Mortuary proposal troubles Fremont planning panel
Fremont Planning Commission debated placing a mortuary on Fremont Ave in Niles with Director Dick Wilkinson noting residents would suffer reminders of the Grinerso near hospital views. Neighbor Harry Querner suggested the project would not fit near a hospital, while local chamber members discussed regional autonomy and shared costs.
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Fremont Planning Commission
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Fremont Ave
Niles
Grinerso
Harry Querner
Mr. Querner
Castro Valley District Names Curriculum Consultant
Dr. Marvin Smith announces new district appointments including Don Rus geil as curriculum consultant for Castro Valley Union High. Roberts Haydet becomes Parsons principal, Ruth Martin moves to Parsons, and Russell to assist district instruction as Warren loses principal Russell to Warrsell.
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Castro Valley
Danville
Hayden
Parsons
Smith
Russell
Roy Johnson
Warr
Leandran Named Delegate for Knights of Columbus
SAN LEANDRO Chris Borba operator of a San Leandro mortuary has been named supreme delegate to the national convention of the Knights of Columbus. Borba lives in Oakland and will meet leaders tomorrow in Chicago to discuss fair activities and the June 8 installation of officers for the state organization.
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Knights
San Leandro
Chris Borba
SAN Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Lions ‘Club
Knights of Columbus
Chicago
Barba
Oakland
Queen “Can
Knights’ State
Chamber Unit To Examine Borough Government Plan
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce sub committee will study the borough form of government and its potential adoption in Southern Alameda County. The panel will also review a broader consolidation plan for the area between San Leandro and Fremont as part of the chamber's study project. Fred Cox chairs with Harvey Johnson and Thomas Byrnes, and they will assess how industrial growth and development might shape consolidation, alongside the tentative Alameda County master plan and Hayward’s $12 million improvement plan.
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Hayward
Tex Gates
Algo
Alameda County
Chamber Mer
Roger Anderson
Bank of America Awards Set Tomorrow in San Francisco
Thirty finalists from 119 Bay Area high schools compete for awards totaling 8600 in the 1957 Bank of America Achievement Awards. Finalists include Joyce Grantham Alameda High Rodney Kebs San Lorenzo High Norman Butler Oakland High and Karlene Rupp Oakland High. The ceremony at the St Francis Hotel begins at 10 30 am with remarks by S Clark Beise Bank of America president and Dr Merman A Spindt before finalists learn their placements.
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San Francisco
Joyce ‘Grantham
Alameda “High
Rodney’ Kebs
San Lorenzo
Norman Butler
Oakland High
Karlene Rupp
Oakland
Ts + High
Jardine Depta
San Francisco Bay
S. ‘Clark
Beise
Bank. of ‘America
Merman A. Spindt
University of ‘California
St. Francis ‘Hotel
Youth Confesses Two Burglaries
Fremont sheriff's deputies arrested a 17 year old Mission San Jose south youth yesterday after he admitted taking about 2000 dollars in two burglaries. He confessed to a 424 dollar break in at Freeman's Market Mission San Jose and to stealing between 1500 and 1800 dollars from Mission Pharmacy two months earlier. He worked alone and was turned over to juvenile authorities after questioning. four other youths were released.
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Vacation Drawing Set For Saturday in San Leandro
A delayed drawing for a two trip promotion by Downtown and Pelton Center merchants will be held Saturday at Bak of Lament parking lot on E 14th St. The event features a New York City weekend trip as the grand prize. The San Leandro Boys Club Ellaine's Accordion Gibson School of Dance provide a revue, and 36 scale model Super Constel lation planes will be given to children.
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Downtown
Pelton
Center Merchants
New York City
Ifer Two
New Recruits Sought for Hayward Police Reserves
Article details recruiting drivers for Hayward Police Reserve lines, stressing unpaid status, night patrols with regular officers, and duties at events and in disasters. It notes seven-year old organization under Chief Forth, cites current officers Cant Fred Keil and others, and outlines training requirements of at least 50 hours under Training Set Rey Sterlinski.
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Hayward
Aes
HPD
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Gers
Jones
Fred Keil
Bill Stubbiefield
Jim Moore
Fred Schaffer
Jim/McGrogan
Reserve Policemen's Assn
Wayne
Zim
Nerman
Rey Sterlinski
Will Dge
Moyers Paint Co Opens in San Lorenzo
Moyers Paint Co opens at 561 Lewelling in San Lorenzo with a grand opening planned for Friday and Saturday. Owners Cas and Bill Moyers, brothers, bring 45 years in the paint trade and will feature factory demonstrations of national brands and ample customer parking.
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San Lorenzo
Moyers, Paint Co
Cas
Bill Moyert
Mark
Polite W Training Aims to Boost City Safety
The program covers investigative technique traffic arrest procedures and self defense with radio protocol firing weapons and related skills. Classes run three hours once weekly for participants aged 21 to 55 residing in Hayward. Forth notes last year’s volunteers logged 3000 hours on special events, praising their valuable city service.
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Hayward
Forth
Campaign Nearing Goal Luncheon At Headquarters
Campaign near goal with weekend personal calls and reports due at a luncheon tomorrow at 378 Davis St. Contributions exceed 130000 this week including a 750 dollar donation from Tacky Stores Inc. Henry Jurgens, campaign chairman, will present results from the material and labor divisions and review homeowner outreach.
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Davis St
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Henry Jurgens
Will Val
TeView
Auditorium survey urged by city committee
The Auditorium Committee asked the Chamber of Commerce to conduct a survey of local business and industry needs for an auditorium type facility. If authorized, the survey should be completed by mid June and shared with other community segments before being submitted to the city council.
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Pan Leandro
Citizens Auditorium Committéé
Chamber of Commerce i
Iocuneil
Longwood Teen Dance Hears Plans and Invitations
Seventh and eighth grade teachers at Longwood School received large shiny apples with invitations to Friday night's School's Out dance sponsored by the Longwood Teen Club. The teachers will entertain as guests and help with events in a 10:20 p.m. Hayward Area auditorium setting.
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Longewood Teen
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Sky’ Erapers
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Tom ‘Gibson
da’ ‘Tackett
Club
Ernest Owens
PTA
al Bunin
Teader
Longwood 5 School
Plea Set By Centerville Court For Assault Charge
A Centerville court set a plea due date of June 4 for a man accused of criminally assaulting two women including a 30 year old mother last February. He appeared in yesterday’s proceedings.
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Annex Plan South Hayward Bid Faces Public Hearing
Hayward Planning Commission will study the South Hayward Industrial annexation at a public hearing. The 1132 acre area, bounded by South erm Pacific tracks Whipple Re Eastshore Freeway and Alguire Rd, carries a assessed value of 407910. Key sites include Western Pacific Railroad land American Pipe and Construction Co Hayward Golf Course. Opposition is expected from Washington Township interests.
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Southerm Pacific
Whipple
Alguire
Western ‘Pacific
Fipe
Construction Co
Washington
George Drummond
Castro “St
Friden Parking Lot Hearing Amid Contested Permits
A city planning session reviews a parking lot permit for a 300 car facility and considers revoking a permit for Mrs. K. Hateley at 1792 Washington Ave. The commission weighs annexation feasibility for Leland Height and the Chabot area, and evaluates a proposed industrial tract near Engineers and Estudillo avenues amid homeowner petitions to reserve the area for single family homes.
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Washington’ Ave
Leandro
Commission
Leland
Chabot
Foaquin
Diene
Estudillo Ave
Engineers
East Baye O-Vista
Fremont Lake Cost Estimate for 101-Acre Proposal
A preliminary Millbrae firm report places Fremont Lake development costs between 357000 and 582000 dollars, varying with depth. The survey aims to guide land acquisition for a 200 acre cultural and recreation center, sited between Highways 9 and 1 7 near Santos and Driscoll Roads. The advisory committee will review the final report at 5 p.m. before presenting council recommendations.
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Fremontt Lake
Fremont’ Advisory Pee
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Wilsey
Ty Will
Council Jbud
Fremont Ery
Santos and
Driscalli
P.m
Chamber of Commerce Sets Ninth Ilustrial Barbecue
Leandro preparations for clear skies mark tomorrow’s ninth annual Ilustrial Barbecue. Frank King announced that the chamber will sell the last tickets before the day ends, with Paul Lozé, president, noting the participation of experienced attendees.
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Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Imanager
Frank King
King
Paul Loze
Chamber
Burbank School Invites Parents to Registration Day
Parents of prospective students are invited to a Burbank School event detailing enrollment, eligibility and the school program. Registrants must present proof of birth on or before December 2. PTA members will serve refreshments.
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Chamber of Commerce Promotion Planning Session Set
The SAN LEANDRO Retail Council plans a promotion planning session at 8 15 pm tomorrow at Butter Crust Shop 1559 Washington Ave Ed Voorhees chairman said the meeting aims to organize plans for city wide sales promotion and a related complaint against a judge was noted.
Census Takers Begin Fremont Newark Door to Door
Fremont and Newark census workers start a five hour indoctrination before house to house visits. Enumerators will record address name sex age race relation and head of household data. Vernon L Miller supervisor arrived from New York to push for speed with results due in Washington by June 10 and Sacramento by July 1.
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Fremont
Newark
Morrow
Vernon L.miller
New York
Washington
Polio Clinics Announced in Hayward and San Leandro
Two additional polio vaccination clinics are set for children aged six months to 40 years. In Hayward at Bret Hatte School 1099 E St from 4 to 8 pm tomorrow, and in San Leandro at John Muir Junior High School 1444 Williams St during game hours Friday. A second clinic in Hayward will be June 21. the sites are the only public clinics outside Health Dept. locations.
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Alarceda
Hayward
Bret’ Hatte
San ‘Leandro
John Muir Junior Ish School
Wiliams St
Health’ Dept
Foothill Blvd
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