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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1963

Page

5

Hannon Maintains Neutral Stance in Fairview Fire Fight

Alameda County Supervisor Robert Hannon frames himself as a referee in the Fairview Fire District reorganization dispute. The debate centers on electing versus appointing a five member fire commission, with residents pushing for election while current leaders favor appointment to cut costs. The Board of Supervisors will decide after continued studies, with another hearing and a Dec. 10 meeting scheduled.

Amara Robert Hannon Fairview Fire Dist East Tius East Tius Homeowners Assn Alameda County Board of Supervisors Hannon Board of Supervisors Fire Commission District Attorney's Office

Exchange Student To Speak At San Leandro Breakfast Club

Geneva Switzerland teen Pierre Bucher will speak at the Wednesday San Leandro Breakfast Club meeting at 7 30 am in Pring's Coffee Shop Fifth Avenue and East Mil Street He attends San Leandro High and stays with Mr and Mrs Arthur Hyde Ramona Way and their sons David and Jim Accompanied by Mrs William L Bigler APS San Leandro chapter president the student will discuss AFS exchange experiences and program aims The club will present a check to Mrs Bigler for the San Leandro APS chapter which raises AFS scholarship funds selects American families to host students and oversees student welfare

San Leandro ean-Pierre Bueher Geneva Switzerland San Leandeo Pring Collee Shop Iifth Avenue East Mih Young Bucher San Leandro High School Arthur Hyde Ramona Way David Jim William L. Bigler The American Field Service Breakfast AFS

Totem Pole Project Aims to Honor George Weekes

Nearly 300 has been raised for a 30 to 40 foot totem pole in Hayward. Douglas Morrisson of the Hayward Area Recreation District says about 250 is needed for the pole and its legend. Ralph Gallagher, an elder totem pole carver, may return from Arizona to work before Christmas, aiming for completion by January. The pole will be carved in totem pole style in the library park, with an eagle atop and Hayward’s bust lower on the shaft.

George Weekes Douglas Morrisson Hayward Iayward Library Morrisson William Hayward

Students To Stage Drama and Song in the Spirit of Christmas

Castro Valley Earl Warren Junior High presents a one act adaptation of Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol. The performance is set for 7 p.m. in the school multipurpose room with a 66 voice choir accompanying.

Castro Valley Earl Warren Vale Shir

Campus Charts To Be Studied

Schematic drawings of Cha! Sot College's future campus on Hesperian Boulevard are to be studied Wednesday by the Hayward Parks Commission. It will convene all staff in city hall. Commissioners will review a request by the Southgate homeowners to remove trees on Calaraga Avenue.

Cha! Sot College Hesperian Boulevard Hayward Parks Commission Pam Southgate Calaraga Avenue

Signups Sought For Leandro Yule Event

San Leandro announces a Christmas Splendor program by the Recreation Department. Children will sign up to join a candlelight procession featuring a Nativity scene, storytellers, and original music under directors Don Gomez Ted Swent. Parents must sign permits and provide ticket approval. Tickets on playgrounds starting Monday. A canned food donation earns a Christmas basket for needy families.

San Leandro Tiemen Leary and Juntos High School San Se Santa Claus Andio Recreation Department Don Gomez Ted Swent Jare Randall Richard Ranlin Recreation

Washington Township tax boost looms for junior college plan

Washington Union High School District trustees weigh forming a separate junior college district in Washington Township, estimating taxes may rise to about 1 per 100 of assessed value if growth lags and annexation changes take effect. State study and local deliberations press for a clear path, with alternatives including joining South County or remaining under current arrangement. A state education official and local leaders discuss trends and funding implications for the region’s junior college access.

Washington ‘Township WUHSD Wash.dents SCACD Belinglon North County Junior Colleges Dist SCID Washigain 10 Ineton ‘Township Fremont Relington Alameda County North County Ibbet Dent Washington Township Washington Emeryville Trustees of Washington Union Ington Township jHigh School State Department of Edu Newark Union City Maynard Northounty South County Junior College State Board of Education Fair Farm

Rafferty Talk Set at Pacific

A public talk at Pacific explores why the West Union High School District faces detours from annexation toward a separate junior college district. Sponsored by the South County Junior College District and Chabot College associated students, the lecture will address three possible reasons for avoiding annexation. Dr Raftery will take part in a question period after the talk, likely drawing a larger audience.

WUHSD An-Jo Au Assa- County Terry

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