1963 March of Dimes drive head for Perry in San Leandro
Merging L. Perry, loan department supervisor at Bank of California San Leandro, will head the 1963 March of Dimes drive here. The campaign opens January 2 with Mothers March chairwoman Mrs Anthony Abreu. Theme is Give for the Life of a Child. funds support research and patient care for polio and birth defects. Perry, a Hayward native, and wife Marilyn live in Pleasanton with two sons. He joins local volunteers new to the drive, aiming to boost efforts across Alameda County.
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Children's Hospital of the East
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Ie Salk Institute For Biological Studies
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
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June
Misquote prompts teachers union dispute in San Lorenzo
A reported statement in The Daily Reviews quotes Rapola of the Teachers' Association claiming a unified district would use reserves and a unified schedule to avoid tax increases. Rapola denies making the quote, saying the claim misrepresents union views on combining high and elementary school calendars.
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San Leandro Chamber Eyes Building Space Plan
The Better Quarters Committee will study new building options for the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce. Henry Bruno, junior past president, heads the effort and has assigned Arl Steven of Indenco Engineers to draft preliminary plans for a potential new facility.
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San Leandro
Aliens Reminder to File Address Reports January
On January 1 1963 the Immigration and Naturalization Service announced aliens in the United States must file address reports during January. Ralph Holton said nearly all citizens must file unless exempt such as diplomats foreign representatives or temporary agricultural workers. Penalties include up to 200 dollars fine up to two years in prison and deportation. Address report cards available at INS offices and post offices beginning January 1 1963. Aliens abroad must report within 18 days of return.
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Air Guard Band to Open Gov Brown Inauguration
The California Air National Guard Band, a 33 member unit led by Warrant Officer Donald Schary, will play at Governor Edmund Brown's January 7 inauguration. The group, formed 15 years ago, has performed for dignitaries including Princess of Thailand and President Eisenhower and appears at the California State Fair annually.
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Governor Brown
N Nmber
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Dwight J. Eisenhower
Bandis
Sacramento
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Seattle
Baniarate Schary
Andussie Leading College
Louasie Tachens
Prexenity
Driving Instruction In The New Term Offers Classes
The program offers adult driving instruction beginning January 7 with daytime classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 12 noon and an evening class from 7 to 10. It runs seven weeks of classroom instruction followed by five weeks of behind the wheel training. A total registration fee of 815 includes a 12 laboratory fee for field training.
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Leandrans Plan Caravan To Shrine East West Game
San Leandro residents will form a caravan to the Shrine East West football zone at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. More than 300 people will ride six buses and several cars. loading starts at 10:30 am and the convoy departs at 8:45 pm, led by Edward F. Voorhees of the local chamber of commerce special events committee.
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San Leandro
Kezar Stadium
San Francisco
Edward F. Voorhees
Boawaire Chamber of Comineose
Whileman
San Leandro Backing for Chabot Site Sets Stage for Campus
A San Leandro site committee unanimously backed the general Chabot area as the second campus site for South County Junior College. The panel will urge the Board of Trustees to conduct detailed экономic studies to determine the best location, with the lakeshore site likely guiding the five to six year research and land purchase plan. The vote followed debate over marsh versus rocky hillside options and included opposition from local developers concerned about the Tipkin property.
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Chabot
South County
San Leandro Junior College
Valance Gill
Te San Leandro
Local council debates college site costs and new grading plan
San Leandro council members clash with calls to curb earth moving expenses for college site plans while a proposed grading program gains support. Gerald Warthley warns against rash moves as a youth burglarizes Brothers Market on Davis Street, triggering a police response and alert at the store.
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San Leoniire
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Semic College
Lee
Committee retreat debates campus site zoning concerns
Committee members met at the Chabal site retreat to discuss the Trojan company's land for a campus. College trustees commit to avoiding industrial land, while architects and San Leonire's Community Guide outline the area may undergo periodic zoning review amid unclear status.
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Trojan Company
Trajan
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