Boards of Both Districts Will Discuss Joint Administration
Trustees from Turlock and Patterson districts plan joint sessions to align administration and personnel policies, including salaries. The meeting aims to explore a common office, shared staff, and unified policies for efficiency. Bids for a Patterson post office building will be advertised, with construction under the lease program and private ownership.
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Hedden
Stanislaus
Thomas Hedden
Turlock
Tenance
Anderson
Busi
R Cies
Patterson
Adiwin
Richard Phillips
Lawrence F. O'Brien
U.S. Post Office Department
Patterson Wil Close Streets For Resurfacing
Patterson Wil announces seal coat resurfacing and street closures. Six city streets will be closed from 24 to 36 hours this week with wards including Ward Avenue H Street K Street to be closed Wednesday and I Street F Street O Street E Street to be resurfaced Thursday. Public Works Director George Robison urges residents on these streets to remove cars from garages by 5am on work day mornings.
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Patterson
Ward Avenue
Sperry Avenue
9Th Street
H Street
el Circulo
7Th Street
K Street
Highway 33
Tilt Street
Tih Street
el Cicculo
del Puerto Avene
Public Works
George Robison
Depwy Public Works
George Motz
Eldon Kitterman
Torrance Man Appointed to PE Post at Stan State
James K. Hanny of Torrance has been named assistant professor of physical education at Stanislaus State College. He earned his BA and MA at the University of the Pacific and competed in sailing, track and cross country. Hanny was the 1949 Pacific Association A.A.U. long distance champion and coached UOP track in 1957.
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Turlock
James K. Hanny
Torrance
Stanislaus State College
Hanny
University of the Pacific
Pacific Association
UOP
Vassen High School
Yuba
Souh High School
Gs Cay Geei
Hanry
Sic Combatraining Company
Carol
Newport
California ‘Teachers Association
Fort Ord
Dennis
Irenej
National Education Association
Davenport
Debby Rool
Trevor
National Association of Basket-instructors
Gari Dudley
Southern Califori
Initia
Nead
Teader
Inia High
Tive
Kathy Gomes
Paula Grubb
Sup- Coaches Association
Robin McDaniels
Teresapori
Southern California
Rivera
Soldler
Doris Havel
Gustine Union
Virginia
Cyntha
Jane
Kerry Sacramento State College
Army Pays Unique Honor To Sonora Grandmother
Mrs Bully Annithony DeBeal of Sonora receives a rare recognition by the U S Army Recruiting District. The civilian grandmother is honored with a plaque and a bayonet mounted display for meeting military standards and showing persistent support for recruits. This first civilian award highlights her long service as Tuolumne County United States historian and her role in military outreach.
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Sonora
Bully Annithony DeBeal
Newport
Tlon
Bee Press
Ruth Ann Newport
Robert Gallagher
Los Altos
Terrence Delical
Sixth Army
Cal Lupe
Modesto
Mrs Newport Helped Recruiters From Tuolumne County
In Tuolumne and neighboring counties Mrs. Newport, longtime Jamestown News editor turned county employee, served as a key recruiting liaison for Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard during World War II and beyond. She relayed messages to enlistees, accompanied recruiters, and later became an honored Army recruiter and museum curator.
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Sonora
Modesto Driver Charged With Drunk Driving After Highway Crash
A Modesto driver, Frank Oliver Daniels, 28, was jailed in Merced County on a drunk driving charge after rear ending a car carrying Los Banos High cheerleaders Alois Mello and Jo Ann Mize both 15. The girls suffered facial cuts. their driver Lawrence Areias and others were uninjured. The crash occurred on Highway 14 while returning from a three day cheerleading event in Squaw Valley.
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LOS Banos
Los Banos High
Choa
Alois Mello
Jo Ann Mize
Highway 14
Tn Onere
Frank Oliver Daniels
Modesto
Merced County
Lawrence Areias
Font Antin Fathar
Ody DE Wann
Nauiien Va Ationine
Pat Areias
Pat
Diane Ranos
Squaw Valley
Theater Tax Ruling Sparks Appeal Plans
Fresno The Stockton Ting Theater amateur troupe will appeal a California District Appeal Court ruling that denies tax exempt status. Attorney Fred J. Bollinger says the Fresno court upheld a superior court decision requiring payment of property tax, arguing the state constitution extends English common law and exempts charitable and educational theater groups.
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Fresno
Stockton
Bollinger
Circus Comes to City on July 5 at Stanislaus Fairgrounds
The James Brothers Circus visits Turlock with two shows at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds on July 5. Kiwanis Club sponsors the event to fund youth projects. Tickets are 50 cents for children and 1.50 for adults, available at the gate or by calling 634-5538. First performance starts at 2 p.m. and the evening show at 8 p.m.
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Turlock
James Brothers Circus
Stanislaus County Fairground
Turlock Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Four Teens Arrested In Telephone Wire Theft Scene
Four former Texa vans were arrested on grand theft charges after police found copper wire and a hacksaw in their car near Twain Harte. A large roll of wire and a boat reel were traced to missing property at Pinecrest Boat Dock and elsewhere, with additional theft reports including $60 in cash and a missing tire from a Five Mile Spot resident.
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Sonora
Texa
Modesta J
Bill Huntley
Sheriff's Office
Highway 108
Twain Harte
Huntley
Walter Ropers
Songra
Buzz Rhine
San Jose
Let
Jimmy McMahan
Pinecrest Boat Dock
Wichita Falls
Robert
Ray Fleming
Wrawnwood
Virginia Gebories Fleming
Lanning
Modesto
Frank Gachen
Five Mile
Oakdale Budgets A New South Entrance
Oakdale plans a new south entrance via D Street and J Street connections, with a 1966 67 budget showing $62,000 for armor coat street upgrades and $2,385 for late additions. The program targets six armor coat streets and several double armor projects costing about $14,400, plus state funds covering part of the costs.
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Oakdale
Park Souk
Fifth Avenue
D Street
Suwa
Joheis
Son Street
Tistal
Artuys
Budges
Pleasanton Place
Sranis
Jambuth
Maxwell Street
J Street
Pontiac Street
Pliny
Signistius
Das
Lage
Highway Division
Yosemite Avenue
Wis
George Reed
Modesto
Livingston Eyes School Budget Rise
Livingston trustees approve a 516190 budget for 1906 57, up 19140 from last year with a projected 11400 deficit. Beginning balance 39900 ending 22500. Major increases in salaries and health insurance plus retirement benefits. Board to review Camp Green Meadows program next meeting and consider a Monday through Friday schedule.
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Livingston — Trustees
Livingston Union
Rustees
Camp Green Meadows
Thought for Today Verses on Obedience and Sin
A devotional note quotes Romans 6 16 about yielding to obedience as choosing slavery to sin leading to death or to righteousness. The text was selected by Rev George F Telle of Trinity Presbyterian Church for reflection.
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George F. Telle
The
Trinity Presbyterian Church
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