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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1957
Page
2
The article outlines how to create a family spending plan to cut waste and save money. It covers setting firm goals, estimating income, reviewing last year’s records, and allocating funds for essentials like food housing and education. It includes example budgets for a typical $4500 annual spend and stresses keeping a spending record to spot waste.
VanNoy School events include finals on Aug 18 and United Nations Day showing of Billy Tee. Friday activities start at 1100 a.m. with a movie. Recreation District programs at Hayland ward area begin weekday afternoons at 1 30 featuring supervised crafts chess ping pong and checkers led by Edie Berger and George Jardine with preliminaries.
A two part public hearing on Junipera Sera Freshway freeway routes in Santa Clara County will be held at 2 pm Friday Aug 9 at Montgomery Theatre San Jose. The session will cover state highway routes south and east of Prospect Ave Hamilton Ave from Sign Route 9 to Monterey Road near Ford Road. A second hearing on interstate system alternates in the county will be announced. Location studies include relocation of High Route 9 to Route 17 near Los Gatos and a new Route 239 segment between Route 9 and US 101 south of San Jose.
Eden hospital director Paul Rhodes reaffirmed that medical staff minutes should be accessible to all board members, denying reports of a shift after an attorney general opinion. Brown said directors have no enforceable right to minutes absent a board rule, though he noted staff minutes may be preserved for directors. Rhodes argued that with two doctors on the board, rules granting him access are unlikely.
Safeway Stores reports a new high in weekly sales at 166,850,60 for mid-1957 four weeks, surpassing the prior record of 164,364,068. The four weeks ending July 13 rose 57 percent from the same period in 1956, with 2017 stores in operation versus 1986. Consolidated sales for 28 weeks ended July 18 reached 1,117,389,719, up 6.41 percent from 1956.
About 750 pupils join the San Lorenzo District summer program at Bohannon and Washington Manor Schools from 6:30 am to 12:30 pm, Monday through Friday, featuring music workshops remedial language arts and enrichment for gifted students. Sunset School hosts the physically handicapped program 9 am to 3 pm with 33 enrolled and 160 in therapy. director Dr Charles Lee oversees. The Hayward Area Recreation District aids with recreation. Robert Crocks leads the music workshop at Bohannon. Wesley Gordon oversees remedial and enrichment, with 320 in remedial and 40 in enrichment. Don Magee and Victor Lobree serve as principals, with five San Lorenzo High seniors and a San Jose State College freshman assisting teachers and students.
The State Division of Highways has submitted the proposed four mile final link of a freeway from Berkeley to the Castro Valley freeway. Route extends from Park Ave Oakland toward Durant and Castro Valley. Delays stem from Sheffield Village residents objecting to property impact and Alameda County Health Dept. concerns about a nearby artery near its building at 150th Ave and Foothill Blvd.
James 4. Barnes Berkeley City Planning director is elected chairman of the Bay Area Planning Directors committee for 1957 58. He succeeds Karl J. Belser as former chairman. Brenden G. Nelson becomes first vice chairman and Clyde Cassidy second vice chairman. The committee affiliates with the San Francisco Bay Area Council and includes city and county planning officials from nine counties.
A duck club on the levee west of Alvarado was looted of guns, food, jackets, and a Coleman lantern. Deputies report the theft occurred last week and was discovered by the owner who noted smashed windows and a pried door. No total value was estimated.
Winners of steer head meat markers were announced by 11 of the 4500 exhibitors at the Alameda County Fair. Recipients included J. F. Stover Berkeley and others from Pleasanton Hayward San Leandro Walnut Creek Livermore Newark and more. The Alameda County Cowbells promote beef via cookbooks and recipes distribution at the fair.
Erich Raeder former Grand Admiral of Germany appeared publicly in Kiel to receive a certificate of honorary membership in the local navy veterans organization. The ailing Raeder, aged 1, was honored for fifty years of service in the navy association since his 1955 release from Spandau.
The infant daughter of UC Radiation Laboratory physicist Dr. Albert Kirschbaum died Saturday in the family yard plastic pool in Livermore. Martha Ann Kirschbaum, 7 months, was reportedly lifted from her playpen by her sister Carol, then climbed the pool wall and fell in. Coroner officials said the death appeared accidental. Mrs. Kirschbaum was away at the time.
Traffic incidents in Alameda County over the weekend included a multi-vehicle crash on Old U.S. 50 near Pleasanton injuring nine people and delays as paramedics treated occupants at nearby hospitals. Oakland resident Jack L. Dewey sustained minor injuries. no citations were issued in the immediate aftermath. Another crash on the San Mateo Bridge area injured two occupants as a car overturned after skidding along the roadway. Seven other people were involved in various collisions, with hospital transfers and ongoing investigations by Highway Patrol and local authorities.
Castro Valley report states a 20 30 Club member will host an all womens picnic at Redwood Regional Park tomorrow night starting 7 40 p m The event titled Ladies Night features a social program and replaces the clubs regular meeting as part of a club notes column.
Pleasanton budget set for hearing shows a 1957 422000 preliminary total amid regular council session. Officials will appoint a new planning commission member to replace chair Louis Hewitson and consider a building permit petition by Bill and Ollie Ackerman along with other agenda items.
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