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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1957
Page
13
In a Peculiar Roundup of Local Notes from Castro Valley to Pleasanton, residents share quirky tales and civic tidbits. Vandiver weighs in on pumpkin headlines, Hayward moves over a park aid plot, and mayors swap power plant banter.
Downtown Leandro merchants announce nightly shopping hours through Christmas, with stores open until 9 pm except Saturdays December 7 and 14 and Christmas Eve. Additional parking lots at West Juana and Washington Aves and at Callan Ave off EB 4th St will be lit for evening shoppers.
A 1958 dog census shows 735,951 dogs licensed in New York State outside New York City, up 26,032 from the previous year. The record total reflects broader licensing efforts and growing urban dog ownership.
Edmand G. Pat Brown, California gubernatorial candidate, schedules two Bay Area talks this week. A Castro Valley Democratic Club dinner at Carpente rs Hall Hayward will feature Assemblyman Catlos' Bee introducing Brown at 6 30 p.m. Thursday. A 7 p.m. Wednesday speech at the University of Santa Clara campus auditorium is part of Campbell Lecture Series titled The Young Lawyers Role in Politics. Tickets for the Thursday dinner are 2 75 and available from local party members.
Alameda County reports 90 building permits issued across Castro Valley and San Leandro totaling 763,884 dollars. The Cull Canyon dam project outline contemplates a 450-foot long earth-filled dam to hold about 400 acre-feet of water, part of a recreation area plan in the hills.
The WT Men's Club of Washington will install its new president and officers at a Christmas party at the Veterans Memorial Building in Niles. Officials discuss the Lake project with two miles of shoreline, potential boat harbor, parking, and picnic facilities for non motor boats, along with winter water releases affecting San Lorenzo fishing.
Fleetwood England UP crews of the Gala reported catching a plastic rocket on a fishing trip. Skipper Edward Hood described the rocket head detaching, wires and mechanism exposed, and said they threw it back to avoid a close examination.
San Lorenzo schools present a string of Christmas programs and plays through December. Elementary, intermediate, and primary choirs under music instructors Maynard Anderson Dorothy Nandresy Richard Galeria Horace Jacull and others perform pieces including A Christmas Visit Why the Chimes Rang and A Christmas Carol with ensembles up to 200 voices. Programs run Dec 10 through Dec 18 with multiple schools offering assemblies, concerts, and class parties to celebrate the holiday season.
San Lorenzo trustees named two new schools Argonne School for kindergarten through sixth grade on Argonne Street in Washington Manor and Barrett School for the upper grade campus on Via Barrett. They set December 16 for bid openings to cover the current school year's needs with 17 new bus tires and tubes. Final approvals included additions at El Portal and Hesperian schools and a 144 acre grant to the Hayward Area Recreation District for playground use at Hesperian.
Clare Boots Luce, playwright, former congresswoman and U S ambassador to Italy, was named the third Cordell Hull award recipient for leadership in U S foreign economic policy. The Waldorf Astoria presentation on December 10 honors Hull’s reciprocal trade program. Previous honorees include Sen. Albert Gore and Paul G. Hoffman.
High pressure over the Intermountain Region and off the Northern California coast yields fair weather across the state. Dense fog reported in some areas with no rain. temps mostly 60s to 70s in coastal and southern counties, cooler inland valleys. High pressure to persist through Wednesday with frost possible in valley mornings.
Lions will host a program at 8 p.m. tonight at the San Leandro Ashland Lions Community Center located at 8th and H. Members of San Toandra Time will be present.
A Daily Review notice urges teens to sell discarded or unused items through a free boys and girls classified ads program next week. Items such as records and saxophones can be listed at no cost, with ads running Monday through Friday to help fund- short ages.
New York INS report details captive testing of an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile lasting 10 hours or more. Kraft Ehricke, cited as a key proponent of the Atlas ICBM, discussed production line proximity and testing sites at Sycamore Canyon, Edwards Rocket Base, and the Air Force test center in Florida.
Richard Carillo is in charge of program plans for the San Leandro Optimist Club dinner meeting at Haycock's 1398 Hays St at 7 30 pm tomorrow. Members plan to attend a zone meeting Monday night at Topps Restaurant 10433 E Wth St. Also in planning are a Christmas party at Haycock's and a New Year's Party at the Alta Mira Club.
An inventory of the Giannini estate was filed today at San Francisco Superior Court. The estate of the Bank founder and arson survivor shows a value around 1 235 360 with ties to 4.P. Giannini and his younger brother.
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