Chamber To Install Tonight In San Leandro
Civic and business leaders meet at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant for the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce annual installation dinner dance. Allan Gates will induct officers at 7 pm with S. L. Feener becoming president succeeding Howard Garner. Vice presidents are Frank Toner Jack Jaspar and Henry Kowal, Henry Bruno becomes treasurer.
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San Leandro
Blue Dolphin
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Henry J. Kowal
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Henry A. Bruno
Commercial National Bank
Approval Hearings Continued in San Leandro Planning Recap
San Leandro Planning Commission continued two public hearings on policy development for conditional use approvals. Reclassification requests were deferred for 2736 Matina Boulevard from outer residential to multiple residence, and a car wash and auto accessories sales outlet at Warren Avenue and Best 14th Street also saw continuance. A proposal to reclassify 443 to 493 Istudilio Avenue from multiple residence to professional use was recommended for approval. A subdivision tract map for two developments was approved and sent to the public works department. Thomas B. Middleton was re elected chairman and Alfred E. Serafini was re elected vice chairman.
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San Leandro
Istudilio Avenue
Department of Public Works
Thomas B. Middleton
Alfred E. Serafini
New Course Offered In Psychology at San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo adults school adds Psychology of Human Relations offered Wednesdays 7 to 9 p.m. at San Lorenzo High School and Thursdays 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Russell School. Psychology of the Adolescent for parents runs Mondays 7 to 9 p.m. at San Lorenzo High. Call 783 1483 for details.
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San Lorenzo
San Loretary Adult School
Oing
San Lorenzo High School
Russell School Warh
Mervyn's Creates Morris Scholarship for Students
Mervyn's Department Stores establish the Mervin G. Morris Scholarship Grant. A continuing annual award aims to assist a deserving student with college expenses.
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Mervyn's
Mervyn's Department Stores
Mervin G. Morris
Appeal Continues Over Hayward Card Room Permits
Hayward planners again delay ruling on a drive in card room use permit at 197 West Harder Road and a proposed new site at Mission Boulevard. The commission continued the matter to January 2 after only five members were present, with a petition signed by 102 residents opposing changes. Also noted: a resident may continue cactus cultivation on 1054 Central Blvd under a long standing non conforming use.
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Iission
Robert and
Dorothea
Cial
Curl
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Foothill
Mission
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Mission Boulevard City
D Street
Warren Trumberg
Commission On Appeal
Board of Adjustments
Central Blvd
Slate Candidates Propose Dissolving Lido Faire HOA
A five member slate led by Mrs Lucy Emerald Carl Gustafson Kent Robertson Roland Stall and Peter Schuessler plans to dissolve the Lido Faire Homeowners Association if elected in the January 31 vote. The platform arises from a year long dispute over the legality of a mandatory dues paying association and the drive to end the organization. Incumbents Jane Hawk Walter Thompson and others seek reelection as directors with the dissolution goal framed as a three step process.
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Lido Faire
Wzs Thejatio
Lida Faire Tract
Jack Reed
Vic DeMello
Norman Dean
Untary Homeowners Association
Janes Hawk
Walter Thompson
South County Scene Proposal to Reform Association
In Hayward California on January 15 1764 the article outlines aims to remove aliens and assessments from properties and to dissolve a mandatory association. It calls for amendments to bylaws to create a pure home owners association with member approval of actions. It notes votes by membership at public meetings and stresses not a board controlled by directors.
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Hayward
California
Labor code violation charged to developer in Newark case
Newark carpenter Peter C. Schuessler filed a complaint with the state labor commissioner alleging improper wage deduction after a Christmas bonus. He says four hours of pay were deducted from his December 24 wages. company spokesman claimed a bookkeeping error and blamed the twin brothers of Tom Bevilacqua, who allegedly received the gratitude.
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Tom Bevilacqua
Jeal
Oakland Newark
Eastland Cona l
Struction Co
Peter C. Schuessler
Berkshire Place
San Mateo
Schuessler
John Fogarty
Tom
Bevilacqua
Ulysses. Dale
Hayward Man Sentenced in Overpayment Theft Case
Larry Gene Allen, 21, of 332 Shirley Ave Hayward, was sentenced to 10 weekends in jail and three years probation after pleading to felony charges connected to an overpayment and the theft of a four speed auto transmission. A deputy said the case involved Eastland Construction Co and Livermore area thefts. The defendant was reportedly laid off and transferred to a new job.
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Schuessler
Shirley Ave
Hayward
Allen
Shor
AC Transit Adds Bus On Washington Mator Express Line
AC Transit expands the Washington Mator Express with a new Line 26 schedule starting Monday. Buses depart San Lorenzo at Helverian Boulevard and Paseo Grande at 7 15 a m Lewelling Boulevard and Washington Avenue at 7 20 a m and Manor Boulevard and Farnsworth Street at 7 25 a m arriving downtown Oakland at Lith Street and Broadway at 7 52 and Grand Avenue and Broadway at 7 58. The Paseo Grande 7 31 a m service shifts to 7 40 a m arriving Grand and Broadway at 8 33.
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AC Transit
Washington Mator
San Lorenzo
Helverian Boulevard
Paseo Grande
Lewelling Boulevard
Washington Avenue
Manor Boulevard
Farnsworth Street
Oakland
Lith Street
Broadway
Grand Avenue
Grand and Broadway
Automatic Weapon Case Closed in San Leandro
A San Leandro case against Tony Cucchiara and workers at Traders Sporting Goods ended in dismissal after a new state law on automatic firearms. Charges against Cucchiara and Herzog, owners in Oakland, involved possession of firearms with high capacity magazines. The six month legal saga included continuances and counter accusations of other dealers selling automatic weapons.
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San Leandroji
William A. Herang
Gerald P. Connitl
San le
Perandro Municipal Court
Cucchiara
Herzog
Dentists to Install Society President in Hayward
Dr Jack Adams will be installed as president of the Southern Alameda County Dental Society Tuesday at the Holiday House Hayward. A 7 30 p m dinner follows a 6 20 p m social hour with Lyall Bishop acting as installing officer. Officers seated include George Yamanoto president elect Edward Becker vice president Stephen Yuen secretary Honard Gerstein treasurer Fletcher Abbey public relations Mel Harvey editor Dr Ralph Juhl business manager and California Dental Association directors Drs Douglas Franklin Robert Reid Fred McGovern. Directors at large are Drs Thomas Pursiano Ronald Haigh Kenneth Kemp Alex Milton and Winston Edie.
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Southern Alameda County Dental Society
Holiday House
Hayward
Lyall Bishop
California Center Association
George Yamanoto
Edward Becker
Stephen Yuen
Honard Gerstein
Fletcher Abbey
Alameda County
Mel Harvey
Ralph Juhl
Californiaental Association
Douglas Franklin
Robert Reid
Fred McGovern
Thomas Pursiano
Castro Valley-San Lorenzo
Ronald Haigh
Kenneth L. Kemp
Murray-Pleasanton
Alex Milton
San Leandro
Winston Edie
Washington Township
Planners To Hear Request For Temporary Bank Building
Union City planners will hear a request from First Western Bank to construct a temporary bank building on the northeast corner of Hartnell Street and the Alvarado Niles Road. The plan, continued from a prior meeting, aims for a temporary facility before a permanent structure. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. in room 2 at James Logan High School in Union City.
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Union City Planning Commission
First Western Bank
Hartnell Street
Alvarado-Niles Road
James Logan High School
Wil Hsl
Israeli Dancers Slated at Fremont Event
The Ne'urim Israel folk dancers will perform February 5 at Washington High School auditorium. Presented by the Sisterhood of the Jewish Community Center Fremont, the evening features two dance segments with a live orchestra and premieres the Debka Suite. East Bay folk singer Art Twain will perform during intermission.
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Fremont
Ne'urim
Jewishit
Washington High School
Art Twain
East Bay
Inter‘mission
Teen Drives Stolen Car in Hayward Chase Through Southgate
Police hunt a teenage driver who led a high speed chase through Southgate Hayward residential streets after reporting a stolen car. An 11 year old girl passenger was unharmed and questioned while the wrecked vehicle was recovered. The chase began when Officer Johnson attempted a stop in a Calaroga Jackson shopping center lot and the car sped off. The stolen car, taken from Palma Acia area the previous night, overturned at Cala roga and La Playa Avenue.
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Southgate
William Johnson
Calatoga and
Jackson
Calaroga
la Playa Avenue
Palma Acia
Six Transit Directors Face ouster over state Dads Meet action
Arnold-led charges allege six AC Transit directors were legally appointed but served past term. Papers served Thursday in Oakland seek repayment of salaries and fines up to 5000 each. Meeting schedules at Jolly Roger’s Restaurant in Berkeley with Kaapcke announcing action.
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Pure Answers
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Clude George En
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Land
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James Fornwall
Tontaine Creek
Joseph
Silva
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