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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
9
Authoritative notes warn there is no special diet for heat beyond replacing salt and water lost in perspiration. Severe heat can cause up to ten quarts of daily sweat, and even 1 percent water loss affects circulation and heat tolerance. Replacing fluids hourly maintains efficiency, and accustomed individuals need no extra salt though taste guides intake.
Floresta Gardens elects Stuart Potesta Hal Norcup and Dean Cooper as officers with Anderson named president and Robert Barker as director. Rod Gordon David Karp and William Suerl hold key posts in newly formed group. Proceeds from a fundraiser benefit equipment and the Babe Ruth League.
Fifteen young accordionists from Southern Alameda County tour starting June 18 to compete in the Rocky Mountain Accordion Festival in Denver on June 4 and 22. They sponsor fundraisers with support from Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce and local groups, guided by instructor Louis Jacklich. The troupe, featuring numerous local students from San Lorenzo Castro Valley Alameda and Hayward areas, will also perform at the Accordion Association of Northern California festival in Oakland on June 15 and plan a Western States Accordion Festival appearance in Long Beach August 9.
Castro Valley teenagers who formed most of the working force for the Cerebral Palsy March collected 1371 dollars, chairman Tom Bullock reports. Teens earned about 29 percent more than adults did in 1957.
CASTRO VALLEY A helicopter team from the Army will test landing and takeoff facilities at Eden Hospital Monday around 10 15 a m The H 21 helicopter known as the Flying Banana will land in the hospital upper parking lot Administrator Harry Blythe said the aircraft will set down and depart from the area as part of the test plan
Dow Chemical Company sees water pollution charges dropped after the California Fish and Game Department found the Antioch plant had installed 35000 dollars worth of waste treatment equipment. The department inspected and approved the system as satisfactory.
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