Fremont considers stronger dog control and budget changes
Fremont residents urge council to emphasize stronger dog control and park development while maintaining current services. Federation president Joe Spotts cites concerns with budget forecasting and calls for improved animal control funding, street maintenance, and staff additions in the 1971-72 budget process.
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Fremont
Joe Spotts
Federation of
Fremont Residents
Union of
Spotts
Sixty Fremont students earn Bank of America awards
Sixty Fremont high school students receive Bank of America scholarship trophies and merit certificates. Trophies go to Mission San Jose High School for John Silletta and others in science math liberal arts fine arts and vocational arts. Zone and area finals offer up to $1000.
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Fremont
Bank of America
Mission San Jose High School
John Silletta
Georgia Bacil
Hilary Carr
Marsha French
David Anderson
Lucia Bruno
Karen Hygelund
Teresa Kurtz
Thomas la Bar
Virginia Lacerda
Candy Metschenbacher
David Rompel
Cynthia Serrata
Michael Swift
Don Wetzel
Washington High School
Mark Santor
Christopher Williams
Darryl Guzman
Shelia Richter
Charles Vosicka
Sherri Brewton
William Orsetti
Susan Carlson
Patricia Putnam
Karen Pucci
James McCaslin
John Alvarez
Jeraldine Jepson
Candace Proefrock
Brent Fleming
Edward Mascalino
Kennedy High School
Nancy Calabretta
Elizabeth Champion
Saint Pauza
Ginette L'Heureux
Barbara Cain
Michael Rhymes
Noel Manos
Joanne Bentley
Barbara Steffeck
Sandra Hupman
Stephen Kaushi
Jeannette Grant
Bonnie Bywater
Michael Maloof
Tevington High School
Keith P. Riker
Judith Foley
Vance ‘Everett
Lynn Hotchkiss
Katherine Meggeson
Lorna Conas
Richard Tarcher
Richard Pavan
George Coates
Ohlone to stage three comedies at college theater
Ohlone College in Fremont will present three comedies over the next two weekends at 660 Washington Blvd. The shows include Bedtime Story, The Bald Soprano, and The American Dream with 8 pm performances on March 5 6 7 and 12 and matinees at 3 pm on March 7 and 14. Admission is free for Ohlone students and two dollars for others with proceeds benefiting the Theater Guild scholarship fund.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Washington Blvd
U.S
Ohlone
Theater Guild
Levi Strauss stock becomes partly public in stock sale
Levi Strauss & Co. moved to partial public ownership as 1 230 000 shares were sold at 47 a share by Lehman Bros. and Dean Witter. The over the counter price jumped to 72 before settling around 58 at market close. The firm, a major apparel maker, had been fully owned by management and employees, with about 8 million shares still held by employees.
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San Francisco
UPI
Levi Strauss & Co
Lehman Bros
Dean Witter & Co
Levi Strauss
Brahms to Bacharach at Ohlone Spring Concert
Ohlone College presents a March 9 16 p.m. spring concert in the campus theater at 050 Washington Blvd. The College Chamber Singers directed by John Towner open with Brahms then cover country Western medleys ending with Bert Bacharach. Ohlone Stage Band under Carol Tuttle performs works by Buddy Rich Stan Kenton and Count Basie. Admission is free. donations for the Music Scholarship Fund are welcome at the door.
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Brahms
Bacharach
Ohlone College
Washington Blvd
College Chamber Singers
John Towner
Bert, Bacharach
Ohlihe
Carol] Tuttle
Buddy Stich
Stan Kenton
Count Basle
Tuttle
Red Cross Office Expands With Part-Time Recruiter
Fremont area Red Cross adds an extra part-time representative in the armed forces recruiting office at 3740 Maple Street. The rep will be available Mondays from 9 am to 3 pm, in addition to the full-time office at 43000 Sumter Avenue, said Mrs. Shirley Wein who runs the office.
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Fremont
Uhe Red Cross
Armed Forces
Maple St
Shirley Wein
Whic
Ham
Sumter Ave
Weln
Fremont Toastmasters Club Honors Members at Weekly Meeting
Toastmasters Cluts and member Chick Powell won the best award at the club meeting this week. Robert Rose, club spokesman, invites anyone interested in improving public speaking to attend meetings at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays in Niles Community Center, 470 School St.
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Fremont
Cluts
Chick Powell
Robert Rose
Niles Community Center
Schoo! St
Council gloom over charity basketball match postponed
Fremont Junior Chamber of Commerce backed benefit game between councilmen and Playboy bunnies was canceled due to a busy schedule and policy changes. Councilman Steel quipped he would return to practice as plans shifted toward a possible new date.
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Couverien
San Francisco
Playboy Bunnies
Geoffrey Stevl
Jack Pimentel
Wiliam Jay Doorn
Fremont Junior Chamber of Commerce
Don Dillon
Wach
Gene Sthudes
Jayoues
Steel
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