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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1966
Page
8
Hayward Post Office, facing a surge of bulky advertising samples, remains three days behind on delivery. Postmaster A. J. Foster notes an unusually large influx over two weeks, hopes for improvement by next Wednesday as other Southern Alameda County offices share the delay.
Newark Assembly man Nicholas C. Petris, Democrat candidate for State Senate District, will speak to the Newark Lions Club at a 7 p.m. dinner. He will discuss studies by the Assembly Revenue Committee while a major change in board work practices is announced by Village Homes Association President Hal Lohmann.
Joseph Jeliicic of Hayward was elected president of the Association of California Hospital Districts for the next fiscal year at the annual convention in Santa Barbara. Other local figures are mentioned in political and civic roles, including Assemblyman W. Byron Rumford and Harold Howe of Alameda County, as well as lawyers selected for county positions.
The San Leandro Review notes an error in yesterday's story naming Ernest D. Baca as pleading guilty to a misdemeanor gun frame a auto charge. The record shows he pled innocent in San Leandro Municipal Court on Wednesday.
Two visiting fire chiefs from the International Association of Fire Chiefs are in Hayward for the California Fire Services Staff and Command College to study how fire departments should react to a nuclear holocaust. They note past California incidents like the Bel Air brush fire as prompts and discuss training packs funded by a 212000 federal grant, with guides for civilian defense units and senior fire officers.
A Newark duplex residence at 7284 Spruce St suffered a house fire causing $4500 in damage to cabinets and ceiling with smoke on the second floor. Two engines and eight men responded after a stove flame ignited and spread up the wall. owners are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Maroon. the door house remained intact.
Newark police report a doctor had a bag stolen from his car at the FMC plant while giving flu shots. The bag valued at $385 contained two stethoscopes a blood pressure cuff narcotics amphetamines barbiturates antibiotics and syringes.
AC Transit directors will seek litigation in Alameda County Superior Court to reduce the district’s liability for 1962 and 1964 election charges. They criticized Deputy District Attorney Ben Zuppan’s outreach as improper and argued the county has no right to levy fees for consolidated elections. Pretrial steps are said to be imminent as the board questions reasonableness of per‑precinct charges and contemplates further action on consolidated election costs.
Halloween drive by youth of Hirst Presbyterian Church of Hayward for UNICEF aims to raise funds in a one hour can collection in Hayward and Castro Valley. Volunteers include Donald Caughey alalf and youths Mary Marge and Patti Kamlin, collecting for food medicine and essentials for children worldwide.
San Leandro planners approved a revision of Loray Shopping Center plans on East 14th Street and Hesperian Boulevard. The change adds a 70 foot one story wing farther from homes, with a drive in cleaner and laundromat to be built, while residents complain of screen and privacy concerns.
Frank M. Stine 64 died Wednesday in Mo Boulevard and Breed Avenues Vesto. Services Monday at St Peters Lutheran Church Hayward burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery. He was former Green Shutter Restaurant manager native of Montana. Memorial gifts to St Peters Lutheran Church Alameda or Inez Dalheim. Rev Robert De Wolf will officiate at Pratt-Flier Mortuary Wayward services. Burial Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Reuben J. Dobler and several local residents detail survivorships, church affiliations, and service arrangements across San Leandro, Hayward, Danville, and nearby communities. Families include Dobler, Stone, Wiebens, Dunivan, Bond, and Van Teylingen with various relatives and locations listed.
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