Kindergarten Registration at Sunset School District
Mrs Anna Louis Higgins secretary of Sunset school assists Bally Louise Rice, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Rice of 1123 Bartlett Avenue, as she registers for kindergarten in the district.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1950
Page
8
Mrs Anna Louis Higgins secretary of Sunset school assists Bally Louise Rice, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Rice of 1123 Bartlett Avenue, as she registers for kindergarten in the district.
Hollywood theater cashier Miss Schell reported a remote controlled hold up last night. A caller instructed her to surrender money in an envelope while a second man with a coat over his arm and a gun stood at the window. About 60 dollars was handed over before the bandit fled.
Mrs. John Dion and her daughter Linda, of 10245 Vin Anacapa, San Lorenzo, returned from a two week stay at Paratise Park, Santa Cruz. They were guests of Mrs. Lyndon La Vore and children of Pittsburg, Catt, at their summer home. While there they were surprised by a visit from old friends, Mr and Mrs Albert Or Jodo of New York City, and Siobhan Oster, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Oster, 162468 Vina Primery, who joined a picnic birthday party with the guests at Zicka park, Sah al Fleis.
Government report details rapid disorganization after an atomic blast and outlines emergency stages and shelter measures. It emphasizes protected relief stations, concrete barriers, roof loads, and ventilation for radiation, plus outdoor and home shelters with reinforced walls and earth cover to safeguard civilians.
California’s state Board of Alcoholization reports Western made beer gaining share in California. In June the share from out of state breweries fell to 24 percent of 157,854,206 gallons distributed. California brewers sold 122,449,402 gallons domestically amid a 1 percent rise in total alcohol beverage consumption for the year. Tax collections on wholesale trade reached 1,515,200 dollars for June, with 78 percent from activities.
The California Board of Equalization reported that Californians bought enough gasoline, butane, and propane in the last fiscal year to let 3.5 million passenger cars make three cross country trips. They spent over 2 billion dollars on cars apart from fuel, and sought 3.34 billion gallons of motor fuel ending June 30, generating about 149.7 million dollars in highway taxes.
Lorenzo residents will pledge support for a new swimming pool during September 5 to 17 following a community center meeting of the Lorenzo pool committee. Officials outlined pledge collection and scheduled additional committee sessions on February 21 and 28 to organize the drive.
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The Daily Review notes Hayward Memorial Park hosts a six week Day Camp run by the Hayward Recreation District. Open to any boy or girl up to 18 at no cost or five dollars per child, the program includes swimming hot meals nature activities singing and rhythm. Fridays feature a campfire at 2pm with weekly skits and demonstrations for parents. Directors are trained staff with many high school students volunteering to lead.
In a community initiative, students commit six weeks of summer work to benefit the town. The program aims to curb juvenile delinquency and cultivate constructive citizens for tomorrow. A note mentions a future installment in The Daily Review.
Hayward Lions heard reports from Scoutmaster Abe Atwood and four Explorer scouts on the Valley Forge Jamboree trip. Speakers described camping at Valley Forge, the Washington visit, and lessons from the 60 000 youths assembled.
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