Hayward Boy Finalist in National Boy of the Year Contest
Hayward area youth Richard Faria of the Hayward Boys Club is named a regional finalist in the Days Clubs of America national Boy of the Year competition. An independent panel selected 3 regional finalists per region, with Faria advancing to face four other finalists in the Central Pacific Region. Finalists and club executives will attend a Washington D C panel during National Boys' Club Week April 9 15 to determine the national Boy of the Year based on service to home school community and boys clubs.
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Haywade Boys Club
Days Clubs of America
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Omo Sil Paria
New York
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Alameda County Board of Education trustee race narrows
In Alameda township attorney Richard C. Karta Jim faces retiring assistant superintendent Charles A. Briscoe for the seat vacated by Lee Sims. In Fre m ont and Pleasanton incumbents Ronald J. Matta and dnrin Hagerly run unopposed. Oakland township sees John Penna seeking A Anthony Bilott’s vacated seat.
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T Rustee
Alameda County Board of Education
Alameda Township
Lee
Sims
Richard C. Karta
Jim
Alameda Ety School
Charles A. Briscoe
Alameda
Secon
Fremont
Pleasanton
Raning
Ronald J. Matta
Glenmont Drive
A. Anthony Bilott
Dunbarton Bridge repair project begins in weeks
Bay Toll Crossings announced a repair project on the east truss support of the Dunbarton Bridge after damage found in July. Pred 3 Early Jr. Ca Inc of San Francisco won the low bid at 1846 dollars. Work will remove guard railing and sidewalks, with one lane controlled 9 am to 3 pm weekdays, aiming for completion in June.
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Quaharton
Wie Division
Bay Toll Crossings
Pred 3
Early Jr. Ca, Inc
San Francisco
Jane
Library board votes to relocate orientation desk and install security system
San Leandro library board votes to move the orientation desk in the train library and spend 5000 for fire changes as a first step toward an electronic system. The initial installation would cost 2000, with lease purchase options cutting three year costs to 3800 then 700 thereafter, according to Library Director Stephen Eaving.
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Board of Library
Mistees
Stephen Eaving
Welfare costs rise slightly in Alameda County data
Alameda County welfare expenditures for February rose by 678 dollars from January to a total of 9,021,908. Increases occurred across family group, unemployed, boarding home and institution categories within aid to families with dependent children as well as general assistance, Cuban refugee and aid to the disabled programs. In Fremont, James Alvin Mayo, 42, a baker, was charged with assault after allegedly resisting officers with a pair of scissors during an attempted return to Vacaville State Prison. Mayo, arraigned in municipal court, fought off Michal Harnett and William Robertson at a residence on Isle Royal 42673 as they attempted to arrest him.
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Fremont
Vacaville
James Alvin Mayo
Michal Harnett
Willian Hobertson
Isle Royal
Mayo
Harnett
Evening English classes offered at Cha al College
Hayward announces two English language courses for new arrivals and those seeking fluency. English 1 meets at 9 am Monday, Wednesday and Friday focusing on spoken English, pronunciation, and vocabulary. English 112, at 10 am Tuesday and Thursday, covers written English and reading on American history and culture with speaking practice.
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Hayward
Secen Lane
Chaal College
San Lorenzo summer school offers five week program
Lorenzo summer school in San Lorenzo runs June 28 to July 30 with sessions 9 to 12 20. Students in grades 1 3 may attend Ashland Bay Lewer ing or Lorenzo Manor. Four to seven grade students may attend Barrell Fohannon Edendale or Washington Mantle. Activities include reading math language art music PE and more. Registration forms go home or available at district offices by April 14. Contact Louis Pagni principal Corvallis School at 481 3717.
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San Torenzo
Chitten
Ashland, Bay, Lewering
Lorenzo Manor School
Barrell
Fohannon
Edendale
Washington Mantle
Louis Pagni
Corvallis
Phon
County Animal Control Plan Prompts Countywide Shift
A Hayward proposal to consolidate county animal control under one governing body will go next week to the Mameta County Animal Control advisory committee. The plan envisions two divisions shelters and field service, plus a five district layout, with the board of supervisors as the sole authority and costs projected to rise from 536 600 to 1 027 000 annually.
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Mameta Couny Animal Control Advisory Committee
Cifies
Beady of Animal Control
Just Counties
Bay
William Hiltebrend
Eld Service
Alameda County
Board of
Hirlebrand
Wield
Murray and
Pleasanton
Change of face for emergency aid program in Alameda County
The Emergency Assistance Program in Alameda County restructured under new leadership with Thorsen becoming coordinator and four staff members now full time. The center moved from Tennyson Road to a Del Mar Court location, repurposed house near Mission Boulevard, funded by state highways property sale proceeds. The non profit aids families facing temporary poverty in Hayward school district, operating with a nine member board including a Hayward city council member and local business and church leaders. Volunteers reshaped after a prior split, and the center relies on donations for food and operations while referring clients to welfare or school district agencies for longer term help.
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Sue Mills
Alameda County
Signer Thorsen
Wroge
Tennyson Road
Mission Boulevard
del Mar Court
State Division of Highways
Coserves Theares Cohe
Welfare Department
Omy
Evencio Hurlada
Two budget plans for Alameda County Animal Control
Two revised budgets will be presented next Thursday to the advisory committee. One includes Hayward at 280000 and another excludes Hayward, totaling 373000. The prior 1974-72 allotment was 291777, and the revised proposals add costs for other cities and shared shelter construction, with detailed per-city figures both with and without Hayward.
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Hayward
Alameda County Animal Control
Euler Sewa
Newark
Union City
Piedmont
San Leandro
Freimont
Pleasanton
Emeryville
Alameda County
Nemont
Fremont
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Sar ‘Eandro
Premont
Plasanton
Iranian student seeks host near Chabot College
Farajollah Korendian, a 19 year old student from Tehran, asks if a local family within walking distance of Chabot College can host him. He arrived in the U S in Wisconsin and stayed with a cousin in Daly City, and is a first year pre medical student at Chabot. Contact Lewis at Messiah Lutheran Church Across from the college.
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Hayward
Chabot College
Willng
Farajollah Korendian
Tehran
Farajollah
United States
Daly City
Chabot
Eriar
Para
Bank of America awards honor 23 area winners in education
Twenty three area students across Chine College in Fremont Chabot College Hayward and various high schools were named Bank of America achievement award winners. Regional and semifinal prizes ranged up to 230 and 2000 with several runners up earning 150.
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Ners
Yards
Stegall
California
San Francisco
Chkme
Donna Farrell
Pam Vargas
Chabot College
Jay
Mahler
Community College
Chibool College
Carol Baar
George Mincks Jr
Bank of America
Speech and hearing courses offered in East Bay
Alarceda County Health Care Services Agency launches two special training courses next week at Fairmont Hospital San Leandro 15400 Foothill Blvd. One course teaches visual communication lip reading and use of hearing aids while the second offers Bron therapy for aphasia. Enrollment information available by calling the agency speech and audiology department at 1 800 ext 453.
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East Bay
Alarceda County Health Care Services Agency
Fairmont Hospital
Foothill Blvd
San Leandro
James C. Malcolm
Secon
Malcolm
Speech and
Camper theft scheme warns buyers in Bay Area
San Leandro and Hayward investigators warn buyers about a camper theft ring selling stolen units at deep discounts. Thieves targets sites in Concord Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill and truck thefts then dump vehicles in Hayward San Leandro or Oakland. Prices range from 750 to 1800 dollars. Law enforcement urges buyers to verify legitimacy and report leads to help recover stolen campers.
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Hayward
Rgt
Bari Bantore
Concord
Walnut Creek
Pleasant Iil
San Teandeo
Oakland
Banford
Chevrolet
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