Register to Vote California Ballot Propositions Reminder
A call to voters stresses ballot decisions for Prop 2 Prop 8 Prop 11 Prop 7 Prop 12 with focus on democracy and registration. It notes deadlines September 16 and urges new residents in Oakland Wingward City Hall and county courthouse to register now. It mentions Grand Coulee Dam related costs and urges informed voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urs
California
Atata
Clatriels
Liagavard
Cor Yates
Aardér Tay Sage
Lave
City Mall
Wingward
Oakland
Area Entries Cup Awards At Fair
Area entries at the 1949 California State Fair in Sacramento add laurels for Alameda County exllnits. Avansino Mortensen of San Leandro presents greenhouse roses while Merbert Munster’s Mt Eden field roses gain points. Alameda wins the Saline Petroleum class sweepstakes with a gold trophy and purple ribbon. An eucalyptus product from Nels Nelson’s Hayward mills takes blue ribbon in forestry. Centerville potatoes win top prize in the vegetable contest grown by Shikano Brothers. A Frank Horton sunken warden, with help from Guido Pucci and Eppe Proietti, draws praise from fairgoers. Dahlia displays by Judge Charles W. Garrity of San Leandro add color to the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Avansino Mortensen Company
San
Mills of Nels Nelson
Hayward
Tatatoes Prawn
Centerville
Fist Plaza
Shikano Brothers
Frank Horton
Guido Pucci
Temescal
Eppe Proietti
San Leandra
Charles WH. Garrity
Local Safety Council Seeks National Associate Membership
Hayward Area Safety council plans to apply for associate membership in a national organization to access safety literature at low cost. Dues are five dollars annually. Ford Motor Company will sponsor a safety campaign nationwide in Sept and Oct with a $100000 prize pool for a slogan contest. Local awards included Moorpark apricots taking second place at the state fair, and commendations from Lt. Gov. Goodwin Knight. The council approved the safety campaign and will inspect safety items at no charge. efforts to involve Hayward residents were announced. A survey for safety slogans and mural painting was organized, with Bil Gubbins and Fred Schaffler leading efforts. Letters will be sent to police chief and city council urging widening of Fifth street extension to improve child safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Area
Ford
Joon Part
Agra
Longakey
Southern Pacificn Company
Napier Tooker
Fred Schaffler
Hayward
Bil Gubbins
Schaffler
George Forth
Fifth Street
Olive Sheets
Home, Safely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sadana
Lockhaven
Lucerne
Floyd Sparks
Grand Coutee Dam
Hell Fire
Local Safety Council
Nationa
Aso
Collins
George P. Miller
Washington
Alameda County
Goodwin Knight
Hawaii
Crescent Jewelers
Eer
First ST
Broadway
TTT
Ke Robbin
Bae Las Gale Ues Ale
Bras Eels
Omer