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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
8
A columnist recalls Montgomery Ward catalogs showing a 100 year old style sale. The piece notes cheap whiskey prices, old fashions, and COD terms, with cautions about nostalgia and a final wish for a Founder’s Day sale.
A slate of local fundraisers and gatherings includes a car wash at Bob's Mobil in Castro Valley to support the Hayward Toys Club and Black Light Club, a wine tasting festival at the Castle Valley Community Center, a Buddhist festival in Union City, a pancake breakfast by Sunset High School for a concert tour, and a Sunday cannabis initiative rally on Hathaway Avenue.
Fremont planning commissioners recommended approval of Sliger Housing Co's plan to build 22 acre California Nursery garden homes after a three hour session. The vote, with Walter Davis absent and Henry Bertulel missing, approved despite audience objections on water, fencing, and preservation issues.
Oakland youngster among three finalists for Linocchio at Oakland's Fairyland. Darryl Bolton of Oakland Bruce Fryman of Pleasanton and Glen Ehlintana of San Leandro compete. Final election at Rhodes downtown March 26. Winner plays puppet turned boy for one year. Fairyland is a make believe realm on Duke Merritt shores, sponsored by parks and recreation.
Local brief from The Daily Review Maynard, Call dated Friday March 10, 1972. Short items highlight community events, town notes, and quick updates from South County. Streets, meetings, and people mentioned in the compact page summary.
Newark councilman James Balentine asserts he may seek to fill the mayoral vacancy by appointment if he loses the mayoral bid and the runner up would be named to council. Councilman George Wincald has abdicated his chances for appointment. Kincaid chose to run for mayor instead of re election.
Alameda County Water District directors authorized a strengthened water quality program for Alameda Creek amid a recent fish kill. General Manager Matt Schilfell outlined 15 minute sampling, testing in three wells, quarterly chemical dialysis, chlorine hydrocarbon tests, and private lab analyses for contamination. Director Clark urged district independence in monitoring. Public hearings set for agricultural tax funding and a separate 7 million bond plan in April.
Newark officials heard renewed protests from property owners over a 270000 redevelopment plan on Thornton Avenue. Edward O Mara questioned landscape and crossing costs, noted only about 20000 may be assessed to Thornton businesses while remaining costs fall to railroad and state bodies. He challenged the citys undergrounding funding approach, signaling possible further protests at bids date.
Fremont teachers presented a package calling for large salary increases and fringe benefits, reduced elementary class sizes to 2 to 1, and more counselors. The plan also seeks daily preparation periods for elementary and junior high teachers, added vice principals, and policy changes to curb principal demotions.
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