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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1957

Page

7

Newark Works Dept Lottery Chooses Duty Harolds Smith

Harold Smith won a three man public works lottery in Newark to dispose of animal remains. Foreman Gene LaSage and Manuel Balcita praised the formal process. Smith complies with swift undertakings and marks the burial site as a precaution.

Newark Public Works Dept Harold Smith Gene LaSage Manuel Balcita Balella LaSage Smith Smaith

Youths to Enter Top Livestock In County Fair

Pleasanton youths from South County 4A and Future Farmer clubs will showcase a multi‑million dollar livestock parade at the Alameda County Fair opening Friday. Entries span 4‑H dairy hog sheep beef and FFA divisions with participants from Hayward Newark Livermore Pleasanton Irvington Castro Valley and Castro Valley area clubs.

Pleasanton South County Alameda County Dale Carrithers Fair Assny Fair Carruthers Mission Sans Jose William Ralph Livermore Guy Warren Hayward Fred Lewis Fremont Holly Joseph Judy’ Martin Ronnie Clifton Chris Silvey Toni Soares Gary Larsen Marjorie Terra Karpn Butchko Ann Louise Siliya Niles Adrienne Crystal Iblington Alan Hitchins Castro Valley Danny Dorothy Patsy Joyce Huche Roy Hamilton David Giger Wayne Campos Dorothy Laurence Georgina Yeager Dave Bogard Wayne Curie Hubert Vandenakker Richard Schumacher Paul Enos Jim Slater A. Gutierrez Gary J.chapman Joyce Hill Jerry Schumacher Jon Vandenakker Melvyn Go Gaddini Arnold Silvey Jay Conover Don Jess Mike Whalen Don Ferry Jerry Dias Bill Plant Dennis Price B. Glusendorf D. Wiles Ken Krause Irvington Bruce Gellerman Dick Kielly Bill Leeds Daliis Smith Robert, Frick Ray Fagundes Mike Murray Bill Brittain Jack Silvier Don Joe Jess Stanley Day Ronnie Oliveira LeRoy Salter Newark Frank Ziemer Dan Cline Sunol FFA Hors A. Davis Ralph Butchko Jim Yeager Hob Bailey D. Gabel Richard Timm D. Butler Bob Edner Christopher Silvey R. Caldeira Ronald Enns Stanley Gonsalves V. Wackerly Carl Roderick Mission San Jose M. Overacher T. Fimentel Surel Pat’ McCarty Robert Frick Bob Caldeira Chas. Inderbitzen Arnald Caldiera

Brawling Youth Sentenced After Gordons Drive-In melee

SAN LEANDRO Jack Bower an 18 year old Oakland youth among six arrested May 26 after a melee with police at Gordons Drive-In was sentenced to 90 days in jail by Municipal Judge Gerald P Connitt. Two others Joaquin Megelhaes and Frank Munoz already received duplicate terms Munoz sentence with probation with final decision set for July 2. Bower pleaded guilty earlier to malicious mischief and resisting arrest.

San Leandro Jack Bower Oakland Fou Gordons Gerald P. Connitt Joaquin Megelhaes Alice St Heyward Frank Munoz Orchard Ave Bower

Rezoning Bid Denied For Shopping Center

Fremont planners reject rezoning for a Thornton Avenue shopping center citing traffic hazards and possible blight. Commission votes 4 to 1. July 15 continuation for Glenmoor Homes Inc. expansion awaits. Also urged keeping a 8.63 acre area between Newark and Fremont agricultural until annexation. zoning permits issued for car sales and a three minute automatic car wash on Main Street near Thornton Avenue.

Nanning Dick Wilkin Son Gordon Dubuque Glenmoor Homes Inc Leon Rimey Berkeley Cormy Mission Alameda County Planning Commission Island Newark I Fremont Main

Groundbreaking ceremonies set for three Hayward industries

Hayward will host groundbreaking ceremonies at noon tomorrow under Chamber of Commerce auspices for Tool Rite Tool and Die Co Mitchell Co and Cloud Co all moving to Tomlinson Annes access road near Western Sky Industries Russell City Rd Cloud Co will relocate from the airport site Freeman Engineering Inc opens nearby at 7915 Russell City Rd to manufacture poultry feeding and machinery equipment City officials will attend and a lunch at Ranch House follows

Hayward Industries Chamber of Commerce Tomlinson Annes Western Sky Industries Russell City Rd Ares Tool Rite Tool and Die -Co San Leandro Mitchell Co Cherryland Cloud Co Hayward Cloud C O Freeman Engineering, Inc

Lorenzo Teachers Plan Study at UC

Two San Lorenzo residents James C Crase and John Urton will join about 200 high school teachers from across the nation at the University of California Berkeley campus for a two month Summer Institute for Teachers of Science. The program, run by UC Extension with National Science Foundation funding, runs today through August 9.

San Lorenzo James C. Crase Longrin Bret Harte Oakland John Urton Chiquita Encinal High School Alameda Berkeley University of California University of California Extension National Science Foundation

49ers to Attend Lions Luncheon and Meeting

The item notes San Francisco 49ers attending a Lions Club luncheon in Hayward and related public discussions. It references WUHS scheduling bids, CofC parking studies, and a Washington Manor meeting with film highlights, booths, and a proposal for a land gift to Washington Park.

49Ers Lions

County funds allot chamber ads. raises total to 143470

County Supervisors approved 15000 each for Hayward and San Leandro Chambers of Commerce for advertising, up 4000 from last year, by a 3 to 2 vote. Chairman Sweeney and Supervisors Dunn and Stanley supported. Hazeto and Pursel dissented. Other allocations included Castro Valley 2400, Fremont 6000, and Newark 4000 with various increases.

Hayward San Leandro Chamber of Chambers of Commerce Aay Castro Valley Fremont Newark Union City Alvarado

Summer Teen Program Set

Castro Valley govers HARD sponsors first high school summer playground program at Castro Valley High School opening Monday. Open 1:30 to 6:30 pm Monday through Friday until Aug 23. Activities include basketball ping pong football softball volleyball and other games. Ed Hart leads recreation with PTA help under Frances Preisendorf supervision. Valley school adds to 45 HARD playgrounds citywide.

Castro Valley Hayward Area Recreation, Dist Castro Valley High School C . Ford Ambrose Ed Hart Castro Valley High PTA Frances Preisendorf Hard

Optimists To Honor Youth in San Leandro Meeting

Rosiland Chinn 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Chinn of 1733 Russ Ave is San Leandro Youth of the Month to be honored by the Optimist Club at Haycock's 1398 Hayes St tomorrow at 7 30 pm Dinner will feature Win Richards Bancroft Junior High principal who will accompany Chinn a sophomore this fall She is active in church Sunday school School Honor Society and Girls Affairs commissioner Former Beavers swim team member Also guests include Leo Bruning president and Ginny Asvitt secretary of the Junior Rifle Club sponsored by Leandro Optimists.

San ‘Leandro Rosiland Chinn Jay. Chinn Russ’ Ave San Leandro Haycock's Hayes St Misz Chinn Win Richards Bancroft Junior High School San‘ Leandro Bethel Job's Daughters l San Leandro Beavers Leo Bruning Ginny Asvitt Leandro Optimists

Manor Board Sets Park Rites Meet

Washington Manor plans to dedicate Washington Park on Zelma Street with a June 2 ceremony. The Community Services District directors will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Corvallis School to discuss the event plus a long term lease on St. Felicitas Church property for recreation and the withdrawal of areas from Hayward Area Recreation District.

Washington Manur Washington ‘Park Zelma St Commuunity Services Dist Tomor Corvallis School Corvallis, St St. Felicitas Dayton Ave Hayward Area Recreation Dist

Wimmer Starts Agenda On Downtown Parking Needs

On the agenda will be a discussion of a survey to determine the need for special parking facilities for downtown employees, according to Chairman Willem Bowman.

Wimmer Willem Bowman

School Aid Compromise Divides Alameda County

Amid a mixed reaction, Southern Alameda County school leaders hailed a compromise bill sending about 65 million dollars in state aid to education, with districts like Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Hayward approving budgets contingent on the governor's signature. Some see improved per pupil funding and potential tax relief, while others caution aid falls short of expectations and leaves districts facing ongoing needs.

Alameda County Nee Castro Valley San Lorenzo Jack Rees Hayward Elementary School Rees Charles Kenney Mt. Eden Mt Eden Kenney Paul Ehret San’ Lorenzo School Dist Trax Anthony Scafani Jent Niles School Dist Mission San Jose May Williams Mission “San ~Jose Irvington Gus Robertson

Eden names new 4 H leaders and officers

Mr Eden announces new 4 H leaders with Mrs Ann Sichak succeeding Mrs Alice Silvey as community leader. Assistant will be William R Gates. Andy Sichak elected 4 H president. Marelexe Parrish vice president. Alice Martinez recording secretary. Mary Ann Curtis corresponding secretary. Chris Silvey treasurer. Carolyn Porters Arnold Trujillo Bergeantrat Jennett Diane Wilkerson song leaders Andrea Matala Eileen Yamashita game leaders Rosemary Shivey Charles Sichak program chairmen.

Ann Sichak Eden Alice Silvey William. R. Gates Andy Sichak Marelexe Parrish Alice. Martinez Mary Ann Curtis Chris Silvey Carolyn Porters Arnold Trujillo Bergeantrat Jennett Jennett and ‘Diane, Wilkerson,song Leaders; Andrea Matala Eileen Yamashita Rosemary Shivey Charles” Sichak

Castro Valley Schools Adopt New Pay Schedule

Castro Valley School District trustees last night adopted a new salary schedule contingent on Gov. Knight's approval. The plan sets a $4,050 minimum and $7,420 maximum, with June 25 for any administrator and classified staff raises. Trustees also directed Dr. Marvin Smith to inform the county planning commission of disapproval of a Seven Hills shopping center project at Redwood Road, noting it would affect school children.

Castro Valley Knight Castro Valley-School Dist Marvin Smith Seven Hills Redwood Ra Harold Mohr

Hayward Learn to Swim signup reopens for youth classes

Additional openings in the Learn to Swim program at Hayward Plunge will be available tomorrow morning at 8 oclock in the Serene office. Signups are for boys and girls eight years old and younger starting July 8. Over 1000 youngsters registered in a few hours on June 3, prompting a second signup window. In person registration at the HARD office requires a parent’s written consent.

Hayward Area Asia F St. Hay Hayward Plunge

Leandro Pupil To Be Honored In Alameda County

Leandro Pupil Leandro Pupil to be honored at a Alameda County club dinner dance in Oakland. Lynn Ane Carrej a 1957 San Leandro High School graduate Portuguese descent will receive a certificate from Alameda County Cabrida Club No. 1. Presentation by Frank R. Silva. Awards include youngest and oldest fathers.

San Leandro Lynn Ane Carrej Alameda County Cabrida Club Sciots Hall Oakland Carrei San Jose State College Alvin Carrei Wake Ave Cefurlo Club Frank R. Silva Alameda County Club George Pimentel

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Bill Masenheimer California Hayward Lions Club Centerville Stella Abreu Vivian Peggy A. Dougherty Sunset Blvd Sheriff's Deputies Henry J. Thomsen Belmar St Tom Caldecott Assembly Albert Parma Juniper St Elvis John Humbert Mills Boucharé Castro Valley Elementary Mickey Hevenor Vanney School Susan de Noble Stanton School Steve Rubiolo WUHS Cofc Cofc Retail Meet San Francisco Gordy, Soltau Hugh “Mcthe Ayware Caamber Elhenny Bob St. Claire Commerce -Parking Committee Hayward Lions Washington Union ‘High School Washington Manor Morrow Washington West Ave la Lorenzo John Guinee J. W Phil White Pragram Goold Chambers Manor Board Mr. Eden Hard States Swim Leandro U.C. - Express & Storage. CO East Say
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