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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1958
Page
5
Castro Valley Eden Hospital shifts its pathology lab to a new, threefold larger space in the north wing end near the lobby. The move, amid hospital expansion started in 1930, aims to ease congestion after 11,668 tests last year. Completion planned for early summer with new x ray, emergency, isotope, and chemistry facilities.
SAN LEANDRO A reduced speed limit on the Eastshore Freeway south of Oakland was added to council measures to curb deaths. The council reaffirmed a request to the State Highway Department for a barrier between opposing lanes and a 1959 60 budget appropriation. They also urged extending the freeway to three lanes south to San Lorenzo while annexing land for city limits signs and approving a 120 home subdivision plan between Lewelling Blvd and San Lorenzo Creek. Robert Shatner was appointed to the shoreline development committee.
Kenneth L Nabors longtime Mt Eden School District trustee announces he will not run again at last nights board meeting. Trustees plan to spend 62385 federal grant on improvements at the old Mt Eden School and rename the school Ruth Gansberger School. An April 1 parent luncheon at Eldridge School will discuss the cafeteria program and Nayward High bond election.
Castro Valley High School will stage Guest in the House on April 24 and 25. Rosalinda Thomas announces stage manager Walt Gordon and assistant Dewey Main lead a large backstage crew with John Hayes as set designer Dorothy O Reilly and Dick Lazaro among others handling art work props costumes and makeup.
A social card party is planned by Hay ward Senior Citizens for 1 pan at the Hill and Valley Clubhouse 1808 B St Hayward. Public invited, said Mrs Mabel Van Orsdale public relations chairman.
Melvin W. Miller, vice principal and third grade teacher at Palma Cela School, has been named principal of the new Southgate School on Calaroga Ave in Mt. Eden School District. The plant will open after spring vacation and serve five or six kindergarten and primary classes for the remainder of the term. Graduation will be at the district’s first upper‑grade school. Completion is three months late. expected by November. Anticipated enrollment is 5200 students in September, up 120 from last year.
Fremont chamber of commerce hosts the annual Easter egg hunt on April 3 at the Washington Township Sportsmen's Club grounds off Highway 9 and Durham Rd. Begins 2:30 p.m. Open to children under 12 in three age groups with prizes including a giant Easter bunny, toy helicopters, and assorted eggs. Coffee for adults and snacks.
Mrs. Margaret M. Usmar of Irv ington wins a year of $25 weekly groceries in a Cas-Val Designers contest for the $1 million market project at Harder and Castro Streets. Her entry The Big Top was among 12 000. Mrs Usmar and husband Walter have four children and will see a 254 000 sq ft market with 28 food stalls a gas station dry cleaning liquor stores and a jewelry concession scheduled to open in June.
Mrs Gloria Madsen a Hayward teacher has been named chair of a Teachers Committee to Elect Harold A Strauel to the Hayward City Council She urged all Hayward teachers to support a colleague qualified to provide honest vigorous representation She invites teachers to contact her at De Joota 2 8993 or reach Strauel at Decoto 2 7230.
A ten evening pre Elaster revival begins tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the First Baptist Church Second and College Streets San Lorenzo Evangelist E R Chaffin pastor Newark conducts the services Reverend Hodges First Baptist Church Newark says the revival ends April 6
Newark planners meet at City Hall 2206 Rich Ave with no items on the agenda. Planning Director Robert Hunter notes the commissioners will convene this evening at 7 p.m. for a regular meeting despite an empty docket.
Sonny Le Inew Democratic candidate for California secretary of state addresses Castro Valley Democrats Thursday. The program includes a discourse on precinct organization by Mrs Charleen Charles of Oakland. The meeting is at Castro Valley School 20185 San Miguel Ave at 8 pm with light refreshments. all local Democrats invited.
San Leandro residents plan a conference on youth job problems inviting Central Labor Council spokesmen and three union locals. The meeting April 7 in Modernair Corp offices will include Retail Clerks Machinists and Automotive unions, with schools industry and law enforcement agencies. Two high school students and two Bancraft Junior High students will speak for youth perspectives.
Downtown merchants in San Leandro voted to ask the City Council to convert Washington Ave and Callan Ave parking lots into metered lots. The move aims to regulate parking and raise revenue for city services.
San Leandro voters are invited to a town hall at City Hall tonight starting at 7:30 with five minute candidate speeches. Moderated by San Leandro Junior Chamber official, the event features council at large contenders Jack D Maltester and Mary Wilson, District 5 hopefuls William Swift and Albert Nakin, District 4 candidates Frame Bricker Craftes Stone Henry Z Jones, District 1 entrant Alliant mining, and school board candidates Myron Templer Dr David Bruser and incumbents.
San Leandro citizens committee for redevelopment will view Sacramento's renewal program at the Hotel Senator in Sacramento. A special transportation for committee members departs from Chamber of Commerce at 858 E 74th St. Presentation starts at 3 30 p.m featuring James Scheuer showing slides on the first unit of Sacramento's plan set to begin this fall with large apartment house and office projects in the west end.
The Improvement Unit postpones its next meeting and will instead hear Bodishbaugh speak to the Lions Club at 7 pm today at Castro Valley Gardens. The change shifts from the regular meeting date to accommodate Good Friday travel experiences in South America, Mexico, Africa, Egypt, and India.
Toastmasters meet at 7 pm tomorrow at the Terrete Club 1624 Foothill Blvd Castro Valley theme Changing Times with Dick Kern toastmaster Les Lamaic as master of ceremonies Phil Chesnutt educational speech and speakers Lou Rodriguez Hal Noreno Ban Ning Fenton and Charles Holt set to present
Hayward Area Recreation District staff members will serve as panelists at the 25th annual State Conference of the California Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. The four day event runs Saturday through Tuesday at Hillsdale High School in San Mateo with the theme Progress Through Evaluation. Highlights include the Sportscorama Monday evening featuring interviews and demonstrations. Everett L. Gale will join a session on City and School District Agreements while Veronica Wright discusses Youth Recreation Centers and Youth Councils.
Castro Valley residents of the 20-30 Club meet at 7 30 tonight at Chef Joseph's Charcoal Room 931 MacArthur Blvd to view an auto rating film presented by Jin Corea, per public relations director Herman Tors Jr.
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