Project XK Sparks High School Plan With Space Ride Drama
Hayward Union High School District trustees hear a two phase school project titled Project XK. Student Body President Keith Bilter explains the launch concepts are dramatized by the drama class rather than real rockets. Meanwhile local items note a photography prize winner, a San Leandro trophy purchase, and budget debates in Castro Valley and Fremont.
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Hayward Union High School Dist
HHS
Keith Bilter
Peter
High Finance Dept
Castro Valley School Dist
Allan Petersdorf
George Albert
Teens to form center for San Lorenzo youth
San Lorenzo youths from San Lorenzo Vitroyo and San Lorenzo High School plan a teen center with a drop in program. A steering committee led by Pat Cabral will organize, seek venues, set dues and rules, and raise funds, with $2,400 already allocated from last year’s community fair.
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James Probster
Patio and Recreation
San Lorenzo
Two Bandits Rob Castro Valley Liquor Store
Two young men entered Party Shoppe Liquor Store at Castro Village, demanded cigarettes and money. They grabbed about $45 plus a $5150 claim from owner ALAN H. Mckenzie, 61, 9226 Stevens Blvd, Castro Valley, before the incident ended.
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Castro Valey
Castro Village
Hietit
Alan H. McKenzie
Stevens Bi
Castro Valley
MacKenzie
McKenze
Recession Sign At Gas Station
Washington report notes a Blon inspired gas station sign reflecting lean times with customers urged to apply with no experience needed at a service station as a sign of the era.
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Washington
UPS
Subduing Gambling at WUHS Sparks Debate in Fremont
Fremont Washington Union High School reports fewer gambling suspensions for May. Dean of Boys Clyde Voorhees notes four of 30 suspensions were boys playing games of chance, with three months earlier a student expelled for coin flipping and penny pitching. He proposes a conduct policy and raises for student life guards face board resistance.
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Fremont
Washington Unio High School
Clyde Voorhees
Voorhees
A. E. Alameda
Budget Strain Presses San Leandro Parks Plan
San Leandro faces a tighter budget for parks and recreation as the Commission prepares to outline steps at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday. The withdrawal of the school department’s usual contribution and annexation effects drive the need to extend services to Washington Manor, Mulord, Gardens, and Chabot. The plan earmarks 147,071 for recreation and 100,348 for park maintenance, depleting a 23,325 reserve without new revenue. The commission may seek a modest fee increase and greater volunteer help to cover costs.
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Ross Cunningham
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Gardens
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Council
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Playground Signup Set at San Lorenzo High School
San Lorenzo announces a special summer playground program for high school age youths at San Lorenzo High School. Activities run Monday to Friday 1 30 to 4 50 p m from June 16 to August 15, including baseball football softball tennis basketball dramatics crafts and a talent show with possible special classes in tennis evils charm bracelets badminton and more.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Hayward Area Recreation, ‘Dist
PTA
Witsignup
Ford Ambrnse
Fremont Union Sanitary District bond discussion set
Fremont Union Sanitary District to explain a 4 million dollar bond issue to members at Washington Union High School today at 1 8 pm. The pitch aims to inform voters ahead of a special June 24 election led by USD Gen. Mar. Raymons Boer.
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Fremont
Castro Valley High to Hold Its First Baccalaureate
Castro Valley High Schools will hold its first baccalaureate service on Sunday. Principal Catt Gelatt will welcome attendees at the address, with Rev. Vanier Jensen presenting a Forward Faith message titled Forward Faith.
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Summer classes begin at Arroyo and Valley high schools
Hayward Union district announces summer classes at Arroyo and Castra Valley high schools for the first time. Courses include typing, algebra, and pre algebra, plus dressmaking, reading, and basic English. Session starts June 28 at Arroyo. Castra Valley offers duplicates courses.
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Castra- Valley
Arroyo
OnRamp Plan For Freeway Meet Called
A June 24 city meeting will address an OnRamp plan for a freeway project. Directors approved a survey by International Business Machines Corp to study machine processing of traffic data in the Slay ward San Leandro municipal courts and awarded a key to Donald Maist.
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Taxi Driver Hurt In Hayward Crash
Hayward taxi driver identified as John Teverme Silds Bell 21 6338 Highland Ave collided with rear of another car near B and Grand Streets around 10 PM. Bell in serious condition at Merritt Hospital. passenger injured and another driver Robert Leal Brown of Hayward also hurt.
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Boy hit in face by baseball bat at school
Nine year old pupil at San Leandro A school was treated at Fairmont Hospital after being struck in the face by a baseball bat. Dale Bradfond, son of Mrs. Lucy Emerson, suffered a concussion and nose fractures in the incident near Cherryweed Avenue.
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Zoning Board Clash Delays CHP Office Bid
In San Leandro the zoning board clash delayed a bid for a CHP head office near Nimnite Breewasy. Special meeting planned to reconsider a 3 headquarter construction request and time to prepare a blanket line.
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Case Continued in Wife Killing Case
Oakland court hears defense reports on former ski champion Sisurd Alland 49 unable to attend trial for the murder of his wife. Case postponed to next Tuesday as court awaits court-appointed psychiatrists reports and prosecution records.
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Hamrick
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Alland
Russell City Boy Struck by Auto While Playing With Ball
A Russell City boy, two years old, was struck by a car yesterday as he ran into the road while playing with a ball near his home. He was hospitalized with injuries described as possible head injuries. The driver, identified by the California Highway Patrol as Bob Stone, remained at the scene.
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Public Hearing Set for Street Name Changes in Cast Vailched
A public hearing is scheduled Wednesday by the County Planning Commission to consider street name changes in Cast Vailched. The commission will meet on Winton Ave to discuss about 30 proposed alterations affecting about 5 streets.
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