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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1962
Page
8
A sheriff deputy found a note in a 1954 Volkswagen at 170th Avenue and East 14th Street signed by Arthur J. Hendrickson. The serviceman wrote that his car broke down while en route overseas and asked that the car be disposed of as the reader wished.
In a San Leandro High classroom a color changing tree frog escapes into a kitchen as students giggle at a logic demo led by Eleanor Beech. Principal A W Richards appears in an accidental brown suit misread as a brown cow, while other stray sightings include a blue Chevrolet with a dented door tied to a local note.
Faust Truck Line moves into 3000 square feet under roof and 13000 square feet of parking at 3783 Timothy Drive in San Leandro. George Faustina, owner, plans eight employees and a $30000 investment, operating eight rolling stock including semis vans and flatbeds as a Bay Area contract carrier serving San Jose and the San Francisco peninsula.
In the Marina Faire area only one family registered their child for a special school tract signup yesterday in San Leandro. Ten families in total considered enrollment with about 12 potential students registered across kindergarten and first grade.
San Leandro council members reviewed a 5.3 million 1562 83 budget last night in a three hour work session. They questioned the finance officer on current equipment and the plan to convert to in house operations including traffic warrants and centralized addressing. McClure proposed 12227 to upgrade police communications toward a city owned system as a step to a new public service building. The meeting focused on equipment needs and future budgeting for the police department and city services.
Alameda officials review Neil Moore resignation as assistant manager and department head changes. City considers adding a new chamber of commerce post and appointing James Batvoca to lead the retail division while planning highway and traffic projects, budget items, and conference travel implications.
Chamber of Commerce directors plan a testimonial dinner for Police Chief Amel Lamoureux to honor his retirement next April. The event, set for June 26 at Castlewood Country Club, will precede his August start of a third year in the department.
Signups for the San Leandro Fine Arts Workshop are open through June 25. Registration is 6 dollars and available at San Leandro schools or by calling LO 9-9872. The program at Bancroft and John Muir Junior Highs offers Theater Arts and related visual and performing arts for high school students and graduates, with courses in art, music, drama, dance, and orchestral options.
In a one minute hearing Monday night, the council approved Hecht commercial rezoning for the old Ora Loma Sanitary District headquarters at 1599 Hesperian Blvd San Lorenzo. The property is planned to be sold or leased after relocation and is surrounded by commercial interests. no protests were registered.
Trustees will hear a report on offsite developments for Washington Manbrigh School today. In district notices AIS and agenda items cover the annual audit and amendments for portable classrooms and district facilities allocations.
The report presents ballot totals for Alameda County with numerous candidates from Democratic and Republican parties. It lists votes for Pat Brown Nixon Shell Anderson McKesson Christopher McCarthy Mosk Allen Coakley Colwig Colemah Green Richards Kuchel Javis Reicholz Wright Edwards Stevenson Donovan Griffith Holmdal Rhodes Short Crown Petris Winterfeld in various districts and supervisor positions.
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