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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1972

Page

2

Graduation ceremonies for eight seniors at American Heritage

Bay Area briefs report eight graduates from American Heritage Christian Schools on Gresel Street and Mission Boulevard. Among them Ruth Stanley of Oakland Janet Oberschmidt of San Marie and Auila Jackson of Fremont are noted with Bank of America awards for distinguished performance and service.

Fayward American Heritage Christian Schools Gresel Street Mission Boulevard Lesie Kratz Tedding Raymond Burns Richard Herpaniez Carey Keathley Hayward Kenneth Birch Susan Bohling Auila Jackson Fremont Ruth Stanley Oakland Janet Obverschteldt San Marie Ont Bank of America Fuire Suecrass Miss Oberschmitt Miss Jackson Miss Stanley Bank Miss Boling Hee Peeven

Flag Day rites planned at Framont lake site

Framont Flag Day ceremonies will begin at 7 p.m. with a speech by Capt. Howard Strawman former Amphibious Forces commander. Fremont Filks Lodge sponsors the event overlooking the lake with an address by Mayor Jack Pimentel. The program includes the Mth district Veterans of Foreign Wars drill team and local Boy Scout troops. A $80 savings bond prize will be awarded for the Ellis essay contest "What Our Flag Means to Me."

Amphibious Forces The Pacific Howard Sttawman Fremont Filks Lodge P.m. Strawman Naval Fremont Jack Pimentel Mth District

Teacher re elected AFT chief in Hayward Local 1423 vote

Hayward social studies teacher Louis Hed gecock of Tennyson High School was re elected president of Hayward Local 1423 of the American Federation of Teachers for 1972 73. Jett Mackier Tyrrell Junior High VP Shir Tey Detly Eden Gardens Secre tary Kalma Baren Haycard High BE alameo County Central Labor Council ace Walt Christian Strobridge Junior High Bob Millikan ME Eien and Tennyson high schools Mary Lou Masiello Shepherd Elementary and Mackler were also chosen for various posts.

Hayward Louis Hedgecock Tennyson High School American Federation of ‘Teachers Jett Mackier Tyrrell Junior High School Shir- Tey Detly Eden Gardens Kalma Barén Haycard High School Tres Alameo County Central Labor Council Walt Christian Strobridge Junior High Bob Millikan Eien Tennyson Mary-Lou Masiello Shepherd Mackler

Cat to be cited for fire alert in San Leandro

Sherman the cat will receive a Hague award tomorrow from San Leandro Fire Inspector William Cooper at the Happy Household Pet Cat Club of the Bay Area. The presentation is at the Snow Building Lake Merritt Oakland between 4 and 6 p.m. for saving the Elm er Stebbins household after a candle started a fire.

San Leandro Sherman Boos Marquetia St Hague William Cooper Happy Household Pet Cat Club Bay Area Snow Building Lake Merritt Oakland

County library budget fight before board panel

Almeda County Library Advisory Commission will present a $2,220,783 operating budget for the next fiscal year to the board of supervisors in a budget session Tuesday. A tax rate of 2.45 dollars per 100 will support the proposed budget, up 400 from last year, despite higher assessed valuations. The panel also proposes temporarily applying a vehicle tax to replace lost stock after a fire at the Irvington Branch Library and asks continued operation of the Business and Government Library from general funds, with estimated annual operation costs of 104,000.

Tha. Almeda County Library Board of Supervisors Vnlu Advisory Commission Bearl Irvington

Planners reject rezoning plea near Alvarado Teagarden

The planning commission unanimously denied changing land at the southwest corner of Alvarado and Teagarden from general industrial to heavy commercial to permit a carpet store and potential home decor complex near Levitz Furniture Co. The panel cited concerns about retail encroachment into industrial zones and erosion of industrial zoning. In other business, they reworked a sidewalk requirement at 441 Joaquin Ave for the San Leandro Dental Group.

Jan Leandro Planning Commission Alvarado and Teagarden Jon Q. Reynolds Levitz Pureiture Co A. L. Buopaccari C. R. Hitchcock Joaquin Ave San Leandro Dental Graup

City shifts to private animal control service urged

Ajayward The Hay ward Chamber of Commerce legislative and tax committee backed a move to privatize animal control, urging the chamber board to support splitting from Alameda County pound. Dr. Charles Parshall, an animal hospital operator, said the city would save money and improve service by hiring a private contractor.

Ajayward Hayward Alameda Charles Parshall Mission Blvd Parshall

Community meetings span retirement group and builders talk

On the agenda are a potluck lunch for the American Association of Retired Persons at Fremont Community Center and an officers election. San Lorenzo Jaycees host a district executive committee meeting at the San Lorenzo Homes Association office. Nora Fouch is listed for details. Builders topic discusses endangered species Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Sponger’s Restaurant Berkeley with Marvin Starr coordinating reservations through Associated Home Builders of the Greater Gast Bay.

American Association of Fremont Community Center San Lorenzo Jaycees Syil Ck & P.m San Lorenzo Homes Association Paseo Grande Nora Fouch Spongers Restorant Berkeley Oakland Marvin Starr Associated Home Builders of Greater Gast Bay

Union City to Open Job Training Branch in Menlo Park

Union City will host a new South County branch of the Opportunities Industrialization Center West in Our Lady of the Rosary School, funded nationally to train the unemployed and place them in jobs. The Menlo Park facility reports 80 percent placement so far, with courses in clerical work, medical assistants, and language and math, targeting low income and language handicapped residents.

Union Chv Ue Opportunities Industralization Center Menlo Park Natian Department of Labor South County Chamber of Commerce Our Lady of the Reaary School Hinse Menlo Park Center Guymon South Souny

Hayward Planning Commission OKs quake risk plan

Hayward Planning Commission approved its seismic study report to reduce earthquake risks and integrate it into the city master plan. The panel backed increased building safeguards for high occupancy and emergency facilities, and sought a council work session to discuss filings in detail.

Hayward Hayward Planning Commission Council

Newark Presses Thornton Avenue Plan With Extra $30,000

Newark adds 30000 to the Thornton Avenue redevelopment project, raising city contributions to 120000 including 100000 for underground utilities. City officials seek to quell a citizen rebellion over an assessment district after a bid came in 100000 over the April estimate and new bids now total 113167.

Newark Thornton Project Thornton Avene Cauncilen Richard Turnhind Fron Turnlund

Blood donors pledge for Canyon High student aid

Four law enforcement agencies and the Alameda County District Attorney's office join in a blood and money drive for 15 year old Canyon High student Sean Farrell who was injured in a May 4 motorcycle crash. Police and sheriff officials pledge five pints each plus $25 donations to a fund backed by Deputy District Attorney Charles Herbert and Frederick Hawell as the accident is blamed on a vehicle swerving out of control. Robert Nauck, a 1 year old, is honored with a plaque for saving Farrell's life at a noon assembly.

Castro Valley Alameda County Canyon High School Sean Farrel Kevin W. Farrell Greenridge Lie Warrells Robert Nauck Canyon Tarnell Farrell Nicholson Iowa Tradshaw Marchand Rogers Charles Herbert Frederick Hawell Oakland Highway Patrol

Golf fees lowered for seniors and students in San Leandro

The shoreline and golf advisory commission approves reduced weekday rates for seniors with golf cards and for students in supervised groups. Nine holes 75 cents, 18 holes $1.40, valid first to 4 pm. The club seeks to relocate its mooring clubhouse to the San Leandro Marina.

San Liikandong Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission Commission San Leantira

Strike by Bay Area concrete drivers halts Ohlone campus work

Fremont construction of the Ohlone College campus on Mission Boulevard may pause as a strike by Bay Area Teamsters affects concrete deliveries. If unresolved, the January 1974 opening could be delayed. 80 workers idle, with seven buildings in Phase 1A at risk.

Robert Walker College Booth County William Stellwagen Enstega Stellwagen Caid Dash Yes Hunt Flault Darl Abr Hick

Ex-Fremont mayor okay for 192 apartments plan

Fremont planning commissioners approved former mayor Jack Skevense's S03 Arboles project to build 192 apartments on 485 acres of open space. They accepted partial park dedication and discussed fees, with dissent from Commissioners Leys Wollbrecht and Herrera absent. A rezoning for 12plexes on adjacent land was also approved despite objections. Final approval rests with the city council.

Tremont Jack Skevense Timusday Peterson Salishy Park John Ilerrera Edmond Leys Richard Wollbrecht Lyrene Drive Mission Rosevard

Planners consider ridge subdivision near Sunol

Alameda County Planning Commission will hear Charles Moore's plan to subdivide 251 acres at the end of March Creek Road near Sunol Regional Park into 12 parcels of 2 acres or more. The panel previously denied a similar plan after labor subdivision rules and rezoning changes. The East Bay Regional Form District opposes due to expected increase in traffic and policing concerns. A planning staff spokesman cited new power to halt subdivisions under the ordinance.

Sunol Regional Park Alameda County Planning Commission Public Works Building Elmhourst East Bay Sunot March Creek Road

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