Area Dogs Shine at Marin Obedience Trials
Hayward Area Dog Training Club members' dogs won honors at the Marin County Obedience Trials. Thomas Reynolds’ Wirehaired Fox Terrier took Novice B with 198, Kerry Blue Terrier owned by Mrs. Harry Dobbs had 18313, Bob Lee’s German Shepherd earned Open A second leg with 194, plus multiple second legs and scores in Novice A.
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Hayward Area
Marin County
Thomas Reynolds
Harry Dobbs
Bob Lee
William Tobias
Don’ Johnson
Sue Till
Wiliam Tobias
Bridge Pointers From a Monte Carlo Hand Deliberations
In a Monte Carlo tournament hand South considers the right lead after West’s king of Symonds and a spade trick. He weighs heart finesses and trumps, planning entry to dummy to secure a potential slam while facing a forcing bid and awkward distribution. The Daily Question asks what to bid with spades 4 2 2, hearts 3 4 3 2, diamonds 4 4 2, clubs 4 2 2.
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West
Symonds
South
Declarer
Declarar
Dummy
Hesse
Norump
Peach Nell
Eastshore Neighbors Set Meeting For Officer Nominations
Eastshore Neighbors will gather tomorrow at Woodrow Wilson School to nominate officers and set the agenda. Newly elected officers will assume duties on September 1, with no meetings in July or August. They will discuss decorations and finalize plans for a soft drink booth at the July Fourth celebration, according to President Walter Yager.
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Eastshore
San Leandro
Woodrow Wilsor School
Willams St
Walter Yager
Whispers of Wind Across Seasons and Fear
A reflective poem speaks of wind’s gentle touch in winter and spring while exposing fear of destructive storms. It contrasts peaceful breezes that kiss the brow with violent gales that summon hail, rain, tornadoes, and hurricanes, noting wind’s plural, variable nature.
Castro Valley Swim Center Class Signups Soon Open
Registration for summer learn to swim classes at Castro Valley Swim Center runs 8 am to 1 pm tomorrow at Castro Valley High School. Hayward Area Recreation District offers free lessons for boys and girls ages six to 17 in three two week sessions starting July 14 with half hour beginning and intermediate classes taught by Red Cross volunteers. A life saving course for swimmers 12 and older is 8 to 9 30 am. Pool fee is 2.50 per two week session. after tomorrow signups move to the Televiation district office at 1015 B St in Hayward until filled. The pool beside the high school at Redwood Rd and Mabel Ave opens to the public July 7.
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Castro Valley
Simmer
Hayward Area Recreation Dist
Red Cross Ask
Telrvalion
B St
Hayward
Redwood Rd
Mabel Ave
Safe Boating Week Proclaimed in Two Cities
San Leandro Mayor Jack D. Maltester and Hayward's Frank Biggs proclaimed June 28 through July 5 Safe Boating Week in their communities. The U S Coast Guard Auxiliary sponsors the safety program and will offer free courtesy examinations for boats up to 65 feet. Boat owners are urged to participate in the examinations.
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San Leandro
Jack D.maltester
Hayward
Frank Biggs
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
U. S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard Auxiliary
New Chairman Set for Rotary
Castro Valley Rotary lines up a leadership change with Don Russell stepping to vice chair and Dr. David Scrange named new chairman at Castro Gardens Castro Valley Blvd. 168. A B Morris becomes secretary and James Murray treasurer. New chairmen listed include Ernie Cook Leslie Burpee Arthur Emmes Harry Gerstenberger Gordon Osborne. Program committee members are Dave Carter John Haves and Gerstenberger.
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Castro Valley
Don Russell
Rotary Club
Moon
Castro Gardens
Castro Valley Blvd
David Scrange
Russell
A. B. Morris
James Murray
Ernie Cook
Leslie Burpee
Arthur Emmes
Harry Gerstenberger
Gordon Osborne
Procam
Dave Carter
John Haves
Gersterberger
Livermore High Summer Session Opens Across Campus
Livermore High School launched its summer session with about two percent of students attending. Six teachers lead classes from 3 a.m. to noon as sessions run through August 1 with a single day off on July 4.
Lions to Stage Meet Tomorrow
Castro Valley Democratic Club meets Thursday 8 pm in the multi purpose room at 20385 San Miguel Ave Castro Valley. Oakland attorney Nick Petris will speak on primary results. James Gordon and William Bryant co chair precinct planning for fall. A special report on primary activities will be given. light refreshments served. Hal Fellows conducts final farewell meeting as outgoing president with year in review.
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Castro Valley
Democratic Club
James Gordon
William
Match Plays Bad Trick On Marine
A San Francisco man, Roger Smith, 19, driving in Hayward, struck a match to inspect a stalled car and caused a mild explosion. The vehicle burned and his face was slightly burned after he hit a natural gas meter in the dark under the hood.
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Marine Pfo
Roger Smith
San Francisco
Hayward
Smith
Citizens Master Committee Meets in Hayward Tonight
The Citizens Master Committee, aided by committeemen, meets at Hayward City Hall with up to 100 attendees to review staff proposals on a nearly $16 million bond for capital improvements. They plan to present recommendations to the City Council on August 3, covering the corporation yard, sewers, water, streets, and library projects. Public Works Director Edward Philips and Librarian William Webster will brief the panel on these items tonight and again next Monday.
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Hayward
Edward Philips
William Webster
Car Victim Recovers in Fremont Hit Run Case
Frank P. Martinez, 23, of 14 Old Canyon Rd Niles, who was struck by a pickup on May 31 while crossing a bridge, has been taken off the serious list at Highland Hospital. The driver, Thomas Cavanaugh Jr of Wasatch Dr Niles, is free on 2000 bond and faces a preliminary hearing next week on felony hit and run charges after pleading innocent but admitting he drove the vehicle.
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Cavanaugh
Martines
Queen for a Day in Your Own Queen Size Bee
A want ad promotes a queen-size bee for long term ownership offering a playful bidding tone aimed at readers in Class 15 want ads. The item is framed as a novelty royal title with emphasis on longevity and domestic appeal.
Adams Controversy Pushes for Resignation Debate
Washington dispatch reports growing calls from Republican candidates urging Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams to quit amid electoral pressure. Ezra Benson receives more favorable attention, while President Eisenhower holds ultimate authority over Adams fate and cabinet dynamics, shaping the political maneuvering ahead of key votes.
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Washington
UPT
Sherman Adams
Adams
New England
Eisenhower
Benson
Agriculture
Ezra Tait Benson
National Committee For
Sfeet
White House
Norway Leads in Steel Imports and Telephones Per Capita
The report notes Norway's dependence on steel imports with Oslo and Harstad as key cities. It mentions Italy, Rome, and Eisenhower era context while Anthony Adams is referenced. It states per capita telephone counts around 46, 28, and 35 phones per hundred residents in various regions, highlighting a trend of rising imports and uneven exports.
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Rome
Oslo
Area Man Will Go to Nigeria
Castro Valley educator Dr William Cooper, son of Mr and Mrs John H Cooper of Natale Court, a Hayward High School graduate, is appointed to the Nigerian teacher training project in 1929. He becomes assistant professor of education at Ohio University and will teach reading curriculum in Ibadan for a six year contract. He leaves with his wife and three children on July 1.
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Castro Valley
William Cooper
John H. Cooper
Natale Ct
Hayward High School
Cooper
Hhsfessor of Education
Ohio University
Ibadan
Nigeria
U.S. State Dept
International Cooperation Administration
M Northwestern University
University of California
Summer School Starts Next Week at Local Schools
The Daily Review reports summer school opens next Monday for Haywani Elementary and other School District pupils at Markham and Bursank Schools. A test week previously indicated a start today.
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Markham
Bursank
Haywani
The
Daily Review
Sanitary District Panel Talks Annexation on July Deadline
Union Sanitary District directors meet at 7:30 p.m. in Centerville to discuss annexation requests before the July 1 deadline. The board will consider waiving a 350 fee and set an effective date to July 7 to attract hundreds of surrounding acres.
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Fremont
Union Sanitary Dist
USD
Baine Ave
Centerville
Fis Niet
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