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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
20
A 24 year old woman staggered through Woukes Park and was stopped by police who found PCP cigarettes and drugs in her purse. Chelstine M. Moutlnbo of 579 Shepard Ave was arrested on possession of dangerous drugs possession of dangerous drugs for sale and being under the influence of drugs.
Directors reversed their prior stance on sending Capt. Ralph Vaughans to a Fresno fire service instructor course. The board, including Louis Jordan and Charles Snipen, debated attendance, with multiple directors opposing and three voting to uphold a limit. Ortiz backed the captain’s attendance regardless of past sessions.
The Alamera Condra Costa County Medical Association blood bank will visit Vannoy Elementary School on Saturday May 1 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the multipurpose room, sponsored by the Vanny School PTA. Donors receive a pint and the PTA notes family members will receive blood as needed for a year. Call Marge Mresak at 633-7297 for details.
Students will meet representatives from fields including highway maintenance law enforcement civil service newspapers medicine and civil service systems. Attendees will include 2 highway technicians physicians and a newspaper representative along with forces, building trades, clerical, cosmetology, truck driving, and art engineering.
Hayward Area Recreation District outlines the May 12 Day in Garin Regional Park. Horse riders must prove ownership of their horses and meet at Memorial Park at 9 am for the HARD shuttle to Garin Park. Those driving should reach the park via Calhoun Street from Mission Boulevard and wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes. HARD will offer refreshments and staff will direct participants at the park.
Wes Sskaraty has been made acting parks chief at the Hayward Area Recreation District. Savinaly, 36, serves as landscape architect overseeing plans and construction. The district plans a civil service exam next week to fill the permanent opening, with potential promotion affecting Sakamoto's current role if he wins the spot.
Two police positions open in San Leandro for a records clerk and a communications position. Both are 40 hour per week roles with monthly rotation allowances. Records salary ranges from 638 to 775 dollars while communications ranges from 703 to 2054 dollars. Applications available at the city hall personnel office, 838 E 14th.
A symposium on the past present and future of local mental health programs will take place tomorrow from 2 10 to 3 00 p m at the Cafe Motel Jackson Street and Mission Boulevard Hayward. Speakers include Jack Inbar of the California Department of Mental Hygiene and Mrs W J Tower mental hygiene consultant for Aloha Convalescent Hospital. A 5 registration fee is payable to Kay Wheeler 27030 Tampa Ave Hayward California.
The notice invites public participation in a Cinco de Mayo celebration from 2 am to 1 pm at Chabst College Hayward with Mexican foods arts and crafts and free movies at 1 pm at San Lorenzo Library. Also an open house tomorrow at Alameda County Health Care Services Agency new Fremont offices for inspection, and a blood donation drive at Weekes Park Community Center from 2 pm to 6 30 pm hosted by the Alameda Contra Costa Medical Association.
A local group led by LARC the Ladies Aid Retarded Ghilven announces plans to build a recreation center for the Walport Center for the Retarded at 1001 Walport St. They have raised about 60,000 toward a 100,000 project and signed a contract with builder Robert Percy and architect Richard Bohn for a May 21 start. The facility aims to serve about 109 residents with a multipurpose space, while soliciting donations of labor and materials to complete the project. For contributions call Mrs. Maguire or Hose Trent.
A Sah Leandra businessman seeks general commercial rezoning for three residential parcels on Foothill Boulevard near 166 Avenue to split a crafts shop with office space. Supervisor Hannon cites a troubled area while the board narrowly denies a more restrictive proposal and considers other zoning items from Hayward area.
Local event listing for Friday May 4 1973 in South County highlights Maynard and Gallf participants at The Delly Review. Public notice notes community entertainment at a neighborhood venue with schedule details.
Hayward faces a court test as Wiler Outdoor Advertising and Foster & Keiser join the bid to block the 1908 sign ban requiring removal of 300 billboards. Detton enforces the rule while Foster and Keiser oppose. others pause for legal guidance amid pending San Diego actions.
Alameda County supervisors ordered a $40 000 street improvement for Apricot Way Castro Valley after property owners donated right of way and deposited funds. Don Field won a variance to start building once details are cleared, while Congregation Shir Ami curb and sidewalk work on Malabar Avenue faced funding hurdles and possible reconsideration in May.
Patricia Hart of 1240 Burbank St writes to the San Leandro City Council claiming a meter mold vehicle sold at auction for 400 dollars broke down twice. She says it failed on the first day she used it to take her two grandchildren to school and to shopping, and asks the city to lower the price to 100 dollars or arrange repairs.
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