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Oakland Tribune, Thursday, Sept. 8 ,1 960 tHl STUNOf WOtt Developers Buy Fremont Ranch FREMONT, 8-The 900-acre Overacker Ranch near Mission San Jose, a fam Water Pollution Hearing Today GROUNDBREAKING SET AT GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Driver Pinned Half Hour in Car Wreck ily ranch-holding since 1852, has been sold to the Mission Hills Investment Sacramento developers, for more than $300,000. A "73-year-old man and his building the sanctuary; which', was damaged by fire a week ago. Participating in the 'cere-'; mony will be the Rev. Don Mueller, pastor, Dr.

GenV: Carter, district superintend; dent and Mayor Clifford; Rishell. Grace Community Methodist Church, 103rd Ave. and MacArthur will hold ground breaking exercises at 11 a.m. Sunday. Ground will be broken for a $20,000 fellowship hall which will seat 150 for a meal.

Work also will begin on re 65-year-old woman companion were killed when their auto flipped on its back after being smashed by another car on Skyline Boulevard yesterday. (D ALPINE 4 9 IMPORTING CO SWKCHBSE the State Water Pollution Control Board. Dr. Porterfield said that California's water control problems would have to be solved through "aggressive action." Dr. Forsythe said one of the major issues for the' new Congress to determine was whether the responsibility of water control lies with federal, state or local agencies.

The groups were scheduled to meet today at the Federal Office Building, San Federal, state and local officials will huddle again today In' an attempt to thrash out the ''state's increasing water pollution problems. On hand for the meeting are Dr. Robert AForsy the, assistant secretary of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare; Dr. John D. Por-terfield, deputy surgeon general of the U.S.

Public Health Service; Harvey O. Banks, director of the State Department of Water Resources and Col. A. M. Rawn, chairman of Killed instantly, San Fran cisco police said, was Marie The sale was confirmed today by family members.

The site, off Mill Creek Road ea-t of Mission most recently was farmed as a sheep ranch by former Fremont Mayor Michael J. Overacker. He left this summer to operate a new ranch in Idaho. The purchasers of the ranch are understood to be planning to subdivide it for residences. 0 0 a car driven by Sandra Williams, 19, of 2 Coronado, West lake.

Miss Williams suffered cuts and bruises, was treated at Alemany Emergency Hosp-' tal and released. of head and internal injuries. The accident occurred, police said, when Scott attempted to make a left hand turn at the Lake Merced Boulevard intersection and his car was struck broadside by Gibbons, 65. a widow of 200 Irving St. She was a passenger in an auto driven by Harry Scott, of 236 El Camino Real.

He died a short time later at St. Francis Hospital MAPS JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" AT WARDS pay in 30 days or extend payments A MONTGOMERY WARD- FOCUS ON HEALTH Hayf ever, Ulcers In Medical News 1: fill 1-7 yr- -Ly-JLl-i ii l' li -jr- SV. By The Associated Press tinue with ballet as a profes the for all floci sion." Diagnostic X-Rays When X-rays must be taken of a pregnant radiation exposure to mother and unborn child can be reduced up to about 90 per cent of normal by taking the picture from a distance of 8 to 12 feet, rather than the usual 3 feet. Such films are often useful in helping obsetricians prepare for delivery of the child. With proper equipment, the X-rays can be taken at greater and safer distances, Drs.

Philip Shtasel and Melvin G. Jaspan of write in the Journal of the American Osteopathic Assn. Church Appoints New Minister ANTIOCH, Sept. 8 The new pastor of Antioch's First Baptist Church is the Rev. Stanley Jacobson, who has served as interim minister for the past several months.

A graduate of1 the University of Southern California and the Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, the Rev. Mr. Jacobson was a pastor in Oakland, Ox-nard, Los Angeles, Selma and Pullman. prior to coming here. there's a new bounce to To) Opening Qtm thru Sept.

18 111. Hayfever complications, a rising toll of stomach ulcers, and cautions against quack treatments of arthritis figure in the medical news: Hayfever Hazards One-third of sufferers run risk of becoming asthmatics, cautions Dr. James A. McLean, allergist at the University of Michigan Medical Center. The itchy nose, bleary eyes and other symptoms can be relieved by taking antihistamines or running away from pollen-laden regions.

But he advises taking "shots" against the guilty pollens, to prevent sensitivity from increasing and perhaps later making the person a set-up for asthma. The Sunset Years Older people tend to feel better about themselves than is commonly supposed. One general Idea is that they are not well adjusted. But from a small study, psychologist Kenneth L. Bloom says that apparently "older persons perceive themselves in a relatively positive-manner, and are able to look toward the future with a minimum of fear and apprehension." Dr.

Bloom, with the Veterans Administration Hospital, Brooklyn, N.Y., described the study to the American Psychological Assn. Quack "Cures" Victims of arthritis are wasting about $250 million a year on misleading or quack cures and devices, declares the Arthritis and Rheumatism FoundationNew York. There's no true cure yet, but careful and timely treatment "can prevent severe crippling in most cases," it says in a free booklet, "Arthritis Quackery Today." Warning against those who offer any "sure cure" or "secret formula," it says the effective drug in many high-priced and highly-touted products is merely aspirin, which can be bought far more cheaply as plain aspirin. It says some testimonials are lies, while others are sincere tributes from persons suffering from a disease which normally has its ups-and-downs anyhow. Ulcers Rising In 1935-36f only about 3 of every 1,000 Americans had an ulcer.

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