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A brief South County feature notes Heyward and Call in a Friday December 8, 1972 scene. The item compiles a compact local arts moment from the Tha Deity Review.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1972
Page
5
A brief South County feature notes Heyward and Call in a Friday December 8, 1972 scene. The item compiles a compact local arts moment from the Tha Deity Review.
San Lorenzo Jaycees sponsor the annual outdoor decoration and Christmas lighting contest with a judging panel of three between 7 and 9 p.m. on December 20 and 21. Displays must stay lit during judging. Winners announced December 22 in categories including general Christmas, decorated tree, commercial establishments, religious scenes, and animated or outdoor lighting. Entries mailed to San Lorenzo Jaycees PO Box 11, San Lorenzo 94580 and postmarked by December 18.
A 18 percent above estimate bid from Alandale Construction of Hayward was the low of four bids for a one square foot Tony Lema Golf Club clubhouse project in San Leandro. Bids ranged from Schmidt and Pollare for 200400 dollars to Harold F E Jones for 235000 dollars. The design by Irwin Luckman calls for shingle siding and a southeast corner location at Nep tune and Fairway drives with pro shop office service yard locker rows and storage areas.
Postmaster William Goward announced extended hours at San Leandro offices for Christmas mail. Main locations 7 Abram Court and several stations will open 8:00 am to 1:00 pm on Saturdays through Dec 16, with contract stations on MacArthur and nearby addresses operating 9 am to 5 pm Saturdays. Local cards should mail by Sunday before Dec 14. proper labeling and sender addressee details advised to prevent losses. ZIP codes urged on all items.
San Leandro police officer Paul Keoll departing for another department heads a recognition banquet at the Blue Dolphin on January 18. Up to 200 attendees will pay 7.50 for dinner with Dr. Jesa Bromley as master of ceremonies. Keoll will receive a plaque listing agencies and groups he worked with in juvenile division. several youths who Kroll mentored will participate. Cocktail hour at 6:30, dinner around 7:20, tickets via Candine Gessin.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved zoning amendment measure A by 2-0 vote, broadening agricultural accessory uses on one acre homesites. The ordinance raises horse allowance to two, increases poultry to 50, allows small animals like rabbits or guinea pigs, and permits four sheep or goats, while still requiring a special permit for kennels boarding stables riding academies or on site sale of products. Public hearings had no opposition.
Unclaimed property auction by Fremont police at 10 a m tomorrow includes suitcases cameras and gun holsters. charity sales and events cross Fremont Castro Valley and Oakland with proceeds benefiting school music and regional programs. A spaghetti dinner and variety show at Thornton Junior High aims to raise funds. an art show for children runs Sunday afternoon. a diabetes education talk features Dr Philip Gardner in Oakland. the Original Saltorette Christmas Pageant hosts a fundraiser at Fremont Community Center with 50 cent admissions for drums for the Sailorette Ratan Corps.
Alameda County representative Robert Plowright opposed the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District ban on new gas stations. He urged repeal at a December 21 hearing, arguing that halting new stations won’t cut smog as auto emissions rise. He noted exemptions and questioned the district’s impact on air quality.
Alameda County supervisors denied appeals from Hayward dog fanciers seeking to keep seven dogs in residential areas limited to two. Mrs Edward Uroff and Mrs Sally Barrett faced set deadlines to reduce kennel occupancy as the board, lacking a chair and full unanimity, considered extensions but refused further variance relief.
Thirty nine purebred basset hounds were seized from a Fremont Warm Springs kennel by Oakland SPCA and county animal control officers aided by a warrant alleging unsanitary conditions. The scene was chaotic with dogs rattling cages and muddy, hysterical kennel owner Mrs John Untied accusing authorities of mistreatment before officials demonstrated a plain stick used to restrain the dogs.
San Leandro BART Corridor Beautification Committee requests a Halward beautification map for the Hayward DART line. Officials will identify worst and best visual aspects, property ownership within a 600 foot corridor, and potential landscaping and sign controls. The plan aims to present findings to city council and the Hayward Chamber of Commerce for implementation.
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