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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1954

Page

7

Delay On 337 Home Tract In San Lorenzo

Alameda County Planning Commission approved five San Lorenzo home tracts led by Stanley Davis but the 337 unit project faces zoning pattern changes and maps. A new general agricultural zoning to take effect next month demands 60 by 100 foot lots, with rezoning filings planned. Agencies seek access across San Lorenzo Creek from Village Homes and Washington Manor, and Southern Pacific objects to residential encroachment within 300 feet of the railway as talks continue.

San Lorenzo Alameda County Planning Commission Stanley Davis Grant Avenue Sac Lorenzo Creek Board of Supervisors Ted Lesley Davis’ Id Idmas Planning Commission M. L. Sanford Wmanager Village Homes Association Robert Harold Tech Arroyo High School Washington Manor San Lorenzo Village John Agnew Hayward Area Recreation District Agnew David Allen Kenneth C. Aitken Leon E Janette van Eten van Etten Charles Boynton Association Allen Bord Promalon Bow Tom Ducey Hayward San Lorenzo Village Garden I 4 Hayweld Lan Lorenzo Alameda County

County Want Act On Hayward Plan To Condemn Land

Alameda County Planning commission will keep a hands off stance on Hayward's plan to condemn a 13 acre parcel on Foothill boulevard and Hazel Avenue for public parking. The issue involves eminent domain and a dispute with property owners led by furniture dealer Bill Harden's pending store.

Oakland Alameda County Planning Commission Hayward Richard Klippart Foothill Boulevard Hazel Avenue Robert Burnstein Burnstein Bill Hardin Aves Alameda County Klippert Douglas Dumning The

Planners Seek Joint Meeting On Valle Vista Zoning

Alameda County and Hayward planners will retry a joint meeting to study Valle Vista zoning proposed for Niles first area. A county hearing is set for December 1 at 1 13 p m in the county courthouse. The joint meeting with Alameda Supervisors is planned for November 15 and will be held at a Hayward convenient location.

Garland Alameda Hayward Planning Commission Valle Vista Te Commission Yesterde County Pannere Marware Hows Ang Hayward Commission County Commission

Fairmont Terrace Club Sets Annexation Discussion

ASHLAND The executive board of Fairmont Terrace Improvement Club will meet at 3 PM today at George Sleeman 2018 Manchester street. The main business is further study to propose annexation to San Leandro. Plans for a November 12 dance at the Wilstral social center will be completed. Mr and Mrs Ken Stoitenbersi chair.

Ashland Fairmont Terrace Improvement Club George Sleeman Manchester Street San Leandro Wilstral Sovial Center Ken Stoitenbersi

Lorenzo Dogs Earn Awards for Owners

Four dogs owned by members of the San Lorenzo Dog Training Club earned awards at the San Joaquin Training Club obedience trials in Stockton. Kim, owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Young, won a trophy for highest scoring dog and placed first in Open Class A. Otter owners Mr. and Mrs. Giles Hunter, Edward Paradis, and Miss Rita Blaker also earned places.

San Lorenzo San Joaquin Training Club Stockton Sand ' Kim William Young Giles Hunter Edward Paradis Rita Blaker

Hospital Labor Trouble Eases on One Front

In Castro Valley Eden hospital saw a partial easing as engineers' strike appears averted after union reports hospital directors offered contact to Operat ing Engineers Local 3918. Other crafts seek standard contracts and pressure may move to Alameda County Central Labor Council if negot iations stall.

Castro Valley Eden Hospital Standard Hospital Alameda County Central Labor Council Lauer Workers’ Union Loral Ciinary

AAUW Discusses State Propositions in Political Roundup

The AAUW legislative section will host a Castro Valley meeting tonight at Mrs George W Phillips Jr s home to debate November ballot propositions led by Mrs Phillips and George Phillips Jr The event invites members and guests and aims to inform on local and state issues tied to education and public policy.

Aauw Group Legislari Section American Association of University Women George W. Phillips, Jr Jamison Way Castro Veley Marlin Haley George Phillips, Jr

Wide Valley area charity events and whist schedule

A long list of October to December community events in Hayward and surrounding areas outlines whist parties rummage sales turkey whists and fairs. Sponsored by VFW auxiliary, Echoes of Portugal, San Lorenzo unit American Legion, Baywood PTA, and local churches with dates, venues, and chairmen. Proceeds fund veterans, youth, and charity programs across East Bay communities.

Hayward Valborg Des Hall Halcyon Pta Fairlix East Lita Street Eee Seounreld Degyee Pocahontas ES Hall Women's Association of Ashland Anna Lesion Hall Hesperian Souleware San Lorenzo American Legion Auxiliary Milde Tichaels Hill Haywart Baywood Fence Bethel Eden Congregational Church Bayward Parlor Ides Ball Veterans Memorial Bill Teany Legion Edendale_ school Turkey Edendale Say Secuk Tere Hinds Vista Mt. Eden Mathyrs' Club Grovery Bret Harte School Bret Harte Pta St. Joachin's Izes Pupmec Council Quesa de Marin St. Anthony's Kallist Avenue Gakb Tamarsek Branel Icen's Hospital of East Bar Ides Hall Iain Novi Henefit Eden Community Center Ilgin Street Ashland Avenues Ashland City Sesut Manter Road Tne Independent Improvement Club Aim Lee Brothers Tom Auxiiars Companions of the Forest of America Dinnie Siva Ammual IM and Valley Club Evening Star White Shrine Council Trees Ides Th. Hayward Castro Valley de Molay Mothers’ Club Don Faastrup Actueteers Heyward High School Auomaim Ain Neda Paton Hall Newark Joe Mederlasponser Lamarack Children's Hospital If East Bay Massa Yneh Tez All Saints Mathers’ Clan Theodore Malerict

Truck Driver Hurt In Spectacular Crash

A 46 year old Santa Clara truck driver Joseph Edward Lauerman suffered critical injuries yesterday afternoon as his truck spun off a private road two miles north of Mission San Jose. The vehicle plunged 315 feet down a hillside, crossed two ditches, shed parts, and he was ejected from the cab. He received treatment at Fairmont emergency hospital for severe internal injuries and possible basal skull fracture, then transferred to O’Connor Hospital where his condition was listed as unchanged. Highway patrol reconstructs the sequence with the truck headed west on the private road prior to the crash.

Mission San Jose Santa Clara Joseph Edward Lauerman Fairmont Emergency O'Connor Clara Agnésy Laungman Here

Hospital staffing talks amid strike vote on Thursday night

The informal report notes ongoing efforts to keep state officials working in the hospital and to allow Blythe and key personnel access. After learning of the Operating Engineers strike sanction on Friday, he contacted Blythe and board members to offer assistance and explain the situation.

Blythe

Winds Force Suspension of Fire Permits in Bay Area

High winds and low humidity prompted the suspension of burning permits across Alameda County and surrounding districts. Fire chiefs cited dangerous conditions with 20 to 30 mph winds and gusts up to 50 mph. Permit hours varied by district, with centers opening late and limiting burns to certain morning hours.

Aismeds Bay Area Hayward Sigh Wings Alameda County Rowey Castra Valley Moenda Harvard Cherylang Bean Ashland Lorenzo Fire Department Frank Madruga Centerville

Santa Claus Returns to San Lorenzo Festival

San Lorenzo Village Homes directors vote to continue sponsoring the annual Christmas festival after a citizens group pressure. At a special meeting they had considered dropping the Yuletide gathering due to expenses. Mrs Charles Ihde led the efforts.

San Lorenzo

Washington Township Chamber Considers Meeting Day Change

The Washington Township Chamber of Commerce weighs moving its regular Monday meeting to boost attendance. President Manuel Hidalgo cites conflicts with local service groups and other organizations and hints at possible zoning discussions and incorporation study follow ups.

Centerville Washington Township Hayward Hidalgo Chambers of Commerce Robert Furrer Eden Wallace Boggs International Kitchen Associated Chambers

Big Sister Day at Washington Centerville High

CENTERVILLE Annual Big Sister Day at Washington Union High School will be held tomorrow. Girls League president Alvesa Campa announced the event to help freshmen girls meet older students and learn about the 85 senior members. Each senior will mentor two or three little sisters with a planned program and refreshments. Faculty adviser is Miss Audrey Carmody.

Centerville Washington Union’ High School Alvesa Cempa Knox Miss Campa Jeanne Kerlin Jeany Cheng Joyce, Celdeira Marlene Manshen

Absentee Ballot Deadline Tightens for November Election

Irene Jamieson Fay yard city clerk announced that tomorrow is the last day to apply for absentee ballots for the November general election. The County Clerk's office in Hayware city hall room 202 will operate election day to provide information and a telephone line at Lucerne 1-2343 will offer information.

Irene Jamieson Fay Yard Hayware City Hall Lucerne

Mt Eden Seeks Approval to Buy School Land

Mt Eden school district asks the state finance department to approve purchasing 2.6 acres of adjoining orchard land for 7000 dollars per acre after landowner Robert King first named 8000 then settled at 7000. Board seeks timing amid rain and construction delays at Schafer school and approves architect changes and bidding for insurance.

Mt. Eden State Department of Finance Longwood Board of Trustees Robert King Higgins and Root San Jose Schafer School C. Ingraham Higgins Root Long Beach

PUC Rule May Keep Santa Out of Centerville

Centerville officials may bar Santa from main streets due to strict wiring regulations. The Center ville Chamber of Commerce discussed possible decor overhauls at a luncheon, with plans to seek merchant support and funding, and to decide if festive lights will arrive this season.

Centerville

Ashland Lions Plan Costume Party Tomorrow

Ashland Lions announce a Halloween party tomorrow at 7 pm at Eden Community Center. George Mortis, chairman, says dinner at 8 pm with prizes for best costumes. Folk and modern dancing to follow the meal.

Ashland Ashland “Lions Club Eden Community Center George Mortis

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