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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1957
Page
7
A jumble of local snippets: police caution motorists about supposedly free car service tickets, a gas station owner selling tickets and his shop, a publicist’s stolen wardrobe, ad layout notes in New York, a bank transom intrusion, a Crow Canyon public hearing, Marine Reserve recruiting prizes, and a Castro Valley builder obtaining speed tickets for Center St residents.
San Leandro Folk Dancers announce their annual outdoor picnic from 2 to 10 p.m. June 15 at Manteca Recreation Center 6300 Moraga Ave Oakland replacing their regular San Leandro dance. New officers include Norman Bryan president Ben Boaskers vice president Gen Anderson secretary Neil Martine treasurer Dick Chapman assistant treasurer Kay Eller historian and Dr Arthur B Emmes publicity chairman. Regular classes run Mondays 7:45 to 10:40 p.m. at Laurel School Oakland under Millie and Vernon Von Kansky. Immediate and advanced dancers invited.
Glenmoor Elementary School in Fremont will be dedicated June 5 by the Grand Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West. Arrangements for the 8 pm dedication have been made by the Glenmoor PTA, Centerville School trustees, and Washingtons Parlor 19, NSGW.
Hayward Fire Department reports 4937 homes inspected in voluntary program with 2040 hazards noted. Of 3087 distinct hazards found, most common were fuse boxes in 748 homes. Admittance refused at 362 houses. 8285 homes contacted. 3585 unoccupied. Fire officials urge cleaning closets basements attics and yards and avoiding electrical work or refitting without professionals.
Castro Valley scholars of 150 dollars each were awarded to Cathy Dean and Gwen Byron by the Castro Valley Teachers' Assn. Frank Souza, PR chair, said the awards go to students who plan to become teachers and attended Castro Valley elementary schools. Dean will attend UC Santa Barbara and Byron will enroll at San Jose State College.
Richard Watts of 1501 Mono was found guilty in Municipal Court here yesterday of disturbing the peace and assault and battery. Judge Gerald P. Connict assigned the case to a probation officer for report and sentence June 28. The complaint was filed March 4 by Frank Bartlett of 17020 Via Media, San Lorenzo Village.
A Oakland Superior Court jury failed to reach a verdict in a $200,000 damage suit filed by Antone Pimental against the Southern Pacific Railroad. The collision occurred near Tennyson Ro. and Hunt 953 when an auto switch engine struck by Mrs. Lucille C. Priental, 46, of Hayward, led to the ongoing dispute.
A public dinner hosted by the Fairview Community Club aims to raise funds for a recreation building at Fairview Show 23415 Maud Ave Hayward. The event runs Saturday evening with a dance studio and the Royal Teens providing entertainment. admission is one dollar for adults and twenty five cents for children under 22.
The group unanimously approved a resolution urging passage of IAB 2416 or similar legislation to bar owners with five percent or more private hospital ownership from serving on a public district hospital board. Sid Armstrong was nominated for president. proposed directors include Alton Gibbs, Bill Chandler, Clyde Johnson, Eugene Hanford. Elections set for June 25. plans for a September barbecue and membership drive followed summer adjournment. The resolution will be sent to State Sen Luther Gibbs of Solano County.
In Fremont a salesman Willis Castleberry pleaded innocent in court yesterday to selling produce with false health claims. He and 15 other salesmen, including Lindsay-Guilbert Distributing Co. owner William F. Guilbert of Oakland, face charges under a health and safety code making it a misdemeanor to sell drugs or devices by claiming cures. Jury trial set before Judge Quaresma.
The VA San Francisco regional office honors a nursing unit with the Meritorious Service award, presented by Veterans Affairs Administrator Harvey V. Higley. Recipients include Miss Botellette, Miss Anna A. Blasko, Mrs Ruth Marshall, Mrs Margaret C. Olsen, Miss Lenore Scullion, and nursing assistants Richard M. Cawley.
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District lists fourteen positions from infrared spectroscopist to lab director with salaries from 300 to 12 000 a year. Requirements include advanced degrees in chemistry or engineering and several years in related fields. Applications direct to World Trade Center Ferry Building San Francisco.
James Hayes, 39, of 1495 Lefeyette Ave Hayward, entered an innocent plea to criminal assault charges at his municipal court preliminary hearing in San Rafael. Deputy Public Defender Peter Allen Smith appointed. Bail reduced from 10000 to 2500. Hayes scheduled for 9 a.m. Friday hearing. Alleged assault involved a 70 year old woman manager at a San Francisco chain store aboard a cruiser in Sa nto Salito yacht harbor. He is married.
The Independent Dist School will hold its graduation ceremony on Wednesday June 12 at the Schooh 1300 Manter Ra.
Public hearings were set yesterday by county supervisor June 17 to 20 on the preliminary county budget of 64,986,288 for 1957-58 fiscal year. Final adoption planned for June 23. The preliminary budget is 50,000 higher than the proposal presented by County Administrator Karl R. Strathman on May 14. The increase was placed in the report at the instance of Supervisors Frank Dunn and Chairman Leland W. Sweeney for advertising in connection with industrial development and on the Industrial Fact Finding Committee's recommendation. The budget includes 22,495,695 for salaries, with about a 5 percent increase for 73 percent of the 4,000 county employees and a 15 percent increase to 10 percent of the employees. Another 10 percent will get no increase and 5 percent are on Union scale that will not be altered. The tax rate will be set in September after anticipated revenues and subventions are computed, reducing the amount needed to be raised by taxes to around 23 million.
County supervisors confirmed three recommendations from the County Planning Commission and granted three zoning variances. Harry Rhine Jr. received a permit to build a single family home on a parcel under five acres on Crow Canyon Road east of Cull Canyon Road. Dan Lambos was approved for a 28 unit four story apartment complex with parking and a pool on Maubert Ave. Frank and Ernie Cwaldi were allowed to extend quarrying operations on Mattox Road west of Mer sereau Ave.
SAN LEANDRO San Jose police recovered the police chief’s stolen auto in a residential San Jose area on Monday. Captain Steve Lagomarsino said the interior was torn up and part of his $400 golf clubs set was missing. damage total not known.
County supervisors passed a resolution urging both sides in the Key System labor dispute to consider the public interest. Presented by Supervisor Francis Dunn and seconded by Chairman Leland Sweeney, the motion called for the parties and employees to resolve their difficulties with the public in mind.
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