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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
6
President Dr Roy Black an optometrist from Hay ward becomes the new Hayward Liena Club president and will be installed Saturday at Castlewood Country Club His slate of officers includes George Hardin Chuck Sisney and Al Hansen as first second and third vice presidents respectively.
Pre registration for the eight week summer session of the San Leandro Adult School is accepted daily this week from 8 30 a m to 4 p m in the school office at 2200 Bancroft Ave Classes run from Monday through late August with a $4 tuition entitling enrollment in any number of courses Americanization and high school diploma classes are free Courses cover academic music and arts business vocational and electronic and homemaking departments Call 357-9911 for details.
The Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission will review weekday rate cuts for juniors and seniors at Marina Golf Course in a 7 30 p m meeting. A sub committee suggested nine hole rates at 1 dollar, 25 cents below current fees, with potential revenue or loan repayment implications noted by recreation director Jack Neavill.
A new contraceptive called the minidose pill is being tested at Planned Parenthood in Alameda County. Over the next six months 300 patients will use the pill and report on its reliability and acceptability. Program aims to reduce estrogen side effects by using progesterone only and blocking sperm penetration through cervical mucus.
Hayward miniature poodle owned by Mrs. Hazel T Hull at 1829 Modoc Ave Hayward won six trophies at an Oakland Dog Training Club show. Mister Michael of Touche scored 19845, placing second in Utility B and earning top poodle marks in Utility and overall poodle and non sporting categories. Silver Dante of Touche, a toy male poodle owned by Mrs. Huff, scored 198 in Novice B, finishing second in the ring and as second highest scoring poodle in the event.
Hayward Elks Lodge No. 1867 contributed 1500 to the California Hawaii Elks Major Project fund for handicapped children. The total raised reached 449317. The Major Project is a non profit corporation devoted to cerebral palsy and other handicapped children, providing therapies, hospital and medical care, and vision screening.
Sen. Lewis F. Sherman of Herkeley Alameda County announces his Fremont office will be open five days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Park Plaza Building 3100 Mowry Ave Fremont room 508 Mrs. Herbert Reid will assist residents and connect them with the Sacramento office. Office number 797-9373.
Union City's preliminary 1969 70 budget climbs toward four million. City Manager Geoghegan proposes 1 744 141 for capital projects plus operating costs. bond redemption and capital outlay bring total to 2 966 493. Tax rate stays at 1 15 per hundred valuation, but assessments push bills higher. Public sessions June 17 19 24 and 26 will trim the 1 74 million capital plan, including a 705 000 community center on Decato Road funded by bonds federal grants and a developer fee.
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