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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1958
Page
13
Glenmoor Elementary teachers increasingly babysat pupils during PTA gatherings as more mothers left youngsters in three rooms, prompting an investigation after a housewife parked nine children at the school and drove away for shopping.
San Leandro officers stopped a car at Samtel and found an automatic pistol under the front seat wrapped in a rag. A search revealed marijuana and the two men Crawford and Baker were taken in for investigation of possession of narcotics and violating the concealed weapons law. Crawford admitted marijuana use and is a former heroin user.
Hayward council candidates express varying support for district representation. Harold Strauer backs a district filing and citywide election model like San Leandro. Tom Brown supports district nomination and segmental voting. Ralpha Tower favors some form of area representation. Dr. Fred Draper calls for broader voter representation while Leonard Paquette prefers public voter submission and a mixed four district three at large plan. Leonard Seeley opposes districting as a backward step citing ward-system risks.
A protest against a March 4 sewer and water assessment was signed by 55 of 110 Vall Vista District property owners at a mass meeting in Hayward. The group asks the city to cover part of the cost, claiming the assessment is confiscatory and sewers are inadequately installed or improperly aligned with the conduit, hindering connections and raising costs. Frank Nunes chaired the meeting at Valle Vista School.
Hayward attorney Carl Pierson faces 37 counts of violating the State Corporate Securities Act and five counts of grand theft in a uranium stock sale scheme. Co-defendant Harvey L. Jones faces 55 counts of securities act violation. Trial date set for Monday in Oakland Superior Court before Judge James Agee.
County supervisors ordered Frank and Ernie Ivaldi to erect a new barrier adjacent to their quarry near Mattox Road and Mersereau Avenue in Castro Valley. The previous barrier was demolished after an automobile collision and the permit could be revoked if safety standards are not restored.
Mr and Mrs Al Mateos of Hayward transformed a tired market stall into Eden Mushroom Farm after a trip to San Jose sparked curiosity about mushroom growing. They cultivate the cream mushroom using a tray system, with sterile, controlled rooms and a four week crop cycle yielding four flushes per crop. Visitors are welcome at Depot Road farm when time allows, and plants are trucked to the San Francisco market three times weekly.
Hayward Planning Commission split over a permit to build 35 apartment units at 372 Winton Ave amid industrial zoning concerns. Carl Disney proposed smaller units, Zaballos Brothers requested 6000 square feet for lease heavy industry, and Wesley Methodist Church plans a meeting hall. Delayed action followed counter petitions about light industrial zoning in the annexed area.
The Hay ward Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee supported the citys proposed capital improvement projects funded by a general obligation bond. The plan envisions street and sewer water system upgrades a civic center and other initiatives totaling an estimated 12 to 16 million dollars. Finance Director Neal Bearden cautioned tax effects are uncertain until voters review the final proposal.
About 100 residents press central fire station on Santa Maria Ave. site while Fire Commission cites cost savings of 45 000 dollars to favor a boulevard location. Debate includes calls for bond funds and a public vote before site selection.
Hundreds of kites are expected to soar at Hayward Airport Park for the 13th district wide kite contest co sponsored by the Hayward Area Recreation District and San Lorenzo Kiwanis Club. The event starts at 10 am with prizes for highest, smallest, largest homemade and most novel kites and youngest flyers. If rain delays, the event will be postponed to April 12. Park location is 21707 Hesperian Blvd.
Police seek a large man in a play coat and hat who robbed Key System bus driver Edward Perry of 150 dollars and 50 dollars in tickets. The incident occurred around 6 30 p m yesterday at Dutton and East 1th Streets as Perry headed north toward Georgia Way and Sun 4 aside. The robber demanded the driver stop and fled carrying the ammunition box with receipts, though no gun was seen.
Hayward businessman and Democratic State Senate candidate Warren addressed the Livermore Lions about California trucking growth and highway transportation needs. He serves as an advisor to State Senate Interim Committees on Transportation Problems and is president of the Western Highway Institute.
San Leandro Freight Lines reports a burglary at io Aurora Dr. San Leandro stealing tools valued at $550. Owner Walter D. Del Carlo told police a hasp was pried from a door and a welding unit and a grinder were taken in the past five days.
Castro Valley developer R T Nahas breaks ground on a $1 million Newark Square shopping center at the corner of Lard and Thornton Avenues. Cadwalader Construction Co. wins bid to build four stores on 4 1/2 acres as nine acres are slated for a proposed central business district amid opposition from taxpayers group and downtown merchants.
Gas thieves from Livermore, Albert R. Tarburton, 15, and Barrell J. Aswell, 18, were sentenced to 0 days at Santa Rita Prison Farm and fined 20 dollars after pleading guilty to petty theft. Judge William Gale Jr. placed them on two years probation. Police said they were caught stealing gasoline from cars in Cottenger Village Tuesday night.
Monday is the last day to purchase City of Hayward dog licenses. On Tuesday, untagged dogs will cost owners 36, double the usual fee. Tags are sold in the Tax and License Administrator's Office at City Hall.
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