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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1972

Page

10

Public works to add 170 parking spaces behind building

The public works department plans a new parking lot on vacant land behind the public works building at West Winston Avenue and Amador. Officials say the current lots are overloaded and construction will provide about 170 additional spaces once funded and drawn on the plan.

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Bay-O0-Vista Board Elects New Officers And Members

Bay-O0-Vista president elected day will be assisted by Theo dore Baan as vice president with ee ee cass. Rathbun will continue on the board and serve as parliamentarian. Other board members include Sylvester L. Cummings Richard E ca ee ee i vin Mrs a Henry Fire Chief Manuel Rodriguez Edward Winker bach dr John Shaddie Albert Rienelte Harlow Serib-

Day Theodore Baan Ee Ee Cass Sylvester L. Cummings Richard E Ca Ee Ee i Vin A Henry Manuel Rodriguez Edward ~ Winkerbach John Shaddie Albert Rienelte Harlow

Salvation Army transfers announced for Hayward Corps

Salvation Army officials said Capt in Gregory commanding officer of the Hayward Corps and Lt. McAleer will relocate to San Francisco for duties. Maj. Eddie Reid will replace Gregory. Farewell services for the Gregories set for Sunday Jan 23 at 11 am and 7 pm at headquarters 43 A St. Welcome services for Reid and his wife follow the next day at the same times.

Gregory

Boys Club Lowers Age Limit for Membership

James Omo executive director said the Boys Club reduced its age limit to include younger youths. He noted the club had extended staff and programs to accommodate the younger group after previously allowing only sons of members. In 1971 the facility operated 283 days with 232 programs daily and total yearly attendance reported at 65,7 percent.

Omo

East Bay Cities to Meet in Concord at Jan 21 Session

San Leandro Vice Mayor Alvin W Kant presiding over the East Bay Division of the League of California Cities announced the January 21 meeting at the Concord Inn. Mayor Jack D Maltester will discuss the Senate committee work on Phase II and provide an appraisal of the 1971 legislative session and outlook for 1972. Alameda and Contra Costa County cities participate in the division.

San Leandro Alvin W. Kant East Bay League of California Cities Concord Inn Jack D. Maltester Nixon Com Mittee Alameda Contra Costa County

Hayward aims aid clothes shop opens for needy

A low income clothes shop opens in Hayward at 273 Cere Yen Avenue on Monday. The center, operated by Mrs. Ann Hill for the Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency, accepts clean usable clothing shoes and some appliances for redistribution to the needy.

Hayward Ann Hill Southern Alameda County

Seventh Step Seeks Members in East Bay Chapter

The East Bay Chapter of the National Seventh Step Foundation seeks associate board members who cannot attend monthly meetings but want to support the program. Bob Rogers, executive director, hopes about 50 local people apply. Applicants contact Roger at the chapter office 433078 or Pat Yanoli, board secretary, 857-9651.

San Leandro East Bay National Seventh Step Foundation Bob Rogers The Ro- Rery Pat Yanolira

Adult dance classes begin in San Leandro schedule

San Leandro Recreation Department offers adult education dance classes from next Wednesday to March 1 at Assumption School 1100 Fulton Ave and John Muir Junior High 1444 Blake. Styles include rumba tango waltz cha cha bolero and western swing. Registration 9.50 at Assumption 9 at John Muir paid at first class. Call RIB-4100 extension 201 for info.

San Leandro Assumption School Fulton Ave Joh Muir Assumption John Muir

United Crusade Cuts Hit Bay Area Agencies

United Crusade staff face a 12 percent across the board cut, affecting about 15 specialists and 200 funded social service agencies. The crusade collected 32 percent less in 1971 than 1970, about 15 million dollars versus 17 million, prompting reductions for the first five months of the year with possible hardship continuations.

United Bay Area Crusade Crusade Gald

Airport expansion sparks debate over Bay Area site plans

Bay Area officials discussed the proposed regional airport and its environmental impact. Warren Boggess of the Association of Bay Area Governments told the commission that Bay Conservation and Development Commission would have a say in any airport site decision. The report ranks Alviso and other sites by environmental cost, noting substantial fill and marshland loss with limited sites offering feasible options. Public officials from Newark and Fremont voiced opposition to a major airport on their doorstep, while a final recommendation was slated for June.

Warren M. Boggess The Association of Bay Area Governments BCDC Aich Seqain More Bay William Travis Aaron South Bay Alviso Compasone Pension Wil Fe From Newark Fremont Opwen Washington Cisvin B. Lane Boggess

Fremont Cub Scout Pack 179 receives flag from Capitol

Congressman Don Edwards D San Jose tours the South County and presents Pack 179 a flag flown over the Capitol. Brad Zook eight of 2757 Bruce Drive is noted with the event at Mission Valley School where the Hag is accepted.

Don Edwards San Jose South County Fremont Capitol Building Washington, D.C Mission Valley School Brad Zook Bruce Drive

Fremont faces raceway clash with motorcycle park bid

Tri-City Motorsport Association faced a setback as a proposed 256 acre motor park near Lanting Road and West Warren Avenue collided with Oakite Stoke Contractors raceway plans. A new city ordinance today bans riding motorcycles on private property, leaving riders with few options and the group unsure when a site will be ready. Landowner George Heath halted lease talks amid the raceway interest, while Leslie Salt Co. declined a smaller site after a buyer emerged. The association plans to seek alternatives while hoping for a resolution with Stolte and Heath, potentially delaying any park for years.

Frescont Lanting Road West Warren Avenue George Heath Oakite Stoke Contractors Planning Commission

Sculptor pitches art for Fremont city hall project

Fremont sculptor Sacha Schnittmann wowed the City Beautiful Committee with a plan for exterior wall figures inspired by stylized Franciscan monks and two fountain models near City Hall. One model a 13 mat dolphin, the other a muscular figure flung by a dolphin. Mayor Willanvar and council members praised the presentation though no action was taken. Würg.

Fremont Sacha Schnittmann City Beautiful Committee Civic Center Schnittmann City Hall Lake Elizabeth

Rent Dispute Narrows In Fremont Kitchen Suit

The Fremont International Kitchen lease dispute narrows to an alled rent arrears conflict between owners and operators. Judge resists mailers and fraud claims while both sides rest cases. Bodily seeks roughly 22 500 in unpaid rent. defense argues rent reduction due to profits drop. Loss cited from access road disruption affecting banquet business from Sept 1970 to March 1971. loaned funds used to cover prior debt, not rent.

Harr von Querner Jr Elizabeth von Quernec Jr Fremont International Kitchen von Querner Harry Jr Gene Rhodes Sherrod

South County scene

A fragment from The Daily Review of Hayward California dated Friday January 7 appears in this OCR fragment. It shows a brief local scene note likely part of a larger society or community page.

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Peace pact ends one quarry fight near Alameda County

Fremont based Alameda County Water District directors signed a peace treaty with Rhodes & Jamieson ending half of a two year court battle over groundwater rights at Niles Cone. The accord sets district replenishment to natural levels and denies water rights to the pits except for gravel washing. Rhodes & Jamieson withdraws from major damage claims of about 5.8 million, while Niles Sand and Gravel seeks 830,747. Special counsel notes settlement gives an advantage in the ongoing case.

Fremont Alameda County Yesterda Quarrlor Rhodes & Asmieson Niles Sand and Gravel Co ACW Lyle G. Cook ACWD Quarriers Fram San Francisco Bay Mameda Creek Rhodes & Jamieson Niles Sand and Gravel Special Water District John D. Rogers San Francisco Board of Directora

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