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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
7
San Leandro club opens rifle range at the foot of Davis Street offering weekend all day operations and summer evenings starting 7 pm except Friday. The facility includes a 100 yard range for long guns and a 50 foot pistol and small bore range with standard shooting fees.
In Boston a report notes oysters suffer very high mortality during early life. It is estimated that for each oyster that reaches adulthood, over a million siblings are consumed by natural enemies while still larvae.
La Vista School District will award diplomas to 267 eighth grade pupils in ceremonies at La Vista School on Western Road. Dr. Vaughn D. Seidel, county superintendent of schools, will speak. Graduation week included a PTA sponsored picnic and a dance chaired by Mrs. Earl Mathews.
South County Democrats announce their first annual Fourth of July barbecue at Airport Park Recreation Center. Rudolph Dettenrieder, Ede Township Democratic Club chairman, says local clubs including Castro Valley, Hayward, Eden Township, San Lorenzo coordinate plans. Event set for 2 pm at 4901 Tennyson Road with adult tickets $1.50 and children 50 cents, sales by club members next week.
Pleasanton June 23 1957 Jade Fon Bay Area portrait artist to head Art in Action at Alameda County Fair opening in Pleasanton for a 14 day run His display will be set up in a parkway with paintings graphic acts and culture from Alameda County artists A post fair exhibit will show 44 prize winning works selected from the fair to Crocker Gallery Sacramento Aug 23 Sept 29.
Work to start on a new six crossing Biscayne Bay causeway linking Miami and the beach sheds. The project begins at 36th Street on the Miami side and will provide a direct route from Miami International Airport to beach communities, reducing traffic through downtown.
Aldous Huxley Brave New World will headline the Hayward Library adults group meeting led by Bernard Golumb. The discussion will map future directions and invite all interested to participate in the open event.
A Hayward writer Arthur Housley edited the story Next Stop for a collection published by Frederick Fell Inc. in Fairview Lane Redwood City. The anthology features Steve Allen and Robert Fontaine with a foreword by Inez Housley.
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