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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1971
Page
4
Plans discussed for the school’s upcoming fall season. Sponsored by the Niles Congregational Church the program welcomes children of all races and creeds. Information available from Mrs Raymond Foote at 793-2084 or from Mrs Gregory Johnston, enrollment chairman, at 797-2566.
Long Beach hosted the California Grand Bethel Session where Fremont Bethel No won First Honorable Mention in Class B Choir. Singers included Debbie Burnett Lise Swift and others with Debbie McCann and Jody Dumas noted as highlights. Guardian director of music is Eloise Edgar. next meeting September 13 will welcome Penny Allison as honored queen.
Elizabeth Carmean of Sunnyvale married Daniel Stanley Lennart of Mountain View in a 7 pm Valley United Presbyterian Church Portola Valley ceremony. The bride wore a white chiffon gown, with lace details and a pink satin ribbon, and carried a pink and white bouquet. The bride's sister served as matron of honor. bridesmaids wore pink dotted swiss. Best man was Mark Cardillo. ushers included Timothy Wawrzynowicz and Donald Ware. A garden reception followed. The couple plan to live in Sunnyvale and honeymoon in Carmel. Elizabeth is a 1960 Fremont High School alumna and Chico State graduate teaching in Newark.
The bridegroom, a 1960 Norwich Free Academy graduate, earned a chemistry BA from The Citadel in 1964 and a PhD in physical chemistry from Cornell. He now works as a research chemist at Varian Associates in Palo Alto.
A long summary notes Catherine Cookson’s The Dwelling Place about Cissie Brodie a 15 year old who loses her parents to typhoid and faces life with nine siblings. She builds a cave dwelling in the fen and must let some children work to survive while a village wheelwright aids her, but tragedy follows as she faces assault and social peril in a class divided Victorian England with future consequences for her family. The piece also lists other new library titles in Alameda County.
Local women convene this afternoon from 12 to 3 at 5062 Winsford Court the Newark home of Mrs. Robert Robbins for a Summer Bridge Luncheon. Proceeds aid Junior philanthropies. Mrs. Donald Preston heads menu planning. reservations through Mrs. Herbert Radding. Babysitting offered at Mrs. Robert Steele home for a small fee.
A summer program by the Friends of the Newark Library and the Newark Recreation Department lets third through eighth graders borrow books at five Newark locations. Books may be returned in the same reading level. volumes feature orange and yellow containers.
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