Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 81

VX Oiklni TriSung, Vcdnday, Dge. 6, Stucbiitsof 3 1 at Schools Conference ALAMEDA The first of a -t IhIqw effect iw is your moufliiwsisli? 5. fS i 5k MICRIN it including MICRIN vthe new Oral Antiseptic developed by Johnson Johnson. i mi.iiiriwimiHfi'llfiwIBfi i i iniTfl-lm DR. THOMAS COCK (LEFT) WITH STUDENTS AT FOUNDATION CONFERENCE Thomas King (center), Alameda; Bill Mackey, St.

Joseph's; Judith Pierce, Encipal lEJcai miiK (ill AC Transit Puts Out Guide X3iliaiIDP((piilB To Holiday Bus Sights eeing comparing the leading ,4 These significant and tests were made inside 7 jar I 1 I i -'f --it v- The number of germs in by any mouthwash at the true meaning of Christ mas, through a series of re ligious store window displays. In addition, the downtown area has been turned into Candy Cane Lane, with red and white stripes decorating electroliers. Via Arriba, off Hesperian in San Lorenzo Village, is a community decoration project involving lawns and homes. San Leandfo East 14th St. is decorated with large scrolls and lanterns on street standards.

Richmond Richmond is using a new type gold colored street decorations, including scrolls with large wreaths and bells, to turn Macdonald Ave. into a Christmas Lane. A giant indoor Christmas tree will be erected during Christmas week in the lobby of the Richmond (Hospital, series of high school conferences sponsored by the Alameda County Chapter of the National Foundation has been held at Alameda High School. Representatives of Alame da, Encinal and St. Joseph's high schools attended the.

meeting aimed at encouraging young persons toenter careers in medicine. Dr. Tho mas Cock, a Berkeley pediatrician was the guest speaker. The Foundation's health scholarship program, support ed by the annual March of Dimes, was described as awarding $50,000 in college scholarships annually in Call forhia to qualified high school seniors wishing to enter health careers. The scholar ships are for $500 a year, for four years, and applications may be made chapter, 1801 Jefferson" St.

Student representatives at the meeting included mem bers of future health career clubs in the three schools and editors and staff members of high school papers. Editors writing the best editorial on shortages in the health field will be awarded a National Foundation plaque. McClymonds Youth -fgramonday-- The McClymonds Sunset Councillors, youth members of the Sunset District Community Council; will hold a special program entitled "Youth for Community Service," at p.m. Monday at the deFrem ery Recreation Center. 1651 Adeline St.

The program will feature re ports by the five delegates to the Governor's Conference on Youth for Community Service which was held at Long Beach on Nov. 13 and" 14. IHIIHIV, (IIKIIKII! nil: im vim A -s i' 4 4 i -f NY I MrTnTir? i Jr. i ai wa? your mouth is reduced the time you use it. limine But, almost immediately germs multiply.

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Here are the highlights of "Operation Sleigh Oakland White Christmas trees are interspersed with living trees to give Broadway a holiday look. Watch for the painted white tree at Latham Square and a twin tree at 'Franklin Square, 22nd and The 60-foot tree in the City Hall Plaza, illuminated with white lights, symbolizes the traditional Christmas tree. Living trees also add a festive air at Grand east of Broadway to Telegraph between 16th St and Williams and to the Mont- The Oakland Park Department has-decorated trees on El Embarcadero, near Grand and Lakeshore Avenues, in Children's Fairyland and on the lawn near Snow Museum! The department's traditional Nativity scene, night-lighted, is set up in a new spot this year because of freeway con-struction-on El Embarcadero near Grand and Lakeshore. Jack London Square has its traditional 60-foot tree. Free ice skating shows are nrecontori fit the Kaispr Cen ter roof garden except on Sun days.

Professional skaters perform a "Santa on Ice" giving shows Monday through Friday at 12:30 p.m.. 1:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., and on Saturdays, at 12:30 p.m., 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Hayward Cooperative ef fort nf T.Aen flnunpil of Churches and Hayward mer chants has resulted in unusual community effort to celebrate Apartment Owners To Seat President Vernon C.

Buell will be re installed as president of the Apartment House Association of Alameda County at a din ner tomorrow night at Jacques Restaurant. 601 Jackson St The affair will be sponsored ni.u..l Aimiliamr nl uy UIC TYUUicii a nuuuu; ui the association. Louise Walker will be general chairman and Grace Buhlert program chair man. Metal Incidence WASHINGTON About one thirteenth of the earth's crust is aluminum, but aluminum is not found in a metallic state in its natural form. ADVERTISEMENT liECK LIKE ABOARD? Leowa op tiff-fasting neck, back, bouldert, with MniUroU.

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