C V Boulevard Committee Meets Over County Boundaries
Alameda County boundaries debate surfaces as the Board recommends that Newark and Glenmoor Gardens Service District respect existing lines while noting no binding authority to resolve overlaps. Officials discuss Cedar, Mowry, Central and Blackow avenues and the potential divvying of land near Newark.
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Qakland
Alameda County
Newark
Glenmbar Gardens
Alameda County Board, of
Gordon Cotton
Douglas Dunning
Cotton
Meeting called by Arnold Anderson on proposed street project
Arnold Anderson chairs a committee gathering residents and business leaders to discuss sidewalk widths drainage lighting and financing for a proposed street improvement. A preliminary talk with Chief Deputy County Surveyor Olot E. Anderson covered traffic counts and potential U turn facilities while noting a 33 percent drop in vehicle counts after a recent roadway change.
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Arnold Anderson
Anderson
Soule
Harvey Johnson
Bill, Moors
Dick Hansen
Temple Puing
Chester Wischhever
Olot E. Anderson
Sanitary Board Hears Annexation Report
CENTERVILLE A progress report on the Alspangen sewer construction was given at last rights meeting. Harry Goodridge said the contractor had been at work 22 days and completed 1643 per cent of the project. About 21 per cent of funds have been expended and the engineer explained the costly parts were finished first. If weather allows, finish date is projected for Nov 30. The board approved lowering pipe grade, increasing pipe size, and adding red rock at the office area. Lone bidder was Bellin Niles.
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Centerville
Union Sani
Harry Goodridge
Emineer
Wok
T Dhrectore
Distri
Lavine
Red Rock
Bellin
Niles
New Pay Agency Opens for Mission San Jose Residents
Mission San Jose residents and nearby communities may pay telephone bills at a new location starting Saturday. Pacific Telephone manager S. D. Smith announced the new payment agency will be Mission Pharmacy, 111 Vinestead, in Mission Center, Mission, San Jose. Mail payments go to The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, P.O. Box 101, Haywards.
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Mission San Jose
Pacific Telephone
S. D. Smith
Mission Pharmayy
Mission Center
Mission, San Jose
Smth
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
P.O
Haywards
Centerville Eyes Night Shopping Plan for Merchants
Centerville will explore night shopping as merchants discuss options at a recent meeting led by Gordon Morris of the Centerville Merchants Association. Ed Vierra was charged with studying plans, while a proposed area bus service was tabled after a poll suggested residents are not ready. New officers include Jerry Edwards as vice president, Fred Ighardson as treasurer, Mildred Amarnarker as secretary, with two director appointments announced.
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Centarville
Centerville
Gordon Morris
Morris
Jerry “Stitch” Edwards
Fred Ighardson
Mildred Amar Narker
di Kolberg
Iris
Talent Show Tryouts at W. J. Washin gton School
Washington Union High School announced tryouts for the annual talent show in Centerville. Assistant principal Tiving Hird said first elimination will be at a student assembly on October 29 with later assemblies to judge talent. Service organizations of Washington were expected to assist for top prizes.
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Centerville
Washington Union High School
Tiving Hird
Wird
Service Orgasons
Wasaz
Community Sale Of Christmas Seals Directed By Rhodes Agnew
Gene Rhodes of Castro Valley and John Agnew direct a community Christmas Seals sale for the Alaneda Tuberculosis and Health Council. Rhodes, a Centerville attorney, serves on Castro Valley boards, Masonic Lodge, and regional chambers, with ties to Kaiser Oakland. Agnew is noted as co-director and local civic figure. The sale begins in early November as an administrative task for the Kaiser hospital support effort.
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Gene Rhodes
John Agnew
Castro Valley
Sant Lor Avili
Christemas
Alaneda
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Oakland
Rhodes
Quaresma-Rhodes
Centerville
State Bar Association
Castro Valley Sanitary District
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Castro Valley Masonic Lodge
1American Legion Post
Advisory Council of the Grand
Graves Charges Knight Tied to Liquor Scandals
Democratic candidate Richard Graves told Hayward area Democrats that Governor Knight and his San Diego allies were linked to liquor scandals and press conspiracies. He urged a bold campaign to attract industry, expand schools, and develop mass transit, asserting highway spending is wasteful and the public subsidizes transportation.
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San Losenzo
Richard PB. Graves
Goodwin J. Knight
San Diego
Greves
Hayward Ares
Villa Lorenzo Yaderdae
Knight
Edgar B. Hervey
San Diego County
Graves
Asi
Stax
Calfornia
California
Garie
John Purenio
Hayward
Grave
George PF. Miller
Tdrles Bee
Angas Bjornson
Sulalia Anderson
Robert Wright
Lehn Ficklin
Centerville Chamber warned of parking plan fund loss
Centerville Chamber of Commerce risked losing $4500 in contributed work if parking lot plans change. Chairman Phil Willis said construction firms and merchants pledged funds to the project and that altering plans could deter support. Stevenson argued for lease terms to fit retail development, while the group discussed decor and the possible cost of decorations for Centerville.
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Centerville
Phil Willis
Centerville Chamister of Commerce
Willis
Jack Stevenson
Chamber of Commerce
Marie Bettencourt
Iora
Benny Fit
Setfher
Neje
John Austin
Nember
Steverson
Stevenson
Chamber
Mis. Bettencourt
Op- Hon
Everson
Canter
Harry Weber
Community Whist and Rummage Schedule in Hayward With Local Clubs
A long list of October through December events in Hayward and surrounding communities features whist parties, rummage sales, bake and cake events, dinners, auctions, and fashion shows. Activities are hosted by James Lutheran Church, Portugal Today, Native Daughters, VFW Auxiliary, Castleswood Country Club, and more, with organizers named including Gisele, Clara Riggs, Hortense Duarte, Mrs. Louise Crandall, and Mrs. Don Kaastrip, among others.
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Rummage Vale
Hayward
James Lutheran Church
Savy Leaner
Ismail, Inc
Gisele
Portugal
IDES
Sazsir
Coxe Sale
Daugsters of America
Ides Neu Fom
Aim
Clara Riggs
Woodcraft and Thimble Club
Palma Circle
Ward
Orees
Sefreshom
Bazantine
Portugal of Today Rites
Hayward Area
Wamnen
Flory
Ghost
Inn Avenue
Ashisnd
Castleswood Country
Loreneen
All Saints Mothers
Albert Quint
Massa
Val
Pam
Vetterans Memorial
Alain
VFW Auxiliary
Louise Crandall
Veterans
VFW
aUcerne
Wes
Wall
Echoes of
Fartugall Lub
Chest X-Ray Van Visits Irvington and Decoto This Week
The Alameda County tuberculosis and health association operates a mobile chest X-ray unit in Irvington on Wednesday and in Decoto from Thursday to Saturday. Hours are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. J. R. Whipple notes the schedule, with Hillview Crest and local firehouses hosting sites. Mrs. Farl Mackintosh and Mrs. Alwin Searles lead the health project efforts in Irvington and Decoto.
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Irvington
Alameda
Adil
Decoto
J. R. Whipnle
Association
Decoic
Whipple
Decoio
Hillview Crest
Bautley
Far] P. MacKintosh
Alwin Searles
Irrington
Decota
Preliminary Plans Approved for New CY High School
Hayward Union High School district trustees approved preliminary plans for a 1.53 million dollar Castro Valley campus on Redwood Road, with a 40 acre site and 1500 capacity. A 32 million reconstruction project for the Hayward campus was also approved, along with landscaping for Arroyo High in San Lorenzo, projected near 100 million total.
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Hayward’ Union High School
Redwood Road
Castro Valley
Walso
Hayward
Arroyo
San Lorenzo
Lerry Ramm
Cassye Valley
Redwood
California Street
Anta Maria and
Mabel Avenues
Santa Maria
Mabel Avenue
Castl O Valley
Mareh
Found Guilty Of Cockfight Charge In Centerville Court
In Centerville Judge William Gale Jr presided as 20 men were convicted of attending a Decoto cockfight on Aug 29. One defendant was acquitted and one held for perjury investigation. Ten convicted men, all fined 23 dollars, are named with residents of Sunnyvale Half Moon Bay and San Jose. Cockfighting evidence included game cocks fighting spurs and tethering Tobes.
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Centerville
Game Eacks
William Gale, Jr
Marisno Pecardal
Honorate
Vaices
Fred Quaresms
Pelipe del
Dads and Sons Night Planned for Longwood
Longwood Dads club hosts Dads and Sons Night on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the school. Everett Eaton, entertainment chairman, plans a comedy film with prizes and refreshments. Ken Nabors, publicity chairman, urges dads to bring their sons.
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Dads and Sons
Long¢wood
Rverette Eaton
Ken Nabors
Educators To Discuss Athletics In Local Panel
Alameda County Administrators sponsor a Thursday panel on whether competitive interscholastic athletics are desirable in elementary schools. Morningstar announces 4 p.m. meeting at Crow Canyon Chateau with speakers including Cerson Conrad and educators from Cupertino, Redwood City, Oakland, and Decota. A 4 30 p.m. business meeting follows dinner and panel.
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Alameda County Association of Scanal Administrators
Boyd Morningstar
Organization
Today
Crow Canyon Chateau
Cerson Conrad
Bureau of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
State Department of Education
Sam Lawson
Cupertino
Chester Hefner
Redwood City
Dave Snyder
Oakland
Harold Schoenfeld
Decota
Morningstar
San Leandro Delays Annexation Push to Next Year
San Leandro voters and city planners debated annexation policy after a workshop session. The council decided against impulsive southern annexations, pledging a thorough study and master plan. East 14th Street Terrace Fairmont Terrace and Hillcrest Knolls could join after the next fiscal year.
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San Leandro
indy _ be
East 14Th Street Terrace
Fairmont Terrace
Hillcrest Knolls
Frost
Bev City
Gerald Cochran
Locals Register for Classes at U S F
Three residents of Edwards have completed their registrations at the University of San Francisco joining more than 2 500 students in the 99th year of the university Charles Hubert Bereick Edward B Gonsalves Jr and Dennis Earl Quinn reside at Carmelita drive Hathaway avenue and ExSirect entries record this intake at SF campus
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Edyward
University of San Francisco
Charles Hubert Bereick
Carmelita Drive
Edward B. Gonsalves, Jr
Hathaway Avenue
Dennis
Earl Quinn
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