Hopeful Scores Foe With Slap On 'Boss Rule'
SAN LEANDRO Don Doty, a city council candidate from Washington Manor, blasted opponent Robert Taylor and endorsing organizations last night. He accused them of being under “boss rule” and said WHOA directors should resign. Other candidates debated issues of independent city governance and sidewalk funding amid a crowd at Halcyon School.
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San Leandro
Don
Doty
Washington Manor
Dey
Halcyon. Improvement Assn
Robert Taylor
Zin
Taylor
Swift
Afl-Cio
Washington
Assn
Ior
Mary Wilson
Jack Maltestes
Counseilman
Maltestat
al Nahm
Dist
Five
William Swift
City Atty
Art Carden
San + Leandro
2S Rilt
Malcyon School
Halcyon I Dr. Improvement Assn
Pete Harwood
Paquette criticizes Hayward council report on services
Candidate Leonard Paquette attacks the Hayward council’s report on consolidation and recreation services. He argues HARD remains outside city control, calls for a city park and recreation department, and critiques annexation endorsements and planned water lateral ordinances amid pre election actions.
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Hayward
New Horizons
Leonard Paquette
Countil
Paquette
Hayward Area
Tong
Boy Escapes Rail Mishap At Willow Street Crossing
Newark youth Dennis Nevis, 17, narrowly escaped injury when a Southern Pacific switch engine, mistaken for the main track, rammed the front of his car at the Willow Street crossing near Thornton Avenue. His auto sustained extensive damage as the locomotive passed.
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Newark
Dennis Nevis
Thornton Ave
Southern Pacific
Willow St
Nevis
C of C to Eye Missile Work For Chrysler
SAN LEANDRO The Chamber of Commerce plans a luncheon to discuss steps to urge Chrysler Corp to reopen its Davis Street plant for missile production. Directors will write to John P. Mansfield seeking names of Chrysler executives and potential contracts to revive the idled facility, previously shut since 1954.
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San Leandro
Chrysler Corp
Davis St
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Kinz
John PF. Mansfield
Plymouth Dty
Detroit
Mansfield
Chrysler
King
Champ
Ryster
Chamber
Rede
Stone
Onstad’s
Washington Age
Pleasanton Annexes 75 Acres of County Fair Grounds
Pleasanton plans to annex 75 extra acres of the County Fair Grounds, already partly within the city. The action, approved by County Supervisors, allows city services including sewerage and police and extends sewer lines through the grounds to nearby city property. The county will prepare maps and data for city consideration.
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Pleasanton
Heond
Dunn County Supervisor to Speak at Fairview Club Meeting
Francis Dunn Jr. will outline county government operations to Dunn Improvement Club members. The 8 p.m. session is at Fairview School 23015 Mand Ave with publicity chair Daniel Rose noting details.
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Francis Dunn ,Jr
Fairview Improvement Club
Fairview School
Mand Ave
Daniel Rose
Sign Board Bids Due For Study Tomorrow
SAN LEANDRO Two sign board applications are set for Board of Zoning Adjustment review at 7 30 pm tomorrow. John H W Pring seeks a three dimensional sign 10 by 40 feet at the corner of East jidth Stard 150th Ave. Carl L Tohlen requests a billboard permit at the northwest Elva intersection. John Perata aims to expand his trailer court at 2470 Washington Ave. L EB Royal seeks yard encroachment for a single family dwelling at 1310 Sandelin Ave. Permits for a 39 unit apartment building at 164 Preda St and a 23 unit apartment at 295 Buena Vista are to be studied. The board meets in coin chambers City He
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John H W. Pring
150Th Ave
Carl L. Tohlen
Elva
John ‘Perata
Washington Ave
L. EB. Royal
Per‘ide
Sandelin Ave
Preda St
Buena Vistanve
Coin Chambers
Apartments Built on Silva Property in Hayward
Mawaifan Francisco Investment Co announced a two story U shaped furnished apartment building at 982 Sorenson Rd Hayward on land owned by Silva Brothers Inc The project valued at 250000 includes a swimming pool and 45 units and is expected to be completed in about five months with four and a half months for finishing.
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Mawaifan-San‘ Francisco’ Investment ‘Co
Sorenson Rd
Hayward
Silva Brothers, Inc
Silva: Brothers
Photo Club appoints specialist judge for San Lorenzo meeting
San Lorenzo Camera Club welcomes SAN LORENZO Ben Dovus portrait specialist and Oakland Camera Club head as guest judge at 8 pm tomorrow at Sunset School 21830 Royal Ave Hayward. Don Beck president invites visitors to attend the meeting.
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San Lorenzo
Ben Dovus
Oakland Camera Club
School of Photography
San Lorenzo Camera Club
Sunset School
Royal Ave
Hayward
Don Beck
Five Talkers Slated By Toastmasters Club
San Lorenzo Toastmasters meet at Village School on Hesperian Boulevard with five slated speakers Nick Beye Art Chick Ed Mckone Joe Valdez and Bob Hansen. Last week's best speaker was Av a s Roy Kalm and table topics winner Fred Matt, announced by A J Miller.
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San Lorenzo
Toastmasters Club
Village School
Hesperian Blvd
A. J.miller
Nick Beye
Art Chick
Ed Mckone
Joe Valdez
Bob
Hansen
Avas Roy Kalm
Fred Matt
Miller
Fremont Council Approves Civic Center Brochure Text
Fremont city council reached agreement on wording for a four page civic center brochure to be mailed to residents by March 31. The non political pamphlet aims to inform voters about plans and location but its contents remain unrevealed until distributed. Council member Bendel opposed the pamphlet citing concerns over spending and access for opponents.
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Fremont
Civic Center
Robert Coop
Coop
Winifred Bendel
Rellin Cunningham
Suspect pleads guilty to bad check charges
J C Kettman thirty seven of Hayward denied probation violation in Santa Cruz County. He pleaded guilty in San Leandro Municipal Court to three bad check counts. Free on three hundred dollar bail, he awaits report and sentence on April 8. He is accused of issuing checks totaling twenty five dollars to P2X Market and twenty dollars to U S Market in late January.
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San Leandro
J. C. Kettman
Phylmore
Hayward
San Leandro Municipal
Kettman
Santa Cruz
Cere
Rio
U. S
Livermore Officer to Speak at Venture Club Meeting
Livermore Lt Timm Foley of the police force will address the Venture Club tonight on The Police and the Public at 8 20 p m at Casa Linda 783 E First St Co hostesses are Mrs Allen Holmes and Annamarie Lee.
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Livermore
Timm Foley
Venture Club
Casa Linda
First St
Mrs. Allen
Holmes
Annamarie Lee
Three Area Students In Oratory Runoffs
Three area students will represent near Lions Clubs in Alameda tonight for a sub regional runoff in Lions International Student Speaker Contest. Vivian Cienfuegos of San Lorenzo High School, Ann Rutledge of Bishop O’Dowd, and Sue Laudenslager of San Leandro High School will each carry their sponsoring club banners. The event starts at 7 p.m. at Hotel Alameda with contestants from Alameda and El Cerrito clubs. regional winners will meet March 26 at Athens Athletic Club in Oakland.
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San Leandro
Lions Clubs
Alameda
Lions International
Vivian. Cienfuegos
San Lorenzo High School
Ashland
Athens Athletic Club
Oakland
Oakland Lions
Fremont Photo Contest Set to Showcase City Beauties
Fremont's city beautiful committee sponsors a citywide photo contest from April 1 to May. Entries must depict places within the city, placing photos in two divisions beautiful and blighted. Winners receive plaques and ribbons in each division.
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Fremont
City Beautiful Committee
Binnie
Work Laws Opposed by Negro Group in Hayward Chapter
ABPUALIVE reports the Hayward chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People opposing work laws. Buster A. Brooks says the group will study discriminatory laws by age groups at Bret Harte School. A Vienna INS item notes a Neeroes incident where a jailed man placed a ladder to reach his girlfriend, with officials removing him after the attempt.
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Fremont
Hayward
Nation Drugstores
Association For the
Buster A. Brooks
Bret Harte School
Vienna
INS
Brooks
Leandro Trio Wins Backing for San Leandro Council
San Leandro Democrats endorse Jack D. Mallester Robert J. Taylor and William Swift for city council seats in April. The Alameda County CIO committee also backs them. A labor committee will assist, with volunteers invited. Taylor faces reelection from Washington Manor.
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San Leandro
Maltester
Taylor
Swift
Valance Gill
Toway Charles Simonian
Democrats of
Jack D. Mallester
Robert J. Taylor
William Swift
Alameda
Labor
Manester
Taylor and
Washington Manor
Anniversary Fete Planned by Legion Post 68 in Hayward
American Legion Post 68 in Hayward schedules a 7 p.m. anniversary dinner at Veterans Memorial Building to honor long-term members. Len Ward, second vice commander and dinner chair, said auxiliary members will attend and the event marks the 29th anniversary. The post endorsed Dorothy DePoyster for California Department Vice Commander at large for women. DePoyster has served as post adjutant for three years and is in her second year as third vice-commander of the 10th District.
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Legion A
American Legion
Hayward
Len Ward
Veterans Memorial
First Public Telephone Lecture in Salem
In Salem Massachusetts on February 12 1877 the Essex Institute sponsored the first public lecture about the telephone. The institute has promoted historical interests since 1821.
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Salem, Mass
Essex Institute
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