San Lorenzo Homes Directors Meet Over Sewer Charge
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors meet at 8 PM in the community center lounge for a special session. Gail Stanton of the Ora Loma Sanitary District explains a new sewer service charge set to begin in 1970 71 to fund maintenance and operation with an ad valorem levy for bond redemption. Directors unofficially set the charge at 1 per month per residence. A public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday December 2. At the meeting they will hear a letter from Mayor Maltester of San Leandro requesting a district representative at a die meeting.
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San Lorenzo
Homes
Jack D. Maltester
San Leandro
Irene Weinreb
Besco Corporation
Oliver Property
Hesperian Bowevard
Doran
Jack Brooks
Victor J. Var Bourg
Alameda County Central Labor Council
van Bourg
Virus hits Boyfriend cast at Hayward Recreation District
The Hayward Area Recreation District Community Players musical Boyfriend faces illness with many chorus members affected. A mature male actor is sought for the role of Percy Brown and replacements are needed for chorus. Auditions are tonight at 7 PM in Chabot College rehearsal room Building 1200.
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Hayward
Hayward Area Recreation District
Community Players
Percy Brown
Chabot College
Chabot College Band To Present Free Hayward Concert
The Chabot College Community Band conducts a free program at 8 15 tonight in the Campus Little Theatre Hayward 25955 Hesperian Blvd under director Eugene Graves. Featured soloists include Richard Zelster and Rick Leffor.
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Hayward
Chabot College-Community
Hesperlat Blvd
Winder
Eugene Graves
Chabel College
Will Inclde
Richard Zelster
Rick Leffor
Leandro Voter Urged To Favor Noncombustible Vehicles
The Marina Faire Homeowners Association in San Leandro urges the city council to replace owned equipment and transport with electric or noncombustible Type A vehicles. The group passed an anti pollution resolution seeking more air quality studies and asks state and national governments to consider noncombustible vehicle options while agencies review pollution control procedures.
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San Leandro
Marina Faire
P. Orbert Cogeono
Toll Booth Renovation Planned on Bay Bridges
Work begins early next season on toll booth remodeling for the San Mateo Hayward and Dumbarton Bridges per the Division of Bay Toll Crossings. Low bidder Smith Co of San Mateo won both contracts with bids of 90,309 and 19,921 respectively. The project removes toll booths from eastbound approaches as one way traffic started September 1.
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San Mateo-Hayward
Dumbarton
Division of Bay Toll Crossings
Sacramento
Lc, Smith Co
San Mateo
Smith
Dumbarton Bridge
Jeclian
Parents Plan Christmas Party at Youth Center
Parents of Mohrland Headstart classes plan a family Christmas party tonight from 7 to 9 30 at the Youth Center 4862 Mission Blvd. Families will enjoy desserts prepared by several parents and entertainment by the Group Folklorica led by Miss Terry Avila performing Mexican folk dances.
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Hayward
Mohrland School
Mission Blvd
Terry Avila
Trustees to Hear Crossing Guard Request in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Unified School District trustees meet tonight at 7 p m at 15510 Usher St San Lorenzo to hear a crossing guard request for Hacienda and Ricardo near Lorenzo Manor School. They will discuss participation in an orthopedically handicapped research project and review the 1968 69 audit report.
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San Lorenzo
Hacienda
Ricardo
Lorenzo Manor School
Usher St
Burglary Suspects Arrested After Westchester St Break‑in
Police arrested 11 year old Rudy Sanchez of 33321 Third St and Ramona Supnel, 35, of 1613 E St, after a blood trail at the Robert Nelsen home on Westchester St linked them to a burglary late Saturday night. Sanchez was treated for arm cuts at Fairmont Hospital. items stolen included Christmas gifts a radio and a suit later found in a car believed driven by the other suspect.
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Robert Nelsen
Westchester St
Nelsen
Sanchez
Nelson
Youths ordered to plant trees at future golf course
Three juveniles caught uprooting trees at the Tony Lema Golf Course will pay for damages and plant about nine new trees. The park maintenance chief said about 95 percent of the original 40 tees planted last month must be replaced. Each boy faces a $100 fine as police report 230 small trees were damaged over three days. Planting will start when ground allows.
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San Leandro
Tony Lema Golf Course
Paul Grant
Public Works Department
Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission
Mhursday
Imarchari
Closing of small Hayward schools on next board agenda
Hayward Unified School District trustees plan a 7:30 p.m. meeting at 1003 E Sk, to consider closing at least one small school next year after an enrollment study projects a drop of more than 1,000 students for 1970-71. The board will review human relations program costs and the clinical vision screening program, plus proposed additions to Elmhirst Street offices and a new special education consultant.
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Wayward
Hayward Unified School District
Pany
Raymond Arveson
Hayward
Arveson
He Saint
Lions Clubs
Lions Club
Elmhirst Street
Roger
Aylard
Palma Dela
South Africa
Christmas lighting contests run by South County chambers
Castro Valley San Leandro and other towns hold Christmas decorating contests with deadlines this week. Prizes in five categories include religious, animated, decorated tree, commercial and general. San Leandro and Fremont entries judged by midweek, with other deadlines noted.
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Dunier Chambers of Commerce
Castro Valley
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Fremont
Chiirman
Ron Kiger
Castro Village Bowl
San Lorenzo Jaycees
P.O
Fremont Jaycees
Central Ave
Apt
Hayward Eyes Redevelopment Agency Decision Tomorrow
The Hayward city council plans to decide tomorrow at 4 pm in the city center chambers on forming a redevelopment authority to pursue urban renewal downtown. Two ordinances avoid mention of blighted areas, with city officials leaning toward Pappas’ version, while a separate site plan for a $2 million shopping center at West Jackson and Amador is also on the menu for debate.
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Hayward
Cotei Inten
Buchfeldt
John Pappas
Daniel Cooper
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ray Doran
Pappas
George Oakes
Jack Smith
Ion
Alfred Louaillier
Toyman
West Jackson Street
Amador Street
Strong
Blichfeldt
Appellanis
Yale
Albert Seyranian
Hayward Industrial Parkway nears half completion
Contractor East Bay Excavating reports progress on the 11 million dollar 2.9 mile Industrial Parkway project. With favorable fall weather, asphalt has been laid on the south side from Mission Boulevard to Hesparian Boulevard, allowing one lane each direction while work continues on the north side and at Ruus Road where a box culvert is being installed.
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Hayward
Joe Mosschetti
East Bay
Mosschetti
Public Works Department
Mossehetti
Ruus Road
Mission Boulevard
Hesperian Boulevard
Mosscheiti
Hawsarki
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