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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
2
Leandro council expected to adopt an interim roping ordinance for Mulford Gardens and Washington Manor on Monday night. The measure aims to curb unsightly conditions after the Supervisors ceded governance. It authorizes emergency immediate effect until permanent zoning can be set.
Chabot area leader E. J. Mutinsky says annexation petitions in the 70 acre district will begin circulation next week. He expects the City Atty. to provide legal contents by Monday afternoon as committee members meet Thursday night to divide the area into four parts for coverage.
Hayward school district announces Frank Perry aged 83 percent of the appointing body has named David St. Castro Valley as principal for the new East Ave School. Rees, superintendent of the Hayward Elementary-Mogtere School District, confirms the appointment.
The Hi ward Chamber of Commerce planning and development committee will meet Monday to discuss the borough form of government. The study seeks to determine if parts of the system would benefit Hayward area, part of a broader look at consolidation between San Leandro and Fremont. The meeting starts at noon at the Chamber office.
Rick Garn aged 42 of 11 Hehnings Court Hayward was convicted in Hayward Municipal Court on two counts of child molesting. He allegedly made advances to two 18-year-old girls at a Hayward music school where he worked as a salesman.
The Swiss Park near Freemont hosts the fourth performance of Only an Orphan Girl a melody drama with Gerry Bory as a convincing 12 year old and Dave Williams as a snarling villain. The cast includes Dan Brown Lee Greenley and Mary Guri among others with practical production staff and simple scenery. The audience reacted with boos hisses and applause as the show moved through acts.
In San Leandro planner Maurice W. Williams joined Ralph N. Kerr and Glenn Hughes on a committee to study air pollution. The commission, after reviewing a Bay Area air pollution officer’s communication, acted at its Thursday meeting. It also forwarded a resolution on defining a professional office for July 1 and considered amendments to support postwar apartments under zoning rules.
The theft of a large road grader from Hee sperian School grounds at 620 Drew St San Lorenzo was reported to sheriff's deputies yesterday. Owner John A Cartten ann 20830 Redwood Rd Castro Valley said there was no lock on the ignition.
Fremont and Newark city managers joined forces to block the Alameda County Water District budget of 5179,929 as directors planned adoption after hours. The move delays the budget, cites a need to review totals, and notes salary raises for Whitfield and attorney Hyman amid new positions.
Four Wheel Brake Service opened a new Hayward plant at A and Castyo Streets in a 170000 dollar facility. Vice Mayor Robert Wright and City Manager S. D. Smith attended the ceremony marking the eighth Bay Area plant. The Hayward shop will service about 600 cars per month with seven hydraulic lifts and other equipment for brake inspection and safety installations on all car models.
Mrs. Fra Gerhard 31 of 2161 Arctic St was convicted on five counts of fraudulently obtaining hypnotic drugs. She was granted two years probation by the court. Gerhard was arrested May 7 by San Leandro police and State Board of Pharmacy inspectors after misrepresenting herself as a physician to procure prescriptions. Police cited five instances where she allegedly telephoned pharmacies, claimed to be a physician, and ordered 50 to 70 pills, later appearing to pick them up.
San Leandro a car driven by 27 year old George Roderick plowed from West Estudillo into a fence around Thrasher Park pool after crossing railroad tracks. Roderick, despondent over racing losses, was treated and admitted for observation. In a separate two car crash near Crow Canyon Chateau four people were injured including Sgt Williston and Pvt Johnson.
Librarian William Webster announced that four week vacation book loans are available at the Hayward Library for the balance of the summer.
Funeral services will be held at 3 pm Monday at Rose Garden Chapel of H W Seramur Co for Louise G Peters 87 a pioneer San Leandro resident widow of Manuel Peters. She lived in the city before incorporation in 1872 attended Union School now Lincoln School and co operated Peters dairy in the Sybil Bancroft area. Survived by four children four grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Burial at Oakland Memorial Chapel.
Funeral services for Manuel Gomes 75 of 22874 Marilyn Ct were held at 1 p m Monday from Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward. A retired expressman and Azores Island native he lived here 54 years. He is survived by widow Emily E Gomes. Interment Memory Gardens Concord.
Fremont residents push a proposed 247000 capital improvement fund for a central civic center and recreation complex. Dr Edward Bauer urges council to back the project to avoid park sprawl and local factionalism while opponents advocate buying small parks. council directs feasibility study and cost for the 200 acre site.
The Alameda County grand jury nears the end of its hearing on the Nevada Consolidated Co Inc and United Enterprises in an inquiry into stock swindles. About 50 witnesses testified on Van Deusen of Oakland Spurr of San Lorenzo and company officers. Witnesses from Reno casinos reported funds used for gambling. Records Van Deusen kept disappeared and checks totaling several thousand dollars were cashed at hotels. Other witnesses identified checks and cash used in the alleged scheme.
Four day strike at Butter Crust Donuts and Fountains in San Leandro and Centerville ended. Co owner John Reckas said a contract grant Local 870 of the Retail Clerks Union jurisdiction over the firms retail clerks. The firm also agreed with Local 823 of the Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union to quit hiring minors and contribute to the union health and welfare.
Hayward Electronics Co opened this week at Caste Street specializing in television radio and electronic supplies for students amateurs and service dealers. Owner B E Little his wife Edith and Edward Abyeu of Oakland and Orville Montgomery will relocate to Hayward this weekend. Little is also president of Relea Inc headquartered at 623 Foothill Blvd Oakland. The Littles have lived in Hayward four years.
La Vista School District trustees will swear in member Paul Friedrich at a 4 p.m. meeting in the district administration building. The board will elect a president, clerk, and committee representative, currently Raymond Haker as president and William Tenney as clerk and committee rep, with an open house to follow.
A coroner's jury ruled Carl E. Christensen age 60 of 22319 Meekland Avenue Cherryland died from an accidental shooting. His body was found at home June 11 with a .22 caliber automatic pistol on the floor as deputies previously listed the case as accidental shooting or self-inflicted death.
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