San Leandro Boys Club pool to reopen for limited use
San Leandro. The Boys Club board voted unanimously to reopen the pool for club member use. A new water filter system costing about 5200 will be purchased with funds raised by Councilman Mark Polvorosa. Equipment to arrive in two weeks. pool at 40 Marina Blvd. to be operated with a water safety instructor for limited access after last month’s economy drive.
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San Leandro
Paul Marsh
Mark Polvorosa
Marina Blvd
Marsh
Water rate hike contested by Fremont area committees
Union City Tamarack Knolls and Niles water committees filed with the State Public Utilities Commission seeking to modify an 85 percent rate increase granted to Citizens Utilities Company. The petition cites leakage and inefficiencies as reasons and notes service remains below regional standards despite prior PUC conditions.
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Fremont
Union City
Tamarack Knolls
Niles
State Public Utilities Commission
Citizens Utilities Company
Alameda County
Betty MacFarlane
Appian Way
PUG
PUC
New traffic engineer takes office in San Leandro
Philip Long, 37, will become city traffic engineer March 25, succeeding Morton Calvert who moves to assistant director of public works. Long earns 1200 dollars monthly, comes from Alameda where he led the design office with a staff of 10. A 1951 Alameda High School graduate, he holds a UC Berkeley civil engineering degree and has worked for Alameda since 1998. He and his wife Elle and three children reside in Alameda.
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San Leandro
Philip Long
Morton Calvert
Long
Alameda
Alameda High School
University of Calfornia At
Berkeley
City of
Elle
Funds Approved for Centerville High School Construction
Gov Reagan signed legislation providing 5.3 million dollars in state funds to Centerville High School. Fremont Unified School District may now advertise bids within two months, with construction projected at 18 months. The campus will be at Ier Mont Boulevard and Alder Avenue.
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Fremont
Centerville High School
Ronnd Reagan
Fremont Unified
Lawrence
Sylva
Iremont Boulevard
Alder Avenue
Hayward School Board Hopeful Endorsed by Fair View Association
The Fair view Political Association endorsed Risby for the April 20 Hayward school board election. Risby, one of 12 candidates for three seats, is black while current trustees are all white. At the meeting the group also elected Mack Lovett Jr. president and made several chair appointments.
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Flayward
Charles Risby
Hayward
Fairview Political Association
Risby
Mack Lovett Jr
Henry Edwards
Celestine Randall
David D. Righter
Charles L. Snipes
James Forsyth
Robert Cohn
UAW to oppose Crusade over funding for Fremont boys club
UAW Local 1384 plans a full-scale withdrawal of member contributions and an area campaign against the United Bay Area Crusade after the group refused extra funds for the Fremont Boys Club. Davin Chambers seeks executive board backing for the action following the Crusade’s rejection of a $32,000 request.
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Fremont
United Auto Workers Local 1384
United Bay Area Crusade
Fremont Boys Cuty
Local 1284
Davin Chambers
Crusade
Union
Community notices roundup for Alameda County groups
Tonight 8:30 Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at All Saints Church Hayward. Pancake breakfasts tomorrow at Castro Valley High School cafetorium 4 a.m. 1 p.m. Adults $1, children 50c. Bjornson Lodge 14 Son of Norway hosts 8 a.m.–1 p.m. tomorrow at Bjornson Hall Oakland. Admission $1.50, child 73c. Music Teachers Assoc Southern Alameda County meets 10 a.m. Monday at Mrs Wallace Perley Castro Valley. March mystery meeting announced. Apartment Owners Assoc meets 7:30 p.m. Monday at Realtors office Hayward. Governor candidate night 8 p.m. Tuesday at Marshall School Castro Valley. Castro Valley United Republicans sponsor. Eden Chapter Medical Assistants 6:30 p.m. Thursday Blue Dolphin San Leandro 13th annual installation dinner $6. Reservations via Sylvia Gutierrez 287-4492 or BOR-BTF.
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Castro Valley
DeMolay
Bjornstjerne Bjornson Lodge
Son of Norway
Bjornson Hall
Macarthur Blvd
Oakland
Music Teachers Association of California
Alameda County
Wallace
Perley
Keith Ave
Apartment Owners Association of
Southern Alameda County
Marshall School
Castro Valley Unified School District Board
Castro Valley Il
United Republicans of California
Eden Chapter
Blue Dolphin
San Leandro
Sylvia Gutierre
Sweeping changes urged for Santa Rita Rehabilitation center
Transbay California Probation Parole and Correctional Association chair Dixon urged reforms at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center including releasing suspects on their own recognizance for select misdemeanors, speeding bail citations, and a work furlough program. He backed Judge Zirpoli’s 30 day plan to study Greystone overcrowding and advocated cost saving measures and broader jail reforms to emphasize rehabilitation over punishment.
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Hayward
Robert E. Dixon
Transbay
California Probation, Parole and Correctional Association
Santa Rita
Dixon
California Youth Authority
Transbay Group
Alfonso Zirpoli
Alameda County
Greystone
Ford Foundation
Board of Supervisors
Iarjuana
San Francisco
Fremont Red Cross office plan rejected by planning commission
Fremont planning commission denied the American Red Cross request for a use permit to relocate its branch office to 38156 Martha Ave on Thursday night. Staff and commissioners cited impact on nearby residents and suggested appealing to the city council.
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Fremont
Planning Commission
American Red Cross
Second Ate Permpt
Martha Ave
Red Cross
Commission
Boy of the Year to be named at luncheon
Alameda County will name the Boy of the Year at a Monday luncheon at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant in San Leandro. Nine or five nominees will be chosen from 12,000 Boys Club members. contenders include Stephen Perriera of Fremont, David Santos of Hayward, Floyd Delany of Oakland, Larry Edwards of Oakland, and Rudy Moreland of Alameda.
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Alameda County
Blue Dolphin
San Leandri
Stephen Perriera
Coro Palm Drive
Fremont
David Leonard Santos
Sycamore Ave
Hayward
Floyd Lee del
Generation gap in poll on services in Newark
Newark chamber poll shows large gaps between high school students and adults on future services. Students favor rapid transit, marina projects, youth council, day care, and larger library facilities, while adults prefer smaller-scale changes and caution on taxes. Dr Howard Buschke says results guide topics for the Congress for Community Progress panels on civic pride, services, and recreation-education-culture.
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John Pachtner
Newark
Chamber of Commerce
Thornton Avenue
Nimitz Freeway
Bath
Howard Buschke
Chamber
Congress
Busehke
R. Ruschke
Premont dance classes for young children scheduled
The Department of Recreation and Leisure Services will offer rhythm and movement dance classes for three to five year olds. Mrs Ardith Gotthard said the program focuses on recreational and learning experiences in rhythm and body movement. Classes run 9 30 am Thursdays at Niles Community Center 470 School St and 9 a m Fridays at Fremont Community Center 10201 Pasco Patter Parkway with March 16 and May 28 dates. call 76 3874 for more information.
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Department of Recreation and Leisure Services
Ardith Gotthard
Uvily
Niles Community Center
School St
Fremont Community Center
Pasco Patter Parkway
Leisure Information Service
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UAW
Alcoholics Anonymous
All Saint's
Second
D Streets
Zirpoli
Robert Hannon
Hannen
Theraashay Chapter
Hight
Sun Itha
Richard Berg
Sepia Aid Society
Airpost
Legislara
Beng
Berg
Jim Chapman
James P. Burke
Hobert St
Foothill Boulevard
Hayward High School
City Center
Preston Powell
Fairview Ave
Powell
Burke
Dalley Frost
Frost
Richard Vellbrecht
The
Sumter Ave
Civic Center
Claire Townsend
Locafon
Walter Davis
Mrs. Townsend
Weltbrecht
Prost
Joria Herrera
Silver Pines Coif and Country Club
Hales
PeLuso
St. Patricks
Coronado Room
Sunol Valley Golf Club
Andrade
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