Winners Told In Legion Essay Contest at A. B. Morris
American Legion Post 513 named eighth grade winners of the essay contest titled Why the American Way. Top prize went to Fatticia Dawes of A. B Morris School who received a plaque and gold medal. Roberta Rowling earned second place and a silver medal, while third went to an unnamed student receiving a bronze. Awards will be presented at Earl Warren School during an upcoming assembly. judges included Garner White and Arnold Anderson.
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Castro Valley
American Legion Post 513
A. B. Morris
Earl Warren Scheels
Fatticia Dawes
Amite Ave
A. B Morris
Wich
Asseur Bly
Garner White
The
Legion
Roberta Rowling
Lyle
Nancy Convight
Parker Ru
James Aven
Bob
Carolyn
Carol Dichi
Sharon
Mule Gabbert
America
Arnold Anderson
Eldridge School Bid Winner Told
Wallace Webb & Sons of Hayward won the Eldridge School bid with 112,889 for additions and site development in Mt Eden. The firm offered a base bid of 96,377 to add six classrooms and a garden area at 27009 Eldridge Ave. The Mt Eden board opened seven bids, with the low to be sent for legal approval before contract signing.
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Wallace Webb & Sons
St. Hayward
Eldridge School
Mt. Eden School
Leon Wheatley
Palo Alto
Cal
Webb
Kiddergarden School
Eldridge Avs
Hayward
Mt. Eden
Attorne
Obituary: Mrs Mae Machado 58 Hayward native of San Jose
Services for Mrs Mae T Machado 58 of Hayward will be at Zim Mondey in Sorensen Bros Dippel Ld B St. Hayward. Mass at All Saints Catholic Church. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. She died yesterday in Eden Hospital after living 41 years in Hughson and 58 years total. Survivors include son George of Scotland, daughters Pearl Anselm Hayward Audrey Truhan Oakland, sister Amiz Alvernaz San Jose, and two grandchildren.
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Mae T. Machado
Hayward
Zim
Mondey
Sorensen Bros
Hughson
San Jose
George Ofscotland
Pearl
Anselm
Audrey
Truhan
Oakland
Amiz Alvernaz
Voters Face Three Propositions in South County
Voters in San Leandro Ashland San Lorenzo Castro Valley Cherryland and parts of Hayward face three measures on the ballot. The East Bay Municipal Utility District seeks 252 million dollars in water bonds for a Sierra watershed development program. Washington Township would join East Bay Regional Park District at a small tax cost. Alameda County would abolish the live stock inspector position, allowing supervisors to appoint one if needed. supporters call the post obsolete after an old cattle disease era.
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Alameda County
San Deandro
Ashland
San Lorenzo
Castro
Valley Cherryland
Hayward
East Bay
Alaeda
Contra Costa
Sierras
Washington Township
East Bay Regional Park
Castro Valley
Washington Township Civic
iSovernmenta
Niles Canyon
Uiey Sey
Packs
Lve
Jone
Fire Pre fete honors Hayward Fire Dept and Chamber
About 300 people are expected at Bret Harte School Amphitheater for an outdoor dinner honoring the Hayward Fire Department and Chamber of Commerce. Attendees include off duty firefighters and their spouses, U S Rep George P Miller, local politicians and Bay Area fire chiefs. The Best Harte School band will provide music.
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Bret Harte School
Hayward
Skills Contest Champs Told at Laurel School Play Ground
Winners were announced for the Hayward AREA Recreation District event held this week on Laurel School grounds. Boys 10 and under Frank Had dien won baseball throw, Mike Lunardi base running, Greg Tem ne SQ yard dash. Girls 10 and under Karen Rafael hop scotch, Barbara Mendoza four square, 50 yard Tonia Limdsy four square tether ball double winner Penny Gorden top scotch.
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Hayward Area
Laurel School
Frank Haddien
Mike Lunardi
Greg Temne
Karen Rafael
Hop Seotch
Barbara Mendoza
Allen Bass
Darrell Gillette
Dennie Tapper
Tonia Limdsy
Penny Gorden
VFW Officers to Tour Eden Hospital in Castro Valley
Officers of the four Veterans of Foreign Wars of Eden Township will tour the district hospital Monday. Meeting at 6 20 p m in the hospital conf rooms they will be guided by Administrator Marty A Blythe through the hospital facilities followed by dinner and discussions at 7 30 p m in the hospital cafe.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital Board of Directors
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eden Township
Marty A. Blythe
Cafelle
Pleasanton Unit Sets Palsy Drive
A Cerebral Palsy Drive will be held here Monday at 7 30 p m conducted by the Cerebral Palsy Central Committee with Douglas Sweensy executive secretary as chairman.
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Pleasanton
Cerebral Palsy Central Committee
Douglas Sweensy
Dutchman Voss Sends 1600 Carnations to Innsbruck Hotel
Willi Voss a Dutch guest recovering at a hotel in Kitzbuhel Austria sent 1600 carnations by air from Amsterdam to Innsbruck. He distributed bouquets to hotel female guests and employees, expressing gratitude for regained health.
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Innsbruk
Austria
Ins
Willi Voss
Kitzbuebel Botel
Amsterdam
Meese Wins Union's OK for County Treasurer Candidacy
Edwin Meese Jr a county tax collector and University graduate won AFL-CIO Political Education Committee endorsement for the 19 election for county treasurer and tax collector. He has served as tax collector for 12 years and led the State Tax Collectors Assn. He and his wife Leone, parents of four, live in Oakland.
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Edwin Meese Jr
Afl-Cio
Meese
Leone
Daewood Ave
Oakland
Moese
State Tax Collectors Assnnd
Warren Drive Coordinator Forms Crew for Warren Warren
George Simonds of Hayward coordinates precinct workers and telephone committees for Democratic State Senate candidate Guy Warren and lists committee members across Livermore Pleasanton Fremont Decoto Newark Castro Valley San Lorenzo Washington Maxor and San Leandro. Mt Eden committee led by Johan Pappas with John K. Smith predicting victory as Warren’s general chairman.
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Guy Warren
George Simonds
Hayward
Charles Fracisco
Lowell Miller
Manuel Medeiros
Livermore
Robert Steffenauer
Sam Whiting
Meyon Berman Gerton
Rono Cairaan Pleasanton
Ken Fujii
Tony Enos
Gene Phodes
Carl Flegal
E. A. Quaresma
Fremont
Kenny Garcia
Bernia Joseph
Decoto
Sam Scott
Newark
George Phillips
G. Moore
Gordon Nelson
Castro Valley
Charles Cline
Kenneth Aitken
San Lorenzo
Robert Taylor
Ben Leal
Washington Maxor
Steve Lagamarsino
R. W. Shannon
Ernest Lopez
Charles Simonsan
Charles Deadvich
William Swift
San Leonideo
Lilian K. Mer Barron
Alfred Silva
Andre la Roche
Robert Fairwell
Bernie Maisel
Franke Bij
R. K. Dettenrieder
Jolmu Purchio
Michael Sheridan
Thomas Lester Foley
Howard Stanton
Manuel Castro
Mt. Eden
Johan Pappas
Warren
John K. Smith
Pleasanton Teen Road-E-O winner announced at Amador High
Amador High School senior Leonard Silva won the Teenage Road-E-O sponsored by the Pleasanton Junior Chamber of Commerce at Amador High. He received a plaque and key charms and will compete at the State Teenage Road-E-O contest in Chico on June 29. Other winners were James Branch Robert Hamilton Vic Sober and Randie Collings.
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Pleasanton
Leonard Silva
Amador High School
Pleasanton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Leonard
Chico
James Branch
Robert Hamilton
Vic ‘Sober
Randie Collings
Eagles Rodeo Booster Dance Tonight in Livermore
The Eagles Rodeo Booster Dance starts at 9 pm at Eagles Hall 327 N Livermore Ave with Ken Logsdon’s orchestra playing until 4 am. Prizes will be awarded to the best dressed Western couples.
Assembly Race in 14th District With Crown Facing Two GOP Opponents
Assemblyman Robert W. Crown a Democrat from Alameda seeks reelection in the 14th District which includes part of San Leandro. He faces two Republicans Antone Cennizvaro and Jack A. Downey on Tuesday. Crown, an Oakland attorney elected in 1956, has AB from UC and LLB from SFLS. Downey, a longtime executive at Continental Casualty Co., hails from Portland, Oregon and is active in several clubs and unions. Cennizvaro, a retired city councilman of San Leandro, is 53. He is a hunter and fisher and member of local Shrine. Downey is AFL Local 471 member and former Highland District Improvement Club president.
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Robert W. Crown
Alameda
Freeway and Dance Hall Hearings Set for Monday
SAN LEANDRO public hearings are planned Monday on proposed interchanges along the MacArthur Freeway route through San Leandro and on amendments to liberalize the city dance hall ordinance. Also on the agenda is a renewed Redevelopment Agency request for $186,000 from the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency to continue redevelopment studies, a matter tabled earlier after 300 homeowners protested the Peralts renewal plan. The MacArthur Freeway, an $80 million project, will run from the Bay Bridge through Oakland to a junction with the Castro Valley Freeway near Hayward and is slated to begin construction at the Oakland end late this year. Councilmen rejected a highways department interchanges agreement for lack of detail and now seek an additional northbound ramp near 146th Avenue. Proposed dance ordinance amendments would allow teenagers to attend dances sponsored by schools and recreation departments if accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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Redevelopment Agency For Council
Federal Housing and Home Finance
City Hall
Oakland
Bay Bridge
San Leardro
Castro ‘Valley
Hayward
State Division of Highways
Uneasuay
146Th Ave
Livermore UKs Sewage Bonds Approved for City Works
Livermore plans sale of 1.1 million in bonds to finance sewage treatment facilities with federal funds to help fix up sewers that threaten the underground water supply including San Francisco. City Administrator William Parness says only 11 million can be sold. council approves after noting overloaded facilities.
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Livermore
Livermore City
San Francisco
William Parness
Parness
Cash Wages Rule Prompted in Vermont Labor Law
Vermont labor law specifies payment of wages in cash. The issue centers on statutory requirements for wage disbursement and the implications for employers and employees in Montpelier and statewide.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Swim Program Registration Begins Monday
Hayward Area Recreation District opens free Learn-to-Swim sessions for youths 8 to 18 at Hayward Plunge. Registrations start 8 a.m. Monday at the HARD office 1015 E St Hayward with in person signup, a signed permission note, and a $2.50 poor admission fee.
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Hayward Area
Stan Wilson
Hayward Plunge
Wilson
Hayward
Park Attendance Hits 217 Million In 1957
Washington reports national park attendance exceeded 217 million in 1957, showing an 8 percent rise from the previous year. The figure underscores growing public use of federally managed recreational lands across the United States.
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Washington
Fence buys second to none at bargain Class 31 ad
Classified want ads urge readers to choose superior fence material at prices fit any pocket with Class 31 offerings. Local buyers are asked to compare quality and cost in today’s paper.
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Lone Tree Cemetery
Frank Pomeroy
Veterans of
John A. Logan
Steve Rubiola
Eldridge
South County
VFW
Union
Ter
Red Cross
Nander
the American
Legion Post 3
Boy Scouts
Teen Road
California
Edmund G
Pat Brown
Democratic
Sth Cong. Dist. Comm
Browns Furchio, Chairman
GOP
San Leandro
Livermore UK
Alvarado, Decoto
Centerville
Newark & Niles Telephones
Academy
San Diego
Della
Alvarada
Ssville
Niles
B.G. Porter
Dist
Pacific Telephone
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