Mulford Gardens Seeks Sewer Installation Speed Up
Mulford Gardens Improvement Assn asks San Sesudro City Manager Wesley McClure to accelerate sewer work. Flood control help expected due to rains filling septic tanks. Association president Kenneth Cheatham and officers named. merger talk with Eastshore Neighbors discussed. Garfield School safety committee seeks traffic signs near the school at Donditie Dr and West Ave.
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Mulford Gardens
San Sesudro
Welsey McClure
Ray Veronda
Cora Lord
Relph
Bill Lubber
Albert Nicholini
Cecil McMullen
Albert Brower
Larry Burkhart
Eastshore
Harry Kerns
Alton Gibbs
C. H. Lubber
James A. Garfield
San Leandro
Dondittie Dr
West Ave
Pupils to Talk At Lions Meet
SAN LEANDRO Student speakers will headline Ashland Lions Club dinner at Stadium Club. Lou Wilcox and Francis Silvera lead the event with three speakers aiming for a zone runoff March 19 on the topic Community Service A Way of Life. Guests include Karin Wolf from Germany and Judy Temple, with Lioness Club members invited. Officer candidates for 1958-59 will be nominated during the business session led by President Ray Borba.
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San Leandro
Ashland Lions Club
Stadium Club
Mth
Lou Wilcox
Francis Silvera
Ashland
Karin Wolf
Ast Germany
San Leandro Figh School
Judy Temple
Lions’ Ladies
Lioness Club
Olhcer
Pres
Ray Borba
Senior Citizens Set Show Event at Castro Valley Club
Castro Valley Senior Citizens Club announces a March schedule including Sunday meetings at 2 05 p m at Castro Valley Community Center a March 30 group birthday party and weekly crafts classes on Mondays The St Patrick s Day luncheon is planned for March 18 by Hayward seniors meeting Tuesdays 12 30 to 4 00 pm at Airport Park Community Center Cards bingo dancing and refreshments are on the San Lorenzo club Friday 7 to 10 pm program The three clubs are co sponsored by Hayward Area Recreation District and free Soroptimist clubs
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Castro Valley
Two Appointed To Shoreline Development Committee
SAN LEANDRO Douglas Scott and Ejrwin Selby, both South San Leandro businessmen, are Chamber of Commerce representatives on a new Citizens' Shoreline Development Committee. They were named today by John D. Alexander, Chamber president. Scott is a partner in an electrical firm. Selby operates a real estate sales agency.
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San Leandro
Douglas Scott
Ejrwin Selby
Grace Period to Join Sanitary Dist Urged
Fremont officials discussed a grace period for landowners to join the Union Sanitary District before an annexation charge starts. Directors debated a proposed initial $90 per acre, rising to 250, and whether new areas could join without fee for six months. Some urged delaying charges to avoid hastening a land rush and expanding the tax base ahead of a $6 million bond plan.
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Glenmoor Homes, Inc
Manuel Bernardo
Newark
Fremont
Union City Chamber of Commerce
Mgr
Raymond Boege
Fourth of July Celebration Heads Chosen in San Leandro
Jerry Lyons of San Leandro Boys Club was named head of the entertainment committee for the city’s fourth annual Fourth of July Celebration at City Hall. George Pickett leads a committee to study portable booth prices, assisted by Bill Romwell and Howard Robinson.
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San Leandro
Jerry Lyons
Sewer Bonds Action Starts
Pleasanton City Council acts to start sewer bond proceedings for an estimated 200000 issue aimed at a May election. Orrick, Dahlquist, Har yington and Sutcliffe chosen to draft legal papers. City Engineer Pes tana authorized to draw plans for a 75000 sewer line and pump station serving the County Fairgrounds. bid planned in two weeks.
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Pleasanton
San Francisco
Orrick
Charles Pestana
Livermore Chamber of Commerce to Meet at Mario's Kitchen
Livermore Chamber of Commerce board of directors will meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Mario's Kitchen 1064 West Erst Street. A regular business session will follow after dinner.
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Livermore
Livermore Chamber of Commerce
Mario's Kitchen
West Eirst St
Nepal Signs 7.2 Million Pact For Road Expansion
Nepal with India and the United States signs a 7.203 million pound agreement to build 900 miles of good roads. Nepal currently has 150 miles of hard surface roads.
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Katmandu
Nepal
India
United States
Tests Set Friday For Play Leader
Twenty nine applicants for a city post as recreation leader have been notified to report at City Hall for a written examination at 7 pm Friday. Those who qualify will be summoned for a personal interview. One male probationary appointment is planned once the eligibility list is established. Employment can begin at any step in the 341 to 415 salary range.
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San Leandro
Old Woman in a Shoe Seeks 38-Passenger Bus
In the Daily Review want ads, an old woman from a shoe village inquiries about a 38 passenger bus advertised in Class 35. The quirky note blends folklore with bartered transit details, reflecting a small town need for affordable transport.
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Daily Review
Fund Raiser Set By Sunset School
A puppet and magic show to raise funds for a television at Sunset School is set for 7 pm on March 19. Master Magician Mariano Pal sina will perform a two act show at the school and at Moyers Street Hayward. Audience participation and refreshments are included. admission is 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Sunset School
Mariano Palsina
Moyers St
Hayward
Royal Ave
Dads Club
Jack Ottovich
Real Toro Meet Set by Hayward Toastmasters Thursday
Al Rivara acts as toastmaster at Thursday’s 7 30 p m Real Toro Toastmasters meeting at East 14th Street Hayward. Jim Garcia leads table topics Bill Hooker serves as grammarian Speakers include Joe Tubbs Ralph Reyes and Jack Rooney.
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al Rivara
Real Toro
East 14Th St
Hayward
Jim Garcia
Bill Hooker
Joe , Tubbs
Ralph Reyes
Jack Rooney
Pianist Bolet Ends Hayward Concert Year In Grand Style
Pianist Jorge Bolet closed the Hayward Community Concert Association season with a Beethoven to Liszt program at Hayward High School. He opened with Beethoven Thirty Two Variations in C minor, followed by Brahms Intermezzo, Rhapsody in Eb Major, Franck Prelude Choral and Fugue, and Liszt Transcendental Etudes. Encores included Saint Saens Swan and Scriabin Nocturne for Left Hand.
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Jorge Bolet
Hayward Community Concert Assn
Hayward High School
Bolet
Beethoven
Franck
Brahm
Cesar Franck
Franz Liszt
du Soir
Jorge Bollet
I Saint-Saens
Scrizbin
Salmon Pack Hits New High in 1957 Exports
Japanese packers produced about 2,000,004 cases of salmon in 1957, roughly 23 percent above 1956. Exports to the United States rose by 50 percent.
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Tokyo
United States
Oakes Defends Local Schools Against Sputnik Panic
Hayward educator Oakes urged continued school reform and active trustee participation while criticizing panic over Russia's Sputnik launch. He attributed unrest to scapegoating public schools and urged a balanced approach to science education without hasty “crash programs.” He cited a strong faculty, guidance, and curriculum as foundations needing wider support.
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Hayward
Hayward High
Princes Don
Oakes
Yesterdday Oakes
Rotary Club
Russia
Sputnik
Vis
Jand
School Names Girl Leaders Clifton School Leaders Elected
Castro Valley Vickie Ne ville has been elected student body president at Clifton School. Vickie Alexander is vice president, Karen Stiger secretary, and Linda Tonini treasurer. Boys athletic manager is Steve Wilkman. LaVerne Gallo is manager for the girls. Student council representatives include Gus Nelson, Rusty Oase, Scott McKenzie, Jane Hartley, Douglas Nelson, Dorothy Berry, with fifth graders.
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Castro Valley
Vickie Neville
Clifton School
Vickie Alexander
Karen Stiger
Linda Tonini
Steve Wilkman
LaVerne Gallo
Iclude
Gus Nelson
Rusty Oase
Scott McKenzie
Jane Hartley
Douglas Nelson
Dorothy Berry
Agen ‘Ives
Sue Stiers
Tane Sprague
Alan Darnell
Dennis Craddnck
LaVonne Gallo
Fracas Guilt Admitted in Local Disturbing the Peace Case
Kenneth W. Statham, 22, pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined 50 dollars with two years probation in Municipal Court before Judge Connitt. Complainant Kenneth Painter, 15277 Wiley Street, said Potts caused the disturbance at a service station by attempting to quiet a barroom quarrel on February 3. Potts, 34, 1782 Arena Street, was referred to the probation office for report and sentence on March 26. Also, Thomas Bissell, 18, of 21486 Bedford Drive, Hayward, pleaded guilty and was sent to probation for a battery count. Bissell and Michael Theede, 18, 7628 Flossmoor Street, were accused of beating sailors Leroy Campbell and Alvin Purkey on February 22 near B. 14th Street and Ross Avenue as they walked toward a bus stop.
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San Leandro
Mt. Eden
Washington Manor
Kenneth W. Statham
Don
Gerald P. Connitt
Orday
Kenneth Painter
Wiley St
Statham
Mohr
Potts
Lan
An Veand
Connitt
Probation Office
Thomas Bissell
Bedford
Hayward
Bissell
Mich‘gel, Theede
Flossmneor St
14Th St
Ross Ave
Leroy Campbell
Alvin Purkey
Treasure
Land Barracks
Sewer Action To Form District For Harder Tennyson Area
City officials move to set hearings for March 25 as they prepare to create an assessment district to fund sewer and water facilities in the Harder Tennyson area. Hayward City Council expected to approve resolutions to establish the district at tonight’s meeting. The area, with a
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Harder-Tennyson
Hayward
246 Foot Pine Kiwanis Leader Dne in Berkeley
A fragmentary note describes a 246 foot tall ponderosa pine said to be the world’s tallest, located near Grants Pass and Meyers Valley. It mentions Kiwanis officials, a 7 p.m. meeting about annexation plans, and a 57 inch diameter trunk, with foresters and building inspectors involved.
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Grants Pass
Berkeley
James Farrish
Hayward
Los Altos
California
Meyers Valley
Nevada-Hawaii
Kiwanis
Castro Sts
If Yivard, Kiwanis Building Inspection and Water
Hotel Aartments
Claremorit
Sanitary District Budget OK'd By Director
Fremont officials informally approved a 207,600 budget for the Union Sanitary District for 1958-59, maintaining the 40 cent per 100 assessed valuation tax rate. Director Dr. Conrad Anderson noted 45,000 of the budget could be repaid to the general fund if the 8.6 million bond issue is approved by voters. A public hearing and formal decision will occur at the March 10 meeting.
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Fremont
Union’ Sanitary Dist
Mgr
Raymond Boege
Boege
Conrad Anderson
Jis
Anderson
Lease plan for hospital in San Leandro approved
Eden Hospital directors will be asked Thursday by a San Leandro Hospital Committee delegation to approve a lease purchase plan to construct a 10 bed hospital. Committee chairman Gordon Minder says lease purchase is legally possible and a practical financing path after exploring options.
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San Leandro
Eden Hospital
Gordon Minder
Get & Hospital
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San Lorenzo School Employees Assn
Joe Zagami
Alice McHugh
Charles Bruce
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Watkins Street
Creative Printers
By Phillis Wayne
Parkes
Kay-Lee
Main ST
Freezer
NILES
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Kraski’s
Foothill Blvd
Lucome
Hesperian
Denn Organs
Shoat Music
Racardy Ansteumante
RMR
Baier
Clay R Pollan
Tudor
Financial
Aquarius
Rueben Potts
Arena St
Dne
Conrant the
Fei Akon
East Bay
Berkeley Savings Family
Centerville
South Main Street
Oakland
Grand Lake
Walnut ‘Creek
Vallejo
Feder
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