Foster grandparent plan organized across Agnews San Jose
Nationwide program funded to aid retired people by offering companionship to underprivileged children. Qualified applicants must be over 60 with annual income above specified limits. benefits include hourly pay, meal, and medical exam. Local contacts given for interested families.
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Sillit
Jimgram
Agnews State Hospital
San Jose
Agnes
Wall
Vhrough
Interstunly
San Francisco
Doris DeSotn
Rade
Cranston aide to meet Hayward residents tomorrow
Gerald Yokum, aide to Senator Alan Crane, will visit Hayward California to meet local officials and answer questions. He will be at Assemblyman Carlee Bee’s Hayward office at 22794 Main St from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call to reserve a talk. Crane seeks closer contact with communities ahead of re election.
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California
Alan Cranelaw
Stile
Gerald Yokum
Hayward
South County
Tesidente
Yokum
Carlee Bee
Main St
Alameda County Board Expands With New Appointments
St Joseph's senior Michael James Ronel named to Alameda County Human Relations Commission Board confirms Ronel along with Richard Alexander and Joseph Blood to related posts. New nominees include Woollaw Hanons Lester Anhagan Env Livermore and others to alcoholism committee and a Bay Area finances panel.
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Michael James Ronel
St. Jwepi’s High School
Alameda
Alameda County
Toman Relations Commission
Spervisors
Rossi
Ashland Jones
Altmeta
Wholing
Faasi
Alt Ts
Crus
Wred
Cooper
Richard Alexander
Oakland
Human Relations Commission
Woollaw Hanons
San Lean Insurance
Lester E. Anhagan
Alamein
Env! Livermore
San
Sandra Bachman
Alanteda
Hospital Workers Union
Bates
Thomas J. Sweeney
Clerical Workers Union
Japanese League grants scholarships to six South County youths
Six South County youths received $100 achievement grants from the Japanese American Citizens League Eden Township chapter. Recipients include Dennis Kitayama of Logan High School Union City, John Benis and Kerry Ellison of Sunset High School Hayward, Gary Aikawa of San Leandro High, and Youth awards of $5 to Hayvid Tesidunls, Craig Kuraton, and Gery Shimagaki. The awards were announced at the first annual senior ryc benition pollick dinner in San Lorenzo Bayunta. Kitayama will represent the chapter in the national competition.
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South County
Dennis Kitayama
Logan High School
Unionity
John Benis
Kerry Ellison
Sunset High School
Hayward
Gary Aikawa
San Leandro
Shire
Hayvid
Frank Domi
Nguez
Arroyo High School
Arroyo Sigh
Lungait
Beligang
Music scholarship drive announced at San Leandro High
Vern Ralle, director of Instrumental Music, launches a drive to fund summer camp scholarships. California camps cost 8 to 200 weekly. each scholarship covers 24 and reduces camp expenses. Contributions sought from business, industry, clubs, and individuals. Contact Rolle at 234 Bancroft Ave for details.
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San Leandro
Vern Ralle
Sav
Leandro High School
Californa
Ace
San
Union City Council Special Meeting Tonight
The Union City Council will meet at 7 tonight at city offices 54 Whipple Rows Union Gly for a special session with the technical advisory committee to discuss the uniting moratorium and sewer capacity. Maynard Dr. Robert Geiger will discuss sex and the disabled and show dilma at the meeting. Woman’s Aglow Fellowship hosts an 11 30 am luncheon at Notte way Restaurang 754 MacArthur Blvd Oski lind with Dorothy Marin Cristian publicist as guest. Music by the Victory Temple Ensemble. For ragaryattans call Jan Curler at 278 5900.
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Union City Council
Whipple
Union Gly
Woman's Aglow Fellowship
Thuesday
Notteway Restaurang
MacArthur Blvd
Osklind
Dorothy Marin
Cristian
Spook
Victory Temple Ensemble
Ragaryattans
Jan Curler
Council Approves 40 Homes On Hoover Site
San Leandro city council granted approval for a 40 house development on the former Hoover school site in Bay-O-Vista after a public hearing tied to a Memorial Hospital expansion plan. Speakers urged conditions on construction hours and equipment, with talks of keeping dust down and muffling gear.
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San Leandro
Hoover
Bay-O-Vista
Tapic
Memorial Hospital
Bam
Taw
Bells repay city debt with memorial carillon gift
San Leandro city officials celebrate the completion of the Bells of Peace carillon project funded by Singer Housing Company Priday and AMVETS totaling about 707000. The installation honors veterans and anniversaries of the city’s incorporation and Spanish exploration. Future funding may extend the carillon and add holiday recordings.
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San Leandro
Menavilton
Glen Darling
Singer Housing Company
Priday
Singer
Maria Polverosa
Polvorosa
Maura Polvaresa
Peraltas
Casa Peralta
Centorial
National Amvets
Erans Organization
Carillon Cammites
Gussie Kimball
Pisanthront
Jack Neavill
Seven firms join the San Leandro chamber of commerce
Seven new industrial firms join the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce led by National Hiscult Co and Mobile Trick Report. Other new members include Handi lap of Northern California Tyler Refrigeration Custom Cleaning Rota Router Sewer Service and Ale Corp. total local investment about 1.2 million dollars with multiple expansions and new facilities across Alameda County.
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San Leandro
Nation Biscuit Co
Huenoughs Ave
Nabisco
Chonsid
Mivalle Wrek Repair
Whitney
Oren
San Leandro gets state and federal funds for two major projects
San Leandro will receive federal and state financing for two large capital improvements. The wastewater treatment upgrade at the Davis Street plant totals 973000 dollars with 164000 from the EPA, to meet regional discharge rules and improve bay recreation and wildlife conditions. A second project, 943000 dollars, involves a pump and intersection work on Marina Boulevard and Merced Street funded by the state and county agencies to ease congestion and improve traffic flow from the nearby freeway.
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San Leandro
Environmental Protection Agency
Lower
Davis Stiedt
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Hiehan¢ Hy Ward
Public Works
Ward
Aptecat
Alameda County Flood Control
Merced Street
San Leandeo
Nawily Freeway
Negotiators mull personal leave policy at San Lorenzo district
San Lorenzo trustees discussed a personal leave policy requested by the San Lorenzo Education Association for 572 teachers. If all take full leave, annual cost would reach 42825. The plan faced questions over vagueness, while emergency leave remains in place. The board also approved changes for non teaching staff and field trip plans for students and bands.
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San Lorenzo
Sar Lorenzo
Paul Ehret
Laerenzo Education Association
Istriel
Ehéet
al Frumkin
Rut Halverson
SLBA
Varias
Khvet
Classified Personnel Commission
Mexico
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Army Recruiting Office
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