Local Firm Lands County Contracts
Krull and Pach enco Hayward contractors won two county bids. They secured a 33311 resurfacing contract for Bridge street and a 30750 contract for improvements at the county corporation yard on Turner court south of Hayward. Supervisors reviewed seven bids with a high of 43381.71 and approved work including grading resurfacing curb and drainage. The board also backed Hayward Union High School district trustees application to abandon Reservoir roads and Bay View avenue on the Hayward campus amid surveyors plans for associated site work.
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Oakland
Krull and Pachenco
Hayward
Bridge Street
East 14Th Street
Foothill Boulevard
Corporation
Turner Court
Yesterd
Hayward Union High School
Bay View Avenue
The Daily Review Addressing Subscriptions and Postage
The Daily Review published daily except Sundays from 481 Castro Street Hayward California and Castro Valley office 6047 Castro Valley Boulevard. It lists subscription rates and post office box address for communications and circulation.
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Daily Review
Postela
Harvard
Cabrarela
Congress
P.O. Box
Bayward
California
the Daily Review
The
Daily Review, Inc
Castro Street
Hayward
Alameda
Galiternia
AYWA
Aia
Castro Valley
Castine Valley Boulevard
Kroeger Report Outlines Castro Valley City Plan Details
The Castro Valley incorporation study by Louis J. Kroeger envisions a city of about 30,000 with per capita valuation of 900 to 1000 dollars. A Lakewood-like plan would connect to county services, with a part time mayor and four council members paid per meeting. A strong city admin officer would lead contracts and services, plus an assistant, secretary and bookkeeper. Annual office costs near 18.5 thousand, with rental and furniture funded in the first year.
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Leona Ward
The
Daily Review
Castro Valley
Louis J. Kroeger
Lakewood
Kroeger
League of California
Istrator
Aliaentad
Sa Secre
Ae Admin
Group to Send Boys to Camp by CSO
Decoto based Community Service Organization members voted to send five boys to a summer camp on the Russian River under Catholic Church jurisdiction. Expenses paid by CSO. Selected were Peter Mendosa Decoto Roque Ramirez Hayward and Edward Perez NJ. They depart July 17. EC Rivera CSO membership chairman said a scholarship fund for the coming school year was also established.
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Decoto
Community Service Organization
Lirce
T River
Catholic Church
CSO
Peter Mendosa
Roque Ramirez
Hayward
Edward Perez
Rivera
Yeex
Fence post grew into tree on Lon Roger farm
Historic note from Beechers City recalls a catalpa fence post cut thirty years ago by Lon Rogers' father. The post, once seasoned, sprouted leaves and now stands as a living tree about ten inches in diameter on the farm.
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Beecher City
Uitt
Lon
Roger
Joanne Warren Faces First Test Tonight in Miss California
Castro Valley contender Joanne Warren known as Miss Castro Valley competes among 21 contestants for Miss California and potential Miss America berth in Santa Cruz tonight. About 80 to 100 local supporters travel to cheer as Warren, 19, enters bathing suit and talent events at Civic Auditorium with top five possible entry for Sunday parade and boardwalk judging.
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Castro Valley
Joanne Warren
Soroptimi
Civic Auditorium
San Francisco
Edmund P. Warren
Joanne
Miss Warren
Trustees Meet to Call Bids for Strobridge Four-Room Addition
Trustees of the Hayward Elementary School district met today to call for bids on a four-room addition to Strobridge school.
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Hayward
Strobridge
Revised Castro Valley boundaries approved by commission
The County Boundaries Commission approved a revised four square mile Castro Valley boundary excluding Baywood and adjusting limits to Castro Valley Freeway the East Bay Municipal Utility District crest hills and near Crow Canyon John Street area. Annexation of Tennyson Road between Hayward limits was also approved to align with the new city edge.
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Oakland
Casto Valley
County Boundaries Commission
Baywood
Hayward
Castro Valley
Hills
East Bay
Boundary Commission
Ill
el Portal
Bay City
Cmnission
Tennyson Road
City Limites
Summer Activities and Major July Outdoor Events in California
Bay area residents face a lively July with rodeos, fairs, concerts, and sports. Highlights include the Sacramento and Solano county fairs July 7–10, Vallejo July 8–16, Woodminster light opera starting July 6, and a San Francisco mineral exhibit opening July 6. Junior tennis, girls golf championships, and a trail ride for Concord juniors are also slated July 4–10. Farther afield feature events in Eureka, Healdsburg, Lake Tahoe regatta, San Juan fiesta and rodeo, and Petaluma parade. Fishing derbies extend into September with Sigmund Stern Grove music series continuing Sundays through Sept 29. Southern California offers Santa Barbara horse and flower shows, Redlands concerts, Hollywood bowl events, road races, golf tours, and San Diego celebrations.
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Monterey Peninsula Country
Eureka
Redcwood Acres
Healdsburg
Patterson
Monterey
Bay Area
Sigmund Stern i Grove
San Francisco
Das Santa Barbara
Redlands
Hollywood Bowl
San Diego
Wheat Farmers Vote Tomorrow on Quotas in Livermore
Wheat farmers in Livermore will vote tomorrow at city hall from a.m. to 7 p.m. on approving marketing quotas for wheat. A minimum price support for the 1956 crop set at no less than 81.81 per bushel nationwide has been announced by the Department of Agriculture, with guidance from county officials. The support level, tied to the transitional parity price, applies to commercial wheat states if quotas are approved in the June 25 referendum.
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Livermore
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Lands County Contracts
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Kroeger Report
Louis J. Kroger
Paul Ouvay Euiuemice
Knapp
Levelling Bivd
San Lorenzo
OLD Farm Nursery
150Th Ave
Washington Manor
Orang
Ferry-Morse
Golden Gate
Direction
Lawrence
Moore
Piedmont Avenue
Piedmont
ED Sullivan
Castro ST
Lincoln
Mercury
Lucerne
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