Spring Clean-Up Spikes Alvarado C of C Session
A verbose Alvarado Chamber of Commerce meeting centers on spring cleaning and beautification efforts. Mrs May Santos criticizes the Washington Township Garbage company for odor and insects, while officials report trucks stored at the dump and promise an ordinance in 30 to 40 days. The group flags unsightly sites, sketches a red-marked map, and considers consolidating Alvarado and Decoto chambers to aid Union City incorporation efforts. Union Sanitary District flags annexation barriers, noting intervening lands must join Alvarado first and that finances hinder service expansion.
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Verne Berry Alvarado
Chamber of Commerce
May Santos
Washington Township
Alvarado
Chester Stanley
Highway 17
Union City
John Pihl
Decote Chamber of Commercce
Decoto
Alvarado Sanitary District
Union Sanitary District
Alvin Rose
Castro Valley Boulevard Plans Tap Six Cost Shares
Castro Valley's Boulevard Improvement Committee begins studying six alternate plans to share a $267,300 project cost for widening the boulevard between Redwood Road and Strobridge Avenue. County engineers favor a mixed tax district or cash contributions with one contract. Cost breakdowns assign sidewalks and curbs to property owners, with storm sewers county funded and roadway pavement varying between 2 and 3 inches across the options. A lighting district may also be created to improve boulevard lighting.
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Castro Valley
Redwood Road
Strobridge Avenue
Castro Valley Boulevard
Francis Dunn, Jr
Leland W. Sweeney
Castro Valley/ Chamber of Commerce
Arnold Anderson
Howard A. Critch-field
J. Robert Locke
Tem
Ple Paine
Bill G. Moore
Jack Stewart
The
Valley Committee
San Leandro Plans Joint Planning Session
San Leandro city council members and planning commissioners will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow to discuss variances and use permits in a bid to reach accord. Councilman Jack D. Maltester said the joint gathering will help both boards understand each other’s problems better.
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San Leandro
Jack D. Maltester
Parade of Past Benefit Tour Set by Walter Johnson
A historical tour of old homes gardens and places of interest in Washington township runs noon to 5 pm Sunday to raise funds for the Jumpty Dumpty Play center building. Tickets cost 2 and include entry to a 2 40 pm Century of Fashion show at California Nursery gardens Niles with local dignitaries and community hosts guiding visits to centers across Centerville Niles Newark Alvarado Irvington Mission San Jose Warm Springs and more. Proceeds go to the play center while tours feature a dozen stops and the public may join at listed venues.
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Walter Johnson
Fremont
Washington Township
California Nursery Gardens
Niles
Winifred Bendel
Bronislau Stempczynski
San Leandro
Ray Marsh
Maurice Leal
Humpty Dumpty Association
Carl Flegal
G. T. Keller
Elizabeth Broun
James Lacy
Play Center
Play
Templeway
Fremonts Avenue
Centerville
W. B.williams
Dusterberry
Presbyterian
St. James
Judge Mattos
Blacow
Niles — Shinn
Tilden
Ford
Bunting
Whipple
Overacker
Bilsworth
Vallejo
Califor
Gallegos Home
Palmdale Gardens
Mission de Guadalupe
Huddieson Gardens
Roberts Wardone
Warm Springs
Old Currier Adobe
Weibel Winery
Mission
Daily Review
Phot
Yesteryear
Eve Willams
W. Burdelts Williams
Highway 17
Humpty Dumpty Play Center
Williams Ranch
Fremont Street Clean Up Plan Proposed by City Beauty Board
Fremont committee frames three recommendations to the city council including anti litter laws enforcement support, a street cleaning program to address debris blown from trucks and dropped by motorists, and creation of a roadside west park at the Sullivan underpass.
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Fremont
City. Com
Sullivan
Highway 9
Nurgery’ Road
Po, Waele
Umits
Hayward HARD tour set Tuesday invites public
The fourth annual tour of facilities and activities by Hayward Area Recreation District is set for Tuesday from 9 am to noon. Co sponsored by Phoebe A Hearst PTA council, the event will start with coffee at HARD offices, include an explanatory talk by Supt Everett L Gale, and provide bus transportation. Public questions encouraged as officials and civic leaders attend.
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Hayward “Area Recreation District
Hard
Everet L. Gale
Phoebe A. Hearst
PTA Council
Gale
Gele
Hayward
D. Douglas Smith
Street
Lucerne
Alport
Fairmont Terrace
Hay-imont Park
Sorensdale Park
Pancake Breakfast Tickets Go On Sale
Rotaryclub pancakes breakfast tickets priced at 50 cents went on sale today from Rotary members Fuller School Mothers club and East Bay Association for Retarded Children directors. Proceeds from the 730 to 1030 am breakfast at the Lucky Market parking lot will fund Rawson equipment for Fuller school to serve at least 12 more mentally handicapped children who have no school placement.
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San
Leandro
Rotary Club
Fuller School
Mother's' ‘Club
East Bey Association
Lucky Market
East 14Th Street
Juana Avenue
Rawson
Maxwell Holmes
Firemen's Ball Set for Tomorrow in San Leandro
The 7th annual Firemen's Ball happens tomorrow at 9 p.m. at the Veterans Building Bancroft and Callan avenues in San Leandro. Proceeds aid firemen's widows and orphans fund, with $1 tickets purchasable at dancing Fremont. The event features a 12 piece orchestra, prizes, refreshments, and a conference visit by city officials.
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San Leandrg
Veterans Building
Bancroft
Callan Avenues
Oiphans
Dancin
Fremont
Robert Coop
Ieike
Govern
Newark Urged To Hire Planner And Zoning Talks
Newark Chamber of Commerce urged the City council to hire a professional planning consultant to address zoning issues. Councilman Lucio reported a tentative six thousand dollar allocation for 1936 57 planning and zoning. Mayor Silliman ordered a two week report from the Citizens Advisory Planning committee on hiring a consultant and rezoning applications, including the Nahar shopping center and 500 acres of agricultural land to industrial use. Public hearings set for June 28 on the Uniform Building Code and National Electrical Code.
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Newark
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Leonard Lucio
George Silliman
Citizens Advisory Planning Committee
Silliman
Nahar
James Chambers
New York
Joe
Adams Ford Sales
Centerville
Adams
Louis J. Kroeger
Charles Snow
Fremont considers well drilling control to curb pollution
Fremont water advisory committee defines urgent water problem as all types of well drilling. They seek a local ordinance but face legal and enforcement questions. Alameda County Water District proposes state help while city enforcement is favored. Next session set for June 28 after pollution board meeting.
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Fremont
Matthew Whittfield
Alameda County
Teen-Age Drivers Vie Tomorrow in Safe-Driving Tests
San Leandro officials will crown the city's top teen-age driver tomorrow at 9 am in a series of tests judged by California Highway Patrol and local police. The event emphasizes safe driving and showcases youthful skill in controlled pace trials.
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San Leandro
California Highway Patrol
Police Department
Convent Plans Denied By Fremont Board Of Appeals
Fremont Holy Ghost Catholic Church failed to win approval to build a convent on South Main and Parish avenues due to insufficient off street parking. The revised plan adds 103 parking spaces behind the church with driveways at the school sides and one to the lot from South Main. The board required paving of the parking area and warned that future expansions would need more parking. Willis Simpson withheld his vote and noted prior instructions to reserve church property for parking. The board also asked for removal dates for a dwelling on church property.
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Fremont
Ghost Catholic
Aproval
Board of Appeals
South Mai Street
Board Of‘‘Appeals
Parne
Willis Simpson
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