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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1954

Page

7

County Denies Centerville Tract Permit

Alameda County Planning commission denied Kroll Builders Oakland a use permit for a 16 home Centerville tract in a light industrial area. Attorneys argued prior investments and tentative maps approved before zoning, while opponents warned of pending changes. one commissioner supported the appeal citing approved street maps as a promise for development.

Oakland Alameda Kroll Builders Centerville Allen H. Trask Commission Central Avenue Felkiwood Drive Visting Corporation Booth Company Chamber of Commerce Kroll Builders Appeal H. D. Rodenberger Southern Pacific Railway Thomas K. McManus Alameda County Industries Committee George Dugan Kiols Dugan

Six San Lorenzo Dogs Earn Honors at Obedience Trials

Six dogs owned by San Lorenzo Dog Training Club members earned honors at the eleventh annual obedience trials by the San Francisco Dog Training Club. Kim, owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Young, won first place in the CDX class. A first in Novice A went to a dog owned by Edward Paras. Mrs. Peggy Tokes, trainer for the San Lorenzo club, received a first-place for her two dogs Bonnie and Jill. Other trophies and qualifying scores were earned by Marshall Lovey, Castus Valley owners, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Hunter of Leandro, and Mr. and Mrs. FR. B. Watson, San Lorenzo, and Rita Blaker of Castro Valley.

San Francisco San Torenzo Dog Training Club Kim William Young Edward Para- AS Peggy Tokes San Lorenzo Club Bonnie Jill Marshall Lovey San Lorenzo Fred Hobbs Castus Valley Giles Hunter Leandro B. Watson Rita Blaker Castro Valley San Joaquin Stockton Eden Community Recreation For Ashland

Planners Defer Valle Vista Zoning Action Again

Alameda County Planning Commission postponed precise Valle Vista zoning for 30 days pending a joint meeting with Hayward planners. A second inspection tour of the Niles road area was ordered as commercial development along the highwayfront grows contentious. Local owners seek retail zoning for property at Tennyson andorrell avenues amid debate over annexation, with county staff backing residential zoning east of the freeway and agricultural west.

Oaklaxe Valle Vista Alameda County City of Hayward Planning Commission Hayward Henry Halatyn City Planning Commission George Dugan Halatyn Commission Dugan Board of Supervisors Ning Commission Tasward County Commission Eastshore Niles Road Craff Pasenting Owen Coates Nina M. Coates Tennyson Road Orrell Avenue

California Highway Patrol to test radar speed traps

Sacramento California will begin Wednesday an experimental use of radar to determine car speeds on highways. Commissioner R Caldwell said the tests will run for a month at various locations under varied traffic conditions. Radar use in traffic enforcement is currently prohibited in California but a Alameda County Superior Court case ruled in favor of its use.

Sacramento Lef California Highway Patrol R. Caldwell Caldwell Calfornia California Alameda County

Castro Valley Directors deny private hookup permit

Castro Valley Sanitary District directors rejected a request by W H Arnold to connect a third housing unit to a private sewer. The board required a manhole and cleanout costing about 600 dollars and a six foot easement, with Arnold bearing installation costs. Nearby actions included tax and civil service status notes and easement approvals on local properties.

Castro Valley W. H. Arnold Castro Valley Boulevard Arnold Everett W. J Eugene V. Waring Rita Dison Glen Groom Kevincourt Seaview Avenue Charles Vera Peyata Wilbeam Avenue Strobridge Avenue

Centerville Chamber Urges Protest Over County Advertising

Centerville Chamber of Commerce members unanimously approved a protest to Alameda County Board of Supervisors over the publication of the town zoning map in a widely circulated newspaper not based in Washington township. A motion requests that future township matters be published in a local paper. In other business, Pioneer Flag and Decorating presented a Christmas plan for downtown Centerville with unit costs of 150 dollars or about 40 dollars for Zarland and ornaments, noting rentals are impractical. The chamber considers rewiring the existing Christmas lights to comply with Public Utility Commission rules and will report costs and a plea at the next meeting, funded by a 306 dollar annual budget.

Centerville Centerville Chamber of Commerce Taw Alameda County Board of Supervisors Stuart Nixon Washington Township Pioneer Flag and Decorating Company of San Francisco Zarland Herry Weber Public Utility Commission Weber

Parents to Elect Officers Thursday at Castro Valley School

Officials announce that officers of the A. B. Mortis School Parents' club will be elected Thursday at 8 pm in the school multi purpose room. Three bylaw amendments will be presented for approval. Seven student council officers, plus the Parents' club guest, will take part in installation ceremonies.

Castro Valley A. B. Mortis School E. Timme, Jr Parents’ Club

Community Event Calendar Hayward and Castro Valley

A busy schedule lists whist parties, bazaars, dinners, and craft sales across Hayward Castro Valley and nearby. Highlights include Oct 22 and 23 events at IDES Hall Hayward and Castl ewood Country Club with prizes and refreshments, fundraisers by Native Daughters of the Golden West, Catholic Daughters and Danish Sisterhood, plus upcoming turkey whists and rummage sales through November hosted by local auxiliaries and clubs.

Bim Ad Warder School Harder Vallecito Parlor Native Daughters of the Golden West Castro Valley Ides Hall Marie Messer Thawman All Saints School Catholic Daughters of America Court Hayward Hortense Duarte Hayward Area Junior Champer of Commerce Hayward Massa Valborg Socialclub Mes Halcyen MeTutey Vetserans Memorial E Mais Street Haywards VEW Auiliary Louise Canal Adenst Veterans Jamoria View Auxiiary Mire Louise ‘Crandall Lucerne Portugal Legion Hall Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo Dnit American Legion Auxiliary Mignaels Evening Star Suite Shrine of Hay Council 14 EES soPuiic Sweist Bm Hrand Valley “Club Bouse Vallesito- Parlot Castro Valleys Fatrs Glasys Onahue Turkey M. Cutting Veterans ‘Memorial Bulleing A. Nesby Bay Ty Baywood Eden Congregational Church Couns Gitect Hayvard Parlor Native Daughters of Golden Wert Rumzee Veterans Memorial Building Bill Coady American Legion Econdale Pata St. Joachim’s Gall Rf Navy Voz Portuguesa de Marin St St. Anthony's A3 Oakland Navy Tamarac East Bay Sal Iitaea Weit Eden Elgin Street Ashland Awa Ides' Hall Zeshiments Forest of America Minnie Silva Hill and Valley Club Svening Star White DES Hall Castro Wapey DeMolay Mathers Benefit Wizist Anna iMassa Building Ted Phapdare Malerlish

Irvington Votes on New Bond Issue Tomorrow

Irvington residents will vote on a $185,000 bond issue to finance three new elementary schools and potentially convert one site to a junior high. District Superintendent Gus Robertson estimates $1,250,000 in state aid and a 16 to 18 month construction period, with no increase to the current 40 cent bond tax. He notes enrollment may reach 2,000 by June 1956, though this may be optimistic.

Irvington Gus Robertson

Centerville approves half million shopping center plan

Oakland planning commission granted approval for a 500000 dollar Centerville shopping center on Main street Thornton avenue site with front commercial area and rear parking. Also approved a 12 lot subdivision north of Castro Valley boulevard, west of Forest avenue. renewed Dolan Brothers storage yard use permit. granted a medical clinic permit for Centerville. denied a medical clinic in residential area. denied Union Oil adjustment for gasoline pumps near Castro Valley boulevard.

Oakland Alameda County Planning Commission Centerville T. Wo-Mover Thornton Avenue Tom Yeandle Castro Valley Boulevard Forest Avenue Dolan Brothers Marthat Street H.R Mohr South Main Street Cen‘terville Union Oil Company Castro Valley Boulevard Castro Valley Boulevard Midway Redwood Road Forrest Avenue Castra Falley

Crusade Drive Reaches $11,000 in Centerville

Centerville reports 132 workers canvassed Washington township to launch the residential phase of the United Crusade fund drive. DeForest announced $11,000 collected to date, about 20 percent of the $53,000 township goal, noting only 10 of 32 firms contributing so far. The drive continues into its final week with a noon report planned at the International Kitchen.

Centerville Washington Township United Crusade Fund Don DeForest International Kitchen

VEW Dedicates Bed and Wheelchair for Ashland Area

Ashland residents received a hospital bed and wheelchair dedicated by Admiral Forrest P. Sherman Memorial VFW Post 1051 and Auxiliary 1051. The items will be loaned for short term illnesses. Equipment use can be arranged by contacting Commander Dave Siver or Everett Firedaigh.

Ashland Forrest P. Sherman VFW Eden Community Recreation Center Gertrude Hisner Welter Buhr Community, Services Committee Dave Siver Everett Firedaigh

Talent Search at Centerville High School Finalists Named

Talent search at Centerville Washington union high school continues with final contests set for Oct 22 and Oct 29. Irving Hird announces prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars for top three acts funded by the Centre Lions Club. Final judges include Arthur Belshaw Bill Helm and Rev Vincent Breen.

Centerville Washington Union Irving Hird Cen-teew Lions Club Arthur Belshaw Bill Helm Vincent Breen

Newark Board Opens Bids on New Fire Truck

Newark fire commissioners opened bids for a 1000 gallon pumper fire truck at last night’s meeting. bids ranged from 14103 to 29999. 54 hydrants exist with five more to be added after two new tracts are completed. the board discussed needed volunteers and potential fire service arrangements with glenmoor gardens homeowners association. the chief noted Newark is not seeking extra territory but may consider adjusting district boundaries and possibly buying protection from nesconsett if a district is created.

Newark Joe Pashote Glenmoor Gardens Glenmoor Pashcte

New Ashland Group Is Formed

Residents in central Ashland invite to an organization meeting for a new improvement club to oppose annexation. Organizing committee members include Mines, Fae Freitas, Jessie Tonini, J.H. Powers, Joe Linhares, and Madeline Osburn. Four proposed club names are Garden Acres Homes Association, Willside Acres, Bay Fair, and Sunnyvale. Meeting set for 8 am Friday at Edendale School.

Ashland Mem' We Sion Mines Fae Freitas Jessie Tonini Joe Linhares Madeline Osburn Garden’ Acres “Homes Association Willside Acres Bay Fair Sunnyvele Edendale School

X Ray Truck To Visit Centerville This Week

Centerville hosts the Christmas Seal X ray drive this week as part of a countywide chest X ray survey. The Alameda County Tuberculosis and Health Association operates the unit with Mrs. Allen E. Walton as survey chair. It will be in Centerville today and tomorrow in front of the food market near Safeway, open 10 am to 1 pm and 2 to 8 pm.

Centerville Washington Township Alameda County Tuberculosis and Health Association Allen E. Walton Fru iCenterville Walton Safeway

Representatives to Council Named in Washington Township

CENTERVILLE Judson Taylor of Washington union high school and Miss Pat Barnes of Newark elementary school are Washington township's representatives to Bay Section council of California Teachers association. S. Robert Infelise, head of their township teachers, said ballots were marked last Friday and counting concluded yesterday afternoon.

Centerville Judson Taylor Washington Union High Pat. Barnes Newark Bay Council of California Teachers Association S. Robert Infelise

Tax Office to Open in Centerville for Tax Bills

Centerville tax office announces hours on October 29 for paying county taxes. Collectors urge residents to bring tax bills and reference numbers from prior years. Ensure bills are available to expedite processing and avoid penalties.

Centerville

Morningstar Explains California Disaster Defense Plan

Morningstar explains a mutual assistance disaster plan spanning region to town, detailing divisions of law enforcement fire protection and health. Alameda county and cities like Alameda Berkeley Hayward participate. Chief Bendel notes Decoto could deploy within 45 seconds and draw equipment from Sacramento in a major event. Members approve joining Alamota County Disaster Council and discuss community Christmas plans at next meeting.

California Boyd Mooningstar Community Coordinating Council Alameda County Alameda Berkeley Hayward Roland ‘Bendel Decote Fire Department Bert Bendel Decote Acramento Department Alamota County Washington Township Julia Minor Council of Southern Coordinating Council

Club Hears About Hospital Group

Ashland Mrs. Josephine Mayes a charter member of Eder Hospital auxiliary explains purposes of the organization at El Portal Improvement Club. She will arrange hospital tour for members and discuss issues of the upcoming Nov. 2 election. Tom Prosser presents zoning work for Nov. 15 Alameda County planning commission hearing. Gerald Cocaren reports on incorporation movement progress.

Ashland Josephine Mayes Eder Hospital Auxiliary el Portal Improvement Club Tomorrom el Portal E Mi Mayes Tom Prosser Alameda County Planning Commission Gerald Cocaren Ares

Maine Gem Strike Unearths Large Tourmaline Pocket

In Norway Maine, Meni Mica miners found the largest tourmaline pocket in state history on T C Mining Co property. The two foot wide pocket has been explored to five feet with no end in sight, signaling a major mining find.

Maine Gems Norway Maine T. C. Mining Co

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