Youth Job Signups Under Way Fremont High Prefers Local Youths
Youths may sign up today for part time jobs at five area high schools under the federally financed Neighborhood Youth Corps Work Experience Project. Applications proceed tomorrow at Irvington High Room 12, then Washington High cafeteria on Wednesday, Mission San Jose High Room N-11 on Thursday, and Newark High Room M-5 on Friday. Jobs run mornings and afternoons, two to four hours daily at $1.25 per hour.
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Fremont
Newark
New Haven
Irvington High
Washington High School
Mission San Jose High
Newark High
Washington High
Pam
Mission San Jose
Ceremony At Airport Site Slated In Livermore
Livermore Chamber of Commerce arranged an informal ceremony at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Livermore Municipal Airport site to celebrate final FAA approval of airport plans. First construction stage includes a 4000 foot runway, taxiways, parking apron and drainage with a cost of 481069.64 dollars. Silva Brothers of Fremont are the contractor. City and chamber leaders will attend along with Bend, King, FAA district airport engineer, and airport committee members Marvin Marlin Harry Perl and Ed Hutka.
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Livermore Municipal Airport
Livermore Chamber of Commerce
Federal Aviation Agency
Silva Brothers of
Fremont
Jay Walton
Pleasanton
Bend, King
Marvin Marlin
Harry Perl
Ed Hutka
Fremont Water District Meeting Topics Reported
Fremont Chamber of Commerce and Alameda County unit discuss water district policy at 8 a.m. tomorrow at the chamber office. Police found $1,025 in weekend receipts rifled from the office with no forced entry noted. Chairman David Patterson and directors to report on the incident.
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Fremont
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
San Leandro
GEM of Sanscerning
Alameda County Leandra, Inc
Floresta
Pleasanton to study future county building needs in Livermore Valley
Alameda County officials will study when a county complex is needed in the Livermore Valley. The site would be on county land near Highway 50 and Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center, with 30 to 40 acres planned for municipal offices, a probation department, health center, planning and administration. The study will assess costs, space, and services, with the Elm Charro interchange cited as a factor.
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Pleasanton
Alameda
Livermore Valley
Jon Macphy
Board of Supervisors
Marl Strathman
Tulare
U.S. Highway 50
Santa, Rita
Staples Ranch
Murphy
EL Charro
Livermore
Hayward
Decato District Windup Marks End of 97 Years of Operation
Trustees in Union City’s Decato District will hold their final official meeting, concluding 97 years of operation. On July 1 the district will be absorbed by New Haven Unified School District, which will also absorb Alvarado and Washington Union High. Kia Becot School Dist. originated in 1868, formed by subscription in the 1800s. Today’s meeting is at p.m. at Barnard School in Union City.
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Union City
Decato
Deadline Nears For Pet Parade In Hayward
The Hourth of July Pet Parade, sponsored by the Sourist Hayward Lions Club, closes entries Monday June 28 for youngsters 12 and under. Pets must meet age and leash rules with prizes in several categories. Parade starts at 12:45 PM July 4 from Jennyson High School and ends at George Weekes Park with a Fourth of July celebration including speech by Mayor Daniel Cooper and performances by local bands.
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Sourist
Hayward Lions Club
Hes Bt
Hayward Area
Hayward
Daniel Cooper
St. Joachim's Choir
Recreation District
Ashland Social Event Sponsored by Holy Ghost Association
A readable fragment notes a June 2 social event in Ashland at Kent Avenue hall, sponsored by the Ashland Holy Ghost Association. Additional lines mention church halls, communities in Mississippii and Fremont, and a second venue in BES Hall with Women’s Club and Religious Science ties.
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James
Pan
Neiy Ghost Hall
Kent Ave
Ashland
Ashland Holy Ghost Association
Social Garres
Bama Corpus Chel
Socand i
Mississ
Fremont
Domincan Guild of Mission
Sam Jose
Women’s Club
Hayward Public Library Launches Summer Reading Program
Hayward Public Library begins its summer reading program for children at the main library on Mission Boulevard and the Weekes Branch on Patrick Avenue. A summer story hour is planned with activities and social games on Wednesdays at 2:20 p.m. at the main library, featuring guests and community participation.
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Flayward Public Library I
Mission Blvd
Weekes
Patrick Ave
Hayward
City Council Hearing On Mt Eden Tomorrow
Hayward City Council set a hearing tomorrow at City Hall on the Mt Eden Development Plan for 623 acres bounded by W Winton Ave Hesperian Blvd and surrounding streets. The plan outlines medium density residential use and industrial zones along Industrial Boulevard and Clawster Rew hamhot.
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Hayward
Son Street
Clawiler Road
Mt. Eden
City Hall Council
Winton Avenue
Hesperjatl
W. Dack
Fremont Parks Commission to Visit Park Site in Trial Run
Alameda County Parks Advisory Commission will visit Fremont's potential central park at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. Fremont seeks $11 375 000 to acquire a 261 acre portion of the site with a federal open space grant of $1 170 000 and a state bond share. Local funds and other grants are pursued, with July 1 deadline for advisory applications.
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Fremont
Alameda County Parks Advisory Commission
Mremont
Central Park
Vemont
Leonard McVicar
Fremont Recreation
McVicar
Advisory Commission
Board of Supervisors
San Leandro
Berkeley
East Bay Regional Park
Wist
Coyle Hills Aquatic Park
Oakland
Pleasanton Post Goes To Patton
Livermore Park and Recreation District official Gary Tallon becomes Pleasanton city recreation coordinator after a year in charge of parks. He will start soon, focus on developing the city’s recreation department and drafting a recreation commission constitution, plus work on a five year plan.
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Livermore
Gary Tallon
Livermore Park and Recreation
Pleasanton
Patton
Deythe Way
LARPD
Fan Dose State College
New Officers For Sunol 4-H Club Elected
Sunol 4-H announces new officers led by David Silvey as president after a year end meeting. Tim Roopman becomes vice president with Kathy Alford as secretary and Dale Munn as treasurer. Other appointees include Mike Williams game leader, Glenn Dishong sergeant at arms, and Kathy Munn with Nancy Purr on the telephone committee.
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SUNOL
David Silvey
Sunol 441 Club
Grant Zimmermann
Tim Roopman
Kathy Alford
Dale Munn
Mike Williams
Newark Girl Wins Aristotle Award at Merrill Junior College
Newark student Marty Elle Urbano earned the Aristotle Award for academic excellence at Merrill Junior College in Oakland. Her mother, Mrs. Reynaldo Urbano, said Urbano learned of the honor at graduation Thursday night. Urbano, who plans to attend California State College Hayward, maintained a GPA above 3.5 during two years at Merritt.
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Newark
Marty Elle Urban
Merrill Junior College
Oakland
Reynaldo Urbaro
Anne Cherry
Miss Urbano
Urbano
California State College At
Hayward
Merritt
Morris elected ASU president at Chariton College
Frank Morris will serve as president of the Associated Students at Chariton College for the 1915 Fall semester, succeeding Burke W. Deadrich of San Leandro. Morris is a 1962 graduate of Hayward's Tennyson High School and is the son of Mr and Mrs FP H Morris of 27722 Havana Ave Hayward.
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Frank Morris
Associated Students
Chariot College
Burke W. (Buck) Deadrich
San Leandro
Morris
Hayward
Tennyson High School
FP. H. Morris
Havana Ave
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Pas Patte Packway
Freimont
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