Fremont bids invited on student built two bedroom modular home
Bids are open until Murray for a two bedroom house built by 27 Williamsonian School students in Fremont. The 24 by 34 foot modular structure includes bath and kitchen, ready to move to a permanent site, with a minimum bid over 5000. It was funded by Jack Brooks and Flintkote Corp. Viewable at Eggers Drive High School. contact 792 2512 for details.
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Fremont
Murray
Williamsonian School
Michael Gilmore
Continuation High School
Jack Brooks
Singer Housing Corp
Flintkote Corp
Eggers Drive
Castro Valley Seeks 44 Percent Rise in Oro Loma Plant Capacity
Castro Valley and Oro Loma sanitary districts discuss an addendum to boost Castro Valley's treatment share at the Gro Loma plant from 22 percent to 26.4 percent. The district would pay $334,000 for the extra capacity and gain up to 3.8 million gallons per day of sewage treatment, with approval expected in July.
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Castro Valley
Oro Loma
Everett Wright
Gro Loma
Wright
Ore Lorna
San Leandro School Worker Hearing in Dismissal Case
A state hearing officer will decide within a week or two on the dismissal of Bronislau Barney Stempczynski, a 22-year San Leandro school district employee. The hearing occurred yesterday after trustees planned his dismissal in May for alleged incompetency and conditions rendering him unfit to instruct children.
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San Leandro
Bronislau
Barney"” Stempczynski
Stempczynski
Motorcyclist Brice Sentenced After San Leandro Chase
Billy Roy Brice a 26 year old motorcyclist was sentenced in municipal court after a downtown San Leandro chase on April 23. He received one year probation for reckless driving a $250 fine or 10 days in county jail and one day in jail for an alleged assault as police reported Brice rushed their car and assaulted officers during arrest.
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San Leandro
Billy Roy Brice
Sanandro
Cum
Brice
Newark Enacts Weekday Reservation Policy for Eucalyptus Grove Park
Newark Recreation Department releases a weekday reservation policy for Eucalyptus Grove Park. The park will operate on a reservation basis Mondays 8 a.m. to Saturdays 9 a.m. and open for first come, first served on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Fires must occur only in designated fire circles. Reservations available at the Newark Community Center 35501 Cedar Blvd Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Permits issued to individuals over 21.
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Newark
Eucalyptus Grove Park
City Recreation Department
Melvin E. Nunes
Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Redwood Christian nets 4500 from run a thon
Redwood Christian School in Castro Valley reported 4500 in pledges from their run a thon held Monday to fund school needs. Students teachers and administrators ran laps around a quarter mile track with donors paying per lap. Richard Odegaard ran the farthest at 31 laps totaling 1147 in pledged funds.
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Castro Valley
Redwood Christian School
Richard Odegaard
Odegaard
Retirement dinner honors Hayward educators tonight
The local chapter of the Association of California School Administrators hosts a farewell dinner at the Elegant Ranch, 22665 Atherton. Honorees include Hob Williams, elementary schools director, leaving to become Rialto school superintendent, and Linda Williams, Sunset High counselor, moving with him to Rialto.
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Hayward
Association of California
Elegant Ranch
Atherton
Hob Williams
Rialto
San Bernardino
Williams
Linda
Sunset High School
Southern California
Local agenda items for Castro Valley and Fremont meetings
Cantra Valley school board discusses 1974 75 budget and contract renewals for Supt Harold DePne and Deputy Supt Francis Ebert at 8 tonight at 3200 Northridge Ave Castro Valley Alameda County Water District meets at 7 30 tonight at 38050 Fremont Blvd Fremont board to consider meter charges and next year budget Southbay Engineers Club meets 12 15 tomorrow at Villa Del Greco 37294 Mission Blvd Fremont William Rhine of BART speaks on guidance control at Mission San Jose High School concert 5 p.m. tomorrow donation 1 Argonaut spring carnival 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow at Argonaut School Fry Lane Hayward Potluck by Eden Japanese Senior Center 2 p.m. tomorrow community center 710 Elgin St San Lorenzo and elephant event Saturday Sunday 2747 Oliver Drive Hayward.
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Cantra Valley
Northridge Ave
Castro Valley
Harold DePne
Francis Ebert
Alameda County Water District
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Southbay Engineers Club
Villa del Greco
Mission Blvd
William d. Rhine
BART
Mision San Jose
Miss Champagne Lady brings Welk show to Oakland crowd
Valerie Hallman of San Leandro was crowned Miss Champagne Lady of Southland Shopping Center after singing and showing poise in Alameda County contest. Welk and Myron Floren attended the event at the Oakland Coliseum, where Hallman earned a plaque and a chance to sing, joining a mixed audience of shoppers and fans.
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Hayward
Lawrence Welk
Oakland Coliseum
Welk
San Leandro
Southland Shopping Center
Valerie Hallman
140Th Ave
Vnv
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
Valerie
Social Security Information Center
Berkeley
Sre
Southland Mall
Myron Floren
Welk Orchestra
Miss Hallman
Floren
Union City police chief subpoenaed in arrest case
Union City Police Chief William Cann was subpoenaed to appear in municipal court and bring personnel records of Officers Richard Alves and Richard Goodwin related to the May arrest of Dennis Cervantes. The subpoena, issued by Judge Joseph W. Jay, seeks officer records and any citizen complaints or investigations. Cervantes, on parole for heroin sales, fled a brief auto chase, crashed, and sustained facial bruises as police pursued him.
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Union City
Willian Cann
Dennis Cervantes
Ath St
Dudge Joseph W. Jay
Cervantes
John Wulfrum
California
Richard Alves
Richard Goodwin
Canh
Alves
Goodwin
Department
Gary Cummings
James F. Perley
Perley
Cummings
John Manry
Bike-a-thon fund-raiser at Eden Area YMCA heats up
Anne Behning and Derrick Shipes prep for Sundays mile ride starting noon at 24718 Mission Blvd Hayward. Riders go south along a designated route to Alameda Creek Regional hike trail and back. Contact Bob Wilson at 582-9614 to participate or sponsor. Funds support YMCA activities in San Leandro San Lorenzo Castro Valley Hayward and Union City.
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Eden Area
YMCA
Anne Behning
Castro Valley
Derrick Shipes
Hayward
Mission Blvd
Alameda Creek
Bob Wilson
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Union City
By 18 city Review Howard Calif June 6 1974
A brief item from the South County scene column noting events in Howard California. The date cited is Thursday June 6 1974. No further readable details are present.
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City Review
Howard, Calif
Pay of part-time profs fuels Ohlone salary talks
At Ohlone College in Fremont, a proposal to raise pay for part-time instructors emerged as a major issue in faculty negotiations. Full-time faculty seek raises from 10 to 13 dollars per hour for lectures and 7 to 10 for labs, while part-time advocates argue for substantial, overdue increases.
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Ron Quinta
Quinta
Ohlone
Board of Trustees
Richard Seeba
Alan Kirschner
Ohlone Federation of Teachers
Citizens advisory panel to gain new role in city planning
Hayward council convened a work session with the Citizens Advisory Committee to redefine its mission as federal funding shifts to revenue sharing. Chairman Robert Billmire proposed a role focusing on social aspects of physical planning, coordinating with the planning commission to avoid turf clashes while alerting the council to community problems.
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Haywahd
Citizens Advisory Committee
New
Social Development Commission
Robert Billmire
Council
Bilmire
Alto Vista
Planning Commission
Billmire
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Alice Lon
Deen
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Omar Sharif
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Iemale
Chan
Valerio
Hes
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South County Scene
Citizens Advisory Panel
Tom Neveau
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