South County Notables Lead Active Local Figures
South County residents propel regional leadership as John Maseller heads East Bay Electric Auto Association. Ken Bailey and Cecil H. Kenney join new officers. Alumni and students earn competitive invites and honors at Ohlone College, 4-H, and Bank of America programs. Local leaders receive board appointments, and community groups celebrate awards in photography, science fairs, and poetry. Multiple residents gain recognition across education, public service, and youth leadership ventures.
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John Maseller
Migneroa Drive
San Leandro
Eastbay
Electric Auto Association
Ken Bailey
Black Ave
Pleasanton
Cecil H. Kenney
Ross St
Oakland
Kevin Bray
Mission San Jose
Warren Enos
Fremont
Ohlone College
California Community College Placement Association
Cathy Skivvars
Hayward
Associated Blind of California
Sacramento
Internet Revenue Service
James Landon
Liberty House Portrait Studio
Bay Area
Sandra Garretsee
Chabot College
Bank of America
Pholographic — Bootery of America
California Association of Christian School
Redwood Christian School
Castro Valley
Kim Wade
Irs
Darbn Boyer
Tammy Kemptner
Evergreen State College
Olympia
Wash
California State University
Sue Shnieder
Elva Howe
Mark Shaw
Josephine Thwaites
California State Automobile Association
Tennyson Elementary School
Ronald Phillips
Firs
Kenny
United States Pipe and Foundry Co
Bernice Graham
A. Duarte
D. Dyer
Vincent G. Lamb
San Lorenzo High School
National Education Associ
Kathleen Harris
Our Lady of the Rosary
Union City
Pamela Brothers
Colleen Gallaway
St. Leonards
David G. Holmes
National Safety Council
At &I. Luke’s Hospital
San Francisco
South County
Diane Perry
Washburn Drive
Penny Tripp
Sundberg Ave
John R. Rodgers Jr
Vernal Ave
Public Relations Society of America
George C. Prriborowski
Alameda County
Dollar per house goal set for Second Chance fund drive
Newark community counseling center Second Chance Inc aims to raise funds with a dollar per household drive on May 16. The organization at 6173 Baine Ave seeks to educate about drug dangers and offer crisis intervention, referrals, and youth programs including a 24 hour helpline at 702 HELP. It runs a recycling center next to the venue and operates 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
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Newark
Second Chance, Inc
Second Chance
Baine Ave
Amang
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Pacific Grove
Richard Clark
Koltinger Club
Kenneth Gilliland
Independent Club
Walter Marvest
Lone Tree Club
Gordon R. Ewig
Chapel of the Chimes
California State Board of Accountancy
Stonard Reagan
Joe McCord
San Diego
American Association of Community College
Trikpees
Dene Gomez
Lonsdale Court
Bob Jewel
Mowry Ave
Mission San Jose High School
Mont
Division of General and Comparative Studies
University of Texas
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James Mahaney
Christine Ochoa
Wil Lamoreux
Niles Elva
Southland Ice Arena
Southland Mall
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Redwood Road
New York Life
Califfornia
Robert W. Melarland
Barbara J. McConnell
Ramona RB
Dunlop Michael J. Gordon
Joan TL. Kingman
New York
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C.L.A
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