Valley group fighting slaughterhouse fights pre hearing briefing
Residents of northeast Castro Valley gathered in the Castro Valley High School auditorium as attorney Gene Rhodes outlined what to expect at the upcoming injunction hearing. The case against West Coast Meat Companys Madison Avenue slaughterhouse opens in Superior Court in Los Angeles on Monday morning March 27. Rhodes warned that the judge is not a criminal court figure and joked that the case has not reached that stage. He noted support from the Castro Valley district school board and local improvement clubs, urging neighbors to attend to show that the project is undesirable for homes and families. The group has long opposed expansion of the plant, citing noise, truck traffic, and blight. Control of the expansion has swung between Alameda County Board of Supervisors and the company, with recent reversals after initial denial.
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Castro Leg
Froma
Gene Rhodes
Castro Valley
Audibrium
Moeeling
Rhindes
West Coast Meat Company
Madison Avenue
Lo ‘Aan
Sipho Fry
Wade Snook
Dude Snook
Jaitly
Cestro Valley
Soushorn Alameda County
Rhodes
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Thas
Te Valley
12th Annual Concert by 93-Piece High School Band
The 93 piece Hayward Union High School Band, conducted by Edwards J White, presents a varied hour and a half program in the auditorium Saturday. The lineup includes marches, operatic arias, symphonic pieces, and contemporary rhythms with thirteen numbers. The concert features a large list of student performers across woodwinds, brass, percussion, and strings, plus student production staff and band management.
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Edwards J White
Hayward Union High
O. B. Pathsen
T Bond
Kathleen McBarcon
Barbara Mecham
Leslie Nichols
Norman Underwood
Donna Jefford
Nina “Yeeslink
Fo Flini
von Barnhill
Marjorie Barta
Chir Jene Chaudron
Jam Cooper
Ben Fraticelli
Pat Hill
Glenda Lane
Bill Witcher
Fed “Abreu
Forest Gardiner
Tey Iselin
Tom Laurence
Cijee Lindau
Ronnie Merwin
Ola Gail Porter
Merecedes Reberiegu
Edith Rush
Weldon Stoul
Howard Turpin
Francis Youn
Richard Ansos
Frank Averett
Cinuls
Janes Kidde
Bag
Joseph Abreau
Ronnie Grosjean
Tel Merwin
David Morgan
Hetty Bennett
Cecil Brasiel
Pat Cochrane
Roberta Darcey
Jomes Johnston
Kenneth Lee
Ted ‘Taylor
al ‘Tiseh
Mats Jae George
Jiny Musso
Gerald Landau
Darrel Clement
Gerald Frotieeth
Duck 1Elar
Chirence Jarklyn
Wayne Loucks
Ken Mills
Ronnie Oliphant
Ronnie Olson
Mervin Perry
Gene Blackwood
Jim Johnston
Jerry Linnell
Sousaplones
Avian Nelson
Gene Laur
Ham Lynch
Kim Noble
Bik Rice
Don Silva
Bob Soutar
Dorothy Booth
Dean Dixon
Jim Noble
Joanne Leard
Gwen Wilson
Kell Yyvas
Clarence Jacklyn
Electician
Carl Reynolds
Frank Baker
Gene Burkman
Yom Pennewell
Bobby Salsedo
Paul Salsedo
Jerry Bennett
Ray Witcher
Olvia Dutya
Carol Gutlerian
Joan Gullehen
Lucifst Marshall
Max Linkell
Della Mecham
Sacramento City Council Repeals City Sales Tax
Sacramento council votes to repeal the half cent city sales tax after a year of heated debates. Proponents say property and ad valorem taxes will hold steady and city services remain intact. The repeal takes effect April 22.
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Sacramento City Council
Sacramento
Faculty production plans and personnel listed
The article lists faculty names and roles for a campus production including Theresa Musso Diane Poole Anthony Barbosa Anne Bulmer Gilbert Pratt and others. It notes start dates ticket sales programs service classes and staff roles such as chair Edward J White instrumental music director and publicity coordinator Evalyn Toyers.
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Theresa Musso
Diane Poole
Orpheus du Tirard Alen
Don Muller
Roward Settle
Anthony Barbosa
Anne Bulmer
Gilbert Pratt
Ine Oalsman
Marlin Wakuficki
Jit Noble
Tom Cox
Carol McBinney
Gerd Schulmer
Pol Or Demons
Jane Smth
Canal Deesign
Wha
Geor Vey Wilson
Mts Aves
Edward J. White
Mussic
Geral Irving
Evalyn Toyers
Eleanor Thurksiay
Yen Minto
Marshall Brady
Barbara J. Henry
Gerald Irving
Church parties spark community nights in Hayward
Lyle Nowton superintendent of the First Bipilot church in Hayward says a Junior high party for boys and girls will start at 7 tonight at his home. Another event led by Rev Thy A Farrar at the Woman’s Bible class begins at 7 30 tonight at 470 Susneler. Sidewalk voter registration by Mrs Louix VandenBurg and Mrs Elmer Frey is set at the Hayward post office 30 past noon to 6 pm today and tomorrow. A Memphis meat firm offered 10 cents per pound in a flying sausages over the city, with 55,000 paper plates dropped.
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Lyle Nowton
Hayward
Hay
Ofelocle
Hhy
Lucerne
Thy A. Farrar
Pat Osborne
She Chass
Louix VandenBurg
Elmer Frey
Hive
Hayward Post Office
Memphis
Tenn
Veterans Memorial Annex dedication programs announced
A varied program of novelty sets and changing entertainment follows the formal dedication rites for the Hayward Veterans Memorial Annex. The event starts at 8 pot tomorrow with a public invitation by P. J. DeBernardi, veterans building commission head, detailing performances by Corel Hartman, Vera Noson, Paul Hurrison, Madalene Martinell, and Ioma Gomes.
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Hayward Veterans' Memorial
P. J. DeBernardi
Veterans’ Building Commission
DeBernardi
Corel Hartman
Oakland
Vera Noson
Paul Hurrison
Madalenw
Martinell
Ioma Gomes
Arches Tea
Frank J. Payne
C. Mi. Dorvis
American Legion
W. A. Kerr
Bill Candy
Lewis Hudson
VFW
Albert Bateman
Carl Slannengren
Purple Earg
Hut Fox
Marine Corps League
Brodtek
AVA
C. , Mgelary
Leylan
Hagan Yew Nol
Snow and Rain Soak Sierras as Spring Storm Hits
A spring storm drenched Northern California from the Oregon border to San Mateo, bringing heavy rain and gusty winds. Rain totals included 1.76 inches at Neyward Union High School, with readings across Blue Ganget 1.08, Mount Shasta 1.30, Sacramento airport 0.72, Stockton 0.64, and San Francisco airport 1.82, as the system weakens Into showers and cools tonight.
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California
Oregon
Storkton
Sminas
Neyward Union High School
Mount Shasta
Oakland
Red Bluff
Sacramento
Salinas
San Francisco City
San Mates
Sante Rosa
Stockton
Suringvale
Susanville
Wilelin
Sierras
U.S
San Joaquin Valley
Woodmen Camp Birthday Dinner Planned at Cas tra Garde
Woodmen of the World Woodmen Camp hosts a birthday celebration dinner at the Cas tra Garde with Frank Cook as chairman and 60 reservations. Franke Alves will master ceremonies. Dr. Glavin Loomis of Fruitvale Camp will speak. novelty dances by ValDe and Peggy studio students. Joe Lazzerini to sing. Lenny Hopase’s orchestra to perform after the program.
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Credyating
Cypress Crimp
Castra Garde
Frank Cook
Franke Alves
Mtaster Af
Glavin Loomis
Fruitvale Camp
ValDe
Peggy
Joe Lazzerini
Lenny Hopase
Tarman Retires as Bechtel Takes Over Leadership
J H Tarman retires as president of the firm and the corporate name changes to Bechtel Company. T R Bechtel is elected president Ward H Cramer becomes vice president Marvin Sherwin is secretary treasurer. Offices are sealed at 315th Street Oakland.
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Tarman
Bechtel
J. J. Yarman
Uhe
T. I. Bechtel Company
T. R. Bechtel
Ward H. Cramer
Vicw
Marvin Sherwin
Alumni Association Plans First Meeting at HUHS
The HUHS Alumni Association drafts its first meeting with chairs Non Britt Ben Guil iana and Mrs Elea nor Hawksley Gen Holloway F W Cathey and Mary Lassalle as sponsors. An after meeting dance is planned in the school gymnasium with Art Vargas credited.
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Non Britt
Ben Guiliana
Eleanor Hawksley
Gen Holloway
F. W. Cathey
Mary Lassalle
Miss Hawksley
Cathey
Art Vargas
Body of Drowned Man Unrecovered Near Oroville Tragedy
The body of Walley Suppus, 12 year old Deanna Kroeger and two youths remained lost as river searchers battled swift currents after the boats capsized during a rescue for the earlier drowning. Suppus, eldest of three sons of Sir and Mrs Charles Suppus, is presumed dead. parents await and plan travel as news arrives from Oroville where the bodies were first reported missing.
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Walley Suppus
Charles Supin
Willow Avenue
Hayward
Oroville
Suppus
Charles Suppus
Ward Lamorroy
Plan to Form Downtown Parking Committee in Hayward
Hagynyard leaders yesterday chose Orland Chise to head a newly named Committee for Better Downtown Parking. The five member executive will back a $1,300 funding plan for an advertising campaign to back Proposition 4 on the April 11 ballot. Floyd Sparks, chairman, says bonds financed by meter receipts will fund off street parking without raising property taxes.
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Line
Orland Chise
Vadaelileens
Hayward
Pall Heron
Floyd Sparks
Mass Meeting
Close
Opening Next Thursday Expanded Economy Store Boasts Unique Features
An Gaklind nan was injured late yesterday afternoon when his car left Highway 60 west of Dublin. He received emergency treatment at Fujrmont hospital and Southern Pavitic hospital before being kept for observation. The crash sent his car across the highway and onto the south shoulder, causing severe leg cuts. The expansion at 1025 B Street, Schrerd, features include 30-foot window projections and two unusual S shaped vents. Grand opening is next Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The Hayward family business expands with a third and largest Economy Department store, built from the Nussenbaum family legacy.
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Mighway
Dublin
Camilla P. Bottenearmnd
Fujrmont
Pavitic Hospital
Elis
Hank
Battencourt
CH. Baler
Hayward
Samuel
Fanny Nussenbaum
B Street
Main Street
Nussenbaum
Marie Nustenbaum
Hannah Could
Agreement on Court Strike Order Sought
Superior Judge Ralph E Hoyt signed an injunction banning the AFL Hetail Clerks Union from picketing East Bay Safeway stores. The order requires a $10 000 bond for compliance as attorneys for the union and Safeway meet again to resolve anti picketing terms amid a six month strike dispute involving store managers and clerks over bargaining recognition.
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Alleting
Ralph E. Hoyt
AFL Hetail
East Bay
AFL
Safeway
Phil Stoyt
Kien
Yn Efort
Wy Ferns
Hoy
Wnion
Ala+mieda
Conia Cosia
Stid
Weather update with scattered showers and cooling trend
Occasional rain this afternoon and tonight with showers clearing by Saturday morning. Cooler tonight. Yesterday's high reached 57 degrees. today’s low not shown. Las year figures 17.44 and 15.47 appear as stray numbers with no clear context.
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Lorn Kerr Heads New Castro Valley Civic League
Lorn Kerr named president of the Castro Valley Civic League last night, a group formed to re circulate petitions for a Castro Valley incorporation vote. Officers include Dr Fred Rauling vice president Ed Shearer secretary Louis Hunt treasurer. Board directors serve two year terms Carl Brauer Frank Morley OL A Hendrickson. one year terms Howard McCalla J Earl Evans. A 7 pm Sunday meeting at Kerrs home will determine petition circulation. The league aims to promote Castro Valley growth through roads county activities and frugal tax spending. It will also honor the Eden Township hospital effort with a letter to the Castro Valley Sanitary District. Publicity chairmen named Mrs Edna Evans with assistants Mrs Chuck Hamer and Carl Brauer. Meetings set for the fourth Thursday each month. A Castro Valley Taxpayers Association board meeting is planned next week as the group prepares for a second incorporation bid this year. Secretary Mrs Alice McKinney noted strong membership interest since the announcement.
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Lorn Kerr
Castro Valley Civic League
Whilch
Castro Valley
Hallat
Iaws
Fred Rauiling
Ed Shearer
Louis Hunt
League
Carl Brauer
Frank Morley
OL. A. Hen
Drickson
Howard McCalla
J. Earl. Evans
Kerr's
Cassire Valley Committee For Incorporation
McGalla
Castro' iValley
Castra Valley Sanitary District
Eden Township
Castra Valley
Edna Evans
Kerr
Chuck Hamer
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