C of C Plans Brightest City For Yuletide
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce aims to make the city the brightest in the Tay during the 1963 Christmas season. James P. Riley, chair of the decorating committee, outlined plans to light the downtown area and shopping centers with more than $10,000 in spending shared by the chamber and city. An official advertisement in Western City Magazine will cost about $500. The chamber also logs a $6,000 city allotment and hosts a membership drive the week of Oct. 21.
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San Leandro
Tay
Chamber
City of
Western City Magazine
Acililiue
Oakland
San Leandro Maiia
Mike Madaghian
Diploma To Arroyo High Principal
San Lorenz Franklin Crear principal at Arroyo High School for two years received a life diploma from trustees of Sot Lavenza Unie fird School Dist. Board hired Lorin Henry Cornwell as science teacher and eight elementary teachers. Also added adult school staff and 23 classified workers while noting resignations and leaves for 1963-64.
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Martha Louise Stewart
Teandle Boch
Wes
Patricia A. Corce
Eloda David
Wesley Day
Elizabeth Densett
Wayne Fox
Betty Ann Hoyt
Antoinete Lenshan
Margaret Levin
Helen Madrid
Florence Gail Moore
Amy Laugestad
George FR. Sc
Chabot Real Estate Class Offered This Fall
Chabot College will offer a Real Estate Principles class taught by Barnard S. Adam a Castro Valley broker and California Real Estate Association director from 7 to 10 pm on Tuesdays in the Fall semester. The three unit course meets at the Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors office 2114 Mission Boulevard. Hayward Adams a former president of the Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors has four years of experience in real estate sales development and residential appraising.
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Barnard S. Adam
Castro Vallley Real Estate
California Real Estate Association
Chabot College
Southern
Alameda
Eight Young Musicians Workshop In San Leandro
Young performers from Bancroft Junior High and San Leandro High School's arts workshop gain experience at multiple banquets and lunches. Guided by Bryant Figeroid, the program draws 12th graders Pat Guinla and Mark Damkler, 11th grader Cato Migeroid, and siblings Leandra and Caral, with ties to the San Leandro Unified School District and the San Francisco Bay area music scene.
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San Leandro
Bryant Figrroid
San
Big M
Brywit Bigerold
Leandra's
Nest
Gong Musickins
San Leandro High
Chris Fadda
Joel
Alle High School
Cato
Migeroid
Shyie High School
Oakland
Miss Figeroid
San Lorenzo Unified approves school district easement for sewer line
San Lorenzo Unified School District trustees granted an easement to the San Lorenzo Sanitary District for sanitary sewers on the high school site after a public hearing with no objections. They kept cafeteria meal prices. elementary lunches at 95 cents, upper grades 35 cents, high school lunches 75 cents, adult sandwiches 1 10 cents. Trustees adopted administrative and instructional policies including guidance, counseling, and tech education standards, and reviewed basic textbooks and elementary instructional guides.
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San Lorenzo
Qra Lona Sanitary
Wastington Manor
San Lorenzo, Unified School Dist
Paul D. Eurel
Emeentary
Titstess
Ehret
Diet Riek
Garages to Close Parking Rule Won't Stand in City
San Leandro officials considered an ordinance to ban garage parking while allowing driveways for vehicles. The Board of Zoning Adjustments granted permission to Fath Warry L. Dens and William H. Satten to close their garages and repurpose them for housing, keeping autos in driveways.
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Zonhng
Fath Warry L. Dens
Pears
Ant William H. Satten
Tudac Road
Elks Lodge 2241 Ready New Home in San Leandro
Elks Lodge 2241 in San Leandro completes renovation of its new lodge at 390 Davis St. The building, revamped after years of use, cost about $20,000 with substantial volunteer labor by 325 members. Since organizing in Oct 1951, membership grew from 147 to 925. The community note recalls San Leandro’s unique distinction tied to local industry and ferry history.
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San Leandro
Bie
United States
Tenance
Elks Lodge
Trojan plant in San Leandro idle for months says Trojan official
San Leandro plant at the foot of Lewelling Boulevard will remain idle for several months longer and no long range plans are expected before January. Officials call the shutdown indefinite. Spokesmen in San Francisco await word from eastern plant officials on the plant's ultimate status.
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San Leanlero
Trojan
Doy Co
San Fran
Cisco
Iiti
Mitchings
Sept 19 Meet On Chabot Park Set Sept 19
SAN LEANDRO A special chairman Frank Masolini and park recreation commissioners plan a joint meeting with East Bay Regional Park District directors to discuss structuring a senior citizen program at Chabot Park and surrounding areas. The meeting aims to review capital projects and park operations.
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San Leandro
Frank Masolini
Albert Gillock
East
Washington Bay
Manor Hone Owners Association
Tella
Fenure
San Weandro
Park
San Leanne
Ian Manor
Zelma Street
East Bay
ESRPD
Admission Day Observed in San Leandro
Daily offices and public schools will be closed Monday in observance of Admission Day. All city employees except firemen and policemen will have the day off. The Community Library Center and its five branches also close. Chabot College students get a vacation before classes resume. San Leandro Unified School District reopens for 1963 64.
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San Leandro
Community Library
San Leandro Unified School
Chabot College
Chabot
DeJong Announces San Leandro Symphony Season
SAN LEANDRO Director Jan deJong unveiled the 1963 64 season for the San Leandro Symphony with four subscription concerts featuring major classics such as Beethoven Eroica Teharikowsky Pathetique Schumann Fauwitt Symphony and works by Vivaldi Wagner Macher and Chausson Soloists include harpist Joel Andrews violinist Stanley Plummer and mezzo soprano Carolyn Stanford. The new member concert opens Sept. 1 at 1 40 pm in John Muir Junior High School Room 62.
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San Leandro
San Leanto
Jan deJong
Beethoven
Tehaikowsky
Schumann
Vivaldi
Wagner
Macher
Chausson
Joel Andrews
Stanley Plummer
Carolyn Stanford
Whea
Thaiis
Pam
John Muir Junior High School
Room
Library Center Woes Prompt Crackdown On Noisy Kids
Library officials plan a Sept 15 start to the symphony season and impose strict rules to curb noise in the Community Library Center. Staff will enforce limits on socializing, lounging, and table movement while reserve officers monitor disturbances.
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Beghns
Duleh-bom de Tang
Sam Leandrg
Stephen Evin
Jrud
daJong
Munity Library Center
Ewing
Nurmiah
Tebirary
Officials Caution Over San Leandro Memorial Hospital Crisis
The San Leandro Memorial Hospital executive committee meets Tuesday to tackle a $100,000 loss in 10 months and a 47 percent occupancy, with Bank of California seeking answers on future plans. Four options include city takeover, transfer to a hospital district, creating a new San Leandro Hospital District, or a $500,000 fundraising campaign.
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San Leandro
Imislons
Henderson
Nautical Night Dance Sponsored By Marinai Faire Homeowners
SAN LEANDRO A nautical theme will dominate the first annual dance sponsored by the Marinial Faire Homeowners Association. The event runs 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday at Can prety Warkers Hall Hayward. Frances Holmes is general chairman, assisted by Donald Rodrigues and others handling decorations prizes and tickets. Tickets are on sale through board members.
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San Leandro
Marinal Faire Homeowners Association
Can Prety Warkers Hall
C and
Mice Streets
Hayward
Frances Holmes
Donald Rodrigues
Robert Bevin
Robert Westlake
Decorat Lions
Joh Downley
Prizey
Jack Fri
Professional Building Ready for San Leandro Ceremony
The professional building at 457,000 Es Ticillo Avenue in San Leandro will be opened this weekend in formal ceremonies. Operated by the San Leandro Medical Group the air conditioned facility offers street parking and includes the building and equipment. City officials and dignitaries will inspect the facility Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m.
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San Leandro
Esticillo Avenue
Ue San Leandro Medical Group
STOO
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Yuletide
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William R. Kugler
Tae
Tony Loma
Arroyo High
Chabot Real Estate Class
Leandro Unified School Dist
Joe Schwartz
Carel Figerold
Mark Hoffman
Mark Gambier
Chris Fada
Janice Schmidt
Fal Quinta
Gleve Rubislo
Deruuter Toone
Nancye Serkoy
San Leandro Vigh Sehool
Mark Damkler
Bryant Figeroid
Caral
Sai
Francisca
Tiviny
Elks
Leandro
John Wallis
Pace Construction Co
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Halcyon Park
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Ritter Glen Horsley
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Steve Rubiolo
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Washington Avenue
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