Sister City ties grow as Ribeirao Preto visit ideas spread
Mrs. Mayme Rinker of San Leandro promotes non political sister city ties with Ribeirao Preto Brazil. She urges clubs and civic groups to collaborate on projects like hospital fundraising and cultural exchange to deepen mutual understanding between the cities.
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la Leandro
Hideiras Preto
Brazil
Mayne Rinker
Regier Ave
Aspies Ao
Rinker
Asisconn Nity
Ntional Civic Coyommtteee
State Dept
Washington
Ribeirad Preto
Rio de Janeiro
Brasilia
Sant Leandro
Ribeirao Preto
Lions
Rotarians
Lionesses
YWCA
Mayme Rinker
Begiey Ave
Kellogg's
Castro Valley Area Plans Three-District School Bus Merger
Richard Murray announces a plan to merge bus systems of Independent, Palomares, Castro Valley Elementary and Canyon Valley districts into a single transportation pool this fall. The four districts hold nine buses and overlapping routes. pooling aims to improve service and cut costs. A December vote will decide unification to take effect at the start of next year.
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Castrol Valley
Richard Murray
Independent School Dist
Independent
Palomares
Castro Valley
Canyon Valley
Murray
Lour
Castro Valley’ Area
Leandro Band Concert at Kennedy Park Today
The San Leandro Municipal Band conducted by Manuel Medicros performs today from 2 to 4 pm in Haysvard Kennedy Park. The Heyward Area Recreation and Park District sponsors the event and provides supervision and games for younger children with parents.
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San Leandro
Manuel Medicros
Haysvard
Kennedy Park
Heyward Area
Alameda County Schools Expect Enrollment Rise This Fall
Alameda County officials project total enrollment of about 235000 students, up from 224480 last year. Kindergarten numbers drive the increase with 19000 enrolled this fall versus 10000 seniors graduating last June, led by South County districts.
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Alameda County
South County
Robert Coney
Coney
Dergarten
I South County
School District Openings September 8 to 14
Hayward Unified and Newark Unified announce openings with multiple campuses in South Bay areas. Districts plan first day on September 14 with high schools including James Logan, Castro Valley, San Leandro and Livermore systems. Joint unions and junior colleges like Chabot College set start dates around August 30 to September 8.
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Hayward
Alvarado
Decoto
Fremont Uni
Southfied
Newark Unified
Washing County
Canyon Valley Unon Union High
James Logan
Heganymore
Igh
Andiclasses
Mountain
South County Junior College
House School
Chabot College
Barnyard Mystery Stolen Pigs And Hens Reported
The Kankakee sheriff handles a case from Anna Robbins of Pembroke township noting a theft of her fat pig and 15 fat hens. In a swap, a skinny pig and 18 skinny hens were left behind.
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Kankakee, Til
Anna Robbins
Pembroke Township
Capacity Of Hayward Vocational Center Outlined
Hayward's proposed vocational training center will hold about 100 out of district students initially and serve about 500 students per day halves. It will open in 1965 66 with 106 openings reserved for Canyon Valley Union and San Lorenzo districts. Superintendent Cunningham says out of district students are admitted only if space allows with HUSD students kept priority. Billing for non district students will occur at year end and per student cost is not yet known.
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Hayward
Raymond Arveson
Hayward Unified School Dist
Canyon Valley Union High School
San Lorenzo Unified School
Wiliam Cunningham
HUSD
Cunningham
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