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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
5
A March 13, 1973 note from Hayward, Call reports on local South County happenings. The piece sketches community events and civic notes, naming residents and groups active in the scene. Local venues and dates are mentioned with brief summaries of activity.
The March II retirement dinner for Fire Chief Manuel Rodriguez has a ticket deadline of March HH. A no-host social begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Blue Dos pain. Dinner is $8. Mayor Jack D. Multester is expected to attend. Tickets available at Fire Station One or the Public Safety building offices. For info call GBM ext. 215.
The Republican Women’s Club sponsors a St Patrick’s Day themed bridge luncheon at the homes of Margot Massey and Mary Gates. Gathering at 1 30 PM, tickets are 375 per person and include lunch wine door prizes and bridge. Reservations via Chris Giex 568 4174 and Huen Geis 441 2952.
The Stleet International Service Foundation seeks Castro Valley area families to host foreign exchange students for 34 to 3 weeks this summer. Leonard Passofiume said about 150 students from Japan Germany England and Scandinavian countries will arrive July 19. He can be reached at 536-8711 for details.
The San Lorenzo Village Homes Association moved its annual election to the first Monday in May from January and extended terms for Director Rie Burns and Gordon Nelson. Nomination papers run March 19 to April 9, with eligibility and 20 endorsements. Papers available at 377 Paseo Grande 8:20 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.
The report clarifies that Theodore Britton Jr. and Green are longtime associates and will visit for a social engagement rather than a formal study. Britton plans to tour the Bay Area Rapid Transit system during the visit.
A 41 year old Fremont man will undergo four kidney transplants at Stanford Medical Center in Palo Alto tomorrow. His sister Florine Glancy of Taneio Cordova plans to donate one kidney. The patient, William Jespersen of 260 Middlefield Ave, San Jose, has not worked since December due to kidney failure requiring dialysis. He previously ran a service station and is married with one child.
The Alameda County Juvenile Justice Commission and various local groups meet with programs at Juvenile Hall in San Leandro and multiple sites including Hayward Fremont and San Lorenzo. Topics include drug abuse field trips, 4-H club gatherings, planning for Memorial Day fundraisers, and community events with dinners and dances.
Delegates of the Associated Homeowners of San Leandro held a long session with San Leandro Post Office officials to press mail service complaints. Officer in charge San Wong and William Short defended speeds while conceding sorting issues and economy cuts. Kilbert was re elected president and Harvey vice president amid ongoing grievances.
Oakland lawyers prepared for the murder trial of Alonzo Neal as a panel of about 400 prospective jurors began the second day in Superior Court. Judge Minder faced challenges from both sides with several veniremen excused for cause or peremptory reasons. Prosecutors plan about 20 witnesses. defense expects 10 to 12.
Leandro and Donald Splawn, owners of Bob's Smoke Shop and Golden Gate Books in Hayward, pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace in municipal court. Obscenity charges were dropped. Judge Robert Byers imposed one year of court probation, a 2 million dollar fine, 16 days in jail on each count, and suspended jail terms pending probation compliance.
Friday marks the deadline to register by mail for Chabot College spring quarter courses offered in San Leandro and at the Hayward campus. In person registration runs 6 20 to 9 pm March 29 in the student center. Four evening classes begin April 2, two in San Leandro High and two at Pacific High, including geology and growth and development courses.
Hayward Area Recreation District directors debated a dedicated senior center with a 211 signature petition and noted widespread travel issues within Castro Valley and nearby towns. The board also approved negotiations for two parcels, including a 35 acre tract near Parkside Drive, Meek Estate, priced at 110 million dollars, and a smaller tract on Rast on Road for 15,200 dollars as part of the Meek Estate expansion.
The first Hayward Days festival, sponsored by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce, will be held at San Jose’s Frontier Village on Saturday and Sunday, March 24 25 with Adele Pimentel hosting. Free tickets available at chamber offices and commerce stores.
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