Riley Named to San Leandro Library Board
James Riley, vice president and manager at First Savings & Loan, will join the San Leandro Board of Library Trustees after a board reorganization vote. A resident since 1953, Riley has led campaigns for library bonds and chairs local business and civic groups. The meeting at the Library Center, 300 Estudillo Ave, will review a lease for the Mary’s South branch at 146th Avenue and East With Street.
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Ted” Cole
San Leandro
James Riley
First Savings & Loan Assa
San Jeanito Community Library
Estudillo Ave
Mary's South Brach
146Th Avenue
Fast With Street
Arts Class Signup Set for Fremont Community Center
Registration opens at 8 p.m. for Mrs Leroy Williams Twe arts class at Irvington Elementary School cafeteria. The six week course begins Jan 29 at the Community Center Building, mainly for adults to learn painting and other fine arts techniques. A $5 fee applies. classes meet every Tuesday.
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Leroy Williams
Irvington
Fremonts Community Recreation Department
Zoning Dispute Halts San Leandro Apartment Work
San Leandro council halted a $200,000 Zel Street apartment project after a zoning dispute. Council members clash over senior housing in a professional zone and a loophole alleged by opponents, while legal review and a court hearing are planned.
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San Leandito
Zeta Street
Robert Taylor
Planting Commission
Cor
Leandro weighs open space grant for shoreline plan
Leandro officials eye an open space grant of up to 40000 to fund local shoreline acquisitions, with the 1963-64 plan earmarking 100000 for shoreline holdings and 1962-63 budget set aside for related land purchases. Council awaits advisory reports before approving actions and possible further state and federal funding.
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San Leandro-Ii
San Leandro
U. S
King F. Cole
San Lean-dio
San Leanne
Yaka! Scavenger Co
Nevilacqua and
Trojan
San Lorenzo Creek
Sidewalk Program Approved As City Prioritizes Repairs
San Leandro council last night approved a top priority sidewalk program for Alvarado Street near Peteraxan Vractor Co Merced area and Washington Manor. Council members Cheathon and Suers outlined a two tier plan funding gutter and sidewalk installations with property-owner costs.
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San Leandro
Alcaraila Anal
Merced
Daoltitl
Pargo Street
Manor Stoubevard
Washington Manor
Alvarado Street
Peterxan Vractor
Bridge Class To Be Offered At Community Library
Bridge class sponsored by the Ban Juandro Recreation Dept runs Wednesdays at Sant Leanroa Community Library Center Floam A 20 studio Ave Sessinas through April 3. Helen Poole directs sessions from 9:20 to 10 noon with a $6 fee.
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Han Leandro
Ban Juandro Retreation Dept
Sant Leanroa
Floam A
Studio Ave
Sessinas
Helen Poole
Good Results Achieved In Sewage Tests
San Leandro Public Works Director G Homer Mamlin told the city council that new treatment routines at the Das Vis Street plant have raised daily suspended solids removal to 43000 tons and improved discharge quality. He said the method could aid cannery waste handling next year amid questions from the Bay Area Regional Water Pollution Control Board about the sewer operation.
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San Leandro
Das Vis
G. Homer Mamlin
Hamlin
Robert Taylor
Hanlin
Bay Area Regional Water Palludiat Control Board
Plaza Bell Site Reinstatement Sought by City Council
Three native council members joined Mayor Mallester in urging Parks to restore the Plaza Bell toll marker in Downtown Plaza. The bell, once the town’s original plaza marker and a stop on the early California Mission Trail, was removed during a remodeling and later reinstated before being uprooted again in the latest redevelopment. Core supporters argued it honors early residents. the mayor and others say the marker should be returned as part of California’s heritage.
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Leandro
Parks Department
San Leandro
Jack D. Mallester
Plaza
Maltester
California
William Suerstedt
Robert Taylor
Wesley McClure
Bill Aimed At Schools Bias
SACRAMENTO AP four bill aimed at reducing de facto school segregation in California moves forward led by Sen Albert S Rodda Democrat Sacramento. The proposal backed by Gov Brown would expand the Commission on Teacher Elimination adding staff and power to advise and cooperate with local boards on drawing attendance area lines to curb gerrymandered districts. The commission has quietly opened up minority teacher opportunities and the measure seeks to avoid a state clash while tackling de facto segregation.
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Sacramento
California
Albert S. Rodda
Redlila
Sov. Bown
Commission
Tiwhta
Mulford Gardens zoning clash spurs legal consultation bid
A meeting of Mulford homeowners in San Leandro debated hiring an attorney to research a buffer zone status amid six new developments. Residents aim to learn if a legal opinion can support restoring the buffer, possibly affecting multiple zoning approved under a 1960s revision. The council planned a meeting with residents and the developer to discuss Marina Boulevard projects and permit questions as zoning remains temporarily frozen.
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San Leandro
Mulford Gardens
Mulford
Glenn Forbes
Mullord
Bayside
Howsever
Merle Etherton
West 133Rd Ave
Etherton
Marina Boulevard
Citizens’ Group
Milford Homeowners’ Association
Stalford
Forbes
Antuaththaac Real Tgteetcuc
Stuart Hunt
Etaee Dental Plates
Lions Form Union City Club In District 43
A group of 22 men in Union City organize the Union City Lions Club to receive its official charter on February 23 at the International Kitchen. Temporary officers include Kenneth Garcia as chairman Oscar Dowe secretary treasurer and Manuel Semane daily ist. The club falls under District 43.
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Union City
Union City Lions Club
Centerville Lions
Union City Lions
International Kitchen
Kenneth Garcia
Oscar Dowe
Manuel Semane
Sard Club
Square Dance Class In San Leandro Near Woodrow Wilson School
A square dance refresher course runs tomorrow through April 3 at Woodrow Wilson School San Leandro with 12 Wednesday sessions sponsored by the Recreation Center. Fee is 7.50 per couple or per single dancer, instructed by Tex Travers in the intermediate course, classes from 7 to 9 pm.
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San Leandro
Woodrow Wilson School
Williams St. Feo
Tex Travers
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