East Bay MUD elects directors amid employee union and retirements
The East Bay Municipal Utility District board votes to consolidate district voting for two director seats in the upcoming election. Incumbents T Earle Hipp and J Breuner seek reappointment as terms expire, with Hertzberg and write in Pontes among candidates linked to the employees union. Other board members include Becker, 448 local member.
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East Oakland
T. Earle Hipp
Ae Costa
Navy
East Bay
Munici|eced
Laues Eine Indliated
Et Acipal Employees Union
Pres Pal Utility District
J. Breuner
Oak
Stewart Dal
Tsict
Willaim Stephenson
Manag. Tion
Treasins
Hertzberg
Wall Creek
Employes' Association
Lou Benasso
Ray Albers
Manuel Pontes
ERMUD
Fremont Art Association President Defends Newark Critics
Fremont Art Association president, Frank Spink Jr, rejects Newark sources claiming the group shuns rural artists. He defends the group’s direction and says the Newark report misrepresents member attitudes and core membership.
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Fremont Art Association
Newark
Fremont
Frank Spink Jr
Spluk
Spink
Art Association
Fremont Art Association Sees Newark Artists Join
The Fremont Art Association reports Newark artists Ed Cessena and Mary Jane Compton joined as members in February and October. other Newark figures such as Merlena Atsins and Elene Rose joined in 1964 and 1965. The report notes the group welcomes artists and patrons regardless of residency and cites controversy over who should represent the association.
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Fremont
Newark
Jackie Cook
Ed Cessena
Fremont Art Associa
Mary Jane Compton
Gardless
Gardless of Residency,” Spink Merlena Atsins Joined In Sep Summed Sptember
Shirley D. Sisk
Cummmis
Elene Rose Hesiower
Jan Whisenhunt
Fremont Art Association
Hayward Art Meeting Canceled After Joint Session Talk
HARD agrees to meet with jMeu vanes while reaffirming support for statements in the re port. Officials accepted city manager approval for a joint meeting with the Fremont Art Association to discuss capital priorities for the HARD/1966-67 year. The meeting at Kennedy Park was canceled with no new date set.
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New Ark
Hayward Area
Essary
Kennedy Park
Fremont Art Association
Raymond
Iug. Jr
Critter
Doran and
Butlers
Fremont
Heyward Unified
Julio
Elm-Bras
Newhurst Street
John K
Art
L. A
Park
Tri Cities Unit May Add Four Groups To Agency Board
The Tri Cities Economic Opportunity Agency board narrowly approved motions to seat four groups from Fremont and Union City. Union City and Fremont Mexican American Political Associations, the Latin America Club, and the Taxpayers League may be seated at the August meeting if they meet criteria including bylaws, officers, and area of service. A stalemate persisted as the board debated the criteria and procedures amid charges and secret ballots.
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Tri-Cities Economic Opportunity Agency
Fremont
Union City
Latin America Club
Taxpayers League
Kain van Doorn
Louisnomic Opportunities Agency
Teylen
Willard Navis
Jn Union City
Four Plead Guilty In Alameda Narcotics Case
Four defendants facing grand jury indictments for narcotics violations pleaded guilty in Alameda County Superior Court after a Hayward raid Feb. 2. Emmett Sanders and his wife Danna Lee Sanders, both of Fremont, admitted possession of heroin. Richard Banning of Fremont pleaded heroin possession. Jo-Ann Redmayne of Hayward admitted driving white under the influence. Prior convictions for Sanders, his wife, and Redmayne were dismissed. Redmayne’s sister received two years probation. Sentences set for August 17 and 22.
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Jaws
Yeasterday
Alameda County Superior Court
Hayward
Emmett Sanders
Mowry Drive
Fremont
Danna Lee
Miss Redmayne
Welfare Case Charges Filed In Fremont Woman Charged
Fremont woman Velma M Coccellata, 39, of Norman Court, arraigned in Oakland on charges of grand theft and perjury for welfare overpayments totaling over 900 dollars. Bail set at 9900. Prosecution says she claimed no income while husband drew unemployment insurance from January to June 1945.
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Fremont
Velma M. Coccellata
Norman Court
Oakland
Coccellato
Library Sets Out for New Home in Fremont Move
Irvington Branch Library relocates to a larger room beside the city council chambers in the Community Center until a new structure is built at Paseo Padre Parkway. A special on borrowed books runs until 9 pm with patrons allowed to take up to 10 volumes to return within three weeks at the temporary site.
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Fremont
Hollywood
Irvington
Paseo Padre Parkway
Ont Mintry Center
Obituary notices from Castro Valley area obits
Local obituaries list John Zanino aged 58 of Hayward with services at St John s Church Castro Valley and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Burial details mention the Garden Chapel of the Peak Fied Mortuary and the Rosary recitation, with other listings for Alice Zeta Danforth Walter Litzenberg and Forrest Anton Smith, plus Pataszka and Knezovich families, noting long Alameda County residence and ties to Hayward and Castro Valley.
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John Zanino
St. John's Church
Lewelling Blvd
San Lorenzo
Candace Mary
Gary Lee
John E. Zanino
Italy
Medford Ave
Hayward
Avansino Mortensen Florists
Pratt
Elteri Mortuary
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Piéal Porter
Ood
Chapel of the Chimes
M. Carter
San Lean
Tro and
Chareles F. Danforth
Placerville
North Dakota
California
Alameda County
Lake Cabot Road
Castro Valley
Rnezovich
Steve Gragi
Nasany Lane
Lucille Knezovich
Elsa Hudson
Wirell Pirake
al Pirak
Oakland
YAM
Council 1B
Croatian Fraternal Union
Tomislav
State Board of Certified Dental Technicians
Oaklnod
Sh. Clements Church
Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum
Plessy
Utilities Under Study in San Leandro Plan
San Leandro Planning Commission set to formalize a policy for underground utilities in all new residential developments. A resolution, required by city council directive, should be ready for adoption at tonight’s 7:20 session. The panel will also study widening 143rd Avenue between Wastlath and Washington Avenues.
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San Leandro
Patotska services for Herbert W Patotska set in Hayward
Herbert W Patotska 51 died Tuesday in an Oakland hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Hayward. He married Gertrude C Patotszka of 1200 W. Winton Ave Hayward and was brother to Margaret Hamilton San Pablo Elsie Hayes Florida and Marvin Patotszka Alaska. A Texas native he lived 23 years in Alameda County and was employed as a hos-.
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Pleasanton
Graham-Hitch Mortuary
Walter Litzen- Newark
Bernal, Pleas
Forrest Santon
Smith
Litzenberg
Garden Gate National Rooms
Plessanton Fair
Plessanton Fair Ceemtery
San Bruno
Agnes
Birch St
New Martha
di Mark
James Smith
Ane Bennett
Ginger Lilzens
Newark
Jerome
Marilyn
Berg
Janice
Marlene
Massachusetts
Clementine Smith
Washington
Ralph, Smith
San Diego
North Dakota
U.S. Naval Shipyard
San Francisco
Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Fremont
Patotzka
Herbert We
West Winton Avenue
Hayward
Gertrude Pataszka
Tovling
Margaret Hamlinn
San Pablo
Elsin Hayes
Pompano
Beach
Florida
Macvin Pataszka
Ketchikan
Alaska
Alameda County Enployees Associslion
Nativa
Houston
Texas
Sorensen Bros
Vic
Israel
Victor C. A. Orreba
The
Messiah Lutheran Chaven
Tha
Uly
Zunino
John
Wsé
Candace Mary
Gary Ler
John E. Zunino
Italy
Sfelack
St. Johe's
Holy Senateurs Cemetery
Iy 93
Herbert W. Patotlaka
Oakland Hospital
Gertrude C. Patotzka
W. Winton Ave
Margaret Hamilton
Elsie Hayes
Marvin Patotzka
Alameda County
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Alton J. Becker
EBMUD
South County Scene
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jMeu Vanes
Bally Review
Arglive
Juana Ave
Juana Avenue
Buay Bancroft
Tri-Cities
By Terri Todd
Thomas Klapproth
Sestak
Alhambra
Irvington Library
Joseph Henzel
Dettise Kissack
JoAnn Sutherlan
South County
John “Zanino
Alice Danforth
Walter Litzenberg
Forrest Smith
Poynter
Freo
Mary ‘Thernsa Poynler
Pelerien Way
Michael
Beams
Lawrence
Kevon
Patrickh
Anta Ari Catherines Evar
Frea
Poynter Sr
Detroit
Michigan
Nancy
Holy Stourchre Canetery
Herbert Patotska
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