Literacy volunteers teach reading with Laubach method
Mrs Sally Dil g ard leads 25 volunteers at the Living English Center in Livermore to teach illiterates reading using Frank C Laubach literacy, a 40 year old method now used nationwide. The center at St Savior's Lutheran Church runs Monday to Friday and seeks tutors and support in training materials funding and transportation.
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Sally Dilgard
Living English Center
Frank C. Laebach
Livermore
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Livermore trustees urge focus on general needs over priorities
Superintendent Ed Trundstrom urged Livermore school trustees to refrain from detailing expenditures tied to a June 2 tax and bond election. The board accepted a campaign brochure outlining precinct worker outreach and a plan to reserve funds for future use while preparing for May budget steps.
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Livermore — School
Ed Trundstrom
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Vin Mary Jones
Livermore
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Heritage Committee pursues rescue of old SP depot in Livermore
Local Heritage Committee activists push to save the South ern Pacific depot on North Livermore Avenue. Estimates to renovate and relocate reach about 90000, with interior repair needed after vandalism. Community volunteers and local businessmen rally to fund and supply materials as SP officials weigh options.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Heritage Committee
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Southern Pacific
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Barbara Adams
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Livermore Avenue
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Livermore airport chief retires after 20 years of service
Brians, 50, announces retirement as Livermore airport manager. plans to move to Amador County with wife to enjoy years of rest after guiding airport for two decades. He remains active as education chairman for the California Association of Airport Executives and will be succeeded by younger leadership.
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California Association of Airport Executives
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Amador County
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Tom Sawyers Admitted Free At Caverns Draws Crowd
A Missouri cave offers free admission to anyone named Tom Sawyer amid plans for a new film shot on site. Owner Lester B. Dill defends the policy as non discriminatory, noting that any woman named Tom Sawyer also gains free entry. Other brief clerical and community notes follow.
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