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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1974

Page

9

Four zoning changes on Hayward planning agenda tonight

The Hayward City Planning Commission will consider four zoning change applications at 7:30 p.m. in the City Center Building council chambers. One proposal would allow a low income senior citizen home at Montgomery Street and Sunset Boulevard. An amendment to the general plan seeks a first step toward a mobile home park in the south end. Other items include rezoning at Clawster Road and Alpine Way for industrial use with a sports center, and a mobile home park extension on Huntwood Avenue north of Industrial Parkway West.

Hayward City Planning Commission Ciy Commission Council Chard Bers City Center Foothill Blvd Montgomery Street Sunset Boulevard Huntwood Avenue Industrial Parkway West Clawster Road Alpine Way

Trustees approve 4 acre sale near Hop Ranch Road

New Haven school district trustees approved selling 4.71 acres along Hop Ranch Road to Union City for 50000. The Oberli property sale awaits three weekly newspaper publication. Flood control contracts totaling about 2 million were awarded by the board, including 308000 for desilting Cull Reservoir and 127083 for an underground pipeline from West Street to West Winton Avenue in Hayward.

New Haven Hop Ranch Road Union City Fast Bay Damiddie School de Obert District Sit South County Board of Super‘msors Castro Valley Pacific Excavating Co Albany Flood Central Paul Lanterman West Street West Winton Avenue Hayward Silva Pipaline Inc

Multi ethnic Cultural Awareness Week Festival in Newark

Newark hosts its first Cultural Awareness Week festival Saturday at the Newark Community Center from 3 to 7 p m. 3680 Cedar Blvd featuring Latin American Irish Italian African American Mexican American and Czechoslovakian booths. Mayor Balentine proclaims Cultural Awareness Week to foster understanding and unity among residents.

Newark Commission of Social Concerns Cedar Blvd Jean Ficklin James Balentine Iin

Chamber to Install EWARK 1974-75 Officers at Dinner

The Newark chamber of commerce will install its 1974-75 officers and directors at Saturday’s annual dinner at Haywizard's Holiday House. Installing officer Paul Gygax. master of ceremonies J Dack MacGregor. Dr Lyle Kingery to become chamber president, succeeding Richard Laudenschlager. Incoming include Maxine Turner, Dave Mcauley, John Iveira. new directors Dr Howard Busehke, Jak Bencu, Gygax, Julia Harris, Joe Pasholv, George Silliman. Cocktails at 7, dinner at 8, dancing at 9:20. Tickets available at the inner office, S20-A Thornton Ave.

Chamber Ewark Chamber of Commerce Haywizard Paul Gygax J Dack MacGregor Lyle Kingery Newark Unified School District Richard Laudenschlager Maxine Turner Dave Mcauley John Lveira Howard Busehke Jak Bencu Gygax Julia Harris Joe Pasholv George Silliman Thorton Ave

Library Board Meeting Called Off In San Leandro

San Leandro Library Board meeting canceled as quorum could not be met with only three active directors in town. C. H. Lubber, 92, a member since 1970, resigned but council has not yet received the notice or named a replacement. Next regular meeting is scheduled for July 15.

San Leandro E Board Sievers C.H. Lubber Library

Foresters mark 100th anniversary in South County

The Independent Order of Foresters Bis marked its 10th anniversary with the 10,000-member Coach Chabot of Hayward hosting events this week. Dan Schell of Fremont served as chief ranger for the South County groups. The faction has funded cancer and heart associations for years and donated $600 to the Children’s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital.

Order of Forest Bis Chabot Hayward South County Dan Schell Fremont Cancer and Heart Associations

Miss Pathfinder Contest Opens in Fremont Pathfinder Days

Fremont organ ization seeks two Miss Pathfinder contestants for Pathfinder 74 Friendship Days to be held Sept 26 20. Entries due noon July 8. Contestants must be unmarried girls over 11 active in Fremont with sponsor from a service club veteran group women s club youth group lodge or organization. Candidates sell carnival tickets and exhibit tent admissions at 25 cents each with winner by most tickets sold. Prize 900 wardrobe or scholarship plus bonus for ticket sales over 1000. More info from Rhoda Leandro RBM.

Fremont Veteran's Group Wom Ten's Club Lodge Ray Tx Rhoda Leandro RBM

Dialysis unit opens at Washington Hospital Center

Washington Hospital opened its new kidney dialysis center at 10 a.m. Monday, funded largely by a $35,000 gift from the Pink Ladies. The seven-bed unit will serve patients from Fremont Milpitas and Union City, offering expert care from day one and plans for a home-training program to reduce hospital stays and costs.

Washington Hospital Washington Hospital Service League The Pink Ladies South County Benjamin A. Halpren Castor Quinton Fremont Elizabeth Nunes Milpitas Jesse Amador Abraham Arbeeny Union City Stanford Amador Mills Memorial Hospital la Mateo Arbeeny

County Alters Prisoner Care Deal With Oakland

Alameda County Supervisors approved a new 15 dollar per prisoner per day rate for care in Oakland jail. Annual reimbursement rises from 10 250 to 130 000 and the agreement allows continued custody in Oakland until public defender interview. Also detaches communications division from sheriff and creates aging advisory commission within human relations department.

Oakland Alameda County Board of Supervisors Laren Boach Thei Santa Rita Apreed Lo

Hayward Delays Vote on Disposable Bottles and Cans

Hayward council wrestles with backing a federal ban on non returnable beverage containers as staff studies similar laws in other states. Students from Mt. Eden High presented a petition urging support while proponents cite litter and waste concerns and opponents warn of job losses. Council members split before Mayor Weinreb asked for further research through municipal leagues and local sources.

Hayward Mt. Eden High School George Oakes Oakes Oregon Tom McCall California Hayward Chamber of Commerce William Hanley Price Electrical Co San Leandro Hayward Air Terminal Lie Nancy B. Hicks Social Development Commission

Dolly Review Opens in Hayward in South County Scene

The Dolly Review debuts in Hayward California during a South County Scene feature on Thursday June 20 1974. The listing highlights local arts performance taking place at a community venue with notices of cast and showtimes.

Hayward Calif

Feminists Confront Park Board Over Action Plan

Park District directors delayed adopting the affirmative action program after a clash with feminists from Women's Action in Oakland and the employs union Local 2428. The plan would set 10 and 2 year goals for hiring women and minority workers, with a June meeting to finalize. Union president Bobbie Newell accused leaders of trying to ram the proposal through without union review. Director Fred Blumberg favored immediate adoption, while Joyce Burr urged delay to preserve goodwill. The district aims to align hiring with Alameda Contra Costa county demographics amid potential lawsuits.

Park District Joyce Burr F Cerrito Fred Blumberg Lafayette Bobbié Newell Employes, Union Alameda-Contra Costa Counties Rtichard Trudgent

Tri-City transit annexation plan faces veto clash

Fremont, Newark and Union City planners moved toward a tougher annexation deal with AC Transit. A local advisory committee vetoes failed 4 3 with Sisk and Oliver leading the opposition. Fremont would gain three reps to Newark two and Union City two. A ward director seat on the AC board was approved for Tri-City voters.

Union City Fremont Newark Tri-City Transit Implementation Project Board Shirley Sisk Tri-City AC Transit Dick Oliver Don Driggs AC Transit Board Art Lampert Sisk Tri-Cities Tri-City Transit Board Doug-Rads

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