South County scene The Dally Review headline
Local California paper highlights community events in Hayward's South County area with brief notes on people places and happenings in a Friday edition from August WW, 1972.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1972
Page
5
Local California paper highlights community events in Hayward's South County area with brief notes on people places and happenings in a Friday edition from August WW, 1972.
A puzzling snip notes talk about a Brown figure and rumors, in typical clipped newspaper style. The fragment hints at a character or event named Brown and asks a question about truth, suggesting a gossip or society item without clear details.
Travel editor answers reader questions about Caribbean cruises. Highlights include abundant dining with seven daily meals, multiple entertainment options, occasional seasickness, ports with duty-free shopping, and a varied passenger mix all seeking fun on a seven day voyage.
The San Leandro planning commission unanimously recommended approval of the general development stage for a $2 million multi residence project at 2719 35 Marina Blvd by Bradingan Engle and Sticks. Opposed by Milford Garden home owners, the plan includes four buildings with three stories facing Marina and two-story rear blocks.
Four San Leandro firemen and sons backpacked 73 miles from General Grant Grove to Mt Whitney over Colby Pass in mid July. Ray Morrison and Patrick Corbiere led the group with 10 mile daily legs, facing rugged terrain, misread map mileage, and deer avoidance. They carried 30 to 42 pounds each, camped near streams, and endured bites from a mouse while one member joked about mosquito repellent. The expedition ended at Whitney Portal with wives meeting for peaches and ice cream.
The East Bay Zoological Society and Oakland's Office of Parks and Recreation sponsor Guinea Pig Big on Friday August 1 at Knowland State Park Oakland Zoo. Entry is free for ages 3 to 12 with contests in fastest racer heaviest longest best costumed and most unusual breed. Prizes include free helicopter rides, pig chow, Jungle Ride or zoo admission.
Hayward to Oakland and San Leandro routes will continue inter city express service on opening day of BART as transit officials decide to run limited lines 3OHayward-San Leandro 32d Hayward-San Lorenzo and a local feeder system. Midday ceremonies and train service plans are proposed with 25 new 45 passenger buses funded federally for delivery.
Raymond BL blows, 28, of Hayward, convicted in Superior Court on a felony count tied to the December 18 death of a 1-year-old Hayward girl struck while riding a bicycle on the 400 block of Hesperian. He ends with a no contest plea to a bite charge and a manslaughter count is dismissed. He is committed to VagaviMe state facility for 90 days pre sentence evaluation.
Marina Faire Homeowners Association tabled a proposal to donate 100 dollars to the San Leandro Centennial Committee for a Peace Carillon to be placed at Casa Peralta after a long meeting. President Vic Fernandes said he will reintroduce the proposal after polling the association’s 400 members. The group’s bank balance, after scholarships, is 1300 dollars. Members complained about visibility at Bulwar dere and Bermuda intersections with Doolittle Drive due to parked cars and voted to send a letter requesting red curb and no parking regulations in the area.
Alameda County Welfare Department reports July aid to families with dependent children down to levels not seen since August 1970. Assistant administrator Lon Brandl cites Welfare Reform Act as a key factor while noting provisional July figures. unemployment categories also show declines. The county spent $6 billion on all public assistance and processed 8,000 applications.
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission will appoint an ad hoc advisory committee from citizen groups to study environmental issues. The panel, created at a Wednesday meeting framed as an educational session, will help shape a regional transportation plan and coordinate a federal environmental impact study.
Hayward area groups schedule events including a Young Republicans meeting at Robert Ross’s home, an ETA board session, a black headquarters opening in Oakland with Samuel Jackson speaking, and a spaghetti feed and benefit dance at St Bede’s Hall and James Lagan High School. Proceeds aid local organizations.
Alvarada SAN LEANDRO Gallag her Burk Inc of Oakland submitted a low bid of 30746 for widening Slyn rady Street from Aladdin Avenue to Frenent in a process conducted by the city clerk. Wine bids reached 59985, with estimated project cost around 8310.
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