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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1956

Page

9

Talent Among Handicapped Lifts Job Hope For Three Youths

The Bay Area report profiles Micaela, Conrad, and Elias Lara as handicapped youths who secured on the job training and hope for regular employment through the State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation. Conrad gains in speech and confidence at Frank's Bicycle Shop with on the job training and later employment. Micaela advances in social confidence after training with Cecelia Davis at Colonial Dressmaking Shoppe, though not yet employed. Lara seeks a drafting path with support from Clifford Heilman, facing housing constraints that the Department of Employment would help mitigate if he secures work nearby. The piece highlights the need for willing employers to provide on the job training as the crucial step to lasting placements.

Dorothy Cuthbertson Miracle Martinez Conrad] Lenz Elias Lara Micaela Washington Street Hayward Gil Conrad Alameda Lara Ida Slee State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Sets State Department Norman Lund Department of Employment Cecelia Davis Castro Street D” Street Bay Area Tara Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Daily Review Frank Alves State Department of Conrad Lenz Alves

Russell Endorses Johnson of Texas for Democratic Nomination

Sen Richard B Russell of Georgia endorsed Sen Lyndon Johnson of Texas for the Democratic presidential nomination. Russell said Johnson is more in sympathy with the Souths rights principles than Stevenson and could have an outside chance if he campaigns actively.

Silanta Richard B. Russell D-Ga Sen Lyndon Johnson Dtex x a _ Russell Johnson South Stevenson Joanson

County Palsy group re-elects Elmer Zollner as leader

Elmer P Zollner, civic leader and insurance executive, was unanimously reelected to serve on the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Alameda County for 1956 57. The meeting in the Alameda County Cerebral Palsy Center discussed completing the half million dollar facility with occupancy planned next month. Harald G Grew was first vice president, Emile Bouchet second vice president, R J Benish secretary, and Jack Fiorani treasurer. Board members include Judge Redmond Staats Jr Berkeley Lanny Caprelli Oakland TV Frank Coakley Piedmont Edwin A Clancy Jr Alameda Judge Gerald Connitt Len Leandro Byron Lewis Pleasanton Captain Richard Foudy Washington township Pete Nunes San Lorenzo Henry Gonsales Emeryville Saunders representing multiple communities and others pending election.

Elmer P. Zollner United Cerebral Sy Association of Alameda County Cerebral Palsy Center Lincon Avenue Oakland UCPA Zolner Harold G. Grew Emile Bouchet R. J. Benish Jack Fiorani Redmond Staats, Jr Berkeley Lanny Caprelli Frank Coakley Piedmont Edwin A. Clancy, Jr Alameda Gerald Connitt Len Leandro Byron Lewis Hayward Richard Foudy Pleasanton Pete Nunes Washington Township Henry Gonsales San Lorenzo H. W.’ Saunders Emery Wille al ‘Sang Ashland Castro Valley Livarmore Bosra Aera Elmo Mazzera Leo Baum Hart Eastman Archia Elliott M.J. Gershenson E. W.jermark Nat Levy Willem “McGuinness Edward Seifert Mary Valle Leona Ward John Church

School Staff Changes Told

Dr. Vaughan D. Seidel, county superintendent, announced staff changes effective July 1. George P. Rusteika will succeed Mrs. Ethel S. Ward as assistant superintendent in charge of curricular services. Ward retires June 30. Raymond L. Smith becomes coordinator of curriculum materials at the Curriculum Materials center near Pleasanton. Josephine Noble joins as instruction supervisor after two years at Eden Dale, San Lorenzo. Marjorie L. Kelley resigns as coordinator of curriculum materials to join Livermore Elementary’s supervisory staff. Yvonne Heenan appointed as speech correction teacher for several county schools. Carmen Wiersma succeeds Grace L. Randall as head of the credentials office. Randall retires June 30 after 22 years.

Vaugan D. Seidel George P. Rusteika Ethel 5. Ward Ward Raymond L. Smith Pleasanton Josephine Noble Edendale San Lorenzo Marjorie L. Kelley Livermore Yvonne Heenan Carmen Wiersma Jill Grace L. Randall Randall

College Aid Barbecue Set for St Marys Scholarship Fund

The Southern Alameda County St Marys Alumnus association chapter will host the 1st Annual Scholarship Barbecue on July 19 at Aylins Rancho near Hayward Airport. Proceeds fund a new scholarship for a Southern Alameda County boy to attend St Marys each year starting 1957. Tickets and details available from chapter committeemen listed, with event featuring barbecued steak dancing and swimming.

St. Mary’s College Southern Alameda County St. “Mary's Hayward Aylin’s Rancho Sunset ‘Boulevare William J. Bettencourt Estudillo Avenue San Leandro New Alameda County St. ‘Mary's Louis KH. Hill Owen D. Carr Wiliam B. Davie Thomas S. Hart Walter L. Linton Robert A.lindquist John A. Mitchell Don Murphy Anthony L. Nunes James O. O'Hare Wail DB. Sweeney Richard 'E. ‘Tomp' Kins Welch

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