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Dr. Joseph Sasaki - Newly Appointed First Ward Supervisor, November 1955

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Dr. Sasaki Appointed First Ward Supervisor

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Sasaki Wins Award

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Joseph Sasaki - Noon Optimist Club President, April 1961

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Noon Optimists Elect Sasaki

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Sasaki Elected

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City Man Receives Optimist Honors

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City Man 'Optimist Of Year'

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