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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
17
Local South County scene described in brief notices from the Daily Review dated Friday June 15. Readable fragments reference community life, titles and places in a compact newspaper card style.
A ten officer unit will visit 200 homes to inspect window latches door locks and advise on security. The program aims to canvass all 5000 Newark homes by year end with later phases planned. Homeowners are asked to allow access for a brief three minute inspection.
Pleasanton Foothill High School appoints Foothill High School administrator Ple asant on Clark Thayne as vice principal for the upcoming fall. Thayne, 38, longtime John Muir Junior High School assistant in San Leandro, has 12 years in education including nine years teaching mathematics and science. A Utah native, he earned a physics science degree from the University of Utah, a 1967 masters in curriculum, and a 1972 counseling masters from California State University Hayward. He has taught at Ohlyne College evenings and has served at John Muir since 1970. He will begin this fall with a salary of 1738 per year.
Adults may enroll in a first time cosmetology course through San Larenes Adult School and Hidden Area Vocational Program. The 1500 hour program runs 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday with part time options and evening classes. Registration is at Village School or Abyari Tuna Beauty Academy with contacts at 276-7030.
Bert Brook of Hudson Lanier CoElected chair of the Caucus of San Seauilly Inc. Art Spenter named vice chair and Furgucron secretary treasurer. Jackson resigns as nomproit group second chairman citing conflicts with county drug education role and policy against joining multiple groups.
Members of the Matta Faire Homeowners Association voted to add 25 dollars to a fund for information on vandalism at Our Lady of Good Camel Church. Vice President Jon Pierre said the donation was approved during a Wednesday meeting canceled due to a missed Kennedy School session.
Darrell King was reelected president of the Bonaire Civic League at the membership meeting. Chiany Giles became vice president, Mrs. Shirley Stelen secretary, and Nal Xleinatein treasurer. Vacancies remain for civic and youth affairs chairs. No summer membership meetings. next three set for September. Executive Board to meet in advance of vacations. sessions irregular.
In San Leandro a letter from Gilivens names the new Good Government directors for a one year term including Pete Patte, Wareld Crew, Leu Bruner and Ted Johnson. Those completing two year terms next year are Bob Brooks, Charles Mason and chairman Gunner Seyman. Seyman says officers will be chosen at the June 27 executive board meeting.
A public meeting sponsored by Alcoholics Anonymous of Roudheny Alameda County is planned at Chabol College student center 2355 Nesperim Blva. Maynard. Justyn Rlobard will speak at 6 40 pm beginning the agenda.
Rick Goldrich, 13, of 472 Baclelt Ave in Hayward, attempts to keep balance in an old style barrel roll ing contest at Kennedy Park as Hayward Area Recreation District hosts a summer program.
Fremont council reviews the 1714 city budget focusing on Premont Recreation, transportation and administration. They consider widening Epgens Drive with two lanes each way, potentially costing 17 000 to 630 000 with right of way. Funding includes federal aid, state and private sources, while property owner assessments may fund Paseo Padre Parkway work. Council weighs sailboats, patrol boats, nature center staffing, and subsidies to local groups including the Philharmonic and Meemont Chamber of Commerce.
The Fremont Community Drug Council plans to ask the Premone school district for a part time teacher to lead the drug education program for fifth and sixth graders. Vivian Molloy, project director, says the program would run one day a week and involve trustees and a staff lead, replacing a current setup run by volunteers and students. The council argues the new state approach requires broader instruction and a dedicated teacher, noting progress reports and district input.
A Newark survey of residents at information meetings shows 5 percent support year round schooling while a large minority oppose it. The Newark school council recommends further study as turnout and-questionnaire response were mixed.
Alameda County supervisors voted to approve a rural farming zoning plan proposed by realtor Henry Bellencoust for an area along Canyon Road. The measure would allow four residential sites on 46 to 80 acres, totaling about 2,400 feet of frontage, with potential fourfold subdivision if permitted without variances, drawing concerns from opponents about ecology and preservation.
Newark City Council approved a subdivision map for S2-lot division behind St Edwards Catholic Church with minor variances and abandonment of part of Biting Avenue. The project extends Clyiee Torenas Avenue and Civic Terrace Drive, with developer Concord Criticism cited traffic concerns. A public hearing on the abandonment is set for June 26, and a review of street changes and school impact was noted.
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