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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1970

Page

7

Royal Family Parents Association to meet in San Lorenzo

SAN LORENZO. The Royal Family Parents Association will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the San Lorenzo Public Library to hear a report from a five man nominating committee that will present recommendations for new officers to serve on the 1971 executive board. The association sponsors the Royal Family Marching Units of San Leandro, a non profit youth organization.

Royal Family Parents Association Royal Family Marching Units San Leandro

House moving bid to be studied by Hayward board

The Hayward Board of Adjustments will review a two story house moving project at 21535 Montgomery St. George Hinton seeks a use permit to place the building and a 10 foot setback variance to locate apartments near the property line. The board will also weigh a setback variance for a dwelling at 25119 Pleasant Way and review landscaping plans by Nelson T. Lewis Construction Co.

Hayward Hayward Board of Adjustments City Hall George Hinton Hinton Montgomery St Pleasant Way Nelson T. Lewis Construction Co Industrial Blvd

Ecology lecture to close series at San Lorenzo High

The last talk in the ecology series will begin at 7 30 pm at San Lorenzo High School. Ed Royce, chair of the Northern California Conservation Committee and a physicist at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, discusses protecting open space as communities grow. Admission is free. Sponsored by the San Lorenzo Adult School.

San Lorenzo San Lorenzo High School Ed Royce Northern California Conservation Committee Lawrence Ran Livermore Royce San Lorenza Adit School

La Raza Topic at Mt Eden Forum on Human Relations

The third open forum on human relations sponsored by Trayward Unified School District at Mt Eden High School will explore la Raza and the Anglo Society. Joe Coto, project director at Urban Studies Center in Oakland, will speak at 7 30 pm. Admission is free.

SAN Lorenzo ‘ “la Raza Anglo Society Open Forum On Human Relations The Trayward Unified School Istrict Mt Eden High School Joe Coto Urban Studies Center Oakland Unified School District

Northgate Residents Association Plans Fremont Meeting

Fremont group Northgate Residents Associations will convene at 7 40 p m tomorrow in the Alviso School auditorium 34150 Fremont Blvd Officers to be nominated and the association charter and by laws to be ratified Speakers will discuss the fluoridation proposition and the Olone College bond issue on the November 3 ballot

Fremont Northgate Residents Associations of Alviso School Auditoram Fremont Blvd Ohloné College

Newark School Vandalism Report Informs Security Focus

A Newark School vandalism report will be presented to the board tonight to identify locations and times of incidents for concentrated security. The board may ratify a 257800 contract for grading and site fill at Memorial High School on Cedar Boulevard to clear the way for construction. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m in district offices at 5715 Musick Ave.

Newark Memorial High School Cedar Boulevard Mowry Avenue Musick Ave

Teachers to address trustees at New Haven meeting

The New Haven Unified School District trustees will hear an oral presentation from the district negotiating council tonight. Administration officials call it highly interesting and will discuss a $234,393 deficit in bond fund expenditures for the new junior high school. A report shows total expenditure of $591,600 with $356,773 remaining from 1969 bonds. Supt. Dr. Duane Bay offers alternatives including selling excess Hartnell Avenue property and issuing short term five percent bonds. The meeting starts at 8 pm at the district curriculum office, 33480 Western Ave., Union City.

New Haven New Haven Unified Duane Bay Hartnell Avenue Curricuum Western Ave Union City

Drama on Race Relations in Armer ina Presented in San Leandro

A San Francisco cast performs The Man Nobody Saw on Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Community Library Center San Leandro 300 Estudilio Ave under the National Family Service Agency with local Living Drama group sponsorship. The free program ends with refreshments and a discussion led by John Price of Oakland.

San. Leandro San Francisco Community Library Estudilio Ave San Leandro National Family Service Agency Living Drama Nations Corporation Livng John Price Oakland

Water Problems unit elects Alameda County official secretary

Herbert Crowle is returned as secretary of the Bay Counties Water Problems Committee. New officers elected Friday include Supervisor Henry J. Mello as chairman, Weber Rothwell as vice chairman, and William R. Seeger as treasurer. The nine Bay Area counties plus Sacramento, Yolo, San Joaquin, San Benito and Santa Cruz are members. The group promotes mutual understanding of Bay Area water problems, aided projects like the South Bay Aqueduct, and studies water quality and federal state proposals.

Crowle Henry J. Mello Santa Cruz County Weber Rothwell Sacramento William R. Seeger Marin Municipal Utility District Bay Area South Bay Bay Yolo San Joaquin San Benito Santa Cruz

Pumpkin sellers in Newark peddle pumpkins near Mowry and Argonaut

With Halloween four days away a trio of Newark youths works a pumpkin stand at the Mowry Avenue Argonaut Drive intersection. Joe Trippi 13 of Aster Court center quotes prices while Garry Richmond 12 of Mistflower Road and Dan Rogers 13 of Mistflower Street observe the sale.

Newark Mowry Avenue Argonaut Drive Joe Trippi Aster Court Garry Richmond Mistflower Sr Dan Rogers Mistflower SL

Tough sewage law to await bay study

Fremont officials discuss delaying enforcement of strict Bay Area sewage effluent standards until engineers complete studies on San Francisco Bay. The Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board approved a policy mandating five parts dissolved oxygen per million, with none of the dischargers meeting the target in the Ray. The board plans to await study results next year.

Fremont San Francisco Bay Nat Manuels Union Sanitary District Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board State Water Resources Control Board Daniels Sam G_ Scott Water Quality Board East Bay South Bay Thetal Fremont Boulevard Beretta Fadenna

Open space hearing set for evening hours in Hayward

The Alameda County General Plan open space review resumed before the county planning commission with a public hearing scheduled for November 30 at 7 40 p.m. The panel debated the plan’s scope while noting the need for implementation steps to address equitable legislation and open space management. New staffer Ken Decker presented on Castro Valley facilities and the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District’s role.

Hayward Alameda County County Planning Commission Commission Marlin Kavuffmann Bill Fraley Ken Decker Hayward Area

Fremont Chamber names Lafleur for president in 1970

Fremont Larry Lafleur manager of California Conserving Co in Fremont will be nominated Friday for president of the Fremont Chamber of Commerce for 1970 The nominating committee will seek Lafleur the first vice president to succeed outgoing Leon Mezzetti on Jan 1 Nominations may be made from the floor but the committee recommendation is expected to win unanimous endorsement Other nominees include Marvin Haun Frank Haggerty and Alan Ghias si for key posts and Vernon Ellsworth Donald Drolmat Bernard King Gordon Lindsey and John Frocks for upcoming board terms A report will outline plans for the Industrial Seminar and luncheon Nov 49 plus a proposed study to extend Durham Road to connect with I 680 to aid industrial traffic

Jim Wilson Fremont Larry Lafeur California Conserving Co Fremont Chamber of Commerce Chamber Lafleur Leon Mezzetti Marvin Haun Hub Frank Haggerty Irvington United California Bank Alan Ghisassi Vernon Ellsworth Donald Drolmat Bernard King Gor Don Lindsey John Frocks Chamber Industrial Committee Durham Road Fremont Boulevard Osgood Road

Fremont schools Budget timetable established

Fremont Unified School District sets a timetable for programmed budgeting with a pilot in 1972 73 and full district implementation by 1978 74 Superintendent Bell says this shifts budgeting to measure costs and benefits of each program while surveys of parents students teachers and admins guide priorities Executive director Fugate stresses teacher education to avoid unfounded fears

Fremont Fremont Unified William J. Bell California Bell T. H. Fugate Fremont Unified District Teachers Association

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