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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
9
The article lists numerous Village residents and guests venturing to Sacramento Fresno Washington Park Lake Louise and San Diego for holidays and family reunions. It notes visiting relatives in Widton New York Paradise Park and Lake Tahoe, and details roving trips by families including the Guerra Bonillas Katzer and Skinner clans amid a heat wave and fair attendance.
The San Lorenzo Village volunteer fire department announces tickets for the sixth annual firemen's ball go on sale Monday Sept 4. Funds support dust and rescue equipment and home maintenance projects. A preball open house Sept 17 invites residents to inspect the station and equipment.
All returning Wayward Union high school students are requested to consult home room assignment lists before reporting or registration at 9 a.m. Monday. The lists are posted opposite Principal IW Cathey's office in the school.
Sacramento reports California will offer $101,000,000 in bonds today. Treasurer Charles G. Johnson said $50,000,000 funds school construction, $60,000,000 backs the veterans stake farm and home purchase program, and $1,000,000 supports the S&H Green Stamps plan.
Photo caption highlights Janet Josephs, secretary to William Dresbach of Ashland Elementary, as she organizes letters and records for the upcoming week. She works with three volunteers, Sally Dresbach, Carol Sylvester, and Raymond Baptista, as faculty and students anticipate the first bell Monday.
State civil service announces a vacancy for Armory Custodian Grade 1 at Sah Lorenzo National Guard Armory. Monthly salary $200-$243 for 40 hours weekly. duties include safekeeping, basic repairs, records, and directing visitors. applications due by September 30 at the 79 Watkins Street office. briefing bulletins available.
The Fairyland event runs from September 8 at the fair grounds in Bate Mileo through the month with garden plots, a bower of beauty, distant water towers, and features including the agricultural division. A Pagifly Pavilion hosts exhibits and a railroad display as part of the fair atmosphere.
Frank Relhanger will present a colored film titled iG ET Super Inch to members of the East Bay Engineers club at noon Friday in the Athens Athletic Club.
Newly arrived in Castrs Viel ley are Lucille Shoot and her seven year old daughter Claire. The mother is a registered nurse and they stay with her sister Rayneta Moffine while awaiting suitable housing. They are from Los Angeles.
San Lorenzo Village joins National Kids' Day events across the continent slated for September 24. Village Kiwanis aims to aid underprivileged children, with funds raised supporting local youth needs. The club approved two donations from its youth service fund, including 100 dollars to Sunrise School for handicapped children and 25 dollars for FFA delegate expenses.
Alameda county entries led the floral show sweeping multiple divisions with firsts for dahlia and greenhouse roses, Col N W Armstrong earning chrysanthemum and mining awards. Twin Nurseries and San Lorenzo 4H won assorted carnations while Willard Smitty and others contributed red and pink rose placings as county exhibits spread through county and countywide divisions.
Alameda county will pay 588 64 in tuition fees for 2235 residents attending junior colleges across the state during 1949 50 Dr Vaughn D Sei vel county superintendent of schools states the average payment per student is 308 47 Hayward districts receiving funds include San Jose Los Angeles Fresno Napa and other cities Alameda San Francisco state college reports most students from the county attend San Jose Stockton and Contra Costa junior colleges in the region.
Fragmentary ad style text describes medicines and health claims. Mentions Diuretic pills and kidney issues in a disjointed way. Contains scattered product names and vague side effects with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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