Fremont Council to vote on 5 million budget tonight
Fremont City Council is expected to approve the 5 million 1965-66 budget at a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Community Center Pasco Padre Parkway the last session before July 1 when the budget takes effect. The council recently approved 12000 in salary raises and revised the budget by cutting about 47600 and adding about 49000 including 30862 for Recreation Department personnel and a mobile police and fire unit.
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Fremont Community Center
Pasco Padre Parkway
Mgr
Howard Teese
Reese
Fine Arts Workshop Still Open in San Leandro
San Leandro Unified School District opens its fourth annual Fine Arts Workshop promising courses in instrumental music, choir, and drama for grades 4-12 from June 28 to August 6. Classes meet weekdays 9 a.m. to noon, with a new beginners' organ class under the expanding opportunities program. Contact the district central music office at 483-5708 for details.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Unified School
Ten Alameda County Residents Among 46 New U S Citizens
Ten southern Alameda County residents were among 46 people who took the oath to become U S citizens in San Francisco last week. Names include Jose Silveira Braia of Fremont, Maria Albertina of Newark, Marlin Alvaro Fer reira and Carminia De, Jesue Serpa of Hayward, Jose Garcia Itosa of Say Leandro, Karola Suzanne Fleck of Livermore, Estella Od lam of Fremont, Helga Ruenz of Hayward, Bing Hong Chan Fong of Fremont, and Walter Mee Gee of Hayward, all natives of Portugal, Germany, or China.
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United States District Court
San Francisco
Jose Silveira Braia
Fremont
Maria Albertina
Newark
Marlin Alvaro Ferreira
Carminia de
Jesue Serpa
Hayward
Jose Garcia Itosa
Say Leandro
Portugal
Karola Suzanne Fleck
Livermore
Estella Odlam
Helga Ruenz
Germany
Bing Hong Chan Fong
Walter Mee Gee
Haywart
China
Potter named assistant manager of Alameda Fair
Kenneth L. Potter of 244b7 Maré Drive Hayward has been named assistant manager of the Alameda Fair. The announcement came from James Trimingham secretary manager of the Fair which opens all day Sunday July 4 at Pleasanton. Potter previously served as personnel representative for Oakland Civil Service and administrative analyst at UC Berkeley. He graduated from UC in 1963 with a BA in public administration and is enrolled at Golden Gate College San Francisco.
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Kenneth L. Potter
Maré Drive
Howard
Alameda
James Trimingham
Potter
Civil Service Commission
City of
Oakland
Fair
Of‘ffice of Business and Finance
Lithe University of California
University of California
Golden Gate College
San Francisco
Lions Club Officers Installed in San Leandro
Ashland Lions Club of San Leandro installed new officers this week after an installation dinner. President Bob Poole presided with Trey Sell as first vice president Ray Borba as secretary and Gente Homem as treasurer Lion Tamer Roy Edwards and Tail Twister Jack Rohan also took posts. Four directors Fred Bennett Stan Block Ken Richards and Bob Sols were added.
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Ashland Lions Club
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Eden Hospital elects new officers for 1965 66 year
Eden Hospital announces new medical staff leaders including Dr Gregory Ingmas president and Dr Samuel Gersten vice president with a slate for 1965 66. Other officers named are Charles Seemonsen secretary James Juston treasurer Matthew Ganz chief of general practice Lee Birkenfeld chief of medicine Roxy Novario chief of obstetrics Irene Vrabel chief of pediatrics. Meeting set for 8 pm at Sycamore Hall Rich waaitien.
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Matthew Ganz
Lee Birkenfeld
Roxy Novario
Abanies St
Agnecolony
Irene Vrabel
Stephen Landreth
Sycamore Hall
Rich Waaitien
Ar Sayin Spebenhay
Avenue
Sycamore Street
Nath Pauahiers
Golden Want
Hayward Partor
Transit Route Costs Studied in Union City
BARDT officials study the feasibility of a rapid transit route along the proposed Highway 238 corridor through Union City. The plan would place the rapid transit in the freeway median, connecting Mission Pass with the MacArthur Freeway, and is seen as potentially costlier than alternate routes. No formal recommendation has been firmed up yet. completion is expected in about two weeks with a district board decision in about a month.
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Planners To Meet Today On Cedar Boulevard Homes
Newark planning commission meets to review Windsor Land Co tentative plan for 28 homes on the south side of Cedar Boulevard near Bettencourt Street. The meeting focuses on approval steps and site details for the proposal.
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Three Alameda County redistricting plans to be studied
The Alameda County redistricting commission will review three alternatives tomorrow. Marilyn A Keller of Oakland filed one plan that splits Hayward between Supervisors Hannon and Murphy and shifts Albany and South Berkeley into Razeto’s district. The others include a Hannon plan and a Murphy option shifting Hayward. The panel meets at 9:00 am in the supervisors chambers. deadline to set new lines is July 1.
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Oakland International
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High Park Lions Club
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Oakland Airgart Fangram
Decoto School District Ends 97 Years of Operation
Trustees finalized plans as Decoto, formed in 1888 as Cosmopolitan School, merges with Alvarado and Washington Union districts to form New Traven Unified School District. The long history highlights growth from few families to over 5,000 students and nearly one million dollars in schools.
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Knights Win Top Award For Sacred Heart Circle 74
The Sacred Heart Circle 74 Knights of Columbus Squires received the Good Standing certificate, the highest honor by the Supreme Council. Operating under Hayward Council 1615, the circle ranks third in California after a little over a year of activity with two Squires.
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Knights of Columbus Squires
Knights of Columbus
Hayward
Cirele
California
Cieoice
Ted Shene
Ton Marshall
Center
5Th St
Jack Hazel
Keats Lane
Tax Hike Election Proposal in Newark District
Newark Unified School District trustees will consider calling another tax increase election, asking Alameda County District Attorney to order a fall vote. Last spring residents defeated a $1.50 per $100 assessed value hike. administration already added 4 cents per $100 via overrides, but lawmakers expect more for 1965-67. Meeting set for 7:30 p.m. at 5751 Musick Ave district office.
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Newark Unified School Dist
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Musick Ave
Chabot College To Offer California Government Course
Chabot College in San Leandro will start a three unit California State and Local Government course next September. The class runs noon to 1 15 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays and emphasizes local Bay Area government including Alameda County and San Leandro. Ray Stafanson will teach, with special project options counting up to one third of the credits.
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Chabot
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University of Michigan
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Aladdin Avenue
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