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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
15
A brief South County scene in the March 13 1973 issue of The Deily Review covers local happenings in Hayward California. The note highlights community life, small events, and neighborhood updates of Tuesday readers.
The annual Hayward Days event at Frontier Village in South San Jose, sponsored by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce, runs Saturday and Sunday in March 2025 with Miss Hayward Adele Pimentel hosting. Free tickets available at chamber member stores or the chamber office, 22300 Foothill Blvd Suite 203.
In San Leandro two bookstore owners faced obscenity charges. Robert Kitajima of Bob's Smoke Shop and Donald Splawn of Gulden Books pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, two counts each, with obscenity dropped. They received one year probation, a $250 fine or 10 days per count, and a 10 day suspended jail term. Both must comply with local ordinances.
Warren Curtis Homeowners Association opposes a Ken Earp project near Tonnyson Road citing dangerous traffic increases on Pacific Street and parking lot proximity to backyards. Traffic study says 87 more cars daily. residents fear unsafe volume. Construction to take two years with access plans under review.
The Student International Service Foundation seeks Bay Area hosts for two week foreign exchange students from Japan Germany Italy and Scandinavian countries arriving July 19. Organizers aim to place about 150 students and also seek yearlong hosting families. Prospective hosts may contact Leonard Passafiume at 538-8711.
Chabot Republican Women’s Club hosts a bridge luncheon Thursday at the homes of Margot Mansey and Mary Gates with a St. Patrick's Day theme. 11 30 am start, tickets 3 73 per person including lunch wine door prizes and bridge. Reservations via CityGzel at 84174.
A public hearing on Garin Ranch and Dry Creek Ranch development is planned for 7:30 p.m. at Hayward Civic Center council chambers. Citizens may express views on the Garin area, located above Mission Boulevard in South Jay ward, with conservationists expected to push for keeping Garin in a natural state.
Alameda County Juvenile Justice Commission and multiple groups meet tomorrow across San Leandro Hayward Castro Valley and Fremont with sessions on juvenile justice, drug abuse prevention at Synanon Foundation, Cub Scout roundtable, 4H club, a Picnic Day prep demonstration, and a Memorial Day fundraiser planning meeting at Clovers Co Op.
Braixlen burg Staedller Moore submits zone change and site plans for a 117 unit mobile home park on a Wa acre parcel off Art Avenue in the low density district designated recently by Hayward city council. Oliver Brothers owns the site near Hummingbird Court with access planned from Art Avenue. The proposal includes trailer pads three sizes, landscaped grounds and a recreation center with pool, kitchen and meeting rooms.
Santa Ana officials announced the appointment of Chieu Chang as Maynard's top traffic engineering officer. Chang, 48, moves from Santa Ana's traffic engineer role for four years to replace the post vacated by Steve Yoshino, with Louis Chianese serving as acting engineer.
Delegates of the Associated Homeowners of San Leandro pressed San Leamire Post Office officials Sai Wong and William Short on mail delays and sorting practices. They questioned delivery from San Leandro to Oakland for sorting, while Wong and Short blamed economy cuts. Kilbert was re elected president as others filled officer roles.
Hayward Cub Pack merges into Pack 13 meeting at Uiliview Crest School under Cubmaster Allen G. Rogers. In a recent inspection the Scouts earned a 1 percent grade. Anton Yost and Douglas Alvarez earned wolf pins, Ronald James the troll patch, Anthony Murch bear patch and gold and silver arrow awards. Month awards went to Reuben Esquibel, Jerry Poe and Mitchell Alvarez. The annual Pine Wood Derby is planned for April. Hillview Cross PTA sponsors the event.
Hayward Area Recreation District directors heard a delegation of 10 with a petition for a senior citizens center. Residents cited transportation issues to centers in Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Hayward. Board discussed locating a center near bus lines downtown Hayward and considered estate property across from Kaiser Hospital.
Oakland court to finish jury selection in the Alonzo Neal murder trial before Alameda County Superior Court Judge Gordon Minder. About 30 jurors were eyed, with 12 excused yesterday and several challenges by both sides. Trial start has been delayed by pre-trial rulings on evidence. Prosecutors remain ready to call about 20 witnesses while defense estimates lengthy proceedings.
The Hayward Sister City Committee sent a letter to President Nixon urging consideration of a Portuguese appointee to the National Advisory Council on Equality of Educational Opportunity. It requests that at least one Portuguese California member sit on the 15 member panel, created under the emergency school act of 1964 to address education gaps seen by isolated cultural groups.
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