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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
5
Fremont district trustees consider five potential college sites for Ohi lone College amid mixed reactions. Lehman warned that even a $310,000 geology study may not sway him, while trustees debate a public vote and await structural reviews before deciding whether to back the Huddleson site or others.
Newark Planning Commission condemned ABAG regional plan as inconsistent and impractical. Only three of seven commissioners attended as Planning Director Cashmark criticized open space estimates as excessive for Newark. HUD cautions on federal help loom. commissioners plan to formalize objections in a resolution at Tuesday's meeting.
Vinson D Jenkins 45 a long time SSA veteran has been chosen as the first district manager of the Hayward Social Security office. He began in 1956 in San Jose and has held posts in San Francisco Vallejo and San Mario prior to his Hayward appointment. He recently assisted the U S Public Health Service on Medicare hospital participation and served in the Treasury Customs and Philippine Surplus Property offices. Jenkins, a native of Omaha, is active in NAACP Palo Alto Fair Play Council and former scoutmaster. He and wife Kathryne have three children and reside in Palo Alto. The Hayward office serves about 260 000 people at 1083 B St with 537 7724.
San Leandro decided to acquire a small triangle of land at Benedict and Downey Drives after the state declared it surplus for a minimal $100 bid. The Bay-O-Vista Improvement Association will buy the plot and landscape it at its own expense, with the city agreeing to maintain it, ending in a direct sale rather than an auction.
The Alameda County Welfare Relations Commission faces protests from the Welfare Reform Task Force led by Lee Weis. They demand an open hearing on general assistance costs and eligibility, accusing the Welfare Department of bias and substandard housing options for recipients. Joseph Schwab supports a meeting when all can attend and criticizes a vendor list used by the department. The issue centers on a planned public hearing set for January 23.
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce announced 15 members elected to two year terms on the board. The election saw 359 of 383 ballots cast. The installation dinner will be January 13 at the Blue Dolphin.
A pilot series of conferences between San Leandro high school administrators and local business leaders begins today to update schools on city business life and job opportunities for graduates. Organized by the San Leandro Manufacturers Association and San Leandro High School, plans were drawn by Arthur Gaskins Donald Baldra and William Richter. Meetings include Peterson Tractor Co Waterpillar Tractor Co and Western Electric Co with dates in February and March.
A. Mats for Robert T Abina 20 of San Leandro will be celebrated at 9 0 a m tomorrow at St Leander s Church San Leandro. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Fingd Abina of 557 Joaquin Ave San Leandro and brother of David Jehard Irene Crossman Jeanette Abina all of Madera. He was a Marine private first class stationed in Vietnam for about a month after enlisting in April. Recitation of the Rosary will be at p m today at Guerre and Seramur Mortuary 407 South County Blvd San Leandro. Burial will be at Holy Sepulchres Cemetery.
San Leandro residents in Washington Manor invited to enter a Christmas decorations contest by the Washington Home Owners Association. First and second prizes of 10 and 10 pound turkeys awarded in three categories: best Christmas scene best fighting and best religious scene. Judging on December 17 18 and 19 between 7 and 9 p.m. entrants must display scenes behind during those times.
Mulford Gardens Improvement Association president J G Sanders says the Junior Achievement program of San Leandro is seeking a new location by spring. The Youth building cannot house all members, but there is talk of enlarging or adding a wing. Members support the project and want the library to assist. A committee will gather more details before asking permission to use the site. The association will keep a copy of the Mulford Garden history and research.
The Maynard Board of Adjustments approved a site plan for Morgan O Nowell to build a 4,100 square foot two story office building at 1625 B Street near Sixth Street in a commercial office area. W. McNely received a use permit to add a 5,800 square foot single story addition to 2035 National Ave and to build a parking lot on adjacent north property. Eugene Collins was granted a variance to expand an existing single family residence at 1468 St Collis adding a bedroom and relocating the garage.
A public bazaar will be held tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church 3803 Hill Ave Hay featuring games for all ages gift items and refreshments. An art display including paintings sketches ceramics sculpture woodwork will also be offered for sale.
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