Arroyo High To Open Doors By September 7
Arroyo High School in San Lorenzo, under construction at Lorenzo and Grant avenues, will welcome 500 freshmen when school starts. The first class includes students from San Lorenzo, A. B. Morris in Castro Valley, and Washington Manor. The campus aims to serve 1200 by February and up to 1800 later, with classrooms and an administrative wing on Grant Avenue.
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Lorenzo and Grant Avenues
San Lorenzo
A. B. Morris
Castro Valley
Washington Manor
Lawrence Ramm
Hayward High School
Grant Avenue
Arroyo High School
Grant and
Lorenzo Avenues
Enzo Avenue School Project Plans Revealed
Construction on a 40 acre site by Williams and Burrows began in February with a September opening planned. By Christmas three classroom wings two shops a multipurpose unit and administrative area should be finished. Two gymnasiums more shops and classes follow. The $3 million project near San Lorenzo will house about 1500 students. Architects are James H. Anderson and George Simonds.
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Enzo Avenue
Williams and Burrows
San Francisco
San Lorenzo High
Ramm
James H. Anderson
George
Simonds, Hayward
Office Supply Firm to Move From Location
The Business Equipment Center, an office supply firm, will relocate from 54% Foothill Boulevard to 24222 East Main Street, effective Tuesday. Partners Elmer Williams and Ray Souza will run the renamed agency, continuing to offer Remington Rand equipment and supplies with the same phone number and services in southern Alameda County.
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East Mth Street
Elmer Williams
Ray Souza
Remington Rand
Williams
Souza
Alameda County
Mickey
Rockaway Jane
Hayward
Darlene
Robert, Jr
Debra
Cascade Street
Hayvard
Theme Girl Getting Better in Oakland
Carol Maxwell of Castro Valley, cerebral palsy patient at Highland Hospital, shows slow improvement after a week in critical condition. Her mother Emmaline Maxwell reports better signs as Carol, a central figure in the Valley Cerebral Palsy Fund drive, recovers from a fall injury at home.
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Oakland
Carol Maxwell
Castro Valley
Highland Nosmtal
Carol
Emmaline Maxwell
Navy restricts access to radioactive escort carrier USS Bairoke
In San Diego the Navy barred reporters and photographers from visiting the carrier USS Bairoke after its Pacific arrival while allowing only crew relatives aboard. Officials described the ship as a baby flattop exposed to radioactive dust in recent tests. Reporters were impeded from witnessing the ship’s inspection and handling.
Woodcraft Club Sponsors Dinner
The Thimbre club, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will sponsor a dinner at 6 p.m. Friday, June 4 in the Massa Building, 1122 BY street, Hayward. The public is invited. fish dishes will be available for those who desire them, a spokesman said.
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Woodcraft
Massa
Street
Hayward
Rotary Meeting in Castro Valley Hosts Noon Session
Castro Valley Rotarians will host a joint meeting on Tuesday at noon in Castro Gardens. Dr. D. Dippolist, the club’s choicest chairperson, announced the event today.
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Castro Valley
Castro Gardens
5. D. Dippolist
Pude|ocaty
Two-Year Labor Contract Hailed As Milestone on Road to Stability
A two year pact between Tarry Bridges' International Longshoremen's Union and the Pacific Maritime Association is hailed as a milestone toward waterfront stability. It covers 16 000 workers on the West Coast, provides annual wage reviews after June 15, 1985, raises vacation benefits for stevedores, and includes a pilot child care plan funded by a welfare surplus. The contract may extend to September 30, 1986, to align expiration dates for longshoremen nationwide.
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San Francisco
Tarry Bridges
International Longshoremen's Union
Pacific Maritime Association
Sen Francs
Steyvedores
Tce
J. Paul Slure
Erm Ployers
Ameri
P.M.A
Union de
School Thieves Hit Again with Empty Safe
San Lorenzo district reports a wave of school burglaries yielding little loot. At Lewelling, a note taunted responders as thieves damaged a safe but left it empty. Eden Township deputies investigated two a.m. break ins, noting a broken transom and a cracked safe. Other incidents touched Martin and Warr Springs schools with small cash and checks taken.
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San Lorenzo
David Wi Hive
Nemeipal
Lewelling
Rice
Hendle
Buralars
Jack Abernathy
Ernest E. Terry
Eden Township
Burgister
Martin
Paseo Grands
Eden
Warr
Springs School
Castro Valley Lions Club Dinner Talk by John Hollman
Castro Valley Lions Club invites members to a dinner meeting Tuesday at 7 pm at the clubhouse on Rutledge Road. Guest speaker John Hollman will present an illustrated talk. Leo Loujek, publicity chairman, announced.
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Castro Valley
John Hollman
Aos
Rutledge Road
Leo Lou- Jek
Chaiman
The Daily Review Local Post Office Address Notice
The Daily Review lists subscription rates and office addresses for Hayward Alameda County Castro Street Castro Valley South Main Street San Lorenzo and Livingston offices. The text cites mail distribution under congressional act and provides contact numbers for the Hayward office.
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Hayward
Fornia
Daily Review
The
Daily Review, Inc
Castro Stree
Alamada County
Faleornta
Lucene
Elgin
Gastro Valley
Castre Valley Boulevard
Lucerne
SAN Lorenzo
Aerian Arriba Crntertnts
South Main St
Gentervine
Castro Valley Welfare Agency elects new officers
The Castro Valley Welfare Agency held its annual meeting in the Walsh building. Rev. J. L. Butler was elected president with Donald W. Beg as vice president and Mrs. John Mealy as secretary. New directors include Ray F. Snider and John Brothers, with re-elected members Rev. Butler Rev Carl Wildrick Roy Johnson and Dr. Morris Tendeta. Inez Movely resigned and Roy W. Webster was appointed to fill the vacancy. Contributions began for the stemmer camp activities for children under Walter Gunn's chairmanship.
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Castro Valley
J. L. Butler
Castro Valley Welfare Agency
Walsh Building
Donald W. Beg
John Mealy
John Hall
Ray F. Snider
John Brothers
Rev
Butler
Carl Wildrick
Roy Johnson
Morris Tendeta
Inez Movely
Ehealth
Roy W. Webster
Walter Gunn
Lorenzo Senior Show Called Excellent at San Lorenzo High
First annual Senior Show at San Lorenzo High School wowed audiences with strong comic timing by Jim Coon and witty interludes. Highlights included a chefs sketch by Mattie Salayko and a Hawaiian finale by George Wood and Jean Valente, under the direction of Dominic Ruggieri.
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Philip Gerard
San Lorenzo High School
M. CG
Norm Scheid
Jim Coon
Scheid
Coon
Jim Merrill
Amus
Mattie Salayko
Cei
George Wood
Jean Valente
Wood
Schec 2
Dominic Ruggieri
Seniors Win H H 5S Piano Club Awards
Delberia Tipton Beverly Costa and Charlotte National receive 325 awards from Hay ward high school piano club at the Lune 10 award assembly. All are seniors and have led the club as presidents while taking part in school and community programs. Delberta will attend Lewis and Clark College summer theater in Oregon. Beverly will pursue teaching careers and Charlotte plans Bible college study. Club advisor is Mrs. Phyllis Whayne.
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Delberia Tipton
Beverly Costa
Charlotte National
Hayward High School
Delberta
Lewis and Clark College
Oregon
Beverly
Charlotte
Phyllis Whayne
Detherta
Oregon College
Fir Acres
Shrikle
San Jose State College
Convention Reports To Be Heard At Castro Valley Dinner
Reports on the 2030 district convention in Stockton will be presented at Castro Gardens club dinner at 7 20 p m Tuesday. Don Moberg president elect will summarize the convention as delegation convener and announce plans for dedicatory ceremonies for the Community Center spray pool on June 6. Castro Valley pageant details will be finalized by the general chairman McClussy, per Mothers program chair.
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Castro Valley
Stockton
Llub
Castro Gardens
Pam
Don Moberg
McClussy
Cleanup Campaigners Get Half Day Off
After six months of work on the Hayward high campus cleanup, the cleanup committee will be rewarded with a half day on June 3. The group will leave at noon and travel to Goldesberry Park near Niles. Diane DeJong serves as chairman for the day.
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Hayward High
Gldesberry Park
Niles
Diane DeJong
Memorial Day Observances Honor U S Dead in Five Wars
Veterans groups from Hayward area hold Memorial Day services across Lone Tree Cemetery and local towns. Notables include Allen F. Strutz, Zedge T. Foley, and Charles Cragie delivering programs with bugle calls, Gettysburg address, and a Navy drill team from Treasure Island. Events honor fallen service members from five wars and feature multiple posts, denominations, and a wreath laying ceremony.
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Hayward Area
Lone Tree
Allied Veterans Cemetery Association
American Legion
Allen F. Strutz
San Lorenzo
Ashland
Washington Township
Lone Tree Cemetery
Zedge T. L. Foley
Post 68
Jack Steele
Salvatlan Army
Sharies T."conrac
Psston First
Baptist Church
Or . Hayward
Jarelyn Poulton
el Portal
Salvation Army Mission Corps Band of
San Francisco
America
J. C. Martin
Post
Logan
Charles Cragie
Thelme Merwin
Lutherem Churen
Lincoln
August Knodt
Bill Coady
Harold V. Reeves
Hayvard Ministerial Association
VFW
Bill James
Jark Stegohn Morgan
United Spanish War Veterans
Frank J. Payne
Alexander Meyer, Sr
Sen Lorenzo
Set
Reymond Cau
Lill Willams
Michaels
Nethaniel Michaels
Conejo
Hig Aoner
San Lorenzo Community Center
Gordon W.bois
Mchaals
Centerville
Veterans Organizations
Stanley Bernardo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Council of
Hayward Jost
Oakland Stadium
U. S. Naval Electronics School
Treasure Island
M.E. Benkula
Post 63
Ithe Stadium
Chris Horton
Charles Y McDonegal
Dledee
Allegiance
Oliver G. Stivers
Albert 5. Hidy, Ju
Zpiphany'se Lutheran Church
Inyoustion, E I
Announcement on Center Due for Bay Fair project
Ashland reports Capital company expects a definite announcement within 30 days on its proposed 25 million Bay Fair shopping center on East Lith Street. A company spokesman said no groundbreaking date will be given yet but it will be soon.
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Capital Company
Bay Fair
East Lith Street
Hesperian
A. J. McGrete
Oakland Stadium
Bay Pari
Hayward
Niles Road
Sott
Lewelling
Telephone Operators Vote In Non Strike Ballot
Telephone operators represented by CWA CIO Local 412 voted in a non strike authorization on Monday night. Gus Silva, local president, said operators were union members who participated in the vote. Operators are not covered by the plant workers contract as bargaining with Pacific Telephone for 7200 Northern California and Nevada workers is recessed until Monday. current contract expires June 8.
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Cwacio
Gus Silva
Daily Review
Silve
Pacific TelePhone Company
California
Nevada
Lowland Sea Operetta at Blip Tune High School
The Lowland Sea operetta will be staged by Yayreach high school in Blip Tune with D Davis and three sisters Delight Patience and Submit among the lead roles. Cast includes Mervyn Shaffer Robert Roe Johnny De Tom Jinkens Nathaniel Hazard with a cappella choir led by Mrs Barbara Henry and Edward J White directing. General director George Z Wilson with Joanne King as assistant director.
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Fine Arts
Yayreach High School
Jac Boshard
Elinor Finn
Delight
Patience
Submit
Chorie Trama Cappella Choir
Lona_Allen
Carolyn Berek
Ruth Coleman
Nancy Dueitt
Carol Gutleben
Sally Locke
Mary Kaye Mennet
Jackie Parker
Carolyn Dunstan
Marlyn Jacques
Merle Marks
Myna Marks
Jacques Pereira
Joan Stearns
Wayne Anderson
Unsafe Drivers Face War by Psychology Campaign
Police Chief George Forth announces a June safety drive titled Operation Safety backed by the National Safety Council and California insurers. The effort features the slogan Speed kills Take it easy and highlights six dis crest types including Frustrated Freddie who speeds to mask frustration, a dangerous behavior pattern.
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Iocal
George Forth
National Safety Council
Adt
California Association of Insurance Agents
Hayward Ensurance Brokers Association
National Automobile Club
Forth
Freddie
Freddies
C V Orchards Group Honors Anniversary
Castro Valley area residents will celebrate the Casto Valley Orchards Property Owners fifth anniversary with a dance and social for all members. President Martin Krolop named Jack Abraham nominating chair. two new directors to be elected. A swimming party is planned during school vacation, per publicity chair Mrs Kenneth Adams.
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Castro Valley
Casto Valley
Sehool
Kenneth Adams
Hayward FFA Star Farmers Honored At Rotary Meeting
Five Hayward Future Farmers of America members John Allen David Bogard Dick Arnell Bop Zunningham and David Feria received Star Farmers awards at a Rotary gathering. Plaques and a war bond were presented by Jeryl Fry as judging considered farm projects FFA activities and offices held.
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Boys of
Hayward
Future Farmers of America
Star Farmers
John Allen
David Bogard
Dick Arnell Bop Zunningham
David Feria
Jeryl Fry
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