Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 76

1 si Ja I Wednesday, June 25, 1986 THE TRIBUNE, Oakland, CalEwnla li, REUNIONS names, addresses of missing classmates. Call Ralph Thompson, 847-2088; Joan Baker, 032-' 1023; or Bill Miranda, 947-4073. LspAarRY ELLS IIIGII moaid, class 6f 76, tentative ffflTon Oct. 4, Party Palace in Fairfield. $25 dinner dance, -depdline for monies July 11.

Call Djanna Brown Stafford, (707) 4z8s 5187 after 5 or (707) SKYLINE HIGH In Oakland: Class of 66, reunion 23 and 24. Call 838-7605 days, 376-1781 evenings. JJ. KENNEDY HIGH In Fremont- Class of 71, July 12, Newark Hilton. For reservations call Toni DeMalo, 490-5166 or Carol Grant-Franco, 490-2576.

ARROYO HIGH In San Lorenzo: Class of 66, Saturday, Hilton Inn in Newark. No-host cocktails 7, dinner 8, dancing with KYA Oldies Rainbow. Call 886-3054 or 828-4937. OAKLAND TECH Classes of '46, 40th reunion in September. Call Bob Buelna, 632-9038.

GRIM REAPERS Association (13th bomb squadrcm) needs names and addresses of Korean War vets for reunion. Call Robert T. Anderson of Lemoore, (209) 924-2803. SKYLINE HIGH Class of 71, 7 to 1 Saturday, Sept 13, California Ballroom, 1736 Franklin, Oakland. $20 per person.

Call Grady Harrison, 351-1568, or Debbie Herrero Traut-ner, 6635-1985, in San Leandro. UA AIR FORCE Army Air Corps 37th annual reuniod Aug. 28-Sept: 1, San Francisco. Names, addresses of 3,000 men 22nd Bomb Group has lost touch with since South Pacific during World War II are needed. Call (305) 636-5004.

ENONAL HIGH In Alameda, classes of 56 and 57, July 12 dinner dance, 50s-style dress encouraged. No-host picnic for graduates, families, friends July 13. Call Barbara Swan Roth, 522-4978 or Hope Vaquera, 278-5729 evenings. GASTLEMONT HIGH 1946 grads, big bash at Newark Hilton, July IMS. Call 276-0361.

RICHMOND UNION High School, class of 61, Saturday reunion. Call 724-2011 or 829-0904. 4 ENCINAL HIGH Of Alameda, class of 71, July 12 reunion at Blue Dolphin, San Leandro. Addresses of classmates sought. Call.

Janet Castro, 865-1852 or Mike Nolan, 483-4013. ALAMEDA HIGH -r Class of 66, reunion being To help, caU Kathy Grayson-Hart-man, 523-5111. AMADOR IIIGII Class of 76 in Pleasanton, reunion ug. 9. CaU Carrie Skjelstad, 309-835-9564 days' or Pam Pereira, 646-7634 evenings.

SAN LEANDRO HIGH Class of 61: Call Marry Lou Cas-tagna Barros, 357-8490. Send names and addresses to 1063 Bodmin, San Leandro 94579. a HAYWARD HIGH ClasS of 56, tentative date Aug. 23. Mss-ing addresses.

CaU Bev Cardoza Lemos, 537-4158; Paula Silva, 797-0853 or Betty HainjSil-va, 634-5787. I WASHINGTON HIGH -Jof Fremont, class of 56, Au 9, Hilton Hotel, Seafch for 65 miming classmates. Write Box 3833, Newark 94560. AJflm-nl from 52 through 57 welcome. AMERICAN HIGH Class of 81, 8:30 to 1 July 19, Willow 5T61 work hours.

park Country Club, Castro Val- i't: ley. $22.50 single, $45 couple. wROOSEVELT IIIGII In Call Kippy Gomes Ivaldi, 790-t Oakland: all-class golden. 8980 or 792-5677. I years reunion Centen-V i wJWaLRall, Hayward.

Prime-rib I dinper, dancing to Frankie James and orchestra, music of 3 SOssnd 40s. Call John Horwath, 3 58212114. Oakland high class of 3 65,5 reunion Sept 6 and 7. Call 3: 221:4320 or 5304914. 1 a TENNYSON HIGH Class of 81, Shenanigans, Jack London Square, Sept 12.

Call 785-1743 or 782-4170. 134TII INF ANTRY Regiment Association, first Holiday Inn, Grand Island, Oqt3 and 4.. Write. Robert L. 3REMONT HIGH Class of Fowler, 1819 N.

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to 6 p.m. on Saturdays. There will be no. service on Sundays or holidays. Fares will be 50 cents for adults; 25 cents for persons 6 through 18 and for those 60 years and older, and free to all handicapped people, and children 5 and under when accompanied by a fare-paying passenger.

Bus schedules are being printed and will be available at chamber of commerce offices, libraries and hotels and other locations in the Tri-Valley area. More information about the transit system and the inaugural may be obtained by phoning 829-6330. To interest people in the new' transit system, the Livermore-Amador Valley Transit Authority will offer free bus rides to the. ribbon-cutting ceremony. The Wheels buses will roll at 10 a.m.

and again at 12:15, 3 and 4 p.m. Bus riders will re-' ceive a free Wheels T-shirt Buses representing all the valleys mass transit systems will be on display, as well as a double-decker bus. The first week of full service, to begin at 7 a.m. Tuesday, will be free, of charge. The system will serve Pleasanton and Dublin initially, with Livermore coming on line next year to form a truly valleywide transit system.

The service. will run from 7 PLEASANTON Wheels the Tri-Valleys newest transit system will get rolling with a community party and ribbon-cutting ceremony Sunday at Pleasanton Sports Park at Jlopyard and Parkside roads. Full transit service will be- 3 in Tuesday in Pleasanton and' ublin. The inaugural celebration TWill include refreshments and Entertainment, as well as the fisual round of speeches by lo-cal politicians, starting at 11 fe.m. Those attending the inaugu-will receive' free Wheels ppnttons, which will enable ridden to use the new system free of charge on certain free-ride putton days during the year.

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tea S1Ws22a1t waasMiiouN ASA 97 Rwg.7t9MNQW H7 SEARCH-RITE FLASHLIGHTS" OQQ97 ID KQ. 695 AO NOW Wufuf HANDGUN ADAPTOR inuaiB MANNLICHER STEYR GB 9mm 18 Shot BlueRnlsh ris- 267 CSpa On and OB in SMondi No Somm No MoamMnnitMDiiB kv roM noom anooonQ WWnWAMngUUtaMM4tagsrMlnHyMi nma him iov nmn Wheels buses have been decorated with a touch of whimsy. Complete with cleaning kit REG. 697.50 Jiljab offering summer computer Livermore The Law-feifte Livermore National Labo-Science Education Cen-UtiSii again offering summer rremputer classes for students teachers. 'ginning and advance UllO classes are running In tHife.

sessions through Aug. 8. classes are held from 8 juniors and seniors. Sessions are two hours long, starting at 8 a.m. one day per week.

Self-taught, self-paced classes in the PLATO system are open to students, teachers and administrators. Study subjects include reviews of basic math and reading, introduction to computers, algebra, programming In BASIC, FORTRAN and PASCAL, pre-calculus, calculus, introduction to college chemistry and inorganic chemistry. Classes will be held at 10 a.m. for two hours per day, one day 'per week. Students, teachers and administrators can also use the science centers self-taught, self-paced tutorials.

Including LOGO on IBM, Apple and Commodore 64; VisiCalcon on IBM; wordprocessing and typing on IBM and Apple. SEC computers are available for use by experienced programmers who do not have access to a computer.1... Teachers and administrators are invited to review SECS educational software by ment A special workshop for teachers on LOGO and pre-LOGO activities will be held frozq July 14 through Aug. 1 from 1 to 4 pm, with one hour devoted to discussions. Workshop facilitators are Lindsey Westbrook, a sixth-grader from Portola Elementary School, and John Arela, a seventh-grader from Bollinger Canyon Elementary.

All classes are being held at the new SEC facility at Almond Avenue School, Pod E. For more information, call 423-0550. The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Is operated for the UJS. Department of Energy by thq University of California. Beginner raoft to 9:45 a.m., and advanced closes from 10 to 11:45.

Beginner classes are aimed at Xstuflents with a good math back- i. XfrgiQd who are ending the fifth grde through beginning the sev-: ZSB9 Krde. Students work in pairs, with SdhJ20-hour session limited to 2X6 Students. Sign-ups are on a Qr-Come, first-served basis. Reparation classes for the raiminary Scholastic Aptitude' TeA, Scholastic Aptitldue Test TTRTGraduate Record Exam are open to high school sophomores, I-- 1.