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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1969
Page
8
Directors of the Castro Valley Boys Club at 20669 Santa Maria Ave. say the clubhouse will open during the holidays from noon to 7 p.m. weekdays through January 2 and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. December 27 and January 3. It will be closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
Cal State College Hayward announced deadlines for 1970-71 applications. Pall quarter 1970 must arrive by Jan 1 1970, winter quarter 1971 by Sept 15 1970, and spring quarter 1971 by Dec 15 1970.
San Leandro extends free mandatory bicycle registration to weekends at all city fire stations 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Previously Sunday only. Police will run mass school registrations. Fire stations located at City Hall 835 East 14th Street 1040 Davis Street 2101 Marina Boulevard 6e Ward Avenue and 7 Fargo Avenue.
The Local Department of Motor Vehicles warns drivers whose licenses expire in the next six months to renew before their birthday. DMV Manager William Clark explains the shift from five year licenses to four year renewals starting Sept 17, 1968, creating overlapping renewal periods and a near double workload. The goal is to manage renewals with minimal staff increases.
Fairview residents may burn household trash from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through Jan 1, an extension announced by Fairview Fire Chief W. Ortiz. Normal hours are 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. daily, with permits still required. after Jan 1 Bay Area rules will ban backyard burning in one and two family homes.
Castro Valley High School junior Ginger Menges, 16, was installed as honored queen of Beth El No. 1, International Order of Job's Daughters. Officiating officers include Gayle Noble as senior princess and Patty Me Vicar as junior princess, with Robin Menges as guide and Diane Baker as marshal.
The Hayward Area Recreation District starts its second co recreation session on January 6. The program offers basketball and volleyball for HARD residents with a 25 cent per evening registration fee and gym shoes required. Sessions run 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Arroyo High School and Mt Eden High School on specified dates through March 16.
The Hayward based 129th Special Operation Group of the California National Guard helped transport more than 50 tons of food and clothing to Indian tribes across the northern and southwestern United States for Christmas. The second annual Christmas airlift Teepee Two was sponsored by Civil Air Patrol units from California South Dakota and Arizona. Food and clothing were sent to Indian families in Phoenix Yuma Tucson Wassow Ariz and Pierre. The Hayward Guard also participated in the first Christmas airlift last year.
Fremont holiday display results center on James Dom’s Lombard home with a nativity scene earning first prize. Second place honors go to Clarence and Mary Elkins for a Santa Claus candy tableau, while B R Martin and partner win third for a Nativity scene and stockings. Honorable mentions go to Elwood Weitman and Fred Pate for red reindeer and sleigh scenes.
A public hearing on Ora Loma Sanitary District proposed sewer service charge drew fewer than 10 attendees and was extended to Jan 22. Chairman Laython Landis said notices were limited and promised broader publicity. The district plans a $1 monthly charge per living unit starting July 1, with April action and public comments at each board meeting.
State College Hayward will offer an extension course in individualized instruction from January 7 to March 11, each Wednesday night 7:30 to 9:30. The three quarter unit class costs 38.75 dollars and is taught by Barney Moura, Park Elementary School principal, with instructors Phil Carter and Stan Laird. Classes meet at Park School, 41 Lavelmont St, Hayward, an experimental non graded year-round school.
Newark planning commissioners postponed judgment on George Demarests proposed 200000 four acre trailer park near Willow Street and Thornton Avenue. They asked for Jan 13 to decide while unanimously recommending abandoning rights to two undeveloped streets to aid the project, amid opposition from local resident Andrew Alkema and concerns over deviating from the general plan.
New Haven Unified School District trustees moved to condemn two parcels for a new junior high site on Niles Alvarado Road. They authorized their counsel to sue Lina Gianella Estate for 28 acres and Daniel Gan for five acres after counteroffers above district appraisals, with negotiations to continue.
Hospital staff at St. Rose in Hayward collected gifts for 87 people in 10 needy families. Sara Kemmet and Sue Swanson display packages of food clothing and Christmas items prepared for the adoptions by 450 hospital employees.
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