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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1958
Page
9
Gary Kidwell, a Castro Valley teen, steered his disabled car to a curb after it broke down on an Oakland street. A street sign warned that all autos parked may be towed to the Ninth Street Garage, and the incident drew pride from his parents the William Kidwells.
Dr J Ordie Shaffer of Hayward and Alameda County leaders will attend a briefing session for the American Cancer Society drive. The campaign runs during Cancer Control Month in April and aims to distribute educational literature and gather support for ACS programs across districts including San Leandro Castro Valley Fremont and San Jose.
Campaigning for two Newark city council seats slows before the April 8 election. Incumbents Mayor Leonard Lucio and Councilman Everett Firebaugh defend a flexible master plan while challengers led by Charles D. Cogswell and John B. Santos push changes to the central business district relocation and Thornton Avenue widening. Other candidates M. L. Villarante and William H. Kelley weigh in, with Kelley backing the small taxpayer focus and Villarante calling for revisions, fire and police improvements, and a city health and welfare department.
Fremont invites applicants for a 25 member police force to start July 1. More than 80 applications were received before openings were announced. Applications are in the hall personnel office on Highway 9 in Mission San Jose, with a filing deadline of midnight April 29. Initial staff includes Chief Richard E Condon, one lieutenant, three sergeants, 17 public safety officers, two detectives and one juvenile safety officer. The department will operate from the existing sheriff's substation on Fremont Ave, where Chief Condon was a former captain.
Leonard J. Paquette Hayward City Council candidate announces area chairmen L Underhill named campaign chairman. Appointees include John Schaeffer Schafer Park Lord Svendsen Palma Ceia Raymond Baker Huntwood Mrs Harry Li Moore Alta Vista James Hoffman Tennysot plus at large Ronald Gross Mrs Carl Russell and Mrs Gene Hott.
Floresta Gardens San Leandro candidates will be introduced at a Thursday meeting of the Floresta Homeowners Assn. in James Monroe School 375 Monterey Ave San Leandro at 7 p m.
Dorothy Cuthbertson reports on Southern Alameda County amateur theater groups facing costume and casting quirks while producing plays. The Eden Masquers, Castro Valley Chanticleers, Cask and Mask Players, and Little Theater of Washington Township strive for authentic sets, costumes, and professional polish amid funding and membership challenges.
Fremont's Doll Winners Named at the Beeman Recreation Center as Recreation Director Don Driggs announces the top honors in a test with over 500 dolls entered. Winners include Jane Krause Melinda Ogle Vicki Newark Frances Wisdom Cheryl Thompson Linda Pessagno Debi Heeney Melodie Montgomery Linda Birie Fields Cheryl Thompeny Carolyn Russell.
San Leandro supervisor Francis Dunn presented City Manager Wesley McClure with a 74 407 check from county tax funds. The funds include 18 000 from city gas tax and 16 000 for right of way acquisition to construct a link on Bancroft Ave between 42nd and 146th Aves. The mayor formula totals 1 071 865 with 140 00 to the state for Warren Blvd freeway. Previous projects funded include Esta dillo Ave 70 300 in 1935 56 and Dutton Ave 69 300 in 1956 57, both partially completed with city matching 100 000.
Castro Valley scene outlines Chesnutt to be installed president of Toastmasters at 7 p.m. tomorrow at 16254 Foothill Blvd Terrace Club. New officers include Rabeneau as toastmaster, Fenton as vice president, Holt as secretary, Walters as treasurer, and Norcup as sergeant at arms. Scheduled speakers feature Rhodes Chesnutt Walters Henrietta and Reynolds.
Hayward High School trustees will hold a protest hearing tonight in the cafeteria on Foothill Blvd at 7 p.m. Parents from Washington Manor and San Lorenzo oppose transferring 158 freshmen to Arroyo High to ease San Lorenzo overcrowding and to shift eighth graders to Hayward next fall. The board will also meet in the board room after the hearing to address the district plan.
Harold A Stravel campaigns for Hayward City Council as three local firms endorse his bid Alfred V Norte Shoe Repair Ralphs Appliances and Sakai Bros Nursery back his effort. He announced a Friday 2 pm meeting at the home of Harry E Ehin to discuss Palma Ceia issues with residents and hosts an 8 pm coffee klatch at Alvin M Madiros home to present views on government. Joseph Bodner of Baners Nursery and H Z Mitt of Hillbrew Mma and Appliance Co named chairs of the business men committee for Stravel's campaign.
John N. Pappas of 3193 Eastern Place Hayward announced his candidacy for reelection to the Mt. Eden School District Board of Trustees. The May 20 election will determine two seats with Kenneth Nahors not seeking reelection. Pappas, 45, has served three years and holds multiple local posts including Alameda County School Boards Assn vice chair United Crusade Drive chair Longwood Dads Club education committee Mt Eden Little League publicity director and other civic roles.
Palma Ceia Village Home Association board will meet Thursday at Branden Portable No. 1 at 3 p.m. to discuss districting Palma Ceia Village and elect board members. Directors will also address front fences ice cream vendors and covenant revisions. President Lord Svendsen will present honorary membership to Leonard J. Paquette at a dinner tonight at 21791 Orlando Ave Hayward for his service in community and civic affairs.
Harold Fellows of Castro Valley Safeway is among 28 store managers named region winners in a company contest to honor outstanding performers. The winners and their wives will receive expense paid trips to New York City, with a breakfast at International Airport in San Francisco on April 12 before departure. Fellows and his wife Elthea live on Sycamore Road in Pleasanton.
Leonard Seeley today said he does not oppose district representation for Hayward but argues the ward system is unfit. He notes boundaries are changing rapidly and stresses opposition to the ward plan while supporting district representation similar to Oakland and San Leandro, where councilmen are elected by district.
Sailor James Graves of Oak Knoll pleaded guilty to burning rubber at the Rainbow Drive-in on 915 MacArthur Blvd at 2 am. He drove his roommate s car and was fined. Peter Lawrence Ruiz, 27, Oakland, fined 105 for driving without a valid license. Daniel Aquino, 18, Oakland, paid 21 for driving on the left side of the road.
Fremont high school district trustees will meet at 7 30 p m in the high school board room to discuss hiring three additional teachers in response to the current storm impacts. Washington One Lion was noted in context of the meeting.
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