Red Cross Instructor Training at Lege Medical Center
Bay Area classes offer advanced first aid and closed cardiac massage to qualify as a Red Cross instructor. A current standard first aid card is needed for the instructor course starting Monday evenings 7 to 10. The standard card is also required for the advanced first aid course Tuesdays 7 to 10. Closed cardiac massage sessions run 7 to 9 pm on June 11 and June 24, per instructor Bernice Taylor.
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Red Cross
Lege
I Naywal
Bernice Taylor
Metering Station Delayed in San Leandro Work
The Drake Avenue Metering Station for the Gro Loma Sanitary District remains unfinished, delaying acceptance at this week's district meeting. A final payment to contractors Alinger Mornott and Bradford is postponed due to ongoing minor difficulties.
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Ihe
Drake Avenue
Floresta Gardens
San Leandro
Gro Loma
Alinger, Mornott and
Bradford
Cal State Hayward to stage Tambourines of Glory tonight
Cal State Hayward presents Langston Hughes musical Tambourines of Glory by the Black Performing Arts Troupe at 9 o'clock in Room A-1055 of the Cal State Music Building. Richard Gant directs with Carolyn Jones as music director and Albert Charles as choreographer. Beverly Levy designed the costumes. A cast of 15 sings and dances in a folk ballad about Harlem's spiritual life. General admission 1.50. Cal State students admitted free.
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Hayward
Langston Hughes
California State College
Cal State Music Building
Richard Gant
Carolyn Jones
Albert Charles
Beverly Levy
Harlem
Cal
Hayward youth convicted in pill sale faces state custody
A 19 year old Hayward resident Hubert W Wood was committed to the California Youth Authority after being arrested August 25 for selling a quantity of amphetamine pills to an undercover agent. Ralph A Sisneraz 20 of Hayward received 9 days in jail on misdemeanor heroin possession. Raymond Aguirre 21 now in La Habra pled guilty to marijuana possession and faces three years probation.
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Hayward
Superior Court
California Youth Authority
Hubert W. ‘Wood
Demeanor
Sisneraz
Raymond Aguirre
LaHabra
Sisnevez
Aguirre
Pleegs
Service station man opposes site in San Leandro
John Ely of Ely's Union Service appeals a board of zoning adjustments ruling approving a gas station at 14610 Washington Ave. He calls the action unfair and biased and cites environmental concerns. Ted Armstrong plans a limited gas station with a free car wash offer to lure customers.
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San Leandro
John Ely
Ely
Union Service
Doolittle Drive
Washington Ave
Ted Armstrong
Shell Oil Company
Marina Blvd
Four-Band concert canceled for Memorial Day weekend
A concert featuring the Chabot College, Winton Junior High, Rancho Arroyo, and Castro Valley High School bands planned for 8 15 pm tomorrow in the Chabot College gymnasium has been canceled due to conflicting activities during Memorial Day weekend.
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Chabot College
Winton Junior High
Rancho Arroyo
Castro Valley Iigh
Morrow
National Ancient Mariner Regatta gathers Sea Scouts in estuary
One thousand Sea Scouts from seven western states converged on Government Island in the estuary between Oakland and Alameda for the first National Ancient Mariner Regatta. Morgan L. Fitch Jr of Chicago is national chairman. Capt. W. Curwen leads the Coast Guard center hosting. Events run through today with closing ceremony at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. regatta marks a shift from a Bay Area tradition to a national event with observers from other regions attending.
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Oakland
Alameda
Boy Scouts of America
W. Curwen
United States Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay Area
Ancient Mariner
Morgan L. Fitch Jr
Chicago
Sea Explorers Committee
Agegian challenges Crown in 14th Assembly district
In San Leandro and Alameda areas, elementary school teacher Marlin Agegian faces incumbent Assemblyman Robert Crown in a Democratic primary. The race centers on freshness versus experience and opposition to the proposed Southern Crossing, with Crown calling for study and hearings and Agegian opposing bridge plans to protect residential areas and Garfield School.
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San Leandro
Marlin Agegian
Robert Crown
South County
Alameda
San Lorena
Oakland
Someoe
Lony
Crown
San Francisco Bay
Hunter's Point
San Francisco
Distief
Assembly
State
Toll Bridge Authority
San Leandro names Emily Shehee new family service director
Emily Shehee, longtime staff development supervisor for San Francisco welfare, named director of the Family Service Agency of Central Alameda County. Shehee becomes the agency’s first Black director on the West Coast, taking office July 1 after a nationwide search following John Eremko’s resignation. Sheinee holds a 1968 UC master’s in social work and aims to apply book knowledge to practice with expanded community contacts. Celestia Giles returns to case director and counselor roles, and Shehee’s Oakland residence accompanies five sons, one a California State College Hayward student.
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San Leancho
Emily Shehee
San Francisco
Shehee
University of California
Celestia Giles
San Leandro
Oakland
California State College
Hayward
Zach
Tennessee
Hayward police seek overtime pay and benefits rise
Hayward Police Officers Association pushes for time and a half overtime pay amounting to about 200000 annually plus 477000 in fringe benefits. Proposals include incentive pay up to 15 percent, full premium medical coverage, expanded sick leave, premium pay for evenings and nights, higher uniform allowance and court time pay. Police Chief Waldt backs the stance while noting overtime is standard Bay Area practice.
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Bayward
Stork Road
Dave Keller
Hayward
Keller
Kalter Sant
Larry Waldt
Lis
Bay Area
Koller
Blue Cross
Kaiser Medical Plan
Waldt
Alameda County
CHP Graduates Assigned to Santa Fe Springs Patrol
Ernest V. DeVaughn Jeff and William L. Spurgeon of Hayward have graduated from the California Highway Patrol Academy in Sacramento and are assigned to the CHP Santa Fe Springs area. Spurgeon studied police science at Chabot College and served in the Navy from 1961 to 1965. DeVaughn, a San Lorenzo High School graduate, served in the Navy and was an iron worker before joining the patrol.
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Hayward
Hayward Unified School District
Scholarships Inc
Hayward High
Richard Dale Falkowski
University of California At Berkeley
Nadyne Grimes
UC. Berkeley
Bruce Tolley
U.C. Santa Cruz
Mt. Eden High
Doris Lynne Buckner
Brigham Young University
Sheryl Lynn Peterson
San Jose State College
Amarjit Sabharwal
A.G. Berkeley
Ter
Ernest V. DeVaughn
Jeff
Wiliam L. Spurgeon
California Highway Patrol Academy
Sacramento
CHP
Santa Fe Springs
Spurgeon
Chabot College
Navy
DeVaughn
San Lorenzo High School
Patrol
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