South County Scene Highlights and Local Updates
The Daily reports on South County happenings with community notes and brief items from Tuesday December 12, 1972. Local events, developments, and notices reflect a typical midwinter week in the county.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
4
The Daily reports on South County happenings with community notes and brief items from Tuesday December 12, 1972. Local events, developments, and notices reflect a typical midwinter week in the county.
EpPairmont Hospital chief and alumnus of the University of California Berkeley and the University of Chicago died. He was a fellow of the College of Hospital Administrators and a member of the Royal Society of Stealth of Great Britain and Sah-Leandm Kiwanis. Survived by wife Elognore and daughter Ann H Carpenter of Hayward. Graveside services were held today at the Chapel of ues Chimes Cemetery, Hay Wii.
Two residents filed a letter of thanks to the San Leandro Police Department for the Community Together program. Betty Fry and Lois Hoback praised the program launched in October with a series of meetings, noting its role at a PACT meeting at John Muir Junior High School and that the letter was filed with the city council.
The executive committee of the historical centennial committee agrees to keep Casa Peralta staffed through mid February. The mansion will stay open six hours daily, five days a week. The first organizational session of the historical society is set for January 17 at 7 30 p.m. at Casa Peralta. A centennial volunteers dinner is planned for January 21 at 3 30 p.m. at the Boys Club with dinner after entertainment. Two plaques will be installed that day marking a historical point of interest.
The Superior Court of Sacra Trento ruled widow Mrs. Marty Bonelli can claim 10000 in state retirement benefits as the widow of former state employee William Bonelli. The decision held bribes Bonelli allegedly received cannot be offset against retirement benefits. Attorney Robert E. Hanna, chairman of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, represented Bonelli. The case traces back to Bonelli’s career as assemblyman and director of professional and vocational standards, ending with liquor license bribe allegations led to his 1960s indictment.
In Fremont Superior Court Judge Alan A. Lindsay sentenced Joe Andrew Macketello, 21, of Mission Boulevard, to 25 days of community service at the Fremont Community Drug Council after he supplied 5001 LSD tablets to a man who sold them to undercover agents for 1500. Macketello received three years probation. Kyle Anthony Stark, 20, of Miranda Way, Fremont, was given six months in county jail as part of a three-year probation. Macketello was ordered to eight hours daily and to report back in April.
Cornelius Ball, 38, of 1263 Deodara St Fremont, was placed on three years probation by Judge William Hayes in superior court for an October 1970 offense. Police found a half pound of heroin in his home and said he operated Family Billiard at 370 Peralta Blvd selling between 5000 and 10000 dollars worth daily to street pushers.
Listings show Rancho Arroyo School music department hosts an 730 PM Christmas program at Chabot College Auditorium Hayward with free admission. Tomorrow noon a joint Christmas party at Goodman Hall Jack London Square Oakland. Alameda County Juvenile Justice Commission meets 4 PM Rug 4H Probation Center 0 Broadway. All Saints Women’s Guild Dad’s Night 730 PM All Saints School Hayward. Castro Valley Music Parents Council winter fantasy 8 PM Castro Valley High School gym. Combined elementary bands Castro Valley High perform Peter and the Wolf. Hayward Public Services Commission work session 2 PM City Center Building. Airport Land Use Commission holds 8 PM Public Works Building. Hayward Sister City Committees 6 PM City Center Building.
The HARD board votes to bid for the 1975 Men’s Fast Pitch National Softball Tournament and will join the South County Softball Association in sending a bid notice to the national body. Estimated cost about 30,000 with potential offset from gate receipts and programs. no funds allocated yet. A year to prepare proposal.
Earl Motta is named Mardi Gras Festival chairman for San Leandro with Sebastian Palma as co chair. Funds from the March 3 event go to the Town Affiliation Committee relocation fund supporting Ribeirao Preto Brazil and Ponta Delgada Azores sister cities.
Elizab eth Swift, Sebastian Palma and Josephine Roberts were named to the nominating committee for 1973 officers of the Town Affiliation Committee. Recommendations will be made Jan 9 for president, vice president, secretary and three directors. Carlos Almeida, executive secretary of the UPEC, is serving as president.
SAN LEANDRO Dele gates to the Associated Home owners of San Leandro voted last night to write a protest to the city council after a long talk on variances to building codes. Betty Cox cited substandard facilities in new apartments and condos, while Maria Kilbert blamed the council rather than the planning commission. Angelo Luengo announced a public hearing at Tadpam Library Thursday, focusing on lot division and substandard loss for residences.
A San Leandro resident, Mrs W A Johnston, told the city council she witnessed her son and husband beaten in the Feixie High School parking lot after an incident with police. She demanded a review of the police department and said she would obtain a Run and baseball bat for protection. The council discussed an investigation by City Manager Wesley McClure, with a district attorney filing possible complaints.
San Leandro city leaders balked at a 36 hour weekday closure of Marina Boulevard for SP Transporation Co to repair an all road crossing. They limited closures to weekends or 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. on weekdays and approved multiple zoning and redevelopment actions at the meeting.
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