Benefit events planned by Seventh Step Foundation seal aid drive
SAN LEANDRO area chapters schedule July fundraisers to support assistive programs. You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown will be staged July 13 with tickets 2.50 at the foundation office or from a listed secretary. A reception follows at 691 Frederick Drive. July 14 features a family style dinner at First Christian Church with price five dollars. A July 23 benefit at Turketl bar closes the lineup. proceeds aid ex-offenders reintegration programs.
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SAN_LEANDIO
Ban le
East Bay
Seventh Step Foundation
Marnéda Lille Thesler
Charlie Brown
Lay’ St
Pat Yarolino
Frederick Drive
San Lesagea
Davis St
Diregtors
Turketl
Bar Baliywen
Tanalions
Yelson
Moose lodge seeks Newark site for new club building
Newark officials hear plans from Moose Lodge 599 Loyal Order of Moose to erect a private club lodge on a three parcel lot at Hedda Sycamore Street. The plan includes a kitchen bars restrooms and lodge rooms with a goal of a $30,000 building plus park area and parking for around 48 cars.
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Newark
Moose
Fremont-Newark
Hull
Loyal Owlor of Moore
Hedda Sycamore S
11 medical secretaries graduate in Italian course
Eleven medical secretaries graduate from the Hayward Day Adult School after completing an Italian course. The class includes Evelyn Cairel Nadine Tallest Sydney Pataletl Kal ana Dana Paton Nadifie Rouriguez Sally Save ay Clara Syrearl valor Jelon Turner Latcaine Walsl. They are prepared to take a variety of office jobs.
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Meldave
Hayward
Evelyn Cairel
Santina Santanay pleads guilty to assault Mayward case
Santina Santanay pled guilty in Hayward Municipal Court to assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest after a confrontation in an apartment complex. He faced a 40 day sentence plus probation, with marijuana possession downgraded as the act was deemed questionable and the quantity very small. The case arose after police responded to a disturbance and found Santanay seated in a panel truck. Deputy Atty. Richard Heedink noted the possession charge was downgraded. The sentence reportedly runs Thursday per the Mayward criminal clerk.
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Mayward
Charles S. Santanay
Olfi
Bally
Ji - Olber
Iarijuana
Grong Hayward
Hanland
Aresino
Chariie Santana
Camplaiat
Tyrrel Ave
Santana
Offiers
Saul
Bayard
Richard Heedink
Hardiname
Ruben Wis
Maywart
Flood aid drives organized by local radio clubs
In Alavaeda County radio clubs coordinate flood relief, collecting blankets and food at four stations Hayward Man Street 50 Hard er Head Fridway Park and Pelma Gela. The Russell Market on Tennyson Road also accepts donations with pickup. Call 782-3724 for arrangements to collect items. Liver morne Chamber of Commerce will take donations at 8 am to 5 pm daily at 295 Livernweight Ave.
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Citizen Rand
Alavaeda County
Is Seton
Hayward
Man Stree
Harder Head
Fridway Park
Pelma Gela
Russell Market
Dapale
Liversmore
Elly
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Simonian
Poverty unit board seated for Southern Alabama County agency
The Poverty unit board of the Southern Alabama County Economic Opportunity Agency will be seated tonight, adding seven private sector representatives to the seven elected seats. Nominees include National Steel Construction Co and Shell Metal Workers, plus education and minority organization delegates from local chapters.
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Poverty Unit Board
Hhe Cowly
Heans
Alamada County
Econmic Opportunity Agency
Tomorray Wight
Sever Luwingovié
Lis
Soult
Ard
National Steel Constiuution Co
Nesport
Lintor
Sheel Metal Workers Fae
Titte L
Heyward
WAACF
Hayward
American G.L Focm
Eden Area
VHGA
Community meetings and notices across Newark Hayward and San Leandro
A batch of local government and community group events lists meetings in Newark Hayward and San Leandro. Topics include school board trustee El wod Ballard speaking at Mowry area, fire district commission session at Fairview station, Garden Homes Association, Bay Area Rapid Transit signage discussions, aging concerns with a state speaker, and a charity dinner supporting senior services plus a fundraiser to replace an electric typewriter. Also noted are a special election meeting and a city advisory committee review of federal subsidization projects.
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Mowry Area Residents Association
Elwod Ballard
Newark
Bunker School
Smith Ave
Fairview Fire Protection
Fairview Ave
Hayward
Glan Eden Garden Homes Association
Oliver Brive
Uisyward
Hayward Fine Arts Committee
Am- Tomiccow
BSH
Qlilreaat Comet
Citizens For Good Government
Tontorrow
First National Bank
San Leoniro
Tomornw
City Center Building
City Adopts 12.452 Million Budget Amid Tax Fears
San Leandro officials adopt a 12.452 million dollar city budget with red flagged items delaying projects until revenue improves. The plan avoids tax rate hikes, contemplates minor rate increases for garbage and sewer services, and asks the council to review expenses including salaries and public works while facing opposition from business groups and a mayoral ally.
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San Leandro
West Yand
City
Fey
Ther
Mey
South County 12 A Bally Review Feerday
June 27, 1972. Haywend Calli reports on a South County event with local turnout and notable participants. Details are sparse, but the piece highlights community interest and weekend activities in the area.
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Haywend
Calli
Feerday
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Michelle Freitas
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Jack D. Matester
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McClure
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