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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1954

Page

7

Dear to My Heart and Local Bits from Castro Valley

A Castro Valley family battling economic strain drives home on Highway 50 a flat tire leads the husband to roadside repairs while traffic speeds by the wife worries and notes they cut life insurance. Centerville opens its first park in front of Gordon Morriss drapery shop. Sheriff deputies investigate a staged robbery claim by Robert Schirrmacher of Niles seeking poker losses, fined $50 by Township Justice E A Quaresma. Fire department responds to a jukebox fire at Jerry's cafe on Castro Valley boulevard.

Castro Valley Pergola Hill Centerville Gordon Morriss Robert Shirr-imacher Niles Schirrmacher E. A. Quaresma Township Justice Court

Strangeness in Paradise Pastor Charged Over Church Piano Sale

In Paradise California minister Marty Strauss urged Christians to treat each other as brothers. Shortly after, Butte County authorities charged him with selling the church piano for 475 dollars and misappropriating 470 dollars intended for church pews and Korean relief.

Paradise Calif Marty Strauss Butte County Strauss

Pride and Prejudice in Press Critique Cites Brand Mentions

A staff columnist is chided for prejudice after noting a sports car brand in a news story. Virginia L. Jasven of San Lorenzo argues pay raises could curb biases, humorously suggesting more money would reduce need to monitor wording. The piece cites Better Vision Institute figures on alcohol and eye care spending.

D.C Virginia L. Jasven San Lorenzo Better Vision Institute

Directors Agree New Look For Washington Township Chamber

Directors in Centerville approve forming a committee led by Dan Irwin to draft tentative program and by laws for the Washington Township chamber of commerce. Bruce Michaels urges a nonrestrictive approach, with public input at a forthcoming meeting after Labor Day.

Centerville Bruce Michaels Warm Springs Washington Township Commerce Dan Irwin Irwin Township Chamber Log Commerce Trwsh Manuel Hidalgo Roger Anderson Hayward ‘Area Hidalgo

Kiwanis To See Films of Flood Damage in Holland

San Lorenzo Kiwanis members will view films of recent flood damage in Holland at 7:12 pm tonight. The show is at Villa Lorenzo with A. L. Christensen serving as program chairman for the evening.

San Lorenzo Jan Daykstra Netherlands San Francisco Holland

Teel Defends HARD Budget Figures at HARD Board

Hayward Area Recreation District Superintendent Harold L. Teel presented a $3,910,000 estimated cost for district improvements to the advisory board. He cited land, buildings, landscaping, and pool costs with supporting letters, rebutting a rival claim that funds would exceed $6,000,000. The Alameda County board set a public hearing for August 10 and a possible bond election date of September 28.

Harold L. Teel Hayward Area Teel Federated Improvement Clubx Alameda County Federated Clubs Tees Berkeley Oakland Concord San Francisco Alameda County Board of Supervisors

Auto Dealer Shot By Thug After Holdup

San Leandro used car dealer Rod A. Williams was shot in the arm near Oakland airport after a gunman relieved him of about $3900 to $4000 in cash and a $1400 diamond ring. Williams drove to Alameda hospital for treatment.

Oakland San Leandro Rod A. Williams East 14Th Street Doolittle Drive Williams Two 2 Teed Alameda Alameda Hospital

Seven Events Set for Newark Model Plane Meet

Newark’s Modelbusters announce a model plane meet at Washington Union High School on Sept. 12 with seven events including stunt, speed, jets, flying scale, combat, cargo, and a 180 lag race. Insurance available on site. meet approved by Western Associated Modellers. starts at 8 30 with six circles flying simultaneously.

Newark Washington Union High School Duane Wood Knights of Pythias Wood Western Associated Modellers

Centerville Eyes Light at Fremont and Main Intersection

At the Centerville chamber of commerce meeting a survey was urged to assess the need for a traffic light at the Fremont avenue and Main street intersection. Traffic has increased in Centerville since last year, though highway officials previously refused the proposal. A hearing in Sacramento on Alameda county highway projects for the next budget year was set for Aug. 27, with all members asked to attend.

Centerville Fremont Avenue Main Street Highway 7 Sacramento Alameda County

San Lorenzo District Approves School Site Purchase Annexation

San Lorenzo trustees approve buying 8.52 acres off Beckman road for an elementary school at $5281 per acre totaling over $44388 and allocate 22491 for site improvements. The plan faces concerns over drainage hazards near Oro Loma Sanitary District ditches and bids for an Hesperian annex added to the agenda.

San Lorenzo Lower Beckman Road San Lorenzo Village W. L Virginia A. Atrbeck William P. Burke Oro. Loma Hesperian School Drew Street Paul D. Ehret Ehret Harcyon George Greer

Carnival Set for Hillview Crest Playground Saturday

Hillview Crest playground will host a city carnival next Saturday with a week of planning by De Soto School District’s summer recreation program. A talent show rehearsal is Friday and a pre carnival parade will set the mood for Saturday while regular activities continue, including weaving folk dancing and story hours.

Hillview Crest Playground Hillview Crest Decoto

Narcotics Anonymous Helps Addicts Heal Each Other

The Saturday Evening Post reports Narcotics Anonymous session method where an addict mentors another by sharing shame and hope. The program, likened to Alcoholics Anonymous, aims at peer-guided recovery and has aided at least 200 cases, offering cautious hope amid widespread use.

Narcotics Anonymous

Stump Burns Fail To Douse Old Saybrook Tree Stump

Col Roger Whitman attempted to burn out a stubborn stump in Old Saybrook Connecticut by surrounding it with tires and lighting a blaze. The flames scorched a nearby tree and touched a utility pole, but after the smoke cleared the stump remained intact.

Old Saybrook Conn Col Roger Whitman

Governor Urges Californians to Aid March of Dimes Drive

Gov Goodwin J Knight calls for statewide support as Los Angeles chapter exhausts funds for infantile paralysis relief. Between April 1 and July 10 California reported 634 polio cases, with 59 local chapters facing depleted finances. an emergency drive is planned for the last two weeks of August to sustain the program.

California San Francisco National Foundation Dimescam

Irvington Teens Earn Points Through Center Work

Irvington youths at the Irvington Youth Center implement a paint system for cleanup and KP duties supervised by Salvador Galvan. Members must earn at least 10 points monthly to stay in good standing while planning projects like a miniature golf course and a croquet court, with a swimming party slated for August 11. The center operates Wednesdays 4 to 10 p.m. in a warehouse at Occidental Store, open to youths through age 19.

Arvington Irvington Salvador ‘Galvan Caneter Galvan Isaid

Sewer Replacement Closes Two Castro Valley Streets

Castro Valley Sanitary District votes to close Lake Chabot road between Keith avenue and Sydney way during sewer replacement work. Work on 2500 feet of old lines may take over a month with one lane open evenings. District to reassess parcels on Parsons road and considers district annexation for a new Center and Glidden street school site.

Castro Valley Lake Chariot Road Keith Avenue Sydney Way Domingos Belanco Everett Wright Lake Chabot Keith Sydney Richard Davis Davis Stanley Davis Insurance Clyde J. Holton Slong Parsons Road Layce B. Menderson Walter Heinze Center Glidden Strete

Newark Recreation Program Underway This Summer

Newark residents resume summer programs after a two week break under Newark Recreation district. Arts and crafts classes for adults and children reopen at the Newark Community Center on Sycamore and Dairy streets with no instruction charge and a small materials fee. Daily crafts and interior decoration run Monday to Thursday from 1 to 4 pm. The swimming program resumes today at 6 am through August 27. Playground activities operate 1 to 9 pm. Evening tours at the Community Center are announced by recreation director Robert Lamp. Teen activities run Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings 7:30 to 9:30 pm, adults Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the same hours.

Newark Newark Recreation District Newark Community Center Sycamore Dairy Commucnity Center Robert Lamp

Sportsmen Range Opened Weekends

Washington Township Sportsmen's clubhouse and range near Mission San Jose will now be open weekends. Range officers will be on duty Saturdays and Sundays starting at 10 am to give members a chance to shoot.

Mission San Jose Washington Township John Calesgno Calcagno

Hearing Aid Center Opens New Offices

D Webb Huffaker, longtime operator of the Hearing Aid center at 1575 East 14th Street San Leandro, opens new offices in Hayward and Boston. The Hayward address is 1064 to the Wise Confounded street, with Bishop Richard J. Cushing noting the center will test and graph hearing losses and supply various aids.

William Brown East 11Th Street Richard Single East 12Th Street Hayward Darrell Snideman Helena San Lorenzo Camp Matthews California Marine Corps Reserves Sixth Signal Company Hearing Aid Center D. Webb Huffaker East 14Th Street San Leandro Hayprana Huffaker Haffaker Boston Richard J. Cushing

Imperial Label Hong Kong In Peiping Slur Controversy

A recent Peiping arrival reports that anyone in Communist China using the word imperialist for the United States and France is deemed non progressive. The note reflects Cold War era language and censorship norms.

Hong -Kong Peiping Ianyone Communist China United States France

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