Woman Artist Tops Castro Village Show
Castro Valley event awarding first prize to Mrs. Faye Hammons for a palette knife oil portrait of art instructor Tohah Bowman. Second prize went to Mrs. Nona Baxter for an oil landscape. third to Mrs. Margaret Manning for a palette knife landscape. Judges included J Alec Murray Nicholas Roukes and Fred Wallace. Mrs. Pat Beyer chaired the show with plans for larger next year. Thirty local artists participated.
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Fred ‘Wallace
Castro Village
Pat Beyer
Judy Dr
Castro Valley
Faye Hammons
Oakes Blvd
San Leandro
Tohah Bowman
Nona Baxter
Mitchell St
Margaret Manning
Hayward
J. Alec Murray
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Nicholas Roukes
Hayward High School
Fred Wallace
Castro Valley High Schoal
Bid Opening Set On School Project
Eden School District trustees plan bid openings tonight at 8 p.m. for a five classroom addition to Winton Grove School at 24140 Reed Way Hayward and for an addition to South Gate School at Hesparian, plus bids for painting Schaier Park School.
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Winton Grove School
Reed Way
Hayward
Eden School Dist
Hesperian Blvd
Southgate School
Schaier Park School
North Africans Protest Switch at Nouas Base Transfer
In Rabat Morocco protesters demonstrated against the Tuesday transfer of the Nouas base to the Strategic Air Command for use as a nuclear bomber base. The demonstration occurred Sunday night in response to the plan.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPS
United States
Nouasseur Air Force Base
Strategic Air Force Command
Hayward Dog Wins Awards in California Shows
Hayward shepherd Duke owned by Mariana E Lee of Hayward earned two awards at California shows. At the Contra Costa Kennel Club Show Duke finished second in Open A with 196 points and at the Golden Gate Kotel Club Show he placed third in the same class with 1842 points.
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California
Golder Duke
Mariana E. Lee
Hayward
Contra Costa
Twenty Two Miners Rescued From Japan Coal Mine
In TAGAWA southern Japan twenty two Japanese coal miners were rescued from a flooded shaft about 12 hours after a wall collapsed, entombing them. Rescue teams reached the Motosoeda Coal Mine near Kyu and freed the men, while three others had died in the disaster.
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Tagawa
Japan
UPI
Honolulu
UPD
Philip
Pines
Carlos P. Garcia
Motosoeda
Kyu
Hickam
Basqshu
Lla
Hearever Co faces union charges in Castro Valley case
In Castro Valley the Hearever Co. Inc. Leather Plastic and Novelty said it has not decided if it will rehire two employees tied to union activity. The Machinists Union filed charges with the NLRB alleging firings for union support. Trial examiner William E. Spencer of San Francisco recommended in June that the firm be ordered to reinstate the employees. Hearever, located at 6127 Castro Valley Blvd, has 20 days to file an exception. District offices on E Street hold an NLRB supervised election soon as well.
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William, E- Spencer
San Francisco
Castro’ Valley Blvd
Einstee South Chrisholm
Convict Martinez Escapes From California Prison Camp
ARCATA CALIFORNIA UPI Four time offender Peter M Martinez, 31, escaped from the San Ghuntin prison honor camp eight miles north of there Sunday. Committed Aug 24 1956 for auto theft, his prior offenses include burglary and auto theft. Officials said the absence was discovered at head count in the morning as he slipped into surrounding woods.
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Peter M.” Martinez
San -Ghuntin
Mille
Martinez
School Board Sets Meeting for 1958-59 Planning
Castro Valley trustees meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the District Office 6600 Christensen Lane to organize the board for 1958 59. Walter Gunn and Edward Newmac will be administered the Certificate of Election. They will review preliminary plans for Castro Valley School kindergarten and approve converting Redwood Primary School kindergarten to a multi use room and converting 3 classrooms to a kindergarten. They plan to adopt the pre budget for 1958 59.
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Castro’ Valley — School
Board approves audio visual services contract
The agenda shows approval of an agreement with County School Supt. Vaught and Seidel for audio-visual services for the next school year. The motion targets continued support for classroom media and related equipment under the county education plan.
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Supt
Vaught
Seidel
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