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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1971
Page
2
Newark recreation department plans a yo yo contest Saturday at 1 30 p m for ages nine to 14 at the Newark Community Center 9550 Cedar Blvd Newark Call 793 1400 ext cs for details
Fremont hosts the Third Annual Textile Exhibition sponsored by Olive Hyde Art Center from May to June 13. The show features stickery sacra weaving and balik. four awards totaling 300 are offered to Northern California artists. Entry fee is 2, entries limited to three per artist, with delivery between May 17 and 22 to Olive Hyde Center at 123 Washington Blvd. Fremont. For forms call 7963452.
The American Red Cross seeks junior high and high school students for summer volunteer positions. Volunteers assist at Veterans Hospital in Livermore, five local convalescent hospitals, Dawn School day camp, and Alameda County Library. Two hours of orientation required for nursing work, individual agency orientation, and age 13 by Feb. 1. Call Washington Township Red Cross at 57 7161 between 9 am and 4:30 pm weekdays.
Mission San Jose High School student Dianna Fernandez tied for first in the Invest-In-America Northern California Council ninth annual journalism competition. Her editorial Pollution Who Should Pay the Price appeared in The Smoke Signal. Winners received stock shares and deposits in savings accounts.
Newark MacGregor Intermediate School launches an all school drug study week starting today with daily speakers movies and displays. A PTA program at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the auditorium features movies student skits and a panel of parents teachers and others discussing the school and parents role in solving drug abuse.
Fred Emanuels of Gygax Realty in Fremont will join a panel for the Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors first educational seminar at 9 am Friday in the board auditorium. The topic is Listing for Profit. Emanuels is Million Dollar Club member, UC Business graduate, and Fremont Civil Service Commission member.
East Bay authors discuss their books at Alameda County Library branches in Union City and Niles on Wednesday. Margaret Shedd will talk about Malinche and Cortes at 4:10 PM in Union City, 332 Alvarado. In Niles, Mrs. Charles Planck will discuss How Two Globetroots on One Retirement Check and How Two Travel Europe on One Retirement Check from 7:20 to 9 PM at 1501 Fremont Street.
Carmen Lombardo, brother of Guy Lombardo, composer and tenor saxophonist, died at 67 in Miami after moving from New York last year. He wrote songs such as Boo Too and Seems Like Old Times and often sang with the Lombardo band. Survived by wife Florence, with memorials asked for Baylor University School of Medicine. Funeral services will be held in Freeport, New York.
South Korea foreign minister Choi Kyu-Hah will depart for the United States to participate in the forthcoming forego ministers meeting of the Vietnam war allies in Washington scheduled for next Friday and Saturday.
Publication notice appears from the Daily Review listing court order details in Alameda County. The fragmentary notice references June and acts under a 1897 act with names and places including Fremont California and publication by mail at a rate of $2.25, Sunday through Saturday.
Newsweek reports President Nixon is ready to approve the sale of U S built jetliners to Beijing. China now relies on Soviet and British planes and seeks U S jets, preferably Boeing 707s, for world routes. White House may approve whether direct or via a third party and for new or reconditioned aircraft. Boeing faced a setback as Congress blocked further SST development.
Sacramento UPI reports the State Senate will act Monday on a bill to join 18 states ratifying the Federal Constitutional Amendment lowering the voting age to 18 for all elections. The Assembly already backed the measure, and California faces potential high costs for separate registration and ballots if needed.
A six person Oakland Coalition seeks to take control of the Oakland City Council from incumbents in a Tuesday election. The slate backs John Sutter Reverend Frank Pinkard and includes Sugger Paul Cobb Doug Jones and Betty Ann Brune with diverse ethnicities. Support comes from Carl Stokes who calls the effort an experiment in democracy.
United Press International reports Earth Week events led by President Nixon and governors. Citizens rallied, biked, and marched in cities and campuses to highlight environmental concerns. A fatal accident occurred in Inwood as six girls collected litter.
A supervised high school farm project competition tied to vocational agriculture and WPA membership announced awards presented last week.
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