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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1965

Page

6

Third Annual Chess Match At Weekes Festival

Hayward Chess Club members stage their third annual Chess Festival at George Weekes Park Community Center on Sunday starting 10 a.m. with sections awarding trophies to four player winners. Open to public. $3 entry for adults and $2.50 for juniors under 14. General chairman Raymond Ausmus with William Casalano. Event runs until 5 p.m. Families invited, play areas for children, location 27182 Patrick Avenue near Tennyson Road.

Hayward Chess Club George Weekes Raymond Ausmus William Casalano Hayward Lu Fall Ausmus BBCS George Weekes Park

Citizens Seek Cover For Open Ditch On Mocine Avenue

Thirty three residents along Mocine Avenue and Goodwin Street petition the Hay ward City Council to cover an open ditch west of Mocine and south of Goodwin. They complain of 13 years of exposure to pests and vermin, mud, and safety hazards as banks have broken down threatening nearby fences.

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Centennial Art Festival at Grace Cathedral Open to Public

The Centennial Art Festival sponsored by a church group at Grace Cathedral San Francisco features temporary displays by Tutht rent, Laken om aj Asawa, and others. The Congregational Church near its current exhibit plans monthly shows with diverse media, from woodcuts by Helen Siegl to sculpture by Robert Kingsbury and lithographs by Nicholas Roukes. Upcoming exhibits include Irene Lagorio graphs, Cecile Mc Cann pottery, and works by Dennis Hearle and James Black. All events are free to the public and viewable daily.

San Francisco Ruth Asawa Grace Cathedral Jeanne Whitney Vineyard Road Castro Valley Betty Eielson Mira Loma Eden Congregational Church Hayward Steve Rubiola Opera Nowy Tuthtrent Laken Om Aj Asawa Hayward Church Congregational Church Joseph Papleise Helen Siegl Orpha Hutchinson Robert Kingsbury Harry Ilarethe Dixon Irene Lagorio Cecile McCann Dennis Hearle James Black Artin-artion

Fremont Talent Auditions for Fremont Day at Alameda County Fair

Fremont Chamber of Commerce announces auditions for Fremont Day at the Alameda County Fair. Two divisions, Junior under 15 and Senior over 15, with winners performing July 8 at the fair and finals on July 18. Group acts capped at eight. prizes include trophies and clothing merchandise orders. Applications from 4725 Thornton Ave or 797-8333.

Valent Alameda County Fair Washington High R. Aah Mennasmnennibles Mameda Fremont Fremont Chamber of Commerce Tharnton Ave

Million Dollar City Budget Seen For Newark

Newark City Manager Bruce Altman says the city’s operational budget next year will surpass the 1 million dollar mark while the operational tax rate should stay roughly the same. A new park bond redemption tax is expected to be about 15 cents per $100, with the extra 2 cents absorbed by the operating tax or another revenue source. The overall tax rate could be $1.50 per $1000 assessed value if the council endorses staff recommendations.

Newark Bruce Altman Altman Miman Vpte Fey Council

Fremont Clerical Jobs Open With Shortage of Applicants

Fremont Unified School District accepts applications through June 40 at the Employee Services Office 611 Olive Avenue Fremont Examinations test office skills Two positions are school secretaries per Anthony Scafani assistant superintendent for employee services Class II secretaries pay 353 to 43 dollars per month Range Class I 334 to 410 Shorthand 80 wpm required Two week training program starts Monday Ends July 2 Scafani notes other clerical openings in Hayward plans to leave Hayward offices and Sunday shifts available for eight hours five days per week.

Fremont Scafani Phils Hayward

Special Day For The Harry Cooks' Fourth Commencement

A San Leandro couple Mr and Mrs Harry B Cook will receive Associate In Arts degrees at Chabot College fourth commencement tonight. The event at the Quadrangle on the temporary campus honors Cook a postman and his wife Murivl who pursued varied classes over years. Their three children Randy Sally and Jeanette attend as degrees are conferred to 82 students in attendance.

Harry B. Cook Eyeleth Avenue San Leandro Cook Murivl Chabot College Aladdin Avenue Chabot Randy John Muir Sally Jeanette

Fremont considers block parent program for child safety

Fremont officials weigh funding for a block parent program to protect children. Mrs Schoenfeld urged about 1200 dollars for fingerprinting 260 black parent families at Glenmoor School, noting the program needs police time and that several schools want to join. Police Chief Wright endorses it and council may fund using reserves or existing staff.

Fremont Mont W. EL Schoo Elliot St Mgr Howard Reese Clinton Wright Timothy Mattos Millar Maloney Reese Schoenfeld

Union City Seeks Lifeguards and Instructors

Union City Recreation Department seeks lifeguards and swimming instructors. Jobs require junior lifesaving through water safety instructor certificates, pay $1.25 to $1.80 hourly. Applications accepted at Union City City Hall or public works. Special MIT program will run weekdays with seminars on highway planning and long range public works.

Edward Phillips Hayward Oi Union City City Hall Recreation Department Marcoohuestte Tactifuta

Fremont artist Reed Hansen donates Why painting to city collection

Fremont painter Reed Hansen, a 33-year-old commercial artist, donated his oil titled Why to the City art collection for a fundraiser. The work, shown at Olive Hydel Community Center gallery, aims to raise funds from the Burned Church Fund sale tied to the University of Oregon project.

Bonation Reed Manson Fremont Don Dillon Jeff David Willett Steve Rubiclo Pur Reed Hansen Fre Callellion Olive Hydel Community Center Hansen Hibiscus Ave al Fremont University of Oregon

Community rummage and social events list

Community events include a March 2 charity social at Ashland Holy Ghost Hall with the Ashland Holy Ghost Association. a June 24 rummage sale at JES Hall WORC Street by the Women's Club and Church of Religious Science. a June 2 luncheon social at Fremont Community Center hosted by UPPEC with a noon start. a June 7 social games and rope events in Hayward hosted by Native Daughters of the Golden West Hayward Parlor.

United Pentecostal Church Shobridge Ave Casica Valley Church Ladies Auxiliary Ashland Holy Ghost Hall Kant Ave Ashland Holy Ghost Assniciation Corpus Christi Church Hall Magn Jes Hall Worc Street Women’s Club Church of Religious Science Fremont Community Center Daven Padre Parkway Fremont UPPEC Watkins Hayward Mative Daughters of the Golden Weekly

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