Annual School Worker Meeting Set Tomorrow
San Lorenzo bus drivers custodians and maintenance staff from Alameda County school districts will meet at Arroyo High School tomorrow for their annual institute.
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San Lorenzo
Alameda ‘County
Arroyo High
Ronald W. Cox
State Dept. of Education
J Seth K. Martin
California Highway Patrol
Howard Leard
San Leandro
Paul Wong
Stanley Johnson
Roy Moore
Livermore
Joseph R. Garcia
Dan J. Piligas
Arroyo High School
Charles Nunes
Hayward
Paul Colyar
Hayward Union High School
Karl Malotte
A. W. Johnson
Western Asbestos Co
Clarence Lawrence
Robert Lateer
Alameda County
Carl Scherer
Earl F. Memner
Greg Mahakian
Obituaries Castro Valley natives remembered in service details
Kathleen Mary Griffiths 64 died suddenly while visiting Castro Valley from England. Requiem High Mass at Our Lady of Grace Church. Survived by husband Francis G. Griffiths, sons Michael A. Griffiths and Paddy Griffiths. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Effe Redgwick 79, widow of Arthur Redgwick, dies. services at Gardens Chapel Pratt-Fliers Mortuary Hayward. Survived by children Mabel Levick Kathleen Bailey William Hubert Lawrence and siblings. Interment California Crematory. 400 attend. segir
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Castro Valley
Kathleen Mary Griffiths
England
Our Lady of Grace
Effe Redgwick
Gardens
Pratt-Fliers Mortuary
C St
Hayward
Canada
Rede- Wick
Arthur Redewick
Earl Br
Arthur Redgwick
Mabel Levick
Washington
Kathleen Bailey
Berkeley
William
Hubert
Lawrence ‘Redgwick
Harry
Guy Wheateada
California
Noted Orchard Man Dies From Cancer
SACRAMENTO a7-Homer Ensher, Fresno County orchard owner and former asparagus king, has died of cancer at 65 in his Sierra Oaks home. He had battled illness recently, with brief improvement logged earlier. He led Ensher, Alexandria and Barsoom, Inc, owner of what is believed to be the world’s largest pomegranate Torchard, near Mendota.
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Sacramento
Homer Ensher
Fresno County
Ensher
Sierra Oaks
Ensher, Alexance and Barsoom, Inc
Mendota
Lorenzo League Seeks City Status for San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Taxpayers' League supports incorporating San Lorenzo to obtain state subventions and place local control in the hands of those who pay the bills, announced by president John Ott.
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San Lorenzo
Kiwanis Club to Observe All Kiwanis Day of Worship
Castro Valley Kiwanis members plan a Sunday All Kiwanis Day of Worship with a club breakfast for members and families at the Rainbow Drive-In in San Leandro. A brief program by the committee on support of churches chaired by Dr. Robert McCowen will precede the church attendance chosen by each family.
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Castro Valley
Kiwanis Club
Rainbow Drive-In
MacArthur Blvd
San Leandro
Robert McCowen
Ray Snider
Paul Hubbertz
Fred Cranston
Hayward Council Hears Salary Requests From Fire and Police
Three employee groups pressed for higher pay in Hayward last night. Fire Lt Hathaway urged a 10 percent raise for 1957-58, while the Hayward City Employes Association sought to meet Bay Area averages with workload-based grading and post-average increases. Police Sgt Meyer supported 5 percent for ranked officers and 7.5 percent for patrolmen, with a proposed 10 percent increase for firemen costing about $24,000 annually.
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Hayward City
Gerard Hathaway
Hayward City Employes Assn
Bob Fish
Bay Area
Richard Meyer
Hathaway
Meyer
Hayward
Library Checks Out 18 375 Books
SAN LEANDRO Books circulated by the public library last month totaled 8 375, per a report to the library board by Mrs Margaret Gatter, assistant to the librarian. The May quota brings the year to 177 278 books handed out by librarians. Subcribers reached 20 23 thousand, a gain of 2417 over a year ago.
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San Leandro
Margaret Gatter
EBMUD Plans Briones Valley Reservoir Expansion
McNevin outlines Briones Reservoir as part of a three reservoir program to augment six existing East Bay terminals. The 17 billion gallon Briones project would use an earth fill dam in Briones Valley northeast of Lafayette, with Pinole and San Leandro expansions also planned to meet rising East Bay demand. Projections show daily use rising from 5.0 to 7.0 million gallons recently, with 20 million expected in 10 years and peaks near 45 million.
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East Bay
Municipal
Dist
Briones Valley
Central Costa
EBMUD
William D. McNevin
Briones
Lafayette
Berkeley Hills
The
Utility District
McNevin
Pinole
Pinole Valley
San ‘Leandro
San Leandro
San Pablo
Chabot
Centra ‘Costa
McNevin l
Briones chosen for new EBMUD terminal reservoir project
EBMUD selected Briones Valley after site studies as the most economical and least disruptive reservoir location. The Briones terminal will store Mokelumne River water, provide standby supply for emergencies, and conserve local rain runoff, becoming the utility's first terminal reservoir in over three centuries. Construction aims to minimize public inconvenience.
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Briones Valley
Briones
EBMUD
Acter Ge i
McNevin
EBMAD
Brst
Mokelumne
Free Meals Offered for Courtesy in Ferndale
Suburban Ferndale police issue tickets to pedestrians and motorists who display courtesy. Each ticket entitles the bearer to a free meal at a local restaurant, aiming to reward polite behavior and improve community safety.
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Detroit
Ferndale
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