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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1956

Page

9

The Sparkies Dance Ends With a Great Dane Interruption

A Mt. Eden party hosted by Jeryl Fry featured the Great Dane blocking the dance floor. Mrs. Fry reportedly ordered television to quiet the dog, but the dog returned with eyes on the screen, and the guest resumed dancing. Separate notes recount Miss Parks Air Force Base in a Thunderbird and a man who felt his youthfulness reflected in a kitchen window.

Sparkies Mt. Eden Jeryl Frys Dave Smith San Leandro

San Leandro Eyes 2000 Acre Annex Near San Lorenzo Creek

The Statistics Dept notes San Leandro proposes annexing about 2000 acres of uninhabited industrial land along San Lorenzo creek where it meets the Bay. The plan would extend toward the Hayward city unit, 2640 feet away, setting up a contested site for a potential new city.

San Leandro San Lorenzo Creek Bay Hayward

Warned of Horse Sleepers Sickness by Insect Bites

The American Foundation for Animal Health issued a warning about horse and mule sickness spread by biting insects. Vaccination by veterinarians is the only sure prevention. all ages should be vaccinated yearly. Keep animals away from swampy areas and implement insect control. Symptoms resemble heat stroke and rabies, making veterinary diagnosis crucial.

Foundation For Animal Health

Leandro Chamber Sets Busy Week Of Meetings

SAN LEANDRO committees schedule a busy week per chamber president William A Kinney. Planned events include South San Leandro Merchants at noon tomorrow Our House World Trade ceremonies at 2 30 pm Wednesday Ferry Building traffic managers at noon Thursday Haycock's parking committee at 4 pm Thursday chamber office.

Leandro San Chamber of Commerce Chamber William A. Kinney South San Leandro Our House Ferry Haycock’s Arking

Three area men pass spring 1956 State Bar exam

San Lorenzo residents Fred B. Avera Abraham Hochler and Calvin Tray Goforth are among 801 to pass the spring 1956 State Bar examination. They will be certified in ceremonies before the California Supreme Court in San Francisco on June 19. Hochler, a CPA based in Hayward, has four children. Avera, an Alameda Naval Air Station investigator, has three. Goforth, a Navy veteran and Stanford law graduate, has two.

San Francisco Alameda County Fred B. Avera Owen San Lorenzo Calvin Tray Goforth Suffolk Drive San Leandro Abraham Hochler Nube Barbara Ann Kathryn Fred Atlanta Lay Salle

Eagles to Honor May Birthdays at Alvarado Hall

Eagles Jorge announces May birthday honors for members born in May at the Alvarado Eagles hall. Refreshments and a birthday ceremony will precede a public joint installation of auxiliary officers on June 1, with movies to follow.

Arada Alvarado Eagles Jorge Eagles Alvarado Eagles Hall

Need for Loan From Board Is Faced Hard

Directors of Hayward Area Recreation district faced the need to borrow about 200000 dollars from the Board of Supervisors to cover operations during the July to December dry period. Surplus funds were reduced by previous misbudgeting, and salaries were debated, with a 2 to 2 vote denying a county salary increase. The board deferred July 9 budget action, consider a 129 cent tax rate, and discussed a capital tax for swimming pool construction.

Hayward Area County Civil Service Commission Willem Toster Laython. Landis Ray Snider Dorothy Gordon Tom Byrnes Everet Gale Gale Disret Eugene Waring Waring John Guinee Guinée Re Snider Castro Valley High School Redwood Road Haymont Park Tolevatone US. Steel Corporation Oakland Jhoard

Canyon Annex Hearing Is Set For Castro Valley

Castro Valley Sanitary District directors set a June 18 hearing date to consider annexing 22 acres in Crow Canyon for Frank Conti of Hillsborough. The plan includes 136 lots in the Stee unit, with fees for annexation, pumping station, side sewer connections, engineering costs, and a 12 inch line to the tract totaling about $66,000. Advance salary increases for key staff were approved to take effect June 1, with a two step raise tabled for June 4.

Castro Valley Crow Canyon Frank Conti Hillsborough Crow’ Canyon Sanitary Canyon Pergola Hill Board Highway 50 Stee Fubawisien Formarly Silva Crow Eangor Road Solearings Elmer Hansal William Meeksi Travis Poindexter Everett Wright

Williams to Drop Steak for Business Event in San Leandro

Planning commission chair Mau rice Williams plans to enter San Leandro City Hall at 8 14 pm Thursday and open the meeting. He will then step into the annual photography fair booth and join local planning commissioners at the San Leandro Smith Industrial barbecue.

San Leandro Planning Commission Maurice Williams Club of Air Radion San Fran Williams Cisco Recreation Department Stern Grove Bay Area Gunieisco Fran Smith Oak Kitty Irothers San Leandro Smith Will Williams H. E

Out-of-Way Rail Club Runs California Excursion

The Northern California Railroad club plans an out-of-the-way rail trip on June 2. The journey departs Fremont around 8:45 a.m. and returns about 8:15 p.m., using a Western Pacific diesel car to Stockton then Tidewater Southern to Turlock. Open to the public with sightseeing and photo stops along the route, details via Western Pacific.

Inler Northern California Railroad Club San Joaquin Valley Turlock Electtric Interurban Tidewater Southern Railway Western Pacific Fremont Western Pa Cific Stockton Tidewater Southern

Hayward Union High School district approves salary increases

District trustees authorize over two million dollars in salary hikes for teachers and administrators, about 7 percent across the board affecting 325 teachers and 20 administrators. Non certified staff would gain limited rises. the personnel commission proposals seek a job classification survey and board approval by the local California Employees association. Also approved site development funding and contracts for Arroyo Bight site work and Arroyo Valley/Gastro Valley preparations.

Hayward Union High Personnel Commission J. Bounds Christian L. R. Ramm Carl Ekoos Awbrey Laws Mré Fisted Marlin Haley Eqnally Christian California Personnel Board California S Employes Association Eta Iif Gastro’ Valley Arroyo Rousseau Fairway Park Arroyo Bight

Group to Fight Annex Planned in Baywood and Cherryland

A Baywood Hayward Acres Cherryland homeowners group meets at Cherryland School at 8 p m to oppose future annexation and incorporation. Everett J Silver the steering committee chair outlines officer elections and a unified anti incorporation program. Renters and homeowners invited. area includes Baywood No 2 annex defeat zone and northern Hayward periphery. Merger talks with Castro Valley Taxpayers assoc loom as Baywood Status Quo co chair John Blew says opposition aims to mobilize voters by election day.

Baywood- Hayward Acres Cherryland Cherryland School Everett J.” Silver Uified Action Silver Baywood No L. ‘Waldt C. E. Wise Mary Soto A. H. Stewart J. P. Sandoval P. Goodwill John Morgan Everett M McCoy R. H. Jones Hayward Acres Silver John Blew Baywood Status Quo Comittee Lower Baywood

Girls Play Day Planned at Baywood School Saturday

Girls from nine playgrounds including Funnywood Fairview Highlands Markham Kimball Laurel Cherryland Muir and Seola will gather at Baywood school Saturday for a PLAY day sponsored by Hayward Area Recreation District. Activities include kick ball softball netball hodge podge circle and tag games folk dancing and community singing. Girls should wear suitable outdoor clothes bring lunch hours 10 30 am to 2 30 pm. Soft drinks at half price.

Baywood Hayward Ares Recreation District Veronica Wright Funnywood Fairview Highlands Markham Kimball Laurel Cherryland Muir Seola Hodge Bill

Continental Can to Host Annual Plant Picnic at Little Hills Ranch

Continental Can Company Oakland invites families to a Sunday picnic at Little Hills Ranch off Crow Canyon road between Castro Valley and San Ramon. Activities start 10:20 am with a baseball game and a 7 pm show, plus sports events for all ages, egg throwing and eel eating contests, dinner from to 4:30 pm, and dancing to close.

Continental Can Company Oakland Little Hills Ranch Crow Canyon Road Castro Valley San Ramon

Cost Accountants Group Meeting in Oakland Berkeley Area

The National Association of Cost Accountants Oakland East Bay Chapter meets at 4 p.m. on a Thursday at Spenger's 1919 Fourth Street Berkeley. Furst of Bank of America will speak on Pitfalls and the Business Outlook. Furst, a UC and Stanford graduate, held extensive industrial roles before joining UC in 1943 as administrative officer.

Association of Cost Accountants Oakland East Bay Spenger’s Ourth Street Berkeley Herald Furst Bank of America U.C Stanford University of California

Hayward Chamber to discuss rapid transit plan

The Hayward Chamber of Commerce Transport and Communication committee meets at noon on May 29 to hear reports from a nine county conference led by Mayor George Christopher. The group will study the $1.5 billion rapid transit proposal with an open mind and will consider Willig Freight Lines’ request to expand service, soon before Public Utilities Commission review.

Hayward Chamber of Commerce Transportation and Communication Committee Chamber Colman May San Francisco George Christopher May Willig Freight Lines Californil Public Utilities Commission. Ie

HHS Farm Stock Show Planned at Hayward High

Future Farmers of America of Hayward will hold a livestock show and judging at the high school on Sorenson ranch, Western road this Saturday. The event opens to the public at 10 am, per agriculture instructor Leslie Brown.

Future Farmers of America of Hayward Sorenson Ranch Western Road Leslie Brown

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