Niles Chamber Hears Plans For Boys Club
Niles Chamber of Commerce luncheon heard James Anderson outline a Washington township Boys Club for boys ages 8 to 12. The plan seeks affiliation with Boys Club of America pending growth, with a 21-member board and 30 members needed for national enrollment. Anderson asked for service help, not financial aid, and noted positive reception in township chambers.
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Niles — Tien
Washington Township
Niles Chamber of Commerce
James Anderson
Washington
Anderson
Boys’ Club of America
Chambers of Commerce
E. Dixon Bristow
Niles
Vernon Elsworth
Union High School
School Demonstrates Method of Spelling at Grant School
SAN LORENZO The second curriculum workshop opened in the San Lorenzo school district today with an A to Z method of spelling demonstrated at Grant school 158 Grant avenue. Demonstration carried on by Dorothea Petersen Seth Nowell Kay Zachariades and district officials. A Christmas workshop under Irma Michup will be announced in November. Lyon Tull chairs the certification workshop committee and Wesley Gordon advises the project.
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San Lorenzo
Grant School
Grant Avertue
Dorothea Peterman
Seth Nowell
del Rey
Kay Zachariades
Irma Michup
Alameda Counts
Lyon Tull
Martin School
Wesley Gordon
Lions to Hear Teacher Speak Ashland Meeting
Ashland Lions Club hosts guest speaker Mrs Ida Wheeler a Hayward teacher recounting her experiences as a refugee from Germany internment by Japan and later work with the Department of Intelligence. George Morris chairs the costume Halloween party next Wednesday Harvard Metford will preside.
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Ashland
Ida Wheelier
Hayward
Ashland Lions Club
Team
Stadium Club
Germany
Philippines
Wheeler
United States
Department of Intelligence
George Morris
Harard Metford
Committee to Meet for Teachers Reception Plans
The education committee of the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce will meet at noon tomorrow at the Mandarin Tea Garden, 365 Castro Street, Hayward. The gathering will discuss plans for its teachers reception.
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Hayward Area
County Planners Study Protest of Hayward Proposal
Alameda County supervisors send Hayward eminent domain dispute to the county planning commission. Property owners led by Robert Burnstein challenge 18 acres near Foothill boulevard and Hazel avenue, questioning public benefit and right of condemnation while construction on William Herden’s $125000 furniture store stalls pending court action. Deputy DA Dunning notes planning commission approval rules. parking area impact on master plan to be resolved between owners and Hayward.
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Oakland
Hayward
County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Foothill Boulevard
Robert Burnstein
Pa Burnstein
William Herden
Herden
Hazel Avenue
Dowr Jas Dunning
Dunning
State Planning and Conservation Act
Joorts
Woman Gives $5000 for Use Of Fire Dept
Alameda County Supervisor George Janssen reported that a donor has pledged 5000 to Hayward Fire Department. State Christmas tree funds provide another 5000, unused due to matching requirements. Funds faced reallocation attempts for a Tennyson firehouse but Hayward Highlands objected to the site. The donor pledges likely within 80 days to meet June 30 commitment.
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Hayward Highlands Fire Department
Jona
George Janssen
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Hayward Highlands Department
Tennyson Department
Tennyson
Tennyson Road
Hunt Avenue
Hayward
Hayward Highlands
Janssen
Glenmoor Gardens to Push Community Service District
Glenmoor Gardens Homeowners Association moves to continue forming a community service district between State Highway 17 and Tedar Street and between Central and Mowry Avenues. Four petitions circulated. a public hearing will be set by Alameda County Supervisors. Proponents tout access to tax funds for next year while opponents warn of limited benefits and lack of incorporation.
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Centerville
Glenmoor Gardens
Tedar Street
Central
Mowry
Alameca County
Board of Supervisors
Meyer
Glenmoor
L Noel. Diamond
Chgirmar
California
Avi
Iskis
James Logan
Drew
Kerlin
James Reeder
Robertson
Fortate
Irvington
Hirsch
Alameda
Highway 17
Jeck Party
Roethlin’s
Irvington C C Hears Plans for Annexation
Irvington Chamber of Commerce discusses incorporation to protect against Newark expansion. A five member committee led by Jack Prouty weighs incorporation versus township option, citing PG E property valued at 4.25 million and possible tax shifts. Safety of school district and freeway impacts are debated with calls to widen Durham road and seek state aid.
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Irvington
Ington Chamber of Commerce
Vinee
Jack’ Prouty
Newark
Prouty
Allen Hirsch
Walter Connolly
Wallsee Pond
William Humpert
Washington Township
Adea
Pg&e
E. M.grimmer
Warm Springs
Jackson Street
Gus Robertson
A. E
Alameda
Tivington
Jess Ritchie
Congress
Carrithers Elected Vice President at Hereford Association
Carrithers was elected vice president at the Hereford cattle association meeting in Kansas City this week. Mab headings lead the organization, with officials noting strong turnout and support from local cattlemen.
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Carrithers
San Jos
Hereford Association
Kansas City
Mab
Voters Pass WW T Voters Tax Increase After Reversal
Centerville district voters reversed an earlier defeat to approve a 30 cent permissive tax increase. Final unofficial returns showed 1,273 for the increase to 1.25 per hundred value versus 1,186 against. Precincts Alviso Decoto Barnard Niles and others reported varied yes and no tallies. Superintendent Goold expressed optimism as late results arrived after 9 PM.
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Centerville
Washington Union High School
Alviso
Decoto
Alvarai
Hillview
Barnard
Niles
Warm
Springs
Mission San Jose
Irvington
Masonic Home
Papa Is All to Open HHS Drama Season
The three act comedy Papa Is All will open the Hayward High School fall drama season at 9 15 pm tomorrow and Friday in the Hayward High School auditorium. Six George Wilson advanced drama cast students appear along with Hayward High School Orchestra led by Edward White. Cast includes Tom Theodorsen Eddie Stokes Lona Grove Phil Van Swoll Bob Helton and Jacque Pereira.
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Aes
Hayward High School
George Wilson
Edward White
Tom Theodorsen
Eddie Stokes
Julius Co
Sharon Roddy
Roddy
Barbara McCullough
Eddie Reyes
Lynda Wilson
Larry Lester
Aileen Jourdain
Jack Lynch
Bulletin Board
Vivien Barbosa
Eleanor Bullock
Elks to Initiate 22 New Members in Hayward
Thirty twenty two new members will be initiated into Hayward Elks lodge No 1867 at the Oct 27 meeting in Hayward California district deputy George Ireland Grand Exalted Ruler for the Bay section will preside. The lodge also plans a Halloween hall at 8 pm Saturday Oct 30 in the Elks hall.
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Hayward Elks Lodge
Hayward
Ash
Prospect
George Ireland
Bay Section
Hayward Lodge
Hayward Elks
Eks
Community Whist and Bazaar Schedule From Local Groups
Readable listings show October to November events across Hayward Castro Valley and nearby areas. Activities include whist parties bazaars dinners raffles and craft sales hosted by Native Daughters of the Golden West Catholic Daughters of America Halcyon PTA and other local clubs with halls at IDES Hall Hayward LDES Hall and Castlewood Country Club among others. Proceeds support youth organizations hospitals and community groups with chairpersons named for several events.
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Aarder School
PTA
Vallecite Parlor No
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Castro Valley
Ides Hall
Marie Kdesser
All Saints School
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Hayward
Hortense Duarte
Palma Circle
Ldes Hall
Haywart
Damien Sisterhood
Hayward
Partugel Bt
Hayward Area
Junior Chamber of Conmerce
Hayward Airport
Spon
Women’s Auxiliary
10Th Avenue
Ashland
Castlewood Country Club
Saints Mothers’ Club
Albert, Quint
Jassa
Valborg Social Cult
Halcyon’ P.ta
Pam
Velgrans Memories
Nan Street
VEN
Louise Crandall
Chaiman
Veterans Memorial
VFW Auxilary
Ides St ‘Party
Enoes
Portugal
Clu
Legion Hal
Hesperian Baulevare
Sao Lorenzs’ Unit 673
Amterbad
Legion Auxiliary
Bade Michaels
Toes Hall
Evening Star - Waite
Hay
Council
Fir and Valley Club
Nallecito
Carlora
Daughters of the Golden West
Temnerack Sranch
Children’s Hospital
Tro Valley
East Bay
Massa
Gladyshue
Biase
Barbled Sieriesa Vek
Teal Sings
Math
Main Street
Merl A. Nesby
Baywood School
Eden Congregational Church
LDES
UPPEC
Nes Hail
Bayward
HI and Valley
Hayward Farlor
Native Daughters of Golden West
TDES
Timarack
Cauldrew's “Hospital of
Sam
Benott Dance
Eden
Elgin Street
Ashland Avenue
Ashland City Scouts
Interendent School
Mznter-road
Independent Improvement Chub
Des Ball
Idoor
Companions of the Forest of America
Inte Siva
Antiusi Bazaar
Inser HU
Valley Club
Dinver
Evening Star White Shrine
Des Hall
Castro
Valley Dettoity
Mothers’ Club
Dan Hmaastrup
Palionhall
Newark
Joe Diederics Manger Baywood
Autos to Aid Area Students in Driver Training
Regular course uses five dual control cars for Hayward and San Lorenzo high schools with on road driving and classroom highway safety topics. Three Chevrolet and two Ford loaned by local dealers, dual brake and clutch controls aid safe instruction, with CSAA supplying materials and support.
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Hayward
San Larsaq
Don Gilmore Chevrolet Company
American Auto Zmobile Association
California State Automobile Association
Pat Kelly
Hayvard High School
John McIntyre
San Lorenzo
Samuel W. Duart
CSAA
Meeting Is Called Off At Alvarado Chamber
Warren Silva and L H Masfey announced that the Alvarado Chamber of Commerce membership meeting is canceled. The officers were invited to represent the organization at a separate meeting tomorrow night.
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Alvarado
Warren Silva
L. H. Masfey
Alvarado Chai| of Commerce
Silva
Public Support Sought Against Comic Books in Hayward
A public meeting in the Veterans Memorial building Hayward scheduled for Oct 28 at 3 p m aims to enlist support from PTA groups churches area organizations the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce labor groups and the police department to persuade dealers to remove censorable comic books from local newsstands. The session followed a city council meeting led by Farrell A McCollum and John W Harrity as principal speaker, with an 88 member committee named to organize a sustained campaign and coordinate dealer cooperation.
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Hayward Area
Veterans Memorial Building
Hayward
City Council
PTA
Area Ch
Gilbert de. Borba
Paul Rhodes
Castro Valley Halloween Parade Revised Plans
The Castro Valley Casiro Village Merchants Association will hold a Halloween costume parade on Saturday at 9 30 a m after a scheduling conflict with existing authorities. Costumed children will march past a reviewing stand with at least five judges awarding prizes to pets parakeets and puppies. Boy Scouts are invited to help as guides while Mr and Mrs Dan Irish organize the event.
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Castro Valley
Casiro
Sctings
Howard Burr
Merchants’ Association
Burr Seid
Dan Irish
Vision screening trailer serves Washington township residents
CENTERVILLE reports Community Vision Services testing the vision of Washington township residents with a mobile screening unit at the township sub-station and later Centerville. Vernon Ellsworth and Centerville optometrists welcomed the 10 am to 4 pm event as Dr. David G. Ewell from Berkeley conducted free examinations for all attendees.
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Centerville
Bay Area
Lvision
Community Vision Services
Washington Township
Vernon Ellsworth
Niles Chamber of Commerce
Jonas R. Austin
Edwin M. Yee
David G. Ewell
Berkeley
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