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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
5
Oakland Chamber of Commerce backed universal military training with all 10 votes in the national referendum. The endorsement followed a Hayward chamber mail vote on UMT and after actions by the mill fairs committee influenced by a U.S. chamber referendum.
SAN LORENZO The fourth meeting of Hayward Area Bridge Club was at the Area Recreation clubhouse near Hayward Airport. Thirty members attended with Forrest A. Coke leading in duplicates scoring 7. Goodwin Musas close behind, and honorable mentions to John Hickman, Mrs Ralph Whitman, Aster Ratfield, Beverly Neitzel, and Helen Sherwood. New members are welcome. meetings are every Wednesday under Ernest F. Naffsinges' direction.
Washington Manor civilian defense director TAN LORENZO Milton Agnew announced first aid training classes will start soon at Washington Manor school to boost readiness for floods plane crashes earthquakes and other disasters. He appeals for black and fair wardens and first aid lames to ensure one trained member per home. details at Lockhaven.
Delegates at Kiwanis International's 37th annual convention in Seattle elected a Detroit banker to lead the organization for the coming year. Waller Ray, president of Standard Federal Savings and Loan Association of Detroit, will head Kiwanis International, with Chinde B. Hellman of Baltimore slated as president of Kiwanis dates national.
In Hayward area, parents must register beginners at Cherryland Baywood Kirt Burbank Made Highland Pairview and Markham schools before Friday. Age rules set four years nine months for kindergarten by Sept. 1 1962 and five years nine months for first grade by Sept. 1 1952. Birth certificates should be provided at registration.
A note on daily use from 0:30 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday describes the David Martin Playground under Shirley Ann Cook and Alvin Doel. Baseball runs 10:40 am to 12 pm daily. Mondays feature an Airplane Model exhibit at 1 pm and dramatics lessons at 2:20 pm by Ronald Limbert.
Hunt Foods of Hacienda Ward adds two processing shifts for boysenberries and two for potatoes. First potato canning at the Tocall cannery, with a trial run of pos luloeg two years ago. Cherries are transferred to Campbell facility. no cherries canning this season, apricots expected next. Oakland title firms plan offices. locations undisclosed. Bay Area manufacturing employs 173,200 in May, slight dip from 1981 but above 1954. Shipbuilding, aircraft, and electrical machinery show gains while other industries lag.
Wayward Eden Township Hospital district moves to call its November 4 general election for hospital directors. Incumbents Marvin Richardson and Leslie J Williams seek reelection after two full terms. Nominating papers must be filed with Dr Julius J Levine at the district office Room 202 7718 Cashy Valley Boulevard no later than 68 days before the election.
The General Council of Congregational Christian churches is expected to vote today on a show of confidence in the Council for Social Action CSA. Ford Foundation president Paul G. Hoffman urged action to show a nonviolent high minded society. Delegates approved a 4.5 million plan for new churches and facilities nationwide. Howard Stone Anderson was elected president of the band of home missions succeeding William F. MacCormack.
Mr and Mrs Ray Pereira hosted a Father's Day barbecue at their Groveway home honoring Joe E Pereira. Guests enjoyed barbecued rabbit on the patio with Mr and Mrs John Christenson and Rick alongside Marty Hernandez Gilmer Herrier and Rudy Tamicich and their families from Hayward. Sharon and Donna Pereira hosted by Pereiras.
Castro Valley officials voted to hire Mike Johnson as full time paid fire chief for the coming fiscal year with a July 1 start and about 430 dollars monthly salary. A leather plaque named him Citizen of the Year, awarded by the Castro Valley Lions Club. The commission will meet to discuss appointing a new commissioner to fill the vacancy after Pete Selmeczkei’s death.
Collie Fanciers sponsor their season puppy match at Knowland State Park Castro Valley California announced by Jim Coleman president Jane Kuska will judge the American Kennel Club approved show at 10 a m Prizes include trophies for first place and ribbons for first through fourth place Puppies enter three classes including two months to Bo months and 12 months Mrs Virginia Gray 908d Crowe girl Castro Valley is show chairman Gallia fanciers may phone for more information at LU Vn 5
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