Maggi Elected Head Of San Leandro Chamber Of Commerce
John Maggi, co owner of Security Parachute Co, was unanimously chosen to head the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce for 1964. He succeeds John Blaisdell as officers named include Louis Mayer first vice president Allan Gates second vice president Andrew J Perry Jr third vice president Tone Jape treasurer. Installed at the annual dinner dance January 12 at Sequoyah Country Club. The board includes Beal Benz Brittan MeIntyre Redrick Wiggins Smith Patella Sprague Anerson Darling Gaisford Gibbons Kugler Madaghian O Keefe Silva Smith Johnston and King named to replace Ray Sulprizio.
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San Leandro
John Maggi
Security Parachute Co
Hist Ave
Chamber of Commercs
Maggi
el 2 Way
Hayward
John Blaisdell
FLA
Louis Mayer
East Bay
Walter's
Allan Gates
Macy's Bay Fair
Andrew J. Perry Jr
PG. and
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Tone Jape
Croker-Anglo Bank -In
Chamber
Sequoyat Country Club
Directtors
It Steelers & P. Beal
del Mar
Felix Benz
MacArthur
iThomas Brittan
Fastshore Highborhood
Norman F.meintyre
Richard Redrick
Willian D. Wiggins
W. S.mitt
Frank Tvaldl
James J. Halloran
George E. Piment
J. C. Smith
Joseph Smith
Willian Johnston
Ray Sulprizio
George King
The
St Regis] Paper Co
Residents oppose quarry permit in Bay-O-Vista San Leandro
Bay-O-Vista Improvement Association asks San Leandro City Council to reverse a Planning Commission permit granted to F & H Land Co. for a quarry near Daily and Slumbell Drives. Residents allege noise, early-morning operations, and traffic through subdivisions. seek a defined timeline, engineering studies, drainage fixes, back-road use, and stricter controls. The council will hear the appeal Monday night as protests press for a reduced impact and safer residential development plans.
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San Leandro
May-O-Vista
Hills
Slumbell
Bay-O-Vista
F & E Land Co
Frank and
Ernest Iveldi
Maynard
Theit
West Ave
Ivaldis
Elmits
Baily and
Humboll
Tomes
I. H. Peck
WL Grafft Ave
The
Improvement Association
Planning Commission
Land Company
Sam
Tnd Pa
Hay-O-Visions
Mey
Income Fund Declares Dividend Amid Asset Gain in 1962
The Commonweal Income Fund of San Francisco announced a 42 cent per share dividend on 3,241,370 shares outstanding at the end of fiscal 1962 on November 30. The fifth fiscal year closed with a 12.7 percent rise in total net assets and a 21.6 percent increase in shares outstanding from 1961. The fund's total assets reached $29,582,235.
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SAN Fiancisco
Fhe Commonweal Income Fund
San Francisco
Chamber Endorses Gas Tax Hike for City Roads
San Leandro chamber directors vote 19 to 2 to back a proposed one cent per gallon gas tax to fund city street construction and maintenance. Chair Gerald Worthley defends the tax as fair, citing alternatives and support from the State Chamber and local council. Membership hits 864 firms with 175 new members last year. two brokerage firms are eyeing local offices, with Brune and TF Green & Co. among those seeking San Leandro locations.
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San Leandro
Fred Tawlina
Worthley
Mike Madaghian
Chamber
Henry A. Bone
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