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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1957

Page

11

Breadwinner's neurosis and the wife as the head of home

Howard Whitman argues that many husbands suffer from breadwinner stress, not from early childhood issues. He says prosperity and fierce competition fuel guilt and tension, and that a wife can restore a man's ego and sanity by sharing emotional burden and offering genuine support. He cites Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner on the wife as neck to the head.

Howard Whitman America George North Pole Nic Barnett R. Brickner Cleveland Eough

211 New Branden Homes Rising on Hesperian Blvd

Branden Construction Co reports 211 new homes underway on Hesperian Blvd with a projected 3.2 million retail value. Since 1954 Branden has built over 3708 homes, adding about 14,000 residents to Hayward and continuing its expansion.

Branden Construction Co Te] Égy Hesperian Blvd Branden Branden Homes Hayward

Furniture Plant Expands With New 3 by 4 Foot Warehouse

SAN LEANDRO Umphred's furniture manufacturing plant at 354 Preda St has begun construction of an adjoining 3 by 4 foot warehouse.

San Leandro Umphred Preda St

Water District Explores Outside Water Sources

Alameda County Water District directors were told to investigate all possible outside water sources to end underground overdraft. Consulting engineer S T Harding urged adding 100 acre feet daily via new sources, while expanding percolation areas and considering Hetch Hetchy, South Bay aqueduct, Arroyo Del Valle storage, and a Pleasanton reservoir. A special meeting with Pleasanton Township Water District to discuss unappropriated Arroyo Del Valle water is planned.

Fremont Alameda County Dist. Mgr Matt Whitfield Harding San Francisco Pleasanton Township Arroyo del Valle Pleasanton Whitefield

Mouse Bites Leandro Boy

Arnold Wallace, 12, was bitten on the finger by a field mouse while helping clear Bonaire Park in San Leandro. He shook the mouse off and fled. Doctors at Permanente Hospital in Oakland treated his minor injury with a tetanus shot.

San Leandro Arnold Wallace Arnold Fred Wallace Hanover St Bonaire Park Perme* Nente* Hospital Oakland

HARD Holds Lost Articles at Recreation District

Lost items from two mattresses to sports gear and common lunch pans are awaiting owners at the Hayward Area Recreation District office. Items must be claimed within 30 days. unclaimed goods will go to charity after Sept. 26 per Recreation Director June C. Yeates. Office location is at 1 fold E St Hayware Lucerne 1-6331.

Hayward Area

Big Festival Marks Reopening of Castro Valley Blvd

Castro Valley merchants plan a three day October festival to celebrate the face lifting of Castro Valley Blvd with a morning ribbon cutting on October 3 and a parade on October 5. The event includes Lions Club breakfast, a parade from Strobridge Ave to Redwood Rd, and a city fire department establishment in Newark following a county district dissolution.

Castro Valley Castro Gardens Blvd Ed Coonradt Keller Daughtrey Oscar Stark Ernie Anderson Parade Aes Oate “Valley Castro Valley Blvd Daurant Lions Club Safeway Redwood Rd Strobridge Ave Castro Valley City Rall San Miguel Ave Pashote Magi Relia “St Newark Fremont Thornton Ave Cedar and Cherry Rds Silvey Trucking Co. J

Last Chance For Sidewalks In Castro Valley

Eleven holdouts along Castel Valley Blvd face a final window to add sidewalks before the boulevard project finishes. County Surveyor Olof Anderson says work can proceed if owners authorize now and pay their pro rata share, or risk completion by the contractor with charges added to their next tax bill. Anderson will report progress to the board next Tuesday.

Castro Valley Castel Valley Blvd Redwood Re Strobridge Ave Rave Olof Anderson Anderson Board of Supervisors

School Trustee Vacancy Filled in Fremont Irvington

James R. Baxter of 108 Olive Ave Irvington was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Jer ome Whitfield as Tryington Elementary School Trustee. Whitfield resigned for business reasons. Baxter has lived in Irvington 12 years, is married with three children, active in civic and church affairs, and works as a buyer at S W Foods in Redwood City.

Fremont James R. Baxter Olive Ave Irvington Tryington Jerome Whitfield Whitfield Baxter S&w Foods Redwood City

Swim Program Slated Tonight in San Leandro

San Leandro supervisor Dave Beaver will discuss and demonstrate the Red Cross booklet Teaching Swimming at a 7 p.m. talk in the Farrelly Bldg 920 Dutton Ave Irvineton pool. The Beavers program runs 8 to 9 30 p.m. No admission charge.

San Leandro Dave Beaver Castro Valley Hoss Farrelly Irvington Dutton Ave Seasion Farrelly Pool Richard Law T Torrence Minger LeRoy J Ave Berkeley War

Mothers of Twins Club plans East Bay picnic

The Mothers of Twins Club East Bay Chapter holds its first annual picnic at Hayward Airport Recreation Center Sunday at 1 p.m. The 38 member group, formed in February, will host a barbecue, watermelon, and a baseball game with races for wandering youngsters.

Mothers of Twins Club East Bay Hayward Airport Recreation Center Mothers of Twin Lloyd Hoselton Windsor Hayward

Educators Plan Sacramento Protest Over County Funding Cut

Alameda County educators announce a protest trip to Sacramento on September 5 to oppose a proposed cut of 70 000 from the 258 000 request for an audio visual program. County Supt Vaughn Seidel and 20 district superintendents object to the reduction and warn it will hamper this year’s program. They will meet with Dr Roy E Simpson of the State Department of Public Instruction to press their case.

Alameda County Sacramento Roy E. Simpson County Board of Education Vaughn Seidel Seidel

Picnic Sunday By County Farm Unit

About 400 are expected at the Alameda County Farm Bureau picnic Sunday at the County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton. Contests for kids and dances for adults are listed with events starting at 10 a.m. Families may bring lunches. free coffee and cold drinks will be available. Planning committee headed by Whit Hesse of San Leandro.

Pleasanton Alameda

Third Hearing Set On Mulford Zoning Plan in San Leandro

A third hearing on Mulford Gardens zoning is set for 7 30 p m at San Leandro City Hall. Residents split in support and opposition as the planning commission reviews a proposed outer residential district permitting homes, livestock, small industry or store with minimum lot sizes. Neighbors express concern over odors and flies from a potential animal haven and discuss restrictions for the outer residential zone.

San Leandro Mulford Gardens San Leandro City Hall Mulford Kenneth Cheatham J. B. Lord Ray Veranda C. H. Lubker Expains Law Ed Bryant Ordance Mulond Genfeng Reighborng Tidelands Oakland Scavenger Co Warren Benshoff Ray Jones Jack Farris Ave C. M Appleton Suavin Ayay Grace Barragan Neptune Dr

Chamber Unit Urges Caution On School Unification Plan

The Hayward area Chamber of Commerce education committee voted to ask the Chamber board to urge the Alameda County Committee on School District Organization to delay action on unifying districts. They want full community study of effects on economy, buildings, education, and pupils. A Sept. 5 meeting and Sept. 10 Chamber vote to revisit the plan are planned. The group also supported Maynard Elementary District’s $1.8 million bond proposal set for Sept. 1 election.

Hayward’ Chamber of Commerce Hayward Union Chamber Board of Alameda County Chambers of Commerce Taxpayers Organizations Committee On Hayward Mt. Eden la Vista San Lorenzo Rus City Castro Valley Palomares Redwood Chamber Committee Wayward Union High School Dist HUHS Maynard

Appeals Board Fills Vacancy In Fremont

Fremont Hoy Dean was elected temporary chairman of the Fremont Board of Appeals succeeding the resigned E Biddleson. Dean, 47, a Mission San Jose resident, has served on the board since its 1950 formation. The council is expected to appoint a permanent chair at Tuesday’s meeting. Also approved a use permit for John Novara to construct a lath house for a plant nursery at 211 Thornton Ave Centerville.

Fremont Hoy Dean Fremont Board of Appeals E.” BE. Hiddleson Ballisnes Dean Palm Ave Mission San Jose John Novara Thornton Ave Centerville

Doctor Wins Norman Leet Fellowship for Cardiology

The Executive Committee of Children's Hospital of the East Bay and Alameda County Heart Association announce Dr. Thomas Charles Cook, chief resident physician, as recipient of the Norman B. Leet Fellowship in Pediatric Cardiology. The memorial fund honors Dr Norman Leet and has received gifts totaling various amounts from the Leet family and colleagues.

Children’s Hospital of East Bay Alameda County Heart Assn Thomas Charles Cook Norman B. Leet Dr. Norman Benjamin Leet Leet and the Heart Association Deet Friends of the Leet Familily Dr Leet

Meetings slated on annexation for Hayward areas

Three neighborhood meetings are planned to discuss annexation of the Tennyson Alquite areas to Hayward. Weldon Ave residents meet at Olen W. Baker’s home 427 Weldon Ave at 7 30 tonight. Hunt Ave residents gather at Frank E. Power’s home 29240 Hunt Ave at 7 30 Monday. Alquire Rd Bevol residents meet at 7 30 Wednesday at 2590 Tennyson Rd Noted figures Allan Sohal and Inger oversee the effort with petitions calling for a special election.

Hayward Tennyson-Alquite Weldon Ave Olen W. Baker Hunt Ave Frank E. Power Alquire Tennyyson Bevol Tennyson Cording Allan Sohal Inger Woelong

Alameda GOP to Host Navy Secretary at Annual Dinner

County GOP announces Navy Secretary Thomas Gates will speak at the annual Alameda County Republican Finance Committee dinner. The event, a $100 fundraiser, is set for Tuesday Oct 24 at Scottish Rite Auditorium in Oakland. Co chairs are Charles W. Metcalf and W. H. Jamison as they organize countywide participation.

Metcalf Jamison Alameda County Inswosntyo Ih

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