Veteran educator Mrs Ward to be honored at retirement banquet
Mrs. Ethel Ward longtime Alameda County schools will be honored Monday at a Castlewood Country Club banquet in Pleasanton on the eve of her retirement after more than 30 years in California education. Attendance expected over 200 with notable guests including Roy Simpson George F Miller and Carlos Bee. Ward’s career spanned from a one room school to Alameda County administrator.
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Decoto
Polio make-up shots slated for Southern Alameda County
A polio make-up clinic for Southern Alameda County is set for Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Healthy department building at 150th Avenue and Foothill Boulevard. Children previously absent may attend without an appointment. Over 19,000 children were vaccinated in December and January, with 11,274 injections given so far this month, and school clinics run through May.
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Washington High Reunion Tonight
A 1932 Washington Union High School class reunion is set for tonight at 7 at International Kitchen. Guest speaker is Fremont Councilman Wallace Pond, a class member. Dorothea Rose handles arrangements. 56 of 62 graduates invited, six missing.
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Fremont Chamber Adds Services and Master Calendar
Fremont Chamber of Commerce will host a master calendar of city business and social events to aid scheduling and avoid clashes. A speakers bureau, travel information, and trip planning assistance will be offered from the Irvington office, with reciprocal West Coast chamber access.
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Services Today For Jack Hinch
Funeral services for Jack H. Hinch 39 a Hayward truck driver and 30 year resident were held this afternoon at Sorensen Bros chapel. Died Wednesday after a long illness at Liver-Imore hospital. He lived at 22202 Princeton street and was a native of Chowehilla. Burial followed at Mt Eden cemetery.
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Leandro Puts Up Parking Signs in San Leandro
In downtown San Leandro shoppers are alerted to free parking at the Washington avenue West Juana street lot. A 12 by 4 foot sign proclaims Free Parking beside two smaller notices marking two hour limits. The lot, run by the San Leandro and Pelton Center Merchants associations, will gain 14 directional signs at key intersections.
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Mission Dedication Tomorrow at Dominican Sisters Chapel
Fremont reports a 6 pm dedication by Bishop Hugh Donohoe for the new infirmary chapel at Mission San Jose. The two-story infirmary adjoining the chapel includes a doctor’s suite, physio-therapy room, pharmacy, dining area, and an auditorium seating 400 with an elevator. About 115 sisters form the community. reception ceremonies tentatively set for June 16.
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Knowland denounces U.S. invitation for Bulganin visit
Senate GOP Leader William F Knowland of California condemned ideas that President Eisenhower invite Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Krushchev to the United States. He called Stalin’s downgrading not proof of good faith and described Soviet leaders as operators of the world’s largest slave labor camp.
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Longshoremen and Pacific Maritime extend east coast contract
SAN FRANCISCO The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's union and the Pacific Maritime association agreed to extend the Pacific east longshore contract to August 4. The deal gives a pay raise of no cents an hour effective June 8, widens pension benefits to all longshoremen, and expands medical coverage to include mental care for children up to 14 years old.
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Fremont Plant Strike Talks Continue in S F
Fremont plant workers at Orangeburg Manufacturing and management met in San Francisco for a day long session that ended in stalemate. Local 85 union members seek 21 cents an hour raise and a 10 cent company contribution to a union pension plan. plant employs 62. Workers picketed after Thursday suspension and a five cent wage offer was made prior to midnight.
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Sugar Beet Wage Talks Progress in California
Federal conciliator F B Danmire reports definite progress toward an early agreement in California Sugar Workers contract disputes after a second bargaining session. A further meeting is scheduled today as negotiators push toward a settlement.
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Gem Group Sets Display and Sale at Masonic Hall
The East Bay Gem and Mineral group presents a public show at the Masonic building 6570 Foothill Boulevard today from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Displays demonstrations gifts for children and sale of rocks and gems featured. event continues tomorrow.
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Minor Crashes Tangle Hospitals in Alameda County
Minor crashes kept hospitals and police busy in Southern Alameda County last night. Four injuries were reported, including Louis Duarte in Decato, Charles Brewer in San Jose, Gary Eaton in San Lorenzo, and Lawrence Pollard in Hayward, with other drivers taking minor injuries as freeway incidents and a rear-end collision near Dublin were investigated.
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Revere Avenue
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Stockton
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148Th Avenue
San Leandro
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Oakland
Penny Wise benefit nights set in Castro Valley
The Chanticleers of Castro Valley present Penny Wise as a benefit at A. B. Mortis school end of Barlow Drive. Shows run at 6 15 pm tonight and 7 15 pm tomorrow with proceeds aiding cerebral palsy causes through Castro Valley Committee for Cerebral Palsy sponsorship.
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San Leandro Student Wins 250 Award in Arts
San Leandro High School student Gerald Afe Farland won a 250 prize in the Bay Area SG500 arts contest. Four 1000 awards were issued to area students, with Farland among the nine Bay counties finalists to appear on a KQED telecast.
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Hayward Bazaar Plans for Broadway Center
Plans and specifications are underway for a new 10,000 square foot bazaar at the Lucy One Stop Shopping Center in Hayward. The arcade will house a coffee shop, pastries, candies, ice cream, gifts, jewelry, cosmetics, a newsstand library, and a 350 seat restaurant with a cocktail lounge. Concessions remain available, says Douglas Thompson Jr., vice-president of the Hayward Realty company, as the site sits between Grant Department store and the Broadway professional center.
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Oakland man in critical condition at Peralta hospital
Charles E. Heim, 32, of 24812 Joyce Street Hayward, remained in critical condition this morning at Peralta hospital contrary to earlier reports.
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