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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1958
Page
5
A catalog note touts terrifically styled items in blue and chamois colors with tailored fits. It lists sizes 17 to 38 for short sleeve summer shirts, machine washable fabrics, and a large 26 by 9 inch towel, plus novelty serana prints and bold gingham designs.
At a Floresta Gardens meeting the nominating committee led by Henry Nardine approved six board vacancies with Jack Anderson among nominees. Plans include traffic signals and a Halcyon overpass for the Floresta area, to be considered in the 1958-59 budget. Babe Ruth league signups and tryouts set for May 12 at Menrag School for boys aged 2 to 15, with birth certificates required.
Hayward High School students from all four grades will act as mayor, council, and staff for a one day government simulation. Jim Smith named student mayor with Stan Young as city manager, part of a leadership class project preparing a resolution for May 7 Student Government Day and meeting city department heads.
Castro Valley seniors plan a picnic hosted by the Castro Valley group on May 25 from 2 to 9 p.m. at Castro Valley Community Center 384 Walnut Rd. The three HARD clubs co sponsor with district service clubs and offer weekly meetups and crafts classes at Airport Park and CVCO.
Letters mailed inviting area clubs and organizations to a May 22 Hayward Area retreat. Superintendent Everett L. Gale and his staff will lead a three hour bus tour of recreation areas starting at 9 a.m. Plans for future development will be explained. Civic church and service groups are invited. a limited number of others may attend by reservation via the recreation district office.
A San Francisco Federal Grand Jury indicted Ensign David J. Page for embezzling 370200 from his ship, the Aircraft Carrier Wasp, in September 1953. He allegedly spent the money across the coast to Canada and surrendered to the FBI in Los Angeles in April. He is jailed in Los Angeles County jail awaiting trial with a potential 10 year sentence per count and possible fines matching the embezzled total.
In the business directory classified section, a Want Ad invites girls to investigate opportunities in modeling with a note about Class K listings.
The She daywand Area Recreation District closes signups for former student employees. High school students may apply for nonpaid volunteer junior counselor roles, while college age or older applicants are sought for paid posts. Director C Yeates notes openings in swimming supervision, teen clubs, playground and day camp staff, and music crafts drama specialists. Applications to HARD 615 E St Heyward will be screened for interviews.
Newark officials extend filing deadlines to May 9 for two recreation positions. One is a play leader and the other a recreation aide to supervise children during school vacation and the summer. Applicants must be at least 16. Hourly pay based on experience.
Los Angeles County unincorporated areas and 2L cities served by the Building and Safety Division saw a sharp rise in April permits with 2528 issued for 27 727 986. City of Los Angeles permits rose from 4326 in March to 4842 in April though total value fell from 4 050 228 to 42 523 701.
Expansion program announced by Atories International Division of North American Avion, near Canoga Park California. Facilities will be built on a Muacee site in the Santa Susana Mountains to develop nuclear reactors for the Atomic Energy Commission and other agencies in the United States and abroad.
In Alamosa Colorado a report notes that Soon Lim a 24 year old Seoul native is the latest Korean entity at Adams State College. The piece suggests Koreans at the school number over eight and hints at social constraints affecting attendance.
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