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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1956

Page

2

More Hayward Personnel May Get Pay Hikes

Studies underway may provide wage increases for more Hayward city employees, said personnel director Herbert Homan. The proposed 5.2 percent jump from the Personnel Board would raise wages for laborers, clerks, engineers, firemen, policemen, and other staff, with top pay growing to $770 for chiefs under the plan. A report on the Los Angeles Fire and Police wage situation influenced the inquiry, seeking a formula using cost of living or wage indices to end annual wage wrangles.

Hayward Herbert Homan Homan Fire and Police Fire and Police Department Ersonnel Water Department Os Angeles

Spring Program At Vallejo Mill

Fremont Vallejo school presents a spring program of singing and dancing at 1 30 p m Friday in the cafetorium. Pre-registration for Vallejo Mill kindergarten will be held 10 a m Wednesday May 16 in the cafetorium. Parents and children will meet school administrators teachers and the Parent Teacher Association. Bring proof of age for registration. To be eligible for kindergarten next fall a child must be born on or before December 2 1951. First graders must be born on or before December 2 1950.

Fremont Vallejo Vallejo Mill

Zoning pattern for Eden township approved by planning commission

Alameda County Planning Commission in Oakland recommended a 15,000 acre zoning plan for Eden township from Highway 50 to Washington township line and east to Pleasanton. The area, largest in a U shaped district, received seven votes with some commissioners urging smaller lots. Final approval hinges on Board of Supervisors action.

Eden Township Alameda County Planning Commission Oakland Highway 50 Washington Hayward- Niles Pleasanton Township P. J. DeBernardi Florence Buehler Howard Kuder Bach Hayward Highlands Palomares Canyon

Annex Leads Agenda of Hayward Planning Meeting

Hayward planners will review zoning for the Ganiats annexation and consider Hesse and Tennyson Medical annexations along with Branden Construction and Kruger and Sons proposals. A tentative 11‑lot map near Hesperian and Eastshore is set for study, with HARD recreation plans and a land use revision report by Harold F Wise to follow at 8 p.m. in City Hall.

Hayward Planning Commission Cobpmistientre Hesse Tennyson Medical Tennyson and Ruus Road Branden Construction Company Hesperian, Boulevard Long Annex Kruger and Sons Ennexation North Lane Saklan Road Hesperian Boulevard Eastshore Turner Court Hayward Area Recreation District Harold F. Wise Associations City Hall

Excise Tax Hikes Voted on Tubeless Tires and Devices

The House Ways and Means committee approved tax hikes on tubeless tires by one cent per pound more than tubed tires, adding about 6.6 million dollars yearly. They also moved to tax tape and tape recorders at 10 percent of manufacturers' prices, about five million annually. Record players without speakers join the appliance category, costing taxpayers roughly half a million yearly.

Washington INS House Ways and Means Committee

Foster Named Hills Unit Head

William Koster of Hayward has been named president of the Hayward Hills Property Owners association. Gerald Pawlaski is vice-president and Mrs. Mariel Robertson secretary. Robert DeLapp treasurer and Herbert Hinze sergeant at arms. Directors named Tack Brissey James Hilsabeck Antone Norbrega and an executive slate includes John Alcalde Alfred Daniel Clarence Duarte John Gunn and others.

William Koster Hayward Hayward Hills Property Owners Association Gerald Pawlaski Myrtletreet Mariel Robertson Fairview Avenue Robert DeLapp Arnold "Avenue Herbert Hinze Picea Court Tack Brissey James Hilsabeck Jam Antone Norbrega

Rain or Shine Weekend Rodeo Set Regardless of Weather

The Alameda County Stampede rodeo and cutting horse contest will run this Saturday and Sunday at J. Harry Rowell arena in Dublin Canyon. Star athletes including Wilbur Plaugher and GALL Mrine E. V. Dorsey are listed, with more than 100 nationally known cowboys expected to compete for national points and cash prizes in events like bareback and saddle bronc riding, bull riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, and team roping. Local officials emphasize continuing despite rain delays to avoid motorist inconvenience and to attract public support.

Alameda County J. Harry Rowell Dublin Canyon Plougher Wesw Odessa Tex Art Palmer Ala Meda County Yuma Afiz Palmer Wilbur Plaugher Prather Calif GALL E. V. Dorsey Sonoma Paul Templeton Wenatchee Wash

Canyon Homes Project OK'd by county planning panel

Alameda County Planning Commission approved a tentative map for 196 homesites on ridge lines between Canyon and Crow canyons. Each lot ranges from 9,000 to 20,000 square feet as the first unit of a 70 plus lot development. Water and sewer services are not yet provided. annexation talks with East Bay Municipal Utility District and Castro Valley Sanitary District are noted. Also approved were a 63 lot Castro Valley tract between Center and Marshall streets south of Gem Ave and an 11 lot San Lorenzo tract between Bartlett and Shirley avenues west of Ricardo.

Canyon Crow Canyon Alameda County Planning Commission Richard Conti East Bay

Bonaire League Names Candidates for Presidency

Bonaire Civic League will hold an election meeting on June 5 with Al Gillock and Earl Webb as presidential candidates. Nominated Tuesday night were Virgil Harrison first vice president I E Fishman second vice president H B Hill treasurer Doris Webb secretary Al Alteslane Dick Kothentental S Steffen J C Dewsnap Robert W Taylor Mary Anderson and Lorraine Thomas for a six member board of directors.

Bonaire League al Gillock Earl Webb Bonaire Civic, League League Virgil Harrison I. E. Fishman H B. Hill Doris Webb al Alteslane Dick Kothentental S. Steffen J. C. Dewsnap Robert W. Taylor Mary Anderson Lorraine Thomas

Valley Welder Hartin Blast Victim Among Seven Injured

A flash explosion aboard a drydocked tanker at SUAMEDA Grady Gooch Proctor Road Castro Valley injured seven people and killed one. Hartin and other welders were aboard when a gas fumes spark ignited. The incident occurred today during wet dock repairs at the shipyard.

Suameda Grady Gooch Proctor Road Castro Valley

PTA Convention Elects New California Officers

Sacramento hosts the California Congress of Parents and Teachers where Mrs. Rusdell Scott of Salinas was elected president and Mas. J. Frank Snowden of Alhambra first vice president. Outgoing president Mrs. A. Kenneth Spencer warned delegates to beware subversives and overzealous chairmen while Dr. Harold Robarts and Dr. Carroll B. Andrews received PTA life memberships.

Sacramento California Congress of Parents and Rusdell Scott Salinas J. Frank Snowden Alhambra CCPT A. Kenneth Spencer San Gabriel PTA Spencer Harold Robarts Sacramento State College Carroll B. Andrews Sonoma

Car Mishaps injure three in Alameda County

Three people were slightly injured in three separate auto accidents in Southern Alameda County. Larry Dale Barnett, 34, 27460 Manon Avenue, Hayward, suffered a minor injury in a collision with driver Johnny Williams, 52, of Margaret Drive, Hayward. Thelma Mae Ripley, 34, 1172 Old Canyon Road, Miles, was treated at Fairmont Hospital after hitting a road divider on Highway 17. Patrice Diane Mallon, 39, 1394 Linton Street, San Leandro, was injured when struck by a car driven by Chester James Lancaster, 22, backing out of a driveway on the north side of Linton Street. No citations were issued pending further investigation.

Alameda County Larry Dale Barnett Manon Avenue Hayward Johnny S McWilliams Margaret Drive Thelma Mae Ripley Old Canyon Road Miles Fairmont Hospital Highway 17 California Highway Patrol San Leandro Patrice Diane Mallon Linton Street Chester James Lancaster Parrott Street

County Mayors Meet Tomorrow in Alameda County

The Alameda County Mayors Conference gathers at 6 30 p m tomorrow evening at the Ranch restaurant with Hayward hosting. Mayor Clifford Rishell of Oakland chairs the group. The agenda includes officer elections and a discussion on city county sales tax sharing tied to a proposed uniform sales tax program. San Leandro is among holdouts. Hayward offers to contribute five percent of its sales tax receipts if the plan is adopted.

Alameda County Hayward Clifford Rishell Oakland Lroup San Leandro

Maps for Planners SAN LEANDRO hearings on subdivision maps

The Planning Commission will meet at 8 15 p m in council chambers to review four subdivision maps and the multi million dollar Western Engineers industrial development project. The city plans to evaluate zoning impacts and approval conditions.

San Leandro Western Engineers Industrial Development Planning Commission Council Chambers City

Leandro Music Festival Opens Tomorrow in San Leandro

San Leandro hosts a three day Festival of Music starting tomorrow from noon to 3 pm at San Leandro High School. The event features school district students, including John Muir Bancroft Junior high bands orchestras and choirs, with a new tape recorded judge commentary system. Tickets are available by calling LO. 9-8877 and up to 1500 students expected.

San Leandro Bryant Coleman M. Herts Phis Figeroid John Muir Bancroft Muir Junior High School Bancroft Junior High

Thompson Fund Drive Near Close

The Thompson Fund campaign will close Saturday with $1572.66 raised, exceeding the $1500 goal. Mrs. Fred Thompson, whose husband Fred died from injuries while building a room for an Iron-lung polio patient and mother of three, expressed gratitude. Rev. R. J. Boyd of Calvary Church said the community has opened its hearts and donations may be sent to the church for a trust fund for the children.

Thompson Tam Fred Thompson Hannah San Leandro Fred R. J. Boyd Calvary Church Stanton Avenue Castro Valley Ares el Portal

Supersonic Skyray Tests Begin at Moffett Field

The Navy reveals its F4D-1 Skyray is undergoing tests at Moffett Field and will join composite Squadron Three in operations.

Moffett Moffett Field Navy

Fremont Businessmen Endorse City Name Change to Center Fire Station

Fremont Central Fremont Businessmen's Association yesterday endorsed the City Council's suggestion to name the Centerville fire station Center Fire Station. The group believed the new name would help label Centerville as the center of Fremont.

Fremont Fremont Businessmen's' Association Centerville Center Fire Station

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