Decoto Council Elects Tonight At 3 Pm Meeting
Decoto Community Coordinating council schedules an election of officers at today's postponed meeting led by Harold Straupl. Session begins at 3 p.m. at Deel Cote Elementary School. Final outline of eligibility for the council sponsored boy and girl program to be held this summer will be completed tonight. Selection of individual children will occur later this summer. Regular meetings are the third Monday each month.
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Decoto
Decoto Community Coordinating Council
Harold Straupl
Deelcote Elementary
Schoo
Camin
Father and Son Banquet At Maynard High School
The annual Bret Marie banquet occurs in the school cafeteria at 8 p.m. Thursday. Athletic team members will be honored with block letters presented. Maynard high school coaches will speak and a sports film will be shown.
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Bret Marie
Maynard High
Newark Fire Station Two Lots to Be Bought
Newark commissioners discussed purchasing two lots at Robertson Avenue and Birch Road for a second fire station. The boards considered combined price of 6500 or *** to fit zoning rules, deferring final action until Alameda County Supervisors rule on Newark boundaries.
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Newark
Robertson Avenue
Birch Road
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
City of
Aistvi
Washington Township
Joseph Pashote
Irvington Fire
Wave of Vandalism Strikes Five Bay Area Schools
Five schools across San Lorenzo were damaged over the weekend in vandalism cases. Water pipes at Washington Manor school were broken, roofing material dumped, and a steam hose severed. At Bohannon, tools worth 108.50 were stolen from a two shed behind the site. A wheelbarrow and plastering materials were reported missing at Oakland's Paris Plastering. Dayton school window damage noted after a BB gun shot. Win ton school on 119 Winton Avenue ransacked with $9 in cash and ice cream cartons taken, windows and slots damaged, officials said.
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San Lorenzo
Sheriff's Deputies
Washington Mianor School
Wallace Webb and Sons
Heyward
Dick Eldridge
Red Top Electrical Company
Oakland
Bohannon
Paris
Dayton
Winton School
Winton Avenue
Hayward
Castro Valley hosts jam session for cerebral palsy drive
About 500 invitations were issued for a patio jam session at Castro Gardens on Sunday at 2 p.m. to raise funds for the United Cerebral Palsy Association. Music by Johnony Tomsic’s band, free entertainment, charcoal broiled steaks at 1.50 a plate, and host committee members Gordon Erwin and Marty Nordendale plus Miss Baldwin welcome guests with Chef Joseph May and wife Gracie in attendance.
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Castro Valley
Castro Gardens
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Gail Baldwin
Cerebral’ Palsy
Johnony Tomsic
Misa Baldwin
Gordon Erwin
Marty Nordendale
Joseph May
Gracie
Club to See Photos at Roosevelt School Auditorium
Miss Bar bara Cross presents a collection of pictures of the Alaskan area to members of the Camera Club of San Leandro. The event is at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Roosevelt school auditorium. Cross teaches at a Lafay school.
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San Leandro
Barbara Cross
Camera Cid of
Roosevelt School
Cross
Earys High School
Lafay
Nurse beaten and robbed in San Lorenzo attack
Mary E. Jacobs, 35, of 17253 Via Julia, San Lorenzo, recounts being beaten and robbed of $2251 by a youth who struck her with a board on Bockman Road near Hesperian Boulevard after returning from work. She was treated for head injuries and lacera tions, then taken to Fairmont hospital for observation.
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San Lorenzo
Mary E. Jacobs
Julia
Bockman Road
Hesperian Boulevard
Jacobs
Delegation Probes Local Industry Study for Schools
A new delegation task force will investigate a program to acquaint Hayward area teachers with local industries to better inform pupils about their community. Draper leads a group including Calee Rule, Robert Ledeen and John Buckingham. A health meeting series is also explored with Drs. J. Hoie, Schaffer and Draper collaborating with the chamber’s public health committee led by Dr. K. P. Manson. Sacramento reports a bill to study no state college need in Napa or Solano counties, backed by the Senate. author Nathan F. Cosnits Ry.
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Haywards Area
Hayward Area
Ocal
Rsatpoorir Tit
Draper
Calee Rule
Robert‘ Ledeen
John Buckingham
Ing
J. H
Sacramento
Lip
Napa
Sa‘Tano
Wés
Senate
Nathan F. Cosnits
Ry Fepal
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