Foe of Newark Plan Critic Sees Off Master Plan Hearing
Newark council critic Wesley Sears challenged planners and fellow opponents at a hearing on the master plan. He directed remarks at Nick Martin and urged residents to attend future sessions, warning he may vote against the plan if more opposition does not appear.
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Newark
Wesley Sears
Sears
John E. Santos
Nick F. Martin
Fremont
Martin
Dumbarton Bridge
Martin 7
Story Hour Set For Youngsters
LIVERMORE invites children from findersarten through seventh grade to four weekly Story Hour sessions at the Livermore Recreation Center beginning June 20. Sessions are Fridays at 1 pm through August 22 with no session July 4. Volunteers can contact Jean Becker or Sue Walker.
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Findersarten
Livermore Recreation Center
Livermore Ptas
Recreation Pastrict
Michael's Mothers’ Club
Youth Resources Committee
Livermore High School
Mas
Jean Becker
Hilltop
Sue Walker
Trio Honored in School Program at Warm Springs
At Warm Springs School PTA event, retiring principal Francis Tremblay and two long serving teachers, Mrs. Henrietta Sullivan and Mrs. Viola W. Appel, were honored in a This Is Your Life style program with gifts from the PTA and Women’s Club. Participating groups included the Japanese American Citizens League and the United Nations Life Insurance Society Benevolent.
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Frenont
Warm Springs
Francis Tremblay
Henrietta Sullivan
Viola W. Appel
Sullivan
Appel
Representetive
PTA
Warn “Springs Women's Club
Worker Injured As 130-Pound Block Drops
MECOTO Newark man Charles Woodward, 23 10 George Street, Pacific States Steel employee, suffered severe arm and leg injuries when a 130 pound metal block fell about 50 feet after a cable in the block and tackle unit snapped as the motor failed to shut off at the load’s reach. He was taken to Eden Hospital for treatment.
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Mecoto
Newark
Casrles Woodward
George Si
Pacific States Steel
Woodward
Eden Hospital
Four Acre Grass Fire Quelled in Newark
A grass fire burned about four acres of pasture near Haley and Decoto Ris in Newark. Fire Chief Joseph Pashore said nine firefighters using two units cleared the flames in ninety minutes.
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Newark
Haley and
Decoto Ris
Joseph Pashore
Castro Valley Lions Install New Officers and Leaders
Castro Valley Lions initiate a new slate led by Louis lively and Ted Lawrence as officers with Clyde Molten as treasurer and Tom Turner as tail twister. The ceremony at Castro Gardens included installing officer Aspland and Dist. Gov. Ralph Ruggieri as guest. Lioness Club president Fay Early and officers were also installed.
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Castro Valley
Agrand
Louis Lively
Ted Lawrence
Hust
Clyde Molten
Lea Fotv
Castro Valley Lions
Ler
Ion Tamer
Tom Turner
Cuit
Viking
Castro Gardens
Itan King
Oscar Starr
Ernie An- Hunt
Ted Frese
Rites
Castlewood
Raleigh Earley
Arnold
Everett Ward
Gay
Bleet Tom
Aspland
Retirin’ Dist
Ralph Ruggieri
Fay Early
Castro Valley Lioness Club
Rosalind Bravo
Marilyn Scott
Kelen Spafford
Dot Fowler
Davis Bethel
Kay Olson
Three Take Queen Lead In San Lorenzo Fair Contest
With six weeks left in the San Lorenzo Community Fair race three girls lead for the ire of Queen. Jackie Homei eH tops the field as San Lorenzo Rainbow for Girls has sold the most tickets. Sardre Pike is second backed by San Lorenzo Athletic Club. Judi McGinnis is third sponsored by San Lorenzo Junior Chamber of Commerce. Headquarters for the fair through July 20 are at 16235 Hesperian Blvd San Lorenzo 120.
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San Lorenzo
Hesperian Blvd
San Laren- 120
Seats Open in Music Class at Washington Union High School
Fremont reports open enrollment for a six week Summer Music Workshop at Washington Union High School under Director William Cook. Registration is Monday 2:20 to 10:30 a.m. in room 81. Classes run daily through July 25 with 273 enrolled currently. Advanced and intermediate students attend 9:29 to 10:30. elementary and beginning students 10:45 to 12:43. Special classes include piano, vocal, music, and dance band.
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Fremont
Washington Union High School
William Cook
Cook
Pair OK'd to Bid On CHP Quarters
SAN LEANDRO The Board of Zoning Adjustments cleared two property owners to submit bids to the state for a new California Highway Patrol county headquarters. Approved was Coldwell Banker Co. of Geldand for a base permit at 131 539 Lewelling Blvd and owners of Fry's Wrecking Yard at 14981 Washington Ave for bids.
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Board of Zoning Adjustments
California Highway Patrol
Coldiwell
Banker and Co. of
Geldand
Lewelling Blvd
Fry's
Washington Ave
Missile bid data available through San Leandro Chamber
Local firms can access lists of prime contractors and principal subcontractors from the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce. Chamber president John D. Alexander urged manufacturers and suppliers to review Army Ordnance Corps bid invitations delivered daily to Chamber offices at 858 Bylath St.
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San Leandro
Bond Plan Meeting In Livermore Recreation District
Livermore area recreation district directors invite district residents to a 7 30 pm Monday meeting at the high school auditorium. President John Foster explains a proposed 280000 bond on the July 28 ballot to fund two pools a Rincon Avenue site near the shopping center four tennis courts irrigation landscaping and one major park garden area behind Eden Avenue School with 25000 for irrigation and four tennis courts and 35000 for initial development of 19 acres at Junction Avenue School site including four Little League diamonds one major ballpark four tennis courts and an irrigation system to reduce dust.
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Livermore
Area Recreation Dist
Theigh School
John Foster
Rincon Ave
Eden Ave
Junction Ave
Suit Filed Over Auto Accident In Oakland
Eva Dolores Polvorosa of Oakland has filed a 350000 personal injury suit in Alameda County Superior Court against James Ri Richards alleging negligence in a collision on the Davis Street ramp of the Nimitz Freeway last April 4. Polvorosa suffered a fractured vertebrae and other injuries as her car was totaled.
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Eva Dolores Polvorosa
Dabner St
Sany Leandra
James Ri. Richards
105Th Ave
Polvorosa
Alameda County
William
Provance
San Leandro
Spruance
Davis Ston
Nimitz Freeway
Palvorosa
Stacks
Ship & Steel
Atility Pele
Livermore planners clash over parking rules and growth
Livermore planning commissioners debated parking requirements amid tension over zoning proposals. The panel wrestled with maintaining business district vitality while enforcing strict parking standards, with chair E Rundstrom and members William Kinst and Robert Kuenning at odds on minimum ratios and developer incentives.
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Livermore
Taw
Commission
E. Rundstrom
William Kinst
Kinst
Robert Kuenning
Einst
Bert Duke
Suspect Faces Assault and Statutory Charges in Hayward Case
Herbert Troche of 22036 Yolo Street Hayward is accused of purse snatching and three counts of statutory rape. He appeared in Fayward Municipal Court to answer a complaint that he robbed a San Leandro woman for 67 dollars Monday night. Troche pleaded innocent and awaits a Thursday preliminary hearing. A year old Hayward girl is tied to the assault charges, with reports of incidents in April in the Hayward area.
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Herbert Troche
Yolo St
Fayward
Troche
San Leandro
Heyward
Hayward
MSJ Girl Receives Bachelor of Science at Tempe Commencement
Lois M. Breece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rekic Breece, Mission San Jose, was among 1140 graduates at the 72nd annual spring commencement at Arizona State College in Tempe. A 1983 San Lorenzo High School graduate, she earned a bachelor of science in home economics in the ASC College of Liberal Arts.
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Sremont
Lois M. Breece
Rekic
Breece
Mission San Jose
Arizona Stite College
Tempe
San Lorenzo
ASC College of Liberal Arts
Open-Top Italian Car Debuts With Wicker Seats
A doorless Rome designed summer car features an airy open top and wicker seats that are easy to clean. The model emphasizes casual driving comfort and unique styling for warm-season use.
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Rome
AH Club Chooses New President and Officers
Jackie Silva elected president of the Absel &E Club. Officers include Wilma Silva vice president Sharon Keele recording secretary Frank Curdy treasurer Bobby Casterson reporter Leland Moura sergeant at arms Joyce Cundy Jay NMease and James Mease readers. Game leaders Barbara Miner Leanne Curdy. Community readers Mrs Clarence Halverson and Bob Casersen. Projects include planting ice plant a tree at Alisal School and furnishing cookies for Arroyo Rel Valle Sanitariunt.
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Fleasanion
Jackie Silva
Absel &E Club
Wilma Silva
Sharon Keele
Frank Curdy
Bobby Casterson
Leland Moura
Sargeant At Arms
Joyce Cundy
Jay Nmease
James Mease
Barbara Miner
Leanne Curdy
Clarence Halverson
Bob ‘Casersen
Alisal School
Dope Use Denied By Hayward Pair
Cavis Zaccaria Jr 20 of Osseo Street Hayward and Lucille Sregosa 99 faced Hayward Municipal Court pleading innocent to alleged drug offences. Preliminary hearings set for next Thursday. Police and State Narcotics agents raided Zaccaria's cab Sunday night arresting both and seizing four tins of matifuena from a jacket closet.
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Cavisophec J. Zaccaria, Jr
Osseo St. Hayward
Lucille Sregosa
Hayward
State Narcots
Zaccaria
Registration To Open As Hayward District Prepares
The Hayward Elementary District outlines summer office hours and preregistration next year. Schools close early for teachers to straighten desks, with offices open through summer from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Staff return dates are set for August 2 and September 2 for classes and workshops. New kindergartners must be at least four years nine months old by September, and first graders five years nine months by the same date.
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New Hayward
Uutil
Kaiser Aircraft Club to Install New Directors
Gordon L. Keller of 18839 Parsons Ave Castro Valley will be installed as director of Kaiser Aircraft Club Management tomorrow.
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Kaiser Aircraft Club
Gordon L. Keller
Parsons Ave
Castro Valley
Tne
A& 2
Kaiser Airoeale Management Club
Special Buses to Bergen Shoppers District
The third annual installation of ducerene to shoppers living in the officers will be held at a dinner-suburbs. stores in Bergen. are of dance at the Alta Mira. Hotel,fering' special bus service to the Sausalito: 4 ¢ business district.
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Bergen
Norway
Alta Mira
Fering
Sausalito
Newark to begin pay-yourself subdivision ordinance work
City staff will start on a pay yourself subdivision ordinance to save about 2500 dollars. City Council authorized the move after the mayor and council discussed the plan. City staffer John Neil Jouienis said they could finish a tailored ordinance in two to three months, less costly than a consultant. Councilman Louis Milani and planning consultant Lawrence Livingston noted the approach is simpler than standard zoning and tied to the master plan and future zoning updates.
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Gity
Ordl
Jn T
John Neil Jouienis
Nail
Ste
Louis Milani
Lawrence Livingston
Toledo Port Visits Record Traffic in 1957
The Toledo port recorded heavy activity with 488 ships visiting in 1957. Vessels carried domestic and overseas cargo totaling over 34 80,000 Lars.
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Quo
Lars
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