Hayward Retailing Figures Reveal City Outlets and Sales
New figures show Hayward in 1960 had 174 local outlets with eating and drinking places leading, followed by 58 grocery stores and 93 gas stations. General merchandise and apparel also contribute sizable shares, with total retail sales about $189.3 million and per capita income around $2,267. Population cited at 73,500.
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Haxward
Heyward Chamber At Commerce Tax and Research Committee
Genet Tahsen
Usta
Hansen
Bales Man
Brement Magazine
Spparel
Rousehold Auptumves
Healing of Facial Scars Timeframe and Guidance
The article explains scar healing usually spans months with facial scars often appearing red, thick, and firm for several months before softening. It advises patients to wait at least six months and consider plastic surgery only if the scar remains objectionable, allowing nature to take its course.
Camera Show Set For Pleasanton Fair
Pleasanton hosts the West Coast Canter photography show at the 1341 Aldea Cainty Fair beginning July 2. Earl Kenyon directs entries in four classes with prizes over 430 dollars. Prints due by June 17, no entry fee, deliver to the Fairgrounds box in Remal and Pleasanton Aventes.
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Pleasanton
Earl Kenyon
Invydid
Eastbay
Pritils
Stites
Fairgrounds
Remal
Pleasanton Aventes
Pais
Haywardite Faces Trial in San Leandro Court
San Leandro case notes Ernest Lia and Paul Mats face burglary charges. Lia, linked to a 20 burglary at 193 Laurel Aves Hayward, was remanded to the Superior Court after a judicial confession to Judge Gerald P. Connill's court yesterday. Preliminary hearing for Mats, charged with Lia, set near Monday.
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Thomas Aves
Max Martiney
Laurel Aves
Hayward
Lira
Idlang
Gerald P. Connill
Paul Mats
Walkus Si
Release Policy For Jr College Amid District Boundaries
A junior college release policy limits students from attending outside Heyward San Toaleive district schools. The board cites loyalty and district interests, while exceptions cover certain prior enrollments and athletes. Future sessions require county office application through a secretary once hired.
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San
Aéteail
Distriot Wiel
Agrert Nak
Tailinn
New College
Distrut
Studens
Legion Set To Give Awards At Six School Ceremonies
The American Legion plans to honor high achievement in leadership scholarship and character with awards for six students this month. Allen Fo Strutt past commander of Hayward Post 6R will present at a special ceremony at Tennyson High School with subsequent ceremonies at Altobridge June 13 Winton June 14 Cabnoye June 11 Rancho Arroyo Pool June 15 and Bret Harte June 35.
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American Legion
Rancho Arroyo Pool
Bret Harte
Aune
25 Applicants Jr. College Chief Is Topic for Meet
Hayward San Leandro officials discuss hiring a new superintendent and selecting three secretary candidates among 25 applicants. The meeting at County Office Baiting aims to decide facility use and staffing for temporary college facilities at Pacific High Beha in Bat Leandra, with Campbell leading the discussion.
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Hayward-San
Heyward
Beauty County
Towzhs Campbell
Wye College
Pacific High
Bat Leandra
Camipell
Heart Association to Elect Officers
The Heart Association plans to elect officers at a dinner meeting held at the Claremont Hotel in Berkeley. Retiring president Boni Quikland will preside, with reservations and details available by sending a check to the association headquarters at 32005 1h St Cate land.
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Alanteda
Association Wesdquarters
Cateland
Off Street Parking Plan Heads Back to Hayward Planners
Hayward planners again consider an off street parking ordinance affecting commercial and industrial firms. The measure, opposed by developers and some business groups, would set parking space requirements and carve out exemptions. Proponents from the Chamber of Commerce urge alternatives while downtown leaders push for city economic balance.
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Fremont
Boulh
Fremont Lions Chih
Beon
Dun Am
Sar Jose
LS. Ferreira
Ted Iamiys
Ther
Donald Lindstrom
Pian
Joseph A. Levis
King
Glens Tranl
Matteys
Joseph Goni
Baamberg
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Iamcca
Tab Iain
Tan
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Ninecal
Pia Hier Assembly
Horton
Dhep
Disney
Pond Gutoll
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Vily
Ates
Newark Recreation Teaches Swimming
Newark Recreation offers instructional swimming for youths under 13 at Washington High School. Registration opens with sessions beginning May 22 at 1 PM. Forms and transferral details are available at the recreation department. space is filled on a first come, first served basis.
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Ketark
Tus
Washington Hick School
Dasstan
Mel Nunes
Isession
Newirk
Sehilling
Stuslek
Silva
Warsheington
Inssons
Chichiren Attegaing
Maller
MOM Oifien
Nunes
Leandro DMV Office Upgraded and Management Moves
Leandro DMV office gains a new sign and upgrades while staff realignments shift Loubs Spiral to Nic Haywert in San Leandro. William Hansen takes over as Assistant Manager from Livermore and Grope Woorroff arrives as registrar supervisor from Berkeley.
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Sieramena
San Qege
Dessparinirat
Sa Sein
Tine Ferking
San Lando
Fe Alfiers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sini
Lowa
Etre
Faily
Ineal
Aransfer
Loubs
Spiral
Miss Pectin
Nic Haywert Dmv
William Hansen
Livermore
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