Boy Scout executive named Richard B Gilpert named district executive
Richard B Gilpert is appointed district executive of the San Francisco Bay Area Council South District. He will recruit sponsors, fund campaigns, and support new troops in Hayward and surrounding areas. Gilpert began scouting in 1938 with the Long Beach Council and has served in the San Fernando Valley and San Francisco districts. He is active in Rotary and Lions, and lives with his wife Bouline at 824 Hitchcock St Hayward with three children.
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Richard B. Gilpert
San Francisco’ Bay
Gilbert
Long Peach Council
San Fernando Valley
San Francisco
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Bouline
Hattcock St
Hay
Planner shifts to Santa Rosa post from Fremont-District
Baker announced his resignation as city planning director last week and will take the planning director role in Santa Rosa. The move, effective April 1, offers a slower pace and more time with family. He will earn a total monthly salary of 2003, while continuing to draw the Santa Rosa post. Baker has prior experience in Sonoma County and Santa Rosa from 1957 to 1966. He expects broader renewal work and possibly teaching opportunities in the new job.
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Divid V
Baker
Santa Rosa
Salita Rosa
BANCO
Sonoma County
Sinc
Benefit wine tasting for Hayward Scholarships
Hayward Scholarships Inc an independent group hosting a benefit wine tasting from 6 to 2 p m tomorrow at Bank of America Secout and A streets. Donations of 2 5 dollars welcome as the event features domestic and imported wines to support scholarships for Hayward high school graduates established 1959. Each year nine to fourteen scholarships of 300 to 1000 dollars are awarded based on need and capability.
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Hayward — Scholarships, Inc
Hayward
Opon
Republic
Bank of America
Secout
Tha’ Organization
Aay
Telephone directory split approved by commission
The Pacific Telephone Co. is authorized by the California Public Utilities Commission to divide the current Alameda County directory into five separate directories. New listings include the Fremont-Haggard-Newark-Union City directory and the Livermore-Bloomington directory, with distribution planned for October.
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Pacific Telephone Co
California Public Airlifies Commission
Alameda County
Kremont-Haggward-Newark-Union City
Livermore- Bliasanton
San Lorenzo Adds Dog Care Class and More Adult School Courses
The San Lorenzo school district approved an adult school lineup including War Dog Health and Care, Suffering: An Introduction in Recreational Vehicles, Yale Painting and Decorative Arts, Computer Programming, and Backpacking and Camping. Trustees also authorized four high school field trips for 23 Latin Club members to the Hearst National Monument, a trip for Spanish students to Guaymall, Mexico, and AP biology to Saline Valley, Death Valley region, with dates in March and April.
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Yale
Marina Hgh School
Latin Clu
Tohn Hearst National Monument
San Simeon
Apri
Tue Sen Lorguze High School
Guaymill
Mexico
Saline Valley
Death Valley
Marina High School
Community meeting agenda for Fremont Newark district tonight
Trustees discuss course Herings for high schoolers and a contracting matter for phase one of Mission Saute yard campus at 43568 Mission Blvd Fremont. Lions Club speech contest tonight at Marina High San Leandro. Various events tomorrow include Life Underwriters in Hayward, Retired Teachers in Oakland, Youth for Freedom in Hayward, zoning session, and spiritual discussion by Carl Thomas and others. Mission Peak Gem slides, county office room 184, and Castro Valley Band O Rama at Castro Valley High School gym. Consumer meal program at Hayward Senior Citizens Center features talks on meat marketing and contamination risks. Hayward Sister City Committee meets at City Center Conference Room B.
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Marina High School
San Leandro
Souther Alameda County Life Underwriters Association
Jackson Street
Missleu
Boulevard
Hayward
James Lee
Prudential Insurance
Hrenam
California Retired Teachers Association
Mast
Bay Division
Garden Center
Lakeside Park
Oakland
Batwick
Hayward Unified
Adit
Hayward High School
East Ave
Carl Thomas
Jesus People
Mission Peak
Alameda
Senior Ciirans Center
Grove Way
Garna Foss
Dick Crumpiey
Federal Meat Inspection
P.m. Famerow
City Center
Troubled voices on the northern plain
Fremont council debates northern plain development. A $5,600 study on traffic and land use is approved amid questions on preserving agriculture, housing diversity and who pays for public improvements. Councils discuss Singer Housing plans, CDC funding, and city involvement in regional planning.
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John Pachtner
Fremont
Nnt
Northert
Geoffrey. Steel
I - Steel
Uyere
Bulla
Min City
Cortnellauin Bon Dillon
Atarling
Psevaten
Steel
Crookvate
Peli
Singer Housing Company
Patterson Hanch
Singer
Land Tse
Fast Phinning
Northern
T Hat
Caralyn Tissel
Nfmcdts
Fremont planner Walter Davis resigns after years on commission
Walter Davis 42, senior planner and chair of Fremont's planning commission, resigns after seven years on the panel and two on recreation, citing the need to protect long term city values. He praises commissioners for public input and laments political pressure on decisions during a turbulent era.
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Walter Davis
IMM
Davis
Enmimissui
Formue
Avis
Ellyr
Herausa Wa
van Uoij Yillonut
Mpa
Gata
Foriheir
Burling
Mealla
Central Park
Bhaining
Open campus policy moves at Fremont school board meeting
Fremont district weighs three month open campus trial and post to bulletin boards or handbills after screening by principals. Trustees discuss freedom limits and civil remedies while aut horities cite state law and court rulings. Also on agenda are counselor services and teacher contract revisions for 1972 73.
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Sehr
South County Scene in The Detly Review
Hayward news brief from March 8 1972 highlights local events in South County. Community updates, upcoming meetings, and notable residents featured in a compact civic snapshot.
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Detly
Hayward
Newark mayor race could be unique and pivotal
Newark City Councilman James Balentine leads the mayoral race against Islamic Georg Kincaid. If Balentine wins on April 11 the resulting council vacancy would trigger a special election or appointment. Plowright argues the vacancy must be filled by voters, not by appointment, and urges a special election to honor the citizens right to elect their council.
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Newark
James Balentine
Robert. Plowcishh
Eqund
Balentine
Cotfed Ian Georg Kincaid
Kincaid
Pye
Bazentine 5
Plowsight
Apyalnl
Plowright
Fale
Newarts
Jaye
Plowrigul
Powright
Bolentie
Mayr
Hank Levis
Park district to levy five cent tax boost
Wast Hay Regional Park District moved to raise the ad valorem tax from 10 to 15 cents per $100 assessed value for 1972 73, with a 60 day referendum before it takes effect. General Manager Richard C Trudeau said the five cent levy funds land acquisition and development and that two cents depend on completing a master plan by 1974.
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Nbheetars
Wast Hay Regional Park
BBRFC
Richard C. Trudeau
Slive
Imske
Trudeau
Ite
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