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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1955

Page

3

Highway 9 Underpass Sought for Safe Student Travel

DECOTO trustees study possible Highway 9 underpass to allow El Rancho Verde pupils to reach Hillview Crest Whipple and Bernard schools. Superintendent says state funds may cover construction for safety. Also exploring Hillview Crest expansion limits and future Whipple housing 600 pupils with site between Hillview Crest and Bernard. Trustees also seek vaccine program costs for Deept0 district first four grades only.

Decoto Highway 9 el Rancho Verde Tract Hillview Crest Whipple Barnard Harold Schoenfeld Bernard Schoenfeld Deepto

Annex petitions seek North San Leandro annexation area

Petitions circulated north of San Lorenzo Creek between Western Pacific tracks and Washington Boulevard aim to join 300 parcels to Bay City. Gerald Cochran, Bay City movement leader, says backers are unknown and the area may also be part of Hayward annexation plans alongside San Lorenzo efforts led by J. Paul Roberts.

San Leandro Sant Lorenan Creek Washington Boulevard Gerald Cochran Bay City Cochran Castro Valley Tree- Way Hayward J. Paul Roberts San Lorenzo

Adoption Homes Sought By Agency

Catholic Social Service of San Francisco seeks adoptive homes for legally free children ages 1 to 10 from Latin American Mexican Negro and mixed nationalities. Both boys and girls are available for adoption.

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Opposition to bond drive draws East 4th Street group

Ashland's East 4th Street Terrace Improvement Association votes unanimously to oppose the Hayward Area Recreation Districts proposed 4.5 million dollar bond issue. The HARD supervisor confirms playground programs at Fairmont school while construction closes weekday activities. The board also accepts the resignations of Miss May Laing and Leonard Smith.

Ashland East 4Th Street Terrace Improvement Association Hayward Area Recreation District Fairmont School Don Frost Hayward Area East 4Th Street Terrace Fred Ambrose Burl Minor Ambrose May Laing Leonard Smith

Civil Defense Course Starts in San Lorenzo

A six week Civil Defense course begins June 8 at Village School San Lorenzo 7:30 to 9:30 pm sponsored by the San Lorenzo Women's Club. A new speaker will address the class each Wednesday on Civil Defense topics. The course leads to a 10 week Red Cross first aid course. For details call Browning 6-4537.

San Lorenzo Village School Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo Women’s], Club Ronald Bernes Red Cross

Decoto Board Sets Admin Job Policies

Decoto Elementary School district will promote staff to key administrative roles. S. Robert Infelise named Barnard school principal. Mrs Gladys Gause promoted to Hillview Crest principal. Reggie Minnitte becomes Barnard principal at Searles. Neal Kauffman shifts to Whipple principal. Whipple to open in five Hillview Crest rooms, expanding to 10 and double sessions soon. Enrollment from El Rancho Verde and Fairway Park tracts.

Decoto Decoto Elementary S. Robert Infelise Prin ‘Cipal Hillview Crest Barnard Charles Mohawkian Oakland Gladys Gause Reggie Minnitte Barnard School Searles School Neal Kauffman Whipple School Whipple Hillview Crest School el Rancho Verde Fairway Park

Measures to reclaim tidelands and build a marine memorial

Sacramento measures approved by the Assembly conservation committee include creating the Hunter's Point reclamation district to reclaim 503 acres of tidelands along San Francisco Bay and establishing a Marine Memorial with two ships. A $200,000 appropriation for ships awaits Ways and Means action. Also, bids for highway surfacing near Yuba City Oroville and other locations were announced, with several firms leading in low bids. A separate bill allows state loans for small water projects with a $12 million appropriation, limited to projects costing $3 million or less and funded by matching state and county funds.

Sacramento San Francisco Assembly Committee On Conservation, Planning and Public Works Thomas Maloney Hunter's Point Ways and Means Division of Highways Baldwin Construction Co Marysville Yuba City Oroville Yelo County Assembly Committee On Conservation, Planning and Public Works Ways and Weans Committee Pauline Davis D-Portala Tidelands

Castro Valley Opposes Big Market Zoning Change

Castro Valley Chamber spokesman Arnold Anderson says only a fifth of 160 acres zoned commercial is used. He urges development along the boulevard from San Miguel to Redwood, arguing Howard shopping center would overextend the valley and harm existing businesses. Attorney Russell Studebaker counters with a plan for a regional center drawing customers from East Oakland and Livermore, including 120000 square feet of parking and a 2-3 to 1 ratio of under-roof space.

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Indian Heads Penny Hoax Ends in Sheriff Visit

In Decoto Ruben Ruiz sought to sell a hoard of Indian head pennies amid claims peers believed the stash worth up to 3000 dollars. Deputies arrived after a report of the find, but Ruiz admitted it was a joke and no value was found.

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