Hayward AREA offers last four swimming classes
The Hayward Area Recreation District announces the final four sessions of Jeary-to swim classes. Open to beginners through advanced students, ten half hour lessons cost 2.50 dollars. Courses include diving water ballet water exercise and tutor and sensorife-saving. Information at the HARD district office 387-6431.
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Chabot College opens mail registrations for autumn quarter
Chabot College Hayward offers more than 800 evening classes this fall with sessions in Hayward and the Livermore Amador Valley. Expanded offerings include Granada High School in Livermore and Amador High School in Pleasanton. Classes run Sept 20 to Dec. Registration packets are mailed after application, with enrollment open to high school graduates or older, and California residents pay no tuition.
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Preapprentice Training Program Offered by National Twol Dig
The National Twol Dig and Precision Machining Association offers an earn while you learn pre apprenticeship program. Phase one runs ten weeks at Hayward Adult and Technical School 2836 Hesperian Blvd with 110 hours in class and machine orientation. Trainees will be screened by California Department of Human Resources Development and then proceed to one on one lab training. For information contact Mrs Biery or Mr Sustatson at the A Street office.
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Parents polled on school help in Union City area
Union City residents and local business leaders are surveyed through Saturday to learn why parents participate in school fairs or stay away. The Bay Area Bi Lingual Program funds the federally tuned effort headed by Berkeley schools. Lead organizers Mandy Galinda and Gilberte Hyder invite participants to call 711-453. The random sampling survey aims to boost involvement in school activities such as instructional aide roles adult education teaching and vocational guidance.
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Teen players open theater fest in Hayward
Teen performers kick off a youth and teen summer theater festival with Columbine as the first play. Presented Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Carriage House Theater in Meek Park Hampton and Bostott roads and Friday at 2 p.m. at Weekes Theater Weekes Park 97182 Patrick Ave. Directed by Darryl Ferreira. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Cello Themed Tryouts By Community Players Soon
The Ab sence of a Cello by Tra Wall ach will be showcased by Ares Recreation District Community Players with auditions on Wednesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Garbage House Theater in Meek Park Hampton and Bostia roads Hayward. The comedy follows a brilliant scientist who lands a high powered job with a large corporation. Scripts are available at the HARD office 101% "B" 1. Production dates are Aug 27 and Sept 3 4. For more information call HARD 581-8541.
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Fleet Reserve Branch to Install Officers at Bancroft Ave
San Leandro branch of the Fleet Reserve will install new officers Wednesday at 1105 Bancroft Ave. George Nilsson is named president with Stanley Collyer as first vice president and Arthur Barker as secretary. Other officers include a master at arms, secretary, financial secretary treasurer, and chapel coordinator.
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Improvement club to hold, meet in San Leandro
The Hillcrest Knolls Improvement Club, a reactivated homeowners group, will hold an organizational meeting to plan activities and seek Alameda County Board of Supervisors support for improved street lighting and roads. The area lies within San Leandro near Memorial Hospital and Bay-O-Vista. Officers include Joseph Harde Wick as president, Mary Koala as vice president, Batrnard Rabuisan as secretary, and Mrs. Dore Clark as treasurer.
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Summer camp options for Hayward boys this season
The Royal Club of Hayward announces four resident summer camps for boys ages 7 to 14. Sessions are five days, four weeks, with fees ranging from $1 for week-long sessions to $45 for seven-day camps. Camp options include Camp Boysville, Camp Prinvive, Camp Shasta, and others running from mid to late July through late August. Waters, dates, and prices provided, plus contact details for further information.
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Second Viet bid looms at Hayward city council
Hayward voters face a second trial on a Vietnam withdrawal measure drafted for tonight’s city council meeting. The resolution urges withdrawal of U.S. troops while preserving South Vietnam’s 1.5 state forces and sets a fixed date. Council will also review a $650,000 interim appropriation and begin budget discussions for the 1971-72 spending plan.
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District realignment plan aims to equalize county districts
The Bort Plan by Fourth District Supervisor Joseph Bork of Berkeley proposes redrawing Mameda County supervisorial boundaries to achieve near 214,437 population per district. It shifts areas like Dublin Pleasanton and Livermore into Murphy’s district, expands Hannon’s south county reach, and redefines Cooper’s Alameda East Oakland segment while adjusting North Oakland and Berkeley portions. Counterproposals are expected from Jhazelo, who objects to losing North Oakland hill areas.
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Hayward ham radio club tests disaster readiness during Field Day 2027
Hayward Amateur Radio Club members and about eight others joined Field Day to demonstrate emergency operation from remote sites with portable power. Tales from past Field Day misadventures include tents toppled by animals and pranksters, while operators recalled long hours of contact building and distant stations.
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Project Eden calls for volunteers in Hayward overdose crisis
Project Eden in Hayward seeks volunteers as overdose rescue calls surge. Coordinator Kolecki notes rising emergency activity with 141 calls in May and 100 more in the month, plus 56 January, 62 February, 83 March, and 118 April. Reds overdoses are most common, with 60 to 20 percent of calls. Volunteers provide rescue aid and referrals. contact 838-3818 or visit the crisis center.
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