Horses Gentle Well Trained Owner Wasn't
Burl D. Elliott, 25, of San Mateo, a horseman, is recovering from a broken leg at Levine Hospital in Hayward after a Friday demonstration of two horses he rode simultaneously, one foot on each horse’s back, and fell. Sheriff’s officers were told the incident occurred in Castro Valley as Elliott described the gentleness and training of the animals.
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Castro Valley
Levine Hospital
Hayward
Burl D. Elliott
San Mates
Elliott
Sheriff's Officers
Hayward Lions Club to Install Officers at Sequoyah Club
Hayward Lions club members will hold the 49th annual officer installation Saturday at 7 pm at Sequoyah Country Club, with about 100 attending. Outgoing President Frank Alves will call the meeting to order, followed by patriotic song, pledge, and invocation. Jack Rees will be installed as president by Don Leidig, with multiple officers and directors announced, plus entertainment by Jack Fiore and Hans Henningson. Dancing with Claude Nelson's orchestra will close, running into the early hours.
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Hayward
Hayward Lions Club
Sequoyah
Caklana
Herb Roberts
Hayward Lions
Oakland
Frank Alves
Dave Hansen
Albert Carter
Jack Rees
Don Leidig
Rees
James Kidder
Vic
George Lundgren
Dave Jansen
Alves
Roberts
Godfrey Powers
Melvin Kash
Lion Jamer
Milford Renkula
Ivil Twist
Marvin Duarte Named Cal Poly Treasurer Net
Marvin Duarte a Hayward born sophomore PE writer has been named treasurer of the Tack P Society at California State Polytechnic College in San Luis Obispo.
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Marvin Duarte
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Hayward
Tack P. Sciety
California State Polytechnic College
Home Economics Display Deadline At Fair Extended
Alameda county fair extends entry deadline for home economics display to June 17 to allow more housewives to enter. Over 2460 in premiums will be awarded across canned foods baked goods and textiles. Deliver articles to Fairgrounds by June 17. entries filed with Wray L Bergstrom Pleasanton.
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Pleabanton
Alameda County
Elmore Pedersen
Pedersen
Joseph hosts Castro Valley Rod and Gun Club barbecue
Castro Valley Rod and Gun Club members will attend a barbecue tonight at Castro Villa hosted by Alvin Joseph, club president. Dr J Sterting Ballard, secretary, announced the event, noting Joseph promised the meal if 50 members attend the regular meeting.
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Castro Valley
Rat and Gun Club
Alvin Joseph
Organi Eation
Castro Villa
J. Sterting
Ballard
Toseph
Dart
Mmbers
Community events calendar from Sunset PT and local groups
June events listings include a public program by Lovella Fuller school children at the Presbyterian church San Leandro at 7 p.m. Prizes and refreshments coordinated by Alma Lacrosse. Also whist and dances at Moose Hall, IDES Hall, and Trinity Church Hall. Local organizations advertise queen pageants, booths, and a Seventh annual pant show at Veterans Memorial building sponsored by regional American Begonia Society.
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Sunset School
Sunset PT
Alma Lacrosse
Lovella Fuller School
Presbyterian Church
Jap Ealuallio Avenue
San Leandro
At & P.m
Moona Hall
Womb of the Moose
Ashland Memorial Post
Eden
Dénew
Ides Hell
Agner Costa
Exchiphet
Vale
Beverly Costa
San Lorenzo
E Sum
Moose Hall
First Street
Women of the Moose
Trinity Church
Trinity Women‘ Auxiliary
Ides Hall
Council
SPRSI
Benet
Ides Bell
Daughterd of
Amuries
Pictor Mra
Clara Higgs
Ten Promotions Announced By Hayward School District
The Hayward elementary district announces ten administrative promotions for the 1952-53 year. New roles include current assistant superintendent BR Notley as second assistant, Bret Harte principal J. Blackburn shifting to Markham, and several other principals and vice principals reassigned. An audio visual coordinator role is created for Frank Perry and John Gilbertvan to serve as visual coordinators at Markham and Markham watherprost positions noted.
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Hayward
BR. J. Notley
Herbert Rovers
Bret
Bren
John Gilbertvan
Will Pen
Markhans
Textile Division Cash Prizes At Alameda County Fair
Over 600 cash prizes plus special awards will go to exhibitors in the clothing and textiles division of Alameda County Fair at Pleasanton. Premium money totaling 8500 is offered for textile bedroom dining room and living room accessories child and infant apparel wearing apparel and other crafts. Entries must be filed with Fair Secretary Mary Berb sham at P O Box 127 Pleasanton on or before June 14. Deliver items to fairgrounds by June 17 for judging June 18 and 19.
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P.O. Box
Pleasanton
Water Pistol Testers Needed Record Salaries for Women This Year
New York reports a strong job market for women with high salaries across many fields. Agencies note openings from secretaries to novel roles like decoy modelarts and water pistol testers for toy firms. Career Builders and other agencies cite varied opportunities in banking trust departments, insurance, painting, interior design, and agricultural posts, while some unusual roles include demonstrating cookie or plastic surgery photos. A Michigan couple collects autographs of national park superintendents, seeking the remaining names to complete their list.
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New York
New York State Department of Commerce
Restate
Carver
Cookie
Anne Heyward
Astorfer
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