Bartell to Seek State Funds for Fair Buildings
Alameda County supervisors decide to send Supervisor Bartell and colleagues to Sacramento to request state funds for new fairground buildings. The panel questions size and cost while eyeing a 100 by 200 foot all purpose structure and potential $250000 price tag. The board also advances flood control and zoning items and defers a traffic sign request.
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Oakland
Harry Bartell
George Janssen
Clifford Wixson
Sacramento
State Department of Public Works
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
The
Fairs Association
Bartell
Kent Pursel
Department of Public Works
Alameda County
Fair Board
Bartel
Pursel
Test Association
Alameda, iCounty Flood Control
Water Conservation District
San Lorenzo Creek
Fairmont Dairy Farm
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James
Malcolm
Fairmont Farm
Wallace Boggs
Farnsworth
Purdue Streets
Washington Manor
Helen Swope
Kalcyon
San Leandro
Grant Avenue
San Tuprenzo
Sen
Leandro
Way Paved for Decota Sidewalk District
Alameda County Supervisors moved to begin proceedings for the Decota sidewalk assessment district. Oakland attorney Eugene Ki Sturgis, who has handled related legal work, noted the move clears red tape and initiates formal steps toward funding and construction.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Eugene’ Ki Sturgis
Quorum Ruling Affects Decoto Berkeley District Plans
The Decoto area considers two series of resolutions to form a district for curb, sidewalk, and utility works with hearings set for Oct 28 at 2 p.m. The plan, cost estimates, and financing details outline a 10 year amortization at 6 percent, impacting up to 500 property owners.
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Membel
Berkeley
Bryan An Murphy
Sturgis
Decoto
Decote
Engineering
Hayward Garden Club Meeting Details Disclosed
Hayward Garden Club plans a Thursday gathering at the Hayward cafeteria. Lee Davidson Farle leads the session with a film on plant nourishment. The club will collect items for its White Elephant sale and invites visitors. Refreshments provided.
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Lee Davidson Farleous Wypes
Ub Lerliligers
Hayward
Castro Valley Builder Completes Personal Boat Project
Castro Valley resident Ernest Crook, a building hosts craftsman, completed a two year spare time boat project for his family. The 36 foot ketch named Sea Haven was christened by Crook’s daughter Caroline at the Port of Oakland Pier after a crane placed the vessel into the water. Crook built the boat at his Castro Valley home on San Miguel Avenue and transported it to Oakland by truck, narrowly clearing overhead wires on East 15th Street.
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Castro Valley
Ernest Crook
Crook
Caroline
Sea Haven
Pagne
Port of
Oakland
Grave Street
I Crook
San Miguel Avenue
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Looking Forward A Schedule of Oct Events
A fragmented listing shows multiple October social events. Whist games sponsored by Eastern Star and IDES hall activities at Hayward and Delta region centers include prizes and refreshments. Also noted are benefit whists, fairs, dinners, and a turkey sale, with organizers such as Sen Lorenzo, Mrs Viet, and Danis Sisterhood coordinating community gatherings and fundraisers.
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the Needlers
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Chase Myzil
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Rost
Betehheia
Massa
En- Pat Beveval
Crook
Saummage Dale
Castro
Bay
San Joaquin Gates
Dr Druids Circle
Ides Hall
Delta Region
Hayward
Jerome ‘Costafla
Dangers
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Ides Fy If
Nel Bors
Weoderall Ont Thimele Club
Palma
Tefreshments
Ides Pall
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Hayward Area
Eden
Shaw
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Sounellta
UFPEC
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Winleyby
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Anthony's Ballediene
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Area Youths Find Interest in Library Activities
The Hayward Public Library junior room hosts events for children including Bug Club on Friday at 4 p.m. and Story Hour on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Readers in kindergarten through primary grades join in, with staff led by Mrs. Gladys Conklin and part-time helper Mrs. Edna Courtney. SAN FRANCISCO Golden Gate College announces Fall semester opening Monday at 11 a.m. and features Stamp Club activities.
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Hayward
Golden Gate College
Golden Gate Agenus
San Francisco
Stamp Club
Gladys Conklin
Edna Courney
Local man graduates from diving school
Domingo Ferreria Jr. of 1081 A street Hayward earned a diploma from the Sparling School of Deep Sea Diving at Wilmington. His 12 week course covered underwater techniques including welding and demolition. He spent four years in the Army, mostly in Korea, and aims to work in Bay Area salvage, construction, and underwater welding while seeking sunken ship treasure off California.
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Poregeergnrmerypeme — HL Neptune
Domingo Ferreria, Jr
Deen
Korea
Hayward High School
Ferreira
Bay Area
Cali
County School Enrollment at All Time High
County enrollment in all districts of Alsmeda County reaches 140,192, per County Superintendent Vaughn DB Seidel. Current counts surpass October figures by 2,214, with further gains expected, especially in rural and suburban districts as new subdivisions open. End of first week shows rural and suburban enrollment at 42,029, up 11.7 percent from last October.
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Alsmeda County
Vaughn DB
Seidel
Irvington
Ga Vista
Mt. Eden
College offers broad programs in diverse fields
The college presents programs across accountancy administration secretarial insurance traffic real estate advertising marketing retailing and selling. This overview highlights a wide range of offerings aimed at preparing students for professional roles in multiple sectors.
Special Clinic to Vaccinate Valley Dogs in Castro Valley
A rabies vaccination clinic for dogs will be held from 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Castro Valley Community Center. The event follows Bay Area rabies reports, with about 10 area veterinarians administering vaccines at $1.50 each, per the East Bay Veterinary Medical Association. Owners receive vaccination certificates. County health director Dr. James C. Malcolm ordered a quarantine on dogs in the Castro Valley area bounded by Redwood Hills Lake Chabot and Persons roads, with exemptions for vaccines given since Sept. 23 1983 after 30 days.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valey
Bay Area
East Bay
Malcolm Said
Group Elects Leader for World Politics Discussion
Dan E. Cooper of 120% Bartlett avenue Hayward was named leader of the World Politics Discussion group. The session begins Tuesday at 9 am in the Elmherst Branes Library located at 1427 88th Avenue in Oakland.
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Berkeley
Dan E. Cooper
Bartlett Avenue
Hayward
Oaxland
Supervisors Laud Eden and Washington Townships Plan
Alameda county supervisors praised the Eden and Washington township development study, approving recommendations after an eight month effort by the countywide Rand Development committee. Key aims include a county master plan, zoning modifications, industrial parcels, and preserving existing commercial centers while addressing highway and flood control needs.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Eden
Washington
Rand Development Committee
George Janssen
Harry Bartell
R. T. Nakas
Jay
Ernest
Hunt
Hayward
Carl Mangum
Oskand
Mai Haley
Jeryl Fry
Frutts
Zong
Ernes
Mangum
Alameida
Pets
Dean Morrison
Alameda Creek
Nahas
County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Castros Valley Horsemen Escort Surrey to Santa Barbara Trip
Castro Valley Horsemen accompany the departure of a surrey with fringe on top in San Leandro en route to Santa Barbara. The group, organized by the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce, will stop in Sax, Jose, Gilroy, Salinas, Solidad, King City, Bradley, Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo, Santa Maria, Buell, Goleta before the convention on October 15.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Horse Lmmen's Association
Surrey
San Leandro
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Bueler
Goleta
Wheeling
Mes
Carl “Bartel
Louis Thauberger
el Sobrante’ Riding Club
Alameda County Cancer Society elects new board officers
At the Athens Athletic Club the Alameda County Branch of the American Cancer Society elected Paul Ehret as superintendent and other officers. John C. Hawliken was named president for a second term. Aller Strutz and George Oakes were re elected to the board. New officers include E V McCoy first vice president Mrs W R Doty second vice president Mrs Austin Tichener secretary and Philip Bush treasurer. The branch opened Livermore and Hayward units and Alameda County funded $148 247 in programs and research for 1953 54.
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Oaklard
Paul Ehret
San ‘Loerze School
New York
Life Insurance Company
Hayward
Alameca County
American Cancer Goelery
John C. Hawliken
Oakland
Athens Athletic’ Club
Aller Strutz
Bank
Livermore
Alameda County
American Cancer Society
Houlihan
United Crusade
University At California
Committees to Meet Hay Ward Area Chamber of Commerce
The executive and finance committees of the Hay Ward Area Chamber of Commerce will convene at noon on Tuesday in the restaurant of the Green Shutter Hotel.
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Hayward Area
San Leandro Loses Bid to Take Over Street Permits
Alameda County supervisors rejected San Leandro’s proposal to assume issuance of street excavation permits and sidewalk inspections in Halcyon and Foothill Manor. The county will retain road maintenance, lighting, and storm drains while San Leandro will handle building, plumbing, and electrical inspections. County Surveyor Wallace Boggs noted legal risk and cost if the county relinquishes control.
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Oseland
San Leandro
Halcyon
Foothill Manor
Orn ' Alameda County
Wallace Boggs
Feothil
San Leandro-steaeury
San Leandro - Mate
J c Boggs
National Guard Seeks Enrollees in Bay Area
SAN LORENZO The National Guard seeks 150 enrollees including 12 non commissioned officers to strengthen units such as Company 3B 16th Battalion at 15501 Ashland Ave San Lorenzo Lieutenant Wayne Actour said at a Bay Area event. Privates can attend Thursday night meetings and advance to officers as part of a vital national defense role.
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San Lorenzo
National Guard
Wayne AL Actour
California National Guard
Bay Area
Arthur
16Th Battalion
Ashland Avenue
Guard
America
Utilities Group Okays Allocation For Rail Crossing Safety
San Francisco officials report the California Public Utilities Commission approved 1,925 dollars to help fund improved crossing safety at the Southern Pacific railroad crossing on Russell City road. Five accidents since 1946 have occurred, one fatality, with no other injuries. The county TM share covers half of 7,360 dollars for two flashing signals, two crossing signs, and a wigwag signal, Southern Pacific contributing the remainder.
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San Francisco
California Public Utilities Commissions
Souther Pacific Railroad
Russei Sell City Road
Tne
Southern Pacific Ig Paysue
Postal Service Repaints Trucks Red White and Blue
The Postal Service plans to repaint its fleet from olive drab to red white and blue across more than 20 000 trucks. Officials say brighter colors improve visibility and may reduce accidents while adding no extra cost over the existing green cream and dark color schemes. Local routes will receive nine new design trucks as part of the rollout.
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Summerfield
U. Slas
Sam
Mallmea
Hayward
Ari Suromerfield
Risat
Tu Beauty
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