Planners Shown Kid Car Slate Track Hearing
Fremont planners hear a use permit request for a child midget auto track on Highway 3 opposite Nursery Road. The plan includes future picnic, sports facilities, and a pool. A safety-traffic concerns session follows as residents prepare for an April 14 public hearing on circular tracks and exhaust fumes. Also approved subdivisions at E. E. Huddleson hillside project and Cabrillo Park map, plus a used car sales permit at Centerville.
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Carroll Clark Fremont
Planning Commission
M. 9. Sabras
Highway 3
Nursery Rd
Harry Duncan
Sabraw
Commission
A. F. Anderson
Ihem
E. E. Huddleson
Mission San Jose
Fremont
Cabrillo Park
Cabrillo Dr
Nicolet Ave
Centerville
Gerald Zimmer
North Main St
Pergola Lights To Be Removed From Dublin Boulevard
County Supervisors passed a resolution to remove sodium vapor lights on Pergola Hill Dublin Boulevard and restore lighting. A traffic survey shows freeway traffic dropped from 25000 to 1000 vehicles daily while 25 mercury vapor lights will be installed on Crow Canyon Road to improve hazard at curves and bridges, a project led by Supervisor Francis Dunn initiated a year ago.
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Pergola Hill
Dublin Blvd
Crow Canyon Road
Francis Dunn
Dunn
County Opposes Alameda NAS Closure Plan
County supervisors adopted a resolution opposing a Congressional move to close Alameda Naval Air Station and transfer aircraft maintenance work to civilian agencies. The measure would cost the area about 53 million dollars in payroll funds.
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Alameda Naval Air Station
California
Alameda Nas
Safe Cracked At Lorenzo School
Safe crackers broke a window at San Lorenzo Village School on Hesperian Blvd and forced open a safe, stealing 5154.92. They moved the safe from Principal William Wilson's office to an outer office using tin snips a claw hammer and two screwdrivers. The tools were left behind at the scene.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village
Hesperian Blvd
William Wilson
Hayward Council OKs 23314 Bid for Airport Water Main
Hayward City Council approved Galbraith Construction Co. for a 23314 water main at Hayward Airport serving commercial properties along Hesperian Boulevard and a proposed administrative center. The bid was the lowest of 11. Engineers estimated 23700. Plans for a Santa Clara Street extension near Winton Ave and Sequoia School grounds were approved with a 35000 estimate and a pedestrian underpass. Council set April 22 for Harder Tennyson sewer and water assessment bid opening, noting 950 600 cost spread over 500 parcels. A protest, annexation petition, and letters urging the creation of a factory mortgage insurance corporation and shoreline development study were discussed or referred to commissions.
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Hayward
Galbraith Construction Co
Haylwarn Airport
Hesperians
Santa Clara St
Winton Ave
Sequoia School
Winton
Edloe Dr
Harder- Tennyson Sewer
Hayward Highlands
Fred Cox
Cox
Hayward ‘Chamber of Commerce
Arks Commission
Planning Commission
Leonard Seeley
East Bay
George P. Miller
Alameda Maritime Academy
The
Parks Commission
Three Gain Water Board 4-Year Jobs
Two incumbents Manuel Bernardo Centerville and George Latham Newark won four year terms on the Alameda County Water District board. Louis Amaral Centerville, a former director, reclaimed the third seat after 14 years out. Bernardo led with 2029 votes, Amaral 1690, Latham 2673, and Beuhler 1803. other candidates trailed. Total votes 4221 from 14,195 eligible voters. five write-ins appeared.
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Eremont
Alameda County Water Dist
Manuel J. Bernardo
Centerville
George Latham
Newark
Louis A.amaral
Amaral
Bernardy
Granger
Bernardo
Union City Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Garcia
Don Martin
A. C. Verovetos
Plans for Decoto School Annexes Approved by Trustees
Final plans for additions to ten Decoto District schools were approved and sent to state officials for study. Superintendent Harold Schoenfeld said the State Department should approve by early April. Construction would begin soon after, with completion by the end of September. Proposals include four classrooms and a resource room for blind students at El Rancho Verde School costing about 123,141 dollars, and three classrooms plus an administrative wing at Searles School costing about 73,284 dollars.
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Decoto
Harold Schoenfeld
State Dept. of, Education and Finance
Stueents
el Rancho Verde
Searles ‘Y School
Deadline Nears For School Vote In Alameda County
Deadline approaches for voter registration for the May 120 school district elections across Alameda County. To be eligible, citizens must be registered in their district. Registration closes April 10 for those wishing to vote in the June 2 primary. City election registrations closed February 13.
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Alameda County
Talent Contest Winners Named in San Leandro Dads Club Show
James Madison Dads Club staged Stars in Action with about 200 attendees. Winners across Class 1 2 and 3 included Bonnie Capellas Kim Wolshnis Julie Fishman and Terry Barnett John Giloe Tom Scott Diane Dengo and others. The event raised 165 for glasses and shoes for needy San Leandro students.
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Bonaire
James
Madison Dads Club
Stars In Action
Arthur Pa‘oli
Bonnie Capellas
Kim Wolshnis
Julie Fishman
Terry Barnett
Wayne Silva
Laura Alviso
Frances Cassaro
John Gil ‘Oe
Tom Scott
Steve
deCormick
Diane Dengo
Sandra
Furtney
Carol Klug
Mets
Gil Wack
George Coats
Earnie Ferrati
San Leandro
Chamber to Send Two to S F Meet
Vice President Roy Jensen and secretary-manager Jack Collins of the Livermore Chamber of Commerce will attend a 7 30 p.m. dinner meeting today of the San Francisco Bay Area Council at the Sheraton Palace Hotel in San Francisco. The Bay Area Council includes all Bay Area chambers of commerce to work for industrial and economic development.
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Livermore
Roy Jensen
Jack Collins
Livermore Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco Bay
Food Concession Bid Opening Set at Alameda County Fair
Bids will be opened for food concessions for the Alameda County Fair on April 9 at p.m. in Pleasanton. Committee members include Richard McCarthy Clark Redeker Frank Smith and Harry Shackelton. Trade reservations and business displays are being received for the new exhibit building.
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Pleasanton
James Trimlingham
Tfairgrounds
Richard McCarthy
Clark Redeker
Frank Smith
Harry Shackelton
Trimingham
Roundup of San Leandro candidates set for Friday
Foothill Manor Improvement Assn presents a public event at Thomas Jefferson School to feature mayoral moderator Thomas O Knick and a panel of incumbent and challenger candidates for City Council and School Board from Washington Manor and nearby areas. Speakers include Alvin Want William Swift Jack Maltester Robert Taylor Hunt Foods Robert Brooks Don Doty John Wallis Mary Wilson Al Nahm Charles W Stone Henry Jones Frank Bricker Myron Temple and Dr. David Bruser.
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San Leandro
Foothill Manor Improvement Assn
Thomas Jefferson
Lark St
Thomas O. Knick
Board of Supervisors
Laurence F. Sutley
Alvin Want
Bridge Rd
William Swift
Victoria Ct
Jack Maltester
Woodland
Robert Taylor
Fordhar Ave
Hunt Foods
Robert Brooks
Garside Ct
Don Doty
Cumberland Ave
Don's Shoes
John Wallis
Swenson
Washington Manor
Mary Wilson
Evergreen St
al Nahm
Arbor Dry
Charles W. Stone
Kenilworth
Henry Jones
Haas Ave
Frank Bricker
Arroyo Dr
Myron Temple
Emerald Ave
David Bruser
Coller
Methodist Group Celebration Set in Africa Anniversary
Eleven American Negro Missionaries and their wives flew to Johannesburg for the 60th anniversary celebrations of the African Methodist Episcopal Church according to United Press dispatch.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland Man Eaters Race For Assembly
Oakland businessman Jack Downey filed nomination papers for the 4th Assembly District. Cross filing on both parties, he opposes incumbent Robert Crown of Alameda and Antone Cannizzaro of San Leandro. Filing ends Friday at 3 pm amid a tight race.
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Jack Downey
19Th St
Oakland
Assembly
San Leandro
Alrady
Dunn
George C. Bliss
Oakland Technical High School
Alameda County
Ben Minton
Fairmont School
San Lorenzo
Edwin La‘Tendre
Berkeley High School
Frank Skelly
Alameda High School
Harold Schoenfeld
Decoto
Friljof P. Thygeson
Albany
U. S
Goodwin J .Knight
Washington Township Organization Meets Monday
The quarterly corporate membership meeting of the Washington Township Community Services Organization will be held at 8 p.m. Monday at the county office building on Fremont Ave. The board of directors and planning committee will report on projects and activities. First Vice President Geoffrey Steel says all interested in health welfare education and recreation are invited.
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Fremont
Washington Township
County
Fremont Ave
Geoffrey Steel
Concert Series Finale Delights WT Concertgoers
The Concertmen and Edmond Karlsrud closed the Washington Township Community Concert Series with a powerful Washington Union High School auditorium performance before 400 patrons. Karlsrud and the eight-voice Concertmen offered a varied program from Hebrew chants to Brahms Die Mainacht, Norwegian pieces, and American spirituals, highlighted by Shenandoah and Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho.
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Edmond Karlsrud
Washington Township
Washington Union High School
Karlsrude Land
Karlsrud
Brahms
Joshua
Charles Touchetté
Civic Center Drive Plotted in Fremont Campaign
Fremont Citizens Committee unveils an outreach plan to win voter support for a civic center. Voters will be asked on April to approve 1 125,000 for land at Stivers Lagoon as the future city center. The panel will distribute posters, hire a sound truck, and tour Fremont March 30 to show the site, plus a 12 point program endorsing the center at Stivers Lagoon.
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Fremont
Fremont Civic Center
Civic Center
Stivers la
Warren Named Advisor to State Senate Transportation Panel
Guy Warren of Hayward a trucking executive was named an advisor to the State Senate Interim Committee on Transportation announced by Senators Randolph Collier and Hugh Burns in Sacramento. Warren a Democratic candidate for State Senate in Alameda County attended an Interim Committee meeting yesterday and has led the California Trucking Association and the Western Highway Institute and served on the Alameda Contra Costa Transit District Citizens Committee.
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Guy Warren
Hayward
State Senate
Problms
Sacramento
Randolph Collier
Hugh Burns
Warren
Alameda County
California Trucking Associations
The
Western Highway Institute
Citizens Committee
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit Dist
Two Injured In Livermore Crash
Two Livermore residents were injured yesterday afternoon in a collision on Livermore-Pleasanton Road about a mile and a half west of town. John Anderson, 62, and Clara Acker, 22, were treated at St. Paul’s Hospital and released. Police say Anderson, a plumber, attempted a U turn in front of Acker’s car and no citation was issued pending investigation.
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Livermore
Livermore-Pleasanton Rd
Here
St. Paul’s Hospital
John Anderson
South J St
Clara Acker
Anderson
Cherchez la femme in Want Ads hints at details
In today’s want ads a French phrase “Cherchez la femme” signals to secretaries or youth workers to check Class 9 for more details. The item suggests looking for a woman or related lead as part of the notice.
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Secretarias
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Roy C. Dean
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Center Ville
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Field Enterprises, Foe
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Tory Man
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Thygeson
Socialist Party
Thomas Whayne
Civic Center Drive
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Senate
Sherman
Clay Hayward
Hayward Area
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