Notable books listed by Leandro Library
San Leandro library administrators announce 41 notable titles of 1957 from the Notable Books Council of the Public Library Association. The list, including four novels, reflects literary merit and aims to broaden readers’ view of themselves and others locally and internationally.
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Leandro Library
San Leandro
Notable
Agar
Agee
Allen
Bedford
Bone
Brooks
Burngame
Chase
Golden Sovereign—Church
Churchill
Mr. Barnch
Coil
Cowell
Seven Caves
Coon
Cozzens
Djilas
Durant
Farre
Greece
Hamilton
the Vaucluse
Wylie
Anson
Johnson
Kissinger
King Ranch
Lea
America
Dinner Dance By Boys' Unit Set March 29
SAN LEANDRO The annual installation dinner dance of the San Leandro Boys' Club Board of Directors will be held at Sequoyah Country Club March 25. Officers to be installed are Mrs. Gladys Valley president Edward Miller first vice president Frank Cerrutti second vice president Henry Bruno secretary and William Cross treasurer. The affair begins with a cocktail hour at 6 30 p.m. and dinner at 8 o'clock. The program includes the club's annual Man and Boy Award and introduction of active directorate members. Installation committee includes A J Oliveira C O Hetferman Cerruti Mrs. Rita and Mrs. Valley. Tickets from the Boys' Club or Frank Cerruti.
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San Leandro
Boys’ Club
Oliveira
C. O. Hetférman
Cerruti
Peggy Ritler
Valley
Rittler
Davis St
Frank Cerruti
Cherry Land High School Site Grading Underway
Ground clearing and site grading for Cherry land High School on Western Blvd proceed after removal of former homes. Pacific Coast Builders of San Francisco won the contract Wednesday night with a bid of 2,400,000 to construct the new school intended to serve about 1800 students and projected to open in September 18.
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Cherryland High School
Western Blvd
Sunset
Laurel Sts
Pacific Coast Builders of
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Builders
Teachers Hit By Satellite Pollution Lawsuit
California teachers sue the Chemical Company of Richmond over alleged toxic waste from satellites tied to the International Geophysical Year. The claim seeks 15,359 dollars in damages for polluted San Francisco Bay bass stocks and related losses.
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Robert Stollberg
San Francisco
Hay
Ward
Staufferson
Chemical Company of
Richmond
HHS
Assn
San Francisco Bay
Pan Felson
Windfeldt
George
Enderlin
Department of Fish
Berry St. Hayward
Assn. Pres. Sliza
Felson
Don Felson
Beth Lec
Builders, Inc
Fluoridation Endorsed by Junction Ave P TA
In Livermore a Junction Ave P TA group voted 152 to endorse water fluoridation. President Mrs A J Olver opened a five minute discussion before the vote.
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Livermore
Junction Ave
P-Ta
A. J. Olver
Italian Descent Club Planned Meets Tuesday
Italian descent men organized the Buon Tempo club aiming to enrol 150 members with a first meeting at 8 pm Tuesday in the Labor Temple at 1541 Mattox Road. Roy G. Pucci and Everett Silver spearhead efforts in East Oakland San Leandro and Hayward with plans for a club building and monthly social events.
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Labor Temple
Mattox Rd
Roy G. Pucci
Hayward
Hwill
East Oakland
San Leandro
Everett Silver
Retarded Kids Week Declared in Hayward
Mayor John Purchia declared March 31 1993 Retarded Kids Week in Hayward and urged residents to donate time and money to Alameda County’s Assn for Retarded Children. The group aims to raise funds to build a center with nursery, sheltered workshop, activities class, child care, and family counseling on Walpert Street near Second Street.
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Hayward
John Purchia
Assn
Alameda County
Purchia
Walpert St
Second St
Easter Pets Sales Banned
Charles B. Marsh of the Oakland SPCA announced strict enforcement against selling baby chicks ducks and rabbits as Easter pets Local humane officers will inspect pet shops and firms to ensure compliance with city and county prohibitions unless the animals are raised for food purposes
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Charles B. Marsh
Oakland Society For the Prevention of
Marsh
SPCA
Power of Women Shown in Orchard Park Battle
Orchard Park residents in Centerville opposed a Signal Oil Co gas station near Allen G. Norris School at Thornton Ave and Towers Way. City leaders reversed a six day permit, citing zoning near schools and faith in good faith actions, while PTA members and parents pressed for a different site.
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Carroll Clark
Fremont
Orchard Park
Centerville
Signal Oil Co
Thornton Ave
Towers
Allen, G. Norris
Signal Oil
Ffeets
Menton
Oil Company
Macis County
Orchards Park l
PTA
Allen G. Norris School
P-Ta
Lawrence A
P- TA
Ighor
Gounexman
Bruce Michael
Jance
George Kolburg
Manuellhance
Amaral
Byron
Burnett
White
Shell Explosion Destroys Tank at Pittsburg Plant
A 3,000 barrel spent sulfuric acid tank at Shell Chemical exploded Thursday night causing a spectacular fire. No injuries are reported and the blaze was controlled in 30 minutes. Damage is estimated at 25,000 dollars. The blast shook the Pittsburg Port Austin area and knocked out power across several communities as flames were visible for miles.
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Pittsburg
Shell Chemical Company
Port Chicago
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Ife
Mehta
Andau
Michener
Towar
Stewart
Thiel
Stonewall
Vandiver
Albert Gallatin
Walters
East
Woodring
Wright
Neptune
Daily Review Osca
EAC
Marlon Brando
Anthony Franciosa
Harfall
Alec Guiness
Charles Laughton
Withers
Thony Quinn
Kvitiorio
Delica
Arran
Sessue Hayakawa
Bridge Over River Kwai
Arthur Kennedy
Payton Place
Russ Tamblyn
Peyton Place
The
Daily Review
Lucky Review
N&c
Oscar Winton Ave
California
Airport
Oakland
Gloser
Stadium
Center
Chabot
del Mar
Fox Grand Lake
Lorenzo
Niles
Paramount
RITZ
Roxie Stad
TOWER
Vine
Lana Turner
Joanne Woodward
Carolyn Jones
Bachelor Pary
Acelsa Lanchester
Chofe Lang
Peyton Claes
Miyoshi Umeki Seyenera
Deboram Kerr
Ann Magnani
Elizabeth. Taylor O
Weld
Diane Varsi
Fayton Place
All the Wey
April
Tammy
Wild Is the
Macy's Bay
Macy’s
Pantie
Macy's
Macy's Lingerie
Macy's Bay Fair
155Th Ave
ELGIN
Browning
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