Bilingual Program Meeting Set in Hayward Tonight
Parents invited to information meeting at Rancho Verde School 417 Blanche St Hayward at 7 pm about the expanded bilingual program. The experimental program will grow from 180 to 459 students next fall adding unit at Decoto School and enlarging El Rancho Verde and Manuel White schools for kindergarten through sixth grade.
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New Maven Unified School
Rancho Verde School
Blanche St
Hayward
Robert Lewis
Ifacienda
Niles
William Stivers
Reynolds
Saint He
Alameda County Fair exhibitor entry deadlines announced
Pleasanton announces deadline dates for fair entries across departments. Senior and 4-H livestock close June 3, fire arts June 9, floriculture June 10, feature exhibit and other 4-H June 14, poultry June 17, home economics June 20, photography June 24, pigeon and rabbit June 26. Full details in the 1971 Premium Book from the Alameda County Administration Building.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
Dane WM
Farmers of America
Jane
State controller to speak at Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro meeting
State Controller Houston J. Plowre Noy will address a Republican Business and Professional Club gathering in Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro. He will discuss fiscal affairs and comment on the California welfare system. A cocktail hour and dinner are planned at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant San Panche with reservations by Friday. Tickets are $0.30 per person.
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San Leandro
Houston J. Plowre Noy
Republican Business and Professional
Hayward
Castro Valley
California
Blue Dolphin Restaurant
San Panche
Newark Father Seeks Fox Terrier Type Dog
Anxious Newark father Kenneth Ratfilde seeks the fox terrier type dog that bit his son Bret on the hand while playing in Hayward Monday. The brown dog with white spots, about 12 inches tall, pointed ears and a long nose may have a flea collar. Anyone with information call 793-6204.
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Hayward
Newark
Kenneth Ratfilde
Rosewood Drive
Bret
Ballilde
Handicapped Day Program Set in Hayward Hills
The Hayward Area Recreation District announces a day program for mentally and physically handicapped individuals up to age 50. Six one week sessions run June 21 to July 40 Monday through Friday from 10 am to 1 pm with a Thursday special program.
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Hayward Area
Hayward Memorial Park
Mission Blvd
County Board Approves Alameda Creek Land Swap
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved unanimously a swap exchanging 34 acres of surplus county land for 34 acres needed to rechannel Alameda Creek as part of the federal project. The exchanges included parcels with Joseph W Smith in the Ni os District and with Morin Balsa for similar land held for creek redirection.
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Alameda Creek
Alameda
County Creek
Joseph W Smith
Nios
Morin Balsa
Social Security to raise benefits by 2 percent for 26 million
The new 2 percent monthly increase is authorized by recently enacted legislation. May checks will show the higher benefit amounts, with June checks covering January to April retroactive increases. Beneficiaries do not need to contact Social Security. payments will be mailed automatically.
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Tamorrow
Hubert M. Ball
Social Security
Ball
Avith
Social Securiy
Community Meeting Schedule Casts Local Board Business
Castro Valley Toastmasters meets today at Smor ge Restaurant Coup building Castro Valley 7 pm. San Leandro seeks Bay Plan SNMÉMELT city agenda tomorrow 2 pm Room F194 State Building 484 Golden Gate Ave San Francisco. Hayward Human Relations Commission 7 30 pm morrow council chamber city hall housing and employment reports. Hayward Dental Assistants Society 7 30 pm tomorrow Building 2300 Chabot College 2555 Hesperian Blvd. Certificates to graduating students. Hayward South County Safety Council 7 30 pm Saturday Emperor Restaurant 22365 Mission Blvd annual dinner installs officers reservations 382 2467 dinner 3 74 or 1 00.
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Castro Valley Toastmasters Club
Smorgeile
Coup
Castro Valley
San Francisco Bay
Chabot Cotlege
Hesperian Blvd
Hayward
Fremont council studies seven cent tax hike for 1971-72 budget
City Manager Don Driggs unveiled a $10,208,258 preliminary budget based on a seven cent tax increase to cover growing service needs and capital improvements. The plan preserves existing services, trims some capital projects, and faces public hearings June 8 and 15 before final approval later this month.
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Fremont
Don Driggs
Driggs
Lighted undergrounding eyed for Castro Valley Boulevard
A group including Ameron Pole Products official R Ls Niccum PG E lighting engineer Gene Ward Alameda County traffic engineer George Beckam Jr and Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce head Robert Whathngon discuss a plan to place utility lines underground along Castro Valley Boulevard from Strobridge Avenue to Center Street If 50 percent of area businesses sign a petition the project would start next year creating a service assessment district
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Castro Valley Boulevard
Strobridge Avenue
Center Street
R. Ls. Niccum
Ameron Pole Products
Gene Ward
Pg&e
George W. Beckam Jr
Alameda County
Robert Whathangon
Castro Valley
Denied fourth unit plan in Niles tri plex dispute
Development bid by Donald Beck to build a fourth unit on his Niles tri plex was denied by the Fremont city council after residents protested. Council reaffirmed a year-old limit on development at Orangewood Drive, overturning planning commission approval. Beck may pursue court action. Jaycees told to curb motorbike issue and consider off street recreation vehicle ordinance.
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Mramont
Fremont
Donald Beck
Niles
Tounelmsen
Apo
Orangewood Drive
Enunchimen
Planning Commission
Eck
James Dyer
Orangewood
Kiyo Wartart
Mani Jaycees
Cornerhmen
Jaycees
Fremont board weighs vice principal budget study
The board ordered a study on savings from assigning vice principals to four small Fremont elementary schools Marshall Rix Morris and Vallejo Mill none over 450 students. Trustees pressed for cost figures while opponents urged full time administrators at each school and questioned new complexes.
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Tremont
Fremont
Marshall
Rix
Morris
Vallejo
Harry A. Sheppard
Cabrilte-Norris
Marshall-Millarde Rix
Niles-Hacients-Vallejo
Niles and
Hacienda
Gloria
Carr
Azevada
Brose Bradley
Fremont School Administrators Association
Cabrillo and
Norris
Tnother
Fremont to hear reduced park and recreation budget proposal
Fremont recreation commissioners will view a $1,208,798 proposed 1971 72 park and recreation budget a cut from this year’s $1,365,550. City Manager Don Driggs will explain the reductions to capital improvements park acquisition and development recreation services and support services. He also proposes an increase in park maintenance and outlines a reorganization of the department into a community services unit led by Public Works Director Larry Milnes.
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Driggs
Finance Department
Chamber of Commerce
Centerville
Recreation Department
Public Works Department
Parks Division
Stuart McCormick
Alall
Fremont O- A
Fremont Recreation Commissioners
Don Driggs
City Courte Cilmen
Wisn
Community Services Department
Public Works
Larry Milnes
Parks Sups
Ted Harpainter
Commis
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General Administration
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Chepmaa
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Geoffrey Steel
Willi
South County
Dolly Review
Heyward
Cal
Ee Merle Garrettt
Horner Dining
Hirsch
Gait
Tlirseh
Garrett
James Howden
Leitch School
Warm Springs School
Sioners
Alameda Green Hood Control
Alameda County Flood Control
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