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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1958
Page
15
Mt Eden School District Choir under Phil Bertsch will present a spring concert May 13 at Eldridge School in Hayward. The program features male, female and mixed quartets, soloist Muriel Mohn, and pianist Virginia Moore with a 35-person ensemble.
More than seven Washington Union High School students completed tests that could qualify them for over 5 million dollars in National Merit Scholarships and other awards. About 250000 state high school students took the tests. roughly 10000 will reach semifinal competition next fall. WUHS principal Hird notes Carl Flegel remains in contention after strong prior semi final scores.
Dick De Long of 27395 Ovando Ave Hayward is appointed campaign manager for Alexander J Reis, candidate for trustee in Mt Eden School District.
New York reports on sound proofing materials being arranged in districts. Reis endorses absorbing about 70 percent of noise, with some areas reaching up to 99 percent. The effort, backed by Parents for School Trust, targets common areas where noise disrupts districts.
Ashland resident Pearl Ballas won the 1958 Poly Royal Women's Cow Milking Championship at Cal Poly’s Poly Royal rodeo. Her daughter Elizabeth placed sixth as Ballas milked seven pounds in four minutes, while contestants milked cows earlier in the day.
The Eden Art Guild presents an oil painting display by Hayward area artists in the Macy's Bay Fair Hi-Fi room this week. The group meets Thursdays 7:20 to 9:30 p.m. at 21435 E 14th St. Eleanor De Hass Johnson instructs. For joining, call Mrs. Harvey Manning at Lucerne 1-3907 after 1 pm.
A series of dispatches outlines air pollution in America led by auto exhaust. Los Angeles faces heavy smog due to vast daily gasoline use while New York experts warn about carbon monoxide health risks. Industry groups fund three-prong efforts toward shutoff devices, afterburners, and hydrocarbon filters, with high costs and uncertain futures.
Mt Eden School announces kindergarten registration for children born on or before December 2 1953. Parents may register at any district school with a birth date certificate. Superintendent Charles Kenney notes 630 enrollments now and expects more next September. He adds that the district building program may end the kindergarten waiting list.
Castro Valley pupils from eight elementary schools will tour A B Morris Seventh and Eighth Grade School in May. Students will be guided around the campus to learn about facilities and programs. Principal James Kerr and Student Body President Bonnie Beach will discuss school activities. Parents are invited to attend.
Staten Island is one of New York City’s five boroughs. The island measures about 14 miles in length and 7 miles in width with a population around 200000. Three bridges connect it to the rest of the city near Jersey.
Assemblyman Carlos Bee Hayward will participate in a Thursday panel on Small Business and its Relationship to Government. The 7 p.m. joint meeting includes East Bay Chapter AIA and East Bay Structural Engineers Society at The Willows in Orinda. Other panelists: Assemblyman Doyle Walter I. Kahl Samuel Geddes Kern, California ex-community service, and East Bay ATA members. Cadre includes incumbents in federal aid state legislative offices and candidates. Guests Auxiliary receive $50 cash and a trophy. top posts to be judged at the national VFW convention in Long Beach.
Castro Valley Civil Defense will hold a meeting at 1:31 PM on May 20 in the Blue Room of the Castro Valley Community Center at 6384 Walnut Rd. Secretary Isabelle Blake says refreshments will be served after the meeting and showing.
A London based company announces a new carbon paper that supposedly does not curl or slip, producing cleaner, crisper copies with a longer life than traditional carbon papers. The claim highlights improved reliability for duplicating documents.
A Want Ad promotes renting charming apartments in Class 42-A near water and hints at nearby swimming opportunities, promising a pleasant living setup with access to outdoor leisure. The fragment references hanging clothes on a Hickory limb and a playful invitation to swim.
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