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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1958
Page
11
A Livermore Livermore and Hayward columnish note spans local politics and civic life. It mentions Leland J. Smythe running for Hayward Elementary School Board, a Harris Upham expansion in Oakland, weed hearings, and a mix of community anecdotes.
La Vista School District trustees last night approved the current operating tax SL93 will remain the same in 1938 59. They took no formal action on a tentative budget of 1 380 673 though it is expected to rise by 40 000 to 50 000 before approval. Trustees also adopted a departmentalization plan for grades 4 and 5 starting in September with core subjects plus science health math social studies physical education shop home economics.
SAN LEANDRO The Men's Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church will sponsor a fellowship dinner for members and their teenage sons at night at the church. University of California students will present a discussion titled Americas Free- rooms. Joe Patton is Fellowship president.
San Leandro homeowners flooded city hall forcing a five hour meeting that defers an application for $186,000 in federal funds for urban renewal planning in the Peralta area. The council voted 4 to 3 to hold redevelopment work until a study clarifies feasibility and public benefits.
The Niles Chamber of Commerce Wisaway Days Scenario contest winner is Mrs. L. R. Lagomarsino of 645 Patoma Ct Niles. Her winning scenario earned a 5 savings bond and will be made into a motion picture on June 7 between 1 and 4 am, per Essanay Days chairman E. Co. Parks.
Centerville loses its landmark Centerville station as trains shift to modern locomotives. The narrow gauge horse drawn line once linked Centerville and Newark from 1872 until 1909, carrying freight and passengers in colorful cars before closure.
Dr Shane MacCarthy executive director of Press Idren for Youth Fitness told over 400 educators and officials that overprotective parenting and modern conveniences have eroded open spaces and activities for children. He urged communities to rethink youth habitat and provide spaces for active play beyond sandboxes and organized leagues.
Hayward Elementacy School Dist trustees approve a 2,937,727 budget with a flat 50 dollar across the board raise for teachers plus increases from 460 to 200 annually tied to education credits. Custodians and bus drivers gain 120 yearly, cafeteria workers 9 cents an hour. Superintendent Rees notes funds for 8200 students, East Ave School operation, new classrooms, and potential tax rate changes from 1.94 to 1.43 or 1.92.
Motorists seek clarification on sections enacted in the last regular session. An example concerns crossing railroads and the 15 mph limit during the final 100 feet of approach if the driver has no rear view or if traffic on the railroad exists, with 400 feet clearances in each direction.
The council meets tonight to decide if the Decoto annexation will head to a vote. Anti annexation leaders Oscar Dowe and Joe Lewis withhold figures on signups, while pro annexation head Frank Borghi Jr accuses them of confusing the issue as petitions are to be presented at Mission San Jose City Hall.
San Leandro Toastmasters Club 452 will host Thursday at 7 pm at the Ter race Club 16254 Foothill Blvd with Bill Barnet Wayne Cox Bob Vaughan Hub Walters Ray Velo as speakers. Lon Adams leads as toastmaster with Gene Carmody general evaluator Ray Miller timekeeper and Bert Anderson Clarence Gordon Dave Howard Latrie and Yack Sweeney as evaluators.
Fremont Kiwanis Club will host former 49er Bob Cross as guest of honor at today's meeting at the International Kitchen. The program promises a film highlight reel of the season and other club activities.
Congressman Clair Engle, Democratic candidate for the U S Senate, predicts California has not hit bottom yet but will see easing recession trends. He urges federal participation in water projects and public power to bridge north south needs, while critiquing Gov. Knight on water and tax cut timing.
Ashland Lion Ralph Ruggieri Ree ders, serving as district four president, earned four awards at Lions International district convention held over the weekend in Lake County. He was honored for starting new clubs in Lake Merritt Rockridge Oakland South Fremont and Washington Manor. The Ashland club presented him with a diamond ring at the convention banquet Saturday.
Fifth and sixth graders from Fifth Street School in Livermore won a superior rating at the Richmond High School music festival. The event, sponsored by the California Educators Association Bay Section, was directed by Mrs. Marian Appieton.
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