Sewage Filter Project At Leandro Plant Planned
Bids for two overhead distribution mechanisms for the Leandro sewage plant filter will open at 1:30 p.m. March 28. Plans by Harry Jenks estimate a 40000 dollar unit, approved by the City Council, replacing a 15000 dollar rehabilitation plan to double capacity.
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San Leandro
Harry Jenks
Homer Hamlin
Hamlin
R. E B. Layton & Associates
135Th Ave
Small Craft Harbors Commission
Estudillo Ave
Callan St
General Electric
Glamac Industral
Merced St
Washington Ave
Halcyon St
Six Speeders Fined and Jailed by Municipal Court
In San Leandro six freeway speeders faced Judge Gerald P. Connitt. Thomas L Ryan 18 Alameda was fined 42 dollars and one day in jail for 80 mph on February 16. Robert A. Smith Lafayette was fined 32 dollars for 75 mph on Highway 30. Gary K. McKee Topeka Kansas received 33 dollars for 90 to 100 mph. Ellsworth E. Chadwick Oakland 24 was fined 75 mph and one day. Crescent Sisneroz Oakland 25 was fined 22 dollars and one day for 75 mph. Donald J. MacDonald Oakland 75 mph and one day issued 37 1.
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San Leandro
Gerald P. Connitt
Thomas L Ryan
Sherman St. Alameda
Robert A. Smith
Betty Ln
Lafayette
Highway Patrol
Gary K. McKee
Topeka
Kan
Ellsworth E. Chadwick
First Ave
Oakland
Hesperian
Sisneroz
Dover St
Disaster Work Classes Ready at Santa Rita Prison
Disaster rescue and firefighting courses begin at 7 p.m. Thursday at Santa Rita Prison. Open to the public, the Sheriff’s Department will run the sessions to train volunteers for emergencies. Each three hour class meets weekly through May 22 in the training building at the county prison and rehabilitation center off Highway 50 east of Dublin. For details call Civil Defense Browning 60600.
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Santa Rita
Sheriff’s Dept
Way
Dublin
Civil Defense
Browning
Smog Battle Device Seen
In San Francisco UP report observers watched a new oven like device that burns trash with minimal smoke. Theo Boblitt’s Islals Creek dump hosted the preview with Florentino Rosas pursuing a patent and outlining costs for pilot and finished models.
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San Francisco
Theo Boblitt
Islals Creek
Florentino Rosas
Rosas
San Francisco Bay Area
Fremont Union Sanitary District approves 1959 budget
Fremont Union Sanitary District directors passed a 207 600 budget for 1959 60. City Manager F Robert Coop urged a detailed breakdown of expenditures for future review. He noted salaries may rise to about 80 000 though he did not audit figures. The meeting set March 18 for a joint discussion with Fremont and Newark city councils on the Rosé rezoning and a $6 million sewer bond.
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Fremont-Union Sanitary Dist
Fremont
Robert Coop
Dist. Mer
Raymond
Boege
Newark
Coop
Decoto
Stone
Joseph
Helen Rose
Cam
Planning Commission
San
High Francisco Bay
Pg&e Rd
Alameda
County Board of Super-Iners
Leon Clark
Dick Wilkinson
Lyndey Wiliams
Pacific Planning and Research
Williams
CLUB OF THEIR OWN Fair Sex Joins Hot Rod Circuit
Fremont reports the Dresdens, a group of young women led by Sharon, form a female auto club tied to the Kustom Charioteers. They field race cars, customize with care, and win trophies while enforcing safety rules and fines for traffic violations.
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Patty Mattershaw
Patty
Dresdens
Sharon Warner
Shirley Brannon
Bev Ratekin
Fremont
Bud Orthun
Washington Township
China
Hertsharen Warner
Centerville
Sharon
San Jose
Monterey
Oakland
San Mateo
Secy
Burgie "Mayers
Burgie
The
R Igirl
Kustom Charioteers
Fremont Boys
Charioteers
Auto Club
Salvation Army Observance Set in Hayward This Week
The Salvation Army marks seventy eight years of service in the United States since its 1880 arrival led by Commissioner George Scott Railton. Hayward center at 635 Atherton St. opened June 2 1925 and remains in operation, with Dr. W R Krag heading a 27 member advisory board and Dorothy Sharkus directing the welfare program.
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Salvation Army
United States
George Scott Railton
Hallelujah Lassies
A. B. Smith
Heyward Salvaton Army Corps
Hayward
Atherton St
Smith
W. R. Krag
Citizens’ Advisory
Dorothy Sharkus
Wide Search On For Missing Boy In Allentown
About 500 policemen and volunteers aided by Civil Air Patrol planes and heavy construction equipment resumed the search for eight year old Godfrey Azonca who vanished from his Lehigh County home last Saturday. His father Frank Azonca Sr of Emmaus said the boy had been disciplined for a poor third grade report and the couple who have three other children hope he is a runaway rather than a tragedy.
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Allentown
EVS
Civil Air Patrol
Godfrey Azonca
Lehigh County
Frank Azonca
Emmaus
Azonca
Life Terms Start For Young Trio In Market Slaying
Three Downey youths ages 23 20 and 18 received life terms for the Aug. 23 market holdup slaying of grocery clerk Virgie Aiken in Compton. George Gla ssey was acquitted. Evidence showed the trio plotted the robbery with Ellenberg firing the fatal shot.
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Los Angeles
INS
Virgie Aikens
Compton Market
Joe Carrizosa
Frank Ellenberg
Ronald Wright
Oe Hi
George Glassey
Ellenberg
Trustees to Eye Decoto Budget
Decoto Elementary School District trustees meet tonight to discuss budget options. Supt Harold Schoenfeld says aim is to avoid a tax rate hike by using earmarked funds to raise $2.14 per $100 assessed valuation. The 1958 59 budget, about 916 650, reflects enrollment growth, teacher raises, a new school, and expansion of three existing schools.
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Decoto
Decdto Elementary School Dist
Harold Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Ex-Teachers To Meet Thursday In Oakland
Ralph Nelson former actuary for Sancre Employees Assn will address at 1 30 pm Thursday meeting of California Retired Teachers Assn East Bay division The session will be held at Sailboat House Lake Merritt Irma L Carruth publicity chairman
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Oakland
Ralph Nelson
Sancre Employes Assn
California Retired Teachers’ Assn
East Bay Division
Lake Merritt
Irma L. Carruth
Basenji Ad Sparks Curious Pet Inquiry in Classifieds
A quirky Want Ad prompts readers to identify a Basenji and consider pet ownership. The notice hints at a playful mystery in January classifieds, urging attention to a stray curiosity within local listings.
Hearing Set On Golf Club Bid
Newark city planning commissioners will hold a public hearing tonight on a use permit request by Raymond W. Morrow for El Canpo Golf and Country Club. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in Sycamore Hall, 2106 Rich Ave. A second hearing on a Pacific Gas and Electric transmission line through Newark has been postponed at the company’s request while officials study the route after planners objected at a work session last week.
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Newark
Raymond W. Morrow
Sycamore Hall
Rich Ave
Pacific Gas and Electric, Co
Robert Hunter
Tax official declines unusual payment method in Chicago
H Alan Long district director of internal revenue says a taxpayer attempted to pay part of the tax due with trading stamps. The incident occurred in Chicago as part of an internal revenue department inquiry.
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Chicago
H. ‘Alan Long
Internal Revenue
Band Director William Cook to attend music educators confab
Fremont Washington Union High School band director William Cook will attend the National Music Educators Conference in Los Angeles March 21 to 25. This year marks the first West Coast Conference of the group in 25 years.
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Fremont
Washington Union High
William Cook
Los Angeles
Saturday Folk Dancers Party in San Leandro
San Leandro hosts a Saturday night party titled at Night in the Style of the Emerald Isle. The Slattery School of Alameda presents traditional Irish dances at Thomas Jefferson School on Lark Street. Hosts include Sam Ahlborn and Harry Ahlborn. assistants Jane Brunette Gen Anderson and Andy Anderson. Square dances led by Ursula Mooney.
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San Leandro
Emerald Isle
San
Thomas Jefferson School
Lark St
Slattery School
Alameda
Sam
A Curse
Oakland
Harry Ahlborn
Mameda
Jane
Brunette
Gen
Andy Anderson
Ursula
Mooney
San Angelmo
Spending Hike Seen in Mt Eden School Supply Budget
Mt Eden School Dist trustees learned last night the 1958 59 budget for standard supplies through the County Superintendent of Schools will run about 22000 dollars, up from 19000 last year due to anticipated student increases and warehouse carry over. Wayne Ferguson, purchasing agent, cited a 3 percent rise plus 25 percent for next year’s carry. Trustees adopted budget transfers to cover payroll, landscaping and maintenance crews, 5500 for business office personnel, 2517 for rental houses for classrooms, and 2100 for expanded use by parent organizations, creating higher costs than estimated.
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Mt. Eden School Dist
Wayne Ferguson
Vario
Problems of Blind Subject for Lions Club Talk
Castro Valley Lions Club will outline the issues facing the blind today at 1 p.m. at Castro Gardens. 8163 Castro Valley Blvd. Program chairman Hail Fellows said the speaker will be an administrator at the Rehabilitation Center for the Blind in Oakland.
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Castro
Castro Valley
Lions Club
Castro Gardens
Castro ‘Valley’ Blvd
Hail Fellows
Rehabilitations Center For the
Oalkdand
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Maxwell Reid & Associates
Ralph
Sommer
Pacific
Cal. LA
Pacific Plan
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