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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
5
Summer personnel in the Way wend Area Recreation District head to training as playgrounds open next Monday and day camps a week later. The annual staff luncheon at Castro Valley Community Center kicks off pre summer sessions with topics on playground leadership, safety, and public relations.
Registration opens Wednesday for a new series of ballet and tap classes for children three years and older, offered at Castro Valley Del Rey Airport and Sorensdale parks. The 31 eight week sessions run July 7 to August 30, with classes daily except Sundays and Mondays. A $200 fee per course is due by July 1 to confirm enrollment, and each child may take up to three ballet and three tap classes.
Oakland registration day for the six week summer session for adults and children is set for June 23. Classes will open immediately after registration. For more information call the registrar at Olympic 3808. The college is located at Broadway and College Ave in Oakland.
Decoto Decoto School Dist trustees set a bid call for the Barnard School addition at tomorrow's 7 3 p.m. meeting in the administration building 725 Whip ple Decoto agenda includes salary requests for cafeteria personnel custodians gardeners bus drivers school clerks secretaries and bookkeepers.
Fremont girl Lois M. Breece received a bachelor of science degree at spring commencement exercises at Arizona State College Tempe. Miss Breece a 1953 graduate of San Lorenzo High School majored in home economics and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie R Breese of Mission San Jose.
Kiwanis and the Energy Commission report Rotary Club members honor Rev Homer Schwarz with an six reactor visit in San Lorenzo. The former San Lorenzo Community Church pastor resigned to become Spokane pastor. A public banquet will be held at Villa Lorenzo at 7 p.m. with a dance program by Jack Tharp pupils.
Dr Knoles chancellor of College of the Pacific will address an institute for classified personnel of Southern Alameda County schools. The Friday meeting at Castro Valley High School begins at 8:30 am and includes brief presentations and a program of vocal and instrumental music. Morning and afternoon sessions are moderated by San Lorenzo and Washington Union district staff. Deputy Haney Clausen will demonstrate fire extinguishers in the afternoon session.
A 17 year old, William Hague of 1163 Potsdam Street, was pinned under a car when a bumper jack slipped yesterday at 58 minutes after midnight. He was taken to Eden Hospital in good condition with head injuries, bruises, and scratches. Robert Forrest, 31, and Hague’s friends helped lift the car and free him.
Livermore marks its 40th annual rodeo with visitors from Bornen and a quiet close after a heat sparked Saturday faintings. Winners include Gilroy land dill team, Stockton Navy drill team, Alameda County Sheriff's Posse, and Valley Motors, with notable horse and stock events and awards across two days.
San Leandro dentist Frank Saito will speak at the San Leandro Kiwanis luncheon at Onstad's 1812 Washington Ave. He recounts a recent journey to northern Germany the Rhine Valley and Copenhagen. Assistant Superintendent Phil Loves will introduce him.
A Sunday afternoon want ad highlights a cabin cruiser as a top gift idea for Dad. The notice emphasizes a surprise purchase from Class 19 listings, inviting readers to consider a memorable boating present.
Trustees meet at 7:30 p m at the district office to approve Wallace Webb and Son bid for four classrooms, walkways, and appurtenances at Marshall School. They will also consider filing applications with the State Allocation Board for Clifton and Castro Valley projects, establish Redwood Intermediate and Redwood Primary as separate units, and set salaries for classified staff including a business assistant, custodians, kindergarten helper, and a driver for blind pupils.
The Rev John V Moore, six years pastor of Hayward First Methodist Church, will depart for Chico to serve Trinity Methodist Church. His successor is Rev Robert H Fitch from Petaluma, arriving tomorrow to preach Sunday. The Moores and three daughters move into 590 Fifth St parsonage Saturday.
The world's annual diamond production would fill about 73 basketfuls, roughly 98,000,000 carats, with most mined in South Africa.
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