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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1958

Page

3

Leandro Trustees Fight Oakland Boundary Shift Plan

San Leandro school trustees protested Oakland's proposal to redraw boundaries south to Lewelling Street to align with Oakland city lines. The move could save about 40,000 in election costs but risk tax potential from valuable industrial land near Davlthre Dr and Jones Ave. A county board hearing is set for January 23, with Board Chairman A J Olvelte to attend.

San Leandro Oakland Dovlithe Dr Jones Ave Board of Supervisors

Beard Sells $568000 In School Bonds

Alameda County sold bonds totaling 568000 at rates from 3.7065 to 4.41 percent. Hayward Elementary District and others issued small sums with rates around 3.7 to 4.2 percent. All bonds except Independent School District went to Bank of America. Independent District went to Dean Witter. County supervisors also authorized acquisition of rights of way for Santa Rita Road improvement from U S Highway 59 to Pleasanton. A 23 year old man received a gunshot wound near Pleasanton, treated at Arcoyo del Valle and later moved to East Oakland. He was in good condition.

Alameda County Hayward Elementary Dist Gmtervest Castro Valley la Vista Washington Union High School Bank of America Independent Dean Witter San Francisco Santa Rita U.S. Highway 59 Pleasanton San Leandro Arcoyo del Valle James L. Wilson Wills Federal Wilson

Contractor Seeks Penalty in San Leandro Plant Case

Superior Judge Folger Emerson ruled that SAN LEANDRO Berkeley maker must pay $27,480.43 to the Albany contractor who began building Plant 3a on Merced Street near First Street. The contractor testified he spent $12,000 on fill and bought structural steel before the manufacturer Robert S. Hummel withdrew plans. Judge Emerson noted it was unfortunate Hummel gained only foundation materials and a platform on the site.

San Leandro Berkeley Folger Emerson R. ¥. Naylor Albany Merced St First St Robert S. Hummel Emerson Hummel

Senior Citizens Install Officers at Lake Cha Club

Bonaire League OKs College Site endorses Lake Cha site for a state college, installing Thomas Ti as president of Southern Alameda County Senior Citizens. Officers named include Alex Meoney vice president Vera Peter son Frances Johnson treasurer Gertrude Shoenborn secretary William Collins trustee one year Virginia Scott trustee two years. Group sponsored by Soroptimists and Hayward Area Recreation District. Free bingo for 22 paid-up members followed the James Madison School meeting at 371 Juniper.

Lake Cha Castro Valley Thomas Ti State College Furjlus Alameda County Alex Meoney San Leanes Vera Iro Péterson Studte Caninet Frances Johnson Gertrude Shoenborn Wiliam Collins Virginia Scott War ‘Soroptimists Haywards Area James ‘Madison Schost Juniper

Leandro High Plans Mid Year Class Discontinuation

SAN LEANDRO The board approves ending mid year classes at Leandro High School by shifting to an adjusted program for current sixth and seventh graders. About 344 seventh graders will enter eighth grade next term, while 129 sixth graders may be accelerated to eighth grade or retained in seventh after conferences with parents.

San Leandro San’ Leandra Boaré Tne Lin Bel Clarence Burrell

Additions For Castro Valley Schools Approved

Castro Valley board approved additions totaling about 213000 for Parsons and Stanton schools. Architect William Corlett expects four classroom addition at Parsons and three rooms at Stanton to be bid within six weeks with occupancy expected by September. Trustees also approved selling a Redwood School dwelling at 429 Madison Ave for under 200 and accepted a 100 bid for a frame dwelling at 6600 Christensen Lane.

William Corlett Parsons End Stanton Catlett Castro Valley Bill Crozier Redwood Intermediate Joseph Smith A. B. Morris Redwood Madison Ave William Webb Christensen Inine

Traffic Death Toll Triples in San Leandro 1957

1957 traffic data show San Leandro fatalities tripled from the previous year with six road deaths, including pedestrians and bicyclists, and 238 injuries. The most dangerous hour was 3 to 4 pm as police attributed many crashes to speed and violations.

San Leandro East’ Bay Bar National Safety Council Milday Fred Haller Thej San Leanden

Woman Suffers Crash Injuries in Two Car Collision

Fremont resident 40 year old female injured after two car crash on Fremont Avenue near Central Avenue in Centerville District. She was treated at Fairmont Hospital Gym for minor injuries. Vehicle driven by William Rickard, 26, of Elma, Irvington District, collided as she entered the highway from Fremont. Deputies report.

Fremont Allen Central Ave Centerville Fairmont Hospital Hightheway Fremont Ave William Rickard Elma North Ave Irvington Sheritf

Orange crate cover turns crate into boudoir table

A green blue gold wine pink aqua quilt-top plastic cover for crates converts a simple crate into a boudoir style table. The item is described in varied colors and finishes, suggesting decorative use for household spaces.

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