Pacific High studies lay readers for English class reform
San Leandro seeks to ease crowded English classes by hiring four lay readers to evaluate student themes and correct grammar. The program, funded at 4400 dollars, aims to lower class sizes at Pacific High to about 27 per English section next year.
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Teen Hayride Launches Fremont Summer Teen Program
Fremont seniors and juniors will join a hayride Saturday night departing from the Fremont Community Center at 7 p.m. The event marks the start of the Community Recreation Department summer teen program featuring picnics swimming and dances for teens.
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Parents Urge Sale of Chabot Land
San Leandro High School parents urge selling land leased by Chabot College for a Community Recreation Complex at market price. They oppose donating land to the city, arguing proceeds around 250000 could fund school buildings. The board will discuss July 6 amid bond drive concerns and city plans for a park with shared use.
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Fourth Annual Arts Festival Winners Announced
John O Lague announces the Fourth Hayward Area Festival of the Arts winners. Cash awards are funded by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce and local sponsors. Winners span Oils Watercolor Mixed Media Graphics Ceramics and Sculpture across Invitational Open and Group shows with numerous named artists and schools receiving honors.
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Charles McKee
Truman Fisher
Colombe Langton
Jackie Cook
Ray McGinnis
Barbara Boerner
Janice Whisentunt
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Christina Wallen
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Hayward High School
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San Verenzo High
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New Expanded Programs At Cal State Hayward
California State College at Hayward will offer new expanded programs with 10 baccalaureate degrees in anthropology and geography this fall. Courses in the two majors grow from 19 to 59, a 300 percent increase, with six new geography and anthropology faculty joining Dr. William L. Thomas Jr. as department chair. Transfer students plan to enroll. applications are due by July 1. Catalogs are for sale. admissions office can provide procedures. A field work oriented geography program features a cartographic lab and region focused anthropology studies including North America Africa and Latin America.
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Donald Davis
Inoculation Clinic Sunday at Fremont High School
A rabies inoculation clinic will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 p m at Washington High School on Fremont Boulevard to protect dogs and issue annual licenses. Cost is 1 50. City of Fremont and Newark Tax and License Division staff will assist residents before the June 30 deadline. A valid rabies certificate for the licensing period June 30 1984 is required. City dog licenses for 1965 461 may also be obtained at eight city fire stations or city hall.
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Knights of Columbus To Honor Ex Officers In Hayward
The Hayward Council 1618 of the Knights of Columbus will honor outgoing officers at an appreciation night this Saturday at Stoliday House 25927 Missjary Blvd. Named to be recognized are Jack Hazel grand knight Ted Shene deputy grand knight Joseph McNair chancellor Ave Levi warden and guards George Black and Al Graham. Guest speaker will be Arthur Melka state official of the Knights of Columbus.
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Population rise estimated for San Leandro area
Alameda County Planning department figures via the Chamber of Commerce show San Leandro and surrounding unincorporated areas with a total population of about 91,800 as of January 1, 1965. San Leandro proper is placed near 75,200, up from 70,600 in 1960 estimates. the 1960 US census lists 65,062 for the city and 17,153 for the unincorporated area.
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Leandro Employment Survey Plan for City Summer Jobs
San Leandro Civil Service Board meets at 7 30 p m in City Hall to review student employment in city departments. Norman Brikavich reports on summer workers by age sex and occupation. Pre employment medical exam program and rule changes for job applications also on the agenda.
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