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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1965

Page

6

Fremont City Council Eyeing Street Plans and Budget

Fremont councilmen face a busy agenda with Peralta Boulevard plans and thoroughfare policy under review after the budget discussion. They will also hear a $150 request from James Coutt to start a Tri City baseball league and consider a 1964 uniform building code replacing the 1958 edition. Bid awards for Kennedy Memorial Park play area and Fremont Central Park sprinkler system are awaited with extra project details sought before action.

Peralta Boulevard James Coutt Tri-City Kennedy Memorial Park Fremont Central Park

Man Fined In Hit Run Dog Death in San Lorenzo

Larry Doug las, 25, of Hayward, fined 56 dollars by the Municipal Court for a misdemeanor hit and run driving after his car killed a San Lorenzo family’s pet dog. He pleaded guilty after a bench warrant brought him to court, traced by his car’s license number. The owner, a brown and white toy shepherd female, reported the incident. Joseph Faria of Dermody Ave. alerted Charles Marsh of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, who verified the registration through the California Highway Patrol.

San Leandro Larry Douglas Second St Hayward San Lorenzo Joseph Faria Dermody Ave Charles Marsh The Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals California Highway Patrol

Budget Hike In Livermore School Budget Approved

Livermore High School trustees approve a 1965 66 tentative budget of 1.7 million dollars an increase of 200 thousand over last year Most of the funds 1.2 million go to instruction including salaries and classroom supplies Salaries take a 1 million bite A second budget hearing is set for July 19 with final approval August 2 The board also considers emergency needs from principal Rundstrom and Granada principal Lee to fund a public address system via a student body matched fund plan

Livermore Livermore High School Ralph Watten. Kinnen Lath Edwin ‘Rundstrom Jack Lee Granada High School Rundstrom Randstrom San Leandro San Leandr'al Rosarians Kemp Andrews Onstad Restau

Entelman Named 4-H Club President in Monarch Chapter

Rick Entelman elected president of Monarch 4-H Club with Jeff Moller as vice president and Judy Lachenmyer as secretary. Eddie Delrenchi becomes treasurer and Jerry Delrenchi along with Roger Avila serve as sergeants at arms. Games leaders are Janet Sassoner and Barbara McBrayer while JoAnn Lachenmyer and Mary Davidson lead songs.

Rick Entelman Monarch 4-H Club Jeff Moller Judy Lachenmyer Eddie Del'renchi Jerry Delrenchi Roger Avila Janet Sasoner Barbara McBrayer JoAnn Lachenmyer Mary Davidson

Centerville Library to Open Sunday Grand Opening Set

Fremont Mayor Donald O Dillon will speak at the Centerville Branch Library grand opening at 2 p m Sunday. The event, titled The Best in The Way of Ideas, is co sponsored by the Fremont Friends of the Library and the Centerville Business Association. David Friend will introduce recent essay contest winners and announce contributors to the new branch library.

Fremont Donald O’ Dillon Centerville Fremont“Friends ‘of the Centerville Business Association Fremont Friends of the Library David

Area Pair In Job Center

PLEASANTON the Parks Job Corps center has its first two Livermore Valley trainees Michael D. Jarms 18 of North D&I Livermore and Scott J. Howard 19 of Pleasanton Ave join the 50 corpsmen already at the center. They will have a chance to gain high school diplomas and receive vocational training.

Pleasanton Parks

U S 50 Property Owners Hire Eminent Domain Firm

Property owners along U S 50 near here vote to hire Breed Robinson Stewart to handle eminent domain cases against the state highway division over right of way prices. About 44 attended the meeting led by Will Busick who chairs the association and disputes highway offers as too low.

U.S. 50 Here Oakland State Division of Highways U.S./s Highway 54 Breed, Robinson & Stewart Busick Hart Dale Jones Division of Highways de Weal Will Busick

Fremont Arts Committee Meeting at Mission Boulevard

The Fremont Arts Committee will meet at 7 30 p m today at 49213 Mission Blvd to discuss foundational arts activities and community projects.

Fremont Tie Jresant Arts Mission Blvd

Fremont Civil Service Board to hold quarterly meeting

The Fremont Civil Service Board will hold its regular quarterly meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the office of City Manager Howard Reese. Reese's office is in city hall at 43551 Mission Blvd.

Vnemont Fremont Civil Service Board Howard Reese Reese City Hall Mission Blvd

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