Volunteers Scouters to Be Honored at Annual Dinner
An annual dinner honors volunteer scout leaders in the San Francisco Bay Area. Paul D. Phret, president of the Bay Area Council, will install Lawrence Warblow as district chairman, with several district officers and pack leaders named for roles across troops and packs 60 to 83.
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Chetrowood
Paul D. Phret
San Francisco Bay Area
Boy Scouts of America
Lawrence Warblow
Thomas Fowler
Fred Korematsu
Walter Malsharyani
Chel Robertson
Jefferson math team wins first San Leandro math bowl
Jefferson School's elementary math team topped six preliminaries with 10 points against Madison. Madison placed second with a team of four and one alternates. A total of 44 students participated in the event held at Bancroft. Co chairs were Edgardo Torres and Marie Mollath.
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San Leandro
Jefferson School
Robert Hall
Greg Robinson
Ray Soares
Burk Miller
Steve Conrad
Madison School
Joh Hallen
Nicky Abbord
Lee Ann Pollan
David Hodgkins
Jefferson
Madison
Enel Rettestant
Edgardo Torres
Marie Mollath
William Redan
Marila Agegian
Garfield School
Jean Willinger
Cleveland School
Kay Lubman
Jon Smith
Bancroft Juice High School
T Wo High School
Banvrolt
San Leandro Work Committee names chairmen and members
Work Committee aides named BAN LEANDRO Henry Bryne and William Bordencourt chair a special Work Committee of the San Leandro Development Committee. The group will devise and recommend a program to call public attention to the Re development Project in downtown San Leandro. Other members include Frank King Peter Seymon Phil McClure Tom Fowler and Don Swinger.
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BAN Leandro
Henry Bryne
William Bordencourt
San Leandro Development
Gram 10
San Leandro
Frank King
Peter Seymon
Phil McClure
Tom Fowler
Don Swinger
Bruno
Bettencourt
Armed Services dinner planned by Rival Arch Masons
A dinner honoring all branches of the United States Armed Services is planned by Rival Arch Masons of Ala gaeda Chapter Wo. 7M. Tickets are available from L. H. Castlic, secretary recorder in San Learxiro, at $5262159, or from KE. G. De vine, high priest, at 523 0278. Reservation deadline is Wednesday. High ranking officers of over franch of the service will be honored guests.
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United States Armed Services
Alagaeda
L. H. Castlic
San Learxiro
KE. G. Devine
Grand thefts total eight thousand five hundred dollars
Police report five grand thefts across days with $8500 stolen. A Richmond man’s trailer and $5035 of contents vanished after being left in a rented trailer yard. Roy E Brady reported his trailer missing Tuesday night around 8. The Pacific Telephone Co. lost three pieces of equipment valued at $2000 between Feb 0 and Tuesday, per Donald W. Lister of Walnut Creek.
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San Leaniro
Sam Leandra
Richmond
Roy E. Brady
Gemeo
Hesperian Blvd
Pacific Telephone Co
Donald W. Lister
Walnut Crook
Holy Ghost Festival Parade and Dances in Union City
The Holy Ghost Festival in Union City features parades and dances at St. Anne's Church near Smith and Vallejo Streets, with events starting tomorrow afternoon and continuing through the night. Scholarships, senior recognitions, and a high school dinner will honor 43 seniors, plus a pancake breakfast hosted by Lions and a Mother-Daughter Tea in Hayward. Community groups sponsor multiple events across Newark, Union City, and nearby towns, including bike rodos, parades, carnivals, and chess instruction with free coaching. Proceeds support Lions charities and youth activities.
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S.D.E.S. Society
Alvarado
Union City
St. Anne's
Smith and
Vallejo
Elgin
San Lorenzo
Ile Eden Township
Ith Vous Lea
Youtl
San Leandro marks 71st year for longtime city manager
Wesley McClure observed his 71st anniversary as San Leandro city manager this week while continuing his duties. He planned a casual visit from colleagues at city hall, but a call to Sacramento interrupted the plans. McClure began as city manager in 1949 at age 33 and holds one of the nation’s longest tenures. He is UC Berkeley educated in public administration and has served in multiple governmental roles including Federal personnel programs, UC research, and state relief work. He also served on the Allied Military Government staff in Germany and worked with the Public Administration Service since 1937.
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San Leandro
Wesley McClre
McClure
Sacramento
University of California, McClure Git
Ite
fecera\l
University of California
California State Relief Administration
Tenexac Valley Authority
U.S. Army
Germany
Public Administration Service
Budget Details Show Cultural Programs and Pool Costs in Hayward District
The proposed 1973 74 budget for HARD outlines a 3.5 million dollar recreation district plan including belly dancing as cultural programs, possible removal of lagoon pedal boats, and a mobile recreation program for preschoolers. The report notes housing area needs with babysitters and working parents, plus a summer survey by CSU Hayward students. Major line items include 1 025 million in salaries, 1 2077 million for fixed assets, and 45119 million for services and supplies. projected swimming center income 106 006, expenses 165 000, utilities 46 000, chemicals 24 000. Additional funds target two lighted courts, and $7 677 for teen drop in programs. total indebtedness grows to 2 5 945 by June 0 1974.
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Hayward
Ares Recreation -Distriet
San Lorenzo Park
South Hayward
T Hard
California State University
Castro Valley
San Felipe
San Lorenzo
Cenag
Canyon
Kenneth Aitken
Casum Valley
Memorial Park
ILARD
California
Business Department
Parks Department
Recreation Department
Kennedy Park
Haywand
San Loverteo
Transfer funding clash stalls BART AC Transit pact
BART and AC Transit argue over who pays for transfers under a gas tax funded plan. MTC and both agencies seek clear policy on earmarking funds for intersystem transfers as a December contract nears expiry. AC Transit fears bearing full costs while BART pushes for regional funding rules to simplify passenger transfers.
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BART
AC Transit
Bell
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
MTC
ACT Transl
Thei
AC Transit Board of Directors
Ac:transit
George Davis
al Bart
AG Transit
Bill Hein
Davis
Mtc-Bart
AC ‘Transit
Hein
Nice
Heln
City aide Leandro McClure reappointed to intergovernmental panel
Leander city manager Wesley McClure was reappointed to the California State Council on Intergovernmental Relations. Governor Reagan announced the reappointment of McClure and four new council members, completing a full slate of six returning members.
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Ban Leandro
Wesley McClure
Leander
California
Canneil
McClre
Ronald Reagan
Goverfor
Enonell
Arthritis Month proclaimed in San Leandro
Mayor Jack D. Maltester designates May as Arthritis Month in San Leandro and urges residents to support the local drive. He notes more than 7,000 residents suffer from arthritis and calls the figure shocking. John L. Gumnpertz, M.B., chairs the 1973 fundraiser.
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San Leantro
Jack D. Maltester
San Leandroa
Maltester
San Leandro
John L. Gumnpertz
M.B
San Lorenzan to be Ordained in Oakland Priesthood
A San Lorenzo man among three candidates to be ordained tonight by Archbishop Joseph T. McGueken of San Francisco. Rev. Robert K. Thien among 20 students to be diaconate in Spain at St. Patrick's Seminary, Menlo Park. Rien, son of Mrs. Agnes Rien of 17406 Via Frances, San Lorenzo, Houltendale Sunset High School and California State University in Hayward. Two other candidates, Rev. Fan Clett and Rev. James V. Matthews, both of Oakland, to receive pastoral assignments by Bishop Floyd L. Basbe of the Oakland Diocese during their senior year.
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San Lorenzo
Dionise
Oakland
Joseph T. McGueken
San Francisco
Robert K. Thien
St. Patrick's Seminary
Menlo Park
Rien
Agnes Rien
Frances
San Lanenzo
Houltendal Sunset High School
California State University
Alameda County Sales Tax Revenue Warms 1973 Figures
SAN LEANDRO reports first quarter 1973 sales tax receipts totaling about 500000. Alameda County areas see varied distributions with Oakland receiving the state share while Hayward 355000 Fremont 215000 Livermore 61000 Newark 35000 Pleasanton 250000 and the county share noted against 2000 figures.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Oakland
State Board of Equalization
South County
Hayward
Fremont
Livermore
Newark
Pleasanton
Inner Peace meetings set in San Leandro
Two introductory Inner Peace Movement meetings will be held in San Leandro to acquaint residents with self development and awareness. The first is tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Community Library Center, the second next Tuesday in the hospitality room of the Great Western Savings Bank building. There are no charges, but donations will be accepted.
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San Leandro
San
Great Western Savings Bank
Horton
Ping
Braves to gather at camp for Fathers and Sons event
About 24 dads and sons ages 6 to 9 from Indian Guide tribes will arrive by private car for a spring camp at Y Camp Loma Mar in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Bud Slayton and Kallie Moore lead tribes as the event centers on father son companionship with nature crafts hikes campfire skits a downhill derby and a traditional swap stop.
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Rome
Fielden Area
YMCA
Y Camp Loma Mar
Santa Cruz Mountains
Bud Slayton
Colette St
Hayward
Kallie Moore
Internation Comect
Linfield Lane
Lads and Sons
Man pleads guilty to battery in San Leandro court
Lawrence K. de la Gardelle 22 of Walnut Greek pleaded guilty yesterday to misdemeanor battery in San Leandro juvenile court. His sentencing by judge Robert Byers is set for June 1. Kenneth K. Youighland and Michael R. Henderson, companions, pled guilty to misdemeanor resisting an officer, fined 85 dollars and given six months probation. The melee began at Johns Bar on lower Davis Street when de la Gardelle allegedly attacked officer Terry Boess with a pool cue. charges of resisting arrest and drunkenness were dismissed.
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San Leandro
Lawrence K. de la Gardelle
Walnuut Greek
San Leandri Tanteipal
Robert Byers
Kenneth K. Youighland
Royal Ave
Hayward
Michael R. Henderson
Gainsborough Terrace
Fremont
de la Gardelle
John
Lower
Davis Steet
de la Gardella
Terry Boess
Baess
de da Gardella
Housing needed in San Leandro for Japanese students
A one member delegation of Japanese students arrives July 24 under the Interstudy program seeking housing in San Leandro. Contact Mrs Doris De Soto at 495-5055 or 568-3261 or Mrs Deke Wall at 035-1010. Interstudy office 495-7696 can arrange a bed, meals, and a friendly environment.
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San Leandro
Deke Wall
Doris DeSoto
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