Vista Improvement Association elects new officers
Bay-O0-Vista president named MiAMG-Fred erick Grimes. The association elected Marla Scribner as secretary, Charles J. Way as vice president, and Axl Joseph Claas as treasurer. Scribner to attend a two day housing workshop planned for Feb. 2 chaired by housing consultant Dol Green. The group also plans to write a letter to the city council urging adoption of an earthquake code for public buildings.
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Marla Scribner
Charles J. Way
Axl Joseph Claas
Lcribner
Dol Green
Counvi
Black Maslin to be sentenced in Oakland trial
Maslin convicted of attacking women in a parking lot at the Department of Water Resources Development. Sentencing set for February 2 by Dallas Adgar. Glyde Flowers, 21, found guilty on multiple charges including assault and grand theft after a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qakland
Ahi
Maslin
Fel
Sian Iwano
Dulye Dallas Adgar
Glyde Flowers
Department of Taman Resourers Development
Utility district earns environmental award for new regulations
The Associated Home Makers of the Greater East Hay praised the East City Municipal Utility District for its environmental award. The district’s new regulations curb street centralization and curb pollution by imposing stricter sewage controls. William Ledmerd, association executive vice president, noted residential waste is easier to treat than industrial effluent. He cited a cleaner San Francisco Bay as a result of the program, which took effect December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silders
Greater
East Hay
East Tity
Dist
Hlamehuiklers
Avivea
San Fracisco Bay
Willian T. Ledmerd
San Leandro Sees 64 Enrolled in City Classes
San Leandro officials report 64 residents enrolled in evening college courses offered at Pacifica and St Leamlea high schools to make college work more accessible. The spring quarter begins April 2 with plans to possibly add courses next year pending a spokesman’s decision.
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San Leandro
Chithal College
Leamlea
San Leanideans
Dpring
Mndly
San Leandro Yacht Club names new leader Robert Dodds
San Leandro based Splitraker Yacht Club selects Danville resident Robert Dodds as commodore succeeding retiring two term leader Known as Commodore Delano. Lloyd Eschmann is vice commodore with David Jennings as rear commodore and other officers including Murry Samsel secretary Terry Stevens treasurer Alexe Wand port captain Irak Johnson fleet captain and Robert Nickeleon delegate to the Pacific Inter-Club Yachting Association Directors include Don Marvis Duane Krolap Walt Petersen Charles Prine Jalitsan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jennings
Rem Eoromdoer
Murry Samsel
Terry Stevens
Alph Exe Wands
Irak Johnson
Robert Nickeleon
Pacific Inter-Club Yachting Association
Don C. Marvis
Duane Krolap
Walt Petersen
Charlés Prine
Jalitsan
Folk dance clinic for teachers and students at state university
A folk dance clinic sponsored by the Southern Mameda County unit of a California health education group will be held at the California State University campus. The class runs 7 to 9 pm in gym room 140 with instruction by Mrs. Millie Von Konsky. Fee is 1 dollar for non members, open to kindergarten through 12th grade teachers.
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South County
Southern
Millie von. Konsky
Wx City
Library budget plan outlines for next year
The library advisory commission approved a 21.1 mill tax rate per $100 assessed value for the coming year. Barbara Gray Boyd, the city librarian, said plans target mechanizing accounting to improve service costs. In 1974 75, Elizabeth Plogad of Fremont faced a fourth term. Dublin volunteers prepare for a Feb 28 Library Expansion Advisors meeting to guide expansion needs in the Livermore Valley region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmiy Library Advisory Commission
Barbara Gray Boyd
Minty
Ein Hasstint
Istizabeth Plogad
Fremont
Keely
Dublin
Miss Boyd
White elephant sale funds Project Eden at Hidridae School
A Friday evening White elephant sale to benefit Project Eden will be held in the andtipurpose room at Hidridae School 26823 Burklge Ave Layward. Parents Without Partiers host a Sunday excursion to Calaveras Big Trees State Park with departure at 8 am from Chabot College lot Depot Rd and Hesperian Blvd Hayward. Chuck Bailey at 785-1816 for details. Boots and Jeans Club Oakland hosts an annual Western hospitality breakfast at the IDES Wall 1105 C St Hayward Sunday 10 am to 2 pm All you can eat for 2 with a live Western band noon to 4 pm.
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Project Eden
Hidridae School
Burklge Ave
Layward
Calaveras Big Trees State Park
Aim
Chabot College
Depot Road
Hesperian Boulevand
Hayward
Chuck Bailey
Boots and Jeans Club
Oakland
Anniual Western
Ides Wall
C St
Lot owner seeks concrete facility on Davis Street parcel
Charles Campanella of 1000 Life St applies to develop a 20 000 square foot site behind Caterpillar and east of the Southern Pacific rail line into a ready mix concrete plant. Access from Lucille would limit routes via Dabner and Pred streets. An environmental impact statement is being prepared for planning commissioners.
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San Leandro
Caterpillar ‘Tractor Co
Southern Pacific Railroad
Charles Campanella
1000 Life St
Lucille
Ity
Davistreet
Dabner
Pred
Ciaffielala Drepart
Tanquinella
Campanella
Phuning Commission
Lay
Ais
Long-time Bohannon head to retire from San Lorenzo Village
Walter Baumann 72, longtime Bohannon Corp executive and vice president, will retire after nearly 40 years guiding the San Lorenzo Village development. Herbert Darker will succeed him as general manager of the San Lorenzo office. At a testimonial banquet, Baumann was honored by civic and business leaders, with gifts and tributes as he plans to enjoy his San Lorenzo home and family.
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SAN L.bandiwo
Walter Baumans
David D. Bahagnon
Baumann
Herbert Darker
San Lavenzo
Grant Avenue
Hesperian Houlevard
Darke
Southland
David D. Johannon
Barbara Carleton
Frances Nelson
Mervin Morris
Mervyn's Department Stores
Charles Vinda
San Lorezzo Village
M.L. Sanford
San Lorenzo
Richmond
Belingwood
Hrail
Cinesis
Baunann
Bill Ragain
San Malen
Boosters Club Chairman Elected in San Leandro
Louis Marini, manager of the First State Bank of Northern California, is elected chair of the San Leandro Boosters. At Sundays meetings Charlie Tyeway remains acting secretary. Officers to be named later. The roster lists local business and civic leaders including Pelix Armienti and Hazel Ronaldo. Plans include attending the Oakland A's first Sunday game and a yearlong booster jacket campaign.
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Cliy
Campanella
San Leandra
Louis Marini
First State Bank of Northen
Pelix
Connie Armienti
San Leandro Glass Co
Stan Carpenter
The
Singer Corp
Hazel Ronaldo
Lee Barlowe
Midway Bowling
Robert and
LaVerne Petch
10Is Haun
Edn Walker
Mmager Wait
Ielen Mallos
Tye Wail
Oakland A's
Oakland
Britannica lease approved for district audio visual program
Trustees in Castro Valley approved a lease with Encyclopaedia Britannica to provide audio visual materials for elementary students. The plan includes films tapes and recorders, with materials replaceable if damaged. Temporary cafeteria managers were authorized to handle duties, and a $3.25 daily stipend was set. The program will run immediately at an estimated $5,000 yearly, with updated materials worth about $35,000 in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Cistro Valley
Encyclopedia Britannica
Paul Rhodes
Ithodes
Geratt, Warenhorst and
Carey
Ne Tad
Vedlertein
Phillip Wagner
Harald DePue
Septic tanks at risk after heavy rain in Alameda County
Health officials warn of abandoned septic tanks collapsing after days of rain in Hayward Castro Valley and Fremont. Incidents include a woman sinking into a tank on East Twelfth Street and a child falling through a tank lid in Soto Road Orchard Avenue area. Areas with suspected tanks listed. residents urged to report suspected tanks by calling local health offices in San Leandro Fremont or Livermore.
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Hayward
Castro Valley
Fremont
Alameda County Health Care Services Agency
Gerald Winn
East Twelfth
Soto Road
Orchard Avenue
Russell City
Mizelands
Center Street
Ewin Almond Vineyard Roat
Upper 1
Solo Boat-Orchard Avenue
East
Driscoll Road
Sat Leandro
Livermore
South County scene
Local South County notes from The Daily Review Southern California scene dated Friday January 26 1973. Community briefs cover local events, people and small happenings in the Hayward area.
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the Daily Review
Hayward
Calif
Alameda County bids for three underground drains in Bay Area
Alameda County Fleet Control District invites bids to build three underground drainage facilities in San Leandro and Ashland as part of Zone 4. Estimated at 81000 dollars, plans include 5000 feet of reinforced concrete or asbestos cement pipe 18 to 36 inches in diameter, 11 inlets and 21 manholes to replace roadside drainage and fix pending axle damage issues. Work ties to existing Washington Avenue Delona Street and Sesperian Boulevard facilities.
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Alameda County
San Leandro
Ashland
Washington Avenue
Delona Street
Sesperian Boulevard
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Miamg
Frederick Grimes
Elitelel
Ti Ovista Improvement Association
Donat
Sue Faye
Black Maslin
Dpacilie
Yacht Club
San Ligandro
Robert Dodds
Danville
Commodore
Commodore J
Delano
Greys
Lloyd Eschmann
Flapjackers
San Lorenzo Lions Club
San Leandro Boys Club
Matina Bivd
Dave Wilson
Ronald Reyes
Pugh Gollett
Blue Dolphin
Sam Leandro
Burns
Charlotte
Louisa
Frederick and
Welter, Jr
Yoo Helen Coughlen
Gerald Connitt
J. Lester Fotey
Hartmouth College
Bohannon
Napa
Walter Baumann
Boosters Club
Ner
F and
M Meal
Ed Gubrielson
Holly Meal Packers
Hoesart Silberman
June Ricci
Lucille Pimentel
A. V W. DeDomenico
Golden Grain
Harris
Rhores
Robert Vettertein
Rhodes
Harold Melford
Roy A. Johnson
Denevi
Camara
San Larerno
Igh
Gary
South County Scene
Fire Promotions
James R. Dennis
Cherryland Wire Protection District
James McKinney
Eft
Angelo Gianni
Parrott Street
Army
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