Long arm of law trails local advertising driver
Christine Huckaby, 28, of Hayward, with no prior record, faces multiple tickets for parking and a jaywalking incident while delivering Daily Review proofs. She notes lessons on caution around police after a string of fines and detours. The report also covers a mistaken mail box fire, a plane sighting over an orchard, and Vallejo fire department manpower concerns linked to ex-Hayward city manager Lohan Ficklin.
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Christine Huckaby
Hayward
Huckaby
Culp Avenue
Daily Review
Bressman’s
Hayward Drug
Winton
Magna
U. S
Vallejo
Lohan Ficklin
Ficklin
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Parry Presses Fremont Zoning Against Water District Plans
Fremont Planning Commission Chairman Jack Parry challenged the Alameda County Water District plans to build an office and yard in Centerville. The meeting recessed with the district absent, while Parry cited Fremont Ordinance 2 and warned no permits would be issued. Sydney Williams urged that the project threaten residential areas and strip development near Centerville schools. The panel approved a delayed subdivision and evaluated state highway routes avoiding Tract 1750.
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Verne Berry Fremont
Planning Commission
Jack “Parry
Fremont
Alameda
Morris Hymanjs
Panry
Parry
J Parry
Water District Office
Hyman
Plessing Commission
Sydney Williams
South Main Street
Centerville ‘School
Washington Union High School
Williams
Bayshore
War Springs
Mission Road
Mission San Jose
Memorial Day Rites Planned by Veterans
Veterans organizations across the county plan Memorial Day ceremonies. In Hayward at Lone Tree cemetery, Allied Veterans Cemetery association chair August Knodt Jy announced observances with post auxiliaries from the American Legion and other groups, the Hayward High School band, Girl Scouts, and flowers arranged by Mrs. Edith Bebbington. Major Conrad C. Baldwin will speak, with readings by Merl Nesby and Spencer Weber. In Irvington cemetery, Paul Rivers Post VFW and American Legion Post 196 join service rites led by master of ceremonies Leonard Silva, with Fremont Mayor Jack L. Stevenson as guest speaker and the Washington Union High School band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Knodt Jy
Allied’ Veterans Cemetery Association
Hayward
Lone Tree Cemetery
Cipating
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
Marine Corps League
Military Order of the Purple’ Heart
Veterans
Hayward High School
Eugene Graves
Girl Scouts of
South Fast Bay
Edith Bebbington
American Legion Auxiliary Post 68
Conrad C. Baldwin
Parks Air Force Base
Edward E. Widge
Castral Valley
VFW
Alvarado
Joseph
Stanley Bernardo
American Legion Post
Irvington Cemetery
Leonard Silva
Jack L. Stevenson
Fremont
Washington Union High School Baad
Mark Ottovich
Basti Bay
Castro Valley Recreation Council Merges With Center
The Castro Valley Recreation Council, organized last month, dissolved and merged with the Castro Valley Community Center. Council members led by Mrs. Jean Perry voted to join the Community Center Corporation, with June 25 set for officer resignations and new elections. Paul Hertzog named three permanent committees and teen advisory headed by Mrs. John Rogers. Reports covered Grass Valley project, teen recreation aid, summer art and model airplane programs, and available Castro Valley property for development.
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Castro Valley
Paul Hertzog
Corporation
Harold Swift
Beret Gale
John* Aenbestt
John Rogers
Hayward Recreation District
Herert Blank
Arthur Emmes
Grass Valley
Rogers
Hertzog
Blank
Ed Childress
Castro Valey
Fremont Park Plans Discussed
Fremont Parks and Recreation and the planning commission met to coordinate park site selection. Stuart Nixon urged prompt action as land prices rise while the commission promised full cooperation and a preliminary sketch of the master plan due in June.
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Fremont Parks and Recreation
Fremont Planning Commission
Stuart Nixon
Planning Commission
Jack Party
Wise Associates
Fremont
Irvington
Nixom
Commission
Recreation Committee
Parry
Tthe Citizens’ Advisory Planning Committee
Park and Recreation
Sparks
Auto theft report from Mrs Fine on Norwich Avenue
Mrs Lewise Fine of 27743 Norwich Avenue told Hayward patrolman James Purchio that a break in damaged her car in the driveway and stole items valued at 56 dollars including two spot lights two fender skirts and two email box cameras. The thief shattered the wing window.
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Lewise Fine
Norwich Avenue
Hayward
James Purchio
Eden Trustees Delay Disputed Site Decision
Eden school trustees delay a decision on a new site near Sears Kahn's shopping center after extended talks with Arch MacDonald Branden Construction and local owner Jery Fry. Kenney favors a six acre site north of Turner on Hesperian boulevard while MacDonald argues for Fry land by Turner court as equally viable.
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Mt. Eden
Sears-Kahn
Arch MacDonald
Brande
Jspokesman
Jery] Fry
Turner Court
MacDonald
Theschool
Charles Kenne i
Turner
Branden Construction’ Company
Kenny
Hayward
Mu. Eden High
Sears- Kahn
Fry
Kenney
Mac Donald
Etty
Branden
Jackson Street
Ernstee Ker
Nabors
Alden Oliver
Jacksonrpes Tennyson Road
Olivers
Land
Don Haines
Hayward Planning Commission
Nelda Tobin
Charles Reed
Gerald]i Dart
Ben Biffle
Germany
Nels Nelsen Hospitalized in Germany on Tour
Hayward entrepreneur Nels Nelsen owner of Hay ward Mill and Limber is confined to Heidelberg Germany hospital after a ten day illness while his wife and family remain at 21685 Montgomery Hayward. Ray Nelsen learned of the news via cablegram yesterday.
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Nels’ Nelsen
Hayward Mill and Limber
Heidelburg
Geyneny
Ray Nelsen
Nelsen
Montgomery
Hayward
Europe
San Leandro Tax Cut Seen and Hayward Tract Approved
San Leandro may cut taxes next year despite higher outlays for a capital improvement program. City Manager Wesley McClure told the council that tax reductions depend on policy decisions and the county assessed valuation. Hayward reversed weeks of debate and allowed families to occupy an unfinished tract on Thelma Avenue, with the city to finalize an agreement tying up streets until completion. The capital program totals about 1.6 million dollars, funding street work, recreation, and a proposed Community Library center if approved. A 5 percent rise in assessed valuation is projected, with a 70 thousand dollar allotment for swimming pools and related facilities.
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George Lower
San Leandro
Wesley McClure
McClure
Hayward
Dd Iprintin
Kensall Homes
Phillips
General Land
Floresta Gardens
Cherry -Grove
Thrasher
John Muir
Palma Ceia Home Owners Charter Incorporated
Palma Ceia Home Owners Association officially incorporated as a nonprofit to broaden aims and represent residents in city matters. Officers include Warren B Wilson president Jim Owen vice president Margaret Swanson secretary Joe Broc treasurer and Joan Lotz recording secretary, with new focus on maintenance standards and neighborhood enforcement.
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Palma Ceia
George Hawkins
Warren B. Wilson
Deputies Stop Junk Yard Raid Near Castro Valley
Four juveniles planned a yard raid at Neilsen Auto Wrecking on Lewelling boulevard. Deputies spotted two youths posing as lookouts from Castro Valley with a staged tire check. Two other suspects, William Moore and a 15 year old, surrendered nearby. All four held on investigations as attempted theft.
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aLewelling Boulevard
Neilsen Auto
Lewelling Boulevard
Mark C. Norris
Massachusetts Avenue
Castro Valley
William T. Moore
Nike
Washington Avenue
C V Rotary Cancels Tomorrow Meeting in Castro Valley
The Castro Valley Toastmasters club announces cancellation of its weekly meeting due to Memorial Day. The next gathering will be held at Terrace Club, 16254 Foothill Boulevard, Castro Valley, on a later date.
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Castro
Valley
Toastmasters Club of
Neat
Radar
Terrace
Foothill Boulevard
Lock in Face Leads to Jail in Oakland Court
In Oakland Judge James Blaine jailed San Leandro youth Joseph Selly for five days after he struck spectator Jim Wong in a court room incident. Wong, 40, of Oakland, was charged with contempt and held after a dispute over seating regarding Kelly’s father. Kelly, 19, San Leandro, faced driving too fast for conditions from a May 4 accident at High Street approach to the Freeway. his trial date was set for June 27.
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Oakland
James Blaine
Blaine
Wong
Kelly
High Street
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