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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1958

Page

2

Nine Retiring School Workers to Be Honored

Nine Hayward Union High School District employees will be honored at a post dessert reception in Span today, totaling 35 years of service and marking the district’s 65 year retirement policy. Leading with 20 years is Earl H. Sactider, Hayward High School foreman, who also ran an unofficial weather station. Other retirees include Steven G. Lotts, Bertha S. Roberts, Stanley C. Mare, Fritz A. Uidden, A. Madsen, Edward G. Homann, Frank M. Rudolph, and Allen B. White, with service ranging from six to twelve years. about 250 guests expected.

Hayward Union High School Span iTha Earl H. Sactider Hayward High School Saccider Daily Review Fin Anger Steven G. Lotts Hayward Bertha S. Roberts Stanley C. Mare Fin Frits A. Uidden Dens i, Madsen Edward G. Homann San Lorerzo Frank M. Rudolph Allen B. White San Lorenzo

Newark plant chief named at Westvaco amid EBMUD pact

Michael Cimino named general manager of Westvaco Chemical Corp Newark plant replacing Raymond Moran who is promoted to ac sition manager. Moran to head New York division. contract awarded for 501000 to build public recreational facilities at Pardee Reservoir Recreation Area by Taft Bay Municipal Utility District. Work includes water and sewage systems, parking, boat launch. Breumer says partial funding by State Wildlife Conservation Board. facility plan includes sewage system and chemical toilets. Cimino holder of Lions Club post. plant will produce phosphates magnesia and related chemicals.

Newark S. Michael Cimino Westvaco Chemical Corporations Newark Plant Raymond BP. Moran Accision Cimitto Newarl Maran New Yorks City Pardee Reservoir Taft Bay State Wild Life Conservation Board Breumer EBMUD Parrine

Mumps Cases Rise in Alameda County Health Brief

Alameda County Health Department reports 361 mumps cases from January to May in Southern Alameda, up from 166 during the same period last year. Measles number is 276 compared with last year, while German measles total stands at 88 versus 58.

Alameda County Fie

Lorenzans Named To Lions Offices In Oakland

Two San Lorenzo men have been named to offices of the Cosmo alitan Lions Club in Oakland. Ralph Leavitt is the third vice-president Don Axtell is tail writer Ray Steele of Richmond is president and Ed Gard W Chew of East Oakland is secretary.

San Lorenzo En Cosmoalitan Lions Club i Oakland Ralph Leavitt Don Axtell Ray Steele Richmond Edgard W. Chew East Oakland

Lions Plan Reception In Mercy Flight Stop

SAN LEANDRO East Bay Lions arrange a reception for sightless Leontsa Untalan during an 8000 mile mercy flight from Guam to Little Rock Arkansas. Cosmopolitan Lions Club of Oakland organizes the welcome with Ralph Ruggieri and other Lions leaders. Untalan leaves Guam Monday morning aboard Transocean’s Flight 1807.

San Leandro Guam Little Rock Ark Oakland East Bay Lions Cosmopolitan Lions Club of Ralph Ruggieri Ashland Lions Club Lions California Bryant Steel Cosmo-Lions Edward Chew Cosmopolitan’ Clu Fred Bennett Haywnang Rugfieri Ray Burris Charles Everett Raymond L. Eng Herbert A. Jackson Cosmopolitan Club Miss Untalan Ewing Arkansas Enterprise Tye Blind Lions Clubs International Guem Transocean Mem Honolulu Lions Club

Smog Delegate To Be Chosen At Alameda County Mayors Conference

Alameda County mayors selected four candidates to fill a Bay Area Air Pollution District seat. Nominees include Kathar Zahn, Alvin Kant, San Leandro Fred Maggivr s, Oakland, and Weldon Richards Berkeley. Richards term expires this month. They plan to urge supervisors to use a population and street mileage based gas funds formula. Conference wraps with officers to be named in June in Berkeley.

Alameda County Bay Area Air Polition Dist Supervisors Oakland Mayors’ Conference International Kitchen Fremont Kather Zahn Albi Alvin Kant San Leanos Fred Maggivrs Weldon Richards Berkeley Richards Oars Claude Slutchinson

Model Home Looting Report From Fremont Mission Ranch

A model home tour at Mission Ranch in Fremont drew visitors who pilfered items including a ginger pot a candy dish two ash trays and nine small pictures. Deputies identify suspects and plan to hold them as county guests while investigations continue.

Fremont Mission Ranch Vern Adams Gardiner Investment Co Oakland

Obituary of Robert H. Cook 72 Former Hayward Resident

Services were held in Reno for Robert H. Cook 72 a former Hayward resident who died last Sunday in Reno after living there 15 years following a 33 year stay in Hayward. A retired construction company painter he was a native of Alaska. He is survived by his widow Wilma Cook a son Eugene Cook Hayward two daughters Betty Clark Palo Alto and Jessi Ball Stockton. Also surviving are grandchildren Michael and Michele Cook Roger and Douglal Clark Wilma Rogers and Raymond Welch and two great grandchildren. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery Reno.

Reno Robert H. Cook Hayward Cook Construcion Company Alaskka Wilma Cook Eugene Cook Betty Clark Palo Alto Jessi Ball Stockton Michael and Michele Cook Roger Douglal Clark Wilma Rogers Raymond Welch Mountain Views Cemetery

Castro Valley Advisory Council to Elect Officers

Castro Valley Citizens Advisory Council meets Monday in the Board Room of the Castro Valley District Office to elect officers. Nominees include Leonard Hancock as president, Mrs. B. W. Simmons as vice president, and Mrs. E. J. Guinick as secretary-treasurer. District trustees Melvin Hammond Edward Newman and Walter Gunn may address the group as candidates. The council will discuss the May 20 band election and requests to authorize selling 3500000 in bonds and the acceptance and expenditure of state loans totaling three million.

Castro Valley Citien Castro Valley School Dist Offficoes Spain Christensen Lane Olher Leonard Hancock B. W. Simmons E. J. Guinick Treas Melvin Hammond Edward Newman

Niles Teachers To Install State President

Fremont Walton Cuck of Fremont will be installed as president of Niles Elementary Teachers Association at 5:30 pm Monday dinner meeting at Vallejo Mills School Canyon Lights Dr Niles Dr Mrs May Cunningham Alameda County teaching representative will act as installing officer Others to be seated are Parry Palmer Irvington Hillview Niles recording secretary Woodward Rose Byy Ress Hillview Niles treasurer and commanding secretary

Fremont Walton Cuck Ayese CL. Fremont Niles Elementary Valleja Mills Canyon Leights Niles May Cunningham Sooc Alameda County Bay Califoria Parry J Palmer Valone

Levine Hospital Open House Set

Levine Hospital invites the public to tour facilities at 1020 McKeever Ct Raynard Ilmark Hospital Week next week with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday, officials said.

Levine Hospital McKeever Raynard Ilmark Hospital

Mary Mary Quite Contrary Want Ad Style Preview

A playful line urges readers to buy African violets already blooming, hinting at Class 27 want ads for ready plants. It frames a light promotions note in a newspaper tone.

Leandro to Open Bids for Library Bond Sale

San Leandro plans a Tuesday bid opening for its 1.4 million bond issue to fund the New Community Library Center. Municipal consultants note the city’s May 1 bonded indebtedness at 995,000 and improved rating, aiding favorable interest rates. Agenda includes planning and recreation discussions with officials and architect Rey Layton.

San ‘Leandro Tew Ity Council St & In Tues San Leandro San Leando Planfine Commission Recrtauion Search Shoreline Citizens’ Committee Mfavold Fwise Rey Layton Sinvel Nila

Three Boys Nabbed After Car Strip Attempt

Three teenage Oakland residents, aged 16 and 17, were stopped by Ashland sheriff's deputies after attempting to strip a car in the Midway Bowl lot. Officers observed them lifting the hood and entering the vehicle, but they fled when confronted. They were booked on car clouting investigations.

Eee Ashland San Leandral Chamber of Commerce Smp Oakland Devaties Robert Souza Stannard Jensen Midway Bowl Souza Tery

Pair Arraigned On Dope Counts In San Leandro

A Mullard Gardens couple was arraigned in Municipal Court on illegal marijuana possession charges. Teanmett, Perrault Ruiz, 29, and Manuel Ruiz, 36, were arrested at 2585 IP. 333 Ave. They faced bail, with officers from San Leandro Police and state and federal narcotics agencies reporting multiple marijuana tins and bags found in the home. The pair allegedly attempted to flush contraband down the toilet as officers entered.

San Leandro Mullard Gardens Teanmett Perrault Ruiz Manuel Ruiz Ave An P. Connitt Deptoy Miner Wiliam Walker State Narcotics Bureau Iain “Teamer Federal Bureau

Wise To Speak On Recreation Standards Tuesday

San Leandro consultant Harold F Wise will outline recreation recommendations for city neighborhoods and shoreline development when he meets Tuesday night with the city council. He told the recreation advisory board how the master plan will be presented, including standards such as at least four acres per neighborhood park and 15 to 20 acres for district parks serving populations over 30 000, plus waterfront and Hilltop View Park considerations.

San Leandro Harold F. Wise San Leandro i Wise Recreation Advisory Board Cael Ieyrill Hilltop View Park

Speeder Fined and Jailed One Day in Municipal Court

Richard Griffiths, 33, 9017 Lessley Ave, Casag Valley, was convicted in Municipal Court yesterday on a speeding charge. He was fined 37 dollars and sentenced to one day in the county jail after a citation by the California Highway Patrol for driving 30 mph on the freeway near Davis Street.

San Leandro Richard Griffiths Lessley Ave Casag Valley Ese Griffiths Califorate Highway Patrol Fiseway Dawis St

Irvington Man Found Hanged Rites Slated

An Irvington man Ignacio Cyneres, 32, was found hanged in a closet at his home on Broadway. His wife Lupe, 27, discovered the body after returning from Los Angeles with their four children following a family dispute. Sheriff investigators say he died about three days earlier. A note in Spanish read Lupe this is my only solution. Services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Bevpe Mortuary. Burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Survivors include children Mignate, 6, Robert, 4, Lupe, 5, Silvia, 2, and a brother Tessie of Hayvar.

Fremont Irvington Atrs Lupe Cyneres Ignacio Los Angeles Broadway Lupes Lupe Nacho Bevpe Mortuary Niles Golden Gate National Cemetery Robert Silvia Tessie Hayvar

Deputy Auditor Shipley’s Trial Pushed to May

In San Leandro William W Shipley deputy auditor, 29, faced drunk driving charges in Municipal Court. Judge Gerald P Conmitt granted a continuance at the defense request after testimony from two California Highway Patrol officers about the incident on Poothie Boulevard between here and Hayward on Feb 22.

San Leandro Alemana County Willian W. Shipley Gerald P. Conmitt California Highway Patrol Shipley Poothie Blvd Here Ilayward

Shoreline Group Plans Presentation To City Council

In San Leandro the Citizens' Executive Shoreline Committee held a special meeting at 6 pm to finalize preliminary shoreline plans. Ray Layton and consultant Harald Wise prepared outlines for development proposals to be presented to the council Tuesday night.

San Leandro Citizens’ Executive Shoreline Committee Moniav Ae Et Ray Layton Harald FE Wise Geroup

Castro Valley Jaycees elect new officers and directors

CasTRO VALLEY Henry Huehes was elected president of the Castro Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce with Dr Arthur Balter as first vice president Conrad Hateh as second vice president Richard Espincola as treasurer Robert Inskeep as corresponding secretary Kenneth Evans as recording secretary Directors include Joseph Bouglesky Mel Mello end Robert Gadfrey Don Waite named state director Installation ceremonies set for Saturday June 7 at the Terrace Club in San Leandro

Castro Valley Henry Huehes

Safety Weekend kicks off with courteous driving rewards

In San Leandro a citywide safety fair opens with officers issuing safe driving citations to top drivers during weekend tours. Six men and six women will receive candy boxes from the Chamber of Commerce for courtesy on the streets. events include safety sermons, teen proficiency run, a car parade, bicycle safety demos, and a breakfast award ceremony. A large Green Cross marker will be unveiled on the Bay-O-Vista hillside to commemorate the celebration. The program is led by the Eastbay National Safety Council chapter with the Unified School District and local chambers sponsoring.

San Leandro Ttade Tvent Bay-O-Vista Eastbay National Safety Council Unified School Dist Chambers of Commerce Art. Berlin San Leandro High School

Petty theft fines set in Emeryville and Hayward court

Two locals, a Emeryville woman and a Hayward man, each fined 25 dollars for petty thefts in Municipal Court yesterday. A 19 year old Emeryville woman received a year of probation for taking wine from Lucky Market on a dare. Other cases include a Hayward man charged with stealing gravel and several defendants pleading guilty or innocent to items from Lucky Market including wine and groceries. Sentencing dates set for May 26 and June 4.

Leandrg Emeryville Hayward Batty Tants Vallejo St Melvin A. Dobson Mercereaux St Hollis B.manson Mattox Rd Anna Roa Mary “Garcia Ave Oakland Garcia Harry A. Shellcrossier Lind Ave Gerald P. Connitt Louise J. Battenfeld Dilla St Lee Brother Mey

Eden Barracks to Hold Supper in Memorial Building

A poluck supper is scheduled Monday by Eden Barracks St. Jord War 2, per commander Robert Pomeroy. Auxiliary members will join in the 6,705 Arans Memorial Building at 737 Main Street Hayivard.

Eden Barracks St. Jord War 2 Robert Pomeroy Arans Memorial Main St. Hayivard

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