Liability Coverage Increased by HUHS Trustees
Hayward Union High Schools trustees approved boosting district liability coverage. A student case boosted judgment and raised maxima from 100000 to 300000 for individual claims, with overall coverage rising to 2000000. They also ordered Blichfeldt to draft policy changes and submit cost estimates for higher limits while approving related bond and staffing actions.
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Hayward Union
Contra Costa
Blichfeldt
Castro Valley
Vernon Blichfeldt
Ward High School
Sita
Chabot Theater
Oeasin Valley
Ani
Sears-Kahn
Palma A Sherattés
Penn
Bobbie Chute
Sia
Spence
He Property
EAVE
Dontiy i Caer
Kaimar Florists
David Dickie
Con
Neil O. Best
Deborah Webb
Hayward High School
Best
Webb
County
Hayward
Castro Valley budget tops income tally and raises pay
Castro Valley School district shows a 1956-57 preliminary budget 219 102 dollars over estimated income with a projected deficit of 139 977 if salary schedules remain. Trustees plan to adjust the budget before Monday's meeting while agreeing on higher pay for classified staff and teachers to reach middle brackets in nearby districts. A new Northridge school project is outlined with state aid sought for construction including several specialized rooms.
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Castro Valley
Board of Trustees
Marvin Smith
Willam Trowbridge
A. B. Morris
Dean Lillis
Northridge
Northridge Avenue
Wilbeam Avenue
Redwood Road
San Leandro Student Wins National Art Exhibit Honor
Dan Chapman, a John Muir Junior High student in San Leandro, won top honors at a national high school art exhibition. His abstract walnut sculpture earned national recognition, with Emory Andersen praising him as an exceptional craftsman and noting Northern California dominance in Scholastic magazine awards. Another local student, Roger Brannagan, also achieved national ratings last year.
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San Leandro
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Dan Chapman
Mrv
Lynn W. Chapman
Kelly Avenue
John “Muir
California
Scholastic Magazine
Dan
Emory Andersen
Muir
Bancroft Junior High School
Andersen
Seacroft
Roger Brannagan
April Building Drop in Alameda County
Marcus Carlson county building official reports a drop in estimated value of new construction in April to 2,786,750 from 4,314,112 in March. Alameda County Building Inspection issued 532 electrical and plumbing permits in April. Single family dwelling permits valued at 2,083,820 in April show a slight decline from March’s 2,447,250.
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Marcus Carlson
Alameda County
Zoning on C of C Group Agenda
Hayward Chamber of Commerce Planning and Development committee meets at noon Monday at 1079 B Street to discuss industrial zoning changes. Committee chair Leo Wahamaki notes plans include rezoning south and east of Hayward between Castro Street and State Highway 50, extending to Pleasanton and Washington townships.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce Planning and Development Committee
Chamber
B” Street
Leo Wahamaki
Hass
Hayward
Castro Street
Pleasanton
Washington Townships
Crusade Meeting Called For Washington Township Drive
Bill Rhodes, chairman of the United Crusade, calls an organizational meeting for noon tomorrow at the International Kitchen. The session will lay plans and appoint committees for the August drive in Washington Township.
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Fremont
Bill Rhodes
United Crusade
Washington Township
International Kitchen
St James choir dinner in Fremont Guild Hall
The St James Episcopal church choir will host a Teglian dinner at the Guild Hall on Thornton avenue Centerville from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Public event with admission charges of 1 for adults and 75 cents for children.
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Fremont
St. James Episcopal Church
Thornton Avenue
Centarville
Candidate Files For Manor Board
Washington Manor candidates file for two board seats to be filled June 5. Larry Maeshag and Joyce Altman filed petitions with secretary Mrs. Jean Clack. Incumbent E Stanley Weissburg has not filed. Petitions due by midnight May 4. A special HOA meeting at Washington Manor School tonight will endorse a second director candidate.
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Washington Manor
Larry Maeshag
Jean Clack
Washington Manor Community Services District
Joyce Altman
Washington Manor Home Owners Association
E. Stanley Weissburg
Clack
Washington Manor School
Altman
Highland School Concert Tonight at 8
Highland School presents an annual spring concert at 8 in the school auditorium directed by Joseph Lazzerini and featuring music arranged for each grade, the school orchestra, beginning orchestra and glee club. Soloists Jimmy Bays trombone and Michael Burrows trumpet will perform.
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Highland School
Joseph Lazzerini
Mabel Brown
Harrett Sutcliffe
Elliott Bests
Virginia Giexe
Sally Maxwell
Jimmy Bays
Michael Burrows
Irvington Hires First Full Time Paid Fireman
Fremont Marceline Rogers becomes Irvington’s first full time paid firefighter on the payroll this week. He will work at the Irvington fire station from 8 am to 5 pm Mondays through Saturdays. Rogers has served in the volunteer force for 10 years as Fremont City Council plans to add more paid personnel as positions become available.
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Fremont
Marceline Roogers
Irvington
Rogers
Guilty Verdict On Dope Ring In San Francisco
In San Francisco a federal jury found Renaldo Ferrari and four other men guilty of conspiracy to sell narcotics. Judge Edward P. Murphy set May 24 for sentence and next Monday for defense motions hearing. Defendants include David Miffkin John Knight Lester Darneille and Jack Cherpakor.
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San Francisco
Renaldo
Red
Ferrari
Edward P. Murphy
David Miffkin
John
Rea" Knight
Lester
Bones
I Darneille
Jack “Cherry” Cherpakor
Eden Center Deed Given to Lions
William Talley of Corte Madera Lions spoke at Eden Community Recreation Center dinner marking the transfer of the center block to Ashland Lions. President William Sharp presented the deed to Elwood Bona as area civic leaders and chamber representatives attended the dedication event.
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Ashland
William Talley
Corte Madera Lions Club
Eden Community Recreation Center
Ashland Lions Club
William Sharp
Community Center Board of Directors
Elwood Bona
Ashland’ ‘Lions
Hayward
San Leandro Chambers of Commerce
Exceptional Child Delegates Named for Bakersfield Meeting
Three Hayward area teachers Angela Bourne of Castro Valley Mary N. Cooley of Arroyo High School and Esther Carson East Bay Chapter president will attend the California Federation of the International Council for Exceptional Children in Bakersfield on Friday and Saturday The keynote address The Medical Doctor Looks at Exceptional Children will be presented by Dr Stafford Warren dean and professor of biophysics at UCLA
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Hayward Area
California Federation of the International
Council For Exceptional Children
Bakersfield
Angela Bourne
Castro Valley
Mary N. Cooley
Arroyo High School
Esther Carson
East Bay
Exceptional Children
Stafford Warren
University of California
Los Angeles
Veterans for Kuchel Chair in Alameda County
Robert S Kennemore a World War II and Korean War veteran and Congressional Medal of Honor holder has accepted the chairmanship of the Veterans for the Senator Kuchel committee for Alameda county per Frank N Belgrano California veterans chairman for Kuchel.
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Robert .S
Skin Divers class extended by Hayward district
Hayward Area Recreation District announces continuation of the skin diving course led by HARD supervisor Stan Wilson. The program, started April 8, will add a 30 hour second half with 10 hours in classroom Aqualung use and 20 hours at the Hayward Plunge. Non-swimmers may enroll for makeup hours, with equipment provided by the school.
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Hayward Area
Stan Wilson
Wilson
Bob Deponte
Hayward School of
Hayward
Press seeks open Santa Rosa murder trial
The San Francisco Examiner seeks to open the Santa Rosa murder trial of Mrs. Charlotte Black to newsmen and the public. Attorneys filed a petition for a writ of prohibition in the State Appellate Court at Sacramento asking that public attendance be allowed. Judge Donald Geary had barred the press at Mrs. Black's request claiming testimony on sex matters would embarrass the defendant and women jurors. Three other newspapers plan to join the action to open the closed trial. Mrs. Black, 63, is accused of killing her husband.
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Santa, Rosa
San Francisco Examiner
Santa Rosa
Sacramento
Charlotte Black
Sonoma County
Donald Geary
Delegation to Attend Parley at Live Oak Center Berkeley
A four part discussion on You A Recreation Leader opens the California Recreation Society monthly meeting at 6 30 p m tomorrow in Berkeley with Hayward area leaders. Everett L Gale supervisor leads the HARD delegation with wife Joan. Attending HARD supervisors include June Yeates Verolice Wright and Ford Ambrose. HARD activity directors Elgie Tolejfree Pauline Briggeman Marianne Omen Al Bunin Phil Silberman. Theore Linden represents the Soroptimist Club and Golden Age Club of heavy and Valley.
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California’ “Recreation ‘Society
Hayward Area
New Live Oak
Berkeley
Everet L. Gale
Joan
June Yeates
Verorlice Wright
Ford Ambrose
Elgie Tolejfree
Pauline Briggeman
Marianne Omen
al Bunin
Phil Silberman
Theore Linden
Improvement Clubs Plan to Form 8 Council of Clubs
Improvement efforts renew to organize south and west Hay ward clubs into eight Council of Improvement clubs. Four major clubs approved in February, plan revived after city elections. Spokesman George Hawkins says council formation within six months with preliminary work begun at a meeting.
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Hayward
Council of Improvement
George Hawkins
Atva
Mt. Eden
Treeview
Palma Ceia
Westwood
Eastwood
Hawking
Lorenzo Student Named Operetta Property Chief at Reed College
David Wallace Digby of San Lorenzo has been appointed proprietor of the spring operetta The Missado at Reed College in Portland Oregon. The junior Reed education major and Hayward High School graduate hails from a background in civic clubs and community improvement councils.
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David Wallace Digby
Jane Digby
Ease Largevista
San Lorenzo
Reed College
Portland
Ore
Japan
Reed
Digby
Hayward
Mere
Nursing Education Talk on Diabetic Care at Fairmont Hospital
The Fairmont Hospital nurses’ educational program will present Nursing Care and Teaching of Diabetic Patients at 7 p.m. Monday in the hospital hall. Dr. Daniel W. Black will be the speaker.
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Sanwleandro
Fairmont Hospital
Daniel W. Black
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