Many Hayward Volunteers In Palsy Drive
Local volunteers will take part in the Cerebral Palsy campaign this year with aims for 10 000 volunteers in the Alameda county parade on May 24. J Frank Coakley district attorney heads the drive with district and section chairs and aides soliciting funds. Volunteers will doorbell between 7 and 9 pm to raise money for therapy medical aid recreation counseling and other services for cerebral palsy victims.
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Alameda County
J. Frank Coakley
Coakley
Family Relation Expert to Speak at Rotary Meeting
Rev Carl Doss of Redlands will address the Junction meeting of Castro Valley Rotary tomorrow. Doss, a lecturer and writer on adoption race and family relations, leads a large international family of 12 children from over 20 national backgrounds with wife Helen. The family has been featured in magazines and Mrs Doss authored The Family Nobody Wanted.
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Castro Valley
Carl Doss
Redlands
Junction
Hayward Student Wins $200 in Press Club Scholarship
James Wood of Hayward High School shared top honors in the San Francisco Press Club scholarship contest reaching the $200 prize for best feature story. Other winners included Clayton H. Coon for best news story and Alan Negrin for best sports story. California Attorney General Edmund Brown spoke at a Junior gang dinner honoring 200 competitors at UC San Francisco.
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Hayward
James Wood
San Francisco Press Club
Wood
California
Clayton H. Coon
Sequoia High School
Redwood City
Alan Negrin
Oakland High School
Edmund Brown
Univy of California
Herbert Clish
San Francisco
Florence Hamilton
Dave Trent
Hayward High School
U.C
Kathy Bowen
Imogene Chapman
Donima DeCastro
Barbara Jaeger
Rene Kayser
Marierie Pinheiro
Steve Seteroff
Eleanor Hawksley
Frederic H. Zook
Area Spellers Face Strong Field In Finals
Wanda Hauser and Nancy Thornburg reached the San Francisco Bay finals as Alameda County contestants, with Castro Valley and Centerville entrants among the last 12. Miss Morrison won a trip to Washington, D C by spelling salubrious, while Hauser and Thornburg earned dictionaries after a tense finish and a boat tour of the bay.
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Nancys
Thornburg
Alameda
San
Francisco
Action
Castrosat
Valley
Centerville
Miss Hauser
Paul Speegle
Annis
Judy Morrison
San Mateo
Washington, D. C
Don Cameron
Menlo Park
Miss Thornburg
Castro Valley
A. B. Morris
San Francisco Bay
Pimentel Named To Hospital's Fund Program
Ernest J. Pimentel of the Bank of America Hayward is named associate chairman of the People's Information program at Sisters' Hospital Building fund. John J. Amaral announces the appointment. The program aims to raise awareness of the critical hospital capacity needs in Southern Alameda as preparations launch the fundraising drive. Headquarters are at 539 Watkins Street.
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Ernest J. Pimentel
Bank of America
Hayward
Seare
Southern Alameda Pimentel
Sisters’ Hospital
Watkins Street
Ward
Sisters’ Hospital Building Fund
Leandro Policy Prefers Schools Go It Alone on Pools
SAN LEANDRO The San Leandro Board of Education in a special meeting expressed a preference to finance swimming pools at San Leandro High School and John Muir Junior High without city aid. A joint program had been proposed by the recreation department and tentatively accepted by the city, but trustees object to loss of district control and a share of admission revenues. A separate bond issue or recreation tax could fund the project, with district costs estimated at 15,000 dollars including street improvements on William Street.
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San Leandro
Halcyon
William Street
John Muir Junior High
Lorenzo Grad Class To Give School a Gift
San Lorenzo high school's graduating class of 1935 votes to present the school with a movie camera. Co chairman Ralph Hinton says the camera will be used to photograph rallies football games assemblies and other school activities.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Ralph Hinton
Ralph
Robbery at McKinney School in San Leandro
Burglars entered the McKinney school at 2150 East 14th Street over the weekend and looted stop watches and an undetermined amount of cash from a school office cabinet.
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San Leandro
McKinney School
East 14Th Street
Hayward Jaycees win state trophy for outstanding club
Hayward area's Jaycees returned from the San Diego state convention with honors. The group earned a trophy as the outstanding three year old organization in California for unparalleled achievements in youth activity and community service projects. Special note was given to the bicycle safety program done with Daily Review sponsorship. Harold J. Heger, a state vice president, was named outstanding officer in California and received the Joe Nevis award. Heger and his wife Shirley reside at 1374 B street.
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Hayward Area
Chamber of Commerce
San Diego
Jaycees
California
Hayward’ Club
Ship of the Daily Review
Hayward JC
Pleasanton
Harold J. Heger
Heger
Jerry Paulsen
Victor Boisseree
Dave Hawley
Robert Bundy
Mary Hogan
Knodt Backed For Hayward Recreation Board Seat
Knodt, former president, receives unanimous support from cmb for election to the Hayward Area Recreation District board. A 34.5 million bond vote is on recreation improvements and potential shift to an elective board. Nomination filings show Laython Lendis and Mrs. L C Robinson competing beside Knodt.
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Cmb
August Knodt
Hayward
J Area Recreation
Ipnard
Knoct
Director Post
Laython Lendis
Washington Manor
Brawl Ends In Stabbing At San Leandro Tavern
A late night brawl at the Corral bar, 295 Davis Street San Leandro left one man stabbed and two others treated for injuries. Cannon Fanlaner 29 Oakland suffered an abdominal wound and was moved to Highland hospital in stable condition. Robert Lyons 21 Vallejo and Virgil Maxwell 27 Oakland also treated. Lyons had an arm injury from a chair. Police said nine people were involved and no arrests were made pending bar management decisions.
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San Leandro
Davis Street
Fairmont Hospital
Cannon Fanlaner
Oakland
Highland Hospital
Fairmont
Robert Lyons
Valieja
Calif
Virgil L. Maxwell
Lyons
Corral
Paulkner
Dugan to Address Federated Improvement Club
Charles Dugan of Alameda county Planting Commission will be guest speaker at Thursday's Federated Improvement Club meeting. His talk will cover zoning issues and related planning topics.
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Charles Dugan
Alameda County Planting Commission
Federated Improvement Club
Turf Club Theft of $729 Probed
Hayward police investigate the theft of 729.43 dollars from the Turf club at 517 Castro Street. Club owner Dean Detton found the money missing when opening the tavern about 9 am Sunday. A broken lock near the rear door and two whiskey bottles plus checks for 20 and 65 dollars were also reported stolen. The Welsh register remained untouched.
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Hayward
Turf Club
Castro Street
Dean Detton
Detton
Theft Report in Russell City Cafe Incident
Thomas T. Vickers. 50. of 25085 Monroe Street Hayward told sheriff deputies someone hit him and took his wallet containing $82 as he left a Russell City cafe Saturday night. He reported the theft to deputies at the scene.
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Thomas T. Vickers
Monroe Street
Hayward
Sheriff's Deputies
Russell City
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