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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1972
Page
9
In Ravlow Howerd California on Friday August 18 1972 the South County scene reports a local event with community participation and local figures involved. The brief item notes a friendly gathering and ongoing town chatter reflecting ordinary life in the region.
A chaotic transcript shows Bobby Fischer speculating on late game ideas and future ventures. He jokes about a Bobby Wischer brand, a memorial school, a TV show, and a Movie while dodging questions about paranoia and camera taps.
The board meets tomorrow at 8 a.m. at Eden Corner 1435 Grove Way Hayward to resume unfinished business from two prior meetings. Eden Area YMCA park property repairs begin 9:20 a.m. Volunteers welcome. Evening events include Petris 121k and a Mexican American Social and Cultural Organization gathering at Te Marla restaurant, San Leandro, with a Santor Citatana dance from Asda to 11:30 p.m.
A four member family from Pleasanton spent days stranded near Santa Cruz after a Nevada City trip breakdown. Len and Tom, with two children, sought help as a car with a new engine failed to run. Neighbors, shops, and the Salvation Army offered aid, all politely declined. The family learned a friend planned to help, but a sheriff contacted him, and he avoided arrest on a nonpayment warrant.
A woman recalls four days spent in a car with two children and a dog while awaiting aid. The group stayed at a service station, received offers from locals, and endured limited shelter and resources. Tom drove a Grayhound to fetch another car, then returned toward Pleasonton. The family camped nearby and endured uncertainty about how long the stay would last.
Hayward campus halted its federally funded drug abuse training program last month. The institute now operates under Mills College in Oakland, with most Hayward staff absorbed into Mills. Only Hilary Ivy, Cal State public administration professor, remains as former Hayward center director.
The Chabot College Office of Community Services announces a 1972 72 lineup of special interest courses from stargazing for amateurs to health care of the aged. Classes will be held at Chabot College Hayward Castro Valley Livermore and other sites with registration at 25555 Hesperian Blvd Hayward Extension 418.
Gary Swartz, 28, operator of an InSite topless club, had bail cut from 40 110 to 7 900 in a lewd conduct case. Co-defendants Ann Marie Autepia 27 and Der a Mae Smith 27 of Oakland face lewd conduct charges. Alameda County appellate division upheld one conviction for showing lewd material and reversed another on similar grounds, with film authorities cited.
Hayward man Steven Wayne Marcantelli pleaded not guilty Tuesday to burglary and receiving stolen goods after bail was set at 12 000 dollars. Police say he entered David Koltun's Newark home by cutting a screen and taking a color television clock radio rifle and shotgun. The claim arose from a prior argument over returning money and included threats.
A festival of feature length films will be shown this weekend at Logan High School 38001 St to aid flood victims in Central Luzon. Tomorrow Three for the Road starring Nora Achner will be shown at 7 pm while Sunday The Return of ix Wong and Chiquita will also screen at 7 pm.
Essenay Studios silent classics from Charlie Chaplin and Bronco Billy Anderson shown at 6 30 and 3 0 pan in Niles Elementary School auditorium 37 Second St. Rob ert Masel will present the films with advance tickets 1t for adults 50 for children available at door or local shops The Niles Merchants Association sponsors the event urging advance seating as tickets are limited
A charity baseball game between Hayward police and fire departments raised about 420 dollars for the YMCA youth work. The fundraiser supports the YMCA’s Crusade allocation to the calendar year, after a prior cut from 20,000 dollars to 4,100 dollars.
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