South County Scene 16 The Daily Review, Haywards California
Local brief from Haywards California dated Friday Avast 13, 19. Community notes, ads, and small items fill page 16 of The Daily Review with short notices and local happenings.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1972
Page
22
Local brief from Haywards California dated Friday Avast 13, 19. Community notes, ads, and small items fill page 16 of The Daily Review with short notices and local happenings.
An on‑the‑record chat dissolves into a muddled exchange as Fischer jokes about games and media plans. The interview touches on late arrivals, a Fischer merchandise line, and hypothetical moves amid banter with reporters and others.
The notice lists a series of community items including a forthcoming board meeting at Sam Rive Way Haywnod, a YMCA maintenance and repair work start tomorrow at 9 30 in Eden Area, and a Sen Nicholas Petris talk on ethnic pride at 7 pm to the Mexican American Social and Cultural Organization at Tia Marla Restaurant. A senior children dance event runs 8 33 to 11 20 pm at 1435 Grove Way with refreshments and live music.
Lan Lanado tells how a Nevada City family on vacation broke down near Santa Cruz and could not raise funds for repairs. Police offered aid after locals donated, but the couple refused help. The story follows the mother's account of the events and the family’s attempts to reach a repair shop and ownership of the stranded vehicle.
A neighborly aid network helps a family in crisis. The woman expresses gratitude for Charlie Barks and Tom TOBE as they move belongings and arrange temporary relief amid a tough period. Children and pets are kept safe while community members coordinate transport and basic needs.
The federally funded Drug Abuse Training Center based at Cal State Hayward ends its off campus headquarters on Emuary Street. It joins the Institute for Social Concerns at Mills and shifts most staff and operations there, with funding from the National Institute of Mental Health and the Office of Drug Abuse Programs.
Chabot College Hayward Castro Valley and Livermore Amador Valley locations host a free public program series by Chabot Community Services. Topics include astronomy health care for seniors retirement planning tax and investment seminars and disability child and parent education.
In a municipal court proceeding, bail was reduced from 40,000 to 7,500 for defendants linked to the InSite topless and bottomless club. Swamz aid Livi and several others face conduct charges arising from arrests at the club earlier this month. The Alameda County appellate division upheld one conviction for showing "byrd" films at the In-Situ and overturned another on technical grounds.
Newark police report Steven Wayne Marcantelli of Hayward faced burglary and receiving stolen goods charges after entering the home of David J. Kollun, climbing a window and taking a handgun. Bail was reduced from 12 to 1000 dollars amid the early-morning incident tied to a prior dispute over money.
A Logan High School event screens Philippine feature length films this weekend with proceeds aiding flood victims in Central Luzon. Activities include showings of Three for the Toad featuring Navy Aupor and She Return of De Wong with Chiqidte in leading roles.
The Niles Elementary auditorium hosts pre Hollywood silent films including Charlie Chaplin and Bronco Billy Anderson titles. Shows run 6 80 pm and 9 2 pm with Robart Maskell as guest narrator. Tickets are 1 for adults and 2 for children, available at the door orNiles shops. merchants urge early purchase for limited seats.
A Wednesday charity baseball game, featuring Haye Wall and five departments, raised funds for the YMCA United Crusade. The event supplemented the calendar year goal with contributions totaling about 20,500 dollars and additional support from organizers.
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