Gopher bite scare at James Monroe School shocks San Leandro
Report of four San Leandro youths at James Monroe School 3750 Monterey Ave bite by a gopher. Victims Bob Grove Wayne Rowson Mark Wilkins and Ricky Simms reported finger marks with minor injuries. nurse Mrs Fern Peace treated them with green antiseptic soap and alerted parents.
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James Monroe School
Monterey Ave
San Leandro
Fern Peace
Bob Grove
Figueroa
Wayne Rowson
Mission Way
Mark Wilkins
Cresti
Ricky Simms
Carrillo Dr
Mrs. Peace
Soft Breeze theme set for WUHS Senior Ball Friday
Washington Union High School prepares for a Senior Ball with Karlt Bruhn and band playing from 9 p.m. to midnight. Junior committee includes Joan Park and Pat Overacker. after midnight party by Washington Township Women's Club awaits chaperones from PTA and local groups.
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Fremont
Washington Union
Karlt Bruhn
Joan Park
Ron Dominiguez
Pat Overacker
Cynthia Goodtwin
Janet Dutra
Joyann Rebband
Candy Colem
Ons
Joan Souza
Patt Overacker
Arlene di Gullo
Barney Bragg
Shirley Foy
Janice Camper
Washington Township Women's Club
Wustees
Diana Merrill
Cynthia Robertson
Carolyn Huskey
Carolyn Huskey, ‘Joyce Howell, Don Watton, Helen Peterson, Barbara Santos
Wayne James
Dave Gould
Pat Pereira
Sondra Gold
Diane Dearborn
Toam
Wuhs Pta
Jail Terms In Melee Begin In San Leandro
In San Leandro two men were sentenced to 90 days in county jail after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace from a May 26 drive-in melee. Frank Munoz, 21, and Joaquin Mezalnaes, 20, faced other counts dismissed, with Munoz ordered jailed as a probation condition and a July 2 probation hearing set. An Oakland youth, Jack Bauer, 13, is to face trial for the incident at Gordon's Drive-In.
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San Leandro
Frank Munoz
Orchard
Ave
Joaquin Mezalnaes
Oakland
Gerald P. Connitt
Munoz
Magalhats
Jack Bauer
Gordon's
Drive-In
150Th Ave
Hasty Téth St
Flying and its Engineering Problems Seminar Topic
Lt. Comm. G. W. Blease will address a Friday noon meeting on flying and related engineering problems at the East Bay Engineers' Club in the Athens Club building situated at 12th and Clay Streets Oakland.
San Leandro Teachers Pay Change Proposed
Amended salary proposal from San Leandro Unified School District teachers seeks to settle salary differences with the Board of Education after the board rejected a $200,000 next year increase plan. The teachers’ association now allows administrators’ raises to be prorated year by year toward the original schedule, to align with the teachers’ terms while maintaining overall net increases.
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San - Leandro
San Leandro
Teachers Association
La Vista to Pick Trustee After Tie Vote in May Election
La Vista School District trustees set June 24 to fill the seat after a May 17 tie between Paul Friedrich and Ty M. Giem at 228 votes each. Elizabeth Patterson did not seek reelection and will leave the board June 30. a runoff may require state legislation, but no bill has passed yet.
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la Vista School Dist
Paul Friedrich
Ty M. Giem
Elizabeth ‘Patterson
Board of Trustees
Carlos
Bee
Alameda County
Legion Post To Install Friday in San Leandro
Legion Post 117 and its auxiliary unit prepare Friday ceremonies at Veterans Memorial Building 1105 Bancroft Ave San Leandro to install new officers led by Alameda Countys Voiture team under Al Mathebat and Mrs James Chevel directing district installation.
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San Leandro
American Legion
Memorial
Bancroft Ave
Alameda County
al Mathebat
James Chevel
10Th District
Wilson Black
Kenneth Lowe
Donald
Clyde Johnson
Archie, Brantley
Burbank Preschoolers Tour SP Roundhouse Engine Room
Twenty youngsters from Burbank Pre-School Washington Manor visited the Southern Pacific Railroad for a roundhouse turntable ride and engine room inspection. Accompanied by director Mrs. Amy Hoyt, several mothers joined the outing including Jewel Friedenberger Marlys Howard Barbara Reid Sylvig Sweet Yvonne Brown Margo Pratt Evelyn Lievre Elaine Fedor and Renate Ornca.
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Washington Manor
Burbank
Southern Pacific Railroad
Amy Hoyt
Jewel - Friedenberg
Marlys .Howard
Barbara Reid
Sylvig, Sweet
Racing at County Fair A trainer's quiet might behind Belmont like
At Pleasanton County Fair opening June 21, veteran horse trainer Bob Waugh leads an 82 year old team preparing 16 horses for a 200 day racing year. His crew includes wife Elsie and son Douglas, with key support from exercise boy Eddie Boneze and rider jockey Kermit Fields. The operation covers 23 starts per horse yearly, travels 20 000 miles through Northern California fairs, and shares prize money among trainer, jockey, owner, and crew.
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Pleasanton
Bob Waugh
Scot
Ralph J. Carter
Castro Valley
Elsie
Waugh
Kermit’ Fields
Hayward
Kermit
Eddie
Douglas
Wnt
Sacramento
California
Gwen
Leandro Playgrounds Summer Plan Open Week
San Leandro recreation officials announce a summer playground program starting Monday with an orientation week. The system includes Cherry Grove Thrasher Park and multiple school grounds with crafts games and tournaments, plus excursions swims and picnics for children.
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Dora
Ross Cunningham
Cherry Grove
Thrasher Park
Cleveland
Garfield
Halcyon
Jefferson
Madison
McKinley
Carolyn Hodge
Don Fournier
Jim Divita
Newark School Bid Turndown Looms for New Multi-Purpose Rooms
NEWARK bids received for construction of new multi purpose rooms at Mr D Silva School Thornton Ave will likely be turned down says Supt Jack McGregor. Trustees opened six bids last night with the lowest bid $9000 over the district original estimate. Officials say they will not approve higher cost building. The board will review estimates this week and district attorney will examine bids for legality before the next regular meeting.
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Newark
of & New
D. Silva
Thornton “Ave
Jack McGregor
McGregor
Train Matter Controls Engine Start And Tractor Gear
A fragment notes that controls in a cab require operation by the operator bag to start the engine and place the tractor in gear. This terse item references mechanical actions and the sequencing of starting procedures on a railway or traction unit.
Area Guards Prepare for Camp Roberts Training Camp
Nearly 340 National Guardsmen from Southern Alameda County detachments head to Camp Roberts for annual summer exercises from Saturday through June 29. A 10,000-man convoy led by the 749th Ordnance Battalion from San Lorenzo joins the 159th Infantry Regiment G Company of San Lorenzo and the 629th Field Artillery Battalion based in Alameda County. Fremont Battery C sends 74 soldiers. While at camp, the 48th Division, including 159th and 629th units, will be on active duty and receive full Army pay.
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Alaminda County
Camp Roberts
749Th Ordnance Battalion
San Lorenzo
749Th
159Th Infantry Regiment
Alameda
629Th Field Artillery Battalion
Alameda County
Fremont Battery C
48Th Division
Deed Switch Tonight At Eden Community Center Dinner
The Eden Community Center will host a deed transfer to Lorenzo Masonica Lodge No. 709 at a dinner tonight on Elgin Street in Ashland. Lions Club officials and the Building Association will represent the respective parties. The center building was moved from Eastrath Street and 150th Avenue about eight years ago and refurbished for community use.
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Leandad
Eden
Lorenzo Masonica Lodge
Eden Community Center
Elgin St. Ashland
Lions Club
Emil Mosce
Lodge
Blaster Woodrow H. Patterson
Ray
Abett
Assn
Ashland
Lions
Club
Alabam
Eastrath St
150Th Ave
Grad Rites In Leandro Set
SAN LEANDRO Graduating seniors of San Leandro High School will receive their diplomas in outdoor ceremonies around the senior bench in front of the school gymnasium 2200 Bancroft Ave at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Diplomas will be awarded. delegation of 18 Legionnaires will be introduced by Principal Jack Roberts. The San Leandro Board of Ed will be represented by Commander Matt Martin and President A J Oliveira Wilson KK, commander elect. Invocation will be by Pat Schmitt, benediction by Lynn Carral, Art Ames, James Bone, Kenneth Bone, Rob Lowes, Wayne Hinders, Evalbert Anderson, Ralph Anderson, Wallin and H C Wolfe. Student speakers will be Rob Lowes, Wayne Hinders, Evalbert Anderson, Ralph Anderson, Sue Miguel and Larry Shepp.
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San Leandro
San Leandro High School
Bancroft Ave
At & P
Jack
American’ Legion
of Roberts
California
Long
Beach
Matt
Martin
A. J. Oliveira
Wilson
Dispute over Mt Eden school program faces trustees
Mt Eden School board grapples with changes to the mentally retarded program as three teachers and district psychologist Mrs Elena Kipp consider full-time posts elsewhere. Superintendent Chaclea Kenney says the shift aims to improve the program for 75 students and trustees authorize a separate salary schedule to attract better psychologists, with openings to be filled July 1 and a July 8 open house for Morrison School construction bids and related district reorganization.
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Mt., Eden School
Chaclea
Kenney
Eleana ‘Kipp
Kipping
Peather
Torzcon
Morrison
Tor' Bida
Mobr+ Tand
Latrict
Ional
San Leandro plans hearings on居 Cordiero case and other items
The San Leandro Planning Commission will conduct a hearing tomorrow to determine if Mrs M Hi Cordiero unlawfully conducts rooming or boarding at 851 Estudillo Ave and the hearing may be continued from May 22. The session will begin at 8:15 p.m. in the city hall council chambers. The commission will also consider proposals to extend the Bay-O-Vista tract eastward and applications from A L Grim for a used car lot at 2320 East 5th, R G Rose for medical and dental offices at 379 Estudillo Ave, J O Bollini for a dental office at 1077 Davis, and Foster & Kleiser Co for three billboards at 988 MacArthur Blvd. Planning Director Douglas Day will report on progress toward a tentative Alameda County master plan.
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San Leandro
Bay-O
Council Defers Dog Law Action
City council defers consideration of Hayward proposed dog ordinance until July 2 deferring action after heavy citizen protests. The measure mirrors county and city dog control ideas and council instructs staff to assemble ongoing protests for review during the interim period.
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Hayward
Alan
Smith
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