Courses that go to the students By BOG NORBERG
Chabot College brings classes to the community in Hayward offering 61 special interest courses this year with 2 059 students. Courses range from police arrest procedures and firearms to hospital humanities and foster parent training. The program grew rapidly as groups request tailored programs at sites like high schools hospitals unions and fire departments.
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Hayward
Axior
Chabot College
Shanan Christiansen
San Eandro Memorial Hospital
Christiansen
Plumbers Union
Union Hall
Chabot
Alameda
Dublin
Fairmont Hospital
Chastiansen
Ile
Chabat
Christianse
Chabat College
Glassbrook Elementary carnival gears up for Western theme
Agnes Gomes and Darlene Eckland organize Glassbrook Elementary School carnival with a Wild Wild West motif. The event starts Friday at 5 pm at 975 Schafer Road Hayward, featuring a chuckwagon meal, corral games, a general store and door prizes. Call 681-282 for details.
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Glassbrook
Agnes Gomes
Darlene Eckland
Schafer Road
Hayward
Public Meeting On Hayward Street Extension Plan
City officials and Wilbur Smith and Associates host a public meeting at Winton Junior High School to discuss extending D Street from its dead end at the BART tracks to Winton Avenue at Soto Road. The project would relocate 16 residences and 40 apartments with relocation assistance. fall 1976 start is planned, environmental impact report due administrative draft by end of July and public hearings in September.
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Hayward
D Street
Winton
Reo
West
Winton Ave
Lnk
Winton Avenue
Soto Road
Aod
John Lindberg
Wilbur Smith
City Housing
Wiicer
Monte Cavender
Ube
Barie
Lindberg
Hearst SLA case draws mixed Hayward opinions
Residents at a Hayward street interview rally voiced varied views on Patty Hearst and the SLA. Some deny brainwashing, others call the group wrong, with comments touching on loyalty, romance, and the possibility Hearst faces legal trouble or escape.
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Patty Hearst
Carnival Time in Castro Valley Community Fair Opens
Castro Valley hosts a community fair to raise funds for the Chamber of Commerce. The event runs Wednesday to Sunday on a vacant Strobridge Avenue lot between Lake Cahbol Road and the Castro Valley Women's Club. Hours begin 3:40 p.m. or 3:80 p.m. and end 9 p.m. on weekdays, with 9 p.m. closing Sunday. A Saturday rooster race features about 20 roosters competing for owner prizes.
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C.Y. Castro Valley
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Strobridge Avenue
Lake Cahbol Road
Castro Valley Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross Opens Three South County Service Centers
Red Cross opens houses Thursday at three South County service centers in Hayward Fremont and Livermore from 2 to 4 30 p.m. to mark the signing of the first Congressional Charter. Volunteers regional chairmen and administrators will conduct tours and answer questions on health safety welfare and education services and programs.
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South County
Oakland-South
Alameda County
Ted Cross
American National Red Cross
Mission Blvd
Hayward
Martha Ave
Fremont
North Lt
Livermore
Red Cross
Liquor ruling suspended in San Leandro case
Abel Gonsalves of Castro Valley found guilty of selling liquor without a license at a party hosted by the Mainland Hawaiian Civic Club for the San Leandro Boys Club in April. He pleaded no contest to the charge, with judgment suspended. The raid by the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Agency followed a citizen complaint. Abe stopped liquor sales and called police as the club rented the hall to the civic group.
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San Leandro
Abel Gonsalves
Castro Valley
Gonsalves
Abe
Artalgard
Hayward
Wallis Edgar
Tyne
Boys Club
Vivie Club
Hayward Bike Road Co Winners Named in Contest
Five South County groups sponsor the 1474 Bike Road co event where 13 Hayward schools competed in skill and safety tests. Third grade winner Shane Cragin of Treeview School, fourth grade winner Elvin Ramirez of Monen?, fifth grade Monica Dubey of Schafer Park, sixth grade and overall winner Paul Sakata of Treeview School. Hayward Police Department and Hayward School District led the effort with support from Hayward Safety Cornell, Hayward Jaycees and Independent Insurance Brie fers Association.
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Hayward
South County
Shane Cragin
Treeview School
Elvin Ramirez
Mau
Monica Dubey
Schafer Park Serial
Paul Sakata
Hayward Police Department
Hayward School Distr
Cornell
Hayward Jaycees
Independent Insurance Briefers
Monterey Jazz Contest Finals Highlight High School Bands
San Leandro High School jazz lab band joins 10 lab bands and Grand High School Livermore combo as finalists in the fourth annual California competition at Monterey College. Day-long events run from 9 a.m. with evening showcases at 4 p.m. Finalists perform and winners awarded a trip to the Monterey Jazz Festival with prize money. Judges include professionals Frank Gagliardi Mindell Lowe Larry Sutherland Mike Wax John Handy Jack Wheaton and John Hurd.
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Monterey College
San Leandro
Grands High School
Livermore
Vollope
Frank Gagliardi
Mindell Lowe
Larry Sutherland
Mike Wax
John Handy
Jack Wheaton
John Hurd
Camp registrations open for Girl Scout day camps
SAN LORENZO registrations are accepted for two Girl Scout day camps in August at Meek Estate Park on Hampton Road. Each session runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for girls entering grades 2 through 7 in September, with overnight camping, cooking, crafts, and sports. Only 0 girls per session. cost is $6 per child per session, insurance included. volunteers needed as supervisors and instructors. Peter Pan unit cares for younger children of volunteers.
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San Lorenzo
Meek Estate
Hampton Road
Alameda County Fair Exhbiter Deadlines Extended to June 17
Deadline extensions announced for exhibitors at the Alameda County Fair to June 17. Fair runs June 30 to July 14 at the Pleasanton airgrounds. fair office provides forms and deadline details. About four thousand exhibitors, 7,500 exhibits, aiming for 91000 in prizes.
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Alameda County
Pleasanton
Portuguese workshop slated Hayward firework course offered
A Portuguese language and culture workshop will be offered at California State University Hayward from July 8 to August 2. Students must take either an introductory or intermediate language course and the culture course. The total cost of the program is $120. Information is available from the continuing education office, B84 1605.
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Haywart
California State University
Hayward
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Ruth
Marcus Foster
Terry Tanner
Cindy Gracia
Alma
San Lorena
Patty
Nancy Nunes
LeMay
Fuilly
Ulysses Ratti
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