Noon meal program for seniors eyed in San Leandro
A pilot noon meal program co sponsored by the San Leandro recreation department and the school district will start January 16. Meals prepared by schools will cost 70 cents to cover food and packing. Hot and cold food packs will be delivered to the Friendship House at First Presbyterian Church for senior citizens to eat and socialize.
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Woman attacker fined $500 in Hayward incident
In San Leandro a municipal court yesterday fined Dorothy Grogans 500 dollars and imposed one year of probation for involvement in an unprovoked attack on a couple and their five young children at a Hayward convalescent home. Also charged were Harley Carl Matson and Sharon Valle.
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Hayward
Dorothy Grogans
Grogans
Harley Carl
Senior fare hours extended on AC Transit buses
The senior citizen special fare period has been extended by one hour, allowing seniors to ride for 10 cents from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. on weekdays, with all-day validity on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from East Bay service across San Pablo to Hayward.
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East Bay
San Pablo
Hayward
Extra buses on Friday for early rush hour
AC Transit will add buses on Transbay routes leaving from the Transbay Terminal in San Francisco. The extra service runs between noon and 3 pm as workers head to East Bay destinations. All lines operate on Sunday schedules on New Year’s Day, Monday.
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Transbay
San Francisco
Elks Host Largest Christmas Party for 164 Kids
The Hayward Elks held its largest Christmas party in two years, serving 164 underprivileged children from Hayward and Castro Valley up to age 12. Highlights included a Santa visit, a holiday trailer, hot dogs, and each child receiving a Christmas gift and a bag of candy and winter items.
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Hayward
Fiks
Castro Valley
Santa Claus
Eastshore branch to close Tuesday evenings starting January 9
San Leandro branch library officials cite drop in after dark patronage at Eastshore, deciding to close Tuesday evenings between 7 and 9. Library Director Stephen D. Ewing says no extra daytime hours will be added, but evening hours may be reconsidered next spring during daylight saving time depending on patronage.
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San’ Leandro
Eastshore
Lbrary
Stephen D. Ewing
Ewing
Hayward High Twelve Club Installs New President
The Hayward High Twelve Club installed Al Rasdale as president for the current year. Officiating officers include Archie Matterell, Paul Foster, Dela Vorster, Clyde Hersing, George Loher Jr, George Hardin, and Roy Collins. Paul Nipple to serve as master of ceremonies. Zone officer Vinton Malcolm assisted, with Allen as California area vice president.
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Al-Rasdale
Dimhg
Archie Matherell
Paul Foster
Dela Vorster
Clyde Hersing
George T. Loher Jr
George W. Hardin
Roy Collins
Paul Nipple
Masouic
Vinton Malcolm
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California
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
Allen
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Bay Toll Crossings expects year end rush for 1973 car-pool cards
The Division of Bay Toll Crossings expects high demand as 2,600 1972 card holders mailed in for 1973 Bay Bridge car-pool cards. Cards go on sale at 185 Fremont Street San Francisco and mailed HO Tel and white cards arrived this week. Delivery before year end cannot be guaranteed and inquiries may be made by telephone at 537-3706. The 1972 cards may be used on Friday.
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Division of Bay Toll Crossings
San Franciso-Oakland Bay Bridge
Fremont St
Guard dog, loot vanish in Christmas burglary at Stack Aito Parts
Police report a burglary at Stack Aito Parts at 2660 Etteh Fd during Christmas weekend. Loot totaling 3586 includes a 1700 calculator, car radiator, heavy tools, and an 80-pound German shepherd guard dog with its blanket. dog disappeared with the loot. Edward B Stark of 23 Lee xiyinn Ave reported the crime, which occurred after business closure Christmas Eve.
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Tabglars
Etteh
Edward &. Stark
Lee Xiyinn Ave
San Jeaniro
Union City Planning Panel Meets Over Drive-In Use Permit
Union City Planning Commission meets at 7 30 pm in council chambers 1154 Whipple Road to consider a use permit to add a third screen to the Union City Drive In Theatre and to operate a flea market Saturdays and Sundays from 7 am to 4 pm. Newark Parks Board Holds Special Session on Federal Revenue Sharing for Park Development at 7 30 pm in the Community Center 35501 Cedar Boulevard.
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Newark Parks and Recreation Commission
Cedar Blvd
Forced Entry At Castro Valley Business Site
A disruption occurred at the Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce office on Castro Valley Boulevard. A vehicle reportedly plowed into the front area, knocking down a door frame and tearing out several supporting beams as workers sought to leave.
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Castro
Valley Chamber of Commerce
Paul Aston
Beb Mohawk
Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley
Ohlone College soils dispute spurs board action
Fremont trustees demand action after a harsh Woodard-Lindgren report faulting Rothschild and Raffin on site work at the Ohlone College campus. The firm warns of rising costs and delays from backfill and grading failures, while the contractor agrees to redo erosion damage and fund further testing as inspections continue. The panel also approves $1,500 for soils tests on a separate corporation yard project.
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Joseph McCord
Charles Snow
Edward Margason
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Sractor
Tor
Rothschild
Raffin
Steinman
Sis
Corporation
Woodard-Ljuidgren
Newark Considers Third Fire Station and Training Site
City staff recommend a third Newark fire station east of the railroad tracks to serve all city sections. Proposals include buying land at Mowry Avenue and Cherry Street for a training facility and a permanent station on Bluabell Court, with initial funding over 296,000 and staffing of 10 firefighters next year. The council also weighs a recycling center lease, a Tri-Cities transit proposal, and a zoning variance for Julia Conger.
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Richard W. Turmund
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F. Preston Spalding
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Newark Blvd
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Hurd
Spalding
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Hoover
He Ily
Mowry Avenue
Cherry Street
Isler
Turmlund
Taluebird Court
Turnfuid
Thornton Avenue
Rusehin Drive
Newark Wanteward
Moiery Avenue
T Racks
Turnland
City college helps map elder needs in Bay Area
The California State University Switchboard in Hayward teams with Oakland Sexial Service Bureau to study needs of elderly residents over 60 in the Bay Area. Volunteers will assess nutrition housing transportation social services recreation education employment income maintenance legal aid and health concerns, inviting seniors in Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo to call 884 3911 weekdays mornings.
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California State University
Hayward
Sexial Service Bureau of Oakland, Inc
Bay Area
Castro Valley
San Lorenz
Cal State Switchboard
Award winning twirler on unicycle shines in parade mix
Maureen Henry eight year old baton twirler juggle s three batons on a unicycle while marching in Fremont. She is daughter of Patrick and Louise Henry and trains with Louise Bellelle’s Fremont Pathfinders who have won 72 awards in two years. Maureen aims to perform by spring parade season and has already won first place in Menlo Park Christmas Parade novelty division.
Garbage plan showdown canceled for memorial
A hearing on Kaiser Sand and Gravel’s waste plan near Pleasanton was postponed in honor of President Truman's memorial day. The Regional Water Quality Control Board delayed testimony, with rescheduling possible for next month or the next regular meeting. VCSD and other agencies oppose the plan while staff may approve with conditions.
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Aith Valley Community Services District
Harry Truman
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Kaiser Sand and Graevt
Pleasanton
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