Leandro Offers Fare To Area Vacationers
San Leandro highlights in the what to do division during the closing weekends of August. Listings show numerous events: dahlia show at Ban croft Jr High, flower show in Cit Hall rotunda, Western Electronic Show, Far Western swimming and diving championships at Fleishhacker Pool, regattas by the Yacht Racing Assn at Yacht Harbor, and the Midsummer Music Festival at Stern Grove with final performance August 25. Nearby counties host fairs and horse shows, boat races, golf championships, and pow wows through late August, with information from the California State Chamber of Commerce Travel and Recreation Dept.
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Sequoyah Country Club Tax Valuation Maintained by Board
Sequoyah County Supervisors refused to cut Sequoyah Country Club property tax valuation. Board members favored shifting tax burden to higher income, with a motion to reduce from 194000 to 116000 opposed by others. Earlier assessment began at 169200. latest talks showed 850 per acre for the club and 2930 per acre for Claremont, amid bitter discussion.
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Leandro Masons to Honor Blue Lodge Night
Leandro Masons led by Grand High Priest Kenneth Mulis plan the official visit of Doric Chapter No. 66 at 8 p.m. August 16 in the San Leandro Masonic Temple 116 West Joaquin Street Leandro. Masters and members of local Masonic lodges will dine at 6:30 p.m. The event, part of Blue Lodge Night, is announced by Charles A. DeLong High Priest Doric Chapter No. 66.
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London Official Visits Leandro for Macy's Bay Fair Opening
Alfred H. Foster the top city official visited SAN LEANDRO with City Manager Wesley McClure touring city offices. He attended grand opening rites at the new Macy's in the Bay Fair Regional Shopping Center.
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Railfans Picnic Sunday Draws Bay Area Groups
Rail fan organizations from San Francisco Oakland Berkeley and San Jose plan a Sunday picnic at Cowell Redwood Grove in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The event centers on a train journey on the Santan Special to Santa Cruz then a hike to Felton. Tickets are sold at Southern Pacific offices and the outing is open to the public.
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Opposed River Project Costs Questioned by Witness
In the Colorado River water suit a California witness, R L Cochran, admitted unwavering opposition to the Central Ar idena project while a Federal Budget official. He testified that construction costs totaling 433 million would factor in 50 year repayments leaving a 50 million deficit, with 18.6 million yearly power revenue and 3.5 million annual O&M costs. He noted after five decades a balance of 39.1 million still owed. Wilmer pressed his qualifications and his Nebraska state engineer past work as a federally backed water installation expert.
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Legion to Honor Past Commanders at Aug barbecue
Thirty seven World War I and II veterans who served as commanders of Hayward Post 68 will be honored at a barbecue on Aug. 24 at the Collins Phillips ranch in Palomares Canyon. The event is directed by Robert O. Dunstan, junior past commander, with other Hayward post members invited to share the honors.
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Going to College Student Prep for a New World
Washington based educators warn that gaining college admission is just the first hurdle. About 45 percent of new enrollees fail to start classes, as students must now self manage time, budgets, and study without constant supervision while balancing social life and academics.
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School Outfit Notes For A Son’s Wardrobe
A fragment lists essentials for a boy including sport jackets, slacks, shirts, sweaters, sneakers, coats, and an alarm clock. It mentions dress-up shoes and a radio, with emphasis on practical, coordinated items for varied occasions.
Watch Who You Slap Next Time
An incident in Pontcoure involving a frustrated truck driver who slapped a motorist during a four car jam. The aggressor is identified as the European lightweight boxing champion Duilio Loi, causing astonishment over the clash and its public attention.
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