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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
2
San Leandro and Hayward high school students from Arroyo Amador Joint Castro Valley Livermore and San Lorenzo depart Saturday for Boys State in Sacramento. Delegates learn city county and federal government over a week under American Legion Post 117.
California Davis campus held a nine day session where 380 young women and delegates from Hayward San Leandro Livermore Castro Valley and other districts form county and state governments. Notables include Vicki Souza Linda Rathbone Judith Meyer James Marini Robert Shepard Arva Carlson and Arca Regas among others with support from local clubs.
Kenneth West general manager of André Paper Box Co spoke at the Chabot Lions Club Tuncheoy meeting in SAN LEANDRO. Introduced by program chairman Martin Evie Fac, the club meets weekly at the Rice Room on MacArthur.
Alameda County Sheriff H. P. Gleason asks county supervisors for a 3 percent raise for 250 deputies and inspectors averaging 25 dollars per month. He says the increases will not raise the 1957 58 tax rate due to annexations expanding county services in Southern Alameda County.
Alameda County planners push tentative master plan with three and a half hours of hearings before the Board of Supervisors final action. Three committees clash on land use with Jewel high land favored for residential industrial and agricultural needs while Hill lands are deemed too costly. Dean Morrison represented a faction arguing high lot costs are excessive and questioned Gleason's budget hearing presentation by Atty Willard Shea.
Newark city budget session set for 8 pm in Sycamore Hall as Mgr John Wail outlines tentative spending. Rotary of San Leandro plans a benefit spaghetti supper to raise funds for the San Leandro Boys Club Building Fund, with 130 volunteers serving 4000 to 5000 guests and 550 pounds of meat ordered. Local events include a July 11 school fundraiser with varied shows at Bancroft Ave School gym.
Washington D C public works appropriation bill includes 1 million for San Lorenzo Creek flood control projects. Passed by the House per Congressman George F. Miller. Zone 2 voters had approved 7 million, with 800 for the San Lorenzo Creek project. Senate and presidential action pending. Affected areas include Castro Valley Ashland Washington Manor Meekland San Lorenzo and Cherryland.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for clinical social workers to fill positions paying 4523 dollars annually in Veterans Administration hospitals and regional offices in the United States and Puerto Rico. Applications and information available at Southern Alameda County post offices.
Dr H Stuart Hughes associate professor of history at Stanford University is slated as the speaker for the College of San Mateo commencement exercises on Sunday. The Pleasanton planning commission meets tonight to discuss a proposed trailer park on Sernel Ave near San Mateo High.
Hayward earns an outstanding achievement award from the International Association of Chiefs of Police for traffic supervision activity last year, one of five U.S. cities in its population category. Palo Alto East Cleveland Billings High Point also won in 25,000 to 50,000 class with California cities noted for multiple certificates.
Washington Manor's park opening on Zelvaa Street has been postponed to late July after a Community Services District meeting. The June 20 start was pushed due to changes and rework, with talks underway with San Leandro Recreation Dept and Hayward Area Recreation Department about Washington Manor’s withdrawal. SLHD may assume recreation projects September 1 and take over Washington Park.
ALAMEDA The comedy Run for Your Lives opens on the 28th for the Jameda Little Theater season finale. Leon Lord wrote the original mystery thriller chiller set in modern times. William Woodall says the cast and audience will all enjoy the production running weekends through July 20 with a large ensemble including Bob Ramage Sam Holmes Sue Versee Nancy Hil Sharon Havens Jana Sherry Walting Also Knowles Larry Vandeveer Don Pieris Marion Wuesthott Ted Ray Rich Montgomery Joe Mong Jotin Bruzzone Anne Worthy Enid Cohen Julie Cohen and Doris Simmons.
In Greenville Mississippi city officials require swimmers to wear bathing caps to prevent hairpins from clogging pumps. The rule targets clogged filtration systems as a repeated nuisance during swimming season.
California State Fair and Exposition officials warn that art show entries will be accepted until July 5 for the August event. Earl Lee Kelly of Carmichael serves as director in charge of the show logistics and entries.
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