Fremont Council Approves Property Use Plan and Study Grants
Fremont City Council approved using an unoccupied building for a small group facility by the Army Corps of Engineers and authorized study funds. A $100000 appropriation funds load control studies and recreation planning with Alameda Creek and Coyote District involvement through regional parks and flood control boards.
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Eagles Official To Speak At Livermore Conference
Michael ty Gaffney of Milwaukee a Fraternal Order Eagle official will address the Livermore Aerie on Tuesday. A dinner precedes the meeting at Rock House Livermore with J Francisco as general chairman and W J Fitgerald of Glendale as guest prior state president.
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Livermore CofC Elects Five New Directors
Livermore Cham ber of Commerce names William W Barker Burke Critterfield Pete Minkler William Thumph and Dudley Warner to its board. A luncheon to elect officers is set for March 27 at Lucky Lanunday followed by a banquet at the Castie Wool Country Club on March 13.
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Australians Increase Coffee Consumption Amid Postwar Shifts
A Sydney report notes Australian per capita coffee intake rose to about 2 pounds annually since 1948, though total consumption dipped one pound per person from WWII levels. Merchants attribute rationing and price pressures as factors. Meanwhile Fremont hosts an evening class on coffee terminology and speed reading at Washington High, aimed at improving comprehension for professionals and students.
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Site Sought For WUHSD Yard Offices In Fremont
Fremont Washington Union High School District seeks a 10 acre site for a corporation yard and administrative offices. State planner Howard Rowe told board members the state will finance and support a coordinated maintenance yard and offices, while a unified central administration is questioned due to separate district needs. Board discussed feasibility of locating both facilities on one site near Washington Union High School.
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Howard Rowe
State Department of School Planning
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Wesley Sears
Corporation
Lawrence Sylva
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Business Machines Class Open in Fremont
Sign-ups are being accepted for a course in business machines offered by Washington Events School two nights a week at Irvington Stabler Loge. The class runs from 7 to 9 20 p m with John W Mitchell cited as leading the program and listing machines such as adding and duplicating devices for students.
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