Slickers to Ride for Six Days in Sonoma Trek
About 300 men, mostly city slickers, will begin a six day trek Monday from Free MacMurray ranch near Healdsburg covering around 80 miles through heavily wooded areas of Sonoma County. Notable participants include Heber Brown a Hayward lawyer and Castro Valley LDS bishop, L Silva a farmer on Crow Canyon Road, and Bernard C. Byatt a commercial pilot. The annual event by the Sonoma County Trail Blazers features white jacketed chefs, a parachute mail drop from a Santo Rosa plane, a portable bar stage and generator, and daily wake up music at 5 am with What a Beautiful Morning.
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Longer Session Planned for CM Kindergarteners
Castro Valley School District moves to a new kindergarten plan starting September. A committee of teachers and administrators recommended longer sessions with a 9 am to noon morning block and 1 pm to 3:20 pm afternoon block, totaling 180 and 150 minutes respectively. The changes affect about three quarters of the enrollment for younger students and a quarter for more mature or special needs children. Committee members include Roy Johnson, Mrs. Francés, Mel Glinchey, and Mmes. Mary Mielke, Helen Manshoff, Doris Walker, and Marcella Rateliffe.
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Mel Glinchey
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Doris Walker
Pupil Commencement Tonight at Arts and Crafts College
Oakland California College of Arts and Crafts holds ceremonies at 7 30 p m with 64 degrees and two certificates awarded Honorary doctor of fine arts conferred on Charles Luckman and Jo Sivel Luckman to deliver the commencement address titled Horizons for Youth The event marks a milestone for a pioneer in industrial design long associated with the college
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Funny Sacks Promote Calor Me Fun for Kids at Stores
A grocery item called Funny Sacks features a humorous face cutout or animal character with the phrase Calor Me. Marketed to appeal to children, the bags blend playful design with brand messaging in a family friendly way.
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Jury Trial Sought on Battery in San Leandro
Charles Fritsche of San Leandro pleaded innocent in municipal court to disturbing the peace and battery and asked for a jury trial. Judge Gerald P. Connitt set the trial date for October 23. The defendant was hired to court on a complaint signed by Mrs. O J Christensen of 127 Street Ave.
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Gerald P. Connitt
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Trustee's Crusade Against Hitchhiking Sparks Debate
Fremont Union High School trustee A B Alameda warns the city council over anti hitchhiking efforts. He says enforcement has waned and safety programs falter as students and drivers clash over warning and disciplinary steps.
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Iby
Washington Union High
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Alameda
Building Permits Fall in San Leandro Amid Decline
In San Leandro building activity dropped from an April high of 1 231 673 to 585 992. One family dwellings and apartments accounted for 421 000 of valuation, industrial work and alterations for 100 000, while nine six per cent of units were issued. Alameda officials noted declines and cited school and campus projects as part of the lull. A commencement address by former trustee George Warren was delivered as diplomas were presented. A council meeting discussed enforcing anti hitchhiking policy with a pledge to act, or a letter to the council was sent offering support.
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Sah Leandro
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George
Last Hoedown Set By Washington Twirlers
The Washington Township Twirlers Square Dance group holds the season finale hoedown tomorrow night at Washington Union High School. Rennie Griffith is master of ceremonies and Floyd Criger will be guest cellist. Event open to all local square dancers. regular activities resume next fall.
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