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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

Page

6

Newark Girl Becomes 1000th Candystriper Volunteer

A one year old Newark girl named Kathy Kasich is the 1000th Candystriper approved for volunteer service at St. Rose Hospital in Hayward. A Notre Dame High School junior in San Jose, she aims to be a physical therapist and enjoys sports. The program, started a decade ago by the hospital auxiliary, has teens assist staff with patient comfort and care.

Newark St. Rose Hospital Hayward Kathy Kasich John Kasich Conestoga Place Notre Dame High School San Jose Jack Singleton

Summer festival auditions set for Ohlone College shows

The Summer Drama Festival 71 opens with three productions starting June 24 led by David Motroni of Kennedy High School and Ohlone speech instructor. Assistants include Paula Carr, Larry Epstein, and Joel Agnew. Auditions run June 21 22 at 7 pm with callbacks June 23 24 25 26.

David Motroni Kennedy High School Ohlone Paula Carr City of Fremont Youth Theater Guild Larry Epstein Tennyson High School Hayward Joel Agnew Mission San Jose High School Ohlone College Washington Blvd College Mr. Pennypacker Liam O’brien Friedrich Duerrenmatt William Glennon Tri-City

How to find a good job as a teen in high school

A guidance letter advises seniors on practical job searching focusing on preferring ad listings, avoiding nepotism, and visiting state employment offices. It stresses preparation, dress and interview etiquette, and sincerity over perks. It notes differences for girls and boys in presentation, and urges applicants to seek lasting, growth-worthy positions.

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Rolling Stones Still Lead Chart As Honey Cones Close In

The Rolling Stones hold the top spot with Brown Sugar while the Honey Cones’ Want Ads climbs to runner up. The chart lists top thirty with movement from last week, featuring Aretha Franklin, Carpenters, Donny Osmond, Three Dog Night and others, plus a misprint of several entries that suggests a crowded week.

Rolling Stones The Ringo Starr Carpenters Aretha Franklin Donny Osmond Three Dog Night Carole King Partridge Family Murray Head Trinidad Singers Cornelius Brothers Sister Rose Jackson Five You Dog Boo Labo Nat Tan Jones Supremes Helen Reddy the Osmonds Wilson Pickett Daddy Dewdrop Ocean Doors Jerry Reed Diana Tross Bobby Sherman Brenda and the Tabulations Raiders Richie Havens Janis Juplin

Indian land payment bill wins approval

The Senate approved a bill authorizing an additional 15.7 million dollars to pay awards from the Indians Claims Commission for Shoshone land takings in Idaho Wyoming Colorado Utah and Nevada. Funds cover the Shoshone Bannock Fort Hall Idaho the Shoshone Wind River Wyoming and other Bannock and Shoshone Nation members.

Washington UPI Senate House Idaho Wyoming Colorado Utah Nevada Indians Claims Commission Congress Fort Hall Wind River Reservation

Macalester students plan international travel program

Seven Macalester College students from St Paul Minnesota including Ed Kurtz will join a large international program. The group will study in language institutes or pursue independent projects for college credit. Highlights include a 10000 mile US tour and a month of work abroad in offices factories and schools. Fireflies released in Tokyo for restaurant patrons to view at night.

Fremont Macalester College St. Paul Minnesota Ed Kurtz Edward F. Kurtz Sunny Crest Ct Ing International Peace Institute West Germany Wales United States Dl American Tokyo UPI Air Express Japan Kyushu Saikoku Chinganso

Hiking trip sign up now opens in Fremont Newark

A High Mountain Pack Trip to the Sierra runs Aug 13 20 for Fremont and Newark teenagers. Cost 59.50 includes transport and meals. Orientation Aug 4 at Southland Shopping Center Hayward for participants and parents. Sign ups first come first served. call Fremont Newark YMCA 792-0982 for reservations. YMCA offers an earn my way program to defray part of the cost.

Sierra Fremont Newark Bill Schramm YMCA Southland Shopping Center Hayward Schramm Fremont-Newark

Ohlone Ten Win Honors At Winter Quarter

Ohlone College honors ten students for straight A averages while taking two or more units in the Winter Quarter. Recipients are Donald Lynn Beckie, Raul G Garza, Gabriele S May, Margaret W McNevin, Wanda Meeul, Patricia ODonnell, Dale A Porth, John L Swainston, Pam Ann Vargas, and Charles E Wilson.

Ohlone College Donald Lynn Beckie Raul G. Garza Gabriele S. May Margaret W McNevin Wanda §. Meeul Patricia O'Donnell Dale A. Porth John L. Swainston Pam Ann Vargas Charles E. Wilson

Fremont Boys' Club Camp Dates Announced

Fremont and Newark boys aged seven to fourteen may enroll in a two week Summer Camp Pro in Mendocino on a 2000 acre redwood site between Willits and Fort Bragg. Depart August 4 arrive August 18 by Greyhound Bus. Activities include horseback riding canoeing swimming archery boating and nature study. Scholarships available. Cost 65 for members 70 non members. Contact 656-6269.

Fremont and Newark Boy's Club of Fremont Camp Mendocino Redwoods Willits Fort Bragg Noyo River Greyhound Boys’ Club of Fremont

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