Salt Water Seepage In Basins Spreads in South County
Officials report salt water intruding into fresh basins across South County. Immediate local well sealing rules are urged as a stopgap, with city and countywide enforcement to follow. Hydraulic engineer Carl Meyer notes overdraft and buried wells allow leaks. locating and sealing abandoned wells is the main challenge while tests require landowner permission.
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Fremont
South County
Mem
Bers
State Water Resources Dept
Carl Meyer
Newark
Hayward
San Leandro
Public Works
Freimont and
State
Alameda County Water Dist
Meyer
Beard
Washington Township
Bid Deadline July 1 for ICHP Offices
San Leandro July 1 deadline set by the California Highway Patrol for bids to furnish a 42man Alameda County squad with new quarters. Arthur Hannis reports four bids received and about a dozen interested from property owners or reps. Skile to forward current bids to CHP headquarters in Sacramento for review and funding evaluation. CHP seeks a site near cross-county routes to house its expanding patrol unit.
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San Leandro
Cali- Bethia Highway Patrol
CHP
Rtsin
Stiral Squad
City hires first intern for Hayward program
John T. Kehoe age 97 will be the inaugural administrative intern for the coming fiscal year in Hayward. Allan Schell notes he will be the sole intern initially with pay of per month. Kehoe, a Rockhurst College graduate from Ann Arbor, studied at Georgetown and Michigan and served in counter intelligence from 1953 to 1956.
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Ity Inter
Hayward
Hayne Ty
John T. Kehoe
Itern
Allan Schell
Kehoe
Rockhurst College
Illinois
Ann Arbor
Mich
Georgetown University
Washingtor
D.C
University of Michigan
Isehoe
Arey
Solon Set Visit to Alameda County by Rep Gwinn
Ralph W. Gwinn Republican congressman from New York will visit Alameda County to meet business civic and political leaders according to Charles P Howard chairman of the County United Republican Finance Committee He is described as a senior informed member former National Republican Club president and author of Fifth Avenue to Farm He will be feted at a luncheon at the Athens Athletic Club Oakland at noon Monday.
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Ralph W. Gwinn
New York
Alameda Y County
Charles P. Howard
County
United Republican Finance Committee
Gwinn
Congress
National Republican Club
Howard
Congressman Gwinn
Athens Athletic Club
Oakland
Teen club elects officers at reorganization meeting
Tina Clarke of La Porte Avenue was elected president of the Gay Knights Teen Club at a recent reorganization. Anna Mae Vernon and Jeanne Santiago were named vice president and secretary, with Walt Leo Fario as assistant treasurer, Wayne Berm as treasurer, and Sherri La Master as sergeant at arms. Plans include a dance on June 38 and a beach party on July 19, with meetings at Hayward.
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Tina Clarke
la Porte Ave
Pward
Gay Knights
Tina
Anna Mae Vernon
Bareslona Ave
Jeanne Santiago
Melbourne Ave
Walt Leofario
Grove Ave
Hayward
Wayne Berm
Calaroga
Sherri la Master
Openings in Judo Classes at Hayward District
Limited openings remain in adult and boys judo classes launched this week by Hayward Area Recreation District supervisor Stan Wilson. Boys meet Mon Wed Fri afternoons in one hour sessions at San Lorenzo High School 725 Letvel Elva, adult classes held Wed evenings at 6 for men and women at San Lorenzo High. Registration fees of 1 per six week course accepted at district office 1013 St Hayward.
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Hayward Area
Teen Club Election Set by San Leandro High
San Leandro Recreation Dept teen club will elect officers Friday at San Leandro High School gym. Presidents contenders are Shirley Bellini and Stan Janaw. Sally Stone unopposed for vice president. Secretary candidates Lenella Baker Marilyn Gervasi. Nancy Norman only candidate for treasurer. Dot Collins and Anna Speck vie for program chairman. meeting at 7:30 pm. membership open to senior high pupils, 50 cent seat fee.
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San Leandro
Ian
San Leandro Recreation Dept
San’ Leandro High School
Bymmasium
Shirley” Bellini
Stan _Janaw
Sally Stone
Isecretary
Lenella Baker
Marilyn Gervasi
Nancy Norman
Dot Collins
Anna Speck
Som, J
Transit Meeting in Berkeley Addresses Bay Area Transit Hope
George M. Silliman former Newark mayor will join Bay Area Rapid Transit District directors at a 5 p.m. public meeting in Berkeley City Hall with the theme Bay Area Rapid Transit Hope of the Future. The event follows a Berkeley City Council request. Other speakers include Clair W. MacLeod president John C. Beckett vice president and Berkeley Mayor Claude B. Hutchison.
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George M. Silliman
Newark
Bay ‘Area Rapid Transit Dist
Berkeley
Berkeley City Hall
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Clair.w. MacLeod
John C. Beckett
Claude B. Hutchison
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County Fair Bus Service Scheduled
Greyhound Lines will run daily round trip buses from Oakland Fruitvale Sam Le C Hayward and San Leandro to Pleasanton for the County Fair starting Monday. Departures from 20th and San Pablo at 10 30 a m with return about 20 minutes after the last race. Sunday departures at 5 p m. Excursion fare two dollars including tax. only excursion tickets honored.
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Pleasanton
Greyhound
Oakland
Fruitvale
Sam‘ le- C
Haygard
B. C. Rhyne
San Pablo Ave
San Leonidro
Hayward
Fairgrounds
Hayward Names New Fireman Ronald Yates
Ronald C. Yates aged 24 of 7921 Knox Hayward was appointed the citys newest fireman. He and his wife Ruth Arm and their 16 month old son John came from Florida in January. Yates last worked as a Bell Telephone installer for a year and will begin active duty July 7 after two weeks training. The appointment raises department strength though two vacancies remain from recent separations.
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Ronald C. Yates
Knox
St. Hayward
Yaley
Ruth Arm
John
Florida
Yates
Bell Telephone Co
Fireworks Ban Warning Issued In Fremont Newark
Police and fire chiefs warn against fireworks during the Fourth of July. Newark allows sparklers only under Fremont ordinances. Authorities will enforce the law to prevent accidents and fires. Special displays require permits and strict regulation.
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Fremont
Newark
Demos to Meet in Palma Ceia
A Palma Ceia Democratic Club special meeting will be held tonight at 9 p.m. at the home of Laverne Barke 4204 Melbourne Ave Hayward with attendees expected to discuss local party matters and upcoming activities.
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Demos
Palma Ceia
Palma'Ceia
Democratic Club
Laverne Barke
Melbourne Ave
Hayward
Musclé Used' Boss Sweat Reflected in City Gym Claims
A garbled text fragment discusses fitness terms and muscle use, mentioning Boston and a general sense of exercise and effort. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons clearly emerge from the readable portion.
Day Camps to Kids Planned In San Leandro
San Leandro Recreation Dept plans day camps for children ages 7 to 12 at Grass Valley starting July 7. Three two week sessions are scheduled: July 7–18, July 21–Aug 1, and Aug 4–15, with a fee of 12 dollars per child per session. Enrollment is limited and reservations are urged. a physical exam within two weeks before camp is recommended.
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San Leandro
Grass Valley
Isle of Man Opens Europe’s Largest Ballroom
Douglas unveils Europe’s largest ballroom known as the Isle of Man capital venue. Around 7000 people can dance in the hall amid planning for grand events and crowded sessions.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Deigas
Europe
Fire Underwriters Set Hayward Study
A National Board of Fire Underwriters team will survey Hayward Wednesday to assess fire, building, and water departments. The 1944 full survey and 1950 partial survey inform expectations of a possible upgrade to Class 4, which could cut residents insurance by about 20 percent and reduce commercial costs up to 15 percent.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Hayward
Leonard B. Wikson
Theron R Olson
Arthur ‘Ar St. Clair
Mark H. Waters
Matthew Jimenez
Court Dismisses Theft Charge in Local Case
A petty theft case against Alvin Richard Weiker was dismissed yesterday in Hayward Municipal Court due to lack of evidence. The incident stemmed from $92 taken from a woman's purse at a San Lorenzo bar on May 24, with Berta Beck reporting the missing money after finding her purse on a table.
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San ‘Lorenzo
Hayward
Alvin Richard Weiker
Cordoba
Jed Dept. Dist
Atty
Robert Mooney
Berta Lea Beck
Santa Maria Ave
Castro ‘Valley
San Lorenzo
Leiker
Beck
French Railways Handle Most Freight Nationwide
Seventy percent of France's total freight is carried by the 26,000 mile railway system operated by the French National Railroads with Le Havre noted in transit.
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LE Havre
France
School Trustees Reorganize At Tuesday Meet
Mt Eden school trustees plan a Tuesday re organization at 8 p m in the district administrative building. Trustee elect J Kegn Hamilton takes oath along with incumbent trustees John N Pappas and Lorin A Eder. Retiring trustee Kenneth Nabors will leave. The board will elect president and clerk for the year. Parents invited. refreshment hour chaired by Mrs Youn Kinnaird.
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Mt. Eden
Hesperian -Blvd
Lorin “A. Eder
Walter
A. Thompson
Youn Kinnaird
Cala
Yoga Pyta
Winton’ S Grove
Miniature Class 24 Want Ad Highlights
A compact notice from today's want ads features a German phrasing niche item: ACH! DAS IST EIN HAND? miniature piece priced or offered for sale. The brief listing signals playful craft or novelty noting its diminutive size and collectible appeal.
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