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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1958

Page

11

Bridge Pointers Seeks to curb guesswork in play and bidding

In this bridge lesson West dealer vulnerable, the Daily Question notes how misreading cards can defeat a contract. It explains how South should have inferred West held missing high cards, and suggests a spade lead to finesse toward dummy. The answer advises Pass with eight high-card points, or raise only with a true minimum opening bid by converting a small card to an ace.

West South East Declarer

Castro Valley Recreation Council Officers Meet Tonight

Castro Valley Recreation Council meets at the Community Center 6384 Walnut Rd to elect officers Leonard Strodbeck president Harold Swift vice president Mrs Virginia Brierly secretary Mrs Meda Soares treasurer and Jeanne Perry director They discuss Dr Louis Means the State Education Department recreation consultant and Peanut Baseball League tryouts set for 4 pm Wednesday and 9 am Saturday at the Community Center with library program details to be finalized Participating schools and volunteers include Pat Price Vanney School Mines Paul Ross Castro Valley Mary Jane Root Marshall John Quaccia Stanton Barbara Abbots Sri

Castro Valley Castro Valley Recreation Council Walnut’ Rd Leonard Strodbeck Harold Swift Virginia Brierly Meda Soares Jeanne Perry

Boiler Works Danger Probed in Floresta

Floresta Gardens parents urge action over hazardous conditions near a boiler at a factory on Sierra Dr. An investigation by Floresta Home Owners Assn directors led by Stuart Anderson follows.

Floresta Gardens Floresta Home Owners -Assn Stuart Anderson Sierra Dr Associa

East Bay Groups Back Water Bond Proposition B

Alameda and Contra Costa County groups back Proposition B a 252 million water bond on the June 3 ballot. East Bay Municipal Utility District expansion funded without tax or water rate increases. Groups listed include boards chambers unions and civic clubs across Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

Alameda Contra Costa County Charles P. Howard East Bay Alameda County Asst Alameda County Taxpayers Committee Alameda County Industries Inc Asso Build Ling ‘Trades Council of Castro Valley Chamber] of Commerce Central Labor Council Chabot Lions of Sant Leandro del ‘Mar Business & Professional Womens Club the Assn U.S. Army East Bay Electrical Club, East Bay Engineers Club Garden Club of Castro Valley Garden Department of Hill and Valley Club of Hayward Mulfords Gardens” Improvement Asset San Leandro Breakfast Club San Leandro

Graduation to Nine Dogs at Hayward club event

Nine dogs owned by members of the Hayward Ared Dog Training Club graduated Sunday in the club's fifth event. A German shepherd from Mr and Mrs William Tobias won with 19744 and earned a special German shepherd trophy donated by Mr and Mrs Fred Silva. Don Johns German shepherd placed second with 1963, while Mrs Fred Silva's poodle took third with 195. Fourth, 195, went to a dog owned by Bob Coldren. Other participants included Silva's standard poodle Wilene Buche's miniature poodle Sue Hall's English bulldog Terry Silva's miniature poodle and Beryl Johnson's German shepherd. Judging was by Jim Wartoya, with Mrs Dick Stickey as trophy chairman.

Hayward Ared Dog Training Club William Tobias Fred Silva Don John Bob Coldren Silva Wilene Buche Sue Hall Terry Silva Beryl “Johnson Jim. Wartoya Dick- Stickey

Services Group Installs Tonight in Fremont

Dr Kenneth Cramp will be installed as President of Washington at a 8 o'clock meeting in the court room of the Alameda County Building on Fremont Ave. Kenneth Cramp and Don Driggs will be vice presidents with Mrs Joe Burnham as corresponding secretary and Dele Isenberg recording secretary and Ralph Carmichael treasurer. Board members include Mrs Florence Buehler Dor Gordon Dickerson Rev Arthur Freemen Gorton Dubuque Joseph Monte de Rey Bernard King Dr E C Gray and Wes Wilson.

Fremont Kenneth, Goodwin Washington’. Township

Four File Suits In Car Mishaps

Four residents of Southern Alameda County sue for damages in Alameda County Superior Court. Janet Cannizzaro and Marcia Cronitz seek 10000 for loss of parents Oswald and Stella Rehm of San Leandro in a Aug 22 Hayward crash at Hesperian Blvd and Bartlett Ave. Ernest Ivaldi seeks 25000 for injuries from a March 30 Bay Bridge approach crash, with passenger Shirley Leach seeking 50000. Defendants in the two latter suits are the estate of John C. Sullivan of Fremont and Van Aaron McKinney, Oakland postal inspector.

Oakland Fremont Hesperian Blvd Bartlett Ave Hayward Ernest Ivaldi Bellen Wy Castro Valley Bay Bridge Shirley T. Leach San Leandro van Aaron-McKinney

CYO to Mark Anniversary Week Events Begin

Archbishop Mitty announced the 25th anniversary observances of Catholic Youth Organization Week from June 3 to 8 in San Francisco. Delegates from over 200 parishes will join in a Youth Awards program and Teenagers Idea Exchange. A Sunday June event will end with an archdiocesan appeal for CY O activities including athletics crafts and social functions for youths ages 7 to 21. A Boy and Girl of the Year from 13 Bay Area counties will preside at a Young Adults Dance in San Francisco.

John J. Mitty San Francisco Arch Bay Area

San Mateo dental assistant students to be capped in Burlingame

16 College of San Mateo dental assistant students including Castro Valley Staack 9186 Stevens will be capped in eight ceremonies Wednesday at the Burlingame Recreation Center Burlingame.

Castro Valley Staack Stevens College of "San Mateo Dental Assistant Burlingame Recrreation Center Burlingame

Kopyeight and Field Foterpetves in Rights Reservation

A compact report notes 135 percent figure associated with Kopyeight and Field Foterpetves with all rights reserved. No further context or clarification provided in the fragment.

Kopyeight Joe

State Chamber Elects S F Man President

Mark R. Sullivan of San Francisco was elected president of the California State Chamber of Commerce. Edward R. Valentine of Los Angeles was elected first vice president, with Robert Hornby of San Francisco as second vice president and Robert L. Sulside of Los Angeles as third vice president. We llendare of Los Angeles was named treasurer. James Mussatti was reelected general manager. Sullivan, former president of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, began his career in 191%, and will address the Eastshore Neighbors meeting tomorrow at Woodrow Wilson School.

Tion Tarnes Morros School Monterey Blvd Anderson Robert Rosenbusch Rod Gordon David Karps Laura Rasmussen William Suerstedt Dolly Macor Dean Cooper Jerry Flory Woodrow Neilsen Jess Perry Ed Antone Robert Barker Jack Hashman Phil Keneen Everatt Koontz Hal Norcup Costén Potesta Tom Tuley Neilsen Suerstedt Cannery Workers Hall C and Alice Sté Hayward Mark R. Sullivan San Francisco California Chamber ‘of Commerce Edward R. Valentine Tas Angeles Robert Hornby Robert. L. Sulside Los Angeles We Wllendare Land Tames Mussatti Chamber Pacific Telephone “and Telegraph Gan 7 Zandro Homer Hahn. Co Yin San Leandro Pud“Sullivan Eastshore First Ice Woodrow Wilson Williams St Hamlin Fitire Jema Walter Yager

Department of Operations and Engineering Leads in New York

The article notes the Department of Operations and Engineering, headed by an organization with headquarters in New York, as the governing body for a specific project. It emphasizes the firm’s control and administrative role within the enterprise.

Priest Seeks Accuracy In Concepcion Arguello Story

In Benicia a Jesuit priest urged correcting romantic myths about Concepcion Arguello. He notes she was California’s first native Catholic nun, not merely the subject of a romance. Arguello entered the Dominican order in 1854 and died in 1857 at St Catherine's Convent.

Benicia UPW Concepcion Arguello John McGloin S.J California University of San Francisco Concepcion Arguello McGloin Gertrude Atherton Bret Harte ABC MacGloin St.~ Dominic's Nikolai Rezanov San Francisco Presidio Rezanov Russia Siberia Sir George Simpson Love McGloin Love Monterey Mary Dominica St. Catherine'sConvent

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