Burglar and TV Set Fall From Moving Car
An incident on Beech Street to Hayward shows a man and a $200 television set tumbling from a fleeing car after a deputy attempted to stop it. Harold Cathey was struck in the nose by the suspect, who admitted entering Cathey's window to steal the set. The TV remains as evidence at Hayward Police Department. Varying items follow, including a Caribbean party anecdote and local civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech St
D'St
Fairmont Hospital
Hayward
John Peters
D St. Hayward
Peters
Harold Cathey
Cathey
Faimont Hospital
Hayward Police Dept
Fourth Fete Group Vows Incorporation Study
San Leandro Old Fashioned Fourth Committee met at city hall and voted to study incorporating the group. Directors named to investigate the move were James Hufffer, William Chandler and Sylvia Saslaw. The committee announced plans for a July 4 celebration in Chabot Park with a day full of events including a band concert and a $6.2 mile foot race from city hall to the park, with trophies offered by the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce. Tickets for the celebration may be obtained from Junior Women's Club members and sponsoring committee chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Leandro
San Leandro
James Huffer
William Chandler
Sylvia Saslaw
Hutter
Marui Freitas
Sant
Leandro
Maid of
Chabot Park
City Hall
Women to Hear Talk on Cobalt 60 Unit Plans
Mrs Olver Stivers Eden Hospital Auxiliary president will speak at the Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce meeting about the Cobalt 60 unit and a regular quarterly dividend of 75 cents per share on $20 par value bank stock. Directors meet at Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco to discuss Castro Valley Day. Record date for Alameda County Fair is June 18.
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Castro Valley
Olver Stivers
Eden Hospital
Wil
Chamber of Commerce
Wells Fargo Bank
San Franciens
Cisco
Ithe
St the Alameda County Fair
Pleasanton OK's Plans for Work On Sewage Plant
Pleasanton City Council votes 4 to 0 to authorize Berkeley engineer Roy Ramseder to prepare plans and specifications for a $152 516 expansion of the sewage treatment plant aimed at increasing capacity to serve up to 30 000 people and eliminate odor, with cautions about the price tag and additional flood control work near the plant. The council seeks interim zoning changes, discusses state college support, a federal grant for planning laws, water project endorsements, and a new sprinkler of a 1000 gpm pumper with a July work session set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Ed Orloff
Roy Ramseder
Berkeley
C. W. Masonheimer
Masonheimer
Rameeier
Masenheimer
Planning Commission
Bernard Gerton
Goodwin J. Knight
Alameda County
Carlos Ree D Hayward
Harold Wise
Pleasanton County Water Dist. Board
Six Named To Safety Posts In East Bay Chapter
Six south county residents are nominated for directorships on the East Bay Chapter National Safety Council board for the year starting July 1 1957. Nominees include Milton E. Gross Roy Manning Stanley Marx B F Carter Joseph M Souza Jr and James W Trimingham with confirmation expected at the annual meeting in the Claremont Hotel Berkeley. The agenda includes officers elections and awards for community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South County
East Bay
National Safety Council
Milton E. Gross
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Roy ‘Manning
ABC Ambulance
Stanley Marx
Gillig Brothers
Hayward
B. F. Carter
Kaiser, Sand and Grave Co
Livermore
Joseph M. Souza, Jr
Central Valley National Bank
Newark
James W. Trimingham
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Pleasanton
Green Mobile
Oakland
Regional Parks Invite Day Camps to East Bay Sites
The East Bay Regional Parks District announces a month long summer day camp program with over a thousand youths from Castro Valley San Lorenzo Mt Eden Hayward and Grass Valley. Campers will visit Redwood and Grass Valley parks with supervision by organized groups and rangers from the district.
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South’County
Roberts Recreation
East Bay
Roberts
Redwood Regional Park
Ake
Grass Valley
Richard —E. "Walpole
Parka
Grass
Ward Area Recreation
Redwood
Valley
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Mt. Eden
Hayward
South East Bay
Roberts Recreation Area
Skyline Blvd
Walpole
Catholic Youth Organization
Com‘munity
Joaquin Miller Park
Oakland
Redwood Park
Tilden Regional Park
Berkeley
Park District
Air Trophies For Model Show In San Leandro
Ants from across California gather at San Leandro High School grounds for the fourth annual model air show on a Saturday. San Leandro Line Twisters and Chabot Lions Club sponsor, offering 80 trophies for youngest qualifier and events like flight, combat, stunting, jet flights, scale models, and carrier landings. Contests run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with official recorder Mrs. Harvey S.Robbers, Steve Marciél as general chairman, and Lions Club members assisting. Public welcome, no admission. refreshments by Lions Club.
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San. Leandro
California
San Leandro
San _Leandroj Line ‘Twisters
Chabot Lions Club
Harvey.s. Robbers
Steve Marciél
Line
Twisters
Ands Chabot Lions
Bert Anderson
Chabot Lions
Howard Kirby
Hamisters
Andy Amato
The
Lions Club
Permanent officers to be elected by Cherry Grove Home Owners
The Cherry Grove Home Owners Association will elect permanent officers at 8 pm tomorrow at Woodrow Wilson School, 1300 Williams Street. The school will serve as the permanent meeting place, as announced by temporary treasurer Joe Bellini scheduled for the second Wednesday of each month.
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San Leandro
Cherry
Grove Home Owners . Assn
Woodrow Wilson School
Williams St
Manch
Joe Bellini
Adams Medical President Named at Eden Hospital
Castro Valley reports Dr. Burton Adams of Alaminda was named president of Eden Hospital medical staff, succeeding Dr. Cockrett of Hayward. Elected 1957 slate includes Drs. Rodney Palmer Wayward vice president, Miller Thornburg secretary, and Martin treasurer. Section chiefs list Abbott Castro Valley Oakland Lapam Hayward Thomas Castro Valley and Slagh Castro Valley heading credentials. aides duey Grant Griffith Mac James Wilson and Black of Castro Valley assist.
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Castro
Burton Adams
Alaminda
Eden Hospital
Lpet
Drac ‘Creckett
Hayward
Islate
Rodney ‘Palmer
Wayward
Miller’ ‘Thornburg
Castro’ Valley
Martin
San ‘Leandro
Arthu Abbott
Castro Valley
Oakland
Joseph. Lapam
Hayiward
Gregory Thomas
Surgical
Edward Slagh
Harold Duey
San Leandro
F. Patrick Grant
Thomas’ Griffith
Robert. Mac
Robert
James Wilson
Black
Valley
San Lorenzo Beauty Pageant Qualifier Is Cecelia Cobley
Cecelia Cobley 17 of San Leandro wins leading score in San Lorenzo Community Fair queen contest with 4630 points. Virginia Ferguson 4200 points places second, Joni Benson 3310 points third. VEW Post 1882 sponsors Cobley. prizes of 15, 10, and 5 awarded to top three. Funds support local youth programs.
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San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Cecelia Cobley
Cedar Ave
Joni, Benson
Oakland
VEW Post 1882
Che
Lis
Cella
Marine League To Initiate Members Into Marines
Six men will be initiated into the Marine Corps League at a Vet Dy Hayward ceremony, according to William L Keys, adjutant.
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Marine
Willibe
Marine Corps
League
Hayward
William L. Keys
Needy Child Aid Discussion Set by Kiwanis Club
Castro Valley reports a meeting of the Kiwanis Club to discuss the Needy Child Aid program. Jack Weir, division chief in charge, will present. Attendees include E S Gibbons, Joseph Aze, Lionel S Babcock, Eugene Ved o, M Hinchey, and Charles P Sucje. County Welfare Department involvement noted.
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Castro. Valley
Jack Weir
o _ Kiwanis
Castro
Donald
Castro- Valley Blvd
Singer
E. S. Gibbons
Joseph Aze
Weir
Vedo
Lionel S. Babcock
Eugene
Alameda
M. Hinchey
Charles P. Sucje
Welfere Dept
Hayward proposes new zoning law for master plan
A long anticipated Hayward zoning ordinance moves to an initial public hearing on June 2. The 48 page proposal, prepared from the master plan draft, introduces 10 zoning classes, a Board of Adjustments, and required landscaping between zones. Public hearings by Planning Commission are set for June 20 and 27 at City Hall, with copies available at the Planning Dept. The map and ordinance will be adopted together after hearings.
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Dpfcoming
Hayward
Daily View
Frank Monto
Harold Wise
Mento
Planning ‘Commission
Planning Commission
City’ Council
City Council
Planning Dept
Newark Pet Parade Winners Named In Newark Event
In Newark the annual pet parade drew about 500 spectators as 280 entrants marched through the business district. Mayor George Silliman and Kiwanis Club representatives distributed blue ribbons, with winners across many divisions including floats, best dressed pets, decorated bikes, mounted horsemen, and a top marching unit from Boy Scout Troop 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
George Silliman
News Ark Kiwanis Club
Cite Recreation Dept
Bob Miller
Lazy M Ranch
Linda Walden
Mac
Kathy Howells
Marcia Winter
Bobby Sdya
Jim Wisdom
Diivision
Donna
Boy Scout
Larry Ends
Flotts
Dave
Jeff
Daniel Freitss
Westward Ho the. Wagons
Judy Ennes
Shelby Rice
Bobo
Jack Spear
Linda
Debbie Lloyd
Russell
Jo-Ann
Roderick
Lisa Williams
Tibby Lu
Elen Leishman
Flicker
Peggy Stack
Mugsy
Sandra
Hayward Teachers Earn 25 Year Service Awards
Hayward Elementer School district announces 25 year service awards for teachers. HE McCarter, president, notes longtime employees receiving distinguished service recognition.
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Hayward
Elementer
Servic
HE. McCarter
VEW Post to Get Poppy Sale Report
VEW Post 8417 will report on the recent poppy sale at the dinner meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at The Embers in San Lorenzo. The post offers a wheelchair on request and volunteers are available to assist. Allen F. Peek, Lucerne 28287, is the contact for arrangements.
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VEW
Castro Valley
Veteran's of Foreign Ware Post
Hesperian Blvd
San Luceno
Allen F. Peek
Luceme
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the Convalescent
James Lacys
Blacow Rd
Centerville
Betty Broun
Carole Branch
Lorrie Broun
Lacy
Biko
Fiveeman Police Department
Garden Grove
Phil Silver
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Jockeys
Horseback Fraternity
Harm’s Way
Castlewood Country Club
Harry Bartell
County Institutions Commission
Commission
Burton ‘Adams
Grads
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