Hayward council approves annexations and honors Shatto
Hayward actions include annexing Treeview and planning Baywood annexation petitions, zoning La Vista for residents, and honoring public works director Harry Shatto. The meeting also addressed airport night training, street widths, a court branch site, and bus service disruptions on Drysdale tract.
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Daily Review
Don Carter
Hayward
W. O. Wilson
Rogert C. Wright
Wilson
Hindt
Treeview
la Vista
la Viste
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Fred Taplin
Tslin
Council
National Guard
Superior Court
E. Miller
Neal Bus ‘Company
Reats
Drysdale
Ares
Keles
Shatto
Mourning in Castro Valley as car troubles prompt tales
A somber office recalls Carter whose car finally failed and whose request for a new vehicle down payment sparks witty reminiscence. Mrs Murphy, with daughter Stinkweed, accidentally visits the wrong Castro Valley hillside home while Mary Weber waits further up the hill, illustrating local humor and neighborhood mix ups.
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United States
Carter
T. J. Murphy
Richard Weber
Castro Valley
Mary Murphy
Stinkweed
Maureen
Cee Ee
City Delays Action on Hayward Master Plan
The Hayward city council closed hearings on the proposed master plan but did not adopt it, signaling a slow path forward. City officials will revisit outstanding issues as residents and planners await a final decision.
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Hayward
Summer remedial reading course at Heyward High School
The Oakland school system announces a special remedial reading program for students needing help with reading. Mrs Jwalda Freshman and Mr Marjorie Leach, noted specialists, will lead instructors during the summer sessions at Heyward High School.
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Heyward High School
Jwalda
Marjorie Leach
Oakland
Wall Se
Reading class bounds set for Dennis Annex summer sessions
Reading program updates invite students to join eight week summer classes from June 20 to August 12 at the Dennis annex in Palma Ceia, with courses open to rising high school and regular students. Mrs Freshrage, a trained educator, will lead reading and speech correction workshops.
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Beach
Illinois State Normal University
University of Colorado
San Francisco State College
Oakland
Sul Ross
State Teachers College
Texas
Annexation
Palma Ceia
Fresh- Rage
Hayward
Alumedal
Dennis
City of San Lorenzo
Quiriconi Hearing Set July 1 In Hayward Case
The case against Fernando Quiriconi, charged with serving alcohol after 2 am at the Garden Inn, 821 Castro Street, is scheduled for July 1. Quiriconi pleaded innocent, is free on 300 bail, and will be represented by attorney Frank Crews.
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Fernando Quirijam
R. T. Evans
Hayward
Garden Inn
Castro Street
Quiriconi
Hayward Munici
Atile
Torney Frank Crews
Oakland Supervisors Back Five Percent Court Employee Pay Rise
Oakland court employees won a compromise on their pay bill as the Board of Supervisors endorsed a blanket five percent wage increase, despite earlier balking at a CIO driven proposal and federal minimums. The action aimed to avoid an $80,000 county impact and was communicated to Alameda’s Sacramento delegation before a legislative deadline. Francis Dunn Jr. supported the endorsement, while four colleagues withheld due to imminent Congressional action.
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Oaklada
Alemeds
Oakland Municipal Court
Oakland Court
Alameda County
Sacramento
CIO
Francis Dunn, Jr
Congression- el
Fire destroys chicken coop in Dublin area
Alameda County fire patrol saved 148 of 150 baby chicks owned by James Matthews after a fire at a coop on 1975 Dublin Boulevard. Fire Chief Bill Wolters said the blaze likely started when a bulb was placed too close to the building.
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Alameda
James Matthews
Dublin Boulevard
Bill Wolters
Group Ads on Comic Books Takes Local Stand
The Committee for Decent Living began its program last night in Hayward to form sections across areas including Castro Valley to combat undesirable comic books. A Castro Valley organizing meet followed the general session with officers led by Pat Gall and Mary Calandri. The effort spreads to San Lorenzo Ashland and other districts with multiple volunteers named and more to join. Castro Valley plans a June 20 meeting.
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Heyward
Bret Hart School
Hayward
Castro Valley
Simon Paddock
Paul Rhodes
Heyward Chambers of Commerce
Pat Gall
Mary Calandri
Jane Taslo
Helen Coleman
Jack Butler
Paul Rivard
Pate Dayie
Rhodes
San Lorlanzo-Ashland
Marian Balave
Business and Professional Women's Club of
San Lorenzo
Marian Jones
Tom Cherry Land
Burbank
Sequ ‘Winton
Ximball
Glen A. Silvey
Mas
Bre
New Alameda County Administrator Visits Courthouse
New Alameda County administrator designate Strathman visits the Alameda county courthouse this week. He attends County Board of Supervisors sessions and was luncheon guest of the board. Strathman, currently assistant administrator and personnel chief in Los Angeles County, will assume the post July 1, succeeding Edwin Howell who resigned last November.
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Oakland
E. R. Strathman
Alameca County
Strathman
County Board of Supervisors
Angeles County
Alameda County
Edwin Howell
Richmond
Borneman Dinner Reserved Out, 260 Attendees Set
Reservations for tomorrow night’s recognition dinner for Katherine Borneman retiring Hayward Elementary Schools assistant superintendent sold out. Orland Close, president of the district trustee board, says 280 reservations were made for the Bret Harte Auditorium event, which starts at 7 pm. No tickets will be sold at the door due to capacity.
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Katherine Borneman
Hayward
Orland Close
Bret Harle
Railroad Balks At Land Offer At Niles Yard Expansion
Western Pacific Railroad withdraws offer to sell about two acres to the county for the Niles yard expansion. Traffic up after Ford’s Milpitas plant opens. Director IT B Stratton informs supervisors and refers actions to Assistant District Attorney for checkout. PUC approves abandoning the Sunol nonagency station and 875 feet of spur: no longer in service.
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Caxland— Western Fpac¢ Railroad Company
Niles
Niles Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Milpitas
B. ‘Stratton
Industrial Development
County Board of Supervisors
Douglas Dunning
Sunol
State Public Utilities Commission
San Lorenzo Students Form New Music Club
San Lorenzo high school students announce plans to form a new music club intended to encourage musical learning and service to the school. Principal organizers named are Richard Chinn, Chris Dutch, and Judy Nichols, with efforts to recruit members.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Richard Chinn
Chris Dutch
Judy Nichols
San Leandro Eyes Talks on Annexing San Lorenzo High
San Leandro Board of Education favors a joint meeting with Hayward high school trustees to resolve misunderstandings over the possible annexation of San Lorenzo high school. Residents urge clarity on debt implications and student school placements as a solution to parental concerns. The session covered closed-door procedures under Brown Act rules.
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San Leandrog
San Leandro
Missel
Gregory Darck
Emil Castii Lincolning
A & Tony
Leandro Bod
Belueanm
Irvington Slices One Third of Newark Area From Plan
Alameda County Supervisors cut about one third of the proposed City of Newark, redrawing borders to the Eastshore Freeway and Moore's Avenue. An incorporation election was tentatively set for Sept. 13 with hearings continued to June 28 at 2 pm. Officials will finalize the outline and population, set polling places, and secure precinct workers. Protests from Newark boosters and others were voiced, while Irvington supporters praised the move for eliminating overlap with Irvington.
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Oakland
Alameda
Newark
Eastshore
Moore's Avenue
Irvington
Tivington
John L. Stevenson
Blacow Road
Mowry
Pg&e
Patterson
Rogers and Heath
Chester Caldecott
Decoto Road
Railroad Avenue
Perrin Avenue
Hickory Street
Southern Pacific Railroad
Newark Fire District
Jack Blue
Richard Morion
Sordon
Arthur Cotton
Inon
Joe Pashote
Charles IB. Low
Everett Ezera
Morton
Opy
Arthur Cotten
Moores' Avenue
Moore’s Avenue
Pashote
Newsix
Gordon Cotton
Newark Opens First Door to Door Mail Delivery
Newark will receive its first door to door mail delivery about July 1, announced by long serving postmistress Mrs Julia Harris. Three male carriers will transfer from other offices to service the town with one daily delivery and two pickups from six town boxes. Patrons must have mailboxes or door slots for delivery.
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Newark
Julia Harris
Fifteen Girls Await Township Beauty Contest Award
Centerville gates close as fifteen contestants seek the Miss Washington Township title. Arthur Morning announces five judges Edward Enos Niles Pater Juhl Niles Carl Christian sen Irvington Tom Party Claude Youngs from the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Judging set at Washington Union High School Friday June 1 pm. Entrants include Donna Bettencourt Helen Hillis Joan Rosange Mareia White Saral Benge Louella Kuhneend Becky Leach Nancy Brewer Beverley Slater Martyne Bartunek LaVerne Bettencourt Merian Hempel Ann Carpenter Jean Lacey Jeanne Ataide.
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Centerville
Joan Rosan
Mareia White
Saral Benge
Louella Kuhneend
Becky Leach
Irvington
Nancy Brewer
Beverley Slater
Newark
Martyne Bartunek
LaVerne Bettencourt
Hay d
Merian Hempel
Niles
Ann Carpenter
Detatal
Jean Lacey
Hillin
Jeanne Ataide
Sanseandro
Oakland supervisors push quick action on pit permit near Dublin
Alameda County Supervisors plan swift action on a permit for Frederickson and Watson to operate a borrow pit on the Tom Nielsen farm near Dublin. The planning commission heard the case June 26 and the board aims to add it to tomorrow's agenda, tied to completing a Dublin to Weiman Creek roadway project.
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Oakland
Alameda
Frederickson and Watson
E Contractors
Tom Nielsen
Dublin
Weinut Creek
Hillview Crest
John Jey Thomas
Planning Commission
Iself
Hayward
Waglund Hairy Sugar
Itha Mwivess
Aldon Adiniah
Tiegat Slater
Wesam Pa Beijrneg Ocamasa
Tilton FH
S I. Tinsted
Dine & Paupse Rosea
Suthsen Pacifin Nam Tsongy
American Pipe and Cani Ririan Company
Themar ‘Neskul
Mama's Boy Opens At Arroyo High
Arroyo high school's first drama production Mama's Baby Boy will stage at 89 m tomorrow. The three act comedy stars Joe Gary as Shepherd McLean Phyliss Louth as Juliet Long Joyce Miller as Mrs McLean and Richard Nelson as Lether Long. The Star 11's drama club under William Field directs. Jensen's Furniture supplied stage settings. The play concerns a man and woman concealing their young age son and daughter.
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Jensen
San Lorenzo
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