Annual San Leandro trip to Sacramento planned for April
Members of the San Leandro business and industrial community are urged to prepare for the annual tour to Sacramento sponsored by the San Leandro Manufacturers Association. The event on April 25 will assemble at the chamber of commerce, 2 Davis St, at 9:30 am for carpentry and briefing. Leaders Richard McPeake and Cal Wyatt back the trip to observe the State Legislature and its committees. Invitations have been sent to area assemblymen and state senators. Guest list includes Assemblymen Robert Crown, March Fong, Carlos Bee, Daniel Boatright, John W. Holmdale, and Nick Petris. For questions contact the chamber at 351-1431.
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San Leandro
Sacrament
Hetter
Janes
Abe
Oakland
Chamber of Comirmree
Adult School starts new course in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Adult School launches a Survey of Community Services for women aged 20 to 70. Class meets at Village School for 12 Tuesdays from 9 am to 12 pm with field trips to a museum, plants, food processors, businesses, and agencies. Ivydall Dyer acts as teacher-guide. Call 276 7040 for details.
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SAN Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Adul
Heel
Iclt Hesperian Blvn
Ivydall Dyer
San Leandro student tops Bank of America science contest
San Leandro High School senior Meridth Capps is the San Leandro zone winner in Bank of America's 46th Annual Achievement Awards program. She will compete in the area finals May 1 in Oakland among 32 zone winners from nearby counties for a top $1,000 prize.
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San Leandro
Meredith Capps
San Leandro High School
Bank of Ameria
Miss Capps
Fed
Oakland
Sehtolara
Alarmeds
Contra Costa
Napa
Rexenn Hollingshaus
Ars
Pacific High School
Mekinte Meld
San Leandi High
Jutin Mendex
Pacific High
Charles Bumerot
Pacific
Russ Kladko
Gregory Santos
Marina Veigh Sehuil
San Lorenzo liquor rule heads for scrapping by board
The San Lorenzo community center auditorium policy restricting alcohol use, in effect since 1948, faced the board’s move to end the rule. Director Gordon Nelson moved to remove the title, supported by Ed Blanchard, but the motion was withdrawn after Rank Peixoto noted the need for a social events policy. The matter was tabled for the May meeting.
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San Lorenzo
Ynuly
Auritorium
Welfare Commission and Alameda County merge recommended
Welfare commissioners agreed with a consultant that Alameda County Family and Children's Services should be merged with the Welfare Commission. The joint committee would have 15 members and four year terms, replacing current seven year terms with no term limit. The consultant and commission favored a one year chairman term.
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Alwmeds County Welfare
Amaulsida Ronsultact
Tilia
Commission
Welfare Commission
Kennedy Swim Club and district meetings set for Fremont area
Kennedy Swim Club invites registrations at its first meeting at 7740 towlput and Kennedy School on Blacow Road. Newark Unified School District reports to citizens through advisory councils. Numerous trustee candidate coffees and public notices occur across Fremont and surrounding areas with trainings at Coyote Mills and Dublin.
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Kennedy Swim Club
Towlput
Man
Kennedy School
Blacow Road
Premont
Newark Unified School District Board
Musink Ave
Newark
Ohio College
Jéan Holes
Stephen Miller
Norris St
James Madsen
San Sehastian Plicw
Clyde Hyewton
Enid Ave
Fremont
Girlone College
Wallis al Ward
Robert Weinritch
Jupiter Court
Robert Gonsalves
Dan Lydon
Herbert Wallow
John Trump
Nevehdale Drive
Munday
Wiliam Derk
la Jolla Court
Coyote Mills
Synel Valley Regional Parks
Baynard
Hereman
Li Glop
Edo Gardens Homes Association
P.m. Laudr
Oliver Drive
Haynd
Council approves plans for boulevard extension
San Leandro city council approves a 410,000 boulevard extension from Washington Avenue to East 14th Street. A zoning change for 21840 East 14th Street and a temporary assistant city manager post are approved to free the city manager to run police and fire. Revenues are allocated to three social needs groups and Doris DeSoto is named to the Social Needs committee.
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Earl Murphy
San Leandro
Ape
San Leandro Boulevant
Washiigtaty Avenue
East Jah Street
East M4th St
Riorlan
Caues
Doris DeSoto
Jark
Joseph Brusco
Orville D. Miller
Aiitch Dental Olinin
East 14Th St
San Lenudeo
Thomas Rodger
Manuel Rodriguez
Wesley McClure
Wity Council
Dick Randall
Lee Riordan
Eyes and Ears of the World Free Child Vision Tests
Parents are invited to bring their young children for free vision screening tests offered at Schafer Road Hayward before the month ends. Shawn Noonan 3 and Carole Vaillancourt 5 undergo testing with screeners Mary Segal and Agente problems discussed for early correction.
HARD Decisions on Tennis Courts for Hayward District
The Hayward Area Recreation District considers building a lighted tennis complex costing about 34 080 to 15 000 dollars. Director Douglas Morrison outlined plans to fit the project into the 1973 74 budget after a May meeting with Greenridge Homes community association. Citizens favor a night lit complex with 15 to 20 courts and fee based reservation, while existing school courts are poorly maintained. The committee to Save the McConaghy Home did not attend.
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Wadhiln
Hiyavared Area
L. A
Burl Critzer
Douglas Morrisson
Chairoma
Budge
Morrisson
Critzer
Maeres
Canyon
Hove
Tse
Weekes Park
Memorial Park
Shobridge School
Hayward
Ken Aitken Ree
Parks and Recreation
McConaghy
Commiltee
South County Scene 10 in Hayward March 27 1973
Local column notes happenings in Hayward California with brief items from South County. Mentions community events and notable residents in a compact northern California page segment.
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The
Via Arriba project hinges on county land gift
SAN LORENZO Via Arriba would run between Hacienda Avenue and Via Manannas only if the right of way is donated to the county. County Public Works Director Herbert Crowle said the project’s estimated cost tops 70,000 dollars, with most cost for right of way. A separate letter to the San Lorenzo Village Names Association also mentions trucking traffic from Grant Avenue industrial area and a petition to restrict it east of Washington Avenue. The board approved a study of an industrial highway west of the village connecting Doolittle Drive in San Leandro to Jackson Street in Hayward, to be sent to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.
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Magdalena
Crowle
Grant Avene
Gata Beckman Road
Lnve
Great Avene
Washington Avenue
Audienra
Ed Blanchard
Visigens
Grant
Gilo Bockman
Cliivens
Blanchard
Doolittle Drive
San Leandro
Jackson Street
Hayward
Alamein County Board of Simervisors
Area residents join panel on East Bay water project
Two South County residents Lloyd Beadhoft and Jani Delfi join an eight member citizens committee to study environmental impacts of the East Bay Municipal Water District Americatt River Project. The panel reviews a preliminary report as a final state required assessment follows. The district plans to obtain water from the American River near Sacramento by the mid-190s, funded by the federal Aubuen-Toisor South Project and sold to the district.
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South County
East Bay
Americatt River
Thay
Lloyd Beadhoft
la Learxiro
Jani Delfi
Audubon Society
Castey Valley
American River
Sacramento
Salary suit in court over police pay differential
In San Leandro Alameda County Superior Court heard arguments in a 17 ranking four suit. Police officers from the San Leandro Police Officers Association and Local 21 of the International Association of Fire Fighters seek 3 percent salary differentials and deferment benefits for management status. The suit names Captains Donald Becker Frank Livingst on and Lieutenants James Fugate Philip Mathas Kenneth Swanson Deputy Chiefs Charles Gebhardt Ray Janson and station chiefs Frank Bosco Patrick Gibson Harold Hamilton of the fire department.
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San Leandro
Aml
Alameda County Superior Court
Sarr Leandro Police Officers’ Association
International Association of Wire Fighters
Fly Council
Companyation Alternatives
Donald Becker
Frank Livingston
James Fugate
Philip Mathas
Kenneth Swanson
Police Department
Charles Gebhardt
Ray Janson
Stalion
Frank Bosco
Patrick Gibsons
Harold Hamilton
Fre
Maynard Area Recreation District members elected to state posts
Two board members from the Maynard Area Recreation District won state roles. Douglas Morrison was named first vice president of the California Association of Park and Recreation Commissioners Inc. Julio Braz was elected to the Park and Recreation Districts board.
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Hayward
Maynard Area
Douglas Morrisson
California Association of
Park and Recreation Commissioners Inc
Julio Braz
The
California Association of Park and Recreation Districts
San Lorenzo Teachers Honored With WHO Award
Two junior high teachers in the San Lorenzo district receive the We Hanuir Oars award from Alameda County Education Association. Dercal Garrison of Adontdile dutior High and Sheila OConnell of Bar rell Juder High are named honorees, with Garrison nominated by the state board of the California Teachers Association. A plaque at the school district offices lists past honorees.
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San Lorenzo
We Hanuir Oars
Alameda
Dercal Garrison
Adontdile du Tior High
Sheila
O'Connell
Barrell Juder High
Garrison
California Teachers Association
Usher Street
Grand theft surrenders awaited in California case
Gary L. Pable a 95 year old former General Foods payroll clerk and three alleged accomplices face felony grand theft charges in San Leandro. They allegedly obtained 4059 by altering payroll records and issued bogus checks to former employees. Surrender expected tomorrow to police.
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San Leandro
Gary L. Pable
General Foods Corp
Pable
Walpert SL
Hayward
del Dehn
Patie
General Fachs
David P. Chicago
Retired brewmaster Richard Fortriede dies in San Leandro
Richard L. Fortriede Wii a retired brewmaster died of cancer Friday at San Leandro Memorial Hospital. A native Californian and long time San Leandro resident he served on the East Shore Neighbors board and ran unsuccessfully for city council in 1914. His wife died four years earlier. Surviving are his sister Mrs. Lorraine Webb of Santa Rosa. He willed his body to the University of California for scientific research.
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San Leandro
Richard L. Fortriede
San Leandro Meimorial Hospital
Mr. Fortriede
Eastshore Neighbors
Dire
Tors
Lorraine, Webb
Santa Rosa
Fortrcede
University of California
Eden Hospital symposium set for Edgewater Ayalt House
Eden Hospital Medical Staff will hold a central symposium at Edgewater Bayl t House Oakland on Saturday. In conjunction with the Robert Young Memorial Lecture it is co-sponsored by Alameda Contra Costa County speech at General Practice. Speakers include Dr Douglas Buchanan University of Chicago Dr Dewey Zigler University of Kansas Dr Bennett Stein Tufts University and Dr William Hoyt University of California San Francisco Moderators are Charles Nang Maier Foundation Hospital Hayward and Dr Edward Seis Children’s Hospital Medical Center for two panel discussions on neurological and neurosurgical problems.
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Hoyt
University of Chilfornix
San Franciscio
Charles Nang
Maiser Foundation Hospital
Hayward
Edward Seis
Children’s Hospital
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Washington Manor
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Montgomery St. Hayward
Wesley United Methodist Church
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Marilyn J. Marshall
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Chicago
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