Committees Set Up For Lorenzo Assn
San Lorenzo Village Homes Assn directors name four new committees for the coming year led by David Allen Rudolph Spies James Propster and Kenneth Aitken each panel to study and arrange tasks from insurance coverage fire district feasibility park use teen center improvements and candidate speakerships as listed with accompanying members and aides.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village Homes Assn
David Allen
Rudolph Spies
James Propster
Willow Glen
Kenneth Aitken
Allen
Gordon Bjork
Robert Goulart
Alma Kroeckel
Donn Martin
Ray McPhason
Julian Poole
Philip ‘Tal
Charles Woodard
Fire District
S. Bolnik
Howard Garrigan
Paul Hood
Leon Janette
Alfred LaCrone
Josef Lane
Richard McBride
Robert McDonnold
Raymond Schmudde
L.J. Arthur van Etten
Propster
A. M. Allen
Edith Andrae
Guy Barstels
Alfred Chetham
Dorothy Gordon
A. J. Klimek
L. L. Mitchell
Agnes Peterson
Thomas Pierce
Henry Schroeder
Ralph Spayda
Roy A. Stein
Aitken
C. Warren Bramhall
Maurice Church
R. E. Conklin
James M. Glynn
Linford Hunter
H. Earl Kréss
Howard Kutler
Clyde O'Callaghan
E. D. Payne
Albert Steinbring
$600 Okayed For Disposal Investigation
San Leandro council approved a $600 appropriation to fund disposal problem investigations in Southern Alameda County. Hayward Oro Loma and Castro Valley may contribute $600 each. county pays $5,000 and seeks $1,830 from Union Sanitary District and $770 from Pleasanton-Livermore. The $10,000 study supports industry recruitment. $78,000 broader study shelved. Public hearings set for April 21 and 28. Sewer plant improvement plans totaling $40,000 were approved.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Hayward
Oro Loma
Castro Valley
Union Sanitary Dist
Pleasanton-Livermore
Leland Heights
Chabot Arsas
Renewal Director Talks Tomorrow In San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO King Cole executive director of the San Leandro Redevelopment Agency will be the featured speaker at tomorrow's lunch meeting of the South San Leandro Merchants Association. He will outline progress on downtown redevelopment and discuss actions to revitalize the central business district. Eirwin Selby and Ken Richards cochair noon program with Lt. Dave Beeby serving as association president at the Stadium Club 15698 E Mount.
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San Leandro
King Cole
Trustees Endorse Exchange of Land at Argonne Site
Trustees of San Lorenzo School District approved a land exchange at the Argonne School site in San Lorenzo with flood control officials needing land along the west side near San Lorenzo Creek. The district will receive land of equivalent value at the rear of the site. The board also set wage scales for a drainage ditch project for the recreation development at Hesperian School and called for bids to be opened in April.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo School Dist
Argonne School
San Lorenzo Creek
Hesperian School
Drew St
Instructors Attend Industrial Education Parley in Long Beach
RK C Kildebeck of Castro Valley and Floyd Graham of Fremont High attended the Industrial Education Assn convention in Long Beach last weekend. Kildebeck is industrial arts instructor at Chabot Ranch San Leandro. Graham teaches auto shop at Fremont High School Oakland.
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RK. C. Kildebeck
Crest Ave
Castro Valley
Floyd Graham
Maud Ave
Industrial Education Assn
Long Beach
Kildebeck
Chabot Ranch
San Leandro
Graham
Fremont High School
Four Oakland youths jailed on vagrancy and theft charges
In San Leandro Judge Ger ald P. Connitt jailed four Oakland youths after a citizens arrest. Eddie Bell Jr and Harlan Washington received 90 day terms for petty theft after being caught removing hub taps a lug wrench and a jack from a car at 14860 Bath St. Wesley and Ballard drew 80 day sentences for vagrancy following the incident.
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San Leandro
Oakland
Gerald P. Connitt
Eddie James Bell, Jr
Filbert St
Harlan Washington
18Th Ave
Leslie Wesley
105Th Ave
Willie Ballard
West St
James R. Powers
Bell
Washington
Bath St
Petrce
Wesley
Ballard
Jaycees to Hold Candidates Night in San Leandro
San Leandro Junior Chamber of Commerce plans Meet Your Candidates Night on March 25 at 7:30 AM in City Hall Council Chambers. Nine council candidates and five school board hopefuls will appear, with Gunner Sermon and Bill Spru iathe as co chairs and Paul Deadrich moderating.
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San Leandro
Lions to Celebrate 34th Anniversary
The Hayward Lions Club marks the 24th anniversary of its charter day with a noon meeting at Wandarin Tea Garden 365 Castro St. Charter members and past presidents will be honored.
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Lions
Hayward Lions Club
Wandarin Tea Garden
Castro St
Adult Swimming Classes Start in San Leandro
San Leandro begins its adult swimming program this week with sessions Monday and Tuesday at Sarrelly Pool 38 Dutton Ave and Wednesday and Thursday at John Muir Junior High 1444 Williams St. Additional classes Tuesday and Wednesday at San Leandro High School 2200 Bancroft Ave. Each evening offers two 7 to 9 p.m. sessions with registration starting 30 minutes prior. instruction covers beginners to advanced swimmers.
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San Leandro
Sarrelly Pool
Dutton Ave
John Muir
Williams St
San Leandro High School
Bancroft Ave
Delinquency Rooted in Inferiority and Family Dynamics
Medical memo argues juvenile misbehavior stems from seeking self worth and family blame over noisy radios and untidy rooms. It suggests adult-like polite treatment with fairness reduces resentment, while societal prejudice worsens group delinquency, calling for calm parental conduct and exemplary behavior.
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Lee
Newark Sanitary Fee Proposals for Annexations Discussed
Newark union sanitary district proposes a fifty dollar per acre fee for future annexations and charges for new trunk sewers. City council will hold an informal work session at City Hall in Newark to decide whether to support the plan. Fremont Newark and Decoto representatives will meet USD directors on Wednesday for further talks.
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Newark—Union Sanitary District
City Hall
Rich Ave
City Mer
John Nail
Newark
Fremont
Decoto
USD
Budget Boosts OK'd By Leandro Council
San Leandro City Council approved budget increases totaling over $313,000 from the general fund contingency to cover unexpected expenses and salary hikes granted in November. The meeting also planned a library board discussion on branch libraries, funded cross protection devices near SP tracks, and approved an SP signal at Washington Ave and Halcyon St plus a Chamber of Commerce progress report on East 14th Street lighting.
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San Leandro
Library ‘Board
At & P.m
Southern Pacific
Williams St
Washington Ave
Halcyon
Students to Present School TV Set at Assembly
Seventh graders at Linda Vista School in the Irvington District will unveil a newly purchased television set during a school assembly tomorrow. The device was funded by a lunch time cookie and ice cream sale and will be used to show history ranking events and educational programs. The set has already featured a science program linked to a class space project.
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Fremont
Irvington
Linda Vista
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Lorenzo Assn
Jaycees
East
14Th Street
Lard
Elgin
Olympic
H. L. Herschensohn
M.D
Bond
Leandro Council
J King
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