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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1958

Page

2

Fremont Union Sanitary District Faces Bond Sell Difficulty

Fremont Union Sanitary District faces a tough push to sell its proposed bond issue before the June 24 election. Chamber officials led by General Manager Raymond Boege say selling the benefits to residents, especially Warm Springs, is key. Residents without water and current service fear higher taxes without benefits, prompting a Warm Springs meeting to plan protests.

Fremont — Union Sanitary District Fremont Chamber of Commerce USC Mer Raymond Boege Atty Gene Rhodes Boege Boone Tevington Fremont Irvington Water ‘Pollution Board Jack Prouty Oelft Sanitary Alameda County Walter Dist Wales Boere Prouty Peauty Michael Overacker SS Union Sanitary 2 Water Board Jack Craig Warm Springs Propery Warm Springs Monay

Bank of America Award Winners Named for 1000 Scholarships

Bruce Johnston of Yan Leandro High School is among four 1000 dollar scholarship recipients announced at a San Francisco banquet. Other top winners include Stanley Young Hayward Barbara Lake San Leandro and Lynette Fain. The event, hosted by Bank of America executive vice president Russell G. Smith, featured remarks by Rev. Herman J. Hauck of Santa Clara University.

Bruce Johnston 139Th Ave Yan Leandro Bank of America San Francisco Alameda County Stanley Young St. Hayward High School Barbara Lake Vestal San Leantro High Lynette Fain T21 Lee Ave San Leantro Doreld Evarts San Bruno Robert Hass Marin Catholic High School San Rafael Marian Braun San Mateo Russell G. Smith Bank of America St. Francis Hotel Herman J. Hauck University of Santa Clara Tennyson Hauck Nirman Iran Rauck Glenn 5. Dumke San Francisco State College Bank of ‘America San Leandro High School Stanley’ Young Hayward High School

Dr Marshall to Return After Overseas Sabbatical

Dr Marshall, director of music for Monterey Peninsula College, is due home June 10 after a year in Europe. A Hayward native and 1938 Hayward High School graduate, he has been on sabbatical in Austria, Germany, Italy, and France, living with his parents at 55 Kelly Street.

Europe DE Harves Marshall Mrafd August Misra Kelly St Hayward Dune 10 Marshall Austria Germany Italy France Hayward High School Monterey

Lucio Named Newark Campaign Chair for Anderson Drive

Newark City Councilman Leonard Lucio was named campaign chair for Glenn M. Sinderson’s bid for Lieutenant Governor. Anderson lauded Lucio as representative of broad statewide support amid voter fatigue with the Republican record.

Newark Lean‘and Lucio J Glenn M. Sinderson Ligutenant Govendl Anderson Leonard Lucio Pat Brown Claire Engle

Forest Products Dividend Declared by American Forest Products Corp

Directors of American Forest Products Corp declare a dividend of 192 per share payable June 32 on stock of record May 25.

American Forest Products Corp

School Candidate To Talk Tuesday

Alameda County Superintendent of Schools candidate Rock La Fleche will address an 8 p m Tuesday meeting of the Hayward Business and Professional Women's Club at Bret Harte School Hayward.

Rock la Fleche Alameda County

Just A-Ridin Ropin Rarin in the Want Ads

Local newspaper ad copy urges readers to check Class 37A want ads featuring horse related items. The playful phrase invites buyers and sellers to inspect section listings for rides gear and opportunities. No specific names or dates are provided in the readable text.

Creek Flood Control Project Aims for Quick U.S. Aid

County officials testified in Washington before House and Senate public works subcommittees urging a $2.2 million appropriation for the San Lorenzo Creek flood control project. The total project cost is about $1.5 million with a current $1.1 million budget and a $400,000 requested increase to meet engineers suggested funding. Construction covers reinforced concrete retaining walls, channel strengthening, and erosion protection from Foothill Boulevard to the Day area, potentially taking two years to complete.

House Senate Public Works Washington San Llorenzo Creek Sam Noord Hazard Public Works Herbert Crowle Emanuel P. Raztto San Lorenzo Creek Crowle U.S. Army Upper B St Foothill Buvd Southern Pacific Railway Foothill Blvd IB St

Barbecue Facility Bid Opening At San Lorenzo Village

San Lorenzo Village Homes Assn schedules a Monday meeting to open bids for public barbecue facilities costing under 2000 in the park rear of the community center at 453 Paseo Grande. Directors may commend the county board on street name changes and EBMUD plans a $252 million bond proposal briefing.

San Lorenzo East Bay Municipal Utility Dist Wtility

Bigamy Plea By Soldier Set for June 13

Charles Augustus Doll Sr., 23, Berkeley soldier with two wives, will plead to a bigamy charge June 13. A continuance was granted in Heyward Municipal Court yesterday. Bail reduced to 1000 dollars. Doll's wife Woonda C. Stocker, 26, reported the matter after learning of Dr. Violet T. Doll, 29, Oakland, who became Mrs. Doll three years ago. Army authorities consider discharge under prior proceedings.

Charles Augustus Doll Sr Berkeley Heyward Doll Woonda C. Stocker Prestwick St. Hayward Violet T Doll Oaklend

School Concert at Schafer School Opens Season

The second annual spring concert at Schafer School is set for yesterday in the auditorium on Flamingo Ave. Principal Edwin Quinge will welcome attendees. Mt. Eden Music Coordinator Phil Bertsch will present the band, orchestra, and fee club, with John D. Pratt directing. The seven member glee club will perform six selections alongside regular and beginning ensembles, including a clarinet duet, a piano solo, and quartets by named students.

Schafer School Tal Yesday Audito Flamingo Ave Hay

State Treasurer Speaks Monday at Oakland Republic Club

State Treasurer A Howard Butler will speak at a noon luncheon of the Oakland Republican Association Monday. Alameda County Button campaign chairman John C Houlihan says Butler will discuss California finances and be introduced by Hugh Balerd at the Athens Club. He seeks re election to a full four year term.

A. Howard Bute Joall Oakland Republican Atty John C. Houlihan Button Alameda County California Hugh Balerd Athens Club Buton Iy

Demo League Endorses Slate At Luncheon

The Regular Democratic League of Alameda County endorsed candidates at a luncheon at the Cottage in East Oakland. Endorsed were Guy Warren for state senator and Robert McCarty for attorney general, plus Edmund G. Brown for governor and others, with plans for precinct work ahead of the June 3 election and a recent membership drive adding 420 new members.

Yoerd Demcratic League Alameda East Oakland Guy Warren Robert McCarty Resti. Zaballos Hayward League Edmund G. Brown Glenn M. Andersen Henry >. Lopes Nicholas Penis Wilma Backett William Byror Rumford Winton McKibben Francis Dun Leland W. Sweeney Erdorseé County Centras Robert Fairwell Jol Smith Ard Lean Thomas =. Pierce San Lorenzo League J

Livermore Man Wins VA Honor for Volunteer Hours

Leroy Grant of Livermore received a 1000 hour certificate for volunteer time at the Veterans Administration Hospital. Other honorees include Lillian Bush of San Lorenzo, Etta Weyand of San Leandro, Frances Roberts of Livermore, and multiple Pleasanton, Irvington, Niles, and Livermore residents with 100 to 1500 hours noted among a larger group.

Livermore Leroy Grant South Livermore Ave Veterans Administration Hospital Walter 5. Kape Lillian G. Bush San Lorenzo Etta M. Weyand San Leandro Franis Roberts

No Action Taken On Teacher Pay Debate

Local board of education meeting focused on teachers salaries but no decisions were made. The session adjourned to reconvene at 7 am Tuesday to continue discussion on pay scales and funding.

San Leandrq Board of Education

Hospital Holds Disaster Drill at Norbridge Avenue

Castro Valley Eden Hospital conducted its second disaster drill, simulating a bus train crash at Norbridge School. About 100 doctors and staff set up emergency operations, with 59 victims processed within an hour and observers including county civil defense and hospital board members.

Castro Walley Eden Hosital Norbridge Norbridge Ave Sene Tredds Dunn Richard Silvis Civil Defense Sector Sherif S Lt William al Hildebraid County Civil Defense Oliver C. Stiver Sheritt

Burglar Steals 50 Dollars In Drugs From CV Store

Castro Valley burglars cut through a deli and drugstore wall, stealing about 50 dollars worth of narcotics plus 43 dollars cash, 15 stamps, and a portable item from Carls Pharmacy and Novak’s Delicatessen. Deputies forwarded findings to the state accreditation agency for high schools.

Castro Valley Elicatessen Carls Ih California Supi Goold Gould WUHS University of California WOHS

Park Unit Sets Look at Parcel For City Center

Fremont Park Commission will tour a single acre parcel on Cooks Ford Street Irvington held by L. E. Bailey for civic center development. The council rejected Stivers Lagoon as a site in April and asked the commission to study Bailey’s offer and other options within a year. The panel also considers nine acres at the Vallejo mill site near Highway 9 and Niles Canyon Road, owned by San Francisco, for recreational use and preservation of historic buildings.

Fremont Park Commission Civic Center Cooks Fd Stear Irvington L. E. Bailey Stivers Lagoon Bailey Baller Ioek Highway 9 Niles Canyon Rd Vallejo Cit of San Francisco

Water Funds Bid To Be Studied At Fremont Meeting

Alameda County Water District directors will study a federal funds request to repair water lines damaged in April floods. The meeting is at 3 p.m. Monday in the district’s new building at 243 Main St Cen Harville. The application seeks about $10,000, matching a state request for similar flood damage repairs.

Fremont Alameda

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