Pay Less Opens Second Hayward Store
Pay Less opens a second Hayward outlet as Howard and Gherra tour the unlocked door with Vice President L. H. Vierk. The six acre site features a parling area for 450 cars and showcases merchandise as the store begins operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pay Less
Hayward
Howard
Gherra
L. H. Vierk
Parlang Rhs
William Gherra
William Howard
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Roy Lovelock
Es Pay Less Drug Stores
Hesperian Boulevard
A. Street
Trustees May Face Each Other In South Hayward Realignment
South Hayward Junior College area trustees may face a realignment that could shift South Hayward and Livermore Pleasanton districts into new trustee groups. Tenney and Sullivan plan to attend a public hearing Tuesday at A B Morris School Castor Valley to discuss combining trustee areas and potential term changes.
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South Hayward
Frederick T
Sullivan
Wil
San Lorenzo
Castro Vall
Leanbry
Jenney
Tenney
Pleasanton plans low rent housing for seniors
A Pleasanton councilor leads a church and civic coalition proposing a 33,1000 dollar city project to build 11 units of federally financed low rent housing for elderly residents. The plan seeks 75 dollar monthly rents, 3 percent interest over 50 years, and priority for downtown seniors with limited incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Pleasan
Pleasanton Church
Long
Dr.Long
Valley Communities Economic Opportunity Organization
Livermore
VCEOO
Clarence Hoenig
Castro Valley Budget Adoption Slated For Tonight
Castro Valley Unified School District plans final adoption of its 1986 67 budget based on last year tax rate. The $6.083 million plan retains the six period day and elementary music, but lacks salary increases. If approved, general operations tax rate would be 3.55 per 100 and a 1.37 special purpose override tax applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Unified School District
Board of Lrustees
Hearing Stated On Lido Faire Dissolution Vote
A hearing is set for September 27 to decide if the dissolution of the Lido Faire homeowners association can be submitted to a vote. Opponents may present legal arguments about potential loss of property rights. state officials note no organized opposition and indicate the issue could go to vote if no proof of harm is shown. Campa, past president of the Union City Junior Chamber of Commerce, notes the petition is led by Kenn Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lido Faire Fomesistant Real Estate Commission- Owners
Nye
Kenn Henry
Teddy Drive
Lion
Robert Smith
W. Jerome Thomas
State Division of Real Estate
Thwunseme
Campa
Talthe Union City Junior Chamber
Union City appoints two park directors for four years
Union City Council announces two park and recreation commissioners for a four year term. Marcelino Campa, 10 FSI, selected to succeed Leonard Silva who declined reappointment due to personal commitments.
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Union City Park
Union City
Union
Marcelino Campa
FSI
Leonard Silva
Com Trilmante
Rodeo Men Elect Serpa President Of Livermore Club
Livermore Stockmen's Rodeo Association voters chose Ine Serpa as president replacing the retiring leader. Elected with him were Richard Deck as secretary and Walter Molla Jr as treasurer. Directors include Fr. Mulqueeny, Dr. RK, R. Moot, John Fagundez, Manuel Chavez, Carl Holdener, Norman Tergeson, Jim Dolan, Lincoln Callaghan, Tex Spraiell, Neil Rasmussen, and Dale Mueller. Spraiell will chair the new stadium committee with Mueller, Callaghan, and Jensen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Ine Serpa
Stockmen's Rodeo Association
Serpa
Richard Deck
Walter Molla Jr
Treaster
Mulqueeny
R. Moot
John Fagundez
Manuel Chavez
Carl Holdener
Norman Tergeson
Jim Dolan
Lincoln Callaghan
Arrests Mount in Hayward Burglary Ring
Police tied Daniel I Brown 4 of 27694 to a burglary ring linked to Bobby Shaw 28 and Carolyn 20 Shaw. Webber John M ? 27004 Pensacola Way Hayward and Loy were arrested for receiving stolen property after Shaw's relatives helped police recover a stolen stereo from a white panel truck. A 3,800 bond set and juvenile custody for Brown in another case.
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Daniel I
Brown
Hayward
Loy
Mission Boulevard
Shaw
Carolyn
John M. Webber
Pensacola Way
Hay
Helover
Richard
Brown Hoolen
Stevenson Boyle
Webber
Fremont
Tampa Avenue
Center Agreement Drafted for Hayward Civic Center Project
South County Scene notes a preliminary land disposition draft for the Hayward Civic Center at Foothill Boulevard. Western Cities Developments, backed by City Reconstruction Corp, plans an $85 million project with City Manager and City Council review pending legal and language revisions.
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Wwlth
West ‘Acre Civic Center
Emhes Developments Inc
Old Hayward High School
Doran
Susan Foothill Boulevard
Raymond E
Ient
Skidmore
Owings and Mer
John W. Scan- Hill
John K. Smith
Ety Council
Hlls
Civic Center
Western Cities Developments
San Francisco
Eivice Center
City Reconstruction Corp
Kansas City
Obituaries in Fremont and San Leandro
Obituaries note William Ford 37 of Fremont died in Oakland. Services tomorrow at Berge-Pappas Mortuary Fremont with Rosary tonight, burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Also listed are Marie Lima 95 in Hayward and Dorathea Petersen 4 in San Leandro with services in San Leandro. Other notices include Charles Jack 87 in Union City, Stanley Polhlopek 54 in San Francisco, and multiple memorials for local families.
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Fremont
William
Bill) Ford
Oakland
Jacqueling Ford
Wilford
Court
Pamela
Michele
Billy
Kimberly Ford
W. T. Ford
Alabama
Peter Cifano
Phoenix
City
Ala
Alameda County
Naval Supply Center
Berge-Pappas Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Golden Gate National
San Bruno
Marie Lima
Marie Julla Lima
Church of the Assumption
Tulton Ave
San Leandro
Anselmy Lima
Virginia Davilla
Hayward
Carrie Dutra
Rosaline Leas
Fresno
Mae Bateman
Berkeley
Azores Islands
Irving
Ede
al Canyon
S.P.R.S
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
Silveyville Cemetery
Dixon
Union City
Charles Preston Jack
Mabel Jack
C. ¥. Jack
San Francisco
IR. H. Brooks
Napa
Don Longbella
Vallejo
W. Boulldreau
Stockton
Presidio
Masonic Lodge
Presidin Masonic Lodge
Prall-Filers Mortuary
C St
Burlally
S. Alphonsus
Lynn Maggi
Italian Catholic’ Federation
San Leandra
Macy's of
Sicily
Guerrero and
Seramur Mortuary
Estudilla Ave
Holy Sepulchre
Dorathea A. Petersen
Lillia Dahtert
Harry Petersen
Robert Petersen
Germany
Mos
Bancroft Ave
First Presbyterian Church of
Santos-Robinson Mortuary
Estudillo Ave
Mt. View Mausoleum
Stanley M. Polhlopek
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
Frank ‘Palhlopek
Helen MacDonald
John Polopek
Massachusetts
Stephen Palhlopek
Robert
Elizabeth
Peggy Polopek
Florentine St
B St
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Charles Preston
CV Deck
R. OH
Nape
Longbetla
Vallej O
Boudreau
California
Presidly
Lodga Na
Garden Chapel
Ste Pratroller Mortuary
Olhlopek
Stanley M
Id Florenting St
Kronk A
Poin, Iupek
Helen MacOnnal
Sam Francistay
Agawam
Stephen Palhiopek
Hobier
Peapy Pek
Massachusettay
San
His Sepulchre
Hamberlain
George A
Winthrop St
Fieldenly
Frances M
Chevrolet Motors
Loyal Order of Moose
Oaklands Uaw
Charles M. Bannon
Ama
Julia
Eden Canyon
Hay
Abela Lima
Fmother
Virginia Uavilia
Carte Gutra
Rozaline Leas
Erasmo and
Mire
Bateman
P.R.S. Humber
Ihe
Aecvices
Sorensen Bros
St. Hayward
Fulton Ave
San Leansro
Ail Bey
Silveyville
Ford
Ell
Phoenix Ciy
Sharma
Berge-Papnas Mortuary
Fremont Biv
Westere
Golden Gate Nasional Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Brain
Hig
Mr. Sullivan
A. B. Morris School
Barlow Drive
Castre Valley
Dr. Lang
Church and Society
Deacons of the Presbyterian Church
Lido Faire
South County Scene
South County
William Ford
Charles Jack
Josephine Pastore
Herday
Marie Maxey
Bell
Leland Adair
Bakersfield
Richard Adair
Riverside
Woodrow Adair
Vivalia
Dorathea Petersen
Stanley Polhlopek
Holmes Adair
Holmes Colbert Adair
Bass
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