Rich Political Menu Brings 47 Candidates to San Lorenzo Meeting
A community auditorium event in San Lorenzo featured 47 candidates for national, state, or local offices. Speakers included Democratic U S Senate hopeful Cia Jsngie and governor candidate Pat Brown, with others from Knowland and Knight campaigns as well as Socialist and third party figures. Moderated by Robert Amrine, the session mixed policy pitches and broad-ranging views, from inflation to water and education, in a compact two to five minute format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
CIA Jsngie
U.S. Senate
William F. Knowland
Iwo
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Hayward
John J. Purchio
Village Homes Assn
Robert Amrine
Miller
Furchio
Pat Brown
Brown
Purchio
Tonald Donaldson
San Fran
Cisco
Igovernor
Knowland
Evva Stivers
Brief Talks By 29 Area Candidates
San Lorenzo crowd listens as 29 candidates address the village homes association meeting. Six state senate hopefuls, six county superintendent of schools hopefuls, and multiple county and local posts offered two minute capsules on issues from water to taxes to development, urging voter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Malcolm Champlin
John Holmdahl
Pg&e
Trinity River
Francis Dunn
South Ay Aqueduct
Thomas
Knick
San Leandro
Pat Rhodes
George C. Fiss
Rock J
la Fleche
J. el- Yn le Tendre
Harold Schoenich
Frank Skelly
Ben Linton
Hayward Nion
CG. Willetts
Arthur Case
Harles Deadrick
Mary Gettlan
Andre la Roche
Colonel Rause
Sunty Board of Education
Rudolph Bosshard
Harlotte Treutlein
George Falters, Jr
Thomas Fitesimmons
Teasurer
Dwin Meese
E.petersen
Joseph D. Ioan
Eugene V. Waring
Registration For Kindergarten Set
LIVERMORE Registration for kindergarten children will be at Junction Ave School tomorrow and Thursday from 9 20 a m to 3 p m Parents urged to register earlier than September four years nine months as of Sept 1 1958 Verification of birth date required Children eligible for first grade and not in kindergarten may also register Wednesday and Thursday First grade children must be five years nine months or older as of Sept 1 1938
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Junction Ave
Npt
Joe Michell
Mich
Church Festival Queen Selected
Gloria Ayala 6 is named queen of St. Bede's Church first annual Spring Festival May 23 to 25 at church hall 26950 Patrick Ave Hayward. Attendants Carol Williams and Debbie Serveau, both 7, will reign. Event runs 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday with a TV figure headlining kids day and a chicken barbecue pony ride and merry go round for youngsters. Proceeds go to church building debt.
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St. Bede's Church
Gloria Ayala
Robert Ayala
Hickory Ave
Hayward
Carol Williams
Leon Williams
Evergreen Dr
Debbie Serveau
Gene Serveau
Calaroga Ave
Patrick Ave
Bay Area
July Fourth event tickets go on sale in San Leandro
Tickets for the citys Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration went on sale after last nights city hall meeting. Mrs Marge Nahm was named publicity chairman by Committee Chairman William Chandler. Booths include nail-drive Chabot Lions Club merry-go-round Pep si cola Bottling Co. Further booths remain available via Howard Robinson in Lock Haven 4524. Clubs must supply manpower. procurement chairman will coordinate all other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
Red Bluff
California
House
Insular and Interior Committee
Knight
Senate
Donald Doyle
Contra Costa County
Los Angeles
Doyle
Alameda County
Firtjof P. Thygeson
Socialist Party
U. S. Senate
Thygeson
U. S
Alfred €. Nelson
Oakland
Eighth Dist
Nelson
Congress
Homes Assn
Dave Allen
George P. Miller
Mandala
United Nations
San Leandro High School
Haljend
Cyon Park
Mill
Lor
Chandler
San Lo
14Th St
Renzo Creek
Allen
Lew Warden
City Hall
San Leandro
Marge Nahm
William Chandler
Chabot Lions Club
Pepsicola Bottling Co
Howard Robinson
Lockhaven
Will
Robinson
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Church Festival Queen
MR. Miller
Economy Department Store
Wah
S&h
ASSA
Calif
Wells Fargo Loans
Wells Fargo Bank
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