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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
8
Upholsterer and entertainer Bink Mangano of Hayward plans to display talents at the Seattle World's Fair. Mangano, 24491 Groom St, will head to Seattle at month end to audition his act featuring an inner tube, a vacuum cleaner, and a saw.
A quirky note mentions a robot built from a bass violin that Mangano calls not much. It merely walks around and smokes a cigar as part of a lighthearted aside in a collection of juvenile hall and local civic snippets.
Fremont Chamber of Commerce manager Angelo Siracusa urged Alameds County Water District directors to reduce the 1962-63 operating budget by more than 100000 dollars and to lower the tax increase by purchasing 20000 acre feet of South Bay Aqueduct water next year. The chamber voiced disappointment with the district’s decision to charge taxpayers for water and warned of higher levies on Washington Township property owners unless costs are trimmed.
Two Hayward men pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to burglary and await Superior Court sentencing on the felony charge. Names cited include Linyd Rhodes and Austin Lee Water, both 22, residents of Maywood Street and Magnolia Street. Authorities say the arrests were made by the sheriff's department on a complaint filed by W. J. McKeynolds.
The Weer district chair William Rumpert de told Siracusa the current budget was only tentative. The needed minimum purchase is 20 000 feet annually with a total toll cost for obtaining one water 31,000 acres priced at 438,000 dollars. Two teachers retire after 20 years of service including Mrs. Ruth Murphy of Niles Irvington schools and Mrs. Viola Craig. Fernays and Turnball also leave, with Turnbull moving to Oklahoma. Nisa Syx plans moving to Arizona.
Music students from Newark seven elementary schools perform tonight in Junior Music Night. Amateur acts Spoor and Gilbert and Billy Anderson appear in the Essanay Days observance with a pre show in the L p.m. area. Show begins at 8 p.m. at Silva School Newark Boulevard and Thorton Avenue with the district program continuing tomorrow.
The Augmented County Committee on School District Organization tentatively approves a single district plan for Washington Township. The plan would consolidate kindergarten through high school into a district serving about 23 000 students in a growing area. Newark attempts to defend an independent district were rejected. Newark board members challenge the committee while questioning future discussions.
A five day Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton features a plan to merge Washington Union High and surrounding districts into a large Fremont Newark Union City district. Citizens from Newark push for Newark alone, while UC educators study the proposal. The event includes a Friday talent show with 3,000 expected, the Essanay Days nostalgia, and a Sunday 2 pm parade starting at Corpus Christi Church, with a final public hearing before a state board election.
Potter C Zeter assistant director at Livermore Hospital has been promoted to a similar post at the San Francisco VA Hospital. The move follows five years as assistant director at Livermore and comes as a public hearing was demanded by Newark residents. Potter will transfer June 15 with a successor unnamed. The committee heard sharp debate over district unity and the Newark Elementary School District.
Four veteran Milex School District teachers were honored at a luncheon by coworkers as they prepared to leave the district. The event marked years of service ranging from six to two years.
Faculty organizations at Hay Mare State College yesterday unanimously endorsed Proposition 3 the 270 million bond issue for state buildage construction. Spokesmen said the bond would fund 11.7 million for the dowal state college and was backed by the Association of California Teachers’ Association.
Members of the Southern Alameda County Chapter of the California Society of Professional Engineers will entertain guests at a dining dance on June & at Kiote Hills Country Club Jarvis Road west of the Nimitz Freeway in Newark. Invitations issued by Alan B Campbell of Fremont, secretary of the Sonoma County unit.
Health note discusses potential links between large newborn size and maternal diabetes. It cites a statistic that a baby weighing ten pounds at birth associates with about an 85 percent chance the mother has diabetes. The piece appears to be a medical capsule by Dr. Michael A. Petit.
Wayne Jensen is elected student body president for 1962-63 at Livermore High School defeating Ted Goad Mike Agar and Phil Johnson. Ray Armstrong wins vice president, Susan Dep King unopposed for secretary, Teath Ann Dolan tops treasurer. Varsity cheerleaders named Kay Knott Judy Vierra Bev Wat Sian Aus. Junior varsity cheerleaders listed. Election notes indicate a runoff is held today.
The Daily Review recommends voters on June 5 selecting Donald E. Feragen for County Assessor and Stanley N. Petersen for Sheriff. George M. Silliman and Dan Cooper are urged for Supervisors Districts 1 and 2 respectively. Prop 1 200 million School Bonds Prop 2 250 million Veterans Bonds Prop 3 270 million State Building No Prop 4 100 million Housing Prop 5 150 million Parks Prop 6 Yes Extend Daylight Saving Time and $3 million Hayward Water Bonds.
A Veterans for Stevenson committee forms to back Democratic candidate John Le Stevenson in the congressional district race. The group is led by DAV district judge Vincent Muscarelli as chairman and Dwight Rice as secretary.
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