Four Candidates Vie For Two HARD Directors Seats
Four candidates contest the two openings on the HARD Directors Board. Each seeks four year terms while detailing backgrounds in business, education, and local service. The field includes Julio Bras, Thomas Byrnes, Lloyd Sleeper Jr., and William Van Gerpen, with bios noting community roles in Hayward, Castro Valley, and surrounding areas.
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Bret. Harte
Hayward Area Recreation
Hayward High
Hard Park District
Direc
California College of Engineering
Tors
Oakland
Brasil
Hayward
Secondice
Hayward Lions
Ang
X Recreation District Corber
Theering
San Leandro
San’ Leandro
Fremont
Merly Hayward
ACI
Sahwead
Bey
Pleasanton
Wuithing
Guy Pesaurm
Julio Bras
Thomas B. Byrnes
Lloyd Sleeper Jr
Wiliam VanGerpen
Byrnes
George A. Mays
Mays
Births in Area Hospitals Reported
Birth notices list at Eden Hospital and in Cash Valley and San Leandro. Names include BELL Amos QUICK William St May 4 two girls. BANDONI John Fetormen Ave May 38 a boy. CHIARA Chester Cross RG May 29 nine boys. STRATTON Bean May 23 a boy. ALLEN Theodore Washington Ave May 23 a boy. PRREZ Wanigl 588 W Jeena May 38 a girl.
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Cash Valley
Bell
John
Castro Valley Bivd
Hoy
Quick
Amos
William St
Bandoni
Fetormen
Chiara
Chester
Cross RG
Wanigl
W. Jeena
Hospital Register List of Eden Hospital Patients May 29
Eden Hospital on May 29 logged patients including Barnard Martha at 965 Eastman Street. Listed names include Jensen Steven Liverstores Springhaur Patrick via 1100 Via Me Vins and Dalcin Steven Jens Via Paro, with other residents noted.
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Eden Hospital
Barnard
Jensen
Martha
Eastman Street
Liverstores
Sprinhauer
Steven
Dailey
Patrick
Air Base Tour By Patrol Boys
Pleasanton elementary safety patrol plans a tour of Alameda Naval Air Station on Wednesday at 10 a.m. The group travels by bus and will be escorted by supervisor Zuone Verzas Police Chief Walter Meourd and Officer Manuel Avitia. The tour is sponsored by the local police department.
P G and E launches massive postwar building expansion
Pacific Gas and Electric plans one of the nation’s largest building programs with hundreds of projects and thousands of workers. About $117 million in paychecks will be disbursed this year, pushing the postwar construction total toward $2 billion by December, concentrated in 47 California counties to meet rising demand for cheap gas and electricity in fast growing states.
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P.G
P. G
California
America
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
FDA
Nena
Aasaver Bras
Linfield Lane
Haysgall
Bras and Silva
Wea
Ape Ately
City Park Commission
Paradise” Blvd
Canadi Lbom
Citie
Comene
Ceyear Jolmneyman
Northern
Celifomnia
Sina
MtcClatchy
Satramentey- Slee
Sebafer
Bepti Pest
Stacey
Mt. Eden
Haywand
Ray
Pontiac
I A. Windom Minn
van Gerpeh
Byrths
Hospital Register
Dalcin, Steven
Jens Via Paro
Patrol Boys
Kent Pursel
Enperience Board of Superisen
Alameds Co
Pues
Sancre Comm
Louis Stein
Butt Valley
Feather River
Kings River
Santa Cruz
Hunters Point
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