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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
7
Gayle Stepp becomes director of press and publications for Kennedy School and district publications on a part time basis. She will manage newspaper relations publicity and internal publications as the district expands administrator roles for the new intermediate school.
Fremont leaders name Assemblyman Carlos Bee as advocate for a Fremont Newark junior college district before the State Department of Education on July 8. Gus Robertson of Fremont Unified School District expects a large delegation from Fremont and Newark to support the measure, with reps from both districts and city councils among the group. The State Board of Education meeting in San Francisco is scheduled for July 8 with timing for the hearing to be announced.
San Leandro Commercial National Bank shareholders were told as of June 1 total resources reached 5.9 million dollars with deposits of 1.8 million and May earnings reported. The bank opened business December 21, 1964. Directors re-elected include Harry J. Benson Joseph C. Bellini Robert W. Vee Howard B. Garner John A Grubb Luther H. Lincoln John J. Maggi Gordon Minder Min Shimoda and Harley Smith.
Fremont committee sponsors a family barbe cue picnic at 3087 Foila Road across from the Shopping Center on Sunday from 4 pm to raise funds for local and national civil rights projects. Activities include freedom songs door prize suck-races popcorn and an old fashioned pie eating contest for a $1 donation. Proceeds support adopters Freedom School and Community Center Biloxi Miss and will aid Dr. William Doyle’s Mississippi summer teaching at a local community center.
Newark city council last night reviewed working drawings for the proposed city hall complex as bids were to be sent out later this month. Earlier bids on the message tower city hall structure came in over the estimate. architect William Duquette revised drawings to cut costs. The council also approved park acquisition at Cedar Street and Newark Boulevard, granted a right of way to Sheil Oil Co. for an underground pipeline with $2,000 annually, and approved a new handling ordinance after six months of study and hearings.
Sheriff Madigan and Chief Probation Officer Burkley urged a total increase of 792.04 for manpower and new programs during budget hearings with the Board of Supervisors. They seek 13 deputies, a criminalist, two clerks, and multiple program expansions including a satellite camp for delinquent boys, a holding facility for dangerous youths, and foster home care rate increases. Proposals also cover use of an abandoned hospital for tubercular patients and a home for 10 to 12 girls, with final Board action expected next Thursday after further study.
Fremont leaders resume final briefing on a 7.067 million parks and cultural improvements package to be submitted with the bond issue next fall. Subcommittee chair Margaret Klatt said overall plan includes Central Park land, community parks in Mission San Jose Irvington Centerville and Niles Warm Springs, central park development, state land near Warm Springs for a Thunderpal polo course, and neighborhood park enhancements.
Pioneer 4-H Club re elected Danielsen as community leader. Patricia Kain will be president with a slate including David Eck as vice president and Hinda McElley as recording secretary. David Kain is corresponding secretary, Susan Lidzow treasurer, Toby Light sergeant at arms, and Pam Warris among others as reporters. Installation set for September first meeting.
Linda Mateos, a 4-H All Star, will be honored at the Rancheros 4-H Club meeting at Rancho Arroyo School in Hayward at 7 p.m. Final fair entry plans will be discussed, slides from a recent review shown, and new officers elected.
The Crusaders youth group of Eden Presbyterian Church will host a Berry Festival tomorrow from 6 to 9 p.m. at 26325 Hesperian Blvd Hayward. Crusader President Cherie Smith leads the event with entertainment by the group and advisers. Proceeds aid Crusaders in attending Christian church camps this summer.
San Carlos hosts Hal Peary, honorary vice mayor and radio star of The Great Gildersleeve, as he appears in The Music Man. The演 production at Circle Slack Theatre on June 28 marks his first stage appearance in 35 years, with tickets $5 general and $4 for reserved seats through the chamber office.
San Lorenzo Unified School District expands its insurance program by including Arnold and Watson, Inc., at 15696 Bastial Sl, as a qualified participant under board policy. Superintendent Paul Ihret stated this was the sole application received.
The Castro Valley Board of Supervisors approved Mrs William Bayt Cooks appeal to keep Licorice a small Welsh pony on the two acre property at 1742 Ewing Road Castro Valley The citation notes the family already keeps four horses while Licorice has been part of the scene since the start and neighbors objected only that he was one too many The cook family presented six letters and 23 area residents who oppose the objection Licorice will remain with the family and be joined by their youngest child to ride the pony as the ten year old filly grows into ponyhood
About 730 UC Davis students are candidates for degrees at tonight's commencement on Toomesley Field. Registrar E C Wagner reports 554 bachelor candidates across Agriculture Engineering Letters and Science and Veterinary Medicine. 96 master’s, 27 PhD, 1 Eng and 51 veterinary candidates. UC President Clark Kerr and Chancellor Emil M Mrak will speak. Local graduates include Anh flipsley Santory, Stanley Marson, Carol Angus, Linda Fritschner, John Legry, Hartley Jansen, Thomas Currier, Harold Espeland, Robert Hitchcock, Katherine Hyde, Gloria Salsedo, Catherine Allen, William Horner, Jerry I Martin, Lois Pentina, and Mary Stewart.
A garbled listing of events across multiple venues including St Jonis Hall Orchard Ave and United Pentecostal Church. June activities include whist party and rummage sale events, social games, and fundraisers sponsored by women’s groups, church guilds, and local associations in Ashland Hayward Fremont and San Jose area venues.
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