party Sets Fund Drive
The Sheriff's Reserve will hold its annual card party at 2 p.m. Sunday at Washington Union High School to fund a youth gun safety program and shooting range. Chairman LL Lewis leads the event with assistance from Pete Nunes and committee members Adolph Rose Le Roy Gomes Martin Flores and William Roberts.
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Fremont
Washington
Township
Sheriffs Reserve
Washington Union High School
Lewis
Pete Nunes
Adolph Rose
LeRoy Gomes
Martin Tlores
William Roberts
Influx of New Residents Puts California On Spot
Sacramento reports California gains 1560 new residents daily with 510 filling overcrowded public schools. Population reaches 74,160,000 by July 1, up 3.57 million since 1950. state could gain five more House seats if reapportionment matched 1950. 940 leave daily. births exceed deaths by 600. Projection suggests 15.86 million by 1980 and possibly 18 million before 1980 census if trends continue.
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Sacramento
California
State Department of Finance
Golden State
Merchants debate 6000 bus line funding and route changes
Hayward merchants urged a $6000 infusion for the Brit H. Miller Transit to serve Schafer Park and Palma Ceia. A noon luncheon at Green Shutter Hotel set forth five options including extending service to A Street Foothill and Coe, higher fares, city operation, token validation, and private subsidies. Opinions split. extension and subsidies draw support, while Miller warns extends add 10 minutes and requires PUC approval.
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Bob Jones
Hayward
Brit H. Miller
James
Schafer Park
Palma iCeia
D. Smith
Miller
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Green Shutter Hotel
Library Park
Foothill Blvd
Coe
Smith
Hayward Strip
Public ‘Utilities Commission
Watkins
Dirict
Capwel's Dept
Peple
Jude” San
Palma Ceia
Case Continued In Child Stealing Case Involving McCree
McCree, a California Highway Department employee, is charged with stealing four year old Pamela Ghormley from her home and keeping her overnight. She was found unharmed the next day in South San Francisco. A continuance to July 26 was granted yesterday by Judge Hugh A. Tye to allow time for his attorney William Roberts to study the case. McCree is held in custody in lieu of 3000 dollars bond.
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Stockton
California Highway Dept
Budget Taxes Remain and Rhodes Refuses Speaking Invitation
Newark budgets face steady taxes while hospital chief Paul Rhodes refuses to address the Eden Citizens Advisory Committee. He will speak to individuals but not to the committee, calling it a rubber stamp for the board majority. In Newark, Nails defends the 49 cent per $100 assessed valuation rate as final, with a tentative operating budget around 289000 dollars. Oakland council considers budget cuts and a symposium on drug treatment at Highland Hospital, while limiting police expansion and planning hires later in the year.
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Cartho Valley
Eden Hospital
Paul Rhodes
Rhodes
Eden Citizens Advisory Committee
Marvin) Richardson
Newark
Tate
Nails
Nail
Oakland
Bay City
Johnsleave
Highland Hospital
Ail
Stubbornfoot
Cimen
Raymond K
Wgee Works Department
Englewood
Charles
Ormond
Nursery School Picnic Set Sunday at Hayward Park
SAN LORENZO San Lorenzo Ashland Avenue nursery school announces a farewell picnic for children and families Sunday at 11 a.m. at Hayward Airport Park. Director Frances Sherman will greet attendees as children begin Kindergarten in September. Openings remain for children 82 months and older. contact Mildred Jaeger or call Mrs. Victor D. Rosen at BL 1-2688 for information.
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San Lorenzo
San Lourenzo
Ashland Ave
Hayward Airport Park
Scee
Frances Sherman
Septeber
Mildred Jaeger
Victor D. Rosen
Local man guilty on bogus checks in Hayward area
Roneld Mosegaard, a Hayward area rancher, was found guilty in municipal court of issuing worthless checks for fruit harvesting wages. He received three years probation and was ordered to pay 1578.18 in bad checks, blaming a Santa Clara packing firm which he says failed to honor the payments. He is suing the company.
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San Leandro
Hayward
Roneld
Mosegaard
Youth Drowns in Yosemite Mishap near Merced River
Thomas Sheridan Mathew 1 of Los Angeles drowned while wading the swift Merced River near Vernal Falls Bridge Trail in Yosemite National Park. Chief Ranger Oscar Sedegren said he camped in the area with companions Edward Maloney and James Turner, also of Los Angeles. The trio crossed the river during a hike to fetch water when Mathew lost footing and disappeared under the water.
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Yosemite
California
Merced
Vernal Falls
Bridge Trail
Yosemite National Park
Thomas Sheri
Dan Mathew
Los Angeles
Oscar Sedegren
Mathew
Edward M. Maloney
James Turner
Young Ladies Unit Car Wash Fire Damages San Leandro Site
A tire fire at a car wash operated by the Young Ladies Unit caused $300 in damage. The blaze started in a closet near Wilbur Silvera's home on First Ave and spread to clothing. Investigators say a space heater was involved and the incident occurred during the planned 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. event at the Mobiles station on Hill Boulevard next Saturday.
Cathers Sentenced for Domestic Shooting in San Leandro
Joseph A. Cathers, 60, of 1272 144th Ave, was sentenced to 60 days in county jail and placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to brandishing a deadly weapon. He fired two shots at his wife Arlene after an argument on June 28 and threatened their 10-year-old daughter Shirley Ann, as she testified.
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San Leandro
Dudge
Joseph Schenone
Joseph A. Cathers
Cathers
144Th Ave
Cathersn
Arlene
Shirley Ann
Paul Cohn's Will Goes to Probate
The will of Paul S. Bouquet Cohn, a former San Francisco bookmaker who died by suicide June 20, has been admitted to probate in Alameda County Superior Court. Judge 8. J. Wooteey named his widow Dorothy H. Cohn executrix without bond. Cohn, a tavern operator and cigar store chain owner, was found dead at his Pleasanton home with a hunting title between his seas. The will leaves the entire estate to his wife with ten dollar bequests to any children adjudged, though he had none. The document is dated January 14, 1947.
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Paul S
Bouquet) Cohn
San Francisco
Alameda County Superior Court
J. Wooteey
Dorothy H. Cohn
Anton
Colin
Pleasanton
Cohn
Newark school budget trims tax rate and votes
The 1997 38 budget of 529,140 was approved by trustees with a three cent drop in the property tax rate from 1.33. A public hearing is set for Aug 5 at 5 pm in Silva school, 2759 Thornton Ave. Title Construction Co. of Stockton won the contract to build a multi purpose room with a bid of 166,000 plus six alternates.
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Newark
M. D
Thornton Ave
Silva School
Title Construction Co
Stockton
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