Fremont Republican Assembly elects officers for year
Newly elected Fremont Republican Assembly officers include Omar Conger as president Dick Avey aid Joan Rubentaw as vice presidents Tieatrict Murray as secretary Aundl Barbara Bertetta as treasurer Firelirs are Eugene Arthur Amelia Silva Harald Manni Bill Stroh Jr Wilson Jones Millie Avthur Auddrey ONeill John Bertin Warry Brumbingh Rich Gurkha Meetings are the fourth Monday at 730 pm at the California Savings on Loan office 9039 Pasey Puilce Parkway Information about activities by calling Mrs Joan Kebehea Bl THb 320
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Fremont
Fremont Republican Assembly
Omar Conger
Dick Avey
Joan Rubentaw
Tieatrict Murray
Aundl
Barbara Bertetta
Eugene Arthur
Amelia Silva
Harald Manni
Bill Stroh Jr
Wilsty Jones
Millie Avthur
Aue
Drey O'Neill
John Bertin
Warry Brumbingh
Rich Gurkha Meelings
Aro Uld
California Savings On Loan Office
Pasey Puilce Parkway
Joan Kebehea
Alameda County library system budget approved for 1974 fiscal year
The Alameda County library system budget for the next fiscal year was approved. Tax rate set at 24.1 mills per $100 of assessed value with aims to mechanize fee collection and begin cost budgeting for services. Fremont and Dublin groups hold advisory meetings on library expansion needs in Livermore Armande Valley area.
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Alameda County
Guthlie
Iy Vite County
Mission
Darhara Gray Wood
Ibrarian
Ges
Aus
Chahelh Plegal
Fremont
Dublin
Board of Supervisors
Miss Boyd
Livermore-Aramdoy
Valley
Mosquito Control Outlined for Warn Springs Area
Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District directors meet to lay measures for a potential spring mosquito surge along marshes west of Warm Springs. Manager Fred Rabverte notes storm damage to dikes and new breeding ponds, plans include larval treatment, fish planting, and area drainage while long term fixes rely on dike repairs by various authorities.
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Warn Springs
Arar
Fremont
Almeda County
Fred Rabverte
Thafe
Warm Springs
Roberts
USS. Corps of
Ohlone College Nursing Program Opens Admissions
Applicants are accepted for fall quarter admission to Ohilde College's nursing program. Preference is given to students in a program with 50 seats, emphasizing mature values. Director Dr. Kessel litter notes 23 percent of current 40 students are aged 18 to 19 and new students include a 23-year-old demographic.
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Fromont
Aye Tow
Ohilde College
Kessel Litter
Alfied Healthe
Spay Clinic Petition Ready At Local Market
Petition drive by Fre quont Citizens for A Low-Cost SpayNeuler Clinic gathered over 450 signatures. Signatures will be collected tomorrow and Sunday in front of Mavegn's at the Mrewunl Muly shopping ceuses. Efforts seek a two ton vast, minimal animal sterilization clinic.
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Kremont
Mavegn
Mrewunl Muly
Freqont
Newark students collect food for Managan relief effort
Graham Elementary School at 3627 Cherry Ave gathered over 590 cans and packages of food for Lee Managan, Nicaragua. Student Council President Julie Vickers and Tom Costa led the drive with pickup arranged through the Mexican American Social and Cultural Organization for dissemination.
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Newark
Studens
Graham
Cherry Ave
Lee Managan
Nicaragua
Julie Vickers
David Vickers
Tom Costa
Willian Costin
Social and Cultural Organization For Disension
Newark Memorial High School plans new playground project
Newark trustees heard Mike Bryant’s Man and Society class present ideas for recreating space at the school. They propose three structures on the grounds including a chairlog bridge, a wet platform for seating, and large cement pipes for a lounging area, aiming to create a campus playground.
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Newark — Memorial High School
Newark Sehent
Mike Bryant
Iteas
Whiely
Jaycees plan fundraiser to restore Century House
Jaycees announce a major fundraising drive to complete Century House, a family home under reconstruction. Sid Williams and Herb Stogner told park and recreation members the kickoff diner dance will be March 23 at Castlewood, with tickets 310.50 each. The event aims to fund renovations estimated at 15,000 to 211,000 dollars and offers a professional photo with five Raider football players.
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Ploabanton
Jaycees
Century House
Ily
Sid Williams
Herb Stogner
Park and Recreation Commission
Castlewood Country
Lickels
Hone
Bit
Caklant Raider
Century Hose
Council passes over bid for street repair money
Newark city council approved using federal revenue sharing funds for other uses, voting unanimously to allocate about 13 million to fire department, parks, and related projects. Two members urged prioritizing older district drainage and street repairs, while $8,400 was set aside for immediate park improvements including Kebting and lighting upgrades across Lakeshore and Ash Street parks. The meeting was taped for later telecast by a local cable operation.
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Bill Stetson
Newark
Richard Turalund
Louis Cortez
Shirley Sisk
Lakeshore
Resident rebuffed on fence variance dispute at council
Newak County council rejected John Conger’s bid to extend a seven foot fence at 20018 Maids Tone Court citing visual impact and limited extra security. Some residents with higher fences were noted, while staff were directed to review enforcement and consider broader amendments as the city weighs a general plan for Singer Housing at Patterson Ranch and a junior college to residential use shift near Ohlone College.
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Newaik Cty
John Conger
Albut
Singer Housing Co
Patterson Ranch
Singer
Newark
Jarvis Avenue
Nimit
Fremont
Ohlone College
Folk dance clinic for teachers in South County
A dance clinic sponsored by the Southern Alameda County unit of the California Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation will be held Monday evening from 7 to 10 at California State University Maynard, room 140. Open to Kindergarten through 12th grade teachers. members free, nonmembers $1. Instructor Wilbn Mus Millie Von Konsky has taught folk dancing for city and private programs.
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South County
Southern
Wil Bn
Millie von Konsky
Oakland
White elephant sale and outings benefit Project Eden in Hayward
Obs. the agenda lists a white elephant sale tomorrow at Eldridge School multipurpose room 26024 Eldridge Ave Hayward to raise funds for Project Eden. Also a Parents Without Partners excursion to Calaveras Big Trees State Park with departure from Chabot Cortege parking lot Depot Boat and Hesperian Boulevard Hayward. Call Chuck Bailey at 785-1816 for details. Also Western hospitality breakfast by Oakland club at IDES all 15 City Hayward Sunday from 10 am to 2 pm. eat for $2 and save Western band from noon to 4 pm.
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Project Eden
Hawn
Tod Par
Eldridge School
Eldridge Ave
Hayward
Calaveras Big Trees State Park
Ani
Chabot
Hesperian Boulevard
Chuck Bailey
Basts and Jeans Club of
Oakland
IDES
Sune
Growth debate in Bay Area cities and regions
Councilman Don Dillon warns that restrictive growth policies from state and federal agencies threaten urban services and air quality standards. He notes ABAG projections of a 3.5 million Bay Area population by 1960 and discusses the need for a rational development process amid citizen actions and various bond initiatives.
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Fremont
Gily
Don Dillon
Chamber of Commerce
Dillon
Association of Hay Area Governments
ABAG
Tallok Bay
Dillon Sail
Los Angeles
Parsons
Bay Area
State Department of
Defiance
Mion
South County scene
Local page detail from The Daily Review of Hayward on Friday January 26 1973 spotlights community happenings in South County. The brief item notes social events and neighborhood chatter featuring residents and local venues.
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the Daily Review
Hayward
Golif
Abandoned septic tanks threaten residents after heavy rains
Warnings issued in Wayward, Castro Valley and Fremont over damaged tanks. Rain saturated soil risks cave ins as tanks collapse in Hayward and nearby areas. Reports describe a woman and a child plunging into tanks and another woman’s mower incident. Contact Alameda County Health at San Leandro 851 8000 ext 471 Fremont 783 1550 ext 315 Livermore 826 3625.
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Wayward
Castro Valley
Fremont
Alameda County Freast Care Services Agency
Gerald Winn
Agency
Enviromental Health Division
Hayward
Twelfth Street
Read-Orchard Avenue
Soto Real Orchard Avenue
Russell City
Maynard Highlands
Center Street
Ewing- Almond-Vineyard Road
Bamberg
Upper 1
Soto Road
Orchard Avenue
East
Uth
13Th
Driscoll Troad
Health Agency
San Leandro
Livermore
Utilities officials hope growth freeze will end
Dublin area officials hope a year and a half long growth freeze in the Valley Community Services District VCSD area will end by late February or early March. WOSD general manager Paul Ryan said phase two facilities are operable but require tests. The board may lift the ban on sewage connections for about 1,000 new connections, starting growth in Dublin San Ramon in 16 months. Phase three expansion will cost about 9.2 million and raise capacity from 5 to 8 million gallons per day. funds include 7.2 million in grants and loans, with the balance from connection fees after growth resumes.
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Dublin
Valley
VCSD
Paul Ryan
WOSD
Bay Regional Water Quality Central Board
Vosi
Pebuary
Dublin San Hamon
Mans
Control Board
USD
Alameda County
Pieasdaton
Iton
Aml Marmeda County Superior Court
Robert Bostick
Water Board
Feveral
Brant
WCSD
Ryan
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