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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
2
Fremont council members rejected the Assembly of God Church use permit application by a 3-2 vote last night. Rev. Paul E. led the bid, facing opposition from opponents of the project.
Harold Lustig announces a new three story Lustig's Furniture and Appliance store rising at Watkins and A Street on the site of the 1958 fire. The $250000 project will total 40000 square feet with new appliance and maple shop. Indenco Inc. of San Leandro is contractor. Leonard Lustig now leads the firm founded by Jacob and Fannie Lustig in 1916.
The Alameda County Water District will open bids tomorrow for the new office and operations building on St. Main Street, Centerville. Directors will review and consider adopting a proposed budget of 829784 dollars at the regular meeting at 3 pm, according to Manager Matt.
A community event titled Family Night will be held tomorrow from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Castro Valley School playground. The evening features a father-son softball game and mother-daughter volleyball, with tryouts planned for the following week by the Hayward Recreation District. Refreshments will be served.
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced today a July 26 deadline for wishing to take exams for positions as driver’s license examiners. Applicants for August examinations may obtain forms at the Hayward office, 1232 Sycamore Ave. Salary ranges from 376 to 458 dollars monthly.
City Manager John Nail plans to recommend William L. Stanton of Berkeley for the administrative assistant post, to be the second of three key hires. Stanton, a former newspaper man, would handle finance personnel purchasing and public relations and serve as city clerk while Robert Amaral would become city accounting officer. Salary for the role ranges from 416 to 508 dollars.
The Community Services District will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Corvallis School to discuss 1957 58 taxes and plans for Washington Park on Zelma Street. Board member Jean Clack confirms the change from July 17. The location is 14890 Crvallis.
The 42 000 ton aircraft carrier Bon Homme Richard departed San Francisco yesterday for Far Eastern waters after undergoing an overhaul at the San Francisco Naval Shipyard last March.
A Chilean guest, Jacoba Cabrera from Vina del Mar, visited Hayward yesterday. The diminutive Cabrera toured the fire department her grandfather Charles T. Ward established in 1865, seeking insights during the trip led by her mother.
1957 UBAC campaign meeting called for 12 30 Friday noon at Lincoln School led by J. M. Kloss and W. A. Kinney to discuss United Crusade fund raising and campaign items. Mrs Cabrera and husband Alfonzo Cabrera visit Lone Tree Cemetery with Vernon Skewes Cox family. fire chief Matt Jimenez escorts group and Mrs Skewes Cox places flowers on grandfather's grave. department members discuss association and history.
Washington Manor Home Owners Assn will elect officers tomorrow at 8 pm at Washington Manor School 270 West Ave 152nd. Reelection candidates are Stanley Weissburg Jack Davis and Baery lwhitesides. Directors vacating posts include Douglas Post Del Heydersberk and Jo Edwards. An exhibit plan for San Lorenzo Community Fair opening July 17 includes a model of the new Washington Park on Zelma St.
Second hearing on Irvington's proposed Little Master Plan prepared by Harold F Wise and Associates will be held at 8 pm today at Fremont city hall Mission San Jose.
Governor Good knight signs SB244 and SB245 authorizing cities counties and local health districts to set up community mental health clinics funded by state money. The measure, with $850000 appropriated, reimburses local clinics for half net expenditures to treat mentally ill at the local level and reduce state hospital admissions. Other actions include deer hunt veto rights for counties and penalties for wiretapping.
Four tetherball champions from Hayward Area Recreation District compete in zonal eliminations across Castro Valley Martins Schafer schools with two age groups 11 to 13 and 10 and under. Twelve finalists meet in the 1957 HARD championship at Sorerisdale Park Friday at 7 p.m. Winners receive trophies and ribbons.
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