Vote Aspirants Visit Halcyon Meet in San Leandro
Halcyon Improvement Assn invites candidates for San Leandro City Council and Board of Education to a Candidates Night at Halcyon School on March 18. Potluck at 6 30 p m speeches start at 8 p m. H K Harwood presides over a business meeting to choose a booth for the July 4 celebration. Laura Lewis named chair of a courtesy committee.
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San Leandro
Halcyon Improvement Assf
San Leandro City
Board of Education
Halcyon School
Halcyon Dr
H. K. Harwood
Wll
Floresta Gardens Announces April 1 Drive and Contests
Floresta Gardens Home Owners Assn announces membership drive starting April 1. Entry open to all residents with top collector winning a $50 savings bond, next two prizes $25 bonds, and seven $5 merchandise orders for ranks four through ten. Pyramid telephone system to be tested again before April 3 candidates night.
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Floresta Gardens
Floresta Home Owners Assn
Woody Kielsen
Pyramid
Jess Ferry
Carl and
al Angeli
San Leandro
Damés Monroé
Monterey, Blvd
Jerry Flory
S F Widow Dies In Tracy Crash
A 66-year-old San Francisco widow, Mrs Janette Cunningham, died in a head-on collision on U S 30 near Tracy while returning from Death Valley. Her companion, Mrs Alice Brueggeman, was not seriously hurt. Truck driver Joseph Calllegos of San Leandro was uninjured.
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Tracy
San Francisco
Janette Cunningham
Death Valley
Firs
Cunningham
Alice Brueggeman
U.S. 30
Joseph Callegos
Begiar Ave
San Leandro
Four WUHS Seniors Win B of A Awards
Four Washington Union High School seniors were named winners of Bank of America Achievement Awards for 1958. J Ernest Astin in science and math Willa Hicks in fine arts Candae Collens in liberal arts Bonnie King in vocational arts earned plaques and merit certificates were given to ten seniors including Clarence Duarte Carl Flegal Ernest Astin Willa Hicks Mary Churka Cant hacs Collens Judy Meynier Gil Whipple Bonnie King and Karen Kralovansky.
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R. I. Hird
WUHS
Clarence Duarte
Carl Flegal
Ernest Astin
Willa Hicks
Mary Churka
Canthacs Collens
Judy Meynier
Gil Whipple
Bonnie King
Karen Kralovansky
San Leandro Chamber Urges Balanced Budget Without Tax Increases
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce backed a state budget balance without tax hikes. Directors voted unanimously to send the recommendation to the Legislature and local legislators. Also reported was the Aviation Committee's update on the city's first heliport and a street lighting district signups nearing completion with anticipated installation on E 14th Street before Christmas.
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San, Leandro
State Chamber of Commerce
San Leandro
Luncthon
Aviation Committee
Howard Garner
Security Parachute Co
141St Ave
Washington
Doug Scott
141St
150Th Ave
Firm Cited for Safety Record in San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO employees of the Lord Baltimore Press at 2701 Merced St. are praised by the State Compensation Insurance Fund for 700 days without a lost time accident, equating to 533,277 hours from March 8, 1955, through January 23, 1958, per safety engineer Mario P. Fausone.
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San Leandro
Baltimore Press
Merced St
Mario P. Fausone
Rainy Weather Blamed for Permit Drop in County Building
County Building Inspection reports last month permits valued at 556,650 with 27 single family dwellings totaling 351,300. Dwelling additions and alterations add 59,600 and new commercial buildings 47,900. Inspector Mavenscoutson cites rain as cause of fewer permits than January and last February. A year earlier 33,231,850 in permits were issued, with about 4,906,500 in January.
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County Building Inspection Dept
Mavenscoutson
Liquor Burglary Strikes Centerville Bar Stash
Early yesterday the Centerville bar storeroom was broken into by burglars. Three cases of liquor were taken while six remained. The owners reported two cases of 6 proof whiskey and one case of vodka stolen. Deputy reports indicate no other damage.
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Fremont
Centerville
Castro
Valley
P.m
Mabel
John Rowan
AWOL Sailor Scuffles With Hayward Cops
An AWOL Treasure Island sailor named Delman Bergeleen resisted two Hayward Police Officers, biting them and tearing uniforms before being subdued on the front lawn of 785 Grand St. Kreins and Shepherd tackled him after his mother called. Officers were treated at Levine Hospital for injuries.
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Treasure Island
Hayward
Edward Kreins
James Shepherd
Delman
Bergeleen
Grand St
Kreins
Shepherd
Levine Hospital
Pupils Observe Kin of Alligator at Corvallis School
Science-minded first graders of Mrs Ethel Guy at Corvallis School observe a real live caiman from South America. The two foot reptile, a close relative of the alligator, is the class pet of Wayne Marston. Children draw pictures and write stories about its life and habits. They note the caiman refuses baby guppies shrimp and chopped liver when tank water falls below 75 degrees.
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Washington Manor
Ethel Guy
Corvallis School
Corvallis St
Tropics
South America
Wayne Marston
Schering Plans Drainage Fix and Plant Expansion in San Leandro
Schering’s West Coast branch plans a half million dollar drainage improvement at its San Leandro plant area to join 15 local property owners in a 35 acre zone bounded by First Ave 137th Alvarado St and Teagarden. The project would pipe drainage to Alameda Country Flood Control ditch and Bay via 137th Ave. Baldra says owners likely will share roughly 15000 for the effort and the company will expand its footprint from 12 0 to 24 acres.
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San Leandro
Willing ‘Corp
15Th
Teagarthn ‘Ave
Donald W. Baldra
Schering
West Coast
First Ave
137Th
Tax Rate Boost Vote Proposed for Schools
Niles district officials and 18 residents agreed a tax boost is needed to sustain music speech and special education programs and keep services, with a proposed rate rise from 1.40 to about 1.90. Superintendent Scafani warned failure would cut programs. budget would rise from 246000 to 390000 amid a 2090 student base expected to grow by 5 to 10 percent.
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Fremont
Niles
Anthony“Stefani
Niles School
Scafani
Runaway Youths Captured Near Fremont
Two 14 year old runaways from an Olympia private school were captured by sheriff's deputies in Centerville last night. Authorities report they fled alleged tyranny by upperclassmen and are in custody for questioning.
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Fremont
Olympia
Wash
Centerville
Homes Unit Sets Zoning Map Study
Residents of Alta Vista and Valle Vista will attend an 8 p.m. Monday meeting of the A'ta'Vista Homeowners Association to discuss new zoning maps to be displayed. The meeting will be in the La Vista School auditorium at 28745 Western Pd.
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Alta Vista
Valle Vista
A‘ta’Vista Homeowners” Assn
la Vista
Western. Pd
Appointee Named C of C Publicity
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce names Schulke and Hamilton as youth recruits for publicity and organizational work. James Hickock of Olympia, a Coast Guard veteran, drove them toward Atascadero before they were held at Juvenile Hall awaiting parental arrival. Schulke, 26, brings newspaper experience to the post.
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Tom
San Leandro
Robert L. Hamilton
Erwin Kanahs
Schulke
Los Angeles Recreation
San. Lean
Astro Chamber of Commerce
Tohan- James Hickock
Olympia
Alameda County
Hickock
Chamber
California
John D. Alexander
Coast ‘Guard
Atascadero
Hamilton
Kanahs
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