Hearts Are Trumps in Shipstads Ice Follies 1950
Ice Follies 1950 at Winterland San Francisco features miniature gloating cards and the Ace of Hearts act. Harris Legge leads a skating team performing over giant cards and poker chips. Cast includes Mae Russ, Nevis, Hamilton, and the Seotvald twins. Shows nightly from 8:30 with Sunday matinees starting June 25. Tickets $1.20 to $3.00 including tax. mail orders via Sherman Clay offices or Winterland address.
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Les Hamilton
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Seotvald Twins
Roy Schranu
Juice Vollies
Winterland
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Post and Shiner
Fish Story Proves Chicago Tale in Odd Report
Raymond Loffred, 1a, returned home with a strange tale involving a Tish and H. He reportedly played at a pork lagoon where a large Tish emerged, causing a splash of bic water. He grabbed a stick and a vineled th over the Trond, and there was t and varp.
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Raymond Loffred
Ray
Shrine Breakfast Planned for Sunday at Old Hearst Ranch
Shrine delegates announce the first annual Shrine breakfast at Old Hearst Ranch Pleasanton on Sunday May 21. Breakfast begins 10 a m to 1 p m with outdoor seating and a boxed lunch option. An after noon mine, a 1 0 am broadcast and diverse entertainments are planned. About 600 guests are expected with reservations rising, led by club secretary Joe Blank. Organizers include John Brahmstoof Miles Fint Westerburg Arthur Bay Al Olsen Ed Orioll Pleasanton Les Thonpaant Taroki Andersay Livermore Gordon Hausghutt Ed Friedrichs and Joe Wink Hayward.
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Pleaganton
Alameda County
To & P
Joe Blank
John Brahmstoof Miles
Fint Westerburg
Arthur
Bay
al Olsen
Ed Orioll
Pleasanton
Les Thonpaant
Taroki Andersay
Livermore
Gordon Hausghutt
Ed Friedrichs
Joe Wink
Hayward
Purina Chow Dealer Named in Hayward
Purina identifies Tuk Peed and Rane Supply as Purina Chow dealer in Hayward. Brice Johnson, Purina representative, announced the appointment. Founded by Duke, operated by him and his two sons, the store is managed by Burton Duke. Prior work in Texas and Southern California, Duke chose Hayward to serve the ch ind unusin and farming needs with Purina Livestock and Poultry Chows along with sanitation and farm supplies.
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Rane
Puri
Hayward
Brice Johnson
Purina
Duke
Burton Duke
Texas
California
C of C Plans Drive for New Industry
The Hayward Area chamber of commerce requested a $3000 city appropriation for the next fiscal year, double the prior grant, to expand industrial promotion. Warren, chamber president, says ads will target newspapers with large industrial circulations and calls it a wise investment. Mayor Bee delayed discussion pending the city budget status.
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Chamber of Commerce
Guy Wareren
Charmer
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Chamber of Ecommerce
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Warren
Carlos Bee
Film plan aids Cub Pack fund drive in Castro Valley
Vaynward Movie Club members met Thursday night to assist BIW Raph Cub Pack by scouting films for a fundraising program. Key members Osea Willams and Ralph Seneschal offered to obtain films while Vern Lewis and Nay LeBlanc provided projections and entertainment. The Eden Movie Makers show was previewed, with Benesehal contributing to club projects and two black and white films shown at Casbad Caverns.
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Biw Raph
Castro Valley
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Benesehal
Tip
Vern Lewis
Casbad Caverns
Saville
Lewis
Nay LeBlanc
Hayward Library Furniture Bid Call Issued
The Hayward city council issued a call for bids on about 15 985 44 dollars of library furniture. The library board approved repair and new furnishings to move into the library after construction finishes. The council followed the board’s recommendation by issuing the bid call.
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Haywied Thia Weele
Baltimore Civic League seeks glamorous street cleaner prize
The Women’s Civic League of Baltimore invites contestants for the city’s most glamorous street cleaner contest. A $40 prize awaits the four winners who show courtesy to the public, proper handling of containers, and neat presentation of equipment and stations. Garbage volunteers are also eligible.
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Plan Giant Armed Forces Day Show in Easthaoy
A large Armed Forces Day open house is planned for Sunday May 21 at the Oakland Army Base and the Oakland Naval Supply Center. The two installations host a joint event themed Prepared for Defense to entertain an expected 100000 Northern California visitors.
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Oakland Army Base
Oakland Naval Supply Center
Eland
Armed Forces Day
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California
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Jeapa Quit
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Oakland
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East Bay
Richmond Wins ACAL Ball Title on Rally at Gauchos
Richmond Oilers clinched at least a share of the ACAL title by defeating El Cerrito Gauchos 5 to 2. A second inning homer and a sixth inning run sparked the comeback while Joe Porte and L A Bryson set up the decisive score with a single and a bunt. Meanwhile Berkeley lost 7 to 8 to Akimoda’s Dale Lee who had four hits in the final frame for the Hornets and Hird pitched twelve innings to beat Albany.
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Richmond Oilers
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Joe Porte
L. A.bryson
Landry
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Akimoda
Dale Lee
Hornets
Hird
Albany Cougars
Burk
Haaland
Vasquez
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Lee
Dawkins
Isbury
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90 Local Cadets Travel To Fairfield Suisun Drill Honors
Local cadets from Hayward High Journeyed to Fairfield Suisun Air Base for the Northern California Cadet Corps state competition. Hayward entered rifle drill and first aid teams plus individual events. the rifle team did not place while the drill squad led by Howard Garrigan won top honors. Maynard Monard Gin won first in the all entries contest. Lieutenant Muller took second in the junior officer event amid strong showings from Napa and Martinez competitors.
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Fairfield-Suistin Air Base
John Matty
Napa
Gary Hartman
Bill Rabenstein
Martinez
Hayward
Howard Garrigan
Teak
Garrigan
Robert Agee
Gordon Blackfey
Bob Broshwus
Ron Tinley
Harlow Gibson
Frank Kendal
Richard Kirby
John Paramore
Grantation High
Sacramento
Don Multer
David Burke
Gene Beyler
Robert Lmb
Richard Nissen
Maynard
Monard Gin
Muller
Mutler
Beaen
Pytichiang Moore
Grant Unionish
Robinson to Show Flies at Castro Valleys Rod and Gun Club
Members of the Castro Valleys Rod and Gun Club will meet Thursday evening as Karl Robinson, an instructor in fly tying, demonstrates how to tie flies. Ray Bartleson will screen a color film titled More Trout for the Creel detailing trout spawning at the game farm in Yountville and following the trout story to lake and stream packing in the mountains.
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Castro Valleys
Scott Mnusuak
Karl Robinson
Ray Bartleson
Yountville
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