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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1930
Page
2
The Review argues against a $75,000 pool bond yet highlights swimming’s broad appeal and low cost to taxpayers. It notes cities fund multiple municipal golf links, which cost more but attract fewer people, while Alameda links have netted over $12,000 annually for two years.
The Richmond swimming pool on a windy bay point attracts many Hayward youths and adults. It pays for its $110,000 investment and draws people from Hayward and beyond, with Alum Rock Park’s pool also drawing Hayward youths though farther away.
The Twenty-Thirty group, composed of married professionals and respected young men, has studied the situation and urges concrete action in Hayward. They aim to provide meaningful recreation to satisfy youth desire for activity and community belonging, preventing youth from leaving for other fields.
The Twenty Thirty group asks taxpayers to consider a $50,000 wool pool funded by bonds at six percent, with a $2,500 yearly sinking fund and $5,500 annual cost, arguing the pool could break even or be leased if advantageous. They seek an open, respectful hearing before the April 14 election.
Within a week we shall be, at the beginning of Spring, the time of abounding energy, and increasing anxiety to get into the open spaces everywhere. As the warm sunshine rejuvenates the lagging forces, the individual, as the grass, the shrubs, the flowers, and all verdure.
The passage notes spring awakens nature and motivates people to shed winter stillness. After months of rest, individuals feel drawn to engage in activity, whether work or play, embracing wear and tear with enthusiasm as life briefly feels good before the next downturn.
George Laurence Donovan 57 a Niles historian died at his home Saturday after a brief illness. Funeral services were at his Mission Road home with interment at Mission San Jose Catholic cemetery. A Washington township agent for Pacific Gas and Electric he helped restore missions and wrote sketches of Alameda county history. He left a widow Rosalie and two sons Clement and Pauli and held roles in Niles Chamber of Commerce Native Sons of the Golden West and church music and mission projects.
George Allen Posterthwaite known as George Allen dies at Fairmont hospital aged 99. A native of England born January 29 1831 he lived in California 46 years and worked as a cattle buyer in Hayward and Ashland. Survived by children George Fred Bennett Egbert Adela Alice Grace and the late Edith Blumenberg. Funeral by Sorensen Brothers at 10 Tuesday with Rev Richard C Day officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
Ivans writes he suffered two years from neuritis and rheumatism and was nearly well after four bottles of Caser’s Compound, which stops pain and swelling by direct action on the liver and kidneys. Available at Brains Drug Store and the Rexall Store in Hayward California.
An additional circle of friends and admirers received pieces from the author who contributed to Pacific Service magazine and other publications. Last summer, while at Carmel, he sent poetry to friends in Niles illustrating his code of living and his ability. The poems reflect on life by the sand, the sea, and the mountains, ending with a view of divine majesty.
Thomas F. Gray formerly a leading Hayward merchant died in Oakland over the weekend. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Tru man funeral parlors in Oakland. He once operated a Castro and B streets store and was uncle to Misses Anna and Margaret Gray. He was a member and charter officer of Cypress camp No 141 Woodmen of the World.
Quick relief for coughs from colds or irritated airways. Foley's Honey and Tar provides demulcent relief with no opiates and a mild laxative. Brains Drug Store Rexall Store Hayward California advertises this remedy for throat comfort and soothing action.
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