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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
11
A Bay Area note outlines Mrs. James A. Devlin of Hayward seeking help for two orphaned kittens. Claudia Bethel of Castro Valley volunteers her cat Pretty, but the cat rejects the parentage role after a brief trial. The tale blends local life and lighthearted animal rescue.
A Castro Valley delegation will accompany Miss Jeanne Warren to Santa Cruz June 24 26 for the Miss California contest. More than 50 area residents plan to join sponsors the 20 30 club plus Chanticleers little theaters group backing her bid. Reservations for others are available from Fairchild Studio Castro Valley.
The Alvarado Chamber of Commerce announces its annual dinner set for June 16 at Crew Canyon Content. Leslie H. Moffey, chamber secretary, says plans for a Planning Commission member to discuss zoning at this week’s meeting have been canceled.
Community leaders across San Leandro Hayward and nearby districts organize to form a hospital building fund. Neighborhood and district chairmen set to recruit block leaders and hold information meetings to explain goals and solicit support from more than 125 neighborhood heads this fall.
Alameda County water district directors authorize a wage study amid talk of underpaid staff. The board forms a study committee with Chairman Grimmer and General Manager Whitfield. They oppose county changes and back a policy against expanding water acquisitions in other basins. A proposal for an engineer and health insurance plan triggers debate, then is tabled.
Hayward Union High School district trustees voted unanimously to invite San Leandro school trustees to a joint meeting to discuss mutual education problems. They approved a salary raise for Superintendent L R Ramm and extended his contract, set bid openings for Castro Valley and Arroyo high schools, and noted AB 163 talks on annexation. The move aims to ensure an unbroken educational program for students amid annexation tensions.
Newark flood control hearing draws hostile crowd as engineer Crowle explains Zone 5 details. Residents question open ditches and Centerville impacts while developers cite need for flood control to proceed with housing, industry, and plant expansions.
Baywood area moves toward joining Hayward as city council approves petition circulation. The Bay Wood Committee for Annexation, led by Willis L Nye, plans a pamphlet to explain facts and gain support. Opponents led by Col M A Pimentel urge residents to refuse signatures amid a 930 acre area dispute.
Decoto school board authorized Superintendent Harela Schoenfeld to negotiate for 2.3 acres for a future school site and for 3 acres adjacent for expansion. Flooding from Hillview Crest drainage noted. tentativ budget acceptance tabled to next meeting to allow valuation review.
Virgil A. Revie a county schools staff psychologist will be awarded a Doctor of Education degree at the University of California Berkeley commencement on June 17 He has served since 1952 in Castro Valley and Centerville schools and will teach summer courses in special education at the University of Nevada Reno including methods for teaching physically handicapped and mentally retarded and gifted children
Castro Valley Chanticleers Inc. of Southern Alameda County will hold its fifth installation Monday at 4 p.m. at the Castro Valley Community Center. C. C. Payne will be installed as resident successor to Norman Bratton. New officers include Walt Gordon vice president Ruth Dingman secretary Earl Jansen treasurer Rosalinda Thomas business manager. Retiring officers are Bart Hayes Ruth Dingman Wiley Mount and Rich Fontes. Public invited. An entertainment program has been planned with dessert and coffee to be served.
Hayward high school's class officers yesterday were elected for the fall semester of 1555. Barbara Woolley is president with Ann Sakai as vice president and Barbara Green as secretary. Various officers and league representatives were named for girls and boys groups, with rejections planned for incoming freshmen.
Alameda County Planning Commission approved tentative maps totaling 380 homesites in Washington and Eden ships. Tract 1611 in Irvington has 210 lots south east of Driscoll road and north of Fifth street. Tract 1559 in Irvington has 104 lots between Cooks road and Third street. Castro Valley holds Tract 1624 with 53 homesites and Tract 1631 with six lots east of Redwood road near Mire Loma street. A survey for a six jot development at Welnut and Seven Hills was approved, plus ads signs for Mt Eden road Southern Pacific and Hesnerien near Jackson. Commissioner Florence Buehler opposed signs as traffic hazards.
L K Johnson sales manager for Earle C Anthony Inc to address Southern Alameda County Real Estate board at a noon meeting tomorrow in San Leandro. The event features a sales executive talk and networking for realtors in the area.
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