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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1963
Page
2
Legal notice announces a public hearing by the Hayward Planning Commission regarding zoning changes. The meeting will address amendments to commercial district uses and site plan provisions, with location details and date provided by the city clerk.
The board invites bids for installation and equipment work at multiple area elementary schools and a junior high in Hayward and surrounding districts. Plans cover fencing, grounds work, and adjacent wing areas with several sites including Palma Claus Elementary and Angoraut Clementary.
A jumbled OCR page fragment shows poems and legal public notices mixed with job ads and building trades terms. It references workers, wages, and certifications, with scattered names, places, and dates obscured by text errors. The readable bits hint at notices about licenses, wages, and employment regulations.
Local garden clubs present a spring show featuring a diverse display of roses, perennials, and edible landscapes. Members from Peoria, Oakland, and nearby areas showcase judged entries, with plans for community plantings and youth involvement at the Lake Alsat center and Gintihn Center.
Amateur gardeners invited to compete in Pleasanton Horticulure Division with schedule details. Entries due June and July for potted plants and specimens. New rules include potting before opening and gate admission changes.
A fragmented garden article lists aromatic herbs and edible plants. It mentions Olive snnkes, Weakley, and Veg herbs arranged in beds for color and scent. Advice covers soil, water, and weed control with emphasis on sustainable herb plantings and decorative touches.
The piece extols heat tolerant plants in California coastal climates. Oleander thrives in hot weather, offering bright blooms and multiple varieties such as Sister Agnes and Mrs Roeding, from single to double forms. Crape Myrtle, while less suited to valleys, provides large shrub to small tree forms with crinkled blossoms and striking trunks, including Duran Red and Glendora White, suitable for standard shrubs or tree forms.
A reader seeks tips to create an outdoor living space with a garden den, deck, and privacy. It suggests stone or gravel paths, a raised deck, and a planting scheme using evergreen shrubs for natural privacy. It notes selecting plant materials with a landscape professional and mentions hardy combinations for easy maintenance.
A gardener describes katydids biting into a Gach Farms plant and discusses spraying with Sevin to control pests. The piece notes leafhoppers on fuchsias, adds Sevin’s non oily formula, and cautions on spraying near peaches and new growth to protect future harvests.
A quirky note on the odd comforts of a full wastebasket and a reliable Lennox heating system. The author praises the satisfaction of removing errors, while appreciating factory quality and rigorous testing by Lennox, which upholds a strong reputation. The piece ends with a mock critique of a new cat and a nod to the need to empty the wastebasket.
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