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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1959
Page
10
Fragmentary text describes a Citizens' council, a development program, a projects subcommittee, and potential committee changes. Names and details are garbled, with references to meetings, a survey, and a planned program but no clear events or outcomes.
A Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors event will honor the 200th member with an induction ceremony during a dinner on September 11. New members inducted and membership drive details are outlined, with past deadlines and eligibility being emphasized.
The San Lorenzo Youth Club reports growing membership with active participants and prospects from Hayward Area. The group plans to expand as new fronts join, though details and timelines are pending a postponed gathering slated for Saturday.
The California College of Arts and Crafts announces a six week summer session starting Monday with guest instructors Tsutomu Grafts from Japan and Tokyo Gakugel University outlining form space and material experimentation. Other instructors include George Ramos Martin Streich Bryan Wilson Kay Schimachi Evelyn Glubman. Registration for the session is Monday morning and classes begin that day. For information call Olympic 2 818.
Dutch conductor of Dutch parentage will lead a six week summer music workshop at Bancroft Junior High in San Leandro opening June 22. Gregory Millar, director of the Santa Barbara Symphony, studied at the Conservatory and Colgate University, won the Dorati prize, and has associations with the Netherlands Radio Philharmonie and Aspen Festival. He will conduct advanced string ensembles and orchestra conducting classes.
Two Hayward youths aged 12 and 13 were arrested for allegedly robbing a Sears Apprentice Store in San Leandro. Clerk Sharver noticed movement near the safe, the door opened, and later the patrolman identified the suspects minutes after the incident, recovering money.
Camp session one in San Leandro is full and sessions two and three are planned. Session two begins soon and session three starts August 3. Registration is 12 dollars per child for ages 12 and under. The program includes sleepouts, crafts, nature activities, singing, hiking, and a swim at Robert Spag. Staff headed by Sue Berk with Eldon Speed and Ann Luther among others.
Lorenzo student earns a degree at the regou institution in San Lorene acknowledging academic achievement.
Contest at Gunner Laymon Shopping Center features ten entrants led by Karen Hexem Belly Millen Maxine Kir Pat Johnson Ellen Strombet t Shyirlene Quilict cilia Cobley Joi Huber Kay Matt Final judging Thursday evening will emphasize face and figure with contestants in bathing suits and evening gowns indoors.
An 81 year old man pleaded guilty yesterday in San Leandro Gould to committing acts outrageous to public decency. He will be sentenced in July. The child molestation charge originally filed by the sheriff’s office was dropped in view of his guilty pleas on other offenses.
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