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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1971
Page
5
Lt William L Calley sits through months of testimony at his My Lai massacre trial with little speaking. As rebuttal witnesses prepare for the government, key figures and evidence surface, including claims about orders given at My Lai and command responsibility.
City of Fremont offers women’s dance courses this spring at Washington High School and local centers. A ballet class by Dean Caldwell meets 7 p.m. Mondays in the Washington High School dance room. Janet Hakala teaches women’s modern and jam dance at 8 p.m. Thursdays in the same venue. Ardith Gottardt leads a Housewives’ dance workshop at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Fremont Community Center with a 6 weekend fee, running March 15 to May 28. Call city leisure information at 796 for details.
The National Shakespeare Company presents Much Ado About Nothing at 8 p.m. Tuesday March 16 in the Chabot College Community Auditorium 26955 Hesperian Blvd. part of the Performing Arts Series. Chartered nonprofit touring ensemble in period dress, 8th season. All seats $2. advance tickets from Chabot College Office or at door.
A two film program titled No Substitute for Victory will be shown at Thornton Junior High School 4357 Thornton Ave Fremont at 7 48 p.m. Friday. Sponsored by the Beaumont Newark TRAIN Committee with Rich Single as chairman. Tickets available at American Opinion Bookstore 4563 Glenmoor Mall Fremont Kellog Variety Store 15 Newark Square Newark or at the door.
A 16 year old Seattle youth hid in a foxhole on a 100 foot cliff near Greenwater and fired on passing vehicles injuring at least three. About 18 cars were hit including an ambulance. No serious injuries reported. Deputies found 51 shell casings. The youth, armed with two .22 rifles, killed himself. Legal notice.
Mae Edgerton 79 of Fremont died Thursday. A Kendall Michigan native she lived in Fremont since 1968 and belonged to the Hasler Star order and the Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs. Survived by husband Avery Edgerton of San Martin son Richard Edgerton of San Maclin daughter May Edgerton five grandchildren and several titled relatives. Services 2 p.m. at Trubling Chapel 129 4th St Gilroy with burial in Arizona.
On March 22, 1971 a foreclosure auction will be held to satisfy the debt owed by Abe Hernandez. The sale covers a house and lot with horses, and is conducted under Civil Code Sections. Auction action to take place at the specified time and location listed by the clerk.
County Clerk warns that from July 1 1971 all line operators using fictitious business names must file a Fictitious Name Statement. The filing fee is 10 dollars. Deadline extended to July 13. Ruth Rose 783-6111 provides details.
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