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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1960
Page
4
A fragmented horoscope notes sign forecasts with Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces and Moon Children. It suggests civic matters stay busy, dating career shifts, and temper control. It mentions March dates and forecasts food ideas, budgets, and charitable conduct while urging calm and study of trends.
Campties Guis and Bluebird groups from Wonatang and Campties Guis joined caroling through Washington Manor and San Tarenza areas during Lorenzo festival season. About ten minutes later a Wonatangi member led a local line of march as the Catyiize Girls’ program at the San Leandra Christmas festival continues with chamber of commerce sponsorship.
Judge Jase A. Shenae will preside at the Livermore Christmas party at 7 p m. A gift exchange and entertainment are planned. Committee members include Charles Boxworthy AL Worth James Clossan Joh Barbers Gerry Kelly Pat Fearigen William Snpsey Tom Miller Jon Fosworth Bob Manila Red Atrang Jek Thomyron Charles Meta Dein Fietorwe Zalbort.
Livermore housing commissioners meet at the Village Galt Housing Authority Development quarter to discuss federally supported housing. The agenda includes school adjacency access and a possible voter ballot, with Chair Richard Black’s term ending in January.
BAN LEANDIO The Board of Zoning Adjustments approved permits for apartment construction at multiple sites including 72 Castro St and 183 1sdth Ave. The action lists specific applicants Harold Rodgers and Charles Antonin among others and notes a public hearing on social dancing at a tavern near 210 Washington Ave. It also mentions a church project at 172 Breed Ave and other unit counts across several properties.
Fremont Niles playground recreation leader Paul Morrisson hosts a weekly story hour at 4 pm every Monday. All are welcome to hear the old stories and the paw ones Paul tells.
The Hayward Aerie adopts a resolution urging California lawmakers to ban age discrimination in hiring. The group argues middle-aged workers possess valuable assets and calls for state legislation to prohibit hiring limits. Eagles President Antone Albert cites wage and employment concerns amid the federal jobs policy debate.
The meeting of the La Vista School District board of trustees scheduled for December 2 has been cancelled. The board will hold its next meeting at a later date to be announced.
Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce will hear a report by City Administrator James Palos on alternate routes for a highway connecting Pleasanton with Vallecos Roa near the General Electric atomic laboratory. The plan seeks bypass routes around the Mappy Valley area despite opposition from Alisal Improvement Club residents who fear development.
San Francisco's Immigration and Naturalization Service urges all aliens in the area to file address reports during January. District Director Charles J. Beechie says new citizens except diplomats, foreign representatives, and temporary agricultural workers must comply. Violators may face fines up to 200 dollars, 30 days imprisonment, and departure. Those outside the U.S. in January must report within 10 days of return. Address report cards will be available starting January 1 at post offices.
San Leandro moves to honor pioneers from the 1904 dedication of its Carnegie Library by inviting oldtimers to the $1.7 million Community Library Center unveiling. A seniors’ section opens at 2 pm on Sunday June 14 at 300 Extidition Ave with former residents already replying.
AP report details an incident on the Camilla Placerville and Lake Tahoe Railroad when three boxcars carrying next chips rolled downhill after brake failure. Engineer Jack Williams and brakeman Curtis Pierce leaped to action, damping the speed and steering toward a derailment stop. They climbed back to safety as the wrecked cars lined the track.
Leandro Men wins emblem honors in SAN LEANDRO as Clare Foss of Caterpillar aerial control supervisor awards a Dye ice emblem from the company. J S Gonvalor receives a separate award at 290 Joaquim Are.
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