South County Scene The Bolly Review Opens Friday
Heyward Col. 4 reports on a South County scene with the Bolly Review set to open Friday at 11 a.m. The notice highlights local arts and community interest in the Friday program.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1972
Page
8
Heyward Col. 4 reports on a South County scene with the Bolly Review set to open Friday at 11 a.m. The notice highlights local arts and community interest in the Friday program.
Both municipal court judges recused themselves from the bench during the jury trial of three defendants linked to a disorderly New Haven school board meeting last November. A substitute judge was brought in as April 19 docketing was set. Defendant Chabela Gomez, 24, Union City, is charged with disrupting the meeting. John Phillip Para, 28, San Leandro, faces assault on a policeman. Richard Gonzalez, 73, Union City, is charged with battery against a police officer.
The Pacif leigh School PTSA general membership voted to back an open campus plan allowing Pacific students to leave during the day with permits. The decision, noted by second vice president Maxine Noble, follows earlier discussions by the executive board and a request to the school board to treat Pacific and Sao Léandra high schools separately.
San Leandro school district officials planned a program to reduce vandalism with volunteers, but the session was canceled when a school delegate could not attend. Assistant Superintendent Richard Bawden said the proposal will be reset with no date yet. Mayor Jack T. Mattes, City Manager Wesley McClure, and Superintendent Edward Holden reviewed the plan.
Newark residents and parents voice opposition while trustees consider an open campus for Memorial High School set to open in the fall. The advisory council recommends a student lounge and on campus vending, plus stricter enforcement of smoking rules amid a legal challenge to state law. Final report to the school board due next month.
San Leandro will hear armed robbery charges against Steven D. Mattson in Alameda County Superior Court. Police linked the $1,200 Blue Dolphin Restaurant holdup to him after a San Bruno arrest and a vehicle check tied to the incident. A warrant was issued by San Leandro Municipal Court Judge Robert K. Byers.
Eden Hospital hosts all employee arts and crafts display through Sunday at 29108 Lake Chabot Road Geetee Valley. Red Cross salty education workshop tomorrow and Sunday at U S Coast Guard Training and Supply Center Govern ment Island Alameda Far Bay Area volunteer instructors enroll 150 first come first served. Apartment Owners Association of Southern Alameda County meets 7 30 pm Monday at the Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors Hayward office. Housing Opportunity Division HUD will discuss equal opportunity in housing. South County Unified Political Action Association holds 8 pm Monday at Bret Harte Junior High School Hayward. Alameda County Nurses Association hosts 8 am to 1 20 pm March 25 at Edgewater Hyatt Oakland reservations via A0 28361 deadline Monday.
The Fremont Action Committee announced its formation to scrutinize the Fremont council race and to press for public disclosure of campaign contributions. Co chair Jack Parry and other organizers say the effort aims to inform voters about candidates, funding, and past actions, while denying endorsements.
In Union City seven hopefuls for three seats debated growth control and the New Haven school district issue, with incumbents Williams and Slone absent. Nightly second meetings set for 7:30 at Searles School, while candidates pushed for cooperation with the school district, joint meetings, and cautious development plans amid ongoing debates over fire services and municipal needs.
Mrs Jay Coleman helps fitting in Castro Valley Adult School sewing class as students prepare outfits for a fashion show at Coates Valley High cafetorium Wednesday at 7:36 p.m. The event, in tribute to student work, is sponsored by Castro Valley High Parents Club and Adult School with admission 150 for adults and 75 cents for students.
Bay Conservation and Development Commission reopened hearings on the Southern Crossing to be held April 6 as voters approach the June 6 referendum. The panel will weigh whether the measure should pass or fail and if the bridge should be built under any circumstances. The commission clarified it has never approved the crossing and viewed it as a matter for state agencies to decide before its existence.
Bay area candidates, meetings, and fundraisers fill Hayward and surrounding cities. Har plus city planning commissioner Harper headlines openings and endorsements as Julio Juarez opens Maynard council bid. Barbara Heringer chairs Grace fundraiser. Dave Friend names campaign chair Medeiros. Taylor gains early endorsement. Activists push housing policy talks, while Stultz and Sisk campaign for Newark and San Leandro posts. A family rally and an Italian dinner fundraiser mark party-level activity ahead of local and national elections.
Union leader Joseph J Medeiros will not be prosecuted on arson charges unless new evidence emerges. The incident at Laves Barbecue Restaurant 20855 Hedwood Head Castro Valley involved a fire in a trash bin. Alameda County sheriff pursued no further charges after evidence was deemed insufficient. Witness Gary Taylor claimed Medeiros stood by the bin and struck matches but the defense argued the lag time and uncertainties prevented prosecution.
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