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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1954
Page
11
In a lighthearted fashion column two women debate spring hats at a fashion show. They seek rules for hat wear as no manual exists, then the piece playfully prescribes humorous conditions for when a spring hat should be worn, tying it to domestic scenes and memories.
Daily Review reports Area Recreation District beginner and intermediate swimming classes open to women only with a new registration extension through Monday. Hayward police seek a man who joined a bathtub theft on Hill Street near Crest School, valued at 90 dollars, taken from wrecking site despite no trespassing signs.
Hayward councilmen debated hiring an industrial agent to attract industry. Realtor Leonard Seeley opposed the move, despite his San Leon background. Police reported Nikko the horse spotted at Orchard and Castro at 2:15 am, later taken to 1544 Castro Street to Joe McGlinchy. McGlinchy said the horse belonged to his stepson and joked it was Nikko’s birthday.
An uninstructed 17 member delegation will represent Eden Township Democratic club at tomorrow’s pre primary convention of Democrats in San Leandro. Delegates will endorse candidates for state offices and for congress in the Eighth District, with Rex Nicholson and Carlos Bee among key speakers and officials arranging credentials and arrangements for the gathering.
Washington Manor homeowners’ association executive board finds the Coro Foundation report a solid study but calls for further analysis before deciding. Ernest Michelsen proposes a unified central committee of local associations and a three to six month data gathering period on services, structures, population, and annexation options. Copies will be sold at Washington and Manor shopping centers starting tomorrow and at the association meeting Thursday.
Hayward California businessman Guy Warren was named to the statewide highway committee of the California State Chamber of Commerce. The panel coordinates county project recommendations and analyzes finance rights of way and federal aid issues with about 80 leaders and highway authorities. Milo Bekins of Los Angeles chairs the committee.
Hayward maintenance chief Bill Molnar estimated about 150 large lamps were replaced last year due to vandalism by sling shots and BB guns. Trustees in Hayward will decide on district trustee terms and possible increases at the May 21 election, while officials note replacement costs average 14 dollars per lamp and annual losses around 2100 dollars.
Anthony Tapia, 25, San Leandro, admitted burglarizing Fix's grocery on West A Street. Bernard Fix, 48, fired one shot in the air, halted Tapia as he fled with pennies, coins, candy, and cigarettes. Tapia held at Santa Rita prison farm on burglary investigation.
Eden hospital district directors approved two critical change orders totaling 4833 to speed progress on the Eden hospital project. Clerk of the works Pontzious said work is going well and will finish under contract, with admin offices to be ready by March 15.
Boy Scout Troop 1 will hold its monthly committee meeting at the old firehouse Monday at p.m. Scoutmaster Don Sheppard will conduct the meeting.
The Improvement Club holds its March meeting at 8 p.m. Friday at the Independent School, 1300 Manter Road. Chairman Mrs Welter Hansen and organizers Mr Rand Im Lon Chute and Mrs Alice Iisen lead the event.
Hayward based 144th Fighter Bomber Wing will represent the Air National Guard in a national gunnery contest at Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas in June. Maj. Gen. Earle M. Jones says 27 wings from 43 states Hawaii Alaska and Puerto Rico were considered with the Hayward unit selected. Maj. Milthor R. Graham of Castro Valley tops the team with two firsts and a second in recent years. Lt. Col. George W. Edmonds of Hayward is another top finisher and commander of the 144th Fighter Bomber Group. Maj. Phillip Gangemi of Hayward will oversee gunnery readiness as the team trains with F 86 Sabres after departing for Boise for practice. Other Bay area pilots join from Salt Lake City and Reno units.
Harold Grams was reelected president of the Muir Civic Club in Hayward. The group continues its drive for bus transportation to the south Hayward area, aiming to extend Key System service and seek city support from Mayor Bob Wright and the Public Utilities Commission. Officer slate includes Vincent Pinheiro vice president, Lee W. Jones secretary, Lois Myers treasurer, with Carl Schweizer Tony Molrena and L. V. Lacey on the executive committee.
Washington High School hosts a Thursday science fair featuring about 30 student projects by a new science club. Awards include a $100 scholarship, $25 savings bond, and an overnight trip to San Francisco for the top four entries, with the event highlighting judging, films, and the Bay Area Fair on April 23.
Newark parents register children Thursday for kindergarten at Newark grammar school with sessions 9 30 to 11 40 a m and 2 to 4 0 p m. Children four years nine months or older before September 1 are eligible. Legal proof of age is required. Last names A through M register in the morning, others in the afternoon.
Hayward area students from local elementary schools will join a joint bicycle safety campaign. Inspections begin at 9:30 am at Bret Harte school with entries from 9 to 14. Contestants register, receive inspection forms, and undergo road tests before scoring for grand prizes including bicycles and radios. Safety assemblies were held at Winton and Bret Harte and continue next week in other schools.
Fraternal Order of Eagles Edenaerie lodge 1139 hosts a public dinner dance at 22406 Foothill Boulevard on Saturday night from 7 to 8 30 p m Spaghetti and meatballs will be the entree Proceeds support the lodge athletic fund Tony Ciochetti chairs the arrangements assisted by J C DeVellier and Chuck Barrack
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