Homecoming for Edward Richardson Ends 15 Months Abroad
Ailing Marvin D. Richardson, longtime Eden Township Hospital Board director, returns to his San Lorenzo home after 15 months in the Orient. He has resigned from World Airways and will rest for six weeks, with the board seat now held by Mrs. Evva Stivers. The item also notes prom season curios and various local notices from San Lorenzo and surrounding areas.
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Marvin’ D. Richardson
Eden Township
Encinas
San Lorenzo
Richardson
Tapei
Formosa
World Airways
Evva’ Stivers
Hospital X ray Bid Spat Delays Equipment Award
A board battle over bids for X ray equipment for a new laboratory wing at Castro Valley hospital stalled action. Director Paul Rhodes blasted the process as biased, while radiologist Stampfli defended his recommendation amid objections from others. The panel finally split the $34,000 order among three bidders, prompting further protests and procedural questions.
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Castro Valley
Rhodes
Ergueneett
Stampfli
Jelberabon
Eden Hospital
Skular
San Francisco
Westinghouse
Tor
Paul Rhodes
Castin Valley
Ms P. Ream
Julius Levine
Stamp
Frank V.hi
Indir Stampili
Stamps
Career Night At HHS Set Tomorrow
Hayward High School hosts Career Night tomorrow with local business leaders lecturing and answering questions. Principal Don Oakes opens at 7 30 pm welcoming juniors and seniors and parents. Adrian Guilford, acting master of ceremonies, introduces two one hour vocation sessions and a panel of over two dozen professionals including Leona Ward for journalism.
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Hayward High School
Don Oakes
Adrian Guilford
Leona Ward
The
Daily Review
Path Closure Under Study in San Leandro
San Leandro school trustees study a council request for an opinion on closing the six foot Georgia Way to Washington School path. Georgia Way residents led by Robert Bundy petition the board to close the path to expand play space over seven lots. Supt. Clarence Burrell cites five Washington School children using the path daily and notes others may use Euclid Avenue or Dutton. The path dates from the 1940s housing boom.
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San Leandro
Georgia Way
Washington School
Dutton Ave
Robert ¥.Bundy
Council
Georgia
Clarence Burrell
East 4Th St
Euclid Ave
Dutton
Gasolline
Signal OF Co
Bay City Oil Co
Oakland- California Tower Co
Teachers’ Assn
Park District Annex Election Merged With Primary
An election to annex Washington Township to the East Bay Regional Park District will be consolidated with the June 3 primary. County supervisors approved the park district request for consolidation yesterday.
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Wastington Township
East Bay Regional Park Dist
Park ‘District
Castro Valley School Parents Protest Cafeteria and Classrooms
Trustees heard parent concerns about cafeteria facilities for the Castro Valley district and potential double sessions if a bond election fails. Dr. Mervin Smith outlined state allocations, district needs, and plans for additions at Parsons Marshall and Stanton sites, plus site improvements and new teachers. A May 20 bond election to authorize sale of 2500000 bonds was discussed with bids for Redwood Intermediate to be opened April 8.
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Castro Valley
Reeycon
Mervin Smith
Redwood Inter-fis
Walter Gunn
Marshall
Stanton
Smith
Music Festival Names 1st Annual San Lorenzo Singers
San Lorenzo Schools announce the Boys' Choir participants for the 1st annual music festival to be held April 17 at 8 p.m. in Arroyo High School Gymnasium. The district's festival includes orchestra, band, girls' choir and a long list of boys' choir members from upper grade pupils. Two names are provided among many: Larry Allen and Jack Hell in the roster of singers.
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San’ Lorenzo Dist
Castlewood
Mark Hite
Marlin
Carlotta Blumyer
Joyce
Dick Altman
Vic Lobree
Bob Stoner
Bill Wilson
Village School
PTA
Andy Beku
San Lorenzo
James S. Brown
Arroyo High School
Lorenzo Ave
Larry Allen
Jack Hell
George Plambaeck
Mike Anderson
John Hall
Bill Quinte
James Bird
Jamies Hill
Clarence Rose
Michael Barlow
Dean Hamilton
Ronald’ Quinton
Richard Barlow
John Hanson
James ‘Rau
Glen Ballian
Paul, Harkness
James Real
Ronald Bell
Allan Henderson
Paul Reynolds
Ozzie Berchtold
John Heywood
Ezra Rideout
Bob.'Bixby
Jerry
Horton
Joe’ Satariano
Jerry Blatt
Marvin Hudson
Ronald’ Schlitt
Michael Bondura
Ken Jackson
David Schrum
Patrick’ Brennan
Doug Jenner
Tom Seat
Edward, Brown
Alven Jensen
Bill Short
2Onnie Bryan
Bruce Jensen
Robert Souza
Tom’ Blythe
Nick Johnston
Tom” Souza
Mike Bratton
Tom Kennedy
George Spatz
Tony Bucholz
Skipuffin
Willian Stewwart
Rocky Burke
Lance Klein
Dennis “Stong
Charles Buck
Kim, Knowlden
Ronnie Sversvold
Tom
Calvert
Stephen Landy
Howard Swift
Elwin Carr
Randy Latham
Rene ‘Tanguay
James Castile
Ronald Lea
Danny ‘Teixeira
Park
Ar. Chapman
Charles Lee
David Fidbits
Michael Chaniklin
Vernon: Leite
Robert: Trotter
Bob ’ Chisom
Jeffrey Leonard
Dan Turner
Tom Clark
Oscar Lope
John Underwood
Robert Cole
Bob Lutz
Doug Villane
Samuel’ Conti
Ken Lyda
Howard West
Gary Courtwright
Stephen Mailio
Jack Gwolinski
David Curry
Dave Mancha
Bonnie Curtis
Bonnie Curtis, “Tom” “Mann, Dell,Dahlstrom, Nick Martin, Dave Ba ‘Vis
Ralph Mathey
John Davis
Dave: Melesco
Ricky Deming
Robert’ Meggers
Ronnie” Devine
Eldon, Merrill
David Deziak
Lawrence ‘Millsap
Kenneth Eddens
Pat Moran
Bobby“ Ed¢berson
Tom Mutschler
Gary Felix
Robert McAdam
Tommy Fernandes
Robert McCracken
David Fox
Richard Nash
Ttonald Gatan
Neal
Unit Formed For Hopeful SAN LEANDRO Council Candidate Nahm
A citizen committee named 100 San Leandrans formed to back At Nahm in the April city council election. John Engberg, as chairman, praises Nahm as an outstanding San Leandro citizen and proven leader. Carol Heffernan, co-chair, lauds his people-oriented approach and good government. Gillock, secretary treasurer, notes Nahm’s community service and work on playgrounds and recreation centers for youth.
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San Leandro
Nahm
John
Engberg
Carol Q. Heffernan
All
Gillock
Retary
Halcyon Club Opposes Signboard Move in San Leandro
The Halcyon Improvement Club voted unanimously to oppose John Pring's 10 by 40 foot signboard and to notify the San Leandro Board of Zoning adjustments. The group also agreed to fund $50 for basic necessities for San Leandro's Fourth of July Celebration Committee.
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Halcyon Club
San Leandro
Halcyon Improvement Club
John Hi [Pring
Leandro Receives Gas Tax Allocation for Bancroft Ave
County Supervisors yesterday allocated 74 40716 to the City of San Leandro from the County Gas Tax Fund for Bancroft Avenue street improvements between 42nd and Aish Avenues.
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City of
San Leandro
Bancroft Ave
Aish
Castro Valley 1980 plan envisions 60 000 residents
City planners outline Castro Valley for 20 years and a 60 000 population with 90 percent residential use. Central business district confined between Redwood Road and Stanton Avenue, northward expansion to Jamison Way. Light industry near ends of Castro Valley Boulevard. Williams urges balanced economy, more local jobs, and park land protection. Community input sought on street pattern and transit relief.
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Castro
Castro Valley
Redwood Rd
Stanton Ave
Jamison Way
Castro Valley Blvd
Bay’ Regional
Parks
Williams
Wil
Fremont
Liams
Newark
Decota
Union Sanitary District
USD
Baine Ave
Centerville
Sena Consulting
Posals
Dist
Raymond Boege
Leandro Girl to Be Honored by Optimists
SAN LEANDRO Fourteen year old Jean Bull of Bancroft Junior High School will be named Youth of the Month by the San Leandro Optimists tonight. She serves as vice president of the Girls Athletic Association secretary of the Junior Welfare Club and member of several school and community groups. Joan will attend the Optimist Club dinner at Haycock's Steak House as guest of honor while the club's nominating committee prepares for its April 2 officer election.
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San Leandro
Jean Bull
Bancroft Junior High School
San ‘Leandro
Joan
Floyd
Bull
Lee Ave
Girls’ Athletic Assh
Job's Daughters
Token Fellowship
Shipbuilding Drive Begun For East Bay
A state of emergency in East Bay shipbuilding and repair spurs a campaign led by Mayor Rishell and the Oakland Chamber to restore government contracts and reopen the Bethlehem Alameda yard. Unions report 1 400 idle from Operating Engineers Local 3 and 400 shipyard mechanics unemployed, with 500 others to temporary work. The plan expands to area committees meeting April 1 and a premeeting with Maritime Commission official L C Fleming to seek yard restoration.
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Oakland
East Bay
Clifford E. Rishell
Shipbuilding Committee
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Union 3
Alameda
Contra Costa
Boilermakers Local 39
West Coast
Rishell
Harold Sw. Lorentzen
Chamber
Pacific
Thei
Bethlehem
U.S. Maritime Commission
L.C. Fleming
Pacific Coast
Bethlehem Alaneda Yard
Trustee Ends School Job In Irvington District
William F. Humpett resigned as Irvington School District trustee to avoid a possible conflict of interest. He stated at a special trustees meeting that he will enter a partnership with Realtor Joe E. Alter, who serves as the district's insurance carrier. His resignation takes effect tomorrow. Humpett had served since February 1957 after filling an unexpired term and was re-elected last May.
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Fremont
William F. Humpert
Irvington School Dist
Joe E. Alter
Humpett
Alfred Peixoto
Pleasanton Tract Map Study Set by Planners
Pleasanton city planning commission to meet at City Hall tomorrow to review the Bevilacqua Brothers tentative tract map for new homes and discuss rezoning recommendations to the County Planning Commission while Albany officials await results. An Albany youth, James D. Richards, 34, is surviving after a Highway 50 crash near the Washington Ave overpass. Patrolman John Hughes saved him by applying a finger pressure to a severed jugular until hospital care could begin.
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Fleasanton
City Planning
Eden Hospital
James D. Richards
Eastshgra
Washington Ave
Fatrolman
John Hughes
Hughes
Fairmont Hospital
Plan Adopted For Shoreline Plan In San Leandro
The Citizens Shoreline Committee approves a five point plan to shape San Leandro waterfront recreation. It includes listing elements, surveying civic groups, estimating needed acreage, sequencing priorities, and presenting a development program to the city council. Revenue bonds may fund part of the project if enabling legislation passes this session.
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San Leandro
San Leandro’s
Citizens’ Shoreline Committee
Ross “Cunningham
Sacramento
Assembly Corteiial
Swiss Delegate to Speak on Transit Taxes for Rotary
Hans Buehlamn, a Swiss exchange student studying statistics at the University of California, will address the San Lorenzo Rotary Club tomorrow on transit taxes. He notes the maximum service charge will be one half of one percent of taxes collected. County supervisors directed the district attorney to draft the agreement for the proposal. The meeting is at 12 15 p.m. at Villa Lorenzo 400 Via Mercado.
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San Lorenzo
Switzerland
Hans Buehlamn
San Lorenzo Rotary Club
Francisco Bay Area
Beublamn
Jdent
University
California
Cleveri
Frank Sisson Willl
Villa Lorenzo
Mercado
Livermore Annex Defeated By Local Voters
Livermore residents on Neilsen Lane and East Ave voted 19 to 25 against annexation of about 140 acres to the city. City officials supported the plan to protect and reserve medium and low density residential zones per the Livermore general plan projected to 188.
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Livermore
Neilsen, Lane
East Ave
City of
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Olof
Corinne Aitken
San Lorenzo School Dist
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Bill Brechtel
Mrs. Aitken
Paul Ehret
Harvey Owren
Suzie Rich
Ivan Rich
Kroll St
Suzie
Robert
Kenneth
Scott
Pleasanton
Bob Patterson
Bill Parness
Parness
Patterson
Rapport Report
Albert Rodriguez
Robert Steiff
Via Nova
Downen Place
Hayward
Cristo
Marnie
Linda
Tongi
HHS
Leandro
C.V
Dick Hafner JR
Joan Bull
Optimist Choice
Livermore Annex
Matt Schnaider
Boy & Cub Scout
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