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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1976
Page
9
The Rapid Transit District proposes a 95.7 million budget with 3.5 million for center service and about 11.7 million over a bare bones plan. BART Director John Glenn of Fremont reports constituent support for weekend service and no negative public reaction.
The Hayward Boys Club unveils its summer schedule with sessions on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 30 am to 1 pm and 2 to 6 90 pm, plus Saturday hours and a monthly late Saturday. Beginning July 1, free lunches are offered daily to attendees aged 7 to 19. For more information call 86 5511.
Castro Valley event at Redwood Chapel Community Church runs through Friday from 9 AM to noon. Eva Hauth delivers a 9 AM lecture daily, with 10:90 refreshments, 11 AM Q and A, and 11:30 personal testimony. Nursery services are available.
The Hayward council tentatively approves a 3408 grant to Hayward Unified School District Adult School to fund meals for senior citizens at Josephint Lau Lodge, part of federal revenue sharing for social programs.
Local paper notes an eventful day in South County with community highlights and hints of upcoming activities. Readers are invited to follow ongoing neighborhood happenings and town profiles across the circulation area.
Local notices list multiple community meetings in Hayward Union City and surrounding areas. Topics include Oakland Scavenger Co rate increase discussion, park and recreation funding, home and child safety talks, consumer fraud briefing by Alameda County deputy district attorney, and various civic group events at Kennedy Community Center South Hayward and other venues. Some entries include dates times locations and participating organizations.
The San Lorenzo ceremony honors the American flag with a Hesperian Boulevard salute to the Bicentennial. Betsy Ross memorabilia and a Blue Angels display accompany tours of the McConaghy home led by Mrs. Jorgensen and Lou Ann Sherman. Girl Scout Troop 1776 acts as color guard as plans unfold for a Washington D.C. trip and further bicentennial projects.
Walnut Creek attorney James Hill plans to remain a BART director through November to avoid a board majority hand-picking his successor. He will travel from Dayton to Oakland for crucial votes and seeks to keep his residency and law practice to qualify for the post. He split from the board majority over the last year's president selection and says the three-month vacancy hurts Contra Costa County representation.
Fremont planning chief Jacob Robbins leaves city hall in a move many see as ending a turbulent era. The architect behind redesigns in Singer Granger Gentry and Ponderosa clashed with critics over growth limits and permitting, while highlighting gains in Nordern Plain parkways and subdivision open spaces.
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